yeah, gareth, this investigation? yeah, gareth, this has been _ this investigation?igation? yeah, gareth, this has been a story _ this investigation? yeah, gareth, this has been a story that - this investigation? yeah, gareth, this has been a story that we - this investigation? yeah, gareth, | this has been a story that we have been looking at for around 18 months and it is important to highlight that we were set off on this journey by around a dozen survivors, their families, and people who have been affected by coercive control from a very young age. as a result that we decided to go off and find out the scale of this so we sent out freedom of information requests to police forces across england and wales. we got a response from 39 of them, and from the 39, just as mentioned, more than a fifth of all, to and controlling behaviour cases reported to the police were victims aged under—255. what is also interesting is that there has been a year—on—year rise not only for victims but also for perpetrators between the of 11 to 24 years of age. and what is also quite, i gu

that ha--ens gareth southgate's side. that happens through _ gareth southgate's side.es at club level being consistent and helping the team as much as possible so i definitely believe myself and i hope i get the opportunity to show that. ~ �* ., ., g ., ., that. we've heard from jordan henderson — that. we've heard from jordan henderson now _ that. we've heard from jordan henderson now for _ that. we've heard from jordan henderson now for the - that. we've heard from jordan henderson now for the first i that. we've heard from jordan i henderson now for the first time since his move to a saudi arabian club, what has he been saying? the first time he — club, what has he been saying? twe: first time he has spoken since joining al—ettifaq and playing under steven gerrard, and his mood there has been criticised by lgbtqi+ campaigners. he was a vocal ally for those groups and same sex relationships are illegal in saudi arabia. he says the criticism for him moving there has hurt him and it was not for money, he said, he said he went for the project and how that was sold to hi

praise for england's youngsters after a convincing win in scotland, but manager gareth southgate sayssm of harry maguire has gone too far. great britain are under way in manchester, taking on australia in the davis cup. and new zealand get off to a flying start in the third one—dayer against england. welcome. england manager gareth southgate has condemned what he calls the "ridiculous treatment" of defender harry maguire, saying the criticism the defender has faced is "a joke". it follows maguire�*s inclusion in southgate�*s side on saturday against ukraine and against scotland last night, where he came on as a sub before scoring an own goal. maguire has struggled to get game time for his club manchester united where he has lost the captaincy. we'll hear from southgate in a moment, but first katie gornall reports on a 3—1 victory for england last night in a friendly to mark the 150th anniversary of the auld enemy. 150 years ago was when it all began for scotland and england. hampden was hopeful this anniversary could be a cause for celebration. after all, their team is in the best sha

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sorry to interrupt you gareth, - alliance at a time...me has got the better of us. in 2010, roger ross williams made history by becoming the first african—american director to win an oscar. the accolade, for a short documentary, came after a lot of struggle. as tom brook reports from new york. roger ross williams is a film—maker whose time it appears to have come. he made his name as an award winning director of documentaries. the just released cassandro, stirring top mexican actor gael garcia banal, is based on the true story of this man, a gay wrestler from true story of this man, a gay wrestlerfrom el true story of this man, a gay wrestler from el paso, true story of this man, a gay wrestlerfrom el paso, who confronted homophobia and machismo in the mexican wrestling circuit to emerge as a true hero. i wrestling circuit to emerge as a true hero-— a true hero. i was so inspired b the a true hero. i was so inspired by the real-life _ a true hero. i was so inspired by the real-life cassandro, . a true hero. i was so inspired by the real-l

and it's part of the problem, gareth.arger in libya realise that both sides have failed in coming up with a unified response. we are talking about libya's largest disaster in history, in its history. so if they fail in coming up with a unified response, that means that there are little chances in seeing libya getting to a viable political settlement. so the situation is really distressing by all means, humanitarian means, by political means and byjustice means, as protesters are calling on authorities for accountability. and bassem, just briefly, you're based in algeria, and i'm cognisant of the fact that on its borders there's a lot going on, the earthquake in morocco, the floods in libya. how is algeria responding to what's happening to its neighbours? actually, i'm based in tunisia, gareth, but let's say that the whole region is going through unprecedented climate change impact. we have the earthquake and its aftermath with fears of rain in morocco. we have fresh wildfires in algeria, an unprecedented heat wave here in

