i mean, as richard holden said in clip , the holden said in clip, the government introduced these rulesng . rules themselves. so allowing. for having more transparency about items that were worth for having more transparency about items that were wort h £500 about items that were worth £500 or more. so it's the idea that the times can hide , i think is the times can hide, i think is slightly ridiculous . i mean, one slightly ridiculous. i mean, one final thing i'd say, tom, is that there are lots of kind of reports in ups in this report , reports in ups in this report, which i think the government does need to see while needs to be a lot more uniformity. it shouldn't take parliamentary questions for department to be able find what able to find out what departments spending. so departments are spending. so i think they do have point think that they do have a point there and do have a point on some of spending. some of these items of spending. but the idea that this but overall, the idea that this is some lavish culture, i think it is nonsense. now, the end it is nonsense. now, at the end

holden football match. and mr. holden was inside the army base.slept on the trigger and accidentally shot in mock a.p. he was brought to trial here in november and convicted and today he he was sentenced and received a three year suspension that sentence for manslaughter and on doing so to just say o'hara took in a lot of things consideration of what he said about holden's age at the time the that he had received and couple of others but he did take into account that holden had admitted to actually the trigger but when he turned the family he said that the report there was harrowing . the report there was harrowing. the impact on the family itself and the fact that he had and mark and asked his mother, his now deceased, walked every night to the place where he and today coming out of the court in mock and speech and cousin gave us a quick, brief way of how they are thinking . david holden is had thinking. david holden is had ample opportunities in the court case to give an honest version of events that on that day he didn't take that opportunity.

david holden was convicted of manslaughter, for opening fire on aidan mcanespie with a machine gun atreland correspondent emma vardy who gavew me the latest on this case. well, this is one of a number of cases in northern ireland against former soldiers, which is very divisive for communities here. and that happened in 1998 that mr mcanespie, he was unarmed, he walking through the checkpoint and he was struck by a bullet which ricocheted off the road and killed him. david holden, the soldier responsible, at the time argued back then that his hands had slipped, he was just 18, he was on duty for the first time, that he hadn't meant to fire at mr mcanespie. at that time, he was given a fine by the army, and he very much considered the matter closed. but mr mcanespie's family campaigned for many years to getjustice, and finally the case was reopened, and then manslaughter charges were brought against david holden in 2018. and last year, he was found guilty of manslaughter. and the judge found that there was gross negligence to have pointed the gun at mr mcanespie, that he shouldn't have

david holden was convicted of manslaughter, for opening fire on aidan mcanespie with a machine gun atsince the good friday agreement. 0ur ireland correspondent emma vardy can tell us more. talk us through the background and what happened originally and then the latest developments? this what happened originally and then the latest developments?- what happened originally and then the latest developments? this is one of a number — the latest developments? this is one of a number of _ the latest developments? this is one of a number of cases _ the latest developments? this is one of a number of cases in _ the latest developments? this is one of a number of cases in northern - of a number of cases in northern ireland against former soldiers which is very divisive for communities here. what happened in 1998 was that aidan mcanespie was unarmed and walking through this checkpoint and he was struck by a bullet which ricocheted off the road and killed him. david holden at the soldier responsible at the time, he argued that his hands had slipped and he was just 18 and he was on duty for the fi

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would not go so far as using an nuclear weapons, alexander phenomena with the least knife morsel, holden, a vendor. thank you. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. a british woman who joined, so called islamic state in syrian has lost an appeal against her citizenship being stripped. shima begum, who left the u. k as a school girl in 2015 is being held in a syrian detention cale, the british government revoked her nationality, saw the national security concerns. health. any official say the israeli military has killed at least 11 people and wounded more than a 100. in a rated the occupied to westbank city of nobliss. israel says it soldiers were fired on well attempting to arrest alleged helen steady in bulletins. it says, these suspect militants are now dead. germany is expelling to iranian diplomats after t. ron sentenced and iranian german national to death. young feed. sure maud was convicted over the bombing of a mosque back in 2008 supporters alleged that he was abducted while abroad and forcibly taken to iraq. this is jumps she'd sh

some it is time holden that at the end of the day, this election rerun will strength and trust and democracy in its institutions soon . because we're also proving how in order houghton, the democratic election sought to us with your, of the by isn't vish d once the more cartridge of irons in then does either. one thing is very important . there was absolutely no vote or fraud in this last election, yet berlin us now counting on election officials to get the 2nd election. right. well, that's your news update this our coming up next. we have dr for you for the story on millionaires and the luxury yacht business. stay tuned for that. coming up after a short break. i'm claire richardson in berlin. thank you so much for watching. i imagine so many portions of lunch, i'll throw it out in the world. climate change very often stores. this is my plan the way from just one week how much we can really get we still have time to work.

