ifi can i you been developing? ifi can start by saying _ you been developing? you been developing? ifi can| start by saying we are a global position of the largest automotive prison. finally a partnership out of uk leading the generic and powertrain development. fora the generic and powertrain development. for a self—driving rover taxi. development. for a self—driving rovertaxi. it development. for a self—driving rover taxi. it is electric and the idea is this is real, going to happen. this provided an opportunity for the industry to showcase how modern steel could enable a sustainable affordable economical and safe driving experience for the user. that was the basis behind this three—year programme. was the basis behind this three-year programme. what have ou three-year programme. what have you managed _ three-year programme. what have you managed to — three-year programme. what have you managed to come _ three-year programme. what have you managed to come up - three-year programme. what have you managed to come up with? i three-year programme. what have j you

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she said to me ifi had a knife, this _ ellen. she said to me ifi had a knife, this is _ ellen.ife, this is what i would i a knife, this is what i would cut off, and she literally cut my entire bum off, half of my thigh, basically, and a third of my calf. i was just filled with hate for my body. she of my calf. i wasjust filled with hate for my body. she is now taking — with hate for my body. she is now taking legal _ with hate for my body. she is now taking legal action i with hate for my body. she is. now taking legal action against the royal ballet school for the treatment she said she suffered there. jacob was 11 when he joined the royal ballet school in 2014. he says some of his teachers were unpredictable and cruel. , ., , teachers were unpredictable and cruel. , . , ., cruel. the 2.5 years i was at the ballet — cruel. the 2.5 years i was at the ballet school, _ cruel. the 2.5 years i was at the ballet school, i - cruel. the 2.5 years i was at the ballet school, i was i the ballet school, i was intimidated, humiliated and left feeling very scared. and, quite frankly, broke

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ayca, ifi can go back to you — there to help. ayca, ifi can go back to you and _ there to help.here to help. ayca, ifi can go back to you and ask what help| there to help. ayca, if i can go i back to you and ask what help is needed on the ground? for an organisation like yours, what are you able to do? filtrate organisation like yours, what are you able to do?— you able to do? we are working, initiall , you able to do? we are working, initially. today — you able to do? we are working, initially, today we _ you able to do? we are working, initially, today we make - you able to do? we are working, initially, today we make our- you able to do? we are working, initially, today we make our very first distribution with food, hygiene supplies and water. these are the first needs, and then they need shelters, because they are still on the pavement with no mattresses, nothing, theyjust create some places for themselves with some piece of fabric, some blankets or some stuff like that, unfortunately. and my team is deploying the stuff here, in poland we have another warehouse, other aid is

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could put it -- -- donald trump _ trumped ifi could put it -- -- donald trump announced - trumped ifi announced a visit before joe donald trump announced a visit beforejoe biden came to the tried and so he was saying joe biden is following us. and so he mate have been met with jeers when he walked on the picket lines and a lot of those workers are democrats, they support the democrat party, but he is trying to keep that base of blue—collar supporters strong and so tell people that even though strong and so tell people that even thouthoe biden is very prounion, he can also deliver for the working class.- for the working class. let's talk about _ for the working class. let's talk about the _ for the working class. let's talk about the debate now. among republican candidates. it hasjust among republican candidates. it has just wrapped among republican candidates. it hasjust wrapped up. what among republican candidates. it has just wrapped up. what are people saying about the various candidates and the fact they are so far away from the leader which is donald trump?- which is donald trump

ifi have to choose, i - france? ifi have to choose, i wouldn't _ france?dn't come to _ france? ifi have to choose, i wouldn't come to europe. - france? ifi have to choose, i - wouldn't come to europe. europe wasn't _ wouldn't come to europe. europe wasn't in — wouldn't come to europe. europe wasn't in my thinking. also with what _ wasn't in my thinking. also with what happened between france and chad, _ what happened between france and chad. i_ what happened between france and chad, i don't think france... if i had _ chad, i don't think france... if i had chosen— chad, i don't think france... if i had chosen i_ chad, i don't think france... if i had chosen i would have stopped may be in had chosen i would have stopped may he in libya _ had chosen i would have stopped may be in libya. that is close to chad. but you _ be in libya. that is close to chad. but you kept going. let me ask you, kolbassia, how have you been received in the uk over the last 20 years? received in the uk over the last 20 ears? . .. received in the uk over the last 20 ears? . ~' , ., r