i�*m gareth barlow, thanks so much for watching bbc news. hello. of you and more rain to come through the rest of today. it�*s all linked in to an area of low pressure, which is to the north of the country. on the southern edge of it, strong winds and these weather fronts, which are just marching mainly across the central strip of the uk. the rain will ease off a little bit at times, although i suspect around the hills of northern england, south—west scotland, northern ireland, north—west wales it will remain pretty damp throughout. a few passing showers towards the south coast. a few glimpses of brightness here, but here, and across much of england and wales, where we see the strongest of the winds today, gusting 40, 50, maybe 60mph. winds a little bit lighter further north. but the rain gets heavier again this afternoon in northern ireland and south—west scotland. some of the brightest weather to be found today will be in northern scotland but, even here, a few passing heavy, thundery showers and fresher feel — 13 to 15 degrees, compared to 19 or

he gets even more ridicule than gareth gets. what than gareth southgate gets. would you do with harry maguire? would drop him ? would you play him or drop him? >> well, i'll be honest. i like harry maguire. um i think he's. he's done. done well for england. okay. he got an own goal that can happen to anybody, but his england career, i think, has been good. obviously, he's not playing man united, and sooner or later has to start sooner or later he has to start playing. we have a big playing. otherwise we have a big problem. you know , it's who you problem. you know, it's who you play problem. you know, it's who you play there. stones is obviously a to be in the team if you don't play a to be in the team if you don't play harry maguire. so you you play play harry maguire. so you you play in that in that position . i play in that in that position. i personally listen while he's playing well for england you know i think but we are coming to the end for harry if he doesn't get in, start playing league football. he needs to play. and if he can't get in the team somew

it's gareth wyn jones or one gareth wyn jones, and you'll see what i do every day.ay that's what we should be doing. i'm growing taking growing my veg, i'm taking sweetcorn out of my i'm eating a great vegan diet, but i've got a few vegans on my diet with it, with my grass fed cattle and sheep. you know, these are some of the most sustainable foods we can have. and it's about a balance . you just had sandy on balance. you just had sandy on there talking about processed foods. we have a massive obesity problem in this country. foods. we have a massive obesity problem in this country . we have problem in this country. we have people with ill health and ill mental health. and it's all to do with what we put in our bellies. and i think some of these vegans are totally and these vegans are totally and these big organisations are misleading people to go sick in the long run. my father's 87 works seven days a week, has eaten a balanced diet. look at me, i'm 56. you know, i'm i'm in top form. i work out every day in my job and i eat well and you've got to feed your body. >>

earlier, my colleague sumi somaskanda spoke with royal historian gareth russell, who described mohamedconnecting his son, dodi, to the british royal family. it's possible that, actually, dodi and diana met for the first time years before they became a couple at a 1986 polo match, which dodi played against diana's husband, the then prince charles prince of wales. but after the car crash — that tragic car accident in paris in 1997 — mohamed al—fayed really was responsible for mainstreaming two very contentious and contested versions of what had happened. firstly, he did give testimony that was thrown out also by the french inquiry, in which he claimed that there had been an establishment reason to murder his son and the princess of wales. and he also really — whether seemed to believe, but certainly promoted the idea — that dodi and diana had been almost soulmates, that they were very, very much in love and that the relationship had been heading towards marriage. how do you think mohamed al—fayed was seen in british society? that's a great question. i think british society is not often v

