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but ijust wonder, how much stink do you think this is going to kick up? upon is what is self—evident to a lot of people. because it's a difficultjob to go from opposition who are human beings. yeah. i think you can see from outer space that starmer has zigged he's a pragmatist, his fans would say, and he's a sort of empty vessel. his detractors would say. victory with more mps than there are human beings in... there are astronauts. so i think that it's clear that that's been to what extent did he subcontract the politics he was plotting his path to power very consciously, very deliberately. this source said he was very keen to make sure that they were on top of things like campaign finance so you do get the strong impression that at times he has leaned on those around him and how much, you know, a little more complicated. of the road, and he was someone who kind of fit the bill. and keir starmer was- the right man in the right place at the right time. well, it's easy to say, and he paid attention - to what members wanted. this guy clearly gets it - in the

well, ijust wonder — you know, it's an interesting feel you've escalated too far and actually abandoneduman morality in your pursuit of your own agenda, body, the naked female body, in your sensational stunts. powerful that he bashed up his girlfriend. you have to see it. you're laughing. many people listening to this will find that repulsive. well, it wasn't like that. that's how some people are characterising it. extreme when, actually, i mean, we litigate, we legislate, we are behind the scenes talking to something that is gimmicky and using it. and that's why we use gimmicks, because otherwise silence is a social cause's worst enemy. your own colleagues with you. powerful that he bashed up his girlfriend. she laughs you have to see it. you're laughing. many people listening to this will find that repulsive. well, it wasn't like that. that's how some people are characterising it. i mean, the bottom line here is that we're picking up on the most extreme things and then making them even more extreme when, actually, i mean, we litigate, we legislate, we are behind the scenes talking to

ijust want i just want to bring you ijust want to bring you some news on our top story today, which issident trump issuing... signing in order to impose sanctions on staff of the international criminal court. we had already heard the international criminal court had to contend that to move found in the last few minutes the the struggle to find an nhs dentist in the uk is an issue many people are familiar with. last february, police were called to a newly seen a dentist for more than five years. after another 100 patient spaces became available. our reporter christopher mace was there. a familiar sight on ashley road. queues down the street. to the dentist for five years, so hopefully they're going you know, decay or tooth loss. this area, there's lots of lots of communities and individuals who desperately need to get their teeth done and they can't afford it. are closing, or they've closed. year when the practice opened. with some of them waiting more than five years for a check up. and you're talking young children — in total agony to do anything. opened, couldn't have been a day too

but ijust know i was really well looked after, so thank you. straightforward, thankfully. by a horse. able to piece it all back together for her. the accident did mean the princess had to cancel daniela ralph, bbc news. it's been half a century since a female driver raced formula i debut in 1975, there was hope for the beginnings of gender parity in motorsport. tested to the limit to try and end that wait. traditionally dominated by men. i'm a driver. i'm a racer. it's a male—dominated sport,i for sure, but i think now girls are kind of becoming more into it. - and it sometimes felt - like it was so hard to reach. and that's it. just face me. commentator: skye parker trying to come around the outside - she gets

and then ijust stopped having a business by myself. three years, i think. then i don't think there istection for the tattoo artist. south korea is, a while ago, i read an article, in an accident, and he got a fingernail tattoo on his tattoos have already become a part of our life, despite the existence of tattoo is outside of the boundary of laws. according to a government survey, the percentage of people who have a tattoo is rapidly increasing. of people who wanted to have a tattoo. if i need something changes, i use photoshop. _ my name is gong greem, - so you canjust call me greem. i think it will take two or 2.5 hours, i think. i and a half, i think. and the last one is like this. yeah. it's illegal. so i think that is why| many talented artists go abroad, i think. did you have many tattoos before you started tattooing or not really? yeah. in here much more better. here, like, people are very- open—minded and i can do very the artist that did this one, the one on the other side, this colour one, she only had like two tattoos or like one, and i rememberfinding out... yeah. and i wa

last night when we saw and learned saw those scenes and learned there weren't mexican nationals on ijust calls mexico for example, worried their people worried about their loved ones?— people worried about their loved ones? definitely. we were havin: loved ones? definitely. we were having some _ loved ones? definitely. we were having some community - 7we found 7 7we found out 7 7 7we found out about 7 7we found out about the 7 7we found out about the jet7 when we found out about the jet being mexican jet. so when we found out about the jet being mexicanjet. so when we being a mexican jet. so when we first found out this very first found out about this very tragic accident, we have been tragic accidente weheae heen— .-.- ---. active and working to see very active and working to see if were mexican if there were mexican nationals first might have been first that might have been involved, then talking to family members of those victims involved, then talking to fam we nembers of those victims involved, then talking to fam we want ers of those victims involved, then talking to fam we want to

