iam i am helena iam helena humphries, glad you canjoin me.f classified documents after he left the white house. prosecutors filed an on thursday evening superseding former federal charges made injune to which trump has pleaded not guilty. the defendant has been named, carlos de 0liveira, reportedly had of maintenance at trump's florida mar—a—lago beach house. de 0liveira it is alleged to haveit de 0liveira it is alleged to have it with other trump employees to delete a security footage and is expected to appear in a manly court house monday. the indictment details how injured he allegedly told the trump

iam i am helena iam helena humphries, good to happy with us.e white house. federal prosecutors say an indictment on thursday evening, superseding former federal charges made injune to which donald trump has pleaded not guilty. the third defendant has also been named, carlos de 0liveira, reportedly the head of maintenance at trump's florida mar—a—lago beach club. today 0liviera is alleged to have communicate with other trump employees to attempt to delete security footage. he is expected to appear in a miami courthouse on monday. the indictment details how injune the 0liviera allegedly

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iam minutes' time. thanks very much for your company. iam lewis minutes' time.ay with some sunny spells. there have been a few scattered showers. so from time to time looking up in the sky, some threatening—looking shower clouds, as you can see from this weather watcher picture sent in from luce in kent. but tuesday's heavy, persistent, rain moved off into the near continent. today has been a quieter story, as you can see from that satellite picture. a few scattered showers which will gradually fade through the night. we'll have some clearing skies and temperatures falling away. so it'll be a comfortable night for getting a good night's sleep. 8—11 degrees to greet us first thing on thursday morning. 0n the whole, thursday will continue to be dry, settled and sunny for most. but we have got this area of low pressure pushing in from the west. winds will strengthen ahead of it, gusts perhaps in excess of a0 miles an hour. and there will be some wetter weather moving towards northern ireland, and gradually by the end of the afternoon into western fringes of scotlan

iam i am live in paris, where the funeral of 17—year—old nahel, who death sparked the unrest, is nowrice cap comes into force. and in a galaxy far, far away, the million milejourney scientists hope will shed light on the dark side of the universe. night of violence. officials say a state of emergency cannot be ruled out. iam i am live in paris, where the funeral of 17—year—old nahel, who death sparked the unrest, is now under way. energy bills fall in britain as a new price cap comes into force.

iam i am live in the french capital paris.e death has sparked this violence has got under way. energy bills fall in britain, as a new price cap comes into force. and — in a galaxy far, far away — the million milejourney scientists hope will shed light on the dark side of the universe. more than 1,000 arrests in france following a fourth night of violence, officals say a state of emergency cannot be ruled out. iam i am live in the french capital paris. as the funeral of a 17—year—old nahel who was shot by police and whose death has sparked this violence has got under way. energy bills fall in britain, as a new price cap comes into force.

iam i am helena iam helena humphrey i am helena humphrey 0ssington dc. join me than if you can. —— washington, dc. hello there. so far thisjuly looks like it's going to be a little bit below average for our temperatures, but a long way above average for rainfall. yes, there are some places, for example, blackpool, that have already seen 2.7 times their average july rainfall. so it's been a lot wetter than normal and that pattern really has been repeated across most of the uk. now the satellite picture from friday shows this curl of cloud out towards our north—west. it's an area of low pressure and you can see the weather fronts spiralling into the centre of the low. now, over the next few hours, as that low continues to move closer to the north—west of the uk, so increasingly we'll see some heavy downpours working in, especially to northern ireland and western areas of scotland. these are the kind of temperatures you'll have as you start off the weekend, 14 or 15 degrees. so it is going to be quite a mild start to things on saturday. however, we will see

iam i am protesting, iam protesting, i i am protesting, i want to defend our democracy, ifeel i am protestingealing our democracy. half of the people are saying they do not want to do rules they are pressing, they are just ignoring us, we are here to show our voice, and to do whatever we can. to fight this. i am not that optimistic any more, but i have do something — optimistic any more, but i have do something. i cannot reach the bridge. — something. i cannot reach the bridge, but i do what i can. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has said his party must learn the lesson from the narrow defeat it suffered on thursday in a by—election in boris johnson's former seat in west london. the conservatives won after a campaign focused on the decision by labour's mayor of london, sadiq khan, to expand an ultra low emissions zone. mr starmer was speaking to the party's national policy forum in nottingham. that result in uxbridge demonstrates there is never any reason to be complacent and never a reason to rest on our laurels. it's a reminder, as danny said, that in an election, policy matters and we

