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iam back! iam back. sorry about that. i can a little bit. let's bring in freo. give questions to governments and say they should be toeing the line of inflation and shouldn't do things that caused more inflationary problems? yes, i think the _ inflationary problems? yes, i think the problem _ inflationary problems? yes, i think the problem is - inflationary problems? yes, i think the problem is the - inflationary problems? yes, i | think the problem is the fiscal responsibilities in this environment are the political backdrop adjusts those responsibilities will properly be schacht and therefore the burden of dealing with the inflationary problem falls on the shoulders of monetary policymakers. in the earlier segment on the imf and prescription from imf there was a lot of talk about the spending and making that very targeted so it does not contribute to further inflation but the other side of fiscal policy is taxation and there has been a long—standing question of how we deal with taxation and the question of reform has been shocked, moving away from the need to

iam as a journalist, i treasure coming here. i am sure you do, tom! looking too bad. some sunshine, feeling pleasantly warm, but we have some scattered showers in the forecast. in fact, some scattered showers in the forecast. infact, it some scattered showers in the forecast. in fact, it will end “p forecast. in fact, it will end up fairly cloudy in northern ireland and western scotland, eventually late on saturday. the clouds have been clearing overnight. into the early hours of saturday morning. it is largely clear across the uk. some missed and mucked around coasts in the south—west. just a few showers in the western isles and may be central scotland. other than that, mostly sunny from the word go. temperatures 9—11. saturday morning, largely bright and sunny across england and wales. northern ireland and western scotland, it will cloud over with some rain. apm, the best of the weather across england and wales. temperatures 21. the chance of a shower, outside chance. most of the cloud in northern ireland, south—western and western scotland. some ra

iam happy i am here. i didn't— summer. iam happy i am here.t afford — training since january. cannot afford to— training since january. cannot afford to taper right now with the summer— afford to taper right now with the summer ahead. afford to taper right now with the summerahead. not 100% afford to taper right now with the summer ahead. not 100% quite yet but i am happy _ in the men's ioom, canada's aaron brown took victory in. yohan blake finished second and jerome blake third. nethaneel mitchell—blake was the highest finishing brit in fifth. trayvon bromell and zarnell hughes were both disqualified for false starts. and british world record holder sophie hahn triumphed in the t38100m race. in rugby league's superleague hull kr were beaten 20 points to 8 by catalans dragons. the french side scored 3 tries to just the one for the robins at craven park. their third came from the club's top try scorer fouad yaha. hull kr have lost their last four games. rory mcilroy says he's still in contention at the us pga championship despite slipping from

iam very i am very happy. it was not a great lap. it is ok. 0verall i am very happy. alcaraz — because the spanish teenager continues to shock the best players in men's tennis. a day after beating rafael nadal, he's now beaten the world number one novak djokovic to reach the final of the madrid 0pen. the spanish teenager winning in three sets and he'll now face the defending champion alexander zverev in today's final. and tunisia's 0ns jabeur has yet another milestone in her impressive career — as she won the wta title in madrid — beating the 12th seed jessica pegula in three sets. it's jabeur�*s first wta 1000 title and she becomes the first african to win a wta1000 event. that's all the sport for now, next on the bbc news channel, anita mcveigh is live from stormont. thank you very much. welcome back to belfast, i am standing here in front of the very ground stormont building where if everything was working normally, the northern ireland assembly would be returning to set this coming week, after the last couple of days of elections which have returned 90 members of

iam i am live here understand in liverpool where thousands of fans have stomach last night's disappointment 23—year wait is over for nottingham forest. they're back in the premier league. a horse—racing icon, lester pigott, dies aged 86. and red bull's sergio perez wins a chaotic monaco grand prix. hello and welcome to sportsday. liverpool have returned to merseyside as heroes, despite their defeat in the champions league final against real madrid. the team have been showing off their fa cup and league cup trophies in front of thousands of fans. chetan pathak is there for us. chetan, the atmosphere looked incredible. you haven't mist a party entirely, if you look over to my right, that isjurgen klopp�*s bar, a bar that jurgen klopp frequently goes to, add the cleaning trucks entering passed at the moment, huge clean—up operation that is going to take place in liverpool city centre. fans are refusing to believe the party is over, jumping and dancing, bongo drums, trumpets and trombones. thousands upon thousands of liverpool fans lined the streets in the last half—hour, the team buses

