carl holden from st helens _ players in the world.elens dance _ players in the world. carl holden from st helens dance academy, | players in the world. carl holden - from st helens dance academy, thanks forjoining us. luke littler still works away with £200,000, and has made history as the youngest player in the world championship. shortly, he will have a lot of sponsorship deals ahead too, a lot of instagram and x followers as well. he took his gcses just six months ago. i understand his next ambition is when he turned 17 later this month, to start to i7 later this month, to start to learn to drive! thank you very much, joe and carl! thank you very much, joe and carl! thank you. let's talk now to jamie caven, himself a former world youth champion of darts and now a director at the professional darts players association, where he oversees youth darts. jamie, first of all, how are you feeling about what has happened tonight with luke? high. yes, it has been phenomenal. . —— hi. he has probably got an older head on young shoulders. i ha

the balls i garnet there from the st helens dart many thanks i the st helens dart many thanks indeedthe boy who changed darts, but from me and the rest of the team, goodbye. hello. after the wind and rain from storm henk on tuesday — wednesday brought more heavy downpours in places. not helping the ongoing flooding situation, check the latest flood warnings on our website or on your bbc local radio station. and there is some more rain to come as we head through tonight. still some showers around, but some clearer spells starting to spread from the south—west as the night wears on. temperatures will drop away down to around three, four or five degrees in quite a few spots. one or two places could get quite close to freezing. so we head in to thursday with low pressure still in charge to the north that will bring some showers. and then this little weather system here threatening to bring more unwanted rain into southern parts of the uk. so across northern england, northern ireland and scotland, a lot of clouds and bits and pieces of showery rain still very windy in the northern isles.

helen's father shane mckenty, also a politician, committed suicide. was bullied on social networks that they kind of incited hatred in his relationship. maybe this is it one of the reasons for helen to promote this bill, besides, of course, the global task, well, this is already the most severe censorship aimed at total intimidation of the population, because absolutely everyone now uses smartphones and social networks, and here the widest field opens up for denunciation, for total surveillance and, in fact, for total control, by the way, a similar one is also practiced in germany. they banned the word democracy, which the opposition used to designate the structures of brussels, and they banned the sign z. and london has been around for a long time follows the statements of the british on social networks, here is a publication of the british newspaper the times from 2017, here are the statistics for 2018. how many people do you think were arrested in the uk for things they said on social media last year? continue. guess i have no idea, 3.300. so why b

helen's care for the preservation of holy places. under the basilica there is a place especially revered by all christians, the nativity scene, that is, the very place where the lord jesus christ was born, the nativity scene. glory to the father and the son, the holy spirit, now and ever and unto ages of ages. amen. there is nothing of the essence that gives birth to the city, and the earth brings a nativity to the unapproachable, the angels with the shepherds praise , the volcanoes travel with the star, for for our sake the eternal god was born as a young boy, the basilica, saint helen equal to the apostles, erected over the place where he was born. savior over the shepherd's den. now this nativity scene is difficult to perceive as a nativity scene where animals were hiding from the weather. there is now a small church here, and the place where we are exactly coincides with the place where, according to legend, the savior was born. you can see a star made of silver, symbolizing... i am in the world of the mind, serving the sky as a

helen notice at all. thank you. thank you. helen i'm so, so happy to have you on this show. you.o, so happy to have you on this show . and the have you on this show. and the reason i'm happy is that i can't get the woke people to come on and discuss it with me. we've asked over a dozen of them and they basically refuse. so the way i wanted you to help me, helen, is that since they won't come to on answer the questions, i'd like to ask if i ask you those questions , evans, will you those questions, evans, will you give me the answers that they would normally give? because you've studied that and you know how they think. and why won't they discuss this with me ? they discuss this with me? >> so you are coming here from a market place of ideas, approach the concept of debate , of the concept of debate, of bringing ideas together. the concept of debate, of bringing ideas together . you're bringing ideas together. you're comparing them , seeing which comparing them, seeing which stand up best to critique, qualifying them and having them critique each other is understood largely as a w

