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yeah, idid. idid. was a bit weird, but it was on the calendar and she would have not been impressed if i'd have said that was an excuse for not going. when i went, i did want to tell everybody, i wanted to stand on a table and go, "my daughter died this morning." we're going to just try and do what we can to make her proud of us and to carry on doing the things that she thought were important. it's seeing how many people she's touched and how many people she's changed. and yeah. and the girl that messaged from school yesterday to say that when she was being bullied at school laura always made a point of including her and being kind to her and years down the line, you know, she's neverforgotten how laura was with her and i would never have known that. and that was such a lovely thing to read. but my first instinct was to run upstairs to tell laura about it. gracie, you'vejust finished your university degree. laura finished hers a year ago. but she completed that start to finish whilst going through trea

yeah, idid. idid.nd she would have not been impressed if i'd have said that was an excuse for not going. when i went, i did want to tell everybody, i wanted to stand on a table and go, "my daughter died this morning." we're going to just try and do what we can to make her proud of us and to carry on doing the things that she thought were important. it's seeing how many people she's touched and how many people she's changed. and yeah. and the girl that messaged from school yesterday to say that when she was being bullied at school laura always made a point of including her and being kind to her and years down the line,

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idid. i mean, double faults. i mean, the wind was crazy today, so it was not easy.most of them. i mean, it doesn't matter even which side. it was tough, tough to play. so, yeah, i don't see anything i could really do better. and that's good. that's when you can bounce back faster in the next tournaments. no such problems for defending champion iga swiatek. after a slow start, the world number one gave herself an early birthday gift a day before turning 22 by cruising past spain's cristina bucsa, 6—4, 6—0. yeah. i feel pressured. i would be lying if i said i don't, but i'm trying to kind of work with it and just play my game no matter, you know, all the circumstances and the expectations from the outside, its not easy. but basically i think it's like the most important thing in tennis right now to cope with that properly. and i already know how to do that. so, so i have like all hopes that i'm going to continue doing that. to rugby union, and it's been a turbulent 2a hours for english premiership side london irish, risking suspension from the league. they were grante

idid, too. at home, my window shook from the force of the blast.ry says that ukraine had targeted moscow with drones. the russian military claimed it had brought them all down. "look at that," a man says in this video. "right above our house!" later, russian investigators announced that no—one had been injured. they've opened an official investigation into the attack. one of the drones had crashed into a high—rise apartment block. another reportedly flew into this residential building. here is part of it on the ground. it had failed to explode. the area was cordoned off, and emergency services removed it. amongst local residents, the sense of shock is palpable. "we're all on edge," marat says. "i don't know what we should do about it." "i fear for my life and the lives of my loved ones," says yelena. "things are not as calm and stable as we've been told." the moscow authorities say there was minor damage, no serious injuries, and the situation is under control. but for muscovites, this drone attack is a wake—up call — a sign that this war, that man

idid, too. at home, my window shook from the force of the blast.a's defence ministry says that ukraine had targeted moscow with drones. the russian military claimed it had brought them all down. "look at that," a man says in this video. "right above our house!" later, russian investigators announced that no—one had been injured. they've opened an official investigation into the attack. one of the drones had crashed into a high—rise apartment block. another reportedly flew into this residential building. here is part of it on the ground. it had failed to explode. the area was cordoned off, and emergency services removed it. amongst local residents, the sense of shock is palpable. "we're all on edge," marat says. "i don't know what we should do about it." "i fear for my life and the lives of my loved ones," says yelena. "things are not as calm and stable as we've been told." the moscow authorities say there was minor damage, no serious injuries, and the situation is under control. but for muscovites, this drone attack is a wake—up call — sign that th