iam nota liar. i i am nota liar. i am iam nota liar. iam not i am nota liar.m not in i am not a liar. i am not in denial. but i will tell you who is — greater manchester police are liars! andrew malkinson is a free man, after one of the worst miscarriages ofjustice in british legal history. tonight his first interview since the court of appeal overturned his conviction. newsnight has spoken exclusively to andrew malkinson after he was cleared today about his 20—year ordeal. we'll bejoined by the law commision, who are investigating the appeals process. and this... # i remember... # sitting in the long grass in summer, keeping warm... we remember a voice for the ages — sinead o'connor who died today. good evening. "on 2nd august 2003 i was kidnapped by the state — it has taken me nearly 20 years to persuade my kidnappers to let me go." the words of andrew malkinson, the victim of one of the worst misscarriages ofjustices in british legal history. this morning he walked into the court of appeal as a convicted rapist who was on the sex offender register for the l

iam i am helena iam helena humphries, glad you canjoin me. former us president donald trump is facing three new charges over his handling of classified documents after he left the white house. prosecutors filed an on thursday evening superseding former federal charges made injune to which trump has pleaded not guilty. the defendant has been named, carlos de oliveira, reportedly had of maintenance at trump's florida mar—a—lago beach house. de oliveira it is alleged to haveit de oliveira it is alleged to have it with other trump employees to delete a security footage and is expected to appear in a manly court house monday. the indictment details how injured he allegedly told the trump employee at mar—a—lago�*s it office that: mr trump's campenaerts responded to the new charges, calling it: trump's lawyers on thursday reportedly met with prosecutors and a special counseljack and a special counsel jack smith's and a special counseljack smith's investigations on trump�*s attempt to overturn the 2020 election. that looms. we are bringing in the new

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iam i am live at a polling station in madrid. voters deciding to give socialist prime minister sanchez for more years in office or bring the right to power. long—serving cambodian prime minister hun sen declares victory in a general election. the main opposition party was banned from taking part. and it's day four of the women's world cup. france and jamaica draw nil—all. firefighters on the greek island of rhodes are struggling to contain a wildfire that's prompted the evacuation of thousands of people. these are pictures of houses burnt in a village in rhodes. three hotels have reportedly burnt down, and many others are in the danger zone. locals and tourists alike have been evacuated from homes private boats have joined the coastguard, picking people up from beaches on the east of the island. in patras, a city on the greek mainland, west of athens, a bridge under construction has collapsed, reportedly killing one person. emergency services are at the scene. it's not yet known if the heatwave is the cause of the bridge collapse

iam i am helena iam helena humphries. thanks for your company and stay with us if you can't.f the weekend. this was the picture saturday evening just before the sun set in north berwick, east lothian. we've had some big vivid rainbows around, and we could see more of those on sunday with that mix, again, of some sunshine and further heavy and blustery showers. they won't be as frequent as they were on saturday, though. so we've still got low pressure close by, just edging its way towards the north—east. but still plenty of isobars on the map showing another fairly blustery sort of day. quite a bit of cloud first thing for parts of northern england, scotland as well and we'll continue to see patchy rain on and off for much of the day across northern and western scotland. a bit more sunshine, but also scattered showers further east and really for northern ireland, england and wales, sunny spells and blustery showers. the gusts of wind 30 to 40 miles per hour, even a bit more than that around exposed coasts and hills. so temperatures between about 14 to 22, north to south, but f

