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ijust want his charmed life is ending. to stay with us, ijust - ten.th us, ijust want ending. to stay with us, i 'ust want to brina in ending. to stay with us, i 'ust want to bring in the h ending. to stay with us, ijust want to bring in the democratic- ending. to stay with us, ijust want to bring in the democratic party - strategist, cristina antelo. i wonderfrom a i wonder from a democratic perspective, is it frustrating that despite all of these arraignments in these court cases, all of this negative coverage, the republican base don't seem to be listening. the democratic party is not cutting through. i democratic party is not cutting throu . h. ., democratic party is not cutting throu~h. . �* , democratic party is not cutting throu~h. . �*, , ., through. i mean, it's frustrating from my point _ through. i mean, it's frustrating from my point of— through. i mean, it's frustrating from my point of view— through. i mean, it's frustrating from my point of view in - through. i mean, it's frustrating from my point of view in termsl through. i mean, it's

ijust want to deall between. ijust want to deal with— between.what's in front of - between. ijust want to deal with what's in front of me. i bryson dechambeau became the fourth player on a top—level tour to shoot 58 on sunday, making birdie on his last four holes to comfortably win the latest event on the liv tour. it's his first title in the series, and came at a rain—softened greenbrier. the conditions very much helping. he went on to card his lowest ever score for around. it was 12 under on this part. dechambeau finished at 23—under for a six—shot victory over mito pereira... over mito pereira, earning the 4 million dollar winners' prize. i'v e i've been working so hard for the long time, and i knew something special was going to come, ijust didn't know when. the way i played the first round, it was pretty much the worst i could've done. the second round was like, 0k, obviously played really well. today, ifelt everything kind of clicking. to the world cycling championships in glasgow, where the highlight on sunday was a dramatic men's road rac

ijust couldn't bear it. _ as i only needed to waterloo. ijust couldn't bear it., i'm 76, i'm fairly used to being - i'm 76, i'm fairly used to being online— i'm 76, i'm fairly used to being online quite— i'm 76, i'm fairly used to being online quite a— i'm 76, i'm fairly used to being online quite a lot, _ i'm 76, i'm fairly used to being online quite a lot, i— i'm 76, i'm fairly used to being online quite a lot, i have - i'm 76, i'm fairly used to being online quite a lot, i have a - online quite a lot, i have a smartphone. _ online quite a lot, i have a smartphone, but - online quite a lot, i have a smartphone, but if- online quite a lot, i have a smartphone, but if i - online quite a lot, i have a smartphone, but if i am i online quite a lot, i have a - smartphone, but if i am confronted with a _ smartphone, but if i am confronted with a website _ smartphone, but if i am confronted with a website that _ smartphone, but if i am confronted with a website that is _ smartphone, but if i am confronted with a website that is so _ with a website that is so complicate

i don't know ijust _ you keep doing this? i don't know. ijust said, _ you keep doing this?w. ijust said, you - you keep doing this? i don't| know. ijust said, you know, the chance as a coach or a player you make it two finals is really, really special and we made it already. they never take anything for granted, but i am like am i in a fairytale orsomething? those the thoughts of the manager, calling it a fairytale to reach the final. what of the players on the pitch though? let's start with captain millie bright. honestly, i've said it a million times and i will continues ehinger, the mentality of the script i've never seen before, think they come from serene as well only believed ballouchy gives us within ourselves but also she gives us and we can play many different ways, think that is the beauty of this squad. whatever an opponent throws at us we adapt, we find a way to win. and, yeah, just really proud of the girls. imean, i mean, it's hard right now, just— i mean, it's hard right now, just feel— i mean, it's hard right now, just feel disappointed. but looking up into