now gareth davies about that. now the concrete crisis schools across the country announcing that they won't be able to open their doors tomorrow because of what's inside what's been happening inside these buildings . as these crumbling buildings. as i'm be speaking the i'm going to be speaking to the shadow education secretary, bridget , to find out bridget phillipson, to find out what would about the what labour would do about the problem. mullin, who a problem. chris mullin, who is a labour mp for 23 years, is going to give us his take on keir starmer's i'm also starmer's leadership. i'm also going danny going to be speaking to danny kruger, breakaway kruger, leader of a breakaway group of tory mps. the new concern relatives who will tell me where he thinks his party has gone and where it should gone wrong and where it should gone wrong and where it should go right order to win the go right in order to win the next general election. and of course, friday marks a year course, this friday marks a year since passin

gareth russell thank you for your perspective on the passing of mohamed al—fayed. washington, two key members of the far—right proud boys group have been sentenced to prison for their role in the storming of the us capitol building. the latest to be sentenced is ethan nordean, who led the group's march onjanuary 6. he received 18 years for seditious conspiracy. that matches the longest sentence related to the 2021 capitol insurrection. also sentenced today, dominic pezzola. you see him here onjanuary 6th smashing a window with a police shield before filming himself smoking a cigar inside the capitol building. he was given 10 years for assaulting police and obstructing an official proceeding. earlier, i spoke with cbs news correspondent willie james inman at the us capitol about pezzola's sentencing. pezzola was at the forefront of this entire situation when the events surrounding january the 6th unfolded and the assault including the assault on the us capitol. as you mention, he potentially bashed the window and letting in the first batch of the rioters into the ca

i gareth barlow.ffice of national statistics showed excluding pay... 15% onjuly, compared with the year earlier. matching the same inflation over the same period. however, degrees from 4.3% tojuly, compared with 4.2% before. it is worth remembering that the wages figure on average across the wages figure on average across the whole country, which, as our money and work correspondence, peter reddick explains, means not everyone's pay will be rising by that amount. it everyone's pay will be rising by that amount.— everyone's pay will be rising by that amount. it is 'ust an average and as you _ that amount. it isjust an average and as you pointed _ that amount. it isjust an average and as you pointed out, - that amount. it isjust an average and as you pointed out, there i that amount. it isjust an averagej and as you pointed out, there are that amount. it isjust an average l and as you pointed out, there are a lot of figures today, there are always quite a lot of things going on in the labour markets, st

i need to gareth to ask you about gareth southgate. we know raheem squad , raheem sterling in this squad, but jordan henderson has been called into the squad and despite controversial despite his controversial move to in the summer. to saudi arabia in the summer. so you of squad so what do you make of the squad ? it's a bit contradictory. ? well it's a bit contradictory. >> is. know, if >> it really is. you know, if you've have players who are you've you have players who are bangin you've you have players who are bang in form. raheem sterling started banging for started the season banging for it the england it should be in the england squad. been go it should be in the england sq harry been go it should be in the england sq harry maguire been go to harry maguire hasn't played a minutes football in the premier league you can't minutes football in the premier leagie you can't minutes football in the premier leag i e managers you can't minutes football in the premier leag i e managers you ctheir pick i know managers have their go for engl

novak djokovic traded in his tennis racket to take his opening tee shot, while gareth bale, wales�* notng. while gareth bale, wales�* all time record goal—scorer, and a five—time champions league winner was also taking part and they were both on the winning side playing for colin montgomerie, the american corey pavin captained the other team. there are nine more league cup games later, the last of the third round ties. the winners willjoin league one exeter in the next round after they knocked out premier league luton. eight—time winners manchester city travel to newcastle. city boss pep guardiola has confirmed that england midfielder kalvin phillips will start just his fifth game for the club since joining from leeds last year, where he impressed under their manager at the time, marcelo bielsa. marcello gave kalvin the best, and i would love to have done with kalvin what marcello has done to him. but that's what it is. sometimes we struggle with a few things, but he's open—minded, always wanting to learn and help, and this is what i've tried to do. it's the last of the quaterfinals in

