jeremy hutton, good to seak nowadays. jeremy hutton, good to s - eak to nowadays. five "missions", or pledges to voters, if his party wins the next general election. in a speech in manchester, he said he would aim to make the uk the highest—growth economy among the g7 countries by the end of labour's first term. he also wants to make britain a "clean energy superpower" and cut health inequalities. 0ur political correspondent jonathan blake reports. he wants to be seen as a man on a mission — five missions to be precise. in manchester this morning, sir keir starmer set out what he said would be labour's priorities in power, arguing britain could do better. i will never accept that this country is destined for decline, that our best days belong to the past. success is all around us. it just needs direction. people have huge ambitions for their community. theyjust need a government that matches their ambition. too often, he said, the uk lurched from crisis to crisis, and promised a new way of governing, with more long—term planning and fewer short—term fixes. a relent

hutton toy to fit yet fit fun mentioned dizzy as phobic nym. oh. 2 rich mcclin's best known performance is the most beautiful woman in the world. the strip tease in which a woman changes into a man, ah, mark on one side performance is to provoke. and her motivation is very personal. and done is the odd feeling. pershing. and it grew from many fine 0, one of which was a massive childhood drama and father, when i was 17, my father stopped talking to me. it will just ignore it, matt, or is thunder? later i started going into the audience, getting right in their faces equal forcing them to acknowledge me the, to look at me to glide, hulu, but that's who i am. you believe? i demand that again and again when french and above, you died because i have a real problem with being ignored with asean van. at the end it's a man standing on the stage intense reactions that ran but during 2 performances she was groped by drunk. men traumatizing her ah, but oh you didn't laughin somehow. i hid the pain away beck and took a deep breath and thought it okay, good.

well, that's a vision that my beula propagates with the communities you hutton persevere lemme changes, because for us we are speaking of community 3 that to one. and any that will be a community lead, where it will give space, especially for the young people to create a to manufacture for themselves. to make sure they put their desolate peavey in the community, rooftops. but can solar really replace power plants and how can communities financed their own green power. ready thomas, some new new deals with these questions. he works for groundwork, an organization that advocates for a just energy transition with new and better jobs, social justice and poverty eradication. i think um we part of all confusion price in a perfect balance between a develop men and that i to help. so it's not in either or situation. we can develop the economy at the same time taking care of to fulfill for me, quite noisy, the transition cannot come quick enough. after picking up her daughter from kindergarten, she returns home. her electricity has gone. rolling outages are affecting the neighborhood up to 3 ti

severe quakes in the turkish syrian border. region, ah, this was once the family's home on dalton hutton isn't up. there was the kitchen here. this is, i use that. and that's what's left of the roof. aunt and all the house slid in that direction, listings are gigawatts, then the walls burst apart on donna and stephen big platform. it looks like now. well, so the just falls on sadly, my mother died here in stolen. no one of his aunts was also buried under the rubble to enjoy as a student in the german capital, berlin, on shovel and telephone off to take home. i got a call from my cousin directly than him. what he said, your mother was very badly injured. copeland, i was an earthquake, it was very severe of the most of all you have to get to turkey immediately. these feelings and the situation is you can't put it into words. an earthquake is the turkish syrian border region at 417 local time on the morning of the 6th, the february 2023. it's epicenter was located in the turkish province of car. i'm on my dash on a measuring 7.8 on the richter scale. it was one of the strongest quakes to hi

on tom hutton isn't up. there was the kitchen, this is, i use that, and that's what's left of the roof. and, and all the house slid in that direction, listings are gigawatts. then the walls burst apart on donna lindsey when they get plats, what it looks like now. well, so it just falls on sadly, my mother died here. it's golden. no. one of his aunts was also buried under the rebel. to enjoy is a student in the german capital berlin on sherland telephone off to take home. i got a call from my cousin directly than him. what he said, your mother was very badly injured. stokeland, there was an earthquake, it was very severe themself. all you have to get to turkey immediately with these feelings on the situation. you can't put it into words. an earthquake is the turkish syrian border region at 417 local time on the morning of the 6th. the february 2023. it's epicenter was located in the turkish province of cut ahmad marashi la la la, i'm with measuring 7.8 on the richter scale, it was one of the strongest quakes

