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ijust wasn't —— itjust ijust wasn't —— it just was an instinct, _ ijust wasn't —— it just was an instinctways do after my— instinct, like i always do after my matches. and i say many — after my matches. and i say many times already, i'm not supporting the war. i don't want — supporting the war. idon't want my— supporting the war. i don't want my country to be involved in any — want my country to be involved in any conflict, and if i would like — in any conflict, and if i would like to— in any conflict, and if i would like to be _ in any conflict, and if i would like to be political, i wouldn't be here. i don't want to be — wouldn't be here. i don't want to be involved in any politics. i to be involved in any politics. iiusl— to be involved in any politics. iiusl wenl— to be involved in any politics. ijust want to be a tennis player~ _ i don't know, to be fair. my statements— i don't know, to be fair. my statements were _ idon't know, to be fair. my statements were clear- i don't know, to be fair. my. statements were clear enough about — statements were clear enough about the _ statements

ijust had to try to enjoy it as much as i can.o relax when i'm home with good people around me — that's really important. and yeah, just try to to enjoy my life, basically. do you accept that your achievements are accompanied by a loss of privacy? you don't have that freedom, perhaps, that people who are not in the public eye have. and is that something that's a challenge at times, or is it compensated for by all the good things that come with it? yeah, of course. i could just wish i could walk into wherever i want without anyone filming me but that's. that's not possible. that's not how it is. but again, that's my life. again, i cannot complain about how things have turned out. when i was young, i wanted to become a professional footballer and the best in the world. so and a price comes with that. if if you're going to be that there's certain things you have to do different, you have to live different, you have to do this and that. and and that's just how it is. and yeah, i'm not complaining. your dream, you say, was to be the be

ijust been to ask you because — of it. ijust been to ask you because you _ of it. because you covered - of it. ijust been to ask you because you covered a - of it. ijust been to ask you because you covered a lotl of it. ijust been to ask you | because you covered a lot of ground there, what did the chinese make of all of this? you paint a picture of india being rather neutral between the us and china which have a very tense relationship right now so what do you think they are seeing as he is at the white house with president biden? i white house with president biden? ~ �* , biden? i think bei'ing will be lookin: biden? i think bei'ing will be looking at h biden? i think bei'ing will be looking at every _ biden? i think beijing will be looking at every gesture, - looking at every gesture, examining every word that the chinese foreign ministry is terrific at trying to interpret everything that was set into oven even body language. so they will be looking for any tilt in that direction. they know because they sit at other tables with india that the world of the future

ijust _ he was 14. yeah, and everybody said the same thing. ijust know- he was 14.. she is still— these... she hasn't been drummed out of the regiment. she is still loved, - of the regiment. she is still loved, respected and up there doing what she does. ya. respected and up there doing what she does. . , , , ., she does. ya, i guess, but at the same time _ she does. ya, i guess, but at the same time there _ she does. ya, i guess, but at the same time there was _ she does. ya, i guess, but at the same time there was no - she does. ya, i guess, but at the same time there was no secret, l she does. ya, i guess, but at the| same time there was no secret, it wasn't hidden or hushed under, it wasn't hidden or hushed under, it wasn't a secret and it wasn't an affair. you are building on multiple layers here. it's notjust the fact there was a relationship with a huge age gap, regardless of the sexes of the individuals and who was older, it's more the fact that it was on top of it it was secret. it was kept under wraps and people were lied to. investigations were done and t

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ijust had to try to enjoy it as much as i can.'m home with good people around me — that's really important. and yeah, just try to to enjoy my life, basically. do you accept that your achievements are accompanied by a loss of privacy? you don't have that freedom, perhaps, that people who are not in the public eye have. and is that something it's a challenge at times, or is it compensated for by all the good things that come with it? yeah, of course. i could just wish i could walk into wherever i want without anyone filming me but that's. that's not possible. that's not how it is. but again, that's my life. again, i cannot complain about how my how things have turned out. when i was young, i wanted to become a professional footballer and the best in the world. so and a price comes with that. if if you're going to be that there's certain things you have to do different, you have to live different, you have to do this and that. and and that's just how it is. and yeah, i'm not complaining. your dream, you say, was to be the best in the

think i'm dreaming, ijust can't believe west ham have won something! ijust can't believe this!it, west ham are the best club in the world! some other stories now. four toddlers have been stabbed in a park in the southeast of france. police overpowered and investigated the attacker. at least two of the toddlers are in a critical condition, though. the nhs can't provide effective care for cancer patients because of staff shortages, radiologists say. half of cancer units are now reporting frequent delays for radiotherapy and chemo. the government says it's drawing up a 15—year plan for how to deal with these shortages. as we prepare for more hot weather here in the uk, lifeboat crews are warning about the dangers of taking inflatables out to sea. this comes after three people drifted away from the coast on a giant duck in devon on tuesday night. they all paddled back to shore safely, though — quackers. time now to leave you with ten seconds of hip—hop — don't worry, i'm not going to start rapping! but a festival celebrating 50 years since the birth of the genre is well underway in