no, iam not. iam going owner or if you have any thoughts? no, i am not.m mostly stunted. if only you had razed into am mostly stunted. if only you had gazed into his _ am mostly stunted. if only you had gazed into his eyes _ am mostly stunted. if only you had gazed into his eyes at _ am mostly stunted. if only you had gazed into his eyes at that - am mostly stunted. if only you had l gazed into his eyes at that moment. no, the point of the story is, dogs and humans over the millennia have formed an attachment and it is real. it is real love, for some people. what about you, james? i it is real love, for some people. what about you, james?- it is real love, for some people. what about you, james? i am a cat erson what about you, james? i am a cat person but — what about you, james? i am a cat person but i _ what about you, james? i am a cat person but i do _ what about you, james? i am a cat person but i do appreciate - what about you, james? i am a cat person but i do appreciate the - what about you, james? i am a cat person but i do appreciate the joy l

iam i am holly hamilton. coming up on tonight's programme... chelsea have done it again. double this season. manchester city have a scare at west ham, but clinch a point to keep the race for the premier league title in their hands. and a first title of the year for novak djokovic at the italian open in rome. hello and welcome to sportsday. it has been a dramatic afternoon at the top and bottom of the premier league. more of that in just a moment. but first... chelsea have done the double. ater claiming the wsl title last weekend, today emma hayes�* side won the fa cup for the fourth time. they beat manchester city 3—2 in extra time in front of a record crowd at wembley. rhia chohan was there. a long time coming. three fa cups a piece, yet these sides had not met in the final until now. in the early minutes, manchester city had the chances before england defender millie bright to set up the perfect ball. , ,. millie bright to set up the perfect ball. , , . , sam millie bright to set up the perfect ball._ sam kerr . ball. deep cross in... sam kerr heled ball. deep cross in.

iam i am viktoriia zhuhan, i woke is a journalist for bbc ukraine.normally cover eurovision, especially when war is in my country, but kalush orchestra isn't atypical eurovision contestant. but after following the kalush orchestra for ten days, i've learned that for them this is much more than a singing competition. it's a way to tell the world about the war that is destroying ukraine. we are on our way to a rehearsal in the north of the country. oleh, in the pink heart, the group's front man finds it hard to take in what he sees. it is the ban�*s vocalist and flute player who realises he has been here before. only weeks earlier, russian troops were pushed back after a barbaric onslaught they left mass graves and even evidence of torture. vladimir putin, the president of russia, has started the largest war in europe since world war ii. non—stop shelling and a ground invasion has devastated the nation. overili invasion has devastated the nation. over 1a million people have fled their homes. and tens of thousands have been left dad. —— dad. with only f

iam i am alive on the strand in liverpool where thousands upon thousands of fans have lined the streetswaiting for the open top bus and a parade which in the end celebrates a double winning season. the 23—year wait is over for nottingham forest. they're back in the premier league. a horse—racing icon, lester pigott, dies aged 86. and red bull's sergio perez wins a chaotic monaco grand prix. hello and welcome to sportsday. liverpool fans have returned to merseyside as heroes despite their defeat in the champions league final against real madrid. the team have been paraded in front of thousands of fans. chetan parthak is there for us. chetan, the atmosphere looked incredible. the match was certainly marred by what happened outside the stade de france, with fans unable to enter the stadium and police using tear gas on supporters — have we heard anything further on those issues last night? it is getting louder and louder, forgive me if i cannot heal, it has been for a care, fans had been waiting patiently for these liverpool boss that started on the south side of the city over a couple of h

hello, iam hello, i am jennifer and hello, i amjennifer and i am a dental therapist from my dentist inhing i ever wanted, everything i ever wanted, everything i ever wanted, everything i dreamt it would be. i don't think i have been in a happier place in my life. five years ago, jen was happy and successful. today, she is living a life dominated by pain. living a life dominated by ain. ., . , ., , pain. patches, and his commentaries, - pain. patches, and his commentaries, nerve| pain. patches, and his - commentaries, nerve pain medications. it commentaries, nerve pain medications.— commentaries, nerve pain medications. it started with back pain — medications. it started with back pain but _ medications. it started with back pain but eventually - medications. it started with - back pain but eventually spread through her body. mid-december, i drove to work _ through her body. mid-december, i drove to work and _ through her body. mid-december, i drove to work and while - through her body. mid-december, i drove to work and while i - through her body. mid-december, i drove to work and while