hello, i'm gareth barlow. you're watching bbc news. an "urgent" internal investigation has been launched into allegations of serious misconduct against the comedian russell brand whilst he was presenting television shows in the uk in the mid—2000s. it follows allegations of rape and sexual assault in a joint investigation by the sunday times, the times and channel 4 dispatches. the report claimed concerns about brand's behaviour whilst working on spin—off shows from hit series big brother were reported to production managers at endemol, the production company commissioned by channel 4. in a statement, banijay uk — which purchased endemol in 2020 — said: "in light of the very serious allegations relating to the alleged serious misconduct of russell brand while presenting shows produced by endemol in 2004 and 2005, banijay uk has launched an urgent internal investigation and will co—operate with any requests for information from broadcast partners and external agencies." meanwhile, a charity supported by russell brand's own charitable fo

now, england boss gareth southgate says he's picking a team for football reasons after naming jordaneuro 2024 qualifiers. it's the former liverpool captain's first call up since moving to al—ettifaq in saudi arabia. harry maguire has also been included, despite not featuring for manchester united this season. arsenal striker eddie nketiah and chelsea centre back levi colwill have got their first senior call—ups but chelsea's raheem sterling is absent, having been left out of the last two squads. the basis of this squad is we left old trafford after two really good performances, um, four good performances in the group, so i didn't really want to move from the squad we had that day. we're only three games into the start of the season. but we've had a lot of people at the back with, with issues, so we've had to make changes there. and the only other change, then, is eddie, who's coming in because it's an area where we'd like to have a look at him. he's a young player with a really good pedigree, very good finisher, and it's good for him to have some time with us. a bit of transfer news

now, gareth southgate admitted in the aftermath of that match that his side weren't quite at their best. so he was asked earlier here what his approach would be to this game against scotland, given that it's a friendly and he said this wasn't the sort of occasion where you tinker too much with the team. we can't fiddle around with the team because we're playing a top—level side who are going to be at full tilt and giving us a really high level challenge. so you can't overly experiment because that would be ridiculous. now england have a decent record against scotland, but they know they're going to have to overcome a hostile atmosphere here at hampden park if they're to come out on top against steve clarke's side. scotland, meanwhile, are hoping to beat england for the first time this century. it may be a friendly, but this is a celebration of football's oldest rivalry and a rivalry that's still as intense as ever. a spanish high courtjudge has opened an investigation into former spanish football federation president luis rubiales. spain forward jenni hermoso filed a legal complaint las

gareth southgate�*s side are still six points clear at the top of group c with three games left to playe travelled from near and far to south—west poland, just a few hundred miles from the ukraine border. inside the stadium they offer us during reception to their team as the conflict in their home country continues. short of the half—hour mark came a huge moment of m half—hour mark came a huge moment of joy for them as arsenal's zen genco put his country had against an england team who had won their previous four. harry maguire, jordan henderson started despite debate over their inclusion, they found a foothold hard to find until a goal came from kyle walker, from harry kane double sublime pass to score his first goal in his 77th cap. saka struck the crossbar but ukraine held up struck the crossbar but ukraine held up for a point. the 100% record is overfor england in group c, and in from scotland are next in glasgow on tuesday in a friendly. —— in form scotland. arsenal women have been knocked out of the champions league in the first round of qualifying. they were beaten on penalties b

gareth, are there? can you gareth, are you there? can you hear me . hello, mr davies.hank hear me. hello, mr davies. thank you very much for joining me this morning. thank you for bringing your interview a little bit forward so we could chat to you the economic picture. you about the economic picture. look, be delighted by look, you must be delighted by these giving a much these ons figures giving a much more positive view of the british economy. course, british economy. but of course, the inevitable is going the inevitable question is going to asked why you cut to be asked why don't you cut taxes then ? taxes then? >> well, great to be with you and thanks for having me on. i think you're right. this is really positive news that the ons have uplifted the figures for gdp, showing that the uk grew faster out of the pandemic than any country in europe. obviously, this is a revision and we welcome that , but we're and we welcome that, but we're focussed on the future and that's why we're bearing down on inflation and we're investing in our economy and ensuring that we can

