hywel griffith in swansea thank _ in morriston. hywel griffith in swansea thank you _ in morriston.riffith in swansea thank you in much i in morriston. hywel griffith in i swansea thank you in much the update. fiona bruce has stepped back as an ambassador of the domestic abuse charity refuge during a claim she had trivialised domestic violence during a discussion about stanleyjohnson on question time. in a statement she said she was legally required to contextualise a response about mrjohnson and faced a backlash on social media as a result. she said she was deeply sorry, i the words were not an expression of her own opinions and she would never minimise domestic abuse. thousands of junior doctors in england thousands ofjunior doctors in england have begun a three—day strike in a row over pay. their union, the british medical association, wants a 35% increase, arguing that qualified doctors could earn more working in a coffee shop. doctors say they've had a real terms pay cut of 26% in recent years. the health secretary steve barclay says their pay claim is unaffordable. the health

zachary griffiths, mary ann bartels, and greg staples are sticking with us. the drought is over, aig and others tap the corporate bond market after a week of no issuance. i conversation next. this is really yield on bloomberg. ♪ get help reaching your goals with j.p. morgan wealth plan, a new tool in the chase mobile® app. use it to set and track your goals, big and small... and see how changes you make today... could help put them within reach. from your first big move to retiring poolside and the other goals along the way wealth plan can help get you there. j.p. morgan wealth management. katie: i'm katie greifeld, this is "bloomberg real yield." time for the auction block a week after the banking crisis halted issuance. we had a reopening in the u.s. on thursday, seven bro -- bar worst priced $13 billion with unitedhealth bringing the biggest deal with over $6 billion. in europe, a bit more of a cautious tone where the pace of issuance dropped off dramatically with banking turmoil. volkswagen is the only notable sale. the bank owned certainty it is not just

i went to my first game, and it was at griffith stadium. just let you know, my parents owned a grocery store in washington called the fairfield market. it was not far away from washington d.c. stadium. my father would take my friends and i to the game, drop us off, and pick us up after the game, and take us back to the store. they put us to work. we got a game and we got work. but, i can remember the 1958 game. that was when i was five years old. but i was at the all-star game where john kennedy throughout the first pitch, so i got to see that it and, i was at the last game against a new york yankee. instead of staying home, i was in college. i was going for a test, but i went to the game with a couple of friends, and there were a lot of not nice posters about bob shorts at the game. but the game never ended. i think the top of the ninth inning, two outs left, and we stormed the field, and it never ended. one of my favorite moments was frank howard hitting a home run, he took his home and through it into the stands. i guess he was expressin

sure boy, andy griffith show that was another whole camp. you are the comfort food aspect of sitcoms. you like pickles? don't you sure who don't. any griffith was a small town sheriff didn't have a lot of money, and they were kind of like simple to enter the competition after all . yes sir. i'm going to enter these pickles. these please see . that was like a fantasy of a world and an america in which race and class just kind of didn't exist. jennifer miss clara bell, what was probably the widest show on television. i mean, there are no black people in mayberry. if they are, they're passing through. and if you blinked, you missed him. okay, pa. they all flew off. okay yes, i did a good job, pop . sure did son. the show immediately hit the top 10 it rated higher in the rural parts of the country, the main producer sheldon leonard famously said you can take new york. you can take ella, you know, give me the corn belt. this blue collar versus white collar last divide extended to their critical reception that was received in the 19 sixties. the d

that was mrjustice griffith setting out - mrjustice griffith setting out swansea crown court, hearingr parents. he said this was not through any hatred or any targeted abuse of kaylea, but the negligence was so gross as to amount to a manslaughter of their daughter. they killed their daughter by their negligence. i will go through some of the circumstances. let me remind you this is distressing and some of the things we missed in the cause of being on other stories before justice griffiths summed up. he was responding to evidence and their mitigating and plea entering, and the details are pretty grim. first you say, sarah lloyd jones will serve four years in prison, and then will be released on licence for a further two years. she can be recalled at any point if she commits a further offence but is given credit of one fifth of the likely sentence had she not pleaded guilty at the start of the trial. her husband alan titford didn't plead guilty, continue to plead not guilty, continue to plead not guilty, and therefore gets the full sentence, five years in prison, two years and six mont