so hutton did it before the experiment. we didn't expect to be able to measure any changes in carbon content because it usually takes centuries to millennia for the carbon reservoir to change significantly. here we have 50 percent more carbon in the topsoil in the irrigated area went off in one minute. i've ordered all the researchers have learned that soils store up to 5 times as much carbon as the vegetation above ground. the big question is, what leads to such a significant carbon increase in the ground over such a short time period? the theory is that organisms in the soil convert the debris or litter layer on top into soil, carbon g, u, ecologist. frank hagedorn uses trucks containing food to identify those organisms they are hoped as that's the main de composers are earthworms in the league. besides them, there are also wood lies and might civic life, although they play a far smaller role in the process than earthworms. as lingo, the researcher wants to determine how many earth worms are active in the soil here . for

what hutton feel? magazine panata, vice puda food. this is a great example of the importance of interdisciplinary work. what was initially a skin problem? ended up causing a long list of pediatric, su, signed festival, and held his skin was affected off, which led to itching and loss of sleep. awesome. and that led to low food intake and weight loss. symptoms of nutritional deficiency final, as probably by little vazo by the problem with ribbon, was that as soon as he ate anything, he started to ruling classes. that's very common at that age holiday. but when seriously inflamed skin comes into contact with saliva, it causes even more redness and itching your kids, went to sleep. and so he didn't want to eat anything. and that's actually combined with poor sleep, was what led to his failure to thrive, a food. the doctors 1st tried giving him antibiotics, ointments creams, and a special diet. but rubin had to come back just a few weeks later. his condom in effect meant even, it's my. i couldn't go shopping with him on my on or driving t

that house decks in berlin by architecture from sour brook hutton. it's unusual facade mirrors, the surroundings, creating a harmony with the neighboring buildings and not only in terms of form, will that connect to the sick cliffs stick executive architect, one lucas young, shows us the special features of the residential building. the balconies have also as entrances to the apartments. the large open plan rooms have few supports and the window runs can be open completely. there are no interior walls here either . this makes the floor plan extremely flexible, is something that we, i like in the book because eh, these building can pass too many innovations. people cannot up there to afford feature different uses allen. so in a ways, very smart in the use of energy because it won't require big malisha on this parking garage in denmark capital. copenhagen isn't just for cars. the roof also serves as a playground, a place for recreation. will that connect to east conciliatory maggie center and the british town leads is another good example of this is a

she really wants to come on a handle on also coffee hutton. now you have a new one in your closet. kilometer on here. do you not know what's the hopped on quinta leave on all thinks more space does ultimate account information tail. so for the bas gentleman with an unfeeling return, is she as you move on to the point of view, is the side woman tanaka skipped to info to mail a latoya wilson sentimental lu source i wish and monday nobody is in with oscar restricting. i'm sick from cooking of to cleaner huntington off this wreck fights finder gosti form, also stunned high by last month too much, i guess the transition function bonus tag which and on that good it by protein. ms . melissa debates a heated in the bonus tag and also on the streets of european so ah, often seen from gas price bus is that that's beside deland in. thank. so need us get blast seattle's and john getting not calia aunt and this got the fed as middle as lentil taz at cox design long. it has shown him young off. what and feeble osby design listen via ended d and d. not all t

hutton, you may well disagree with me and say, look, i've done amazing things between israel and certain gulf and arab states with the so called abraham records. but these were very much stitched together by the united states and given that the parties involved will not actually in any conflict situation, i don't think this really falls into the realm of peace making. so i don't think it's not in ya who's credentials as a peacemaker. open the possibility of him to have a rose in this crisis. what may open that possibility and i'd be very cautious in suggesting he has a role. but what melton, that possibility is that he does have a long standing relationship with president putin. nothing. yahoo is a known figure on the international stage. people may remember that the short lived premier ship of natalie bennett. there was some sense that he might shuttle between the russian and ukrainian parties. i never took that seriously. i think if there is an opening for diplomacy, it might be that we can take nothin yahoo more seriously because he has that relationship on the western side. and on th

