iwant country, as the labour mayors are doing.ut you are trying to tread this middle road and it hasn‘t worked. the new system is a new management framework, not trying anything new. it hasn‘t worked because test and trace isn‘t working, why are you not open to the idea of a circuit breaker which was floated by the governmentjust weeks breaker which was floated by the government just weeks ago?|j breaker which was floated by the governmentjust weeks ago? i don't wa nt to governmentjust weeks ago? i don't want to see a national lockdown, i wa nt to want to see a national lockdown, i want to see a national lockdown, i want to see a national lockdown, i want to see a bit more time given to a regional approach. iwant want to see a bit more time given to a regional approach. i want more of that to be taken now. i cannot understand why the labour party mps did not vote for this yesterday in parliament, did not vote for the measures we are taking. on the one hand they say they support the government, on the other hand, they say they want

iwant the white house forjoe biden and kamala harris!iladelphia, charlie mack his daughter india marie what in outstanding on the 80 she was without those of you who are fathers and have daughters you know how that feels. when you see your daughters shining. i knowa feels. when you see your daughters shining. i know a little bit about that and it was great to see representatives oil, scanlon, wolf, shapiro, the mayor. philadelphia, we've got 13 days. that's our lucky number right here. 13 days until the most important election of our lifetimes. and you don't have to wait. for november three to cast your ballot. you've got two ways to vote right now. number one, you can vote right now. number one, you can vote early in person through tuesday. anybody here voted early already? if you haven'tjust go to i will vote .com/ pa and find out where you can vote early. number two you can vote from home with a male in ballot. just go to i will vote .com/ pa to request your ballot right away. and before you send it back, pennsylvania's got this thing

rachael, iwanted rates, this could really get things moving again. trump claiming that covid is rounding the turn, do you think saying something like this after everything we have seen will be in his favour? it is very out of kilter with the facts on the rarity of the situation which is that infections continue to spike in the us. -- infections continue to spike in the us. —— with the facts on the reality of the situation. there are record levels of infection with covid, and thatis levels of infection with covid, and that is in the context of 220,000 people already tragedy —— tragically died in the us. what he says and what is the reality are two very different things and this has come to dominate the us election campaign, which is now in its final week. it is also thought to have been one of the factors that has motivated early voters to have reached record— breaking levels. people queueing around blocks to vote. and when asked, some of those people are saying, the reason they are so determined to vote is not just president trump but his mishandling

iwant the case in these scenarios presented here., though, to back a delete from scenarios to looking at the six week projections, which are more based on data now and have greater certainty than you can ever get when you are looking months ahead. this shows the hospital daily admissions. you can see the first peak on the left—hand side and, then, over to the right—hand side, you come up to date, today, and then the projections forward over the next six weeks and this is a consensus view across a number of modelling groups and what you can see here is a projection that, over the next six weeks, into early december, the numbers exceed the numbers of hospitalisations in the first wave peak. and, as chris has already said, in some hospitals, you see that already but this suggests, across the country as a whole, we would see this, some hospitals earlier than others, some a bit later but this is the projection in terms of hospital admissions over the next six weeks. with the uncertainties in the shaded blue area. slide, please. inevitably

iwant to prove all the doubters wrong. there with nothing but giving it my all because if i win, lose, or draw, like i said to you, i know that when i do have those gloves ups i've given it my all. i can sleep at night knowing that i'm not you know, i've not deviated from the plant and this is what i've always wanted to do since i was nine years old, become world champion and be involved in the best fights possible and people writing off the way they are, this is going to be so emotional, you know, just that win and proving them all wrong and just being there with my family, people who really do believe in me and knowing that i can do it in the world knows. i go on and go down as a living legend and making history so, you know, this is what i were born today. best of luck to him. two matches in the premier league tonight. in the early match brighton v west brom. 16th against 17th in the table. the second half is under way and it's1—0 to brighton an own goal from west brom's jake livermore. ivanovic trying to clear the ball

