yes, iwill.— fleeing. yes, iwill. thank you. i think people _ fleeing. yes, iwill. thank you.iwill. thank you. i think people in whickham would expect the government to act with absolute resolve to get a grip of this problem. but also compassion to save life and look after people. can she reassure me that is her policy, to look after people, but get a grip of this problem? i to look after people, but get a grip of this problem?— of this problem? i reassure my honourable _ of this problem? i reassure my honourable friend _ of this problem? i reassure my honourable friend not - of this problem? i reassure my honourable friend notjust - of this problem? i reassure my| honourable friend notjust on... of this problem? i reassure my i honourable friend notjust on... it is not a grip in terms of the approach we are taking, the use of word grip makes me think about language and it is quite a simplistic term when you think about the complexity of the issue. it is a very complicated issue and it requires action around a plethora of areas. but humanity and decency is absolutely crucial a

iwill turnit partnership, your ambition. iwill turn it back now... thank you all so much. applause.the pink ursula von der leyen, both of them talking about the climate summit being a game changing moment in dealing with climate change. they talked about that deal that has just been struck to cut methane gas emissions responsible for half of all global warming. to cut methane gas emissions around the world by 30% by 2030. that is one of the first major deals to come out of the cop26 glasgow climate change discussions. now, we will get some sport. good afternoon, i'm chetan pathak with your latest sports news. antonio conte has been confirmed as tottenham's new manager, just a day after the club sacked nuno espirito santo. the former chelsea manager has signed a deal until the summer of 2023. his first game in charge will be at home to dutch side vitesse arnhem in the europa conference league on thursday before spurs play at everton in the premier league on sunday. tony pulis was west brom manager when conte s chelsea won the league at the hawthorns in may 2017. i don't think he stan

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that and we know of at least 400 santas have said no, iwill do of at least 400 santas have said no, iow about. on the night before christmas and all through the house not a creature was stirring not even a mouse. £15 stirring not even a mouse. 45 minute santa experiences, anticipating a busy holiday season, michael booked santa jim back injune. season, michael booked santa jim back in june.— jim back in june. people cut back on their _ jim back in june. people cut back on their schedule - jim back in june. people cut back on their schedule rack| jim back in june. people cut i back on their schedule rack -- back on their schedule rack —— radically a lot of them. there has been a lot of centres scrambling now.- has been a lot of centres scrambling now. i've dodin a lot of jobs- _ scrambling now. i've dodin a lot ofjobs. -- _ scrambling now. i've dodin a lot ofjobs. -- i _ scrambling now. i've dodin a lot ofjobs. -- i have - scrambling now. i've dodin a lot of jobs. -- i have turned | lot ofjobs. —— i have turned down — lot ofjobs. —— i have turned down a _ lot ofjobs. —— i have turned d

iwill not turn to a blame _ that, nathalie loiseau? not turn to a blame game, because i that, nathalie loiseau? i will not- turn to a blame game, because we are talking about a tragedy, we are talking about a tragedy, we are talking about a tragedy, we are talking about human lives which were lost yesterday in the channel, so i will not engage in the sort of "deal with my problem yourself," which i do not like, but obviously the question is not who is responsible, who is to blame. what is to blame — misery, war, tyrannies which have people risking their lives to try a better life, and these are things that we have to deal with together. is at the british prime minster saying "deal with my problem"? or is it the british prime ministers trying to stop the pull factor? j it the british prime ministers trying to stop the pull factor? i do trying to stop the pull factor? i do not know what _ trying to stop the pull factor? j cf not know what you're talking about. what sort of pull factor do you imagine there is? but what sort of pull factor

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so it's an important city and ethiopia, iwill echo continent.he most important nations in africa. it needs to be protected, and needs the protection that it deserves. but how much that protection is going to be intact is on open debate.— protection is going to be intact is on open debate. joining us live from addis ababa, _ on open debate. joining us live from addis ababa, thank _ on open debate. joining us live from addis ababa, thank you _ on open debate. joining us live from addis ababa, thank you so - on open debate. joining us live from addis ababa, thank you so much - addis ababa, thank you so much for joining us live on newsday. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. the world health organization has described the current surge of coronavirus cases in europe as a warning shot for the entire world. europe saw almost 1.8 million new cases last week alone. the who blames insufficient vaccine uptake and a relaxation of restrictions. its secretary—general has also called for vaccine manufacturers to prioritise poorer countri

there are lots of solutions out there. 0k, andrea, iwill stop solutions out there. 0k, andrea, i willthis brings us neatly onto this particular report. we have been hearing about all of the agreements that leaders are trying to read. and as andrea was saying, what can the rest of us do? 0ur science correspondent victoria gill has been to meet one family who are looking to the future. busy family life makes it difficult to count our carbon emissions, but for this family in leeds, decarbonising their daily routine has has become a priority. i think edie constantly likes to remind me that i need to be better. do you think it could be made easier, you know, to make the changes that you would like to make? it would be better for the environment if we switched to eating more plant—based things, but we don't really do a lot of that at the moment and we could be better with that. as a parent, iam busy, but actually, i need to just make these changes for the better, really. it�*s kind of the next generation that will be left with these problems. and we�*ll all need to be part of the solution.

