please welcome back to "the late show," ina garten. [applause] >> ina: how fun is this?contest? why did i know they were going to be cocktails. what did you make? >> stephen: this is yours. this is your watermelon martini right there. >> ina: say good night, everybody. >> stephen: it can just be for show if you want. >> ina: do you think these glasses are big enough? >> stephen: these right here. >> ina: chipotle cheddar crackers from my new book. are they good? >> stephen: oh, sweet lord. cheers. thank you for being here. >> ina: so happy to be here. not bad, right? >> stephen: i could chug that like gatorade. but i won't. your 13th book right here. it's called "go-to dinners." you really, you say that the pandemic changed your idea of a go-to dinner. >> ina: we were cooking all the time. it wasn't like you could go out to dinner or anything. i was working on a cookbook. i was doing recipes for instagram so that people could figure out what to do with what's in their pantry. we all bought white beings and all kinds of crazy things. i was doing a recipe for instagram. i

ina lot in a lot of ways singapore is very...ea are not. a people in these countries fighting and being resilient and being beautiful and blossoming and i would love to find out how they do it. blossoming and i would love to find out how they do it. we reach out _ find out how they do it. we reach out to _ find out how they do it. we reach out to the _ find out how they do it. we reach out to the singapore tourism board about that nightlife scene here in singapore and this was their response. "singapore continues to... that is all we have for you now on asia business report. if you want to keep up with the latest news visit our news website. i'm monica miller. thanks for watching. ina in a school in south—west london a about to take place dyrring will polda. he has just died in a marble block buster, guardians of the galaxy three. but he is here today because of his sister. but he is here today because of his sister-— his sister. today is national than 80 today. _ his sister. today is national than 80 today. so - his sister. toda

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gilan brought up that wife who was with ina for a while they have lived, their behaviors, their adherenceeir religious attachments , they are very social, their emotional attachments, this is the city of the city, this is all the lessons, all the things that make your memory of your martyrs exist. may the country be clean and allowed to be a diamond pot with your feet from dawn to dusk with ranchers in various models and sizes for all ages in installments without guarantor in the iranian mansion, vitality and health in the great iranian mansion, tek makaroon, only in the peak of baki j plus brand, you can see everything in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, good evening, dear viewers, the implementation of about 53,000 residential units in isfahan was started with the presence of the minister of roads and urban development. out of this number, in which cities and provinces should they be built? also, with the presence of the minister of roads and urban development, 665 residential units , including 305 additional housing units, were started. mehr 296 housing units of

it is natural , considering that he was unconsciously moving from the ina area to the am area. he would have left the scene even if a bullet hit him the car had been shot, it could not have stopped the moving car, and this car should have continued with its initial speed and at a low speed and crossed the intersection . it is that the bullet did not hit the car's tires and engine and this car was still able to move . under these conditions, what is the reason for stopping and not crossing the intersection ? reaching the first people stopped before the red crescent crossroads the official expert of the judiciary has reported the scene as follows: the marks and debris created on the said car are similar to the marks and debris that are usually caused by a bullet of a 7-8 mm caliber combat weapon, i.e. a kalashnikov with a firing distance of 12 to 18 meters. while the maximum distance of the security forces prayed by their mother gyan to khodrovia is less than 4 meters . moments of the pregnant pars car arrives at the hospital the tiba 2 car belonging to the family of martyr ashra

holy grave inside the house of hazrat, when the heart says that imam hussain hazrat musa bin jafar ina how did they become martyrs and where were they buried? i am asking so much about you that it is strange and i am still asking that i am like the tomb of the prophet, who says that it is before me, which means that he has a prediction that the dignity of the prophet is related to the place that he later after his martyrdom in the book written in shams about the life of imam reza, peace be upon him. he narrates from the language of hazrat reza's life from the time he left madinah to his arrival in iran and until his martyrdom, from the point of view of his birthplace and classification , we witness things such as historical debates about whether he is hazrat or about the virtues of hazrat sire and his way of life and noble and even in his own way, in spite of the stoning that is happening, all these points are trying to the audience take another novel with you to get a more detailed understanding of the times and progress of hazrat saman al-aima and the venerable father of imam musa ka