and gareth, clearly this is contentious in particular of this plant , but the existing this plant, butisting furnaces are coal fired and obviously in terms of net zero, they're not going to cut it. >> yeah. and i think that's why this is an important day for the steel sector in the uk . and steel sector in the uk. and government today has shown its firm and bold commitment to the future of steel making here in the uk . you know, the transition the uk. you know, the transition from , as you said, coal fired from, as you said, coal fired blast furnaces to electric arc furnace will deliver a massive boost to the uk economy and to the uk ambition to net zero and therefore today is very positive because we are going to see that transition that we as a steel sector in the uk need to make to move from carbon intensive steel production to green steel production to green steel production , which is what we as production, which is what we as a sector set out in our bold plan, our roadmap to net zero a year ago. and what we said was we need a partner with government between the sector and governm

— obvious example, was held against gareth bale, that he never progressed very far in learning spanishanish, and only did i think one interview— spanish, and only did i think one interview ever, which was heavily staged _ interview ever, which was heavily staged beforehand. the real madrid fans did _ staged beforehand. the real madrid fans did resent him for that. maybe bellingham has looked at that and learned _ bellingham has looked at that and learned that this is a way to get the fans— learned that this is a way to get the fans onside. i don't think you will have — the fans onside. i don't think you will have specifically thought he would _ will have specifically thought he would do wrong in terms of winning the fans— would do wrong in terms of winning the fans over, but he has done it perfectly— the fans over, but he has done it perfectly in — the fans over, but he has done it perfectly in terms of getting the fans to — perfectly in terms of getting the fans to adore him immediately. well, the former birmingham _ fans to adore him immediately. well, the former birmingham city _ th

novak djokovic traded in his tennis racket to take his opening tee shot, while gareth bale, wales�* allrecord goal—scorer, and a five—time champions league winner was also taking part and they were both on the winning side playing for colin montgomerie, the american corey pavin captained the other team. ajax and feyenoord have completed the match that was abandoned on sunday because of crowd trouble. trailing 3—0, ajax's fans forced the game to be stopped after throwing flares, vandalising their own stadium and clashing with police. three days on, they resumed with the clock on 55 minutes behind closed doors. it didn't take long for feyenoord to stretch their lead. santiago gimenez, who scored twice on sunday, completing his hatrick four minutes after the re—start. it finished 4—0. feyenoord move up to third, a point off the top. ajax remain 14th. there are nine more league cup games in england later, the last of the third round ties. the winners willjoin league one exeter city in the next round, they shocked luton town. eight—time winners manchester city travel to newcastle united. cit

gatland's side won 40—6 in lyon — running in three tries — gareth davies with the opening try after justd, before jac morgan rounded things off, securing their biggest—ever win against australia. it means wales become the first side into the quarterfinals, with a final pool game to come against georgia on 7th october in nantes. we're such a small nation, as a tieri nation, in terms of our playing numbers. and we are proud of the fact the success has been based on hard work and punching above our weight. and we get confidence from results like tonight and building momentum and that makes us more dangerous going forward. well, eddiejones believes he is still the right person for the job despite australia's capitulation. the defeat has left their rugby world cup hopes hanging by a thread. following last week's setback against fiji, the wallabies are facing a humiliating pool stage exit. jones apologised for his side's performance, but is confident he can turn things around. i'm a proud australian. i hate to see australian rugby do as poorly as we've been doing, particularly under my reign.