ifi am auoin to change in policy, elizabeth? ifi am going to be — change in policy, elizabeth? be completely _ change in policy, elizabeth? ifi am going to be completely honest, - change in policy, elizabeth? ifi am going to be completely honest, orl going to be completely honest, or comments about having a proper democratic debate and the honest politics, that sounds great, ijust feel like it is kind of cloaking a slowing down in the carbon promise, and it is scary, it is actually quite terrifying, because, i mean, the speech was brilliant, it was very clever, but underneath it all, we're potentially going back on our promises, and we are not going to be proceeding with force into the future of our species, essentially. p says we can pay less, we can go slower and we can still get to net zero by 2050. he has been explicit about that?— zero by 2050. he has been explicit about that? . , ., ., about that? yeah, i understand that, but when you — about that? yeah, i understand that, but when you look _ about that? yeah, i understand that, but when you look out _ about that? yeah, i

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ifi euros. with its mission and vision it is... if i may elaborate further.on but it is there to find a cure for cancer, create healthy oceans, make cities climate neutral and ensure healthy agriculture. from today all uk universities can jointly apply with collaborators to fund the research for the next years to come. it also has a substantial economic boost. as the new horizon programme heaviest the... many discoveries find great findings that can be used in the economy so the horizon programme supports that. it means morejobs, global reach, and the uk and europe joining together. it is an enormous win for the uk. figs joining together. it is an enormous win for the uk.— win for the uk. as you have highlighted _ win for the uk. as you have highlighted there _ win for the uk. as you have highlighted there will - win for the uk. as you have highlighted there will be . win for the uk. as you have highlighted there will be a i win for the uk. as you have i highlighted there will be a lot win for the uk. as you have - highlighted there will be a lot of sighs of r

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ros, ifi may. good morning baroness. ros, ifi ma . . y good morning baroness.t promise anything, can we just tweak it, and it's and, we can't promise anything, can wejust tweak it, and it's not sustainable in the long term. mel stride from the government said it is not sustainable in the very, very long term. william hague is saying to get rid of it. angela rayner of labour says we can't say what we will have in our manifesto, we can't commit. what's happening and why are they all saying this? it commit. what's happening and why are they all saying this?— they all saying this? it seems to me that nobody — they all saying this? it seems to me that nobody is _ they all saying this? it seems to me that nobody is facing _ they all saying this? it seems to me that nobody is facing up _ they all saying this? it seems to me that nobody is facing up to - they all saying this? it seems to me that nobody is facing up to what - they all saying this? it seems to me that nobody is facing up to what the j that nobody is facing up to what the triple lock actually is. they hav

. >> and then there was this terror ifying close encounter. >> the biggest bear i ever saw in my life. well about three feet to me, close to me. but he just looked at me and kept on going. praise god. >> on saturday, a good samaritan finally spotted the wreckage and climbed down the hill, saving calvin's life. >> i was excited. i was happy. i was glad i could almost be saved. i'm not going to die here. i'm going to make it. i'm very happy. cheers running down my face and make it. >> he did. he did break several ribs and vertebrae. but he says he's looking forward to spending more time with his ten kids. 44 grandkids and 14 great grandkids . >> it's a story to tell now as well. all right. the boss is taking a break for the rest of the month. bruce springsteen says he's being treated for an ulcer as a result, the e street band has postponed the rest of their shows this month. the 73 year old postponed two concerts in philadelphia last month, blaming an illness. >> coming up, the missing person mystery on a popular cruise ship. >> also ahead, the fallout after a ten year old boy was arre

