so you have to be sedated to get there. we ask to speak to someone from the home office but our request was declined. it our request was declined. ., ,., home office but our request was declined. ., , declined. it also said this government _ declined. it also said this government puts - declined. it also said this government puts the - declined. it also said this i government puts the rights declined. it also said this - government puts the rights of the british public before those of dangerous criminals, particularly for an individual convicted of 55 offences. erik's case was also raised in british parliament on the day he and others were deported in may earlier this year. deporting extremely vulnerable people where it could lead to their harm or even their death is fundamentally wrong. my constituent's brother has been diagnosed with a severe mental disorder by a consultant psychiatrist. he is in a mental health crisis. he's attempted suicide. is the minister ok to ignore the human rights of extremely vulnerable people in these circumstances? well, i'd again remind her that we live up to our obligatio

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the home office have _ that? it is quite a complex system. the home office have to _ that? ey were appealed to a 50% of those decisions turned out to be wrong. therefore the courts overruled the dismissal of the asylum claims and found out actually the home office has decided these claims wrongly. in some cases took the home office two years, three years, just to make the wrong decision, which was then overturned by an appeal which took another year. that�*s the problem. the problem is at the home office infrastructure. the system can be fast tracked and has been fast tracked in the past, we sought the detention centre fast track scheme, the cases used to be decided in a weekend a court on the premises where thejudges to weekend a court on the premises where the judges to sit and decide appeals very quickly. however, it�*s the home office staff, the home office infrastructure thatjustice 0ffice infrastructure thatjustice isn�*t good enough. we know this, because the house of commons select committee reports come every year for the past few years has been telling us the home

so, instead of just being my home office or your home office, it is the home office of the president of the united states. the white house is also known as the peoples house, that really means the white house grounds are the peoples ground. if you start to think about it that way it is not so far removed from a typical suburban home. typically, suburban homes, mine included, have a more formal or dressy front lawn, that would be the north grounds of the white house facing pennsylvania avenue. and a more private, less formal, backyard. that is the larger south grounds looking down towards the washington monument. that is pretty much what happens at the white house today. >> let's get to the issue of just how sacrosanct are the white house grounds? are they untouchable. you are a historian, i am a journalist, neither one of us is a politician but first ladies, especially in the modern era, they want to go around changing things. there is resistane to that. i think it is fair to say people have had an opinion about melania trump's recent rose garden renovation. the history of that site,

it we have to pay the same thing twice? we get charged double time. the uk home officeion funding for deportees such as transport on arrival, short term accommodation and training to help find work. but resettling back into normal life injamaica is worlds apart from the support given in the uk. here we find there is little chance of being offered employment, training, education courses and other community provision. if you're a deportee. this kind of hardship isn'tjust felt in big cities like kingston. as we explore other parts of the island, we hear similar stories in more remote communities where access to running water, electricity and proper sanitation aren't always available. life couldn't be more different for some of those people who've ended up being deported here. st thomas is a parish about three hours drive away from the capital kingston. it's largely rural and work can be hard to come by, especially for those who are hoping to rebuild their lives. dwayne williams lives here in his grandmother's house. he was deported from the uk five years ago after serving

office. you brought it from home, and then you find a small conference room or a work station or somewhere else and you're back. and goodnesson't have an office phone. that's your cell phone in your pocket. >> yeah, absolutely. that's that second extra that we talk about now in the office is, you know, back in 2020 we all became video conferencing experts overnight. we all learned how to do it on a laptop or on a desktop. but organizations overall were probably not equipped to be able to accommodate video conferencing when we have a certain percentage of people in the office and a certain percentage of people at home. the types of amenities are largely technology based. they're really on the idea that we want to welcome people back to the office that are coming back to the office, want to come back to the office. but we still need to make room in our everyday meetings for those of us who are spending a day or two or more at home, and we need to be able to do that in a very meaningful way and create environments that allow us to easily video conference with each other and still be in person with

it represented flower to the colonists of virginia. the building was on the home of seven royal governors, including alexander spotwood, would be the first royal governor took office in 1710. it was also the home of patrick henry and thomas jefferson. the house was a very important part of the design of the town of williamsburg, the town was had a very orderly design. the palace would have been part of that design. it was the third largest building in town, consisting not only of the building that we are standing in but to advanced buildings, extensive gardens with terraces, a canal, there was a sculleries, a laundry, a kitchen and a seller. and we know that one governor had over 5000 or 6000 bottles of wine stored in his cellar. the house today is a reconstructed building on the original archaeological site. it was open to the public in 1934. since that time it has undergone a number of refurnishing's and reinterpretation's. today, we furnished the building as if governor dunmore was living here with his family. at the end of 1774, lady dunmore gave birth to a daughter who they named virginia. unfortunately things went a little sour in their relationships with th