getting better, iwill say surveillance system for genomes isbout 20th in the world of genomic surveillance. so what that means is that we test about 15,000 to 20,000 tests per week. and so we can detect about 0.01% prevalence of a variant of concern. so this is probably why we... i5 a variant of concern. so this is probably why we. . ._ probably why we... is that nationwide _ probably why we... is that nationwide or _ probably why we... is that| nationwide or state-wide? probably why we... is that i nationwide or state-wide? that probably why we... is that - nationwide or state-wide? that is nationwide- _ nationwide or state-wide? that is nationwide. goodness, _ nationwide or state-wide? that is nationwide. goodness, that i nationwide or state-wide? that is nationwide. goodness, that is i nationwide or state-wide? that is nationwide. goodness, that is a l nationwide. goodness, that is a really low _ nationwide. goodness, that is a really low number! _ nationwide. goodness, that is a really low number! yeah, i nationwide. goodness, that is a rea

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iwill are you feeling right now? pretty sad. i will be _ are you feeling right now? pretty sad.e ok in a _ are you feeling right now? pretty sad. i will be ok in a few- are you feeling right now? pretty sad. i will be ok in a few hours. | it isa it is a quiet introduction to the weekend for many areas but i have something of a dramatic change on the way. not bad in places, a lot of cloud across a good part of scotland, northern ireland to start the day and much of the cloud has tumbled further south and fairly leaden skies across many parts of england and wales ahead of this weather front. england and wales ahead of this weatherfront. once england and wales ahead of this weather front. once these fronts have worked their way through the british isles and they will complete the journey within the next 18 hours or so, then we will introduce a much colder regime to all parts of the british isles as we make our way through sunday. some of that air coming from well up on the norwegian sea, so much cooler than we have seen of late. weather front gradually easing out of scotland, north

iwill give way. i am grateful to the _ save lives? iwill give way.y. i —.n grateful to the leader for giving way. i am not without sympathy for the proposition that the rules require reform in this regard, but he knows, as we all know, that, when the house is requiring reform, it can only be done effectively by building consensus, and we build the consensus first, then we bring it to the chamber. this chamber is never, i'm afraid, where we build consensus. and surely it is apparent that the leader already that, even if the house votes to count —— constitute the select committee today, then the prospects of achieving consensus in that select committee now are as remote as they would be in the chamber today. the way in which the government is going about this, i'm afraid, is self—defeating. about this, i'm afraid, is self-defeating.- about this, i'm afraid, is self-defeating. about this, i'm afraid, is self-defeatina. ., ., ., , self-defeating. the right honourable rentleman self-defeating. the right honourable gentleman is — self-defeating. the right

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iwill i was left on my own from every angle possible. i will make sure whoever — angle possible.es forward that i am there for them. following allegations made by rafiq at the dcms hearing, former england cricketer alex hales says he "categorically and absolutely" denies any "racial connotation" in naming his dog. rafiq said former yorkshire team—mate gary ballance used the name �*kevin' as a "derogatory" term to refer to any player of colour — and hales had named his dog kevin "because it's black". in a statement, hales said... his club nottinghamshire say they have "commenced the appropriate internal process." arsenal are under way as they host danish side hb koge in their women's champions league group game. the gunners without the injured leah williamson... but have taklen the lead through caitlin foord after 15 minutes. so around 15 minutes played... it is 1—nil to arsenal. dean smith has told the norwich fans, he can keep the club in the premier league. having returned to managementjust a week after he was sacked by aston villa he believes there's enough quality in the squa

lamp posts, 0k, knitting three trees, two lamp posts, ok, i knitting three trees, two lamp posts, 0k, iwillooking very mild indeed for the time of year, but there will be quite a bit of cloud around and then as we move into the weekend and into the following week, the last week of november, it's looking much colder. now, for thursday, we've got higher pressure to the south of the uk, lower pressure to the north. more isobars here and weather fronts so it will be quite windy and at times wet. but it's the wind direction which is key for the next few days coming in deeply from the south—west, azores air, moving right across the country and bringing those temperatures well above where they should be for the time of year. but it will be fairly moisture—laden air, a lot of cloud around, particularly northern and western areas, where we'll have windy conditions and outbreaks of rain. best of the sunshine — eastern scotland and eastern parts of england. this is where we'll see the highest of the temperatures. we could see up to 17 degrees in the aberdeenshire area because of foehn effect. the aver