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iam i am eloise matheson. welcome to our robotics workshop.ots were using the accelerator complex. tassies wheel so it can move side to side very easily. we might send robots to an area where a human might not want to go for some reasons like radiation. it has a lot of different senses. mostly we use cameras. the operator has a more intuitive way of controlling and interacting with the robot. so here you are looking at the beginnings of the prototype of the fcc robot. this could be where the future of cern is going to build a new accelerator that will be 100 kilometres in circumference. in the environment, robots will be important both as tools you can use for inspection and maintenance and repair and also as first responders. this is a novel robotic system we are building that will inspect the inside of radio cavities that give acceleration to the beam and it is important that the inner surface of perfectly machined. so we built this robotic system to take thousands of both of photos using a liquid lens camera. here you have crane bought a cr

iam happy stay informed of the delivery of recommendations.ng today's questions but i think the house should have the proper time to debate and scrutinise this. i am glad today's mod is very different from the 1960s. 0ur colleagues and an integrated part of the family making a fantastic difference minister for personnel and veterans met lgbt members of armed forces veterans before they marched under pride, an occasion that became a separate part of a military calendar. mod policy is geared towards lgbt issues, training for allies and thriving stuff networks. there is no place for prejudice in the modern armed forces, though of course things are by no means perfect which is why we continue to improve on our zero tolerance policies towards discrimination. we should not forget that we could not have reached this point would it not for some incredibly brave people. i would like to pay tribute to those you have campaign forjustice over decades, fighting with pride, rank outsiders and armed forces legal action group, cultural change ticks time parti

iam big in treating everyone the same and harry has entrenched himself into the football as a premierwant him involved here. my conversation with him is about how to make this club successful and i have no doubt that is what he wants as well. todayit today it should have been the final day of the third ashes testis final day of the third ashes test is that england will be looking back at a job well done. a victory to keep the series alive. a break before the fourth test at old trafford but there are some key decisions to be made. what would be that make up of the pace attack? willjimmy anderson come back on the home side? jonny bairstow has put down seven catches, will he keep the gloves? and what about the top order? who comes in at three? questions, questions for the test match. henry moran, there are a lot of questions. should we start with anderson and the pace attack? it looked pretty good at headingley. sentiment cannot play a part here. i sentiment cannot play a part here. ~' , sentiment cannot play a part here. ~' ~' , here. i think the most likely and obvious _ here. i think

iam sure i am sure you have heard a lot about threads which has been dubbed a possible twitter killerr is considering legal action over this new app. a letter from a twitter attorney sent to the boss of matter accused the company of unlawful misappropriation of twitter trade secrets. threads launched on thursday and has garnered almost 30 million signups in the last 2a hours. it was seen as a major rival as the platform tries to boost its falling revenue. that is it for the programme, thank you very much for watching. bbc news bringing you different stories from across the uk. the visitor centre _ stories from across the uk. the visitor centre that _ stories from across the uk. the visitor centre that sits on the summit of this welsh mountain has been closed since the autumn of 2019. first due to covid and then a massive project to rebuild the rail track to the top. but now the trains are back and that means it can reopen for business. when we first came up here the building was mouldy and it has been closed, no air ventilation for three years to the building so it was a massive job g

i would really love to hearfrom you either on twitter, i am to hearfrom you either on twitter, iam nothe fed minutes stop hong kong down over 3% currently. the mainland chinese markets are also down and it is in anticipation that the fed will raise rates at the end of july yet again, and it was hoped that perhaps this pause would last a little longer but the minutes, as michelle was saying earlier, are showing that it saying earlier, are showing thatitis saying earlier, are showing that it is almost unanimous across the board federal reserve, that rates are going up reserve, that rates are going up at the end of the month of the words biggest economy. it didn't perturb wall street too much but you can see in asia, the impact it could have on some economies there. quite interesting with their currencies and the xbox. i will be back later if you're watching this around the world come on bbc one, you canjoin bbc breakfast shortly. have a good day. hello. 0ur fairly unsettled spell ofjuly weather is set to continue through the remainder of the week, really, and we're going to be seeing tem

iam in we are still witnessing those moments. one of the worst areas hit by wildfires in the last few days, a firefighter pointed us to this area here, because the fires i can see new residential areas, notjust for us, and if you look, you can see that this is a site that we have been seeing throughout neighbourhoods. the fact that oftentimes, there is nothing that oftentimes, there is nothing that breaks from the roof up top. we have received permission to film here from the civil protection authority, because they were here looking at every house the same way you are now, assessing the damage, and they have been putting specific markings on the homes. this one has a red triangle, meaning it is no longer livable, and therefore, the government needs to decide if it rebuilds a home like this are if it decides to rebuild in some other way, such as investing in property. i spoke to a local resident nearby here, and he said that he believes the local fire that consumes these houses, came from the forest over there. with temperatures