iam. welcome to george best's house. come on on in. thank you very much. wow!e lived in this house from 19118, so we've recently put the house back to as it would've been in 1961, when george first went over to manchester as a 15—year—old in search of fame and fortune. so, that's his mother. yes, the photograph, then, shows george with his mother, annie, and this photograph was taken on his parent's 25th silver wedding anniversary, so they would've been stood in this very room. i mean, this is a 20th—century legend, icon and he would've been here and this picture was there. wow. how easy was it to source this kind of furniture? just came from a number of sources, local charity shops, antique dealers, etc. the bests were the only family to live in this house. george's mother ann died in 1978 but his father, dickie, lived here for 60 years, until his death in 2008. so, this is the kitchen. this is the kitchen, yes. again, done as it would've been in 1961. it's very much retro—fied, so we have the belfast sink here and even the modern units like the fridge—freezer

and for me, it will be a great start to begin and see where i am a great start to begin and see where iamwe take it for granted. it has been a long time for granted. it has been a long time for me and i've never been in this position ever in my life but i'm injury free, training has gone well. i was out in the dob are putting on a good block of training week in week out. high mileage, intensity of different sessions. so i have done the work. i tested myself, see who i am. and see what happens. and see what happens. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. hello and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. i'm glad to see mark kermode is back from his holidays. hello! what have you been watching? well, we have a new downton abbey movie. i'm assuming that you're familiar with downton abbey! oh, yes! we have we're all going to the world's fair, which is an eerie internet horror film. and casablanca beats, which was the moroccan entry for the academy awards. ah, downton! ah! it's like slipping into a warm bath, isn't it? i've been humming the theme tune al

details firstly in the guardian, saying there's evidence to show that the labour party team there beyond iam this would be the dossier the labour party will be presenting. do you think that makes a significant difference here? i think that makes a significant difference here?— think that makes a significant difference here? i do, and i heard something — difference here? i do, and i heard something which _ difference here? i do, and i heard something which changed - difference here? i do, and i heard something which changed my - difference here? i do, and i heard . something which changed my opinion on this— something which changed my opinion on this as _ something which changed my opinion on this as well, listening to emily thornberry— on this as well, listening to emily thornberry on your channel earlier on today — thornberry on your channel earlier on today. she was referring back to this document that the mail on sunday— this document that the mail on sunday came out with — they've been comparing _ sunday came out with — they've been comparing on this to 12—13 days, which _ comparing on t

iam. i mean, when we last met, i was thinking...i would have such a healthy baby and, you know, such a good outcome. our little angelo is a month old today. we just marked on monday we lost our baby a year ago, so it's been, you know, we have mixed feelings. we don't know how we feel, to be honest. you can just sleep and rest now. for those who can feel hopeless after a loss, what would you say to them more generally? you need to take your time, don't try to rush, don't try to hear what society's telling you, just get over it and listen to you, listen to your partner. you have to trust in yourself. it can feel like the vast majority of the miscarriages are inevitable, but that's not the case. there are answers and treatments out there, we just need to properly research them to find them. nobody knows what their pregnancyjourney is going to look like or whether they will be able to have children at all. i know how blessed i am in so many ways. but from my conversations with families, doctors, midwives, campaigners, researchers, it's

yes, iam very frustrated.t about that by now, let's take a look for example at parliament, people who are 70 years old they're still waiting but we as youths we are still in the street. the “obs are we are still in the street. the jobs are being _ we are still in the street. the jobs are being directed, the leadership theyjust create a channel_ leadership theyjust create a channel which channels it. instead _ channel which channels it. instead of to make everyone. the government says job creation is a priority that it is spending hundreds of millions of dollars to create more employment opportunities. in an inner—city area where violence is right, 22—year—old jennifer is doing her part in teaching practical skills. the ast teaching practical skills. the past everyone _ teaching practical skills. the past everyone has _ teaching practical skills. tue: past everyone has been teaching practical skills. tt;e: past everyone has been told teaching practical skills. tt9 past everyone has been told go to university ge