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and park maybe the recordholder related to the board of supervisor retroactive accept and expand and iwill leave it at that . >> supervisor chan. >> thank you so much supervisor peskin for your questioning. i think that my ... my last request and i don't think we need to respond but just note that i will follow up with that inquiry for a list of expenses of the $200,000 that were covered withdisguised our contract . so that we have some transparency for where that money is going. i think that wreck and parks has a bad deal because we have all these donations that parks and alliance is 10 percent but according to that parks alliance they did not charge the similar standards policy according to everyone that is a standard industry of 10 percent to public worksaccounts . which is very interesting. then perhaps it's a bad deal for wreck and parks that is being charged with that 10 percent andalso what we'regoing to see with the ports mou that they're getting an 11 percent view . so that's interesting . that's that miss federal past that and they did not charge that 10percent fee with the donat

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the second is iwill use someone's earlier comment . police officers behaving badly. inappropriate comments and adverse effects on the public and not using courtesy with the public and the third is the writing of incomplete or inaccurate reports.>> next slide. there we go. the aggregate trends identified by internal affairs division during that same time we have to four. one was failure to activate body worn camera which is was the same as dpa. the second trend we saw was the loss of department property or equipment. the third was an inappropriate useof the department email system . and the fourth was failure to attend dpa interviews or to complete a dpa response form as ordered. next slide please. so for policy failures ig did not have any policy failure cases identified inthe first or second quarter . and i'll turn it over to them to talk about dpa. >> dpa had seven casesresulting in policy failures are in the first and second quarter . these cases included to use of force cases, one conduct unbecoming an officer case. to failure to revise cases and two cases are of

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iwill called on them to make another gear shift.ugh can be done to stop dangerous climate change. last night, the prime minister boris johnson urged countries to pull out all the stops. but he also tried to manage expectations. the cop26 summit here in glasgow is not going to fix it in one go. we are not going to arrest climate change right here, right now, that is just impossible. and i think everybody has got to be realistic about that. but there is the possibility that we will come away from this with the first genuine road map for a solution to anthropogenic climate change. there are some signs of hope. china�*s top negotiator made a surprise announcement of a joint climate plan with the united states. the world�*s two biggest polluters agreed to move towards using clean energy. and they said they�*d reduce methane, a highly potent greenhouse gas, in a positive sign of cooperation. the united states and china have no shortage of differences, but on climate, on climate, cooperation is the only way to get this job done. today, cou

iwill say this very openly, i am in all of what you have done, it really is amazing.oing to happen and it is a massive thing, i don't do it on my own, my families and friends at the early stages were incredible with me. i think they thought, here we go, she is clearly grieving, going to set up a charity. people have begun to realise we are doing some important work and it is growing. doing some important work and it is ttrowin. . ., , doing some important work and it is ttrowin. .,~ , ., doing some important work and it is i rowint . ., ~' , ., ., growing. take us through the moment when ou growing. take us through the moment when you did — growing. take us through the moment when you did realise _ growing. take us through the moment when you did realise that _ growing. take us through the moment when you did realise that you - growing. take us through the moment when you did realise that you did - when you did realise that you did have this strength in you. your husband lee was taken in afghanistan in 2009. he was killed. what was he like? he looks like a fun guy. ex

in it but if he is going to — he was coming in it but if he is going to the hospital i don't think iwillr uk and say it is not— cannot only say in your uk and say it is not our— cannot only say in your uk and say it is not our problem was i going to forget _ it is not our problem was i going to forget that— it is not our problem was i going to forget that in calais the control getting — forget that in calais the control getting into your country. it is hard _ getting into your country. it is hard to— getting into your country. it is hard to control, there are migrants in the _ hard to control, there are migrants in the trucks — hard to control, there are migrants in the trucks and a lot of things are done — in the trucks and a lot of things are done. and now they will be discovered that maybe to get to your country _ discovered that maybe to get to your country by _ discovered that maybe to get to your country by the little boats they are trying _ country by the little boats they are trying i_ country by the little boats they are trying. i have no power. i have no power— trying. i have n