ijust said, you know, the - ijust said, you know, the chance as a coach or player, you make it to twoeally special. and we've made it to two already, i'll never take anything for granted, but like — i might like ina granted, but like — i might like in a fairy tale or something? those the thoughts of the manager, calling it a "fairy tale" to reach the final. what of the players on the pitch though? let's start with captain millie bright. on the set set a million times, and i'll continue saying it, the mentality of this group is something i've never seen before, and i think that comes from sarina wiegman, as well, in the belief she gives us but also we can play many different ways, that's the beauty of the squad. whatever an opponent throws at us, we adapt and find a way to win. and yet, just really proud the girls. imean, i mean, it's really hard right now— i mean, it's really hard right now but_ i mean, it's really hard right now but we just feel disappointed. i mean, looking up disappointed. i mean, looking up into— disappointed. i mean, looking up into the crowd, we had 75,000 _ up

police sa and ijust painted this. police say morgan _ and ijust painted this.chtenstein were planning to flee the us to russia, lichtenstein's country of birth. if successful they would have lived a billionaire lifestyle safe from arrest by the us. instead, they now face prison. joe tidy, bbc news the mayor of london, sadiq khan, has announced a big extension of financial support for people who want to replace their car ahead of the expansion of the capital's ultra low emission zone or ulez. anyone in the city scrapping a non—compliant car will be eligible fora grant of up to £2,000. harry farley reports. around the expansion of the area covered by london's ultra low emission zone has been building. drivers of cars that produce too much pollution must pay £12 50 each day to drive in the zone. this 13,965... than the zone. this 13,965. .. an unexoected _ the zone. this 13,965... in unexpected victory for the conservatives in the by—election last month was put down to the labb's scheme. he has lost this election for labour and we know it was his damaging and cost

ijust... allthese day, which creates worse traffic flows. ijust..._ target. the domestic transport sector is a note _ target. the domestic transport sector is a note aureus - target. the domestic transport l sector is a note aureus polluter. target. the domestic transport i sector is a note aureus polluter. i have the figure, it creates 24% of the uk greenhouse gas emissions. that is domestic transport, away from public transport. that is a significant proportion of our total greenhouse gas emission output. but with technology and obviously there is loads _ with technology and obviously there is loads of _ with technology and obviously there is loads of electric cars and everything around london, over time we will— everything around london, over time we will take — everything around london, over time we will take noncompliant cars off the road _ we will take noncompliant cars off the road anyway. what happens with all the _ the road anyway. what happens with all the ulez cameras? what happens without— all the ulez cameras? what happens without dimini

ijust want to give you an idea of the _ them. ijust want to give you an idea of the sheer _ them. ijust want to give you an idea of the sheer scale - them. ijust want to give you an idea of the sheer scale of - them. ijust want to give you an idea of the sheer scale of the i idea of the sheer scale of the operation that has taken place successfully in pakistan. here you can see the cable car dangling hundreds of metres underneath this ravine and there you can see one of the army helicopters that was helping it. ifi the army helicopters that was helping it. if i run the pictures take a look at that helicopter there you can see dangling out of that one of the army officers that was trying to get down to the cable car early on in the front rescue mission. if i can zoom in and you can see he managed to get to the cable car to give them some supplies early on in the rescue. than a few hours later we had that first rescue of a child from the helicopter. let me share those pictures. keep your eye on the centre of the screen. that is the cable car. along kerry can see hundreds of people w

if i don't have a i court to go to ijust go to the park and shoot — court to go to ijust go to the parkhe park and shoot there. for me it's- and shoot there. for me it's really important — and shoot there. for me it's really important that's— and shoot there. for me it's really important that's all— and shoot there. for me it's really important that's all i— and shoot there. for me it's really important that's all i basically- important that's all i basically do other— important that's all i basically do other than go _ important that's all i basically do other than go to school. - there's a full programme of free sport here, but that will change when the school term resumes. at the moment, we will go from seven days a week, from nine in the morning until ten at night, right down to next week from just thursday, friday and saturday, six until nine, because that's all we can afford. there are surely many solutions to a stubborn problem, but trust is often built locally. and the message from this facility — fund it and they will come. joe wilson, bbc news, north paddington youth club. let