after the region was hit by 2 massive both cranks. holden, 5000 people, died. the death told is expected to keep climbing. coming up d, w, use asia with beer ash banner g. i'm been for sewland. i'll be back here. next hour with more wealth useful. you to grant with journalism help us in overcoming divisions. save the date for the d. w. global media forum. 2023 in bonn, germany and increasingly fragmented world with a growing number of voices, digitally amplified. we see where this clutter can lead what we really need, overcoming divisions into vision for tomorrow's journalism. save the date and join us for this discussion. at the 16th edition of d, w. c, global media forum day up to date. don't miss our highlights. the d w program on line d, w dot com highlights this is did other news asia coming up to date india soundtracks of hate. how right bring him to singers are using their songs as a dog whistle against minorities and a nod to the politics of the day, we ask, what will this hate do to the world's largest democracy? ah, ah, i'm british manager, welcome to

according to the apostle love is little hard holden, though she will not listen to all children, pencil to bogus. the 1st public event held in front of the ruined church, drew a big audience, including the mayor of populace. the performance featured some experimental electronic music, filmed by a member of the audience, on a smartphone. ah ah, the 1st church to be built on this site went up in the 10th century. but the building that lies urine bruin's deeds back to the 15th century and was refurbished in the 18th century neglected during the communist era. the building continued to decay even after german reunification in 1990 the volunteers want to use the original stones as much as possible the architect supervised as much of the restoration work. and before it got under way, he made an initial assessment of the buildings condition the city this is kirsten to fill a home often. when does get the knife is open to the sky and all that's left of the roof is what we can see on old photo shuttle that presents a challenge in doing what to do with the historical monuments in this condition g

country is occupied and the french army is no moral less sales. scorsese was up by junior france, a boa holden, computer last your fiance of my chela. but in superior than that, you nor your jet british cups fun of con in his work. don't to have historical sciences. alexi is i have a sense is the events of world war 2. here let's go say you was a if the bush tomorrow i'm glare mimi of linda shy wolf, poor poor shane. you bruce puzzled monsieur cross, not a mi tesco's. can your nice show so that if you have to order put your mouse door was more than a preview of the socials for generic. we've showed latoya deals. ah, with these appeasement policy, entrance's prime minister chamberlain, he's forced to attend to his resignation. on may the 10th 1940 the day germany invades france. winston churchill becomes the new british prime minister. i have nothing to offer but blood, toil tiers and sweat. you replace chamberlain because as it is well known, chamberlain did not want to war with germany. churchill. it appears was at a very different view. he never wavered from wanting an insisting on war or pu

david holden , of three years.he back near a checkpoint in county tyrone, on his way to a sports event via northern. reporter dougie beattie is in belfast for us unduly of course, despite the passage of time, this has been a something hanging over this particular man . i know the veterans movement say that they find the sentence extremely harsh . that's their extremely harsh. that's their view . well do and that is view. well do and that is because under the good agreement and a tireless ted has been convicted of any crime would only serve a maximum of two years. so they're saying there's three years was extremely harsh them but it was a suspended sentence and handing that down judge justice o'hara spoke of holden's age. he was only 18 at the time. .he pointed towards the training and the culpability of the british army because david holden admit firing the shot. he said his hands were wet, but when taking everything into account justice o'hara then turned to the families report. i mean, he said it was harrowing th

country is occupied and the french army is no more less l. scorsese's up by junior france, a boa holden, computer. last your fiance of my chela, but in cpr, isn't that you nor your yet prestige cups? none of them in his work, doctor, historical sciences, alexi is i have a sense is the events of world war 2. here let's go say you was a if the bullish gym or am glare mimi of linna, shy wolf, poor, poor shania, bruce bustled. monsieur cross. not a mi tescos conyers. nice show so that it's do outdoor water but the most or was more than pretty social to regenerate. we've showed latoya deals. ah, with these appeasement policy in tatters. prime minister chamberlain, he's forced to attend to his resignation. on may the 10th 1940 the day germany invades france. winston churchill becomes the new british prime minister. i have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears, and sweat. he replaced chamberlain because as it is well known, chamberlain did not want a war with germany. churchill. it appears was at a very different view. he never wavered from wanting and insisting on war or pursuing the war wi