iwill neveri moan about 3am alarm call again. week. unbelievable.he can get there. let's look at the weather— hope he can get there. let's look at the weather for now. even though owain _ the weather for now. even though owain might be sleeping this way through— owain might be sleeping this way through it, some of us will be excited — through it, some of us will be excited to— through it, some of us will be excited to get out and enjoy it. we have an _ excited to get out and enjoy it. we have an area of low pressure out towards — have an area of low pressure out towards the uk working its way eastwards through the night. it has taken _ eastwards through the night. it has taken away some of the rain you so yesterday. — taken away some of the rain you so yesterday, leaving a dry day overall _ yesterday, leaving a dry day overall. close enough to eastern coast _ overall. close enough to eastern coast of — overall. close enough to eastern coast of england for a bit of cloud and one _ coast of england for a bit of cloud and one or— coast of england for a

iwill— mp. you will do that through the choir? i will do _ mp. you will do that through the choir?n make it in his name-— it in his name. thank you for speaking _ it in his name. thank you for speaking us _ it in his name. thank you for speaking us to _ it in his name. thank you for speaking us to ahead - it in his name. thank you for speaking us to ahead of - it in his name. thank you for - speaking us to ahead of memorial service. we are grateful to everyone who has shared their memories of sir david amess. there is a huge column of navy cadets heading into the church. sir david's coffin will be carried by members of essex fire and rescue and then that court edge going through the streets will be escorted by members of essex police force. this gives you a sense of sir david amess as the constituent mp, as an essex man, a guy who championed his part of the country, instead of searching for the national spotlight as possibly some politicians may focus on, somebody who put in the ground work and stood up who put in the ground work and stood up for his constituent and is recognised,

that's a very hard question, iwill— this first draft? we have language that at any c0 that at any cop are you encouraged b the that at any cop are you encouraged by the steps _ that at any cop are you encouraged by the steps to _ that at any cop are you encouraged by the steps to limit _ that at any cop are you encouraged by the steps to limit the _ that at any cop are you encouraged by the steps to limit the rise - that at any cop are you encouraged by the steps to limit the rise to - by the steps to limit the rise to 1.5 celsius? surely that must represent at least baby steps? but we don't represent at least baby steps? first we don't need baby steps at this point, we need grown up responsible steps and we need to reduce emissions as quickly as possible. quite frankly, asking parties to come back next year and resolve it is not good enough.— come back next year and resolve it is not good enough. what would you like to see in — is not good enough. what would you like to see in terms _ is not good enough. what would you like to see in ter

iwill- and rights. how will you be celebrating? i will be i and rights.hted the importance of family, being together and enjoy the good times. i'd let you feel that as a sense of gratitude this year because it has been a tough year for many people. you live in southall which has had some of the highest rates of covid—19 in the capital at times. there is definitely a sense of cap, gratitude that we are alive and healthy, help so i will be here today to say thank you and spend time with god. 50 today to say thank you and spend time with god.— time with god. so there is a s . iritual time with god. so there is a spiritual side, _ time with god. so there is a spiritual side, you're - time with god. so there is a spiritual side, you're going. time with god. so there is a i spiritual side, you're going to be with friends. in terms of the community as well southall is known as little india, lots of sweet shops, lots of sari shops and restaurants. just give us a sense of what it is like at the moment. i think with southall now we're slowly getting back to our fee

this is done this house any good today, i will be honest, this is done this house any good today, iwillthis house to gain respect and it starts by individual showing respect — it starts by individual showing respect to each other. let's go. james _ respect to each other. let's go. james grande. respect to each other. let's go. james grande— respect to each other. let's go. james grande. ., ,, , ., , ., , james grande. thank you. the people of lee james grande. thank you. the people of lee have — james grande. thank you. the people of lee have never _ james grande. thank you. the people of lee have never accepted _ james grande. thank you. the people of lee have never accepted our - of lee have never accepted our forced merger with our friendly rivals of wigan back in 1973. could the prime minister tell me how we could escape the big government of big wigan by getting our own counsel back? i big wigan by getting our own counsel back? ., ~ , big wigan by getting our own counsel back? . ,, , ., ., ., , back? i thank my honourable friend and i back? i thank my honourable friend and i thank