england's manager gareth southgate has hit back at criticism of his defender harry maguire, saying theen treated is a joke. maguire scored an own goal as his england side beat scotland 3—1 in their anniversary friendly at hampden park. he had come on as a second half substitute despite limited game time this season for his club manchester united. southgate says maguire gets ridiculous treatment. it's a joke. i have never known a player treated the way he is, not by the scottish fans, by our own commentators, pundits, whatever it is. they have created something that is. they have created something that is beyond anything i have ever seen. he's been an absolute store worked for us. that meant he has been a store worked for us. finally to the end of a footballing era spanning 26 years for one player from andorra. their captain and defender ildefons lima has 137 caps and made his debut in 1997. the guinness world records claim he has the longest international career in history. now at 43, his last match before retirement was here against switzerland, where he got his final farewell. and th

gareth southgate says harry maguire is an "absolute stalwart for england" and slams the critics for hisatment". evening. we're going to start with cricket and an astonishing knock from ben stokes in the third one—dayer against new zealand. england lost the toss and were put into bat at the oval, and they lost a couple of early wickets — but then came stokes, the game—changer. he hit 9 sixes and 15 boundaries in a quick—fire 182 — that's an odi record for england. dan ogunshakin reports. it was a familiar scenario — england in trouble, tailor—made for ben stokes. arriving at 13—2, his stay at the crease was almost brief. a leading edge, just short. safe. struggling and scoreless from his first six balls, stokes began to find his timing. first came a half century, and then he went through the gears. commentator: stokes. goes again. doesn't look at it again. notice he's got it again. that's a big one. his fourth odi hundred tookjust 76 balls — his fastest yet. ben stokes back from retirement, back into the runs. on he motored — milestones trailing. 150 came and went, as did jason roy's eng

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england manager gareth southgate says that tuesday's match will be a good test against an improving scotlande. this is a very good scotland team, there is no question about that. i think steve has done a brilliant job. i really like steve, he's a very understated guy. but here's a real competitor and he is an excellent coach, so he has done a brilliantjob excellent coach, so he has done a brilliant job with the excellent coach, so he has done a brilliantjob with the team, they have some very good players and they run a really good run, so full of confidence. i have lived in england more than half my— i have lived in england more than half my life, i have got english children. — half my life, i have got english children, english grandchildren. i am comfortable down there. i tend not to— am comfortable down there. i tend not to read — am comfortable down there. i tend not to read any sort of nonsense about _ not to read any sort of nonsense about comparing the two levels of footbalh _ about comparing the two levels of footbalh i— about comparing the two levels of football. ijust deal about com

gareth bale is playing alongside colin montgomerie, who is the captain of his team.vic is also playing. all to whet the appetite ahead of the opening cermony tomorrow, and then the play gets underway on friday — team usa are looking to break europe's 30 year unbeaten streak when hosting the tournament. i really think our team is strong, and regardless of having the fans against us, i think a lot of us are going to embrace that. i think a lot of us play other sports, in many different sports, and i think we all it is an away game. quiet the cloud and it will be even more fun and more enjoyable to wind. so i'm hoping this is the year we break the streak and i feel there are nine more efl cup games tonight, the last of the third round ties. the winners willjoin league one exeter city in the next round who shocked luton town last night. eight time winners manchester city travel to newcastle united. city boss pep guardiola has confirmed that england midfielder kalvin phillips will start just his fifth game for the club, since joining from leeds last year, where he caught

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you're watching bbc news, i'm gareth barlow.on the first anniversary of her death, expressing her gratitude to all those who had kept the memory of her daughter alive. iranian security forces have been mobilised around the family home on the first anniversary of her death in custody, which inspired months of mass anti—government protests. her father was briefly detained as he was leaving the house, and he was warned against holding a ceremony at her grave. meanwhile, the iranian authorities have tightened security across the country, to try to prevent a new wave of street demonstrations. overnight, anti—government chants were heard in a number

you're watching bbc news. hello, i'm gareth barlow.ell brand's own charitable foundation has cut ties with the comedian, following allegations of rape and sexual assault made against him in a channel a documentary last night. trevi women's and children's charity said it was "deeply saddened and upset" by the allegations made by four women against brand, who was working for channel 4, the bbc, and acting in hollywood during the period of the claims.