ina in a school in south—west london, a surprise is about to take place, starring will polter who justf the galaxy three but he is here today because of his sister. but he is here today because of his sister-— his sister. today is national think a teacher _ his sister. today is national think a teacher day. - his sister. today is national think a teacher day. she i his sister. today is national think a teacher day. she isj his sister. today is national. think a teacher day. she is an unsung hero in text on a huge responsibility. the unsung hero in text on a huge responsibility.— responsibility. the day began in 2014 to — responsibility. the day began in 2014 to celebrate - responsibility. the day began in 2014 to celebrate the - in 2014 to celebrate the commitment and professionalism found in so many schools. hi. found in so many schools. hi, everybody- — found in so many schools. hi, everybody. hello! _ found in so many schools. hi, everybody. hello! how- found in so many schools. hi, everybody. hello! how is- found in so many schools. hi, everybody. hello! how is it. everybody. hello

a 16-year-old girl was left alone at home with a single boy timiyeh and ina had no relationship with each other, later some of them got married organizational marriages and expediency marriages, telephone, four people lived for a season, you had three sons or daughters, the house officials, one daughter, the land is connected , then it is not changed, the lady is in another team house, again with two or three others, and also this life, which is nothing anymore. shahriari did not have the basis, i ended up covering myself and myself for evidence. sexual productivity of women in the organization is somehow in the hands of the officials in the upper ranks. the monopolization of accusing the financial resources of the organization until the ideological change by the people and the quick rich people who called the mojahedin of the people a religious organization and muslim jumps they were able to provide for the change of the organization's ideology, the most serious danger, therefore, we changed shahram to provide financial resources and founded another place . religious through the bel

naturally, considering that he was unconsciously moving from the area of ​​ina to the area of ​​am, theye the scene with all their strength and with increased speed. even if the bullet was fired at the car it could not have been the cause of stopping the car that was moving and this car should have continued on its way with the initial speed it had and at a low speed and crossed the intersection. transporting kian's father to the hospital with his own car also shows that the bullet did not hit the car's tires and engine, and the car was still able to move. under these conditions , what is the reason for stopping and not crossing the intersection ? people before the intersection of the red crescent has stopped the official expert the judicial authority has reported the scene as follows: the marks and debris created on the mentioned car are similar to the marks and debris that are usually caused by a bullet of a 7-8 mm caliber combat weapon , i.e. a kalashnikov , with a firing distance of 12 to 18 meters, while the maximum distance between the security forces claimed by kian's mother and t

ina in a school in south—west london as a prize is about to take place starring will poulter who hasel blockbuster guardians of the galaxy three. but he is here today because of his sister. ., ., , here today because of his sister. ., , ., ., ., sister. today is national teacher— sister. today is national teacher day. _ sister. today is national teacher day. i _ sister. today is national teacher day. i wanted . sister. today is national| teacher day. i wanted to surprise my little sister and thank her. like many teachers she is an unsung hero and takes on a huge responsibility.- on a huge responsibility. thank a teacher day — on a huge responsibility. thank a teacher day started _ on a huge responsibility. thank a teacher day started in - on a huge responsibility. thank a teacher day started in 2014 i a teacher day started in 2014 to celebrate the commitment and professionalism found in so many schools. hi. professionalism found in so many schools. hi, everybody. how is it— many schools. hi, everybody. how is it going? _ many schools. hi, everybody. how is it going? it _ many schools

ina week in a week in which the fed decided to pause interest rate hike.ge fell 109 points to 34,300, the s&p 500 shed 16 points, and the nasdaq composite dropped 93. wall street will be closed today for the juneteenth memorial. and that's it for this edition of asia business report. thanks for watching. moments later the pilot seems to be on his feet and walking away. it was caught on camera by mike centre be a volunteer with the rn ally who was out walking his dog. i with the rn ally who was out walking his dog.— with the rn ally who was out walking his dog. i could seize him stumbling _ walking his dog. i could seize him stumbling out _ walking his dog. i could seize him stumbling out and - walking his dog. i could seize him stumbling out and i - him stumbling out and i disappointed back and that was it really so i went down and sat him down into the other guys came along side and just looked at his injuries and he was very lucky. the key is more distressed by his plane.- distressed by his plane. market lives close _ distressed by his plane. market live