to and to helen dunn.e or you appear to choose to set aside the social and the ethical considerations. and what i said, you have to put the fact on a scale that there are social and ethical considerations with a free market or without one. and and the tendency is for people to invoke morality only on side and not to recognize that are problems of human being in this world that are going to occur in each case. and the measure the test ought to be what actually happens out there and address that question which you you must also very much consider the social aspect of this situation. helen's comment the short term displacement. i have a question for milton at this point. how long do you put as a timetable on the displacement of these people othe rk five years. ten years, a generation. how long will it be before overall society balances itself out in the individual is no longer hurt? let me take your first and your last question first and then go to your basic question. i have always been in favor phasing out

to and to helen dunn. you choose to set aside or you appear to choose to set aside the social and the ethical considerations. and what i said, you have to put the fact on a scale that there are social and ethical considerations with a free market or without one. and and the tendency is for people to invoke morality only on side and not to recognize that are problems of human being in this world that are going to occur in each case. and the measure the test ought to be what actually happens out there and address that question which you you must also very much consider the social aspect of this situation. helen's comment the short term displacement. i have a question for milton at this point. how long do you put as a timetable on the displacement of these people of these workers? five years. ten years, a generation. how long will it be before overall society balances itself out in the individual is no longer hurt? let me take your first and your last question first and then go to your basic question. i have

the exit maturing and special purpose incubators. helen checks that progress by wiggling and whistling um to try and stimulate them to watch how much the ink is made. and as an indication of helpful to check, i can see how much in the do the trick has to say correct, but what is on the beach like bankruptcy, the whole week moving center, sophistic check. what's next? she uses a flashlight to see through the shell for signs that the chip has broken into its internal air. so. so he's palm went through the hatch now, and i'll move to the heck for now. we may spend another couple of days before a fully breaks out of the shop. so that whole purchase, hitching purposes for me to, to pump to hate. you can take 3 to 5 days. so it's a really long process. and by the end of the free time on the car manual peninsula, 20 is on another mission, hunting the hunters each month she hikes 3 bush lands to check trunk key. we won't be safe in the wilds, as long as credit is room for a truck. where you can see, we don't have any to this one. the amount of pounds per square inch that these trucks have is q

each year, around $250.00 chicks, a board in hatcheries, helen mccormick has helped raise many of them. so i have had to load the store and take it for granted that it is still very, very special. especially not hatched. and not very young like that. it is a very special thing to be able to handle off to several weeks. the chicks are taken to one of several credit defense centuries and released to rome and breed in safety. and i released on to that mountain side. um, but then there's ongoing work because we want to be taking the checks from the side and move them back out into the wall. can we use a unique animal? um, so there is one part of the size, the key rate to make sure that we have them for future generations and that people will fail to see them in the wall. but of course, a small just about the q we that are like an indicator spaces for the help of the forest as well. so if we're able to use a q resupply thing well, from the forest, then awesome the spaciousness of life in law is. and that's why i want to say a nice, healthy, 1st healthy, healthy forest and healthy animals in

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katie barnfield, bbc news, st helens.excitement, and can he do it? tonight is the night, people here will be hoping so. it is quiet now but in less than six hours 3300 fans will be in here. this place will be rocking and alexandra palace will see a new king crown. it is luke versus luke, 16—year—old luke littlerfrom versus luke, 16—year—old luke littler from warrington against the new world in one luke humphries, 28, from newbury. this isn't the first time this pair have met. look at this picture here from 2019 when the two faced up in a pub for the grand prize total of £250, which was the kitty that night. this evening they will be playing for a cool half a £9. most of the attention is on the teenager luke littler but let's have a look at his opponent, who came through his semifinal game against scott williams 6—0 last night. luke humphries hit an average of 108, one of the best return to everything. regardless of the result luke littler�*s run has put new eyes on the sport of darts, we talk a lot about the lack legacy o