ijust think that he was an all-round - on it? did he develop?was an all-round person. his that he was an all—round person. his passion for cricket, his passion for music, his passion for people, and his kindness. i give you one example. when my daughter, caron, died, she was writing two books and ifinish them off died, she was writing two books and i finish them off and amalgamated them. that is when i was asked to go on his television programme. when i look back on it, it was a dream for me. i neverthought look back on it, it was a dream for me. i never thoughti look back on it, it was a dream for me. i never thought i would be down those stairs. after the show he said, if you ever want me to do a theatre show, including clips from my programmes, to raise money for your foundation, my programmes, to raise money for yourfoundation, i will my programmes, to raise money for your foundation, i will do my programmes, to raise money for yourfoundation, i will do it. my programmes, to raise money for yourfoundation, iwill do it. he did, and many peopl

ijust think he's _ different president. ijust think he's lost — different president.re. this is not the sort of weather we'd get this time of the year usually, and we have to wait until later, next week for any significant improvements. until later, next week for any now, today, earlier on, we had gusts of 60mph on the isle of wight — the winds are not as strong now, along the south coast of england. and there was some sunshine around as well here and there in between the downpours. and this was the radar from earlier on — we had some thundery downpours developing across some southern parts of the uk, and that more persistent rain across northern parts of england keeping it particularly chilly here. and it's all been due to yet another area of low pressure that steered right over the uk — and that was storm patricia, named by the french met service, with greater impacts across that part of europe. but things are going to calm down as we head into the night because the strong, gusty winds will continue to ease, the more persistent rain and thunderstorms move away, it d

ijust want to explain what you can on _ on the unit.u can on screen, - on the unit. ijust want to explain what you can on screen, we - on the unit. ijust want to explain what you can on screen, we are l what you can on screen, we are waiting for this press statement from the countess of chester hospital, our health corresponding to dominic hughes is occasionally in the shot, it is moving around as they set up. we want to make sure that as soon as the statement happens, we bring it to your life, so we will continue to watch. you can also say that new picture of lucy letby that was released by cheshire police at the conclusion of this trial. this was her after her arrest. well, there were three arrests, as we were saying, dan. at various points. and this has really become, i think, various points. and this has really become, ithink, a various points. and this has really become, i think, a feature of the trial, hasn't it? as we were reflecting there, the sheer amount of time that it took to join the dots, to put together the medical eviden

ijust couldn't understand it, you know?de, decided to write a letter to the author of the quote, so i got up close enough to see the author's name and myjaw dropped cos it said, "anne frank." and i thought, "this is too childish for words, man." and as soon as i said that, it made perfect sense. of course anne frank could say that. she was a child, she was a kid. and, you know, no matter what you do to children, they are always able to still see some good in you. mike nichols, he says, "i was on the last boat out of germany..." as a refugee? as a refugee. .."and so that story knocked me out. "would you ever want to do... "..this show for broadway?" i thought he was kidding orjust being nice. and i said, "absolutely, absolutely." so when we got home, my mother said, "i think he was asking if you wanted to work with him." isaid, "no, no, he would have said that. "he would have said that." so a month after i get home, my phone rings in berkeley, where i live. and he says, "ms goldberg," and his voice was very distinctive, so y

because all the trees were down, so i just went up because all the trees were down, so ijust went up around me throughout the night stop ijust sat up around me throughout the night stop i just sat up and hoped around me throughout the night stop ijust sat up and hoped that i just sat up and hoped that the fires would not burn our house. and so i have just fires would not burn our house. and so i havejust spent fires would not burn our house. and so i have just spent the last 24 hours photographing what has been going on. we have had so much devastation, we have lost front street in lahaina, historic front street, we have had fires all over the island and lots of people have been injured, so it has been devastating for us.- been injured, so it has been devastating for us. been injured, so it has been devastatin: for us. . devastating for us. yeah, daniel, we are showing — devastating for us. yeah, daniel, we are showing some _ devastating for us. yeah, daniel, we are showing some of— devastating for us. yeah, daniel, we are showing some of the _ devastating for us. yeah, daniel, we ar