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ina lot in a lot of ways singapore is very cushy and a lot of other countries in this region are notesilient and being beautiful and blossoming and i would love to find out how they do it. well, we reached out to singapore tourism board, about the night life scene in singapore and they said... and that's it for this edition of asia business report. thanks for watching. bbc news bringing you different stories from across the uk. members of the university and college union have staged industrial action in a long running row, including a boycott of marking exam papers. in durham, it's those students who began their courses at the height of the covid pandemic who have just sat final exams. they were expecting to discover their degree classification, but some now must wait. i'm in my finalyearand i've only had a third of my final year actually marked, which means that the university is not able to tell me whether i actually have a degree at the end of it or my classification. they've just been able to tell me what i'm on track to get. the university and college unions say they will contin

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nina's film, everyone who is against ina and against the pure ideas of insta dama 4 before migrating in the region instead of his comrades , the photo of martyr seyed jamalzadeh is a boy , you are a legend, who died at the time of his funeral in behesht reza mashhad, and myself from you are a craftsman and four times a student of azad university where does one go after death? i went to the bazaar. he went down the street. the people of the area had organized a ceremony for his brother. the people of the place had also gone to see the man . he came to our house and then he had beaten himself to a poor man. he remembers to read the quran, only omid was cold with the quran, but he was still reading the quran by himself. the family members were watching him. he asked the martyr, "does my elder brother have my younger brother ?" it has become your home, you always have a port , call the men who built the street mosque they will come and take them to themselves in any place in the region. i will control them for themselves. whoever is watching in each region will have meetings in each regi

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and after that the unveiling of the fatah supersonic missile by islamic revolutionary guards corps, inaion it shows that the armed forces should move forward relying on internal capabilities to increase the country's deterrence power so much that anyone anywhere in the world would think of attacking our resources . it is possible and this has created a national pride for the noble nation of iran, considering the merit of the name of iran, and it will create a precedent from now on, and this will happen only if there is empathy, coordination, unity, unity and brotherhood, hand in hand for the direction of the world. alhamdulillah, the sacrifice that exists in the armed forces today, but we are proud we believe that with these features, it has a very good support for the name of the heroic nation of islamic iran, which can have the integrity of independence and the engineering system of the islamic republic of iran, like the holy defense, but with a view to the future, and very well, the clear water spraying of the first military the name of the gulf of aden group has been around 13 years

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ina in a cul—de—sac in central london, the world's media. focused on itself and one man.t here is prince harry, determined to have his day in court. telling those inside a packed court 15 and overflow an axe that every single article written about him has caused him distress and agreeing he has felt hostility to the media even before he knew about their methods. he was asked about their methods. he was asked about this line in his witness statement. prince harry told the court he was talking about journalists responsible for causing a lot of pain, upset. the press in general. asked about putting a stop to the madness, he said it was his hope. he claims that many articles were based on unlawful gathering including phone hacking. today he has been questioned about them in detail. he says the journalists behind the story, a visit from his mother on his 12th birthday was by news investigators. the opposition claims he couldn't have hacked is fine because he didn't have one back then. he asks how they knew who he was at the pub at that time? the barrister told him this story o

it's an engine ina dishwasher... 'course it is!ur oceans and the marine life they support are under threat. climate change is causing them to warm at record levels and as the seas absorb more co2 they also become more acidic. and that as well as other man—made damage like trawling for fish can have a devastating impact on important habitats like reefs, but can technology offer a solution? well, adrian murray has been finding out about some conservation efforts to help bring back marine life in two very different parts of the world, starting in denmark. just off the island of samso, plans are under way to build an artificial reef, and i'm about to join a group of researchers on the water for a closer look. ready to go out. so we're now approaching the future reef site out here. the rocky reefs in denmark's cold waters are home to fish, seaweeds and other species. however, an area equivalent to almost 8,000 football pitches has disappeared. a lot of rocks have been removed from the seabed over the 20th century, mainly for the constru