helen scott. she is here. raise your hand, helen scott. just raise your hand. [applause] y'all don't understand -- my mother is 88 -- y'all don't understand, i oher that i will make her sit in here for a little while, because she used to make us go to sunday's will, her choir rehearsal, church, baptist training union after church -- what do you got to go to church after church for? [laughter] and then back to church on wednesdays and then some more choir rehearsal. and then she was a lead singer in the choir, a solo is, so i had to listen to some more singing. than when i go home, she is singing some more! and she is tough, y'all. i have to honor her today. she was orphaned as a child. she raised six children -- [voice breaks] by herself. i used to tell her, don't worry, god is my father and he will take care of us. so i know i am a little soft right now, but i am really tough. [laughter] speaker scott: [laughs] i got that toughness from her. she used to make my brother and i, she had to work, she had a couple of jobs, so we thought it was normal tof the librar

at that point, did helen understand the importance of this award?riam: her son could speak to her state of mind better than i can but i ink, absolutely, she was a full partner. i'm glad that paul talked about that. she ao taug herself the basics of accounting so that she could run the credit union that the union established in the early days where th pvided loans for farmworkers. she was involved in keyways. and everyone i have ever interviewed on the subject talks about how important not just to cesar chavez, but to the union itself, and she was a force. host: lisa, hawaii, good evening. caller: good evening. iust wanted to share some memories that i had of the chavez movement. i call it the chaz movement becaus he was the onlyeader that my father let me listen to. i used to rk in the fields. i rked from 1966o 1969 we had the short handle hoe, now it has been outlawed for many years. and backbreaking work. and my father used to choke. my father would hire the kids on in the school to work because they had six or seven brothers or sisters, and their

vicky's mum, helen, ran the post office in bradford on avon for eight years.ppearing, but died before finding out it wasn't her fault. she died not knowing whether it was a member of a family that was stealing from her, one of her friends who were employees, whether they were stealing from her. where the money was going to, she had no idea. she carried that to her grave and that is unforgivable. after she died, her husband, john, took over the post office. but it wasn't long before he too was having problems with faulty software on the computer system. he was soon dismissed, accused of stealing. they've taken everything, literally, brought me to my knees. my health, my family, my sense of well—being, everything. i have nothing. i've got two cats, that's it. john had to sell their home and plug the gap with money from his wife's life insurance, at least well over £100,000 to make up the shortfall. what effect do you think the post office has had on yourfamily? because it was run as a family business. my dad has suffered hugely. he's had two strokes. it's just c

helen, all of david chaplin. helen, all of this was written a couple of years ago .are you frustrated years ago. so are you frustrated how long this has all taken? i'm terribly frustrated. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> i mean, three years ago we spoke to nick and he mentioned writing this book. we published it in november 2021, and it's taken until the itv drama to really get it into the public arena, which i think is really, you know, very, very disappointing for the subpostmasters that are still waiting but it is waiting for money. but it is better late than never, isn't it? well, 25 years for some people. >> i love time and a long time, but i mean, you're in the studio talking about it as we speak. the house of commons is debating it. yes it may have taken an itv drama, but what do we do? how do we get justice for these people ? we get justice for these people? >> well, i mean, we're trustees of the horizon scandal fund and what we do is we support subpostmasters with with i'm hoping stopgap money. this is what it was designed to do. this is why we set it up in

thanks, helen. and that's bbc news at one.join our colleagues for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. britain's jack draper reaches the final of the adelaide international, as he looks to win his first title on the atp tour. emma raducanu puts fears about her fitness to one side as she prepares a grand slam comeback at the australian open. i think my level, to be honest, is just too good not to come through if i put it together. through if i put it together. feeling of the pressure of financial fair play restrictions — newcastle manager eddie howe tells us how he's navigating the transfer window. we're just a couple of days away from the start of the australian open and jack draper is in good form ahead of the first grand slam of the year. he's reached the second atp tour final of his career. the british player is competing at the adelaide international and after knocking out the top seed, tommy paul, in the quarters. he beat sixth seed alexander bublik in straight sets 7—6, (7—2) 6—4 in the semis. draper w