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ijust like people involved on both sides.ion to those images that we've been seeing.— reaction to those images that we've been seeing. sure, thank ou for we've been seeing. sure, thank you for having _ we've been seeing. sure, thank you for having me. _ we've been seeing. sure, thank you for having me. well, - we've been seeing. sure, thank you for having me. well, first, | you for having me. well, first, it's important that these hostages were released, that the ceasefire is proceeding, however much difficulty. with however much difficulty. it's also clear there's a lot of going on, i would of posturing going on, i would say particularly from hamas. the physical nature of what the hostages look like and how difficult their captivity had been was evident to all. but also paraded them on a hamas also paraded them on a stage. we've seen that in the past. i don't know that we have seen the incidents where they had to read statements, which is what occurred today. so there is a jockeying, posturing, an effort to portray, i guess,

ijust see the plane is getting lower and lower and lower and it nipped the house and it hit a couplers. boom! and into the plaza and dunkin�* doughnuts — everywhere. i have never seen nothing like that a day in my life. there was a big ball of fire just flew into the sky and the whole gas station started shaking. at first light, the full extent of the damage became clear — debris across a wide area and a small crater where the plane hit. the jet was carrying six people, all mexican nationals. they're believed to have been a young girl receiving life—saving treatment, her mother and four flight crew. all those on board were killed. the authorities say one person was also killed on the ground. we can confirm that there i were also a number of other victims who were injured in this incident and - they are being treated - in area hospitals, and thus far our count is that there are 19 injured victims. - but again this is not etched in stone. - the crash comes just two days after a much larger collision between a commercialjet and a military helicopter in washington. officials say 67 peopl

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ijust opened the door, and he's in there, you know, having sex with this... ..with this girl.bout what state she was in. most notorious jails until his trial begins in may. rianna croxford, bbc news, new york. but that could all change as dog food made from meat time today. the manufacturer claims the cultivated meat has a lower carbon footprint and is healthier too. they eat a lot of food and that food contains a lot of meat, by high—pet—owning nations — and that would include the united kingdom — is actually consumed a bit like this. the manufacturer of the meat in these chicken—based doggy the carbon dioxide emissions of traditional meat. so here is the crucial question — what do the dogs think? barking. caters for our canine companions? so we've got the treats here. yes, they do. there you go, there you go! what about you, maud? whoa! i mean, do you ever worry about rue's carbon footprint? if i'm honest, i haven't thought about it much, me, personally, i wouldn't eat lab—grown meat, so i'm not sure to for my dog, either. the british veterinary association is a bit meatly —

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it is, ijust think — i mean, i've only i can only compare it to biden, but the tempo of the last twoincredible to me, just how many stories come out every single day out of every single time he speaks, you know, there's multiple storylines that come out. i think that's kind ofjust the way of the white house now. yeah, and comparing it to the last trump presidency, the first couple of weeks were less about policy and action, and more about kind of interpersonal issues, shall we say, within the team. but this is literally executive order, and action and action. and of course, this week absolutely dominated by the horrific tragedy, that mid—air collision, just down the road from us here over the potomac — and really thrust donald trump and his brand—new transportation secretary, sean duffy, and his new defence secretary, pete hegseth, right into having to deal with a real—life tragedy and crisis where the nation is really looking for leadership, for action. how do you guys think he's handled that? well, i think, to your point, it has really sort of punctured this honeymoon period of tru

in congress though, even some senior republicans ijust can't comment on itj until i know more detailsf is, speaking from me i taxpayer money to rebuild gaza. in an apparent reference to the deadly devices used to target members of hezbollah last year, he gave this golden pager. "to donald trump," the inscription reads, "our greatest friend and ally." three former harrods employees have accused mohamed al fayed s only surviving brother of sexually assaulting them whilst they were working for the department store. the women, who are speaking for the first time to the bbc, say ali fayed, who co—owned harrods with his brothers, sexually assaulted them in the 1990s. mr fayed, who now lives in the us, denies all the incidents simply never occurred . the latest allegations come in the wake of a bbc documentary which exposed abuse by mohamed al fayed, who died in 2023. you may find some of the details in this report distressing. daniel di simone has more. francis says the assault was interrupted bought harrods in the 1980s with his brothers they sold it in 2010. say they were sexually abused