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. >>> ina 5-4 decision, the supreme court ruled against the navajo nation. this suit with the federal government over water rights the case brought by the tribe claimed that the government has failed to provide the necessary water and infrastructure to pipe it to the 17-million acre reservation. in his majority opinion, justice brett kavanaugh cited a 1860 treaty that said the government was not required to secure water access for the navajo nation and that it was not the role of the court to update that treaty. >>> florida governor ron desantis is suing the federal government over its college accreditation process. the lawsuit filed wednesday against the department of education accuses the government of abusing its power by requiring colleges and universities to submit to private accreditors in order to get federal funding. desantis signed a law in 2022 that requires higher education institutions in florida to switch their accreditors every few years. according to the suit, guidance documents issued by the department made it impossible for schools to follow

as our guests in arabic, an expert with ukraine, arab relations, will putin go to turkey or not to inahe is not going, and i think that this is putin's logical paranoia at work , and it is very difficult for him to be there the last time. yes , not even verdoganni the last time he was abroad was outside of russia in minsk, if i'm not mistaken, in december of last year, yes, yes, yes, so now he's all abroad, yes, yes, so what's up with the guys and the messengers. let's start then, let's get back to the elections in turkey regardless on the fact that in recent months the opposition was supposedly in the lead according to the indicators of the opposition, everyone has already started talking about the fact that the power reset will take place, this did not happen, and in this studio we said that erdoğan the fighter will fight to the end , your predictions came true, what can we expect now, because what scares us the most is what we see that a person in the third term does absolutely often not how is it so not so so so so unexpected things accordingly tautology what will change and how do

ina in a country famed for political drama, silvio berlusconi is arguably italy's most memorable politicianmained a flamboyant, divisive figure right up until the end of his life. the head of a state funeral on wednesday, the former prime minister's body was brought to his home on the outskirts of milan. we found an impromptu shrine here cobbled together by loyal followers. are you sad, i asked louisa. she told me she was so sad. "berlusconi was a genius and everything he touched turned to gold". translation: i am everything he touched turned to gold". translation: i am nearly 40 ears old. gold". translation: i am nearly 40 years old- i — gold". translation: i am nearly 40 years old- i grew— gold". translation: i am nearly 40 years old- i grew op _ gold". translation: i am nearly 40 years old. i grew up with _ years old. i grew up with berlusconi. whatever you think of him, he has been one of the most important politicians in modern italy. pa. important politicians in modern ital. . ., , ., important politicians in modern ital. italy. a former glitzy, or sleazy, depending _ italy. a former

ina in a nature reserve in say they want visitors to fall in love with the nature on their doorstep withully for visitors it is very small and only emerges in warm weather. ., ., ., , ., weather. scaled to our size it would make any horror _ weather. scaled to our size it would make any horror film _ weather. scaled to our size it would make any horror film you _ weather. scaled to our size it would make any horror film you would - weather. scaled to our size it would i make any horror film you would want, it is a huge predator, and people love it. notjust the children about mums and dads. as the summer gets warmer, people are running around on this wonderful site. the warmer, people are running around on this wonderful site.— this wonderful site. the fascination for the dragonfly _ this wonderful site. the fascination for the dragonfly has _ this wonderful site. the fascination for the dragonfly has already - for the dragonfly has already encouraged people to emerge into the great outdoors, whatever the weather. ~ u, great outdoors, whatever the weather. ~ _, ., weather. we come here al

he told bbc it was his duty to protect his country from aggression, but not to become an accomplice inato go public about it. so i'd say this is the first public case since the beginning of the war, and we've heard other military men to become defector, but this is the first pilot. andrei, it was interesting in reading his story on our website that he said, "many in the russian military do not understand what is happening." i mean, why is that? what do we know about how the war is communicated to russian troops? he tells us a lot of about the losses in the russian army, and how in the beginning of the war, there were a lot of losses, particularly in the highly—skilled military personnel, and many among them the military. they start to realise that's what actually is happening, and what russian television is telling them is not true. and those who serve in the military are — dmitry tells us they're not civilians who are in front of the telly, they really know what's happening on the ground. so the deeper russia goes into the war, the more military realises about the real state of the rus