the details are that they're from the perspective of someone on holden beach in the us, if you know thature credit —— allisonjoyce. i getting the picture credit —— allison joyce. i think they are pretty brief. if we keep them up on the screen, we can try and establish any more details as we get them. let's go back to the statement from the pentagon. it looks like the white there towards the middle and a trail potentially as it fell from the sky into the sea. while still take a look at that, i want to go back to that statement from the pentagon, because it was surprisingly comprehensive in a way. after a couple of days of update. but growing frustration among many people in the us that this couldn't just be brought down. there's a really full explanation about why it wasn't. it's effectively a risk assessment. they decided that the risk to human life on the ground, when it was flying over the land, was too high — partially because the height of the balloon flying at. i suppose that made it hard to predict how it will come down. the landing zone could be absolutely huge. which therefore in

and if we are radically increase regulations and plans, holden, so they'll only be met with resistance because it will be counter productive auto skiing. thought by the lord that he caused the people who can afford it will say no, we refuse to hold us infants. you can't do this to us. mm hm. often does. people aren't willing to be deprived to what they've, what decades to a change. i thought name and not even for the climate debate is definitely not funny. just said, some people be allowed to pollute the planet more than others, because every one must live with the consequences of the climate crisis. the max he out does, does is of the, the stove, whether they are allowed to do it is a moral and ethical question which can be discussed the hours and hours to come on there longer disco, but he doesn't actually help the matter comes on for the fact is, that's the way it is when it's vital, why fucked is does this. so if i miss, i mean i should, we all cut back to reduce our carbon footprint. i am here. the fog is bullish. that's a coast fan question about, but for me to actually say, i'll

it even in the medium term under the current president bihari. nat geo is total debt. exploit into holden, 6 fold. talking 40 percent of the g. d p. not the greatest legacy to leave office with the highest met mass criticism in a failure to fulfill his promise is an economic policy. since assuming his office in 2050 under his tenure, nigeria is now spending a 100 percent of its economic output on servicing its debts. it's credit card is so fully loaded, that it has no choice but to borrow off to pay the warping interest on it. who has not been great was economic principles and policies. we want people who have the ability to implement what they say. but how did nigeria end up here? one of the main reason is the obsession that bihari had with net 0 pushed by western heads of state by the powers treating other such initiatives. nigeria, an oil rich nation, has committed to a boss, the ambitious renewable energy strategy at great cost. in spite the currently nigeria can only service enough renewable energy to power dismal $3500.00 homes. the that's not the only reason. nigeria isn't the toys

victory is the war in that country and has its 2nd year. holden's prime minister travels to keith informally, hands over the 1st batch of jam and made letha tanks. ah, hello, i am i am to mozy in london. you're watching al jazeera, also coming up on the program. as g 7 nations announced new sanctions over the wall . we look at how russian farms are replacing form businesses who left more than 50000 people are confirmed dead and took here and syria, 18 days after the devastating earthquakes. well a year ago when russia invaded ukraine, it was expected to be over in a matter of days, but 365 days later ukrainians is still vowing to fight on while morning loved ones lost in the war. the exact number of people killed so far isn't clear, but the united nations is saying at least 8000 civilians have died in the past year . some counts have that figure as high as 30000. ukranian government says more than 15000 of its forces have died. russia rally announces casualties, but in september did acknowledge. $6000.00 people had died in november, but taught us general said there could be around 200000 mil

he would not go so far as using an nuclear weapons. alexander phenomena the last night for morsel, holden, a vendor. thank you all. as we've heard a number of eastern european nations previously part of the communist east block, they now fear that their sovereignty is once again threatened by russian power. nato has ramped up security on its eastern flank to help reassure those countries. the alliance has deployed extra troops to the baltic states of estonia, lafayette and lithuania, as well as poland, slovakia, romania and non nato member. moldova are also nervous about moscow's intentions. increasing defense spending ramping up ammunition production, putting hundreds of thousands of troops on high hello nato is not the warring party in ukraine, but the company has led to a dramatic change in its strategy. the alliance is going back to its roots assess defense expert e in lesser. it's reinforced a shift in the nato strategy away from thinking about expeditionary warfare, which has been in crisis management, which has been dominating for the last decades prior to thinking again about terr