iam i am monica miller. voice-over: bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk.ppies are lucky to be here. their mum was a stray, rescued from the streets, heavily pregnant, clearly traumatised. when she arrived with us, she was so nervous to the point where she did not walk for the first week. she wouldn't stand. she was so nervous, she wouldn't go anywhere, particularly with men but with everyone, basically. staff at the rescue centre named the nervous collie roo and a foster family was found at this farm near helston where she could have her litter of seven pups in peace and quiet. things aren't perfect for her. she still has a long way to go, but coming to a nice, quieter environment than being in kennels has been fantastic for her. she has come along really well and the next stage will be keep feeding and growing the puppies and when they are old enough we will find them all homes. and roo as well. but for now, she is really happy here, she has settled well. with tens of thousands of dogs in uk rescue centres, the national animal welfare trust says roo�*s st

iam sumi i am sumi somaskanda. great to have you with us. we start tonight with a developing story.est african country, niger, announced a coup, on national television. the speaker — colonel major amadou adramane — said they dissolved the constitution, suspended all institutions, and closed the country's borders. protests erupted in the streets in response to the attempt to overthrow the government. in the announcement, adramane did not reference president mohamed bazoum, who has been detained by troops from the presidental guard since early on wednesday. translation: this day, july 23, 2023, we, the defence _ and security forces, meeting within the security council for the safeguard of the homeland, have decided to put an end to the regime you know.

iam humbled, he jury who analysed all the evidence.who analysed all the evidence. i am humbled, he said, by the outcome today and then he thanked his legal team and then departed from the microphones. there are the shots and you can just see from those pictures the amount of photographers and camera crews come at this of course a story that is making headlines at right around the world as it had so much scrutiny but the briefest of statements, probably only 30, a0 seconds in total from the hollywood actor, but graham, you can hear it in his voice, the utter relief. i can hear it in his voice, the utter relief. ~ ., , ., relief. i think that is right and the emotion _ relief. i think that is right and the emotion and _ relief. i think that is right and the emotion and the - relief. i think that is right and the emotion and the import l relief. i think that is right and | the emotion and the import of relief. i think that is right and - the emotion and the import of this and the impact it has had on him. as you say, a very short speech,

iam. hello there, we time. i'm not sure if you're up for it. i am.eather will be quite wet. for most of you, it'll be a day where might spot a rainbow, like this picture we were sent from northern ireland earlier on. showers break out across east anglia and south—east england. i think we probably will see a shower at wimbledon, but any rain interruptions probably quite short lived. maybe ten or 15 minutes and the sun will be back out. temperatures a little bit below average, generally about 17 to 19 celsius today. 0vernight tonight, many of the showers is for a time, or they will be more rain developing across wales and south—west england later in the night, and are rain band in northern scotland will slowly trickle towards the central lowlands overnight as well. and tomorrow, it is another unsubtle one, however, ithink tomorrow, it is another unsubtle one, however, i think we are looking at potentially so much longer spells of rain, especially across parts of eastern and southern england. i think the rain here could be much more extensive, further n

iam i am having this, like having to fight for equal pay for working conditions in moving forward everally good and i hope that will soon be the case for all of the players around the world on the international level. soccer has done a greatjob supporting us and that's not the case with all the other federations and we know that. nottingham forest from manchester united, five year deal, the 21—year—old has been united since he was 12 and made 55 appearances for the red devils. from manchester united on a five—year deal. the 21 year old has been at united since he was 12 and made 55 appearances for the red devils having made his first team debut in 2021. he becomes forest's second signing of the summer. across town manchester city have definitely not parted ways with kyle walker despite interest in the england international defender. city who won the treble last season, culminating in the champions league triumph, face german champions bayern munich in tokyo on wednesday, the club keen to secure his services. but manager pep guardiola insists the 33 year old right back won't be leaving

iam carl i am carl nasman. welcome to the programme.s a suicide bomb attack at a politcal rally in the north—west of the country. more than 100 people were also injured in the blast which happened in pakistan's bajaur district, close to the border with afghanistan. here's our correspondent, caroline davis. a sunday afternoon political rally by one of pakistan's biggest religious parties, jamiat ulema—e—islam. hundreds crowded in, flags, chanting, then the explosion. explosion emraan was one of the rally�*s organisers on stage at the time it happened. his ears are still ringing from the blast. what do you remember after the explosion? translation: it was all in'ured people around, all dead h bodies and flesh. it was like doomsday.