now, idid hear this on the radio now. interesting.my friends on whatsapp on whether or not they were watching eurovision this year. no—one said yes. it is a bit of a struggle to get americans to pay attention, isn't it? how do you rate the amount of attention and found that you are seeing with eurovision here in the united states? i eurovision here in the united states? ., ., states? i mean, look, i am here in washington, _ states? i mean, look, i am here in washington, dc, _ states? i mean, look, i am here in washington, dc, and - states? i mean, look, i am here in washington, dc, and maybe l in washington, dc, and maybe where i am i have a kind of skewed perspective, because we have such a big international community here in dc, and i have to say, i'm from dc, so maybe that's why i might be partial to eurovision, but we had over 600 people rsvp between the semi—final events and the grand final, so if eurovision was something that wasn't happening in the united states before, i think it's harder to make that announcement now. getting

idid, too. at home, my window shook from the force of the blast.sia's defence ministry says that ukraine had targeted moscow with drones. the russian military claimed it had brought them all down. "look at that," a man says in this video. "right above our house!" later, russian investigators announced that no—one had been injured. they've opened an official investigation into the attack. one of the drones had crashed into a high—rise apartment block. another reportedly flew into this residential building. here is part of it on the ground. it had failed to explode. the area was cordoned off, and emergency services removed it. amongst local residents, the sense of shock is palpable. "we're all on edge," marat says. "i don't know what we should do about it." "i fear for my life and the lives of my loved ones," says yelena. "things are not as calm and stable as we've been told." the moscow authorities say there was minor damage, no serious injuries, and the situation is under control. but for muscovites, this drone attack is a wake—up call — a sign tha

yes, idid. ok, so there's £39.80 there. how much did you put on yesterday? £50.nt would help her more. wholesale pricesjumped massively when the war in ukraine began, but now they're down to roughly the same level that they were in 2021. so the regulator's under pressure to do more to protect customers, because — here's the rub — the rate that we're being charged, even with today's announcement, is roughly double the amount we were paying in 2021. it's taking all your disposable, it's taking it all away from you. you're living day—to—day, basically. anything what's coming down, it helps, doesn't it? _ and it shows that things might be getting a little bit better, - even only by a small margin. the problem is we've also all lost that extra support we've been getting from the government each month. so although we'll be charged less, customers will have to pay their whole bill themselves. the 17% reduction will not cover the £66 end of the winter support payment. so next winter, in practice, most households will be paying more than they did the winter hasjust gone.

idid, too. at home, my window shook from the force of the blasts. russia's defence ministry says that ukraine had targeted moscow with drones. the russian military claimed it had brought them all down. "look at that," a man says in this video. "right above our house!" the kyiv regime is decided to attack residential buildings. this is a clear sign of its terrorist activity. clear sign of its terrorist activity-— clear sign of its terrorist activi . ., , ~ activity. the drones sparked disbelief! — one of the drones had crashed into a high—rise apartment block. another reportedly flew into this residential building. here is part of it on the ground. it had failed to explode. the area was cordoned off, and emergency services removed it. amongst local residents, the sense of shock is palpable. "we're all on edge," marat says. "i don't know what we should do about it." "i fear for my life and the lives of my loved ones," says yelena. "things are not as calm and stable as we've been told." the moscow authorities say there was minor damage, no serious inju

yes, idid. ok, so there's £39.80 there. how much did you put on yesterday? £50. in electricity in a day. in a day, yeah. she had hoped today's announcement would help her more. wholesale pricesjumped massively when the war in ukraine began, but now they're down to roughly the same level that they were in 2021. so the regulator's under pressure to do more to protect customers, because, here's the rub, the rate that we are being charged, even with today's announcement, is roughly double the amount we were paying in 2021. it's taking all the disposable, it's taking it all away from me. you're living day—to—day, basically. anything what's coming down, it helps, doesn't it? _ and it shows that things might be getting a little bit better, - even only by a small margin. the problem is we have also all lost that extra support we've been getting from the government each month. so although we'll be charged less, customers will have to pay their whole bill themselves. the 17% reduction will not cover the £66 end of the winter support payment. so next winter, in practice, mo

idid say i did say is going to find some flowers but i never got the flowers, had to hand them back ated my way. to get all the good stuff there in the productive last night? all amazing. a lot goes into the evening but i think probably for me, the finish act, it was just amazing. and he performed in front of all the fans in the fan zone and people just the atmosphere was electric and i think he stands really good chance but you've got to keepin really good chance but you've got to keep in mind that there are more to go and we have another semifinals tomorrow evening and will be a further ten countries, australia and estonia will be in that semifinal final area of ten countries which will go forward to saturday night and of course the uk entry and brilliant, i know my kids love to listen to it and they put it on all the time at home that's a great song and so, there's so much to look forward to, ben. do not ask me to sing, you've asked me to sing before by not going to say anything. thank you very much. stay in good voice, you very much. stay in good voice, you have a lot to do on satu