as an international, you know, take your, what, ok, so to rub salt in the wound, south africa is, holden joins military drills in the indian ocean with russia. and china isn't that a bit insensitive us? as you said earlier, you creams marking a year of the war with russia. i mean how insensitive i made you and what's considered insensitive was in fact it's part of the normal routine of diplomatic activities. when you look at it, a diplomacy and the kind of multi sexual variation that we see a credit based countries so by it's largely of my ticket engagements. in the same way that a lot of countries in the collective is also choose to conduct their 1000000 to which is a military exercises. when i thought that i should be given or did the same sense of freedom of choice in determining only 22 to conduct will take it from us in the us in sensitivity. so question was, who's a few point 2 and it was ok. the military diplomacy is part of the all trust building and forging strong corporations that strategic as, as the same as in the of the country would look to, to terms of using the various in

ah, holden is the aggressor today, i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions. today. russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. and number those constantly growing. but i figure which of our rooms the cosigner as we speak on the bill in your senior most the morning the sheila were banding all in ports of russian oil and gas. new g. i suffering the price. i mean, i know they plenty of holes with lower with the letter from, you know, we're pretty good regarding joe biden, imposing these sanctions on russia has destroyed the american economy. so there's your boomerang. ah, ah, welcome back. today we're discussing water crisis that are plugging western countries as was developing nations. and so for a look beyond the borders of the us, we want to bring in van dana shiva. she is an environmentalist activist and author of the book water wars, and she joins us now from india. thank you so much for being with us. you know, you've written this great book, water wars, pollution of privatization and profit all back in 2000 or 2. then it actually got

the s m p is scotlands largest party holden, most of the provinces, seats in the british parliament in westminster, and the scottish regional parliament in hollywood. sturgeon became leader of the s and p after the 2014 independence referendum, when scottsville to 55 percent to 45 to remain part of the united kingdom. she vowed though to keep pursuing independence, but her most recent efforts to hold another referendum were brought by britons. supreme court or a challenge has more clouds have been gathering from nicholas sturgeon. but when the storm broke, few were expecting it a morning of leagues followed by confirmation at a hastily arranged media briefing. today i am an insane my intention to step down at 1st minister, a leader of my party. i have asked the national secretary of the s n p to begin the process. so be waiting a new party leader and i will remain in office until my successor is the lead elected. explaining her decision, she spoke of the mental and physical impact of 8 years in a relentless job. i'm not staring scotland towards independence would get fresh impetus. wit

we feel like it's necessary to make holden ation between like minded, conscious, more efficient. there is a long list of counselors, the chair ross is tonsil international fairs. we communicate with them, but i think we could do better in that respect. we are currently discussing ways to improve that here in vienna. how has to work with international organizations changed since the beginning of the military operation in crane? how biased are they? to some extent, there has always been bias. now they're significantly more of that. this is not a healthy situation. we really feel it here in vienna for 40 years. the so called vienna's periods, the spirit of partnership and consensus has been prevalent here. now it has disappeared completely, and that is all new reality, which we must navigate, finding new ways to work and communicate. so yes, there is boys, and it is quite obvious. if we talk about nuclear security is some kind of dialogue with the west possible. there is any type of dialogue with the west possible right now. when you said nuclear security, i immediately thought abou

i'm not even know how to work my own car and everyone with later holden every single day. just getting are you ready to meet the driver and then join me right to do it on d. w with ah, ah, i displayed my it's nice actually we really didn't want a dog cool. we just wanted to take a look just a quick look, lyons won't do you as he was the smallest and the youngest and the weakest to them . and the breeder said, yes, this little one's always losing out. and he put her in my arms and he stopped crying. why? of course, my heart melted on the spot. when would i out? was king not your yahoo! when tessie joined the neu my ass, she was only a few weeks old. weeks turned into months and months into years. she grew up with the 2 children and discovered the world, the pets. we share our homes with our, our best friends and family members. each one is uniquely special and we do anything to keep them happy. ah, we don't see this uniqueness in the animals we eat. in the supermarket, we think of the meal they will make, not the individuals they once were. ah, we had champions of suppressi