iam going i am going to have to reset.bit harder after i win to get this out of your head and next week is a new week and i start afresh. i am going to do it enjoy this tonight. i am going to play whatever, five, 600 events in my career and if i can win10% of them that's a really good return. we lose a lot more than we win in this game and every time you do win you have to enjoy them. he time you do win you have to enjoy them-— time you do win you have to enjoy them. he surely has to come with — enjoy them. he surely has to come with confidence. - enjoy them. he surely has to come with confidence. there| enjoy them. he surely has to - come with confidence. there was already— come with confidence. there was already in— come with confidence. there was already in his history reason for confidence given is one open — for confidence given is one open victory came at the lake back— open victory came at the lake back in— open victory came at the lake back in 2014 but now it victory behind — back in 2014 but now it victory behind

iam i am monica miller. thanks for watching.across the uk. it's 100 years since the first mg rolled out of morris garages in oxford. a century on, they're still drawing a crowd. the appeal, certainly when i was youngster, it was a sports car, it was a two—seater, and you could have fun with it. but a wet day could dampen all that. it's not a car at all for the rain. no, no, definitely, most definitely not. this is its first outing in the rain since completing its four—year restoration. yeah, as i say, it's totally original and i've done all the work myself. archive: mg - - for 35 years, a magic for years, it was the ultimate boys toy, and so it remains today. i can understand the fascination, but i am a person who, so long as it gets me from a to b, i don't really care. the uppingham factory finally closed in 1980. it was devastating, wasn't it? absolutely devastating. but then look how many manufacturers are gone. and watch this — built in china. some purists will argue this isn't a true mg, but... at least it's keeping the mg

iam sure i am sure a lot of england fans will have theirfingers i am sure a lot of england fans willre in the later stages. the other group decided today was group c and the decision was between japan today was group c and the decision was betweenjapan and spain as to who would top the group. it was emphaticallyjapan. they who would top the group. it was emphatically japan. they beat who would top the group. it was emphaticallyjapan. they beat spain 4-0. that emphaticallyjapan. they beat spain 4—0. that was their final group game which means japan finish top, the last goal here. spain came into this tournament looking really strong. but japan have outplayed pretty much anyone who they have come up against. an emphatic win for them, they top their group. japan could be they top their group. japan could be the dark horses of this tournament. the second group stage of the netball world cup is under way in south africa. scotland went down earlier today to world number one ranked side australia. scotland were dominated in the opening two quarters, losing 21—9 and then 22—8, as australia c

hello, iam hello, i am jack with the catch up.edwards named timothy present a patient is conduct allegations. suspended by the bbc after the sun newspaper published claims he paid a teenager or explicit images. a little earlier, the met police said there was no evidence of any criminality after looking at the sun �*s allegations. in a statement, his wife vicky flind says he is suffering from serious mental health issues and now receiving inpatient hospital care. once wanted to do so, he intends to respond to the stories published. the bbc says he will couple other stories. talking about the cost of owning your own home coming up and the bank that has dumpy maps and more than1 million houses will that has dumpy maps and more than 1 million houses will be paying at least 500 more for their mortgages each month by their mortgages each month by the end of 2026, all revolves around the of living. a lot of info and advice and to be seen as apt under the tackling it to be seen as apt under the tackling get—together section. it has been a