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up, ijust thought, well, they just come dressed up, ijust thought, well, theyjust come like that, nobodyr them, theyjust show up dressed to the nines looking amazing. of course, it is a lot more than that. you have to work harder at being a diva. always you have to be just the best. hello there. we had one or two lovely sunrise pictures sent to us earlier this morning, like this one from the isle of wight. the early rising sun picking out layers of clouds to the west of the uk, and that cloud is associated with an area of low pressure that's near iceland. we've actually got a warm front bringing some damp weather to the northern half of the uk. behind this warm front, the air is going to be turning really quite humid as we go through the rest of the day and overnight tonight, with these south—westerly winds pushing that humid air right across the country. through the afternoon, the cloud will be thick enough to bring us some patches of rain, most of it light, spotty really, from the midlands and wales northwards. but we are going to see some heavier bursts of rain across scotland for a t

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i looked down at my hand, and ijust couldn't play. my head was saying, play, play. went into panic. it felt in that moment like, it's over. it's over. but slowly... as the medication started to work, sam was able to play again. that is a moment that... the analogy would be if previously was like being held under water, this was like being pulled out. i resolved in that moment, i'm never going to take this for granted again. i'm going to do something with it. boy, have you done something with it! i know, i know. sam's creativity went into overdrive. he was writing like he never written before. and he wanted to record his songs while he still could. i want my kids to know what their dad sounded like when he was at his peak, and leaving a legacy and giving them something that they'll always be able to listen to. they'll be able to share with their kids and their grandkids. that was super important to me to capture that, because i don't know how long i've got. that's the bottom line. 0k. that's good from this end. # 0utshining the stars. # drowning out the moon... to ca

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ijust focus on hitting my shots and that works.r with tens of thousands of followers who can watch her playing fortnite online every day, and this event is a reminder that gaming is also a massive spectator sport. it's being livestreamed to fans everywhere, and the set—up is comparable with some high—end tv programmes. for the players who have experience with physical events, that has a big advantage because there's lights going on. it's not your home chair, it's not your home desk. i always compare it to a professional football player — he plays on a pitch if it's rain, snowy, and you have to do the same in fortnite. so these may be some of the best fortnite players in the world, but what's really interesting is a new version of fortnite drops the day before this tournament, so there are new weapons, new skills to master, a brand—new area of the island that's unfamiliar to everyone, and so i think that does level the playing field. what they're saying is this really could be anyone's game. playing field is not that level — of the

forgive me mathew, ijust| much so. forgive me mathew, ijust caught— much so.ust caught the _ much so. forgive me mathew, ijust caught the tail end of that conversation. it sounded very interesting. and i think what your customers— interesting. and i think what your customers highlighting, certain consequences which are going to go way beyond what we are seeing on the today _ way beyond what we are seeing on the today. clearly, there is still a very urgent set of humanitarian issues — very urgent set of humanitarian issues at — very urgent set of humanitarian issues at hand, particularly in where — issues at hand, particularly in where the _ issues at hand, particularly in where the waters were rising throughout the day and the water operation — throughout the day and the water operation was going on. but speaking to officials _ operation was going on. but speaking to officials at the ministry of agriculture and they are just beginning to get a sense of what this is— beginning to get a sense of what this is going to mean for their work. — this is going to mean

ijust hope we make it in time.in horn blares alla had been struggling alone to know how to reach her son safely. but in kyiv, she was met by the group that's helped organise this whole trip... ..for alla and dozens like her. the group has just arrived in kyiv, but this isjust the very first stage of an extremely long and arduous journey to try and get their children back. kherson is now cut off from crimea by the fighting. so the women have to make an enormous detour. first to kyiv from kherson, then from here, they'll head for poland before crossing into belarus, which is russia's big ally in this war. it's then a flight to moscow and a 24—hour drive south to the children's camp. thousands of miles to end up a short distance from home. these days, kherson is under russian attack. its forces have been taking their revenge on the city since they were forced to retreat last year, ending months of occupation. daily life now brings terrible danger here. and yet moscow had proclaimed this part of the russian world. patr