_ ashamed to even think, what a stupid thin i did. ., ., ashamed to even think, what a stupid thin ididt room, _ thing i did. how about yesterday in the court room, the _ thing i did. how about yesterday in the court room, the first _ the court room, the first announcement was made and he wasn't found liable for rape, what were you thinking at that moment?— found liable for rape, what were you thinking at that moment? robbie and i were thinking at that moment? robbie and i were sitting — thinking at that moment? robbie and i were sitting and _ thinking at that moment? robbie and i were sitting and holding _ thinking at that moment? robbie and i were sitting and holding hands. - i were sitting and holding hands. her hand — i were sitting and holding hands. her hand was ice cold. ice cold. when _ her hand was ice cold. ice cold. when the — her hand was ice cold. ice cold. when the jury said yes, we looked at each other— when the jury said yes, we looked at each other and that was the moment. it each other and that was the moment. it was _ each other and that was the moment. it was such— e

the report that idid was i did was on immigrant communities in the us and we found three examples ofcommunity. and with no federal investigation ever launched. so when they came to me and asked if i wanted to reopen the cases and work with him on a story, i thought about it and i thought, it is the first time i will have a chance to go back in to see whether what i asked for and what i looked at was ever followed up on by the authorities. what we found was that no. the only people who were put in jail in these cases were the actual shooters who were also members of the haitian community. and no one went after the people who paid for the murders. l went after the people who paid for the murders— the murders. i will 'ust bring you in, wh the murders. i will 'ust bring you an, why do h the murders. i will 'ust bring you in. why do you — the murders. iwilljust bring you in, why do you feel— the murders. i willjust bring you in, why do you feel it was - the murders. i willjust bring you in, why do you feel it was so i in, why do you feel it was so important to tell the story of these radi

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traditionally, but i did vote wtth— traditionally, but i did vote whthlttt— traditionally, but i did vote ukip,ididtravel that much of this country was at breaking— travel that much of this country was at breaking point because of a was at breaking point because of e eeewtetten— was at breaking point because of a population explosion. e a population explosion. it is nweh— a population explosion. it is now much worse— a population explosion. it is now much worse than it was before 2019. what's going to make me vote tory next year? is there anything? well i think those fundamental i think rishi's five pledges are going and if he delivers on them, then i think the country as a whole will say, look , i'm up against will say, look, i'm up against starmer, a social starmer, who's a social democrat. i'm up against davey , democrat. i'm up against davey, whe-e— democrat. i'm up against davey, whe-e e— democrat. i'm up against davey, whe-e e eeetet— if i'm up against davey, who's a social democrat, and twe— who's a social democrat, and the get— who's a social democrat, and the get e— who's a social democrat

traditionally, but i did vote wtth— traditionally, but i did vote whthlttt— traditionally, but i did vote ukip,idid that much of this country was at breaking— travel that much of this country was at breaking point because of a was at breaking point because of e eeewtetten— was at breaking point because of a population explosion. e a population explosion. it is nweh— a population explosion. it is now much worse— a population explosion. it is now much worse than it was before 2019. what's going to make me vote tory next year? is there anything? well i think those fundamental i think rishi's five pledges are going and if he delivers on them, then i think the country as a whole will say, look , i'm up against will say, look, i'm up against starmer, a social starmer, who's a social democrat. i'm up against davey , democrat. i'm up against davey, whe-e— democrat. i'm up against davey, whe-e e— democrat. i'm up against davey, whe-e e eeetet— if i'm up against davey, who's a social democrat, and twe— who's a social democrat, and the get— who's a social democrat, and the get e— who's a social democrat, and