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iam i am getting my community to help it needs.iring work and the marathon is only four weeks away. so this is the tavern. today i was able to run but only for approximately 20 seconds, and had to stop, take a breath, relax, walk, then run again for 20 seconds, and yeah, it was... it showed how unfit i am, i am extremely unfenced, but i am working on that. my family has always been there to help me through my most difficult times, but they too have their challenges. all my sisters have sickle cell. my oldest sister succumbed to sickle cell. magdalena. i got my passport, she was a _ magdalena. i got my passport, she was a normal— magdalena. i got my passport, she was a normal child - magdalena. i got my passport, she was a normal child until. she was a normal child until she was a normal child until she was a normal child until she was three years when we discovered that she was sick, and it never occurred to me that it was sickle cell. we took the temperature, and the temperature was very high, and she did not wake up and she passe

iam i am eloise matheson, amoco phonics engineer at cern, welcome to our robotics workshop.lar robots and we use regularly for inspection maintenance or repair tasks and excelerator complex. it has wheels that can move side to side easily. we might send robots to an area where a human might not want to go either due to risk of oxidant depletion or gas leaks, or even if there is the presence of radiation. it has lots of sensors, mostly we use cameras, to give what we call tele— presence the operator has a more intuitive way of controlling and interaction with the robot. here you are looking at the beginnings of the prototype, which could be worth the future of cern is going with you could build and excelerator. in that environment robots will be really important both as jewels you can use for inspection, maintenance or repair, but also as first responders. this is another robotic system we are building that once that inside of radiofrequency cavities that will exhilaration to the beam and support the inner surface is perfectly machined so we built this robotic system to take

iam sumi i am sumi somaskanda, thanks forjoining us.as record—breaking heatwaves continue, and wildfires rage. scientists warn it could be the "new normal", thanks to climate change. here in the us, the city of phoenix arizona broke live from washington, this is bbc news. millions across the globe continue to face red alerts, as the record heat wave continues.

iam i am really pleased to confirm the government is on track to deliver its manifesto commitment, overament and thatis million homes in this parliament and that is great news. but we will not stop there because we want to make sure everyone who wants to own their own home does so. but it is important we do it in the right way and that is building houses in the right places with the agreement of the community, not concreting over the community, not concreting over the countryside. we are making it easierfor the countryside. we are making it easier for people to expand upwards and outwards and we are making it easier to build on brownfield sites and we are investing in the planning system. it is a practical approach and more people can own their own home and we are doing that at the right way. the home and we are doing that at the riaht wa . ., ., , ., right way. the other manifesto led . e right way. the other manifesto pledge was _ right way. the other manifesto pledge was 300,000 - right way. the other manifesto pledge was 300,000 new - right way. the other manifesto i pledge was 300,

iam in i am in the heart of bustling paris where this time next year people will be looking forward tohat should be a spectacular opening ceremony. the mood is upbeat. i was at an event earlier today where the president of the ioc was enjoying himself as he made the official announcement to invite national olympic committees from around the world to paris in 12 months�* time. there was even a display of breakdancing because that is a sport that will make its olympic debut next year. along with other urban sport. there are issues though, security continues to be a concern but also whether russian and belarusian athletes should compete. decision has not been made on that yet and we are not expecting it until sometime next year. thank you, alex. time for a look at the weather. it isa it is a soggyjuly, particularly for north west england which has had about 2.5 times the expected july rainfall, and there is more to come. we have sunshine around this afternoon, particularly for eastern parts of the uk, but rain in the west will track eastward through the afternoon. so if you do see the sun

iam i am chris parks and it is my wedding day. i lost my afg ha nista n, u nfortu nately i lost my left leg afghanistan, unfortunately i lost my left leg and received a gunshot in the right side of my body. the training for the started roughly 18 months ago. most of that has been accuracy landings. this guy is a big place and there is a lot of room for error. what is crucially important is that you get the landings correct, that everybody is safe and that everybody is following each other in as they should. all of them, including chris, have landed safely. i them, including chris, have landed safel . ., , them, including chris, have landed safel . . , ., safely. i have 'ust sky dived into my wedding — safely. i have just sky dived into my wedding on _ safely. i have just sky dived into my wedding on a _ safely. i have just sky dived into my wedding on a beautiful - safely. i have just sky dived into - my wedding on a beautiful morning. what might they have the new world records for people to skydive into a wedding venue. after tha