and we will assess the impact on business with wayne griffith the big boss of the car—maker say yet which just announced an electric car battery plant in spain. and later in the programme, the man behind the cinema magic. i will speak to the boss of visual effects giant frame store, sir william sergeant. i will ask him about working on the world's biggest movies and what the future holds forfilm, tv and gaming. wherever you arejoining me from around the world, once again, a big hello and warm welcome to the show. just days before the un issued its latest wake—up call to the world about global warming, the european union laid out its ambitions to boost the green economy. it has announced plans for massive subsidies for green tech to match the near $400 billion already committed by us presidentjoe biden in his signature information reduction act. in washington, dc the issue topped the agenda at the meeting between the eu president and president biden taking precedence even over the war in ukraine. the first topic we discussed is information reduction act and, indeed, we welcome the inflatio

hywel griffith, bbc news, cardiff.nnel in small boats have been brought to shore on the south coast today. it comes as the government gets set to introduce new legislation to ban those who do so from returning to the uk. it would mean anyone entering via that route would be removed and unable to apply for british citizenship in future. labour says the plans were unworkable, and refugees' groups say they would leave thousands of people in limbo. more than 115,000 people crossed the channel to britain in 2022, according to government figures. it's the highest number since such records started in 2018. last year, of asylum seekers who arrived in the uk via any route, the highest number came from albania, nearly 16,000. the second largest group, of almost 11,000, came from afghanistan, followed by iran, iraq and syria. as you can see, the number of asylum seekers who have been returned has dropped significantly since 2010. of those who've arrived on small boats since 2018 and who've had an initial decision on their asylum

watch that bizarre suggestion from lord griffiths yesterday.ishment in. the sense that it deprives somebody of status forever for the rest of status forever for the rest of their lives. leaving her where she is surely inhumane. the so. andrea jenkins, i mean, i can't believe this. it feels like lord griffiths is actually doing the dirty work. the british bashing corporation , bbc british bashing corporation, bbc that has spent the last numerous weeks trying to rehab shamima beckham's legacy . why are the beckham's legacy. why are the left so obsessed with bringing a dangerous woman , a dangerous dangerous woman, a dangerous terrorist back into the uk ? god terrorist back into the uk? god is bleeding heart lefties. what we going to do with them, dunn? i mean, clearly lord griffiths is completely wrong . i mean, the is completely wrong. i mean, the aim any government should be the protection of the nation of our people . and let's not forget . it people. and let's not forget. it was actually evil and inhumane of beckham to know allegedly stitch b

wayne griffiths is the boss of seat.ogramme this week, and talk to me about that investment you are making in electric battery production there. how important were subsidies in making that decision? the total investment and togethe, and we at seat with their partners, it is a 10 billion euros investment in electrifying spain, and that investment is split across different areas. as well as developing small electric cars that we're going to build here in spain in our two plants. the other is preparing the plants, so the plants themselves need to be prepared for electrification. then the big news last week where we were laying the foundation with the prime minister and the king of spain for the first gigafactory battery plant in spain in valencia. when you look around the world at where you might set up operations, might expand operations, how influential is that subsidy in where you establish? it is playing a key role at the moment, and we have to make sure that europe, inaudible that we maintain our competitiveness agains