and if it's seen us of favoring the russian narrative, then suddenly a ghost on the memory. holden, sir, unfortunate, because i think a lot of this journalist, they think they're doing us a favor by skewing all the reporting. but at the end of the day, you know, they lose people losing trust in me. then also to taking us down the very dangerous path, you know, 2 course of possible nuclear war. so i don't think they, they thought this a morales through and so, so again, a lot of them are they, the comments were when there were people make arguments which you know or does matter how much fact to rooted in it. people assess, well, doesn't lean towards favoring russia or nato, if it seems okay that russia, then they always go after the person that don't addressed argument. so seymour hersh, you know, how is the reporting media now, while he's a former investigative journalist, apparently not a whore, he's old, he might be seen nile. he's accused of being a, put in hist. and of course, the posting this in a blog and because he's seen over the hill, that is one of the most respected investiga

after mondays earthquakes thus struggling with harsh winter conditions and the scale of the disaster. holden, 11200 people have died. the turkish president has visited one of the hottest fits areas in to kia egypt. tell you if edwin admits to problems in the initial quick response he has offered hotel stays for people, saying no one will be left in the cold. and a 3 year old boy has been rescued in caramel mirage. the city was the epicenter of the sick and who is quite to kill monday or of cod was pulled from under rubble. after being very for 43 hours, a you in delegation has canceled its trip to a camphor internally displaced people in democratic republic of congo due to security reasons. earlier, they were forced to postpone the visit because of protests. people are voicing frustration with the government's handling of the im, 23 armed group. let's get more on this from malcolm webb who joins us from goma. and can you tell us a little bit more about this security concerns that have that a vast up this trip a convoy of un peacekeepers on tuesday evening was passing through the can you regi

parliamentary under—secretary for the department for transport richard holden is the government.y to do been reckless. what we try to do is introduce some real transparency into this sector. so in 2012 we publish on a monthly basis now all expenditure over £5 on the government procurement cards. that's all available .foryour that's all available .for your viewers on the government's website, on gov.uk . so that's website, on gov.uk. so that's what we're trying to do. transparency. that's why we've said that massive fall since the last labour were in office this. but we've always got to keep an eye on it. the death toll has risen to almost 6000 a week after deadly earthquakes hit turkey and syria. officials say the window for finding survivors is closing but some people including children still being pulled from the rubble alive. an appeal by the uk's disasters emergency committee has raised more than £60 million. denslow from charity save children told us those who the quakes are still at risk. we're moving from a sort of window of rescue and fewer people sadly being taken from t

richard holden says the caps positive.e bus network as well because what we want to see is a thriving bus network in every part of the country, whether that's in the somerset or in a like bristol. well, or in a city like bristol. well, we want to see those bus networks really thriving and people able use them. and people being able use them. and also fare cap, i think also this £2 fare cap, i think will really people think will really help people think differently about buses, especially the but it also especially when the but it also take into account things like parking and all that sort of thing when you're trying to get into or city and a into a town or city and a catering has confirmed a bid to buy league football club united shake bin hamad al funny is the chairman of one of qatar's biggest banks . the qataris are biggest banks. the qataris are the second group after surge and ratcliffe to submit a bid to buy 100% of the club ahead of . this 100% of the club ahead of. this evening's soft deadline of 10 pm. the glazer

david holden was convicted of manslaughter for opening fire on aidan mcanespie with a machine gun ate the 1998 good friday agreement. the time is 6.17pm. our top story this evening... the bank of england raises interest rates again to 4% — the tenth rise in a row. and the six nations gets under way this weekend with rugby union under the spotlight for all the wrong reasons. coming up on sportsday on the bbc news channel: we hearfrom everton's new manager sean dyche, who's calling on the fans to get behind the club and help keep them in the premier league. a former russian army officer, the most senior to have spoken out openly, has told the bbc he witnessed russian soldiers committing crimes in ukraine including torture, looting and threats of rape. konstantin yefremov said he saw one ukrainian prisoner of war being beaten, shot and humiliated. mr yefremov is now seen by russia as a traitor. 0ur russia editor, steve rosenberg went to meet him. this is the war in ukraine, the official russian version of it. packaged, promoted, propagandised by moscow. fearless russian soldiers fightin

this is rob holden, the world health organization's incident manager for the earthquakes. >> we have auge disaster unfolding. we have a lot of people who have survived now out in the open and horrific conditions. we have major disruption to basic water supplies. major disruption to fuel and electricity supplies, communication supplies. the basics of life. we are in real danger of seeing a second disaster, which may cause harm to more people than the initial disaster if we don't move with the same pace and intensity as we are doing on the search-and-rescue side. amy: even before monday's earthquakes, the u.n. estimated over 14 million people inside syria needed humanitarian assistan and more than 12 million struggled to find enough food to eat. we'll get the latest on this story afteheadlines. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is in brussels to meet with european leaders as ukraine pushes its bid for european union membership and stronger sanctions against russia. he addressed the parliament earlier today. >> while we are fighting, we're also upgrading our institutions. we are m