ifi if i can start with you, bisa, in the wake of the niger coup, ecowas had concern about the risk ofinent. french president emmanuel macron thinks they are different situations. what's your view? i think both things are correct. i so think the coup in niger is a very bad signal to militaries that are thinking that perhaps political leadership is no longer necessary and nobody�*s going to do anything about it. at the same time, i think what happened in gabon is not — did not happen for the same kinds of reasons that you had a coup in niger. so the fact you have military taking the steps, i think everybody needs to pay attention to, but i also think it's really important to understand the root causes of these kind of decisions, that kind of outcome. eric benjaminson, do you agree with that? i do, and thank you for having me on, by the way. i think we have to look at these coups as separate. i think the underlying — if there was an underlying effect, i think i would say it was the free flowing of information to these countries, the use of smartphones and the internet. the citizens now h

ifi couldjust _ to... so do you know that? ifi could just make _ to... so do you know that?he point. what i can say is that the protocol deals with things like having unloaded the goods from the van, but whether a call should be made to the control room regarding headcount. you might think that is a fairly straight forward common but second, as to whether the equipment for looking underneath the vehicle, was that it place? yes. worst off in place on the gate? yes. we have got to get to the gate? yes. we have got to get to the bottom of what precisely was done by the relevant individuals, but that has got to happen methodically and fairly to all involved. �* ., , ., ., involved. but of sounds from what ou are involved. but of sounds from what you are saying _ involved. but of sounds from what you are saying that _ involved. but of sounds from what you are saying that the _ involved. but of sounds from what you are saying that the rules i involved. but of sounds from what you are saying that the rules were | you are saying that the rules were there, so the vehicle should have

ifi if i can start with a story that the new york times is reporting that kim jong—un is to travel too be given to russia to help with the war in ukraine in exchange for satellite and submarine technology and food aid for north korea. you have been to north korea. you have been to north korea, what you make of this breaking story?— this breaking story? well, i would say _ this breaking story? well, i would say first _ this breaking story? well, i would say first of _ this breaking story? well, i would say first of all, - this breaking story? well, i would say first of all, it - this breaking story? well, i would say first of all, it is l would say first of all, it is sort of pathetic that russia has to rely on north korea for weapons. this one is a great superpower relying on its small, veryjunior partner, if you will, under communism, and now of course they continue to have a convenient relationship and russia is a member of the security council, russia was on the security council and voted for all of the sanctions on north korea for their illegal nuclear weapons programme. the world

ifi with one of the videos we verified from derna.there is a road bridge here that is completely gone. you canjust there is a road bridge here that is completely gone. you can just see the scale of that destruction, not just destruction but death as well. to give you more context, this map shows you more about where things are, this is the eastern side of libya, this is the city of benghazi which of course many people will have heard about other cities in the mediterranean coast here which have been impacted, this is a mountain range. it is derna we have been mostly talking about because that is where we understand most of the devastation and casualties are. let's go a bit more into derna to give you a closer look. there were two dams in derna, both of these were breached in the wake of storm daniel. the water gushing out towards the ocean in a very built—up area here where a lot of people lived in derna. we willjust come to a satellite image, we have been looking at a lot of satellite imagery and it's been really useful in terms of g

that is the source, the security guard who was first on the scene, and ifi security guard who was first, you can see there are some dutch reporters over there, also some spanish reporters are just arrived, that i should remind you of the story, and the security guard also told me the gunmen did not enter through the main entrance. i came to the hospitaljust now, it is absolutely still in there. you can feel that there is something that has happened stopped so it was in the afternoon, just after lunchtime, dutch time, police got the first call that there had been a shooting at a house, and then shortly afterwards, the gunmen arrived here. we have seen photographs shared on dutch media, live pages, he appeared to be wearing combat trousers. police said he was also wearing headphones, carrying a backpack, and headphones, carrying a backpack, and he picked up a handgun from inside the hospital. police were sweeping through, very quickly, swat teens were on the scene, they slipped to the hospital. we saw the picture shared on social media. students had been their room numbers on social media