ministry behind the girl was a school graduate, a beautiful excellent student, she preparing to enter inasvere blow not only for her relatives and friends, but shocked many. it coincided with the serial murders of the moscow maniac strangler vladimir the mayor of the city, who killed 16 women in the north and north-east of the capital , was detained later, what happened then, but i think it affected everyone and naturally. yes , who studied at the same time who knew ksyusha, everyone reacted differently. and so there i, for example, dedicated some specific psychotherapy. time is so then just what, well, because, again, to start with the fact that you live in the same area, and you do not know, or do you know so to speak? who could it be and how can you live here, and so on, law enforcement officers rightly assumed that ksenia’s killers were near her place of residence , familiar neighbors were interviewed. however, there were no witnesses to the crime. but almost two decades later. forensic experts. again studied the dna of the criminals and found a match with the biological material that

ina in a nature reserve nestled between the industrial estate, the team at rspb want visitors to fallhelp of a new installation dedicated to a ferocious historic predator. thankfully for visitors it is very small and only emerges in warm weather. it is a real monster. if you scale it up to our sizeable make any horror film you want to go and watch. they are huge predators. and people love it. fascination with life on the water gets people excited. notjust the kids, it is often mums and dads and older kids. as it gets warmer we will see more and more around of them. and whether or not they make an appearance, the fascination for the dragonflies encourage people to emerge into the great outdoors, whatever the weather. come here all the time. they love walking through the dragonfly that garden. for more stories from across the uk — for more stories from across the uk head to the bbc news website. live from london this is bbc news. to the united states where prosecutors have reportedly told lawyers for donald trump that he is a target of an investigation into his handling of classified do

i left out of my statement earlier in the ina mandates we fingerprinted and photographed anybody over14 years of age. council determines that you need a reasonable articulated facts above and beyond to do the fingerprinting and photographing so most children because again border patrol doesn't have time right now to get those facts aren't fingerprinted or photographed, so there's no historic data to look at to figure out if the child is being recycled or not. then on top of that of the massive flow, so the dna testing, the actual rapid testing in the station and the threat of that could take a potential two or three hours interview and make it into minutes because people broke of left and right. we would tell them you're going to be prosecuted you can tell me the truth now that they don't have the ability to do the threat and if someone sticks to their story they don't have the ability to actually identify there is no actual biological connection between these people. the more children will be traffic to the more children are at risk. >> thank you. i yield back. >> i now recognize mr.

this would violate, ai understand, section 274 of the ina which prohibits aiding and abetting illegalimmigration or helping someone enter the untry. in your opinion, would such an intentional coordination on a high-profile stage be concted or the knowledge of the secretary of homeland security? >> you would need to have the approval up and down the chain of command. >>o, basically ain violating the lawsf the united stes, you think that the would never do that without the authority of the secretary is that what you are saying? >> it's hard for m to say whether the border patrol, the chief of the border patrol is aware, orhether that made it all the way t the secretary or not, i am not there so i cannot testify to that. i can't imagine they would willfully break the law without giving them approval, but we will dig further into that later. the interim final rule that came out, can you discuss a little bit about how this basically upends the entire tint of the walls of congress? >> mr. chairman, when the homeland security act was enacted in 2002, 2003, most powers that had been exercised

ina in a bomber, then, iwas in halifax bomber, you would have seven people.ed to get through 31 operations. in bomber command. as the flight engineer, you had to make sure that mechanically everything on the aircraft work perfectly. and we call a bombing raid over germany... let the bombs go from the aircraft and you could see these bombs exploding on german soil. and the number of people being killed. and i used to think about it. you knew it was happening, but tried to forget it. that you were bombing civilians. it's a funny feeling, you know, to be involved in war and to be killing people, and knowing you are killing people, and also thinking, not knowing, but thinking, not knowing, but thinking that there was a reason and a right in doing it. but since then, i have realised that there wasn't a right, and there never will be a right for people to fight each other. never ever. and there are things you can't forget, you can't change... they are just there. and you are stuck in memories. there. and you are stuck in memories— there. and you are stuck in memori

ina lot in a lot of ways singapore is very cushy and a lot of other countries in this region are not.soming, i would love to find out how they do it. well, we reached out to singapore tourism board, about the night life scene in singapore and this was their response. to the uk now — where the banking giant hsbc announced this week it is to move its world headquarters from its 45—storey canary wharf tower, to a smaller location, possibly back to the city of london. the move is part of plans to downsize its office space following the pandemic, as the bank says it is now committed to flexible working. now aside from the geography of london this represents a fundamental shift at play in cities across the world with office space in business districts — well below full capacity. as our working lives change and more of us spend more of our time working from home. so what does this mean for city centres? a big question many have been grappling with since the pandemic. let's discuss this with ian goldin — professor of globalisation and development at the university of oxford and he has just pu