iam going i am going to put the flowers in that pot. , ., ., i am going to put the flowers in that ot. i. ., , ., off to the cemetery and a chat with margaret. happy birthday, mum. happy birthday. not sure what's going on with the balloons but yeah. miss you loads, love. miss you loads. mike has got some news to share. i got a job now, mum. so yeah, got a job. gonna be helping other people, as well as keeping myself sober and clean. she is always there, dad. you all right? yeah, i'm 0k, mate. good. you've had a tough time, haven't you? how has he been? he has been a bit in on himself and stuff, but he got out - of a routine, then that took you a step back from not i sticking to a routine, i but he has been good. you've identified it, haven't you? - yeah. and corrected it. have you been low, mike? yeah, i have had moments of depression and moments of being down and that can creep up at any time. you could have the greatest day and something that happens is, like, oh, what if i could do that? what if i could have a drink? it's the first 3

yes, iam. well, there is, in fact, no clear evidence that russia was the source.stion that those publications in 2016 were in the public interest. in fact, judge cottle from the southern district of new york has affirmed that the 2016 publications were of the highest public importance. that was when the democratic national party... again, perhaps, is about perceptions as much as anything. 0pen—source advocates — an opendemocracy activist in the united states has said, "nothing has been more damaging to wikileaks' reputation than the publication of leaked democratic national committee emails, fuelling the perception that the organisation," that is wikileaks, "was costing up with the political circles of donald trump and vladimir putin." well, nothing could be further from the truth, because those publications, what they, in fact, revealed were that the democratic national party was rigging the primaries against bernie sanders, and bernie sanders was the more competitive candidate against donald trump. the polls at the time were showing that if clinton ran against t

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iam i am slightly ahead of the game. i can change the frequency by moving up and down. we mix motion capture, volumetric data, animation. some of it is 360 video on blue screen and 3—d environments, and we try and seamlessly sort of take you through movement within the scene to different parts of the experience. i'm on top of the record! that happens at the very start, when you imagine that you are inside the record player, and then you gradually get taken along this journey even to the point where you are walking along the floor trying to tune a radio. what we were looking for in terms of interaction, the key for interaction is find something that feels intuitive that maybe it uses your whole body and you get it straight away. everyone is searching for the rave at once, including the police. this is what is going on at the station. something over here. this is tim, a policeman in the acid house squad. the responsibility of the squad was to gather intelligence whilst trying to disrupt activity and gather evidence to prosecute individuals involved. were are you worried a

if you want to get in touch with me over any stories, including ukraine, iam @bbckarishma.n the programme: ukrainian group antytila team up with ed sheeran, releasing a new song partly filmed and recorded while serving in the war against russia. i, nelson rolihlahla mandela, do hereby swear to be faithful to the republic of south africa. after six years of construction and numerous delays, the channel tunnel has been formally opened by the queen and president mitterrand. but the tunnel is still not yet ready for passengers and freight services to begin. for centuries, christianity and i islam struggled for supremacy. now, the pope's visit - symbolises their willingness to coexist. roger bannister became the first man in the world to run a mile in underfour minutes. memories of victory as the ve celebrations reach their climax. this night is dedicated to everyone who believes in the future of peace and freedom. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. our top story today: president biden has called for the preservation of the ruling that legalised abort

mentally, iam ready. economically, we are going through so many difficulties.reforms because of the recovery plan over the last year, and militarily, we received a lot of equipment from our allies, but we have to procure, we have to put much more money into defence. yes, we must be ready to do it, of course we are not ready physically yet, but like i said, it starts with the decision, because we do not have another choice. if you want to keep democracy and freedom, sorry i repeat it so much, but i want to understand, everybody, we are in a war. it is the crossroads of our destiny. and i want to live in a better world. i want to live in a world where europe will be a strong, global player, and we won't need to see any dictator attacking any country and seeing war in this world and especially this region. prime minister eduard heger, we have to end it there. thank you for being on hardtalk. thank you very much. hello, there. cloud was the main weather feature for many places on bank holiday monday, and we take lots of that cloud with us into tuesday. the cloud sh