you know, ifi had my dad — what was derna like?xt to _ what was derna like? you know, ifi had my dad here next to me, - what was derna like? you know, ifi had my dad here next to me, he - what was derna like? you know, if i i had my dad here next to me, he would be going on about it for five hours! beautiful city, character, culture, arts. it is a city that is overlooked. it is a city of diversity. it is a city that was built by the andalusians, the people of southern spain. it is built by the andalusians, the people of southern spain.— of southern spain. it is a melting ot. of southern spain. it is a melting pot- people _ of southern spain. it is a melting pot- people of— of southern spain. it is a melting pot. people of ottoman - of southern spain. it is a melting| pot. people of ottoman heritage, --eole of pot. people of ottoman heritage, people of arab — pot. people of ottoman heritage, people of arab heritage, - pot. people of ottoman heritage, people of arab heritage, bedouin| people of arab heritage, bedouin heritage, a mixt

ifi do not see ou those lovely croissants. ifi do not see you again _ those lovely croissants. in the studios. ~' them back, start making them in the studios. ,, ., . , studios. looks like lawrence is really enjoying _ studios. looks like lawrence is really enjoying his _ studios. looks like lawrence is really enjoying his breakfast. l studios. looks like lawrence is. really enjoying his breakfast. he has done really well out of us. he is ha - has done really well out of us. he is happy now. it is coming up to a quarter to seven. the trades union congress says its reporting the government to the united nations watchdog on workers' rights over new laws on strikes, which follow months of industrial action across public services. ben is at the tuc annual conference in liverpool and can tell us more. yes, the stages set for a showdown between the unions and the government and the stages literally set for a gathering of the unions. it is their annual get—together. this place will be full later today. like a8 different unions will gather here, representing millions of workers right a

megan, ifi megan, if i could get your response to what the congressman was saying, he is very firm inhappened for a while. something that hasn't happened for a while-— for a while. and then these 12 individual _ for a while. and then these 12 individual appropriations - for a while. and then these 12 individual appropriations bills | individual appropriations bills passed that fund to the individual agencies. to get those through and then to negotiate them with the senate versions of those and then to get them through again and passed both chambers would take months. so, if they were to go that rout, which is highly unlikely, it would be, you know, we would be into the new year, the new calendar year, before they were able to reopen all of the government agencies. jeff, the point that the congressman was making about a shutdown is not very pleasant but actually, worse than that would be an inflationary measure which people would feel the pain of a lot worse, does he have a point there? i the pain of a lot worse, does he have a point there?- he have a point there? i 'ust want to quickl

ifi if i can start with you, in the wake of the niger two, there was concern about the risk of contagionntinent. emmanuel macron thinks they are different situations, what is your view? i they are different situations, what is your view?— is your view? i think both things are correct- _ is your view? i think both things are correct. i _ is your view? i think both things are correct. i think— is your view? i think both things are correct. i think the - is your view? i think both things are correct. i think the coup - is your view? i think both things are correct. i think the coup in l are correct. i think the coup in niger is a very bad signal to militaries that are thinking perhaps political leadership is no longer necessary and nobody�*s going to do anything about it. at the same time, i think what happened in gabon is not... did not happen to the same kinds of reasons. that you had a coup in niger. the fact you have military taking the steps, everyone needs to pay attention, but i also think it's really important to understand the root causes of these kind of decisions, that kind of ou

personally, ifi distances to use a facility like this.ting equipment outside my door every day or the area that i lived i would absolutely be delighted if there was absolutely be delighted if there was a drug consumption facility placed near me because of the benefits you can have all local vicinity. massive reductions are discarded injection equipment, ambulance call—outs and the evidence from other countries is that it the evidence from other countries is thatitis the evidence from other countries is that it is positively received by the communities where they are placed. irate the communities where they are laced. ~ , ., ., , placed. we will see how it goes with that we should _ placed. we will see how it goes with that we should have _ placed. we will see how it goes with that we should have our— placed. we will see how it goes with that we should have our own - placed. we will see how it goes with i that we should have our own evidence shortly. thank you very much indeed. the us soldier travis king, who was being held in north korea,