iwant live stop thank you so much for having me.ere in that report, but why are these women in particular so often the victims of this awful crime? yeah, because, you know, we have to understand that dalit women lie at the intersection of gender as well as caste. in the pyramid of caste, the dalit like the bottom but women are at the absolute bottom. and there is this kind of entitlement that certain opera castes have, and dalits are asserting independence or even equality in this. so when they get social mobility like an ounce independence, that is considered a direct affront to caste superiority. in this case, this was a crime conducted by takkur man, a particular upper caste in that area. and that is how they thought the family a lesson. they could have just, thought the family a lesson. they could havejust, not thought the family a lesson. they could have just, not that it is acceptable, but this could have been only a rape. the reason we saw this kind of brutality, it's difficult to even mention on our, is because she was a dal

iwant and i would appreciate a yes or no answer, please.areful, and under oath. as i'm sitting here, i don't recall seeing those statements. i don't recall seeing or hearing those statements, but i don't really know what context they were in, so know what context they were in, sol know what context they were in, so i guess i can't really definitively give you a yes or no answer. what i'd like to say isi no answer. what i'd like to say is i don't recall hearing about or seeing such statements.” imagine you are surrounded by a tea m imagine you are surrounded by a team of folks who helped prepare you for this nomination hearing... let me finish, if you don't mind. did they inform you don't mind. did they inform you of... booing had my had my calls with senators, it came up many of the democratic senators wa nted many of the democratic senators wanted to know about the affordable care act and to satisfy themselves that i had not made any pre—commitments to the present about it. so you became aware of the president cosmic statement, is that cor

also, iwant president, mike pence. thank you. also, i want to thank pat super loanee. thank you.come justice very importantly, i want to welcomejustice barrett's husband. thank you, jessie. we also recognise your seven children, your great, beautiful children, your great, beautiful children, who have become very popular in this nation. people have been watching them and loving them and they are watching right now back home in indiana. thank you very much. i speak to everyone when i say that the barrett's family has ca ptu red that the barrett's family has captured america's heart. it is highly fitting that justice barrett fills the seat of a two para nearfor barrett fills the seat of a two para near for women “— barrett fills the seat of a two para nearfor women —— pioneer. justice ruth peter ginsberg. tonight, justice barrett becomes not only the fifth woman to serve on oui’ becomes not only the fifth woman to serve on our nation's highest court, but the very first mother of school—aged children to become a supreme court justice. very important. 0ver court justice. very importan

iwant herto wish him well. also the first lady.nd care for him and we love him. supporters of president trump there. the white house is at pains to project an image of the president at work, even while he is being treated. tell us a bit more about that. yes. ivanka trump his daughter posted a picture on instagram of donald trump at a table working, saying that he is relentless in working for the american people. he himself posted that video yesterday of him in what looked like a work desk. as we know he does have office facilities here, is due. mark meadows also has facilities to work here. there is a secure conference centre, sweet for him, so the white house is keen to project that image that he is still in charge. —— conference suite. senior adviserjason miller was on one of the morning shows here interestingly he was asked about the fa ct interestingly he was asked about the fact that donald trump wasn‘t really wearing masks and may have played down the barriers and he likened president trump‘s —— the virus. to a general in the

iwant on. let me come to you first on that one, shirley yu.ned 68 chinese apps from operating in the country and we all know that the smartphone maker ali babar tends to all have significant investments in india, so if we look at this tech nationalism scenario it is not just confined at this tech nationalism scenario it is notjust confined to china and the us. i should say that perhaps not to our liking, more more countries arejoining not to our liking, more more countries are joining the race not to our liking, more more countries arejoining the race in tech nationalism, but how do countries become competitive in global manufacturing? that is deeply rooted in the country is' economic structure, that is just the fact. but i want to stress the point that competition, even in today's world in this national competition, is not a bad thing actually altogether. if we remember the cold war of the 20th century, during that time men landed on the moon and during the reagan administration we are ushered in this whole entire internet era. we haven't lan