iam not i am not going to take for granted that this is the final decision because obviously, the judgess the way the court is going to go. and we can again start to protect unborn children in our country. just start to protect unborn children in our country-— start to protect unborn children in our country. just to say that some recent statistics _ our country. just to say that some recent statistics show, _ from the pew research centre in 2021 for instance that 6 in 10 americans are in favour of legalising abortion 7 doesn t this leaked draft go against what the majority of americans appear to want? would shown in 1973 was that the supreme court took the decision out of the state, out of the peoples hands and just set a national law. if the court does indeed overturn roe v wade, they'll mean that the 50 states once again with elected officials, elected by the people will get to make their laws. congress may also pardon this that they may be doing under federal level, but takes the decision out of the courts and into the hands of elected representatives. to me, that is the best way the

iam not necessarily 100% sure, i don't think elon musk is either, that he is going to buy twitter.is more ajar thanit about the door is more ajar than it ever has been for the former president to make a twitter return. the high court in london has begun hearing a defamation trial brought by rebekah vardy, the wife of the former england footballerjamie vardy, against coleen rooney, who's married to the former england captain wayne rooney. the court heard that ms vardy felt she had to establish her innocence after being accused of leaking personal information about mrs rooney to the media. colin paterson reports. coleen rooney arriving at the high court, accompanied by her husband, wayne rooney, for the start of a much—anticipated trial, which her legal team have summed up as being about betrayal. one minute later, rebekah vardy, who is suing herfor libel, strode in. both women very used to cameras, but not the courtroom. inside, coleen rooney sat next to her husband at one end of the front bench. no more than ten feet away was rebekah vardy. there was almost zero eye contact between

iam living with one meal per day. can you imagine? i am so sorry to say this. as. you imagine? pandemic has _ this. a cost of living crisis after a pandemic has brought - this. a cost of living crisis after - a pandemic has brought thousands to the streets. they blame the government for reckless borrowing, ill timed tax cuts, and a failed experiment in organic farming which has driven food shortages. political heavyweights in sri lanka, prime minister mahinda rajapaksa and his brother, the president, gotabaya, have ruled sri lanka on and off for decades. now the man once known as the country�*s lion has quit. addressing his faithful one last time, mahinda rajapaksa, who has also served as both president and finance minister, is stepping aside to make way for an all—party government. these protesters have just found out that sri lanka�*s prime minister, mahinda rajapaksa, has resigned. it is a big moment for them. they have been calling for the prime minister and the president, who remains in power, to quit over this economic crisis. tonight, the home of a government mp was set

iam good i am good physically, in terms of the rib is recovered. me i have no risks. to the nba where the milwaukee bucks are 1—0 up in their best of seven eastern conference semi—final series against the boston celtics. giannis antetoukonmopo was at his imperious best for the reigning champions with a triple double in their 101—89 win. antetokounmpo finished with 2a points, 13 rebounds and 12 assists, with game 2 also in boston on tuesday. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tullett and the rest of the team, that's your sports news for now. the covid pandemic brought much of the world to a halt but now for many, life is getting back to normal. events that had been long postponed are finally going ahead. that's certainly true for a group of people in southern thailand, whose festival has come back with a bang, as the bbc�*s tim allman explains. rocket rumbles for a religion based on principles of inner peace and serenity, this seems an odd way to celebrate. drumming but for the ethnic mo

to be perfectly honest with you, i am not to be perfectly honest with you, iam not100% to be perfectlyclear on what the processes for at this time. there are a lot of sightseers and that they want to get rid of premier mrjustin trudeau. there are also signs about ending mandates, and drink over 19 restrictions, government 19 mandates at the country. but what has changed is that a lot of them mandates have already ended across canada. mask rules here have been much ease, you don't need to wear a mask here in ontario here. it is not 100 present clear. part of the group that was here today said that they were freedom fighters, that is what they call themselves, another section of the group was here for veterans' day, or the canadian armed forces. it has been a bit of a festival atmosphere. people are here with their kids, they brought things for the children to play with. really, theyjust keep saying the work isn't done, they are here for freedom. briefly, how is the city reacting to get another protest? for a lot of ottawa residents this is deja vu are not in a pleasant way, a lot of peo