one of the veterans, ken demidw , idid— wall. one of the veterans, ken benbow , told gb— wall. boy. i came out as a man. i- through. i went in as a boy. came out as a man. i left school. i couldn't read or write everything i did . school. i couldn't read or write everything i did. i school. i couldn't read or write everything i did . i learned from everything i did. i learned from arnie . everything i did. i learned from arnie. i everything i did. i learned from arnie . i learned from the navy . arnie. i learned from the navy. im— arnie. i learned from the navy. i-m dread— arnie. i learned from the navy. i-m dread di— arnie. i learned from the navy. i'm proud of and— arnie. i learned from the navy. i'm proud of and i— arnie. i learned from the navy. i'm proud of and i thank the navy. i'm proud of and i thank the navy . bless them i'm proud of and i thank the navy. bless them . pope i'm proud of and i thank the navy . bless them . pope francis navy. bless them. pope francis has navy. bless them. pope francis mae dripped— navy. bless them. pope francis has skipped meetings- were

amazing opportunity to be able to say, look, idid amazing opportunity to be able to say, look, i did was a great | pr opportunity missed. i think that, in this day and age, this is what we are expecting. i do have a connection with one of the parties. i don't have a particularly strong political view, i don't have a particularly strong politicalview, my i don't have a particularly strong political view, my view is that we're all human beings, we should all be doing the decent thing, and if you want to be an elected representative, you must be looking out for all your people, and not just half of the people that have voted for you, all of the people of the country. be there, put yourself in the common man's shoes, so that you understand our issues. i’m in the common man's shoes, so that you understand our issues.— you understand our issues. i'm so leased you understand our issues. i'm so pleased that _ you understand our issues. i'm so pleased that you _ you understand our issues. i'm so pleased that you called, - you understand our issues. i'm so pleased that you called, trying - you

idid ask i did ask mike if he wanted to partake but he wimped out and said he had a wedding!the current owner to get overfrom her mother gardeners, the current owner to get over from her mother who took it over from her mother who took it over from her mother who took it overfrom her over from her mother who took it over from her mother. over from her mother who took it overfrom her mother. it over from her mother who took it over from her mother. it is stunning especially with the blue skies overhead in the sunshine streaming through. we are heading into the bank holiday weekend of cause and today plenty of warm sunshine around for many. we'll see a few showers spreading into the north of scotland. patches of light rain or drizzle. the weather front moving around an area of high pressure which is keeping things largely dry and will continue to do so through this weekend with just a few exceptions. at the moment there is some miss dungloe cloud across england and wales. that will break up. a bit more cloud building through england and wales. sunny spells for northern ireland,

thanks for hanging on in there, susan, idid line—up.re both nhs staff, we _ and no. oh... my husband and i are both nhs staff, we are _ and no. oi my husband and i are both nhs staff, we are stressed, and no. <>“l.. my husband and i are both nhs staff, we are stressed, we are pushed — both nhs staff, we are stressed, we are pushed to our limit, and yes, a little _ are pushed to our limit, and yes, a little bit _ are pushed to our limit, and yes, a little bit more money would be nice, but the _ little bit more money would be nice, but the working conditions, the amount— but the working conditions, the amount of— but the working conditions, the amount of work that is put on us, you know. — amount of work that is put on us, you know. it— amount of work that is put on us, you know, it is getting worse now, and obviously like i said before, normally— and obviously like i said before, normally would be good, caroline in derby— normally would be good, caroline in derby made some amazing comments, i was so _ derby made some amazing comments, i