i'm going to keep cool here because my mother is here, helen scott. she's in a chair, but she-- just raise your hand, helen scott, just raise your hand. [applause] >> y'all don't understand, my mother's 88. y'all don't understand, i owe her, i've been making her sit here for a while and she used to make us go to sunday school, her choir rehearsal, church, baptist training union after church. what the church was, and then back to church on wednesday and more choir rehearsal and she was like the singer, lead singer in the choir, she was the soloist so i have he got to listen more singing and go home and she's singing some more. she's tough, y'all. i've got to honor her today. she was orphaned as a child, she raised six children by herself, and tell her don't worry, god is my father and he would take care of us. so i know i'm a little soft right now, but i'm really tough. [laughter] >> and i've got that toughness from her. she used to make my brother and i, she had to work, and she had a couple of drops and we thought that it was normal to kids got dropp

we can cross live to westminster and join our political correspondent helen catt. some developments from westminster that have just come into us, developments from westminster that havejust come into us, and i will let you update us on those. yes, i would just go back to what the government has said about this, i will go back a few steps to see what the government have said about why these attacks have taken place. there was a joint statement that was issued after these attacks by the us and uk government which said that they were proportionate and necessary, and they were to protect the free flow of commerce. we have also heard on social media from the defence secretary, grant shapps, who talked about it having been taken in self defence, and against the intolerable attacks being carried out in the red sea, and the government has been pains to point out that there is a rigorous analysis and planning to minimise the risk of civilian casualties. the foreign secretary, lord cameron, said these attacks have been done to send a clear message. what said these attacks ha

his competence and demeanor likely the young doctors to the chief of staff, helen hooper, was the wife of lathrop brown, fdr schoolmate at groton and his apartment maid at harvard. fdr had served, at best as best man at the hooper brown wedding, and lathrop had done likewise for franklin and eleanor in 1905. dr. hightower's unknown archive first revealed in fdr in masks, provides rock solid that he began treating fdr. he was governor of new york shortly before that fateful, which likely involved surgical treatment of the president elect. vinson had written dr. heider to tell him, quote, for obvious reasons on this particular trip, it will be absolute essential to have a member of your particular profession on board. and i don't know of anybody who would in as well as you. a stunning, handwritten postscript added, quote, our primary preliminary trip will have to be kept under the hat until our principal guest gives out, unquote, another. previously on unknown letter from dr. heider to his is the best eyewitness record of his intimate friendship with fdr and astor, as well as the events

and also, thank you for including helen henny in that video.g everybody. >> it is thursday, january 18th. >> first a reality check for meteorologist drew tuma. >> helen henny always brings a smile to my face this morning we are seeing fog out there. it's the north bay that's getting hit hardest by the dense fog. you can see why novato is down to zero miles visibility. there's that dense fog advisory in effect for the valleys of the north bay. also, solano county. this until 11 a.m. this morning. once we get rid of the fog, we're dealing with mostly cloudy skies. here's a live look from our tam cam as the sun gets up here this morning. dense fog early on, giving wages. mostly cloudy skies, a lot of clouds today, but we are rain free today. temperatures get you into the upper 50s to the mid 60s, but rain is back here starting tomorrow afternoon. it's a level one, but that sets the stage for a pretty wet weekend ahead. we'll show you those details in about nine minutes. let's say hi to sue and see how the commute is doing. >> and we are headed to

i'm not afraid of work helen, come on, raise your head, here. here's a good girl, hello, hello, and you'reme sit, really, thank you very much, how are you, how are you, how are you living? will you come to me? she’ll come, she’ll come to me, and now i’ll quickly, my dear, dad will come, dad will come now, and you and i will play. “thank you, you helped me out so much, i didn’t keep you very long, but no, no, no, no, what are you, i’m not in a hurry, and did we miss something, vaccination, no, no, that’s it okay, i just came in, see if everything is okay, thank you!" i'm waiting for you after work, we'll go to my mother's cemetery, we'll postpone alyonochka's birthday on saturday, i called ira, good morning , hello, hello, that's right, the little one loves her , you warn the nursery that we will pick her up later today . hello, ira, what are you doing to us? hold it! be careful there are pies, oh, it will be, by the way, hold it, thank you, and i’m unshaven, i have a little, my daughter is having a day birthday, uh... a minute, attention, well, for helen, for you, the first year is the mos