and ijust... i really hope they have fun.chen and bedrooms. radio crackles but the real secrets here isn't the ghosts. it's the tech powering it. this is the behind—the—scenes of this huge set. it fills this entire warehouse. but look up — you can see lots of little sensors. they allow the crew on the outside to know what's happening on the inside and control the different spooks. turns out ghosts are really difficult to employ. so instead, we've got an array of computers that are hiding behind the walls of the house that deliver a lot of the haunting, along with a lot of people who run around the walls of the house and deliver it as well. but the main element of the game is that these audience members have to hunt down these ghosts, which they do, using a couple of devices that we've called the scanner and the amplifier. and those devices conjure up these ghosts through using a number of different pieces of technology. blue flashing light is good. i've got it here. it's searching for the rift, but the rift is in the house. t

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ijust yet you're hearing these kind of comments. dr kitessa, if you are also hearing those concerns, that women are not wanting to start families for example because of these adverse health effects? i example because of these adverse health effects? i think it is a combination _ adverse health effects? i think it is a combination of - adverse health effects? i think it is a combination of the - it is a combination of the adverse house effects and high levels of mortality but also mobility. there is a lot of fear of that as well. —— morbidity. they are concerned about signing a family, about potentially expanding their family, particularabout potentially expanding their family, particular about the statistics and also i think based on their experiences that have had within the health care system, in the united states, the discrimination they've experienced, the lack of trust that they feel in the health care providers in the united states and these are all impacting their decisions about planning for their family. find planning for th

then ijust try to do myjob to help the team win.ow? this kind of feeling, and you can also see me sometimes, or probably often, i try to smile as much as i can because it's a good thing to have fun and to smile. and yeah, it's, i'm an emotional guy and i love to have the people that i love around me, to enjoy the moments with me and to help make me a better person and a player. live from london, this is bbc news. desperate familes search for loved ones after one of india's deadliest train crashes leaves at least 275 people dead. a fabulous young man — the family of 17—year—old boy who died off the coast of bournemouth pay tribute. petrol and diesel prices could rise as a group of oil producing nations extend cuts in output. and in formula one, max verstappen wins the spanish grand prix — his third victory in a row.

ijust _ seen anything like it.ng. i wish i hadn't looked round. are you doing ok? i feel better— round. are you doing ok? i feel better now. my boss gave me a hot drink— better now. my boss gave me a hot drink with _ better now. my boss gave me a hot drink with plenty of sugar. a drink with plenty of sugar. difficult day therefore lynn and for the people of nottingham. we will continue to bring you live coverage of the developments in that incident in nottingham. in the meantime you can go to the bbc news life page. next, we have the one o'clock news with ben brown. today at one: a 31—year—old man is arrested in nottingham after three people there were found dead this morning. police say there were a series of incidents they've described as horrific and tragic. eyewitnesses saw a van driver trying to run people over. he went straight into these two people. the woman went on the kerb. the man went up in the air. there was such a bang. i wish i never saw it, because it's really shaken me up. i'm there were found dead

can ijust such a the prime - can ijust such a the prime minister. _ can ijust such a the prime ministerll pay thousands of pounds more next year and the blame lies squarely at the door of the government were focused on the internal wars of the tory party than the needs of the country. does he not think that those responsible should hide their heads in shame? mr speaker, as i said the beginning of the session, our number one economic priority is to reduce inflation so we can restrain the interest rates. one thing we know we need to do is to reduce our borrowing and debt, thatis to reduce our borrowing and debt, that is how we will bring interest on mortgage rates down. last week, would we see? labour confusion with the shadow chancellor tablet to water down their plans to borrow £28 billion more a year, but she was properly overruled by the shadow energy secretary, the former leader, who said they were 100% not abandoning their pledge. it really looks like labour's offer never changes. it is uncontrolled borrowing and more chaos with ed miliband. . borrowing and more chaos with ed miliba

then ijust try to do myjob to help the team win.y often, i try to smile as much as i can because it's a good thing to have fun and to smile. and yeah, it's, i'm an emotional guy and i love to have the people that i love around me, to enjoy the moments with me and to help make me a better person and a player. live from london. this is bbc news. grieving families search for loved ones after a possible signalling fault causes one of india's deadliest train crashes, claiming at least 275 lives. a 17—year—old boy who died off the coast of bournemouth beach has been named asjoe abbess. the oil producers' cartel 0pec plus is to cut its daily oil production — which will lead to higher prices at the pump. hello. a signalling fault looks to be the most likely cause of india's deadliest train crash in more than a generation. at least 275 people were killed. hundreds of families are still scouring hospitals