hello, i'm gareth barlow. you're watching bbc news.onduct against the comedian russell brand whilst he was presenting television shows in the uk in the mid—2000s. it follows allegations of rape and sexual assault in a joint investigation by the sunday times, the times and channel 4 dispatches. the report claimed concerns about brand's behaviour whilst working on spin—off shows from hit series big brother were reported to production managers at endemol, the production company commissioned by channel 4.

hello, i'm gareth barlow. who made programmes for channel 4 are both investigating allegations of serious misconduct against the comedian russell brand whilst he was presenting radio and television shows in the uk in the mid—2000s. it follows allegations of rape and sexual assault in a joint investigation by the sunday times, the times and channel 4 dispatches. the report claimed concerns about brand's behaviour whilst working on spin off shows from hit series big brother were reported

gareth davies defende sayingiovernment's the treasury gareth davies defende saying everything s theasury gareth davies defende saying everything is actions, saying everything is being done to protect students . being done to protect students. that can be obviously this is incredibly serious. >> it's very concerning, but most people in this country will not be affected by this. parents will be told by their schools first and foremost whether they're impacted . if parents they're impacted. if parents watching this have not heard from their schools by the opening of schools, they should proceed to the school as normal. that's been our priority. the education secretary will be making a statement, though , making a statement, though, later this week in the house of commons. >> and in other news, the chancellor has renewed his pledge to halve inflation, saying it's time to see the job through. speaking ahead of the next bank of england announcement on september 21st, jeremy hunt insisted the government is on track to reach the target. this year. labour is accusing him of being completely

you're watching bbc news, i'm gareth barlow. the mother of mahsa amini has issued a statement on the first anniversary of her death, expressing her gratitude to all those who had kept the memory of her daughter alive. iranian security forces have been mobilised around the family home on the first anniversary of her death in custody, which inspired months of mass anti—government protests. her father was briefly detained as he was leaving the house, and he was warned against holding a ceremony at her grave. meanwhile, the iranian authorities have tightened security across the country, to try to prevent a new wave of street demonstrations. overnight, anti—government chants were heard in a number of towns and cities, while slogans have been sprayed in public spaces. baran abbasi from bbc persian has been looking at what's changed for iranian women in the past year. confronted by supporters of the regime for refusing to wear a headscarf in public. this iranian woman remains defiant, despite her picture being taken and being threatene

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and gareth barlow. let's start this hour with some breaking news. sunday times, the times and channel 4 dispatches are reporting that the comedian russell brand has been accused of rape, sexual assaults and emotional abuse over a seven year period at the height of his fame. brand has denied the allegations saying his relationships were "always consensual". a little earlier our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba gave us more details. well, as you say, this is a joint investigation between the sunday times, the times and dispatches channel 4's investigations programme. and they are saying, as you said, that, yes, the comedian russell brand, a very well known figure in the world of entertainment over the last 20 or so years has been accused of rape, sexual assaults and emotional abuse over a seven year period taking place at the height of his fame. the joint investigation between the three claims that four women have alleged sexual assaults between 2006 and 2013. at that time, he was a presenter for bbc radio two, as well as channel 4 and acting i

memories of almost three dozen witnesses of the holodomor, the second describes the british journalist gareth, an adviser to the former british prime minister prepared for the world public the real facts about the scale of the great famine, for which he was deported and banned from entering the ussr, sergei bukovsky created a film based on numerous polish , italian, and russian archives. already the documentary film ivan and marta closed the 20th international festival for kudeys.ua in june of this year, this is the story of the dissident literary critic and politician ivan dzyuba and his wife for one and a half years ivan zubi he will sit in the investigator's office for free, there will be a spring, a hot summer, winter again, and then, under pressure, he will write a penitent letter, not reportage documentary this is a special genre, this is exactly what combines the artistic, philosophical image with , let's say, documentary truth. that's sergey . he is a real master because he knows how to do it. he knows how to combine, that is, the document itself is his tool in the fruit of his own wo