today, in response to the news of our decision, i am today, in response to the news of our decision, iam pleased today, in response to the news of our decision, i am pleased to say we have had another major breakthrough. all teaching unions havejust all teaching unions have just announced all teaching unions havejust announced that they are suspending all planned strikes immediately. teachers will return to the classroom. disruption to our children's education will end, and the unions have themselves confirmed that this pay offer is properly funded. and so they are recommending to their members an end to the entire dispute. it is now clear, momentum across our public services is shifting. the vast majority, who just want to get on with their life's calling of serving others, are now returning to work. in that spirit, i want to address those yet to do so. now that we have honoured the independent pay recommendations, i implore you, do the right thing and know when to say yes. in particular, for doctors and consultants, i would say this. we have a national mission, for all of us, to make t

hey, iam hey, i am soft with the catch up.and are right where it shouldn't be. struggling to find a place to rent? well, new stats show there are nearly three times as many people at flat or house viewings compared to 2019, and you are probably up to 2019, and you are probably up against 20 other people each time, 30 if you are in the north west of england. now, it's notjust people looking for a place that are struggling. for people already renting, no fault of actions on the rise, currently at their highest level since 2017. some other stories now, oscar—winning actor kevin spacey has been found not guilty of nine six offences. 64—year—old cried as the verdict was read out in court, and said he was humbled the outcome. and new research has found the impact appellation is having on our health could be more than we thought. it is also costing the nhs. the project in bradford has looked at four years of data, and found that of everyone attending a&e they breathing difficulties, almost half were linked to appellation. and in spor

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hey, iam hey, i am is off with a catch up. tonight, rivalled that with. rental nightmares.dia app if you have any space left on your phone. this is threads, due to go live on thursday, described as a textbased conversation app these screenshots show a dashboard that looks a bit similar to another huge social giant, twitter. threads is owned by meta which you might know is the company behind facebook and instagram. meta says the app will be linked to instagram but it appears to be free. it follows another vatican weekly twitter after billionaire owner elon musk announced a cap on how many people could see each day. popular user dashboard tweetdeck will also go behind a pay wall in 30 days. if you are rod tucker properly know how tough things are now, from rent increases to difficulty finding a place. the bbc has found that thousands of rental ads say children and pat aren't welcome. it's not illegal but it can make things harder for certain groups. one homelessness charity shelter says 1—in—5 families are barred because of their children. this includes many single parents. m

iam i am rachel with the catch up. first, we start in liverpool where 23—year—old connor chapman has been found guilty of murdering ellie edwards. the 26—year—old ellie enjoying a night out with friends when she was shot outside a pub on christmas eve. she was not the target, chapman was looking for two gang members and another man was found guilty of owning an illegal gun and helping chapman. illegal gun and helping chapman-— illegal gun and helping chapman. illegal gun and helping chaman. �*, ., ., , chapman. ellie's father outside the court- _ chapman. ellie's father outside the court. you _ chapman. ellie's father outside the court. you know _ chapman. ellie's father outside the court. you know what? i i the court. you know what? i hope they see another christmas in their lives.— in their lives. some of the stories now. _ in their lives. some of the stories now. greta - in their lives. some of the i stories now. greta thunberg has been charged with disobeying police during a protest blockading oil tankers injune. b

iam i am outside the france interior ministry.gent talks on what to do about this ongoing situation. a warning from nhs england — patients are paying the price for strike action and the disruption could get worse. laws aimed at curbing protest methods have come into force in england and wales. for strike action and the disruption could get worse. laws aimed at curbing protest methods have come into force in england and wales.

iam not i am not very well, i have got cancer. she came across as very frail.fact that she had hair loss from the cancer treatment she'd been going through. she had a walking stick, as well. she was very unsteady on her feet. she said she had to sit down because she was so frail. it was the beginning of the covid pandemic, and lyne was assessed as high—risk. how would taking her into a custody area that we could potentially expose her to covid, nobody knew what that would do, we had to weigh that up first before making the final decision as to how we deal with her. she was never going to get off the hook. the decision not to arrest lyne meant she was free to continue running her dodgy travel business, and the customers kept flooding in. we booked ourfamily holiday with our friends to the norfolk broads on a barge. claire from newcastle spent £1,000 for herfamily holiday, and they drove almost 300 miles with their children to get there. it must have been 11 o'clock when we arrived there. couldn't book on till 12. we took a look around at the nice boats, thinking