watch that bizarre suggestion from lord griffiths yesterday.hment in. the sense that it deprives somebody of status forever for the rest of status forever for the rest of their lives. leaving her where she is surely inhumane. the so. andrea jenkins, i mean, i can't believe this. it feels like lord griffiths is actually doing the dirty work. the british bashing corporation , bbc british bashing corporation, bbc that has spent the last numerous weeks trying to rehab shamima beckham's legacy . why are the beckham's legacy. why are the left so obsessed with bringing a dangerous woman , a dangerous dangerous woman, a dangerous terrorist back into the uk ? god terrorist back into the uk? god is bleeding heart lefties. what we going to do with them, dunn? i mean, clearly lord griffiths is completely wrong . i mean, the is completely wrong. i mean, the aim any government should be the protection of the nation of our people . and let's not forget . it people. and let's not forget. it was actually evil and inhumane of beckham to know allegedly stitch bom

hywel griffith, bbc news, cardiff.ross the channel in small boats from returning to the uk are set to be introduced to parliament tomorrow. they would mean that anyone entering via that route would be removed and unable to apply for british citizenship in future. the labour leader sir keir starmer said the proposals were unworkable, while refugees' groups said thousands of people would be left in limbo. more than 115,000 migrants crossed the channel to britain in 2022, according to government figures. it's the highest number since such records started in 2018. last year, of asylum seekers who arrived in the uk via any route, the highest number came from albania, nearly 16,000. the second largest group of almost 11,000 came from afghanistan, followed by iran, iraq and syria. of the just over 10,000 people who arrived on small boats since 2018 and who have received an initial decision on their asylum claim, 61% were granted refugee status or another type of leave to remain. 0ur political editor chris mason is in dymchurc

so although martin griffith are offered his apologies, unfortunately, his apologies are not going to bring people who died under the rubble. meanwhile, a color outbreak in serious making the humanitarian crisis even was the you and humanitarian. chief martin griffith says the situation on the ground is dire. and more international aid is needed. growing demand, and scarcity, therefore, of critical items. 10 being the obvious example, rising prices, australian supply chains into the, into the region. those are beginning to fly and suppliers to the turkish brought up and also cross into the masters and aleppo. this is essential and most welcome local market. i'm no longer readily supply, cross border operations to some of these 4 items. hence the need such costly but necessary. i lived critical infrastructure is badly damaged. nautical almosha is a journalist in italy. he says the area was already lacking proper sewage before the recent destruction. as we saw the past couple of weeks, the catastrophic disaster that did the areas of northwest at western nursery did not only cause the se

harry griffiths joins me to discuss the news.eghan are being chucked of royal being chucked of their royal residence make way for prince residence to make way for prince andrew . will they be homeless? andrew. will they be homeless? who cares? don't it . oh, well, yeah. i hate to say it looks like meghan and harry are finally about to reap the consequences that unrelenting attacks on their royal family. and a bombshell in the sun today. it's been that king charles is evicting the ungrateful sussexes from frogmore cottage not a cottage with the king reportedly offering the five bedroom home to the brother, prince andrew who is to be booted out of his one bedroom windsor lodge later this year. i was going to ask how many they are sleeping around, but probably shouldn't. this context should be their eviction supposedly days eviction supposedly arrived days harry's all book, harry's toxic tell all book, 'spare' heir otherwise known as where hit shelves around the world. it means the couple will have to their belongings to the us whic

hywel griffith there in cardiff.nment is set to annouce plans to ban migrants who cross the english channel in small boats from ever returning to the uk. it's part of a set of new laws which will be introduced in parliament tomorrow. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, says the proposals are unworkable, while refugees groups say thousands of people will be left in limbo. here's our political correspondent, david wallace—lockhart. stopping channel crossings in small boats is one of the government's key priorities. they are set to publish plans meaning anyone travelling to the uk this way will be detained and then deported to their home country or a third country like rwanda and banned from ever returning to stop measures are set to be included in legislation tomorrow. this measures are set to be included in legislation tomorrow.— measures are set to be included in legislation tomorrow. this week, we will be bringing _ legislation tomorrow. this week, we will be bringing forward _ legislation tomorrow. this week, we w