they are really slimming down on the amount of podcast they are doing and ina in a really saturated market do podcasts, and now the market is absolutely saturated, so they shed 200 jobs, they are scaling back the podcast they are doing, and unfortunately archetypes is a casualty of that scaling back. i do think there was something trade of differences, certainly, between the sussexes and spotify, perhaps on both sides of the podcast did not turn out to what you decide wanted, but in saying that, it was hugely popular, especially amongst fans of meghan and harry. people really loves to hear from the different guests, serena williams, mariah carey or paris hilton, whoever meghan was talking to about the different archetypes that affect women. i think those two sides of the story. there is a site of creative differences certainly but also about spotify scaling back their podcast operations. you said it was a very _ their podcast operations. you said it was a very popular _ their podcast operations. you said it was a very popular podcast, - their podcast operations. you said it was a very popu

ina in a city of vast history, relics of past empires remain.hts of these school friends. them lot always go on about it, don't they? how "you've never won the treble." so to do it, i can't put into words how good it's going to be, to be honest. we'll go down as the best team in premier league history. we have been through the pain now we're _ we have been through the pain now we're going _ we have been through the pain now we're going to _ we have been through the pain now we're going to get - we have been through the pain now we're going to get the - now we're going to get the glory _ now we're going to get the alo . ., now we're going to get the i [0 _ ., ., glory. never thought we would have been _ glory. never thought we would have been here _ glory. never thought we would have been here years - glory. never thought we would have been here years and - glory. never thought we would l have been here years and years ago, but we are here and we will do it. tt ago, but we are here and we will do it— will do it. it is a crescendo, we are no _ wil

ina in a moment we will speak to sarah rainsford on the whereabouts of the man who led the rebellion kyiv. can you give us more details of this attack in kramatorsk? the can you give us more details of this attack in kramatorsk?— attack in kramatorsk? the rescue o aeration attack in kramatorsk? the rescue operation after _ attack in kramatorsk? the rescue operation after the _ attack in kramatorsk? the rescue operation after the attack - attack in kramatorsk? the rescue operation after the attack is - attack in kramatorsk? the rescue operation after the attack is still. operation after the attack is still ongoing. it happened at a busy time in a popular part of the city, where families go. amongst the dead unfortunately with three teenage girls, twins, as well as another child. emergency services believe some people may be under the rubble. they were able to get seven people alive out overnight. president zelensky condemned the attack in his nightly address. he sent his condolences to affected families and this was further evidence russia needed to be prosecuted that russia is target

ina in a year's time or so what is your prediction on how we will be working with al. prediction on how we will be working with al.— your prediction on how we will be working with al. we will not be working with al. we will not be replaced by _ be working with al. we will not be replaced by robots. - be working with al. we will not be replaced by robots. i'm - be working with al. we will not be replaced by robots. i'mjust| be replaced by robots. i'm just kidding here. it is really hard to tell. the technology is evolving superfast. if you have seen the way ai is not new. if you see the way it has evolved in the past few years everything points towards the fact that maximum income —— impact comes with humans and ai work together when there is that synergy and interaction that synergy and interaction thatis that synergy and interaction that is where there is magic that is where there is magic thatis that is where there is magic that is real outcomes. so i would hope that we focus on the use cases and applications that defends the way that we work rather than replacing th

ina highly in a highly critical report, the government has claimed the uk has lost its position as a coalmine has been described as total nonsense and says it is markedly less confident than a year ago that the uk will reach its targets of cutting carbon emissions. the government says it will be committed to its carbon targets, as our climate editor explains. three, two, one. king charles hels in three, two, one. king charles helps in a _ three, two, one. king charles helps in a climate _ three, two, one. king charles helps in a climate clock- three, two, one. king charles helps in a climate clock stop l helps in a climate clock stop it is one of over a hundred similar clock 20 and only second to 2030, the estimated deadline for limiting climate change to 1.5 degrees above preindustrial levels. but the uk's climate watchdog had a stern warning for the government today. the climate change committees set is confident that the government would meet its own legally binding targets for cutting emissions by the end of the decade had fallen remarkably. the anger and the impatience of the wo