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well the parliamentary under secretary for the department of transport , richard holden, is transporting has not been reckless . spending has not been reckless. what we've tried to do is introduce some real transparency into this sector. so in 2012 we pubush into this sector. so in 2012 we publish on a monthly basis all expenditure over £5 on the government procurement cards. that's all available for your viewers on the government's website on gov.uk . so that's website on gov.uk. so that's what we're trying to do , greater what we're trying to do, greater transparency. that's why we've said that massive fall since the last time labour were in office on this but we've always got to keep an eye on it i. and lastly a meteor been caught on camera lighting up the sky above the engush lighting up the sky above the english channel. it's quite a fireball with of green which can be seen and went across skies at around 3:00 this morning. if you weren't fast asleep you may have seen it and it comes after the european space agency spotted the object saying expected to safely enter earth's atmosp

councilman robert holden from queen says this, "absurd that he, the president, wouldn't want to visits, that is really disgraceful to say the least. the president is pushing his agenda but he doesn't want to fix the border mess he created" today will be the first of many hearings will hear today from texas and arizona but no border patrol officials. sources tell fox negotiations are underway and we are likely see them appear at the hearings. >> steve: griff, now that the republicans are able to call hearings and they have subpoena power they will be able to do some investigating but ultimately, if we want anything to change, they have to change the laws, right? >> they have to change the policies specifically those that have created this mast catch and release policy which they did when they undid all of the trump lcs from day 1 january of 2021. this is the product and that is why when you hear from the local officials we hear from today from cochise county in arizona as well as texas and then ultimately we hope to hear from border patrol chiefs in sectors because that, steve, will re

the middle schoolers, parents say atticus was struck while walking in the crosswalk along holden avenue sierra creek in santa rosa. he suffered injuries to his head and pelvis and the teens. spleen was also permanently damaged. he was definitely fighting for his life. then. >> now he's he's he's bodies beginning to heal. the pearsons say the area where their son was hit has become a problem spot for unsafe driving. >> but their sons tragedy appears to have inspired some change. a spo-esperson for the city of santa rosa tells kron 4 there's a plan on the table to install flashing lights at the crosswalk. >> the project is expected to happen before next school year. in the meantime, the pearsons want to take added kisses, recovery day by day. the daily visits the hospital have become a stressful waiting game. atticus is expected to undergo several more surgeries. really? what we're doing is is. >> just waiting for him to wake up, waiting to hear his voice again waiting. waiting for that moment that will see him that not just, you know, his his body there trying so hard to heal. >> reporti

richard holden says the caps positive.ly getting people on the bus network as well because what we want to see is a thriving bus network in every part of the country, whether that's in the somerset or in a like bristol. well, or in a city like bristol. well, we want to see those bus networks really thriving and people able use them. and people being able use them. and also fare cap, i think also this £2 fare cap, i think will really people think will really help people think differently about buses, especially the but it also especially when the but it also take into account things like parking and all that sort of thing when you're trying to get into or city and a into a town or city and a catering has confirmed a bid to buy league football club united shake bin hamad al funny is the chairman of one of qatar's biggest banks . the qataris are biggest banks. the qataris are the second group after surge and ratcliffe to submit a bid to buy 100% of the club ahead of . this 100% of the club ahead of. this evening's soft deadli

holden -- them accountable for their actions. we must treat traffic routes the same way we treat other dangerous crimes. -- traffic violence the same way we treat other dangerous crimes. it stands for moving offenders and progressive -- removing offenders and aggressive drivers from our streets. this will increase penalties for crashers, red lights and drivers. including revoking the privilege to drive on our streets. we will continue to save lives by expanding protected bike lanes, cracked on illegal parking abuse and ensure swift and serious consequences for those who drive with suspended and revoked licenses. [applause] we had enough of gridlock going forward we are going to deploy more nypd tow trucks on our streets. we will ticket and to cars and that block traffic and visibility. this is going to help to keep our delivery zone, bus lanes and bike lanes clear. it will make driving, biking and walking easier and safer for everyone. new yorkers should not have to deal with the -- risk their lives every time the street. zero me