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ijust have to say... ..stop with him. ok, with me. but stop with him. leave him alone now. first meet this young man in question? what were the circumstances? i was invited by a friend of mine to go to open a drama school. and that's where the picture was taken. whether it was immediately or sometime after he said, "will you follow him on twitter? because he's a fan." so i said, "yeah, sure, no problem." and he was, what, 15 at the time? yeah. and this is over a... but i follow... i follow 11,300 people. and in all the time i've been on twitter, there has never been any whiff of impropriety. and how often were you in touch with him? hardly — hardly at all. and that was it for a while. and then... ..he... ..asked if he could... ..visit the studios, work—experience type of thing. i said, well, come down and have a look — for sure. which he did. how old was he when he first said to you "i'm interested in television"? i9, i would think. so to be absolutely clear, how old was this young man when you first had any kind of sexual contact with him? 20. let me ask you directly, did

ijust want i just want to become up ijust want to become up on a thought that was in that piece aboutn this article. i wonder what you think about this, on the bbc website if you are looking for it, and a study that has been done by the reuters institute say that there has been a sharp decline in appetite for news. i am hoping if you are here watching me and watching this, then you are still interested. can you believe that the number of people who take a strong interest in news has dropped by about eight water, down 25% in the last six years alone. this is a global study suggested by the oxford university, the reuters institute there, 48% of people around the world are very or extremely interested in news, down from 63% in 2017. actually, the uk has a lower proportion of people who are interested in news and the global average. interested in news and the globalaverage. i interested in news and the global average. i should say it is in the report, this is independently verified, the bbc is a most trusted brand in the uk followed by channel 4 and itv. but of course the rise of tiktok h

before i began, ijust want— here. before i began, ijust want to— here. grateful _ want to start by saying how grateful i am to garrett graves and patrick mchenry. they have given _ and patrick mchenry. they have given a — and patrick mchenry. they have given a time and talents and efforts— given a time and talents and efforts for more than a month. we would not be here without them — we would not be here without them will stop our entire conference and country owes them — conference and country owes them a — conference and country owes them a great deal of debt for what — them a great deal of debt for what they have put themselves through — what they have put themselves through. i want to think our conference. you know, on february— conference. you know, on february one, i got my first meeting _ february one, i got my first meeting with the president. i have — meeting with the president. i have been thinking about this day before my vote for speaker, because — day before my vote for speaker, because i— day before my vote for speaker, because i knew the d

ijust did an interview on a different— media.s a proven winner and that's why were _ told the guy is a proven winner and that's why were also _ told the guy is a proven winner and that's why were also scared - told the guy is a proven winner and that's why were also scared of - that's why were also scared of him. the publics— that's why were also scared of him. the publics have _ that's why were also scared of him. the publics have had _ that's why were also scared of him. the publics have had it— that's why were also scared of him. the publics have had it with - that's why were also scared of him. the publics have had it with paros i the publics have had it with paros johnson — the publics have had it with paros johnson. apart— the publics have had it with paros johnson. apart from _ the publics have had it with paros johnson. apart from the - the publics have had it with paros johnson. apart from the small- the publics have had it with paros - johnson. apart from the small gaggle of people _ johnson. apart from the small gaggle

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i was quite public about it and ijust said, "to hell with all "of this, i now want to be an activisty cartoons "to actually do something." and so i became an activist cartoonist while i was in the army, which was really strange. that is strange and you clearly had a gift for it, so let's fast forward to the post—1994 period, when of course, apartheid has successfully been defeated, it's dismantled. nelson mandela becomes the figurehead leader of a liberated south africa. were there certain things for you that, because of your background, that were always off—limits? particularly, i think of the persona, the personality of nelson mandela himself. was he somebody that, for you as a cartoonist, whatever outrage you were feeling for other things, you would never really go for the jugular with mandela? actually not true. i would go for thejugular, yes. i didn't go for the jugular, but i did critical cartoons as early as 1994, the first year of his presidency. by 1995, i had a cartoon of him with a halo that's slipping. did you get a message from him saying, "what are you doing?"? no, abso