it is shocking, scary, and it is, ifi adults as well.les an hour is scary. at 20 drivers have more control and more time to see per head and make sensible decisions about when and how to overtake. that is from charlie. and this, i don't get people who say it's ok to hit children at a magic somebody the road when you see somebody speeding? how does it make you feel? very angry indeed. we live in a country lane and it is a 60 mile an hour road just outside chorley. cars come past at 60 or 70. tractors coming by at a0 with massive wheels, motorbike riders, theyjust don't think. we are actually talking about it in the village. sorry if you can hear the budgies in the background! not a problem. we hear the budgies in the background! not a problem-— hear the budgies in the background! not a problem. we are talking in the villaue and not a problem. we are talking in the village and trying — not a problem. we are talking in the village and trying to _ not a problem. we are talking in the village and trying to have _ not a problem. we are talking

ifi were them i would hold it in the spring.emptation to keep going, hoping something will turn up, that would turn out to be overwhelming so it'll be in october. i turn out to be overwhelming so it'll be in october-— be in october. i hope they don't hanu on be in october. i hope they don't hang on untiljanuary _ be in october. i hope they don't hang on untiljanuary 2025. - be in october. i hope they don't hang on untiljanuary 2025. i. be in october. i hope they don't i hang on untiljanuary 2025. i would hang on untiljanuary 2025. i would be able _ hang on untiljanuary 2025. i would be able to— hang on untiljanuary 2025. i would be able to stand it. i remember the run up— be able to stand it. i remember the run upto— be able to stand it. i remember the run up to 1997, we had to wait and wait _ run up to 1997, we had to wait and wait until— run up to 1997, we had to wait and wait. untilthe run up to 1997, we had to wait and wait. until the last minute. and it -ot wait. until the last minute. and it got worse — wait. until the las

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but, ifi i would love to play for england, hopefully.argaro delighted the home fans as he won the catalunya motogp sprint race in montmelo near barcelona. world champion francesco bagnaia took second to extend his lead in the riders' standings with maverick vinales completing the podium. preemoz roglitch powered past reigning champion remco evenepole to win the eighth stage of the vuelta a espana. roglitch's yumbo visma team mate american sepp kuss took the overall leader's red jersey after french rider lenny martinez cracked near the finish of the 102 mile stage. warrington wolves moved up to fifth in the super league as they ran in 11 tries to thrash struggling castleford tigers. george williams amongst those with two tries, helping warrington record successive super league wins for the first time since may and stay on course for a play—off spot. and matt fitzpatrick will take a two shot lead into the final day of the european masters. this birdie on the 18th saw him finish on 67 for the day, 15 under overall. his brother alex is three

therefore, that just begs the question why don't we diverse ify away from apple, bring it back even toted states, but we certainly, the world, you know, we did this to ourselves by giving china so much power in the manufacturing process. stuart:ing okay, kenny, we're short of time, i'll see you next week and you have a great weekend. kenny polcari, everyone. thank you, sir. you got it. politics, oh, cnn confronted a former biden spokesperson on the president' polling numbers. very poor polling numbers. lauren: cnn is worried with. they're worried about the warning signs for their guy, president biden. 39% approval rating in a cnn poll. and two-thirds of democrats say, we want a different candidate. watch here. >> you look at these numbers, and they're not just not good, they're bad. >> these numbers are not good, and they're consistent with most of the other polling that a we've seen. >> well, remember, polls get, you know, polls don't get asked in a vacuum. i'll deyou the biden white house is not going to be rattled by this because their view is there are going to be 500 polls between

many parents rushed to the campus after hearing the news tear ified. their student was hurt. some are calling for more safety measures. it shouldn't have to be like this. and i think that we definitely need metal detectors. as sheriff, you speak to a lot of parents here. they are willing to say the same thing that they might need to start looking into metal detectors for at least all the oakland schools. but this one definitely because things keep happening. it happens a lot. a student stabbed another student at skyline in december and parents say there was another incident recently when a student was pistol whipped. currently, there are no schools in ousd with metal detectors. mates-muchin would rather lead with kindness. we have to have a little more faith in parents and kids that are going to do the right thing and but yeah, it's the track record isn't great. so maybe that is a place that we have to go. the high school is closed wednesday as police continue their investigation. in a statement, the ousd superintendent says this also gives students time to process what happe