and gareth barlow. let's start this hour with some breaking news.ccused of rape, sexual assaults and emotional abuse over a seven year period at the height of his fame. brand has denied the allegations saying his relationships were "always consensual". a little earlier our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba gave us more details. well, as you say, this is a joint investigation between the sunday

hello, i'm gareth barlow.and whilst he was presenting television shows in the uk in the mid—2000s. it follows allegations of rape and sexual assault in a joint investigation by the sunday times, the times and channel 4 dispatches. the report claimed concerns about brand's behaviour whilst working on spin—off shows from hit series big brother were reported

. >> well, gareth is >> well, gareth davies is executive secretary to executive exchequer secretary tohe treasury. he's defended the government's actions, saying everything is being done to protect students . protect students. >> obviously this is incredibly serious, it's very concerning, but most people in this country will not be affected by this. parents will be told by their schools first and foremost whether they're impacted . if whether they're impacted. if parents watching this have not heard from their schools by the opening of schools, they should proceed to the school as normal. that's been our priority. the education secretary will be making a statement, though , making a statement, though, later this week in the house of commons as the number of people crossing the channel in small boats has hit a new daily record for the year, 872 migrants in 15 dinghies were intercepted yesterday , with another two yesterday, with another two small boats making it to uk waters. >> today, gb news can reveal the total number of people entering the country illegally has now passed 21,000 thi

and coming up on bbc news, england boss gareth southgate condemns what he calls the ridiculous treatmentf harry maguire, saying the criticism the defender has faced is a joke. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. more than 5,000 people are now known to have died in devastating floods in the east of libya. to have died in devastating floods thousands more are missing, and at least 30,000 people are now homeless. two dams collapsed in the city of derna after a storm hit on sunday, causing tsunami—like water to sweep away large parts of the port city. streets are covered in mud and rubble, littered with upturned vehicles and victims are being buried in mass graves. 0ur correspondentjoe inwood has the latest. nothing could resist the waters. as the river derna swelled, then broke its banks, entire districts of the city were washed into the sea. those caught in its path didn't stand a chance. translation: people were asleep and no-one was ready. _ my whole family lived next door to each other. we were all neighbours. we lost 30 people so far, 30 members of the same family. we ha

writing in the times, gareth davies says the unflashyjob of repairs has been neglected.han a hundred schools in england haven't been able to fully open this week because of problems caused by weak concrete. ellie price reports. at least the fence will look good, but this school in birmingham needs some serious work to make sure it's safe. the aston manor academy has a problem with raac and is going to be closed until at least next monday. parents are frustrated. with the pandemic, not being coming to school for months, and then we have had the six week holiday, now coming back to school and school is saying they can't come back until the 11th. it is just more time away from school, and he needs to be in school, because he has his gcses. up in scarborough, a similar story. no lessons this week at this school. two thirds of their buildings also contain raac. they have had support beams up for a while, holding the school up, and theyjust told us it is a few areas. it is a bit scary now knowing that some things might like collapse, and it will be scary if it did collapse on

i am gareth barlow. thank you for watching. hello.ttered showers and thunderstorms and two rounds of storms through the course of today. already downpours in the south—west of the country. we are moving into wales and the midlands. you can see the clumps of storm clouds drifting in from the warm south. later on today we will see another round of storms possibly reaching south—eastern areas. this is what it looks like around the middle of the afternoon with the thundery rain moving north into wales, the midlands and east anglia. the south may have some sunshine but the risk of thunder and lightning continues this evening and overnight. you can see this next area of storm eunice affecting the south—east. there will be plenty of cloud and outbreaks of rain in other parts of the country. western parts of scotland as well. with the air coming in from the south, a mild night. 11 in stornoway, 16 in the south. 0n stornoway, 16 in the south. on monday, transition day. cold fronts crossing the country. by definition the air relatively speaking