hywel griffith, bbc news, swansea. ambassador for the domestic abuse charity refuge. it follows accusations that she trivialised domestic violence during a discussion on the current affairs programme question time last week. after stanleyjohnson was described on the show as a "wife—beater", bruce quoted friends of mrjohnson who've called an alleged incident, in which he broke his ex—wife's nose, a "one off". fiona bruce has said her words were mischaracterised and she was not giving her own opinions. hsbc has bought the uk arm of collapsed us silicon valley bank for £1, bringing relief to uk tech firms who warned they could go bust without help. customers and businesses who had been unable to withdraw their money will now be able to access it as normal. but the bank's collapse has caused the shares of other banks to fall. here's our business editor, simonjack. it has been a nerve shredding weekend for companies like this one. universal quantum is one of thousands of tech companies with some or all of their money in the

harry griffiths joins me to discuss the news. meghan are being chucked of royal being chucked of their royal residence make way for prince residence to make way for prince andrew . will they be homeless? andrew. will they be homeless? who cares? don't it . oh, well, yeah. i hate to say it looks like meghan and harry are finally about to reap the consequences that unrelenting attacks on their royal family. and a bombshell in the sun today. it's been that king charles is evicting the ungrateful sussexes from frogmore cottage not a cottage with the king reportedly offering the five bedroom home to the brother, prince andrew who is to be booted out of his one bedroom windsor lodge later this year. i was going to ask how many they are sleeping around, but probably shouldn't. this context should be their eviction supposedly days eviction supposedly arrived days harry's all book, harry's toxic tell all book, 'spare' heir otherwise known as where hit shelves around the world. it means the couple will have to their belongings to the us wh

hywel griffith, bbc news, cardiff.tion by network rail workers, among them signallers and maintenance workers, has been called off after a new pay offer was made. members had been due to walk out on thursday of next week. network rail said it was relieved. our transport correspondent katy austin is at london's waterloo. so some good news, but it doesn't mean rail strikes are completely over, does it? no, not at the moment, but today's development is a surprise, and i think a significant development in the dispute, because it had looked very deadlocked following the rmt committee's rejection of offers from network rail and the group which represents train companies, the rail delivery group, and those offers had been described as best and final. the union was also asking for an unconditional payoff. what we know now is that rmt members who work for network rail will not take part in a strike next thursday, 16th of march, nor will i take part in overtime bans after that, and i will get a referendum, basically a bout, bans

i went to my first game, and it was at griffith stadium.t let you know, my parents owned a grocery store in washington called the fairfield market. it was not far away from washington d.c. stadium. my father would take my friends and i to the game, drop us off, and pick us up after the game, and take us back to the store. they put us to work. we got a game and we got work. but, i can remember the 1958 game. that was when i was five years old. but i was at the all-star game where john kennedy throughout the first pitch, so i got to see that it and, i was at the last game against a new york yankee. instead of staying home, i was in college. i was going for a test, but i went to the game with a couple of friends, and there were a lot of not nice posters about bob shorts at the game. but the game never ended. i think the top of the ninth inning, two outs left, and we stormed the field, and it never ended. one of my favorite moments was frank howard hitting a home run, he took his home and through it into the stands. i guess he was expressing hi

two days later, martin griffiths, the un's head of emergency relief, makes an extraordinary admissionof north—west syria. "they rightly feel abandoned, looking for international help that hasn't arrived." eminent lawyers, professors, retired judges of the international court ofjustice and former un legal officials, they've all agreed that under international law, the un doesn't need the consent of the syrian government or even a security council resolution to deliver cross—border aid. for us, it is clear, it's been our long—standing position from the secretary... from the secretariat, that in order to deliver humanitarian aid across an international border, we need either the consent of the government or in the case that we have in syria a binding security council resolution. are you saying that what they're saying essentially is wrong? what i'm saying to you is that, you know, we can have academic discussions for weeks, months and years about international law. there are thousands and thousands of international law experts, all i'm sure many very eminent. our position is that it has