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but a boy was pulled from under roblis hutton tortilla on friday morning. he been trapped for 260 hours. i said beg has more from the turkish city of carmen. mulash this 248 hours yet on thursday after that earthquake, a 17 year old girl was found alive. she had recovered at over $250.00. i was a 42 year old woman was fine. now the chances of finding people alive now are very, very same. every time somebody is fine, people say it's a miracle, but you have to read is done. you have to take in the amount of destruction that's taken place no matter how much video footage or show you no matter how has drawn footage or show you of this city. it doesn't really encapsulate kind, capitalize the amount of damage and destruction that has been done. the u. n is appearing for $1000000000.02 pay for 8. it says is needed immediately by more than 5000000 people and took care. it also wants $400000000.00 for devastated areas in sylvia. aid is starting to reach rebel how there is in northern syria. after the reopening of border crossing activists and emergency teams have cr

so hutton did it before the experiment. we didn't expect to be able to measure any changes in carbon content because it usually takes centuries to millennia for the carbon reservoir to change significantly. here we have 50 percent more carbon in the topsoil in the irrigated area went off in one minute. i've ordered all the researchers have learned that soils store up to 5 times as much carbon as the vegetation above ground. the big question is, what leads to such a significant carbon increase in the ground over such a short time period? the theory is that organisms in the soil convert the debris or litter layer on top into soil, carbon g, u, ecologist. frank hagedorn uses traps containing food to identify those organisms they are hoped as that's the main de composers are earthworms in league. besides them, there are also wood lies and might civic life, although they play a far smaller role in the process than earthworms. as lingo, the researcher wants to determine how many earth worms are active in the soil here . for this

people all over the world that we need help and there's no way without it yet to my shoe. furthermore, hutton, as well, i think that the victory will go to ukraine, regardless of whether we will join the you in the near future or not. if we are invited to join the you, it's possible that there will be even more understanding and more help. and this will make it possible to win more easily. and at a lower cost of human life, see mine. sure it's in, i put my hot man back, put that even your dany does just as much as we need them. grandma ukraine is capable of getting out of this mess by itself because there are so many smart and talented people in our country, probably more than in any of the country in the world or love which has with her in the susan ah, i was looking out the window like i normally do, and i just happened to spotted out of the corner of my eye. and at 1st i thought it was a star, but i thought that was kind of crazy because it was broad daylight and. and when i looked at it, it was just too big to be a star. the record said it might be a chinese balloon. it seems so brazen an

melissa hutton stood 1st. it is not entirely correct to say that russia is returning to africa from us because it never really laugh at the mo, the scale of its presence has changed. of course, the policy pivot towards the west in the 19 ninety's made russia forget about its african friends and all that the ussr had done for them as life of the cost. and it did a lot it help of african nations achieve economic and financial dependence. it partnered with them built factory as an infrastructure is trained, staff, established scientific research centers. then russia literally abandoned. almost all of it is something it didn't need to thump. in fact, we didn't get any financial, political or moral benefits from our activities in africa. actually, that was a big mistake, and now we're starting to realize it. it's a slow process we've, we've had our doubts and made a few stops along the way. and i think the special military operation has now given a new impetus to russia's return to africa with cisco, it tore away t

left exposed, and the government went from the offense that ordered what came to be known as the hutton inquiry, it's official brief to establish the cause of death of gilligan's. but when the inquiry published its findings, it exonerated the government over its w. m. d claim and focused on the shortcomings in gilligan's report. the verdict was it the b, b, c, was guilty. hayden phillips was the civil servant in charge of setting up the inquiry. a lot of my colleagues in government was jubilant to resign. yeah, i'm not saying that b, b c were innocent and the government was guilty. but i was genuinely surprised by the decisive in his in which he pinned blame on the b, b. c. and nobody else the chairman of the babies, he resigned. i thought wrongly and told him only. and the following day, the governor of the b. b. c. got rid of me. so you would say that you were pushed. i was pushed, it was no doubt that the governors of the b b. she lost their bottle like kind of similar to decades earlier, dyke paid the price for defending the bbc's independence. the new government approved management

and there's no way without it yet to my shoe. furthermore, hutton as well, i think that the victory will go to ukraine, regardless of whether we will join the you in the near future or not. if we are invited to join the you, it's possible that there will be even more understanding and more help, and this will make it possible to win more easily. and at a lower cost of human life, see mine. sure, it's in, i put my hot man, thank what that, even your dainey does just as much as we need them. grandma ukraine is capable of getting out of this mess by itself because there are so many smart and talented people in our country. probably molden in any of the country in the world or love with her in this group. i was looking out the window like i normally do and i just happened just spotted out of the corner of my eye. and at 1st i thought it was a star, but i thought that was kind of crazy because it was broad daylight. and. and when i looked at it, it was just too big to be a star. the report said it might be a chinese balloon. it seemed so brazen and just so insane to me that that anyone would