iam not i am not sure you have breakthrough people. ed harris is very good. will love some of the newcomers. a female pilot and all of them look very convincing. the storyline is a great. lots of fights, humour and he and jennifer connelly i think they play this just right because we do not want to see him be all mushy and romantic right away and she resists him and resists him and i cannot tell you if they ever get together but you can guess that. it really is, in every way, it has everything you want in a movie — excitement, good lines, the scenes where they fight with the air plants is fabulous. although you may not want to go along on that right. it delivers an it pays en marche to the old movie but you do not have to have seen it to get this. if you love the old movie, then you appreciate some of the sentimentality. the guy who sat next to me what the old movie in the morning. that is the kind of dedication i would not want to have. i just want this movie to come at me. i wanted tojump up and applaud at the end of it and what worries me is that reviews a

iam ben i am ben thompson. he had lined up to 2pm... —— rugby headlines at...curb soaring inflation. profits at energy giant shell almost triple to £7.3 billion in the first three months of this year — its highest ever quarterly figure. ukraine says russia is "trying to destroy" the last group of soldiers holding the azovstal steelworks in mariupol. but the kremlin denies it has stormed the complex. the coronavirus pandemic caused 15 million excess deaths around the world. that's according to new research by the world health organization, which reveals the true death toll from covid—19 and scientists monitoring birds in an oxford woodland say they think spring now comes three weeks earlier than it used to in the 1940s.

champagne cork has nod celebrations for an african cyclist at one of the sports biggest events been iams or may from eritrea became the 1st black african to win a stage and the heroes at tahlia. but his race is now over after a champagne cork flew into his eye on the winters podium. doctors now say he needs to avoid physical activity to prevent the injury was saying i was bid, sad about her that cut them the champagne of what the day. luckily i didn't suck the race because the, my i sis, i need some grist group give more followed through the i. so you're just her looking forward for the next season. ah, her that this is al jazeera and these are the headlines. finland and sweden have handed in their formal applications to join nato. they belong, been neutral, but russia's invasion of ukraine rapidly shifted public opinion in favor of nature membership. our diplomatic editor james bay, as is at nato headquarters. as you go to remember, if you go by.

iam i am lu kwesa i am lukwesa burak.een delayed. 100 women and children were allowed to leave the steelworks in ukraine's southern city yesterday. translation: the scariest part is when they are shelling. - when you see a shell exploding and people dying. the ministry of defence says more than 250 migrants were picked up in the channel yesterday, following 11 days without any crossings. more than 100 people arrived today. a record number of people have been referred for cancer checks in england in the last year — following a dramatic decline during the pandemic. pitch—side brain scans are to be trialled, in an effort to help spot concussion and make sports safer

iam. a lovely moment.sands of people here at the airport, trying to get as many of them as possible to paris. there has been some slight disruption but the vast majority will be there tonight, we believe around 60,000 people, which is a lot because only 20,000 tickets were allocated to liverpool fans. the game kicks off at 8pm. good luck to those fans getting there and good luck this evening. and before we go, take a look at sydney australia, where the famous vivid light festival took place for the first time since the pandemic. the light show features artworks representing australia's landscape and indigenous culture. it's projected onto the iconic sydney opera house and other landmarks over the next three weeks. the light festival is australia's largest event, bringing in nearly two and a half million visitors in 2019. you're watching bbc news. hello there. it has not been too bad start to our weekend, has it? there is a good deal of dry weather out there and a lot of sunshine. take a look at this, this

iam... it must have taken a lot of courage on his part to say those things. it and let it be like that. you are not in any way willing to echo his words, given everything that i've shown you today? in no way. absolutely. he's deluded? he's stupid? he just doesn't understand what's going on? it depends on him and his motivation. perhaps he would like to work for uk, so let him do this. i wonder, actually, are you too afraid to echo his words? me? in no way. absolutely. clive, as i have been shown what you would like to ask me. it was totally different issues. if you are only interested to provoke me to something or to be genuinely not here to discuss. i'm genuinely not here to do that. it is not about them. simply. then it will be our last points of view. i feel i'm simply putting other i can finish on this. i mean, there is there is the suggestion from our foreign secretary, liz truss, that this war will not end until vladimir putin and russian forces, his forces leave. ukraine in its entirety. she's a very belligerent your minister of foreign affairs, mrs li