i did not do anything wrong against anyone so i did make me feel sad but i thought to myself, no, iwantake me feel sad but i thought to myself, no, i want to get over this and i want to prove to these people that wrong show what kind of person i actually amateur what i represent. —— what i actually am. i think it is a shame coming from an asian background thinking to myself, i have to perform at a much higher level compared to a white person the same age and ability and level as me. i have to perform at her much higher level. i want to be a role model represent people from different backgrounds and i enjoy it andl different backgrounds and i enjoy it and i think it and gives me that strive to keep going as well. it is a burden at times because i am representing a lot of muslim people, asian people. hopefully i do make it further and if i do get on national television and can to myself and a good way. no one thought they would be chanting a muslim player's name and hopefully one day it could be me. if not, i wanted to be someone else but i want to be helping them get there. racism was ac

iwant to marine one, but you know what i mean,... i want to echo anthony.r president leaving the hospital wearing a mask, and want to read to preserve his health, and get we see him come back, you see him go to the top of the steps of the truman balcony and remove the mask. what image, what impression will that have been the american voters who are questioning whether this president is taking this coronavirus, something which he has, seriously or this house series as he could be? ill be more of an issue more than ever now the campaign trail. interesting. very briefly, did you see a note of the finance there in the way he was taking his mask off on the balcony?” did. —— a note defiance. i can't believe you're doing this. once you go to that door, us secret service, butlers, so many staff in the white house, he still has the virus. he can still potentially affect other people. an act of defiance to the cameras but what are you doing for the people inside of the house that are there to protect you? always think about the people we are in this together. that is

just a little note on retirement from university of washington law school, iwant to make sure that in the record . when the next major biography of john roberts are written, one thing is undoubtedly certain . his first amendment jurisprudence and by first amendment jurisprudence i may press in the assembly. this is an area of.pe i'm probably the most aggressive defender of the first amendment . sunset john robertson at 2019 interview with former attorney general alberto gonzales and again, i'm probably the most aggressive defender of the first amendment and certainly on the cases bear that out. let me go enover the teeth because they're so significant, some of the numbers that ilya had mentioned to you. he has been in the majority 95 percent of the times in the 56 free-speech opinions decided during his tenure. 95 percent of the time. that means 95 percent of the time that john roberts is assigning the first amendment free expression . he is he has assigned those opinions to himself almost 30 percent of the time which itself is remarkable. t as ilya has mentioned he's offered twice as

iwant my opportunity now . so it's a different time and i am prayerful that it will make a difference, that it will sustain. >> renc, what's it look like for you? >> lets be honest, i think there should be skepticism . if you look over recent years or even the decades, gains are very incomplete, it's gradual. i don't think there's a magic bullet and we're not approaching it that way as we renew this work with i would say greater urgency than ever. the way where thinking about it is that you know, they have to rethink and have a lot more intention around everything from the pipeline of young journalists to developing midcareer journalistic positions of leadership. and it just the full spectrum list you might say in the hope that in all those ways, there will be gains. you know, the one other thing i would say that is different compared to any point that i've seen so far is that here in our newsroom, we are working directly in and constantly with several leaders of journalists of color in our newsroom and what's

iwant decisions is greater than we have had before.the other aspects of local intelligence that feed into that decision making too. when we speak to public health community and the members of the national imt in relation to date that they are working with, one of the features that we get when in those discussions is the need to make sure that we have stable data and we are consolidating a safe position before we begin to make change, that is important because in strict public health term what is we have traditionally done, as we have been observing a response to an outbreak, we traditionally use incubation cycles to see how that response is beginning to stabilise overtime. response is beginning to stabilise over time. that has been anything up to two incubation cycles before we start to make decision, in this case in covid we have tended to use a period of stability before we begin to make any change, so that we can be sure ourselves that actually the figures we are seeing are first of all reliable and stable and they reflect the real

iwant contacted a second time for contact tracing purposes. reassure the house that outbreak control in ca re the house that outbreak control in care homes, schools and hospitals has not been directly affected. because dealing with outbreaks in these settings does not primarily rely on this particular pag system. second, the number of cases did not flow through to the dashboards that we use both for internal and for external monitoring of the epidemic. over the weekend we updated the public dashboard and this morning that gbc presented to me their updated analysis of the analysis based on the new figures. the chief medical officer has analysed that oui’ medical officer has analysed that our assessment medical officer has analysed that oui’ assessment of medical officer has analysed that our assessment of the disease and its impact has not substantially change as a result of these data. and the jvc has confirmed that this has not impacted the basis on which decisions about local action were taken last week. nevertheless, this isa taken last wee