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this is hutton, near the syrian border. apartment block after apartment block has collapsed. it will take these weeks even months to find all the victims. and without the heavy lifting machinery there is little residents can do to help muscle to collin, us, grabel al smoother as words sticking to my throat crying is no longer a remedy. we expect professional help, we expect to see a professional job. we are not professional. as you see, we are diving in the rubble completely blind. susanna my shudder. i some of those trapped how left voice messages calling for help. hello, the tangled mouthful and complaint. in ga santa rescuers court for complete silence. they are listening for any sign of survivors. international rescue teams are arriving. here. german and turkish teams pool a 66 year old to safety before law therapy for them. however, when home did go out, we couldn't use heavy equipment because the rebel was so unstable and we were afraid that the entire building had collapsed. it really required manual word. we had to remove piece by piece of possible. and that work cont

a couple of their son were extracted from under an apartment building in the tucker city of hutton. on saturday. 12 days after the earthquakes, 3 were transferred to ambulances after spending 296 hours buried in the rubble, the child later died in hospital. many survivors on our turnings her what's left of their arms. as i beg reports from chrome on marsh, which is one of the worst hit areas. they survived the earthquakes, but now they eager to save what's left over today. oh, they will have to rebuild their lives and everything matters. what can be called you to take out your belongings? the municipality worker says yeah, brother. his phone was under the rubble. how you going to reach them? it took a life time to accumulate what people had it was taken away in a matter of minutes. my what will we be upset about our belongings? i wish all of this was gone. so i didn't have to care about it. from one of the shops they salvage what they can normally will not looters were not looted that our own goods. they say after class on this off we will try to survive. all we have is last, they l

let's go to abc 7 news reporter on sare hutton. what are the conditions now? >> as the sun starts to go it is starting to get cold out here in the oakland hills. it has been dry most of the day but we started to see some of the rain come down. earlier this morning there was a bit more rain and some wind. something we don't often see, the snow. >> my husband was not awake yet and i was like it is snowing. >> patti woke up to some wild weather this morning at her house in the oakland hills. >> people say they are not seasons in california, there are. it is not like the midwest. n eve it is unusual but kind of fun and different >> >>. thursday morning snowfall was light compared to what could come thursday night. the east bay hills could get up to a few inches of snow and elevations above 2000 feet. crazy to see snow this time of year? >> very crazy. it is cold up here in the hills. >> david bishop is with oaklands department of transportation. he is part of the many crews canvassing the area. they are preparing the hills ahead of the cold front moving in. snow i

. >> alec baldwin formally charge with involuntary manslaughter for the shooting death of alina hutton on the site of the movie rest and for the first time, we are seeing the court documents and they paint a picture for alec baldwin. william montanez is live on set with the affidavits and some of this is compelling evidence for it. >> it paints a picture of a situation or a flat production on a shoestring budget cutting corners, ignoring red flags and with alec baldwin not just ignoring safety standards as an actor, but also as a producer. the had not violated these response abilities, hutchins would still be alive today according to the dea. today the santa fe county charged him and read up involuntary manslaughter accusing him of firing the deadly weapon and her uploading it with live rounds for the affidavits as old when had minimal firearms training even after read requested more. one hour of training lasted onl 30 minutes the entire time baldwin was on the phone to his family pretty repeatedly has hi finger on the trigger and the hammer during rehearsal. read says she got all the

. >> seth: you were nominated against your co-star, timothy hutton, which is surprising to me, becauseean really, i was - i mean how - imagine a guy gets nominated for an academy award and hopes he doesn't win. because we were in the same category, and he is the star of the show >> seth: he was. >> they stuck him in the same category and, and i thought - i went to the ceremony and can only think of, "oh, god, if i win this, it's going to be terrible, terrible, terrible what am i going to do? am i going to say, 'tim, i'm telling you, you deserved it.' [ light laughter ] "here, there you deserved it. and i would probably go into - i would tell the press you know >> seth: yeah. >> sorry, thank you, you know. but luckily, it happened the other way around, you know i mean, you never saw somebody who was so relieved at not winning. >> seth: so timothy did win. >> yeah, he won. >> seth: did he offer to give you the oscar? [ light laughter ] >> no, no. no. [ laughter ] >> he was 19 years old >> seth: that's amazing. that's amazing and an amazing film. >> yeah, yeah. we had a really good, um -