imean, ijust...berately politically come out about and discussed with passion and even vitriol, they then have to hear consequential reactions to that. i just... ifind it extraordinary and quite boring. and so, yeah, i think cancel culture is really an idea that has emerged because it�*s alliterative and easy to talk about without nuance. and i think that i�*m interested in specific examples of human beings trying to treat each other well. and i think they�*re mostly fine... just one more example. the critic and sort of culture commentator kate copstick, she�*s particularly interested in comedy. now, i mean, actually, a lot of what you write is funny, but you don�*t do... thank you. ..outright sort of comedy. but she says, "at this year�*s edinburgh fringe..." and the fringe is a sort of artistic sort of firmament that goes on in edinburgh every year. she says, "i�*ve never known the fringe be so censorious." that word censorious — do you feel an intolerance, a censoriousness, in the arts today that

ijust know the verbiage he was _ that time. ijust know the verbiage he was using.ly hard to prove conspiracy. be incredibly hard to prove consuiracy-_ be incredibly hard to prove consira . ., conspiracy. really? there was demonstrable _ conspiracy. really? there was demonstrable evidence - conspiracy. really? there was demonstrable evidence that l conspiracy. really? there was| demonstrable evidence that he conspiracy. really? there was - demonstrable evidence that he lost. 60 court cases, leavens senior figures in the administration legal counsel telling him he'd lost. i guess the only defences that he truly believed it was stolen despite all the evidence he provided with. right. | all the evidence he provided with. right. ijust don't know how you get to that _ right. ijust don't know how you get to that in _ right. ijust don't know how you get to that in a court of law at the end of the day~ — to that in a court of law at the end of the day~ i— to that in a court of law at the end of the day. ijust don't know how you prove — of the day. ijust don't know how you p

the jamaican one was about a quarter inch, so ijust didn't like it.history. i would not learn it. after high school, you'll be working for the government. or as time went by and it became obvious that another thing you could do was to leave. you could do was to leave guyana and come to the mother country. the mother country. the term was used often, you know, during your education. so, most people of the windrush generation, like myself, were not formally educated to, you know, because they didn't go to private schools or posh schools. but we knew — or we were told — a lot about britain. why is this photograph so important to you? i because... ..it�*s in perhaps a small way, help to break down the barriers. hm. with figures like him, we see their accomplishments and they hide a lot of the scars. and i think for me, i'm interested in where the discomfort lies and what he might might be keeping beneath the surface and how we can bring that into a richer understanding of who he is. good afternoon. with low pressure nearby for yet another weekend, there's

ijust want to capture something realistic and raw and honest.iled portrait for you. so the more the camera captures, the better. i do know a little bit about alfred already because i did some research and it looks like he came from jamaica to england on the windrush and he joined the raf. my granddad was recruited for the raf in 1958 and i said, like, "did you enjoy it?" he was like, "not really." what about you ? he came at the wrong time. when i came here, i mean, the war was still on. the best thing was get to know where you were, get to know the people and... keep your nose clean. keep your nose clean? don't get involved with anything. what do you feel is the key aspect of who you are and what you want represented in the painting? hmm. really, it's up to you. sometimes you can have really serious portraits, but you've got such a great laugh, i feel like i want to capture some of the, some of the candid nature of your personality. really. yeah. a lot of memories go back into good reggae music. a lot of good memories, yep. all the teaching of