brian, iwant brian, i want to start with you because we spoke to an undecided voter last week from pennsylvania he was voting for his second amendment rights. but i read here that you are not a single issue voters so why don't you let us in and tell us what you are thinking about? what issues are you playing over in your mind? thank you for the question. i think there are numberof for the question. i think there are number of different issues that i consider relevant to my vote. i know a numberof consider relevant to my vote. i know a number of people who are single issue voters, particularly in the pa rt of issue voters, particularly in the part of the country i am in there's a lot of people who consider abortion to a litmus test that if you believe in any sort of expansion of abortion rights or perhaps any abortion at all that's an automatic no. i consider abortion to be a significant issue, but i'm also, i also have very significant concerns with the potential of a bite in harris ticket expanding the supreme court if it, if amy barrett is put onto the court before the election. simply becaus

iwant good morning.have been put at risk by this land as the shadow health secretary claims with yellow well, potentially, because what we have seen is that there were 16,000 people that tested positive. those people that tested positive. those people will have been told but the contact tracing did not happen. and you know the people that you —— if you know the people that you —— if you test positive and you know the people you have been in contact with are your best friends and family, you can contact them but one of the reasons you have the app on your phone is if you are in close contact with somebody in a restaurant or somewhere else. the idea is that it would pick it up. so if you have beenin would pick it up. so if you have been in contact with people that you don't know their contact details, those people would not have known. we also know that the early days of the infection, before you actually come out with symptoms, if you are going to get symptomatic, there are maybe two or three days before

iwant don't see how that will work for him.nobody went to see anybody sick. that's and mrs trump. there is a level of incompetence that has taken place a level of incompetence that has ta ken place here a level of incompetence that has taken place here that has to be addressed in terms of the way he has handled the virus in the way he has lied about the science and the way he has put people in harms way, his family members and the support staff and his supporters for that matter, because he really has sent a message of the culture inside the white house and people are frowned upon if they are not mask lives inside of they are not mask lives inside of the white house. -- not wearing a mask without you work there and i have been there several times. it is super—tight and small in the west wing of the white house. your right up wing of the white house. your right up against people. the chances of it being a place where this could spread seem to be pretty high. yes. air force one, look at the cabins inside, it is even smaller. so m

shown in many communities here at the congress and i want to thank them for these questions and now iwant to ask from texas mister doggett . for being here . >> thank you so much and i couldn't agree with you more than this last comment you made about how unfair our tax code is to those at the lower end of the income scale and how our implementation and enforcement of our tax code is the same. but when you look at income inequality and the growing between working people and the one percent of the one percent . you see the effect in large measure of the tax laws that have been written in this committee and the failure of this committee through the years to stand up and demand full enforcement of our laws to ensure that what we do right even the various exemptions and preemption and special treatment that that law is originally enforced. that has not happened and it really is a much broader agenda that we need to cover. in each of the extent that the only defense that republican colleagues offered today is did he do anything illegal, you have to ask why could it possibly be legal to do some

however, iwant central part of the new strategic framework.inical decisions that we have reached on how that capacity can be most effectively used to suppress the virus during the winter months. in the week ahead, we intend to share and discuss the provisional content share and discuss the provisional co nte nt of share and discuss the provisional content of the strategic framework with other parties. cross—party engagement will include the offer to party waiters of a detailed briefing session with myself, the health secretary and the government‘s key advisers early next week. we are also facilitating discussions on how parliament as a whole can better scrutinise this forthcoming framework and future changes to covid regulations more regularly. a global pandemic of an infection virus will often acquire emergency action and quick legislation, but as we prepare to live with this virus foran we prepare to live with this virus for an extended period, we recognise that this imperative must be balanced by the need for robust, and whenever possible,