helen hooper brown was the wife of lathrop brown, fdr's schoolmate at brown and his apartment mate atvard. fdr had served as best man at the hooper brown wedding and lathrop hadad done likewise for franklin and eleanor in 1905. dr. higher's previously unknown archive provides rock solid evidence that he began treating fdr while he was governor of new york. shortly before that fatey ifful cruise which likely involved surgical treatment of the president-elect, vincent had written dr. heiledder to tell him, quote, for obvious reasons are on this particular trip it will be absolutely essential to have a member of your particular profession o onboard. finish and i don't know of anybody who would fit in as well as you. a stunning handwritten postscript added, quote, our primary preliminary trip will have to be kept under the hat until our principled guest gives it out, unquote. another previously unknown meter from dr. heiledder to his father is the best eyewitness record of his intimate if friendship with fdr and as a to have as well as the events surrounding the assassination attempt. tho

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his wife, helen snell said he died on thursday "after a valiant battle for life in the loving companyfts in the world as actor, singer, storyteller, creative artist and dear friend. his smile, laughter and passion for life will be remembered by the many whose lives he has touched.�* 0ur arts correspondent david sillito looks back at his life. # don't give up on us, baby... david soul, 1977 was the year for david soul. the blonde, blue—eyed son of a lutheran pastorfrom south da kota. two number ones and the star of one of the biggest shows on tv. his uk tour was pandemonium. my abiding memories of my first trip to the uk with this record was terror. the reaction was just extraordinary. he had made his name in starsky and hutch as hutch. cops who relied on frequent car chases and the all knowing huggy bear to fight crime. and every now and again he'd find a reason to sing. he had long wanted to be known for his voice rather than his looks. which is why his music career began with this. as a masked singer. but he had more success acting, appearing here is a malevolent policeman with clin

helen, thanks for that.e than two—thirds of local authority areas have seen a rise in gonorrhoea and syphilis infections since 2017 and now they say soaring rates threaten to overwhelm services. every dog has its day and today it's ariel's. she was born with six legs and was abandoned in a car park in pembrokeshire. but she's now recovering after having her extra limbs removed. and this is 11—week—old ariel whose extra legs were fused together at birth. now, after her life—changing operation, she has several weeks of physiotherapy ahead, but is returning home to herfoster family in west wales. about £15,000 was raised by well—wishers all over the world for the treatment. that's it, i'm lewis vaughanjones. this was bbc news. hello. we've got some pretty stormy weather on the way later tomorrow. latest named storm, storm isha, named by the uk met office, will roll its way in and barrel across the country, particularly sunday night and into monday morning, with severe gales expected quite widely. there will be

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the vocal battle with helen badalyan did not convince the jury and, according to the decision of the performance on the project. the next live broadcast was dedicated to parents, moms and dads.

helen, thanks for that. now it's time for a look at today's sport with mike bushell.ch indeed. we'll start in melbourne big story in the last hour, there's been a huge upset in the women's draw, with the top seed iga swiantek dumped out of the competition by 19—year—old linda noskova. no—one saw this coming, as swiantek had looked in control, winning the first set, but the highly—rated teenager fought back, forcing errors from the pole, to win 3—6, 6—3, 6—4 on the rod laver arena. noskova will now play 19th seed elina svitolina or viktorija golubich in herfirst fourth—round match at a major. she can hardly believe it. over in the men's draw today, britain's cameron norrie has pulled off one of the other big results of day seven. in the biggest grand slam victory of his career, norrie has knocked out the number 11 seed and three—time grand slam finalist casper ruud. he did it in four sets and now faces german sixth seed alexander zverev or american teenager alex michelsen on monday. norrie is the only briton remaining in either singles draw, and is the first british pl