i didn't feel like i ran the best race either, so ijust threw my whole 16 years of the sport in that200 and didn't give up until the end. the of course, disappointed with what happened. at the same time, i really don't feel like i could have done anything different. just ask unfortunately, that's how it went. i've been preparing as good as i can in the best shape of my life, but if your body is not 100%, there is not much you can do. i can't do magic, unfortunately. let's bring you up to date on 3 other finals in the mens 400 metre hurdles, norway's reigning olympic champion and world record holder, karsten warholm, found an extra gear to surge clear on the closing straight and regain his crown in fine style. thats now a record third a00m hurdles world title for the 27 year old. marileidy paulino meanwhile has become the first dominican woman to be crowned world champion after taking gold in the 400metres. paulino finally claiming top spot on the podium after silvers at last year's worlds and tokyo 0lympics. there was a touching moment in the womens pole vault with katie moon and nin

but ijust thought we controlled for the most part.ght we we controlled for the most part. but ijust thought we may have been a bit more creative is to create some opportunities for ourselves. we have shown weber in the premier— we have shown weber in the premier league in my we have to constantly— premier league in my we have to constantly push and develop and no matter— constantly push and develop and no matter who we face and today, _ no matter who we face and today, i— no matter who we face and today, i think we could've edged _ today, i think we could've edged out but we didn't and i think— edged out but we didn't and i think it's _ edged out but we didn't and i think it's interesting game for the fans— think it's interesting game for the fans and everyone watching and so, — the fans and everyone watching and so, hopefully. we've actually heard from harry kane, 2a hours after he joined bayern munich from spurs. the england captain explained how tough a decision it vwas to leave tottenham after 19 years, and also the premier league

wanted i from everybody, from the press including, and ijust wanted to. including, and ijust wantednk you all. i think doreen lawrence - say thank you all. i think doreen lawrence came l say thank you all. i thinkl doreen lawrence came to say thank you all. i think i doreen lawrence came to trust the daily— doreen lawrence came to trust the daily mail because of the role they played in her campaign. in her claim, there isa— campaign. in her claim, there isa section— campaign. in her claim, there is a section that is very personal. you get the sense that — personal. you get the sense that there was a close relationship there and one where _ relationship there and one where she felt that she was in safe _ where she felt that she was in safe hands. she trusted them. we've — safe hands. she trusted them. we've got— safe hands. she trusted them. we've got the claim form from baroness lawrence and is quite incredible litany of allegations, including interception of voicemail, so old school phone hacking, tapping of landline telephones, lagging of personal records, monitoring of bank accou

and ijust ran out to the beach and i ran south and ijust helped everybody i could along the way.ead bodies in the water, floating, and on the sea wall. they've been sitting there since last night. we've been pulling people out since last night, trying to save people's lives, and i feel like we're not getting the help we need. at 3am, we got a call, "get. out" — that was our neighbour —— the us military has now mobilised as it tries desperately to suppress the fires over the island. a state nicknamed �*the paradise of the pacific�* is now paradise lost. nomia iqbal, bbc news. the us coast guard has been working to rescue people off the coast of the town of lahaina after manyjumped into the water to escape the burning flames. they say a total of 17 people have been saved from the water. another a0 survivors have been found on shore and brought to safety by boat crews. the coast guard says search efforts have covered 689 square nautical miles, which isjust over 2000 square kilometres. now, the weather has been very dry in hawaii recently with isolated fires breaking out. however, as

ijust released a new album with — little bit. ijust released a new album with some _ little bit.it. ijust released a new i album with some crimean songs, little bit. ijust released a new - album with some crimean songs, and i was seeing one of them. sings in crimean. hi guys. i’m was seeing one of them. sings in crimean. hi guys.— was seeing one of them. sings in crimean. hi guys. i'm sure people in the airort crimean. hi guys. i'm sure people in the airport were _ crimean. hi guys. i'm sure people in the airport were looking _ crimean. hi guys. i'm sure people in the airport were looking at _ crimean. hi guys. i'm sure people in the airport were looking at you - crimean. hi guys. i'm sure people in the airport were looking at you but i the airport were looking at you but we are so grateful, here in the uk and viewers around the world. thank ou at and viewers around the world. thank you at jamaia — and viewers around the world. thank you at jamala miss _ and viewers around the world. thank you at jamala miss tomorrow. - and viewers around the world. “maria; you at jamala miss tom