you can see more of that interview with seat boss wayne griffiths on talking business this weekend. bbc world news is at 10:30pm on friday and the first airing in the uk is at 3:30pm on saturday. you're watching bbc news. the bbc has seen data that suggests older workers are less likely to get jobs at the uk treasury than younger people. it comes as the chancellorjeremy hunt urges over—50s to return to work, to help tackle staff shortages. the treasury said its recruitment processes were "fair, open and based on merit". we were hoping to talk to elinor mills, founder of the website noon, which helps women to the transition into midlife. i can't see her yet, but she will be worth the wait, she always is. the organisation that oversees standards in england's schools says inspections must continue — despite calls from unions and head teachers to pause them. it follows the death of a primary school headteacher. according to her family, ruth perry took her own life due to the pressure. speaking for the first time since the tragedy, the chief school inspector says she knows the process ca

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i went to my first game, and it was at griffith stadium.t let you know, my parents owned a grocery store in washington called the fairfield market. it was not far away from washington d.c. stadium. my father would take my friends and i to the game, drop us off, and pick us up after the game, and take us back to the store. they put us to work. we got a game and we got work. but, i can remember the 1958 game. that was when i was five years old. but i was at the all-star game where john kennedy throughout the first pitch, so i got to see that it and, i was at the last game against a new york yankee. instead of staying home, i was in college. i was going for a test, but i went to the game with a couple of friends, and there were a lot of not nice posters about bob shorts at the game. but the game never ended. i think the top of the ninth inning, two outs left, and we stormed the field, and it never ended. one of my favorite moments was frank howard hitting a home run, he took his home and through it into the stands. i guess he was expressing hi

police force is being criticised over why it didn't find them sooner. 0ur wales correspondent hywel griffithight out together and never made it home. darcy ross was 21, the same age as her close friend eve smith. they died alongside rafeljeanne, aged 24. it was one of his friends who arranged tonight's vigil. yeah, we were very close. got a lot of memories together. been through a lot of stuff together. friends for years. pretty much, we were like brothers. i just wish obviously we knew a lot sooner and was able to see through the trees so he was found a lot earlier. could potentially saved him, maybe.

but the head of relief operations, martin griffith acknowledged failing the people of syria in his words, they rightly feel abandoned looking for international help that hasn't arrived, that the united nation seems to look at best. that's it is their secretary general . they're waiting for him to give them the ok 9 days into a major earthquake. i don't know in the history of the united nations that they had not responded to something. it's the hardest hit area in syria with all due respect to anyone that's been heard including and regime held. busy which deserve a nothing has come in here. planes are landing in damascus in math. the regime is known for looting and feeling the aid and at the same time doesn't allow cross line aid. and he waited. he waited until no one could be rescued in order to say ok maybe 3 months on an extra border crossing it is. it is a shame on the legacy of the united nation. it's not the 1st time opponents of the syrian government have felt abandoned by the world. teacher turned activists of the coffee l handle says the world's in action in the aftermath of the

. >> reporter: in lake arrowhead, griffith vertican hiked a mile through waist-deep snow to get to a gas station major roads are impassable and many like teresa grant are stranded >> we haven't seen a plow in days >> he jackknifed. >> reporter: this once in a generation storm shutting down more than 70 miles of interstate 80, a lifeline for commerce. >> luckily, i have my dad with me. otherwise i would be panicking. >> reporter: nationwide, more than 10 million are under winter weather alerts. new york city today with its first significant snowfall as thunderstorms and the threat of tornadoes close in on the south. but back on the west coast, another whiteout is on the way. while it's beautiful in the mountains outside of los angeles, travel isn't just treacherous for many, it's impossible this car is buried under feet of snow and another storm tonight is expected, bringing 75-mile-per-hour winds and up to a foot of snow lester >> all right miguel almaguer, thank you. >>> after that energy department assessment that covid likely originated from a lab leak in china, the director of th