helen catt, thank you. bbc news. hello. the cold and wintry weather is coming to an end. yesterday, we saw temperatures barely limp above freezing in many parts of the uk. but as we hop forward into the start of next week, notice the big jump in temperatures. with it, though, will come wind and rain and, of course, with temperatures into the teens, a lot of snow that's fallen will have melted. at the moment, this is roughly where we've got snow lying on the ground, over a foot of snow this morning in the north of scotland. and still some snow falling here, but already some changes with a westerly wind, a lot of that snow is turning back to rain and sleet in lowland sites. still a few sleet and snow showers in northern england and northern ireland, but the vast majority stay dry and sunny through the rest of this afternoon. temperatures up just a little bit on yesterday, but still chilly at around 4—6 degrees. then into this evening, we'll see in central and southern parts of england and wales, a frost devel

let's talk to our political correspondent helen catt.is not a specific crime. under the law as it stands in england, wales and northern ireland, the pet is treated as property, so it is like someone taking your mobile phone, and are situation is similar in scotland. campaigners have said for a long time, and a special task force set up to look into this found, it doesn't really recognise the emotional distress someone suffers when their pet is stolen, and doesn't recognise that the pet itself is a living, breathing, feeling being. in 2021, the government committed to creating this new offence of pet abduction. it hasn't yet passed a law to do so. it hasn't yet passed a law to do so. it hasn't yet passed a law to do so. it has started to, as part of a bigger package of animal welfare measures, but the government scrapped that bill last summer, to a lot of criticism from campaigners. we now have an individual mp, anna firth, bringing back those measures and expanding the original legislation only apply to dogs, to cover cats. the governmen

helen there, um, against her.rren as well. >> a vote for reform uk is a vote for keir starmer. a vote for labour is a tory. will be debating that with richard tice in just a few minutes time. >> it's not a good look if you don't understand the rules of the political game, but the rules of the political game, say the tory party members get to choose who the candidate. >> it looks like sleaze . i think >> it looks like sleaze. i think it's a terrible look and i think it's a terrible look and i think it's undemocratic. benjamin butterworth to parachute the butterworth to parachute in the other of guy that's other half of the guy that's been chucked out, you couldn't make it well, i don't know make it up. well, i don't know that she was parachuted in, but the fact i think that the fact is, i think that clearly bowen clearly peter bowen was blackmailing party and clearly peter bowen was blachas|iling party and clearly peter bowen was blac has affected party and clearly peter bowen was blachas affected the party and cle

nick there from st helens.by climate website carbon brief found that gas and coal power plants made up just over a third of the uk s electricity last year, while renewable energy provided the single largest source of power to the grid.. at a record 42%. live now to dr simon evans, who is deputy editor of carbon brief and who did the analysis for the study. surely this is good news coming off of the back of the cops on it. yes. of the back of the cops on it. yes, the progress _ of the back of the cops on it. yes, the progress that _ of the back of the cops on it. yes, the progress that the _ of the back of the cops on it. yes, the progress that the uk - of the back of the cops on it. yes the progress that the uk has made in the progress that the uk has made in the financing its power sector has really been the driving force of progress in cutting emissions from the country overall. it has happened quite rapidly over the last ten years. that's primarily down to getting rid of fossilfuels in the electricity, so ab

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francesca, helen, thank ou so hearing it. francesca, helen, thank you so much _ hearing it.ve from london, this is bbc news. donald trump wins the iowa caucus by a landslide — cementing his place at the front of the republican presidential race. what a turnout, what a crowd. and i really think this is time now for everybody, our country, to come together. we want to come together. meanwhile, ron desantis is projected to beat nikki haley in the battle for a distant second place finish. the us condemns an iranian missile attack on what they claim were anti—iranian targets in northern iraq. a director from fujitsu is to be questioned by mps over the company's role in the post office scandal — we'll have live coverage for our audience in the uk. and succession, beef and the bear are the big winners at this year's emmy awards. hello. i'm kylie pen to low. donald trump has begun the republican race for the white house with a landslide victory in the party's iowa caucuses. the former president beat the florida governor, ron desantis, and the former un ambassador, nikki haley. our u

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