ijust thought, he bought a ticket, _ person there?ht, he bought a ticket, let's do - person there? ijust thought, he bought a ticket, let's do the - person there? ijust thought, he i bought a ticket, let's do the show, let's see _ bought a ticket, let's do the show, let's see how it goes, let's sell it as if— let's see how it goes, let's sell it as if the — let's see how it goes, let's sell it as if the romish full and giving the best experience as he can. and you have maintained _ best experience as he can. and you have maintained a _ best experience as he can. and you have maintained a friendship - best experience as he can. and you have maintained a friendship with l have maintained a friendship with him, can you tell me how that's done? i him, can you tell me how that's done? , ,., him, can you tell me how that's done? , ., ._ , him, can you tell me how that's done? , ., , ., done? i messaged him today, he is a lovely man- — done? i messaged him today, he is a lovely man- he _ done? i messaged him today, he is a lovely man. he act

there's so much passion and skill out there, and ijust wanted — and skill out there, and ijust wantedortunity and the chance to show what they can do and so we did a campaign — what they can do and so we did a campaign. it was really, really successful. we had such an awesome turnout _ successful. we had such an awesome turnout. really wanted to keep it going. _ turnout. really wanted to keep it going, going forward.— turnout. really wanted to keep it. going, going forward._ and going, going forward. amazing. and ou are 13 going, going forward. amazing. and you are 13 commies _ going, going forward. amazing. and you are 13 commies started - going, going forward. amazing. and you are 13 commies started your- you are 13 commies started your football career about two years ago, how did you get into it? == football career about two years ago, how did you get into it?— how did you get into it? -- you are 13 and you — how did you get into it? -- you are 13 and you started _ how did you get into it? -- you are 13 and you started your _ how did you get into it? -- you are 13 and you started y

but i just want to be effaced, but ijust want to be effaced, but ijust want to be of giving their imaged to. the lack of on paper _ image is connected to. the lack of on paper qualifications - image is connected to. the lack of on paper qualifications may l of on paper qualifications may feel unfair but social media has changed the way the world sees brands. as long as it makes the company money, this lovely credit director is here to stay. michelle fleury, bbc news, new york. the russian rouble has briefly fallen to its lowest level in 16 months. moving parts 100 per us dollar. the decline comes as pressure grows on the russian economy with imports rising faster than exports and military spending growing for the ukrainian war. russia has been targeted with sanctions by western countries following its invasion of ukraine. in february 2022 the rouble plummeted after the war first broke out there but was bolstered by capital controls and oil and gas exports. after that news of a 6% jump and oil and gas exports. after that news of a 6%jump in the gdp injapan let's check the nikkei which is

ijust feel like historically _ issues? ijust feel like historically there - issues? is a lot issues? i just feel like - historically there is a lot of skittish— historically there is a lot of skittish net about women's bodies _ skittish net about women's bodies. all of this tension about— bodies. all of this tension about modesty, uniforms, a big barrier globally for many young women — barrier globally for many young women from certain cultures to do public— women from certain cultures to do public or even private playing _ do public or even private playing. in the us, even with more — playing. in the us, even with more progressive attitudes about— more progressive attitudes about public appearance, participation and dress, there is still— participation and dress, there is still a — participation and dress, there is still a lot of tension about the exposure of women's arms and legs — the exposure of women's arms and legs. maternity leave or the interesting discussion about— the interesting discussion about women having to wear white — about women having to wear white