. >> it's been three areas since tatyana jefferson was fatally shot by a police officer in her own home. now amid a string of convictions for other officers, her family speaking out. >> it's as if, does a black woman not matter? >> how they're finding strength in tatyana's name. >>> and social media sensation. >> i'm a singer song write e activist, scientist on the side. >> the breakout mtv star and first openly gay man on the cover of playboy. how he's learning to love himself. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. we begin tonight with an al qaeda leader and 9/11 mastermind dead, taken out by a cia drone. it was the first u.s. strike in afghanistan since american forces pulled out nearly a year ago. and the target this time was living in plain sight in an affluent area in the capital. here's abc chief global affairs correspondent, mar that raddatz. >> reporter: he has been hiding for more than 20 years. one of the world's most wanted terrorists has been killed. >> my fellow americans, on saturday at my direction, the united states successfully completed a air strike

of course it's never a good thing to have a search warrant executed at your home or office, it means that it's likely, well, what we know for sure is that to show a judge enough evidence to get a search warrant, the fbi had to show probable cause that there is evidence of potential criminal activity at the home or the office so we know that at least the mere fact that there is a search warrant tells us that a judge has, they have met that constitutional standard with a judge, a neutral, detached magistrate, who has issued this search warrant for them to go in and seize these documents. so never a good thing for anyone, whether you're a former president or just a regular person on the street but it does not absolutely follow that president trump, former president trump, will be indicted >> as we just heard susan touch on some republicans have already reacted with fury. house minority leader kevin mccarthy has threatened the doj and warned merrick garland to clear his calendar what's the likelihood that the doj could eventually be investigated for this decision yesterday? >> highly lik

it would have represented power to the colonists of virginia. the building was the home of seven royal governors, including alexander, the first royal governor who took office in 1710. it also would have been the home to our first state governors, patrick henry and thomas jefferson. the house was a very important part of the design of the town of williamsburg. the town was -- had a very orderly design and the palace would have been part of that design. it was the third largest building in town. it consisted not only of the building that we're standing in, but also two standings, extensive gardens with falling terraces, a canal. there was a laundry, a kitchen and even a cellar. we know one governor had over 5,000 -- actually almost 6,000 bottles of wine stored in his cellar. the house today is a reconstructed building on the original archaeological site. it was finished and open to the public in 1934. and since that time, it's undergone a number of refurnishings and reinterpretations. today we furnish the building as the governor dunmore was living here with his family, his wife and six of their children arrived in virginia in 1774, at the end of that year.

i didn't feel it either at home or in my office. that is, it was possible that it was connected to the connection of the light, it was possible that it was due to other uh-uh interruptions regarding the occupied territories, yes, indeed, there were problems with power outages in them, specifically with the switching of the nuclear power plant and the shutdowns of power units, but to date, as far as i know, this situation has been corrected almost everywhere. and that is, they rebuilt the system and they have already again with by the way, mr. serhiy, i want to ask you also, as a deputy of the zaporizhia regional council, about the political situation, he reads that the deputies of the opzzh faction have announced the termination of the existence of the deputy faction in the zaporizhia regional council. and what does this mean ? it does not mean. first of all, they announced this a long time ago, this was done back in may, they submitted a notice of termination of the faction creating the group and there for life and the future, that

it's not a bad deal. i have a venture backed tech company when i sent everyone home or gave our office back to the landlord in 2020, we cut $1 million out of our budget. it's the perfect storm of things that's created a bifurcation in the approach to work from home across different regions. >> what do you think the impact is on the real estate itself? katherine, put up the peggy noonan quote. referencing the abandoned office building spoke of them being a metaphor for decline. how do you see it, scott? >> peter drucker was right. the great interest said in the '60s, large office buildings would be the pyramids. we would marvel at them but they wouldn't serve any functional purpose. and you capture what is going to be a huge economic shift. most people would -- or most economists would estimate commercial real estate is somewhere between $4 trillion and $12 trillion, if you include retail or medical office space. and if most firms go the way of apple and ask their employees come back three days a week -- apple is having a tough time enforcing that -- you're talking about a net destruction of demand of 40% o

and that has been received very was people who have been buying flag displaying it at home in their offices on storefronts in their cars on social media. even celebrities are forcing over the flag to be named to do is to really get a sense of, of the pride of what has been achieved. i also hope of what the country hoped to achieve going forward. yeah, and probably this is a huge, significant occasion, as you say, marketing the partition of what was then, what is india? yes, today is also the anniversary of one of the largest and bloodiest migrations in human history. and its legacy continues to inform the subcontinent. wedding john park, the song became independence nations. the boarders were drawn on religious lines. millions of people cross these borders to choose the country that they planned to make the permanent home and communal attentions erupted, particularly in punjab, on the west and bring gold on the east. these are 2 major regions that were divided between india and pakistan and tensions a continue between these 2 nations. one of the longest timing issues is over the control off