his name is robert holden, queen city councilman, disgraceful to say the least.nt is pushing his agenda but he doesn't want to fix the border mess he created. he will sweep fund the rug. >> steve: absolutely. so you have got this situation and that's the watson hotel in hell's kitchen up on 57 street area. a lot of people drive by it and horrified to see so many people. it's a hotel. but people are camping out in front of it with tents and stuff like that. those are the migrants because they were essentially told you have got to leave the hotel. but they said we don't like -- we just don't like the place they want to put us. these are people who are gusts in our country currently as their cases are being adjudicated. the city is rolling out the red carpet inn brooklyn, they will not go. obviously they are trying to make some sort of a statement. but the people who live -- my daughter sally used to live a block or two from there. it's a lovely neighborhood. steven is a nurse who lives near this hotel he said this to "the daily mail." i'm paying $2,000 a month to w

. >> i think it's holden daze, but we'll just go with yellow. know in your heart growth in inflation is cooling and the fed should not hike any more than 2 basis points. real quick, should investors do that the more often? i'm being serious. should you also go with your heart, have more confidence in yours? >> well -- in the yourself? >> definitely have confidence in yourself, that's just a good rule of thumb for high in general. i said two more rate hikes, by the way, of 25 basis points in march and may coming up, and i think that's what the market knows. here's the thing about peter lynch's point, if you buy what you like, isn't that kind of using your heart any? if you look at stuff like shopify, like tesla that we just recently took monster profits on, by the way, things like that that are just great products that are involved in your life that you you know very well that are good companies that deliver for you, i don't see anything wrong with that. charles: how do you explain this market? earnings season's been a disaster. one day fed offic

we will have to pay china a higher interest rate for holden treasury bonds. so, defaulting on the debt. it weakens united states, it weakens the world economy. markets up every single interest rate that you pay. on anything from credit cards, to mortgages. and it rockets up. what we have to pay, from the united states treasury. to china. in interest payments, and treasury bonds. guess who knows that? china. guess who doesn't? congressional republicans. most house republicans now operate in the fog of -- astonishing stupidity,, and relentless lying. like marjorie taylor greene, -- and george santos. some republicans, some of them. they know the truth about the debt ceiling. that is why they want you worried about the balloon. republicans are gonna miss that balloon. because, for a few days, they got to pretend that they are threat to default on the national debt is not. a single biggest danger. that america faces tonight. leading off our discussion tonight -- former deputy national security adviser to president bomb on msnbc political analyst. also that is, to

on the past are richard holden, government spokesman , holden, government spokesman, told us that theader context. so it's around £150 million last year, but actually back in 2009, 2010, when labour were last in, this was almost £1,000 million. it's 85% lower. what we've tried to do is introduce some real transparent into this sector. so in 2012 we publish on a monthly bafis in 2012 we publish on a monthly basis now all expenditure over £500 on the government procurement cards. that's all available for your on the government's website on gov.uk . government's website on gov.uk. so that's what we're trying to do , greater transparency. that's do, greater transparency. that's why we've seen that massive fall since the last time labour were in office on this. but we've always got to keep an eye on it . well, joining us now in the studio is shadow minister for levelling up down the line. sorry minister for levelling up alex norris . alex, what would alex norris. alex, what would you do that's different than i? sara thanks for having me . what sara thanks for having me. what we've revealed

well parliamentary under—secretary the department of transport richard holden defended the governmentg it's not been reckless . what we it's not been reckless. what we try to do is introduce some real transparency , this sector. so in transparency, this sector. so in 2012 we publish on a monthly bafis 2012 we publish on a monthly basis all expenditure over £500 on the government procurement cards. that's all available . cards. that's all available. your viewers on the government's website on gov.uk so that's what we're trying to do. greater transparency that's why we've said that massive fall since the last time labour were in office on this. but we've always got to keep an eye on it. the on this. but we've always got to keep an eye on it . the death keep an eye on it. the death toll has risen to almost 34,000 and a week after deadly earthquakes hit turkey . syria earthquakes hit turkey. syria officials say the window for finding survivors is closing, but some people , children are but some people, children are still being from the rubble alive. an appeal by the uk's disasters committe