mr speaker, iwant by the prime minister on friday night.cases. this was due toa reported daily cases. this was due to a failure in the automated tra nsfer of to a failure in the automated transfer of files from the labs to php's data systems. i want to reassure eve ryo ne php's data systems. i want to reassure everyone that every single person who tested positive was told that result in the normal way, in the normal timeframe. —— phe‘s data systems. they were told to sell isolate, which is now required by law. however, these positive test results were not reported in the public data and were not transferred to the contact tracing system. i wa nt to to the contact tracing system. i want to thank colleagues have been working since late friday night at the weekend to resolve this problem. i want to set out the steps we have taken. first, contact tracing over these cases began first thing saturday. we brought in 6500 hours of extra contact tracing over the weekend and i can report to the house at that as of 9am today, 51% of the cases have now

iwant r comes below one. so, that is the aim.as where we begin to see real effects of what is happening. so, there are some indications that amongst young people, the rates are coming down, or flattening off a bit, again, due to the huge efforts that people have made to try to adhere to these changes in behaviour that we need to have in order to get this down. and in some areas of the country, we can begin to see a little bit of flattening, possibly. so, the measures are having an effect, but we need to do more if the aim is to get r below one and to shrink this epidemic. i want to show you a couple of slides on regional pictures now. this is the picture that we have shown before, on the left—hand side, the darker the purple the higher the case numbers. what you can see is the entirety of england is now purple, so there are cases everywhere increasing, and some areas have got very high numbers, which, if r stayed at one, those would stay at very high numbers. on the right—hand side is the speed with which growth is occurring. so,

iwant the committee to know, and my board of directors are 100% committed to our long-distance network in the future. we have notified our host railroads these adjustments are temporary. we ask your help to ensure we have the support. the restoration of daily service for constituents as we move forward. in addition, until ridership recovers, we must make difficult adjustments. we cannot continue to indefinitely fund a workforce that is too large for the number of passengers we now serve. i personally know how hard furloughs can be, having grown up in a railroad labor family and having had my fathers and uncles furloughed over the years during different crises. these adjustments are essential, given the lack of funding we have. going forward, we are committed to returning furloughed employees to work as soon as possible and are currently taking care of them by providing extended, no-cost health coverage during this period. intercity rail passenger service remains one of the safest, most efficient forms of transportation. when the pandemic eases, amtrak stands ready to grow and serve mor

i want to talk about your earnings but iwant to talk about them in the context of where they are andnomy as we watch the market continue to be so volatile as we head into the election but also as we see these continuing rise in covid cases around the world you own businesses around your portfolio around the world and have, therefore, what i imagine and hope is some insight for all of our viewers for what you think is happening and how you're thinking about it going forward. >> andrew, it's great to be here i'll start with the earnings we had really a terrific quarter despite the challenges out th e there. what we saw was strong performance in technicals. real estate up 6.4%. that was a reflection of exposure to technology, life sciences, renewables, logistics. the pivot we made has made a difference for our investors it's all about delivering for our investors. we raised another $15 billion in the quarter. $63 billion for the first nine months of the year we got to record aum and that translates into very strong earnings, distributable earnings were up. the fee-related earnings we ha

iwant conditions to any standard andy burnham.ussions are held about moving greater manchester into the highest level, but the region‘s mayor andy burnham says he remains opposed. they are asking us to gamble our residents‘sjobs, homes they are asking us to gamble our residents‘s jobs, homes and businesses and a large chunk of our economy on a strategy that they make their own experts tell them might not work. london, essex, york and areas in derbyshire will move from the medium to high alert level from saturday. the pub chain marston‘s is to cut more than 2,000 jobs, saying it‘s been badly hit by the coronavirus restrictions. and the queen carries out her first engagement outside a royal residence for seven months. hello and welcome to bbc news. 28 million people across england will be living under the two highest covid alert levels from this weekend, as the government announces increased restrictions across the country. local leaders in greater manchester have rejected plans from the government to move the region into the highes

iwanted to and moving on. what made you do that? exactly.ws and that it is ok to have both bad days and good days and everyone does. i hope this book helps people my age or younger or older to feel better. good morning to you. one of the things i love about the book is you jump things i love about the book is you jump between things that on the face look a little bit trivial and you talk about your sister and how se shares and then you make the leap from those things. —— how messy she is. you cross all sorts of territories. yes, i really wanted this to be a book that covered every angle, not only my life and of the things i have experienced and annoy me but also what a teenager goes through, everything from how to deal with a toxic friendship, a chapter on mental health and i am open about the things i have gone through and what has helped me. i did not want to do thejust what has helped me. i did not want to do the just these heavy book, i wa nted to do the just these heavy book, i wanted it to be and they —— escapism for people. i wanted p