so ijust am very, very lucky. ways to talk about the human condition. i mean, if you're writing about the human condition, which most artists are on some level, and i definitely am in a quite explicit way, the how are we to live question, like what is moral and what is meaningful? and groundhog day and upright and even matilda, they're all explorations of how to live ethical lives. if that's yourjob, then all the slings and arrows and all the blows must necessarily be leveraged into your future work. and in doing so, in turning them into work, yourjob is to take the manure of your life and plant flowers in it and take all those nutrients of grief and rejection and whatever, and figure out how you can use it to make nice stuff. tim minchin, thank you so much for sharing your cultural life. it's a pleasure. thanks for listening to me ramble on! good. beautiful. nice. we're good actors. yeah, that was good. we should be the new mighty boosh. for podcast episodes, go to bbc sounds or wherever you get your podcasts. he

ijust ran out to the beach, and i ran south, and ijust helped anybody i could along the way. virgin galactic — is back on the ground after a successful first space flight for paying customers. the craft orbited earth with a former olympic athlete — and a mother and daughter on board. northern ireland's chief constable says dissident republicans claim to be in possession of details of thousands of officers and staff — accidentally released online. and in football transfer news — bayern munich agree a deal �*in principle�* with tottenham — for striker, harry kane. hello, i'm matthew amroliwala, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. we start with apocalyptic scenes in hawaii. us soldiers have joined search and recovery efforts. at least 36 people are known to have died in wildfires — others are still unaccounted for. large parts of the tourist town of la—highna — on the island of maui have been burned to the ground. this is what it looke like overnight — when flames spread rapidly — forcing some people to jump into the

ijust thought, "look at how lucky i am". "i mean, my god, it's mike nichols.he rather than come and see my show." what would have happened then if he hadn't come? would it have still happened? would this have... who knows? but luck had it that he came. i mean, your comedy has been controversial over the years, hasn't it? do you look back at any of it... apparently! do you regret any of the sketches, the routines? not one thing, no. any of the gags? well, because i'm not a gag person. right. but the things that i've done, there've been a reason. you know, there was a reason i wanted to show thatjust because someone visually looks different or physically looks different doesn't mean they're not entitled to the same loves, the same heartbreak, the same everything as the rest of us. and all of my work, all of my work has been aboutjust ..think about this. it may not be your experience, but just think about it cos you may find somebody whose experience it becomes. your stage show in new york, which ran in 1984 and 1985, won a grammy award for best comedy album — th

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isaid, "but, ijust want to check something, danny. "so ijust, you know, things can happen. i just don't want to let you down. and if there's a billion people watching, it would be visible if i messed up without a safety net". and he looked at me for a while, sort of slightly uncomprehendingly and then, said, "you'll be all right". that's — i'm going to take that with me. "you'll be all right." we then, a few weeks later, he got me back in and he showed me, for the first time, that opening ceremony. i was the only person in the entire side of the stadium, so it was empty, watching a full rehearsal of what became this very, sort of, notable opening ceremony and i was deeply moved by it. i felt as though he'd put the whole of — the whole of britain there and what i was struck by at the time — i'm notjust saying this with the benefit of hindsight — but i was thrilled that the nhs were right in the centre of it. something that, given everything that we know now, i'm very, very glad that ahead of, you know, national crisis, there was a mome

and ijust ran out to the beach and i ran south, and ijust helped everybody i could along the way.got to know when you can. the cause of all this — strong winds from a hurricane in the area, which whipped up fires already burning after a spell of particularly hot and dry weather, which some experts say is linked to climate change. the satellite image on the left of the town of lahaina was taken last month. the one on the right, yesterday. the extent of the damage is clear. as well as the deaths, dozens of people have been injured since the fires began burning on tuesday, and hospitals on the island are treating patients for burns and smoke inhalation. the primary focus is to save lives and to prevent human suffering, and mitigate great property loss. so that's exactly what the counties are doing and have been doing. there's still wind and still fire going on, lives being saved, so please follow your local officials, listen to their message and make sure you're safe, make sure you have a plan. the white house has issued a message of condolence from presidentjoe biden, praising the w