while parliamentary under—secretary of the department of transport richard holden has been defending he says the spending hasn't been reckless. what we've tried to do is introduce some real transparency into this sector so in 2012 we publish on a monthly basis now all expenditure over £500 on the government procurement cards. that's all available free for viewers on the government's website, on gov.uk . so that's website, on gov.uk. so that's what we're trying to do greater transparency. that's why we've said that massive fall since the last time labour were in office on this. but we've always got to keep an eye on it. now, did you see it last night? a meteor caught on camera lighting up the sky above the english channel. a fireball with hints of yellow and green could be seen just before 3 am. that's after the european space agency spotted the object saying it was expected to land safely in the earth's atmosphere . it's only earth's atmosphere. it's only the seventh time and asteroid impact has been predicted and captured on camera . now, as captured on camera. now, as we've been he

. >> now, at this point, more conservative prosecutor might've holden forget it, lewin, lewin likes tough everything. >> in may 2009, almost 30 years after linda's birthday, a warrant was issued for the arrest of douglas gordon bradford. we're traveled fast in canada. >> there was a message -- called detective wallace. i'll tell you, it was electric. there's so much electricity in the air. the church wind chimes on my back veranda were ringing away like crazy. it was just, wow. it was like, yes! thank god, they finally got him! >> well, maybe. quite possible lewin had bitten off more than you could chew, this time. because, doug bradford had hired one of the most prominent an experienced defense attorneys in the land. a man who won more than a sheriff of high-profile cases. -- then a middle aged engineer, named doug bradford. >> coming up -- >> i asked him, do you have an attorney? yeah. does he have a name? yeah. what's his name? bob. >> bob who? he will know when dateline continues. eww, bacteria. spreading throughout your home. help stop the spread with microban24. it keeps killing 99.

holden was the first veteran to be found guilty of a historical offence in northern ireland since theday agreement . that's the latest news you're up to date on tv, online and dab, plus radio with gb news news throughout the evening. but first, let's get back to dewbs& co . co. thanks for that, polly . i've co. thanks for that, polly. i've just got a lovely email about you, polly, from judy. she says, can i just say how brilliant i think polly is at reading the new is ? she goes on about your new is? she goes on about your accent, your inflexion and she says, polly, that she is very impressed with you . good. and i impressed with you. good. and i see melanie from judy . i am see melanie from judy. i am michelle dewberry . of course, michelle dewberry. of course, i'm keeping you company and so 7:00 this evening alongside me, i've got the political consultant, alex dean . and i'm consultant, alex dean. and i'm boustani, the founder of novara media. welcome, gents . you guys media. welcome, gents. you guys , you never let me down. you guys at home do you? talking about my . well, i was j

ammunitions is going to dominate, and the debates among security experts and on the lena babcock holden, all partners who have ammunitions for the gap. heard, for example, to deliver them. but it was not all about russia's war ukraine. european commission president us left on the line. and finland's prime minister, son amarion took to the stage earlier and spoke on the difficulties facing the women in politics. you might have just seen obviously, um jacinta arda and hugely popular prime minister of new zealand resign citing. she hasn't got any more energy in the tank. nicholas sturgeon, the 1st minister of scotland resigning into arlia, talking about how difficult it is, particularly as a woman to lead any kind of normal life. i, you know, as, as a, as a global leader. i wonder what you both think about that because you're the 1st female in this position. you were the 1st female defense minister in your country. you experience sexism. so just briefly, how do you deal with it? what do you think about this stepping down and how do you encourage women? i know that's a lot that maybe just a

the nra and lobbyists and donations to politicians who feel be-holden to them, but not to the constituents that elected them. until that dynamic changes, we're not going to see significant mitigation of the violent threat. there are things states can do. red flag laws do work. michigan does not have a red flag law, so, hypothetically, if this shooter's father was as concerned as he says he was about his son, locking himself in a room and shooting target practice out the back door, possibly -- possibly a red flag law in michigan might have allowed police to temporarily seize that weapon. we also need to enforce existing laws. most cops just want to be able to do that, yet this guy, we know, was a -- someone who had a gun charge the on him and could not have possessed lawfully or purchased a gun in michigan, yet his father says he, quote, bought a gun. we don't know if he bought it at a shop with a background check or bought it stolen on the street, we'll have to figure that out. we have to start training our population to understanding warning signs and indicators of gun violence and do som