don't think they have _ bear, and ijust don't think they have a — bear, and ijust don't think they havee they are trying to push up a mountain— stone they are trying to push up a mountain to end this conflict. so we will see what _ mountain to end this conflict. so we will see what happens _ mountain to end this conflict. so we will see what happens when - mountain to end this conflict. so we will see what happens when they i will see what happens when they visit moscow as well, we will keep an eye on that. on to our next story. the usjustice department has published a damning report on policing in minneapolis which was prompted by the killing of george floyd three years ago. the attorney general, merrick garland, said the city's police routinely used excessive force and discriminated against black people and native americans. he said they deployed firearms when they weren't needed and violated people's right to freedom of speech. take a listen. the patterns and practices we observed made what happened to george floyd possible. as one city leader told us, "these systemic issues didn'tju

so ijust wanted to let won. that was a hoax and a scam. so i just wanted to let you won.know, i am an innocent man, i did nothing wrong. an innocent man, i did nothing wronu. ., an innocent man, i did nothing wron.. ., ., ., ., wrong. donald trump's mar-a-lago resort in florida, _ wrong. donald trump's mar-a-lago resort in florida, and _ wrong. donald trump's mar-a-lago resort in florida, and the _ resort in florida, and the classified files after he left office. thousands of documents were seized at his home last year, some of the market is classified. while the indictment hasn't been published, mr trump's lawyers believe the former president is facing obstruction, full statement and espionage act charges. he is due in court in miami on tuesday. i think there are some legitimate questions about the weaponisation of the criminaljustice system with regard — the criminaljustice system with regard to — the criminaljustice system with regard to donald trump. i feel like in the _ regard to donald trump. i feel like in the united states when somebody runs for— in the united sta

it felt good and when i had the spin rate, ijust knew i l had the spin rate, ijust knew i could justuld just commit and landed. we just watch the video there, which is amazing, but in slow motion, we just landed at the end, were quite low down onto the skateboard. was there a bit of a time when you thought you were going to fall and lose it right at the end because micro did you know you had it?— at the end because micro did you know you had it? when i landed it, i can sleep tight. _ know you had it? when i landed it, i can sleep tight, just _ know you had it? when i landed it, i can sleep tight, just commit - know you had it? when i landed it, i can sleep tight, just commit to - know you had it? when i landed it, i can sleep tight, just commit to justl can sleep tight, just commit to just landed and i was just can sleep tight, just commit to just landed and i wasjust landing it. fully committed. that is a model for life. very impressive. i want to speak to coach trevor, how proud are you right now?— you right now? yes, i'm really roud. i you right now? yes, i'm really proud- i can —

when ijust amazing pieces of property. when i just worked amazing pieces of property. i couldn't believe what kind of condition the golf course was in. and i think that the women's game is really making a step forward, where we get to play all these historic venues. on day four of the special olympics world games, there was a gold medal for swimmer taylor mackenzie from dundee. at 15, she's the youngest member of the great britain team. meanwhile, the games continue to offer opportunities for all levels of intellectual disability — and with a huge volunteer force. joe wilson reports from berlin. when taylor mckenzie took off in berlin, her relentless practice paid off. we'd visited her in dundee in the winter. every day, after school, she trains. autism and learning disability challenge her life, but in special olympics, she has found a positive place to excel, 400 metres freestyle, champion. just to be here is an opportunity of an lifetime that i'm never going to forget. i thinkjust competing and being a part of this whole thing, i never thought that i would actually

i'm just at a level of happiness where ijust can cry all day right now. 0k. let's do it. ..sneaky stormtroopers. .. ..and space. lots and lots of space. a big bunch of new games have been showcased in los angeles this week. ordinarily, this time of year would see the games industry descend on la for one of the biggest events on the gaming calendar, the e3 convention, but it seems e3 has been indefinitely postponed. this is awkward. that didn't stop some of the biggest names in games throwing their own events, though. we are not stopping, whatever lies at the end of this road. ubisoft gave us a glimpse of gameplay from its new star wars open—world adventure, outlaw. as well as a return to the world ofjames cameron's big, blue feline folk in avatar: frontiers of pandora. lam na'vi. living it up with the common folk... xbox had a couple of aces up its sleeve. a larger—than—life richard ayoade gave us an early look at the next game in the fable fantasy franchise. you see, i'm not here to slay legendary beasts. i'm here to conquer the vegetable. not a euphemism. least surprisi