argument about why he might have this information that, you, know it's just like you or me, we want to bring some work home from the officedo some reading at home. that's what trump was doing. and it was standard operating procedure all of that information. it would automatically get declassified. first things first, from a practical sense, we know from the trump administration, donald trump does not read. i called the former member of his administration when this news came out, and they left me off the phone. but besides trump's behavior, give us the actual facts around how information gets declassified because it doesn't just happen in one fell swoop. >> there are federal regulations that specify the process for declassifying information and it's actually a very sensitive process that thinks about the nature that the information, this substance, about the methods by which was collected, the sources that were used to collect it. and it made such a determination about whether the information being classified at all, under what circumstances this declassification could occur. and this could take a lot of time. it is a labo

people have been a buying flag displaying it at home in their offices on storefronts in their cars, on social media, even celebrities, up or seeing over the flags, to be named today is to really get a sense of, of the pride of what has been achieved and also hope of what the country hoped to achieve going forward. china central bank has trimmed interest rates in an effort to boost economic growth. new figures show industrial out but grew just 3.8 percent in july lower than expected. retail sales of also slow down investment in the property sector has dropped. the interest rate cuts of 0 point. one of a percentage points suggests. the government now recognizes it cannot achieve its growth target of 5.5 percent for a year. a u. s. congressional delegation is holding talks with ty, ones, president as military tensions between the island and china, remain high. the today visits focusing on trade, climate change and regional security. china has stayed several military drills to express its anger at this month's visit to taipei by us house peak and nancy pelosi, the u. s. as china overreacte

and that has been received very was of people have been a buying flag displaying it at home in their offices on storefronts in their cars, on social media. even celebrities will sing over the flags to be named today is to really get a sense of, of the pride of what has been achieved and also hope of what the country hopes to achieve going forward. now it's one, yes and for taliban reach up control of afghanistan, the economy has collapsed to women have been stripped of their rights and millions of people don't know where their next meal is coming from. somebody in ga report some cobble on the telephones you in power and what lies ahead raise sound in a blend is done. ah, a musician and driver. after has lived in a few camps since his childhood. he's among the more than 3000000 people displaced in atlanta, stone market. the among care of the hope before it was good. but now life just passes us by before we could find some food for our children. but the change in government means there is no work now a year to go tens of thousands of people headed for the voters. as provinces fell to the talib

don't care about that. >> bay area is ground zero for work from home culture, is it succeeding or do companies want people back in the office? >> first thing, bay area is center of the hurricane for work from home, so heavy in tech, we have so much advanced technology companies being progressive on work from home. it is working for companies. finding if you let folks work from home two, three days a week, they're a lot happier, less likely to quit and more productive. >> are you going to look a year or three down the line and realize a lot of things didn't work in the new culture? >> i was wondering how long this would stick back in 2020, but 2 1/2 years on through the pandemic and it's stuck. other thing is working from home is picking up steam as the technology gets better. we can do this using video calls. not sure if zoom but over the internet. 20 years ago, would be by telephone. 40 years ago my parents worked from home, pretty awful. technology is getting better because of the explosion of work from home jobs. five to ten years out we'll be dramatically more remote than now. >> how are your students handling this? on

argument about why he might have this information that, you, know it's just like you or me, we want to bring some work home from the officethat's what trump was doing. and it was standard operating procedure all of that information. it would automatically get declassified. first things first, from a practical sense, we know from the trump administration, donald trump does not read. i called the former member of his administration when this news came out, and they left me off the phone. but besides trump's behavior, give us the actual facts around how information gets declassified because it doesn't just happen in one fell swoop. >> there are federal regulations that specify the process for declassifying information and it's actually a very sensitive process that thinks about the nature that the information, this substance, about the methods by which was collected, the sources that were used to collect it. and it made such a determination about whether the information being classified at all, under what circumstances this declassification could occur. and this could take a lot of time. it is a labourious and pain seeking p