iam— very familiar to an old plan, isn't it? i am amazed that this hasn't popped — it?laybook, the manual, for winning elections before, _ the manual, for winning elections before, really, but borisjohnson is wanting _ before, really, but borisjohnson is wanting to — before, really, but borisjohnson is wanting to offer people who are in co—ownership with housing associations, the chance to buy their— associations, the chance to buy their own. _ associations, the chance to buy their own, what is the variation, 'ust their own, what is the variation, just to _ their own, what is the variation, just to he — their own, what is the variation, just to be byron council house, this is by— just to be byron council house, this is by your— just to be byron council house, this is by your own housing association dwelling, _ is by your own housing association dwelling, so obviously hoping that property— dwelling, so obviously hoping that property ownership will go up and, as we _ property ownership will go up and, as we know, that is historically associated with voting conservative, s

it's kind of like, i don't want to say pointless, no pun intended, but, like, i, iam the type of power. i'm going to see how the decisions turn out, that's going to be because i'm sure there's going to be a little bit of back and forth with the whole point situation, then i guess i'll make my decision. it's going to be a fifth season for hamburg in the german second tier. they lost on aggregate despite a first leg lead in their bundesliga play—off with hertha berlin. marvin plattenhardt�*s stunning free—kick helped hertha stay in germany's top division. that gave them a 2—0 win at hamburg in the second leg of the promotion—relegation playoff. felix magath's side had trailed by a goal after the first leg in berlin. after a day off, the riders are back on their bikes for the final week of the giro d'italia. richard carapaz is leading the first grand tour of the year but not by much. the ecuadorian is just seven seconds ahead going into tuesday's sixteenth stage from salo to aprica. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, and the rest of

iam not i am not naturally attracted to windfall taxes in general. there are two cans of people. be the answer and others who think wenzel taxes are a quick, easy to solving a problem. —— windfall. i am not in either of them. i am not naturally attracted to them, but what i do know is these companies are making a significant amount of profit at the moment because of these very elevated prices. what i want to see is significant investment back into the uk economy, to supportjobs, to support energy security, and i want to see that investment soon. and if that doesn't happen, then no options are off the table. that was the chancellor rishi sunak there. you are watching bbc news. let's take it with the headlines. police say they have now issued more than 100 partygate finds, following investigations into breaches of covid—19 regulations in downing and whitehall. britain cosmic economy grew at the slowest pace for a year at the sarrm 2022 with mounting fears that the cost of living crisis may plunge the uk into recession. in the government won't release security advice on avenue guine

for me, actually, iam more interested in the fact that we are failing and falling behind in being a globaluld be, so, for example, things that we really should be on the forefront of, afghanistan, ethiopian, which is basically a civil war at the moment, droughts in the horn of africa, and other things that really should be taking precedent at the moment are not being talked about. i think a lot of the departments that could be doing great work are actually falling behind. afghanistan, in what way? afghanistan, the fact that 90% of afghans�* population are starving, the fact that we have actually just ignored the taliban, the way that they are treating women. i think we were completely wrong in the way that we cut and run, and, yes, america did what it did but, ultimately, i think we should have held ourselves to a higher standard of respect and duty of care to the people that we were basically working with for almost 20 years. you, earlier when i ask you something, you said people will notice my silence. people have noticed your silence, when it comes to boris johnson, more generally. you

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the headlines: iam luke i am luke were iraq. —— hello, this is bbc news. man, anthony albanese, is set to form the next government, though it's not yet clear whether it will be a majority or minority administration. two people have been taken to hospital after a stand collapsed during a trooping the colour rehearsal in central london. here, opposition parties demand an explanation from borisjohnson, after he met with the senior civil servant, sue gray, ahead of the publication of her report into lockdown parties at downing street. pharmacists have been given temporary power to make swaps to women's hormone replacement therapy prescriptions, amid ongoing shortages. now on bbc news, addiction: the road to recovery — getting off the drink and drugs. jeremy cooke spends a year following mike as he rebuilds his life in a town trying a new way to treat addiction.