and he said, "oh, no, ijust saw that your cartoons would not be reproduced in the cape argus any moreto see the cartoons. and i had met him in 911, so i was speechless for a few seconds and then i said to him, "i really want to say something. "i'm just amazed that you called me personally, "but even more so because in the four years since i met you, "you would've seen the cartoons becoming more and more critical of the anc and of government," and he said, "oh, but that is yourjob." and for me, thatjust personified that amazing ability of his to take criticism and to see the importance of criticism, of cartooning, of good journalism in the country. and that puts him head and shoulders above most politicians, most statesmen. let's talk now about your relationship with more recent south african leaders. in particular, i want to focus onjacob zuma. and in particular, i want to focus onjacob zuma, cos it's one thing to draw a leader with a slipping halo. your treatment of zuma was on a different scale. and most people in south africa will think of your characterisation of zuma with a showe

i had my first son and i got post—natal depression, and i rememberwinning — ijust went on a gamblingn really big, and i never stopped. it was just continuous from there. i rememberjust getting scratch cards, winning, losing, opening more and more accounts online continuously. and yeah, before i knew it i was a gambling addict. i used to love online slots, you know — online slots, then i would move to, like — i was betting on horses, i didn't even know what you do. but i was just putting money there because i was looking for this dopamine hit that i wanted, and i couldn't get it from slots anymore because i was so sick of the flashing lights, everything popping up, that actually it was boring me. i was getting to the point where i was gambling and it was boring, but i had to do it because that side of my brain was going gamble, gamble, gamble — and when i couldn't, i would feel like i was physically withdrawing from that. was it impacting your relationship with your kids as well? yeah, soifeel like... i mean, for a long time, i was never that active mum that they deserved. i loved the

i am a simple person, and ijust iam a simple person, and ijust want— lam a simple person, and ijust wanting any more _ kindness and love. no—one is wanting any more war— kindness and love. no—one is wanting any more war orangerand any more war or anger and aggression. any more war orangerand aggression. i see people walking with aggression. ! see people walking with their— aggression. i see people walking with their heads down in sadness. i want _ with their heads down in sadness. i want the _ with their heads down in sadness. i want the world to be at peace and kindness — want the world to be at peace and kindness and love. and... want the world to be at peace and kindness and love. and. . .- kindness and love. and... joyce? yes. i kindness and love. and... joyce? yes- i am — kindness and love. and... joyce? yes- i am glad — kindness and love. and... joyce? yes. i am glad we _ kindness and love. and... joyce? yes. i am glad we have _ kindness and love. and... joyce? yes. i am glad we have heard - kindness and love. and... joyce? | yes. i am glad we have heard your sentiments— yes. i am

ijust want ones of those who have lost their lives.now. we have seen these forensic officers all over the city centre. in particular behind me, they were here about 20 minutes ago. they are back here again and they are also round the corner. they really are combing the streets. we don't know what they are looking for, but they have been quite a few of them out on the street. really very much an ongoing police operation. you can see it in action behind me. we have also had reaction from the energy secretary, grant shapps, who has commented on the incident. ~ , , ., . incident. absolutely horrific. i feel so deeply _ incident. absolutely horrific. i feel so deeply for _ incident. absolutely horrific. i feel so deeply for the - incident. absolutely horrific. i | feel so deeply for the families, incident. absolutely horrific. i - feel so deeply for the families, for the communities involved. it's hard to comprehend what has happened and i think we do have to give the police time to investigate and make sure that they are able to find out.

as for what's likely to happen in 2024 on the specifics, ijust i don't know. but i do know that the narrative that the 2020 election was stolen, which is believed by tens of millions of americans. so vast, vast numbers of people, basically, most republicans kind of believe that it was stolen. most democrats believe that it wasn't like that... ..that idea has gone nowhere, that hasn't receded. and i cannot imagine that in 2024 these people who believe that it was stolen last time, if they don't win this time are just going to go, "oh, well, this one was fine. this one was just legit. that was it was a textbook perfect election." so, you know, that's my prediction. john, what do you think? well, i mean, right now, at this moment in time, it's going to be a shoo in for trump getting the nomination. i mean, desantis is the best thing that could possibly have happened to trump. interestingly, you know, trump is positioning himself to the left of desantis, and that's working. he's getting, you know, the bernie people. desantis is one thing i like about american cons