al jazeera produced her model hutton, you the sheltering with his family and gaussian tap and gave us this update earlier since the earth weekend. so now that you see like hundreds and thousands of cars just only in and out the streets, people don't know where they are. going actually like we just moved to buy some bread for the kids and we spend over them one hour just standing in the line to get 5 pieces of bread that's mean like people spanish. like what do they want to do where they want to go? they don't know. now the street that i'm standing in there is a dozen of call is just waiting in the line in front of a gas station. they want to fill up their cause and they really don't know where they want to go. but what, what they should do, nobody knows we are based right now in one of the most me and family, my mother and my father and my kids on the after shocks is make us, at least like we just like crazy like we feel it's we try to run and it's, and we feel like we try to run and it's and, but the 2nd law just earthquake. i won't call it's after trucks because it's coming like 7.8

we're going forrest hutton. okay, and so what we want to do is go down there, find worries at damage him, kill him, capture him. whatever you need to do. but i want him off my supply line. all right. so washburn's like, yes, we can do that and we can put it together. and we've got about 2000 troops. who do you want to lead this? and that's when sherman says to send general sturgis. now, frank talked to us last night about general sturgis a little bit. if you remember at fredericksburg. sturgis is an interesting kind of fellow, but there's more to him than meets the eye. and that's what i really want to cover here right now. a lot of times people think that the battle brice's crossroads that sturgis was a buffoon and he really wasn't smart and he didn't do things correctly. well, sometimes he didn't do things correctly here. but there's more to the man. if we go back and we look at him, of course, coming from west point, but he was a brave man, as a matter of fact, he served with was called major sedgwick at the

and also it says that trust backers urged hutton to boost growth with tax cuts as if that's what we wouldiz truss , but not done with liz truss, but not necessarily with growth . but necessarily with growth. but before we get too far away from the water because that is interesting because the water because that is interesting becaus e £250,000 interesting because £250,000 fine was too small , wasn't it.7 fine was too small, wasn't it.7 you could trouser one of those. can you lose? well, if i were married, i could have. maybe my ex me my wife could ex wife made me my wife could put up with it. but the answer it not that much money, but it it's not that much money, but 250 million is very scary. and maybe it'll never be issued . but maybe it'll never be issued. but why? if you were a french company , you want to buy a water company, you want to buy a water company, you want to buy a water company in this country, why would you want to risk it ? why? would you want to risk it? why? because thames water in 2022 and december 2022 announce they've made december 2022 announce they've mad e £440

and also it says that trust backers urged hutton to boost growth with tax cuts as if that's what we wouldiz truss , but not done with liz truss, but not necessarily with growth . but necessarily with growth. but before we get too far away from the water because that is interesting because the water because that is interesting becaus e £250,000 interesting because £250,000 fine was too small , wasn't it.7 fine was too small, wasn't it.7 you could trouser one of those. can you lose? well, if i were married, i could have. maybe my ex me my wife could ex wife made me my wife could put up with it. but the answer it not that much money, but it it's not that much money, but 250 million is very scary. and maybe it'll never be issued . but maybe it'll never be issued. but why? if you were a french company , you want to buy a water company, you want to buy a water company, you want to buy a water company in this country, why would you want to risk it ? why? would you want to risk it? why? because thames water in 2022 and december 2022 announce they've made december 2022 announce they've mad e £440

quick i'll going live in just quick i'll be going live in just a matter of minutes actually to huttonn see there are live pictures. the headquarters of lancashire police and the reason why we're showing you that is because they are going to hold a press conference very in the search for missing . conference very in the search for missing. i'll bring conference very in the search for missing . i'll bring you that for missing. i'll bring you that live here . do not miss it, live here. do not miss it, people. i'll be back in 2 minutes and we'll bring you that press conference live. okay updates . yeah. welcome back , ladies and yeah. welcome back, ladies and gentleman. okay. as you can see, that breaking news drop is up right there. and with good reason because in just a matter of moments, we're going to be going live to outside lancashire police headquarters which we police headquarters is which we can on screen there. if can see on the screen there. if you're on radio, you're listening on radio, basically it's outside lancashire headquarters lancashire police headquarters because an be