and so, ijust, ifind it so interesting how quickly, you know, the worldview has shifted. and people are really, you know, foreign leaders are really taking seen him follow through on some of these more drastic, um, you know, import duties. i mean, how do you feel about it? catriona? what do you what's what's stood out to you so far? yeah, for me, i think it's really interesting, the selection of the first foreign visits of this trump administration. foreign leader to visit the white he'll be here before modi at the start of next week. and obviously, that's very linked to everything that donald trump has been proposing around the middle east, and that could be quite a contentious interaction there, especially his latest thing, which, you know, hasjust been discussed wall to wall on every of gaza should stay in gaza. trump administration, the first foreign leader to come and how the focus of this donald trump foreign policy of this donald trump was gone for four but they've met so many times donald trump has been to india. who can forget? namaste, trump. and you know, so th

ijust opened the door, and he's in there, you know, having sex with this, with this girl.peculation about what state she was in. in a statement, sean combs, his legal team, said... for now, he's being held here inside one of new york's most notorious jails until his trial begins in may. and if you're watching here in the uk, there's more on that on the podcast diddy on trial on bbc sounds. here in the uk, the conservative leader, kemi badenoch has said it should be harderfor legal immigrants to apply for british citizenship. she said people should live in the uk for 15 years before they can apply, rather than the current six years. let's speak to dr s chelvan, head of immigration and public law at 33 bedford row and adjunct professor at southampton law school. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. the key question is with these changes been down overall migration figures? it is clearly a _ migration figures? it is clearly a scare - migration figures? it is clearly a scare tactic i migration figures? it isj clearly a scare tactic as migration figures? it is l clearly a scare

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ijust think, like a lot that he says, it's noise, better or safer or stronger.riven, extremist, radical — his ability to be prime minister. one of them left the coalition over the decision to go into the first ceasefire, and the other has said that he will leave if the ceasefire progresses to its second phase. throughout an extended period of time for prime minister netanyahu, has a choice to make between his own politics, in the best interests of his country and his people. and just coming back, then, to that idea of what donald trump had to say — to use your parlance, saying that it is noise — even if that is the case, even if it doesn't come to fruition, do words matter? process, like ceasefire negotiations? i am living here in the united states and seeing the impact of president trump's words and the actions the white house with him far more than makes sense forany human being. and so it is noise. in the case, though, of his statements about gaza, which were very quickly walked back by his white house press comment on it, it has for all sorts of reasons the

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have absolutely, and you were mentioning already how your community has been coming together — but ijusting those people planning maybe a larger memorialfor those individuals. of unity and peace here in wichita — the governor's ordered flags at half—staff for a few days into next month. those who were guests here at the ice—skating competition. tragically linked because of this — i wonder what you made from the comments from donald trump in the wake of this awful tragedy? i think these victims and their families deserve from their president. but we here in wichita are making sure that we are coming that we honour people in the right way, and we don't look to things that divide us, but to what can unite us. with tariffs against the us�*s three biggest trade partners. president trump has been speaking about the types of products he expects to be hit with the tax. eventually, we'll put tariffs on chips, put tariffs on oil 18 february. we already have tariffs on steel, and we saved our to what it'll be. we'll be putting tariffs on steel and aluminium, so why are tariffs being imposed? and me

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absolutely, and you were mentioning already how your community has been coming together — but ijust wondering weeks and months, what kind of support in a more official capacity will people need? and also, how are you memorialising those people who have been lost? so, we've been talking as a council about how, once we know from the manifest any wichitans, we can start planning maybe a larger memorialfor those individuals. we've already changed the lights to the colour of unity and peace here in wichita — the governor's ordered flags at half—staff for a few days into next month. so we're doing those things, we want to make sure we honour those who were guests here at the ice—skating competition. just so many amazing people who lost their lives, and we'll do what we can to make sure we honour them all. and lastly, sir, washington, dc and wichita will forever be tragically linked because of this — i wonder what you made from the comments from donald trump in the wake of this awful tragedy? i think these victims and their families deserve a lot better than what they received from the president.

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