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it culminated in the d-class ified report and the passage of legislation ensuring that post nine overinterrogation methods are never used again. history will judge us by our commitment to a just society governed by law and the willingness to face an ugly truth. in 2017, feinstein became the top democrat on the senate judiciary committee, the first woman to assume that role. she'd been through ten supreme court appointments, some historical others controversial is brett kavanaugh, who we want on the most prestige court in our country is he the best we can do? it's about the integrity of that institute mission and the integrity of this institution. two years later, feinstein would face what she called her hardest vote in 26 years. the first impeachment of president donald trump. there's a great weight to do the best thing for the united states of america. and that's not always easy to know. she'd said her proudest achievement was the enactment of the federal assault weapons ban in 1994. the fact is that the assault weapons ban worked. we've seen and we continue to see the cost of inacti

the man hunt in pennsylvania sentenced-ifying to monetize police when convicted killer daniela cava contearmed with a stolen rifle. officials say he was last seen shortlist last night. residents about 20 miles north of the chester county prison where he escaped, nearly two weeks ago. now according to officials he entered an open garage while the homeowner was inside, and he grabbed a 22 caliber rifle. now with me now, former and ypg lieutenant and criminal justice expert darren porcher. darren, thank you for being here. look we have this map here showing all the key moments in this search so far. he stole a van, the van was then later found, than he was now armed. where do you think the search is taking law enforcement right now in terms of their tactics, and strategy? >> what was interesting about this is, he is now gone from where the chester county prison, is 20 miles away, so one of the key components, is he was able to acquire a vehicle which has taken into a particular distance, however that vehicle ran out of gas. now he is on the land. the concerning piece is, he was at one point

of republicans sy they're not going to vote for him if he's convicted of something and he's facinm ifisne counts. so you can say that the indictments are, you know, stagecraft or whatever. but he's still going to have to go sit through thes still ge and he's going to face a juryudt and they're going to judge him based on what he didhese. >> so don't act like it's all i sunshine and roses for donald trump. you know, it was sunshine and roses for nikki haley. nikki haley wa.s one beatingdeny joe biden by the most. she was up six points in the cnn poll t was . ational >> the national polls don't mean a thing. sure. because mitt romney was up four points on barack obama at this point in time. but i'm just saying, if there was someone who was not donald trump on the republican side at this moment, it looks like nikki haley is having a little bit of a moment. i think shas h moment.e deserved on that debate performance. obviously, you were up close and personal there, martha.d amz i thought she did amazingly well, speaking from a democrateg perspective. and the judge was impressed with her as

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ify the ioc's fault. i got a call the next day asking me to be vice chair. they said we like the way you handled that and i thought well that was easy. i started to show up at the office to see how things were run and i saw that there was no paralympic representation at all. there was no paralympic disability that had any disability and it and i kept going to their events and things and i went to the leadership and they said you need to hire me because i can really help you build up the narrative about paralympics even though we aren't defining it. i think that was very helpful for us to have someone with a visible disability as a part of it but it wasn't enough in the office to continue to remind people that was the olympic and paralympic games. it was very olympic centric and the reason it is from my perspective it's because it's run by the ioc and we have the follow. if you're planning on trying to win the host of the game the ioc runs everything so the ioc dictates all the things that are deliverable and the things that need to happen. so having any kind

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have, i actually think there is a problem when we are attacking our own history and trying to disney-ify it, as opposed to celebrating what was a rough, difficult, uncomfortable, messy american history. what makes us even greater is the fact that we had a history that we had overcome. but that there is some negativity when young people are learning history that is of the -- that is bereft of the complications and the difficulties of race issues, gender issues, lgbtq issues. is there a danger in giving people a sanitized version of american history? prof. knox: absolutely there is. it is important that we know the truth of our history. there is a time when i would not have been able to sit here in this hearing to speak to this committee. we have grown from that but it is important that people know that we have a history of trauma in our country. that we have overcome, for some people, but we gain nothing by not telling our children the truth of genocide and slavery. we gain nothing if we don't tell people the truth about that history. and this is one concern i have about many of the books

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