idid i you had the confrontation? i 'ust ran, i ran. i did noti you had the confrontation?they have not got the resources for— chase up, they have not got the resources for burglary, - chase up, they have not got the resources for burglary, that - chase up, they have not got the resources for burglary, that is l chase up, they have not got the resources for burglary, that is ai resources for burglary, that is a fact _ resources for burglary, that is a fact if— resources for burglary, that is a fact if it — resources for burglary, that is a fact if it is _ resources for burglary, that is a fact. if it is an— resources for burglary, that is a fact. if it is an assault - resources for burglary, that is a fact. if it is an assault you - resources for burglary, that is a fact. if it is an assault you will. fact. if it is an assault you will phone — fact. if it is an assault you will phone the _ fact. if it is an assault you will phone the police _ fact. if it is an assault you will phone the police and - fact. if it is an assault you will phone the police and they - fact. if it

doing it any more _ and i had no way of doing it any more i— and i had no way of doing it any more idid up. i was paying £1200 a month. which — mortgage went up. i was paying £1200 a month, which is— mortgage went up. i was paying £1200 a month, which is quite _ mortgage went up. i was paying £1200 a month, which is quite a _ mortgage went up. i was paying £1200 a month, which is quite a lot _ a month, which is quite a lot anyway, _ a month, which is quite a lot anyway, working on my own. in the end i_ anyway, working on my own. in the end i was— anyway, working on my own. in the end i was paying around £2000. i think— end i was paying around £2000. i think before i left, i think i was paying — think before i left, i think i was paying about 2200, completely on my own. paying about 2200, completely on my own i_ paying about 2200, completely on my own l was _ paying about 2200, completely on my own. i was financially crippled. i start _ own. i was financially crippled. i start work— own. i was financially crippled. i start work early anyway, and 7am. i was coming — start work early anywa

idid— gentleman said, we need to talk about it, i did not— gentleman said, we need to talk about it,and said i- those feelings as before, no one ever came to me and said i am l ever came to me and said i am worried — ever came to me and said i am worried about _ ever came to me and said i am worried about your— ever came to me and said i am worried about your son, - ever came to me and said i am worried about your son, but i i ever came to me and said i am. worried about your son, but i do know— worried about your son, but i do know him — worried about your son, but i do know him and _ worried about your son, but i do know him and i— worried about your son, but i do know him and i do— worried about your son, but i do know him and i do know- worried about your son, but i do know him and i do know that. worried about your son, but i do know him and i do know that he| worried about your son, but i do i know him and i do know that he did not want _ know him and i do know that he did not want to— know him and i do know that he did not want to die. _ know him and i do know that he did not

idid.hing. there you go. look still to come, we've got the coronorron— still to come, we've got the coronation concert. q3 coronation concert. tonight, of course. going to light course. is it going to light up the nation? heading to the nation? we're heading to windsor they're windsor to see how they're preparing studded preparing for the star studded event. preparing for the star studded event . this breakfast on gb event. this is breakfast on gb news . welcome back. good t t good morning welcome back. good morning to you. i welcome back. good morning ro wow. rr-e— . welcome back. good morning ro wow. rr-e 6:29— . welcome back. good morning to you. it's 6:29 and— . welcome back. good morning to you. it's 6:29 and you- t t good morning to you. it's 6:29 and you are worenrng— to you. it's 6:29 and you are worenrng one— to you. it's 6:29 and you are watching and listening to gb wewe— watching and listening to gb wewe wron— watching and listening to gb news with stephen and ellie live from— ne

idid day as you bought your sun cream, you? i did buy cream, didn't you?at? yes, there is a— is there a reason for that? yes, there is a reason- is there a reason for that? v/ris “ is there a reason for that? yes, there is a reason for that. so if you remember a few months ago talking about this ago we were talking about this sudden warming, ago we were talking about this sudde is warming, ago we were talking about this sudde is when warming, ago we were talking about this sudde is when we warming, ago we were talking about this sudde is when we got varming, ago we were talking about this sudde is when we got someig, ago we were talking about this sudde is when we got some snow which is when we got some snow in remember that? yes in march. you remember that? yes this has little bit this sometimes has a little bit of hangover into the summer. of a hangover into the summer. now, we got 1 in 2013. i don't know you remember you know if you remember that. you probably don't. but in 2013, it was a very, very slow start to summer. we were still summer. april we w