, i myself as a ukrainian journalist, i am based in kyiv, have, i myself as a ukrainian journalist, iamn kyiv, i share these feelings, because when you know what it means to stay under russian attacks day and night, you understand this. but at the same time, i think anyway this is historicalfor ukraine, because time, i think anyway this is historical for ukraine, because as a nation, ukraine, as we do hope that will be a possible future member of nato, is learning how to do politics, diplomacy, with being in nato structures, within this highly complicated, process of negotiations and talks, when it is necessary to find the consensus. so, i think that is a very big lesson for zelensky�*s team as well, even if they are feeling this disappointment right now. . , feeling this disappointment right now. ., , , ., , feeling this disappointment right now. . , , ., now. that is so interesting on the di - lomatic now. that is so interesting on the diplomatic side _ now. that is so interesting on the diplomatic side and _ now. that is so interesting on the diplomatic side and on _ now. that is so

iam rajini i am rajini vaidyanathan live in paris, outside the house of the mayor that was attacked lastme 45,000 police officers, once again, on standby. two dead and 28 injured, following a mass shooting in baltimore. a search for the shooter is under way. seven new nhs gambling clinics to open in england — almost double the current number.

in 1989 she made the first of several documentaries called iam british, but...t showed a new generation of young asians in the uk. i see myself as british, maybe, welsh, i suppose. i have always wanted to meet gurinder chadha. her movies have made me laugh and cry. as a person, she is just like herfilms. warm, open, funny, optimistic and generous. she invited me into her london home and we spent the better part of a day delving into films and discussing what makes her tick as a film—maker. #just move on up... # who won up... hello and welcome to talking movies. i am tom brook, today in london in soho, still to some extent the heart of the uk film and tv industry to bring you an interview with british film—maker, gurinder chadha. too often in the past her accomplishments have been on song, but she has been a majorforce in modern british cinema. in fact she is the most prolific female film—maker in the uk today. this year marks the 20th anniversary of bend it like beckham, her most successful film. it became a real international hit and it has the distinction of b

following a fourth night of violence in france, officals say a state of emergency cannot be ruled out iamled by police is now under way. energy bills fall in britain — as a new price cap comes into force. and — in a galaxy far, far away — the million milejourney scientists hope will shed light on the dark side of the universe. aspartame live from london, this is bbc news. more than a thousand arrests following a fourth night of violence in france, officals say a state of emergency cannot be ruled out

iam joined now did not attend the coronation in may.cal editor from the politics may. i am joined now by political editorfrom the politics home website. let as talk about the meeting in windsor today. two heads of state meeting. royalfamilies here do not get too political, but they are going to be discussing climate change. yes, this is the first time the president has seen the king since his coronation. joe biden did not attend the coronation. that is momentous in itself. the us president meeting the new monarch for the first time. king charles is very interested in climate change. and while the royal family generally does not involve itself in politics, it is an issue he cares about. i think we should expect the pair to discuss that issue in the meeting they have. and i would not be surprised if when we get some language out of that meeting, the issue of climate change and how the countries can work together will feature prominently. thank you for taking us through this and standing around all these cars that keep moving around downin

however, iam consideration before making a decision.formation now that the military leadership in niger has issued a statement saying the ecowas meeting is intended to take action on how to invade the country or carry out a military action in that country. carry out a military action in that count . , ., ., i. country. chris, got to get your insiuhts. country. chris, got to get your insights. following _ country. chris, got to get your i insights. following developments country. chris, got to get your - insights. following developments in nigerfrom neighbouring nigeria. niger from neighbouring nigeria. thank nigerfrom neighbouring nigeria. thank you. kenya says it's ready to lead a multinationalforce in haiti — where clashes between security forces and criminal gangs have displaced tens of thousands of people. kenya's foreign minister says nairobi would deploy 1,000 police officers to the caribbean nation. the mission is subject to a mandate from the un security council and formal authorisation from the kenyan officials. earlier this mo