we are an island in the uk we do not want to be in the uk we do not want to be ina in the uk we do notn we are starving the.— in a position when we are starving the. it is not ready uk oil the _ starving the. it is not ready uk oil the well _ starving the. it is not ready uk oil the well could - starving the. it is not ready uk oil the well could be - starving the. it is not ready. uk oil the well could be sold on the international market, it will not increase our energy security or breakdown prices. most of the hydrocarbons in the uk are developed and produced for the uk market, at times some of the oil will go to refineries abroad but it will find its way back to the uk. how attractive is investment in the uk right now? that how attractive is investment in the uk right now?— how attractive is investment in the uk right now? at the moment it is not a jurisdiction _ the uk right now? at the moment it is not a jurisdiction which - it is not a jurisdiction which is attracting investment, most money is going elsewhere. the taxation regime is changing constantly and it is very difficult to

we are ina hit— optimism in 2018 and 2021. we are in a bit of a trust.bottom of the — looks like we are at the bottom of the market. | looks like we are at the bottom of the market.— of the market. i understand about 9096 _ of the market. i understand about 9096 of _ of the market. i understand about 9096 of the _ of the market. i understand about 9096 of the cannabisl about 90% of the cannabis market is in the us and canada. what is the rationale behind that? do you see a big boom coming to europe? irate that? do you see a big boom coming to europe?— that? do you see a big boom coming to europe? we have a lot of reform planned _ coming to europe? we have a lot of reform planned across - of reform planned across europe _ of reform planned across europe. a range of different european countries are trying to reform, including most notably— to reform, including most notably germany. their proposed regulations have been watered down _ regulations have been watered down a — regulations have been watered down a number of times. there are eu— down a number of t

so 70% of our land in the uk is farmland, and farming in the uk is farmland, and farming ina way thath nature. and ten, actually, increase yields, increase returns to farmers, but it's new and challenging and that's not something that we can expect farmers who are a lot of them small businesses who are completely stretched 100% of the time to do by themselves. so you are right. i think that we put farmers at the centre of this. but i think the root for them and the route for the climate is the same one, it's how do we move to nature friendly farming. thank you so much forjoining us on the context. thank you so much for joining us on the context. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's take a look now at some other stories developing in the uk. double child killer and rapist colin pitchfork has been granted parole and will be released from prison. pitchfork was jailed for life for raping and strangling two 15—year—old girls, lynda mann and dawn ashworth, in leicestershire in 1983 and 1986. the 63—year—old was released in 2021, before being arrested and sent back to

why government used to dismiss reports of ufo's not military plays video of phenomenona at hearings ina had a hearing examining aircraft it can't explain. maneuvering against the winds with no propulsion or its -- going in the water. >> indiana democrat carson says the pentagon regard ufo coming from cooks. but no more. >> my hope he is encouraged to come to congress and tell his store. >> left year's defense bill congress required pentagon to investigate the unexplained. and beefed up protections for whistle blowers. >> thank you. bring in ministry ufo expert. grit to have you on what do you think of david's claim of nonhuman or gin vehicles a few years ago this would have been disregarded idle chat blog cites but now we are from intelligence insiders and this guy worked on the u ap task force he was charged with investigating this. he is a deep inside and we had listen and congress must get to the bottom of climbs. i want to put this up. i dents have the paper here is more of grush. says will figuring analysis determined objects exotic or gin nonhuman intelligence based on the vehicle

we're ina we're in a very different situation to where we were last autumn.nk the british economy is on the right track. the government is doing the right thing to support the bank of england. but like other countries, we have an issue with inflation, is higher than people expected. and if we want growth, prosperity, remove that worry that families have about the increase in the weekly shop, the cost of living going up then we have to tackle inflation. that is also the way we will get long term growth. there is no alternative to tackling inflation with every bit of vigour that is needed. that is what we will do. live now to richard donnell, who's the executive director of research and insight at zoopla. why don't you start by characterising the state of the housing market at the moment. tnere housing market at the moment. there is a big slowdown _ housing market at the moment. there is a big slowdown going _ housing market at the moment. there is a big slowdown going on _ housing market at the moment. ii—ii” is a big slowdown going on in terms of health price

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