hywel griffith, bbc news, cardiff.there were also many of hope. the bbc�*s breakfast reported on the remarkable tale of dr malcolm russell — who, along with his team, rescued a man who had been trapped under the rubble in turkey for five days. now — serdal has been able to meet those who saved his life — as tim muffett reports. this is what bravery looks like. the earthquake happened on the monday and we were well into the deployment, and on friday one of our team heard some knocking and some voices. the building they were in was a hotel that had collapsed. 77 volunteers from the uk international search and rescue team and four specially trained dogs had been flown to turkey shortly after the devastating earthquake. this particular rescue was our most prolonged for the entire period of time we were there. ten metres of breaching through concrete with a mixture of tools, hand tools that we're literally trying to get things into buckets, pass them back. groaning. after 20 hours, the team found and rescued a woman who'd b

nurse felt so done and we are all alone. kenya, for example, we've had to put our resources. kenyon griffith in deploying troops in d r. c. we are currently hosting discussions or to support the peace process in a few peer. we have gone around walking round the clock to see what we can do, supporting a training, overbearing public officials, administration officials, teachers for somalia, using our own public resources. part of the conversation i was having with as the president of germany to day ease the drop down the walk away so to speak. or where you from the situation in somalia, you know, and, and the rest of it. so when it is or what issues, it is our issues when it is other people's issues, it's global issues. you know that this, this is the mr. j. shank, the indian foreign ministers. quotation is that who you're quoting, so i mean so, so i think we need to have a fair conversation when you talk about climate change. we, we've said these many times that we have bearing the biggest brunt of climate change with loss of but about city shoot, droughts, kidneys, experiencing 4 years of co

but in this country there are also supporters of anti western policies. udo turned on me. griffith gordon anemic daughter stuck out of georgia as only foreign agents whole not just from mendoza, but from secret services. i wrote it up and get with beth householder, beaten back at the parliament. gorky says the government is failing. the majority of the population. polls show that more than 80 percent of georgians support you membership, but we also must mind a war future battles. and we must always be ready and people, millard sold it. this freedoms are never taken away from us. the e u flag is flying again outside of georgia's parliament. but georg patch was really knows the fight for his future inside europe is far from over. people in ukraine are also fighting for their future, even as russian president vladimir putin continued his walk. he recently visited the occupied city of maria board to release radio short, him driving and talking to residence in a newly constructed district. it was an attempt to present life as back to normal in my report. but this is far from the truth. the cit

hywel griffith, bbc news, swansea.ialised domestic violence during a discussion last week on the current affairs programme question time. after stanleyjohnson was described on the shore as a wife—beater fiona bruce courted friends of mrjohnson who have called an alleged incident in which he brought his ex—wife's knows a one—off. fiona bruce said she was required editorially to provide a legal context, that it was not her opinion and she would never minimise domestic violence. hsbc has brought the uk arm of the collapsed silicon valley bank for £1. it brings relief to tech companies who have warned they could go bust after the us bank's failure. customers and businesses who have been unable to withdraw money and have had access to funds but the collapse has caused the share price of other banks to fall, as our business editor simonjack explains. it has been a no shredding weekend for companies like this one. universal quantum are one of many tech companies with an arm in the us —based silicon valley bank that went bust

we've had to put our resources, kenyon griffith in deploying troops in d r. c. we are currently hosting discussions or to support the peace process in a few peer. we have gone or we are walking round the clock to see what we can do, supporting a training, overbearing public officials, administration officials, teachers for somalia, using our own public resources. part of the conversation i was having with the president of germany today is the drop down the walk away so to speak, or where you from the situation in somalia, you know, and, and, and the rest of it. so when it is our issues, it is our issues. when it is other people's issues, it's global issues. you know that this, this is the mr. j. shank, the indian foreign ministers. quotation is that who you're quoting, so i mean so, so i think we need to have a fair conversation when you talk about climate change. we, we've said these many times that we have bearing the biggest brunt of climate change with loss of but about city shoot, droughts, kidneys, experiencing for years of continuous drought, severe droug