iwanted can ask them about your piece tonight, alex.us, and i think everybody is so focused on the big issues that are happening, and obviously rightly so, like the presidential election in the us and coronavirus obviously being a massive thing, but also focusing on the smaller stories that are going on that might not necessarily get the media attention that they should, like some of the stories that we are sharing through the competition last year, like struggles with mental health, and obviously stories like mine that are more regional and more focused around the country but are also still really important and really releva nt to still really important and really relevant to young people of today. alex, are you going intojournalism professionally? i really, really would like to. ijust had the fantastic news that i am actually going to be starting a career in media on monday, so i'm going into pr to begin with, which is aptly fantastic. congratulations, we are here to lure you into journalism, lots of people will be picking up the phon

i know, i mean, iwant itself. oh, goodness.urlough scheme comes to an end tomorrow, what are you planning? tellers as well how many people you imply. we employed 20 people you imply. we employed 20 people at the start of march when everything went into lockdown. since then we have been virtually no lockdown situation and consequently have had no business for the last eight months and barely any bookings going forward into the next season. as far as we're concerned, we will start to use the newjob retention scheme, but it's been at a cost. we lost a huge number of our team and we are down to allow about six people. we will persevere because these are very specialist, highly valued, staff, but we don't want to lose. the industry will suffer and ultimately it will be the british public who is unable to utilise their skills in international travel and their specialist knowledge of the destinations, so we are hoping to hold onto them using what little of thejob retention to hold onto them using what little of the job retention schem

before that, though, iwant comes into effect this week. this year. that figure is the same as in the march to may period, but it is higher than it was last summer. 124,000 people in scotland we re summer. 124,000 people in scotland were unemployed over the summer in thejune were unemployed over the summer in the june to august were unemployed over the summer in thejune to august period, that is compared to 112,000 people over the same period last year. these figures are of course concerning, but it is also important, although this is no comfort to anybody who has lost her job, these figures are undoubtedly lower than they would be without the support for businesses that has been in place from both the uk and scottish governments. the uk government'sjob retention scottish governments. the uk government's job retention scheme scottish governments. the uk government'sjob retention scheme in particular has been really important, and of course we still have concerns that the replacement for that scheme, which will take effect at the start of no

iwant jeremy corbyn anti—semitic? and she said, plain speaking, yes. profound finding and one which we must accept and act on, but there weren't individual findings againstjeremy corbyn. do you have an opinion? they we re corbyn. do you have an opinion? they were no findings againstjeremy corbyn. no, i'm asking you as a leader of the party. you have heard very clearly from someone subjected to harassment, at the receiving end of these things, luciana berger, she is able to say categorically from what he has seen, from the evidence of what happened to her, that she sees jeremy corbyn of what happened to her, that she seesjeremy corbyn in that light. i am asking you the same question.” don't seejeremy am asking you the same question.” don't see jeremy corbyn am asking you the same question.” don't seejeremy corbyn in that light, neither did the commission report make any findings individually about things that jeremy had said or done, but it was a powerfulfinding jeremy had said or done, but it was a powerful finding about a collective failure of leaders

again, iwant days —— deaths.something we have to take very seriously. there are several issues i want to briefly update on today. firstly, as i often do on a friday, draw your attention to an announcement made last night, the scottish element has added poland and turkey to the list of those countries subject to quarantine restrictions. and the three islands of the caribbean which means that from 4am tomorrow people travelling to scotland from these cases must self—isolate for 40 days on their return. madeira and the azores will be removed from the list of places subject to restrictions but if you have a ride from those places in the last two weeks or if you arrive later today or tonight you will still have to self—isolate for 14 days. these changes are another reminder levels of the virus in any country or area can change quite rapidly and when they change our quarantine rules often change as well, so please, this is especially important as we approach the october holidays, think carefully about any unnecessary t