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lies in a twisted evidence latisha with some of a good, a storage it was use when you free our domestic intelligence office called home that russia is holding more than 7000 ukrainian so just prisoner. but they won't talk about any of it on camera, because negotiations for prisoners swaps on top secret. a lawyer representing the families of more than 50 captured soldiers has agreed to talk with us. let us laugh, we could not see it works closely with domestic intelligence to try to get prisoners back. he expects that russia will fire more and more criminal cases against ukrainian prisoners of war. i think this is so this is done mostly for their political purposes. when you create search and you know, important to person, great launch, you know, you can use it to in their political, you know, treat but yes. again. yeah. and or like sunday i don't want things to get that far . they fire the nerd into peer to the european court of human rights. they say they will fight with everything they have until maxine is friendly. let's turn our attention now to some of the other stories making headlines around the worlds un secre

it certainly does. there is a legal case, which is why they are not l case, which is why they are not commenting, brought by this man jagtarjohal against the foreign & commonwealth office, the homes he was extraordinarily brutally interrogated and electrocuted by the punjab police and he has been held incommunicado. of the time during his five years in detention. his case has been raised by both theresa may when she was prime minister and borisjohnson. so far he is still in custody in india and it is incredibly distressing for his family. we spoke earlier to his brother gurpreet. over the last five years we've had literally about ten calls with him. that's not enough. we don't get to know how he is. we rely on the high commission that goes to meet jagtar and whatever feedback we get from them is what we are relying on. we don't get to hear from jagtar directly. isa is a reason why this is reprieve and cut redress, two human rights institutions, have uncovered what they call compelling evidence that british evidence job to men, they call compelling evidence that british evidencejob to men, gave evidence to the indian authorities partially leading to his address —— it was a britis

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its latest test flight to the moon — artemis will launch next monday. lawyers for donald trump take legal action following the raid on his florida home — claiming it was an attempt to stop him running for officerin, after videos emerged of her dancing with friends. she was quickly criticised and called unprofessional, sparking a debate around the world about her conduct — both positive and negative. now, it appears she has been vindicated, at least from accusations thrown at her by her harshest critics. to explain more, stephanie prentice is here. what stephanie prentice is here. is the latest? this has been what is the latest? this has been going on for a few days. the latest is that sanna marron has tested negative for broad—spectrum drug test demanded in the wake of video released that showed her dancing and singing with her friends. the big issue from all of this is why did she need to take a drugs test in the first place? to get to that we will cycle back a bit. we can look at the video. she is there in the bottom left, dancing, looking happy and animated, and people heard in the background may have been discussing taking cocaine. the video prompted criticism from three major areas of so

it contained. when those officers executed the search warrant she was at home with another person was in lawful possession of a handgun. when officers broke down the door to her apartment, that person, believing that intruders were breaking and, immediately fired one shot, hitting the first officer at the door. two officers immediately fired a total of 22,000 to the apartment. one of -- 22 shots into the apartment. one of those shots hit ms. taylor and killed her, we alleged that the defendants knew their actions and falsifying the affidavit create a danger situation and the unlawful acts resulted in a death. it also alleges that the officers responsible for falsifying the affidavit that led to the search took steps to cover up their unlawful -- conduct after miss taylor was killed. they conspired to knowingly falsified and investigating document those created after her death. we also allege that they conspired to mislead at role, state, local authorities who were investigating the incident. for example, we allege in may 2020, those two defendants met in a garage where they agreed to tell investigators a

it has been two years since the officers shot the 26-year-old six times. police officers had a warrant looking for an ex-boyfriend. officers shot into taylor's home after her boyfriend shot an officer in the leg thinking it was an intruder. attorney general of merrick garland says officers used false information to obtain a warrant. >> the affidavit falsely claimed officers had verified the target of the alleged operation had received packages at ms. taylor's address. ama: officersama: involved in the radar charged with civil rights of persons, unlawful conspiracies, obstruction and unconstitutional use of force. dan: wnba star brittney griner was found guilty in her drug possession trial in russia. griner has been sentenced to nine years in prison and up to $16,000 in fines. she's been held by russian authorities per five months after cannabis oil was found in her luggage at a russian airport. griner says the drug was prescribed by a doctor for pain. before a russian judge, griner pleaded guilty, stating she packed the oil by accident. >> i made an honest mistake and i hope that in your ruling, that it does not end my life here. i had no intent

for donald trump take legal action following the raid on his florida home, claiming it was an attempt to stop him running for office. when the lights go out — shanghai's skyline is cast into darkness as china's severe drought leads to a power shortage. britain's intelligence agencies face accusations of colluding in the abduction and torture of a british national by the indian authorities. manchester united get their first win of the season, beating liverpool 2—1 at old trafford. three, two, one... and soon this will be real. the go—ahead for lift—off of artemis and a return to the moon is expected from nasa. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. its newsday. welcome to the programme. it's 7am in singapore and seven in the evening in florida, where the former president donald trump has asked a federal court to temporarily block the fbi from reviewing the materials it seized from his mar—a—lago home two weeks ago. in a filing to the court, mr trump's legal team is requesting the appointment of a watchdog to oversee the fbi review. this is the first formal legal action since federal agents seized highl

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