iwill— man he is incredible. he is a legend. iwilltell_ man he is incredible. he is a legend.this _ he comes to the clinic. he is remarkable. this is - he comes to the clinic. he is remarkable. this is all- he comes to the clinic. he is| remarkable. this is all about he comes to the clinic. he is i remarkable. this is all about him and everybody else with mnd in the country? and everybody else with mnd in the count ? , , :, :, :, ,, country? yes, it is all about making a difference- _ country? yes, it is all about making a difference. we _ country? yes, it is all about making a difference. we have _ country? yes, it is all about making a difference. we have been - country? yes, it is all about making! a difference. we have been building the rob— a difference. we have been building the rob burrow centre for motor neurone — the rob burrow centre for motor neurone disease in leeds helping patients— neurone disease in leeds helping patients live in the now, having the best quality of life and the best alignment possibly.— alignment possibly. right, is everybody — alignment possibl

iwill tell you more strong winds with gales and heavy rain.leicester tigers, where he currently works as defence coach, to his old league club, leeds rhinos. he's doing it once again to help his friend and former teammate, rob burrow, who was diagnosed with mnd in 2019. we've been catching up with kevin, and his new team, ahead of the challenge. kev is one of those people who when he speaks, you listen.— he speaks, you listen. people cravitate he speaks, you listen. people gravitate towards _ he speaks, you listen. people gravitate towards him - he speaks, you listen. people| gravitate towards him because he speaks, you listen. people i gravitate towards him because he is so decent — gravitate towards him because he is so decent. humble. it sounds like i have _ so decent. humble. it sounds like i have got— so decent. humble. it sounds like i have got a — so decent. humble. it sounds like i have got a massive man crush. i probably— have got a massive man crush. i probably do. have got a massive man crush. i probably do— have got a massive man c

you mentioned donations, iwill— thank him for that. it's _ running. that in the buckets? yeah, that will be added. it's been - that will be added. it's been incredible. the support we have had, the messages that the group and the team have _ the messages that the group and the team have been sending each other, they all— team have been sending each other, they all feel like it will stay with them _ they all feel like it will stay with them for— they all feel like it will stay with them for a long time.— they all feel like it will stay with them for a long time. what's next, kev? not sure. _ them for a long time. what's next, kev? not sure. we _ them for a long time. what's next, kev? not sure. we will _ them for a long time. what's next, kev? not sure. we will go - them for a long time. what's next, kev? not sure. we will go again. i kev? not sure. we will go again. it's uuite kev? not sure. we will go again. it's quite hard — kev? not sure. we will go again. it's quite hard to _ kev? not sure. we will go again. it's quite hard to thin

iwill- of does. i tell you what. let's come things down, shall we? an alternative- _ that or morning? well, there is an alternative. i _ that or morning? well, there is an alternative. i do _ that or morning? well, there is an alternative. i do think— that or morning? well, there is an alternative. i do think that - that or morning? well, there is an alternative. i do think that is - alternative. i do think that is better than this. laughter. alternative. i do think that is betterthan this. laughter. good morning! how are you? are you all right? when you have the brakes on the cloud it is making for a gorgeous sunrise but as you will see on the satellite the view from space that you cannot make out the uk because there is too much cloud, pushing in through the night, linked into this area of low pressure to iceland, causing some strong winds across the northern half of the country later on and bringing some rain southward as well. the rain is most persistent across the highlands and islands but splashes of rain elsewhere. even some working through wa

iwill— would have broken it again, but next time, i will be doing 300 with ease, so i'm _ time, i will long _ am, mentally. i try and train for as long and _ am, mentally. i try and train for as long and hard as i possibly can. it's not — long and hard as i possibly can. it's not so — long and hard as i possibly can. it's not so much my body feels tight. — it's not so much my body feels tight, because i get told to be quiet — tight, because i get told to be quiet and i will crack on, so it doesn't~ _ quiet and i will crack on, so it doesn't~ i_ quiet and i will crack on, so it doesn't... i don't have to motivate myself. _ doesn't... i don't have to motivate myself. the — doesn't... i don't have to motivate myself, the pain does, so i don't really— myself, the pain does, so i don't really stop— myself, the pain does, so i don't really stop at all when it comes to anythinq — really stop at all when it comes to anythinq l— really stop at all when it comes to an hint. ~ really stop at all when it comes to an hint. ,, , anything. i think it is intriguing and i think— anything. i think it is

thank you for your suggestion, iwill— face of the bill.so- online safety bill in this parliament so are - online safety bill in this parliament so are you i online safety bill in this - parliament so are you prepared online safety bill in this _ parliament so are you prepared to shun _ parliament so are you prepared to shun the — parliament so are you prepared to shun the opportunity _ parliament so are you prepared to shun the opportunity now- parliament so are you prepared to shun the opportunity now to - parliament so are you prepared to i shun the opportunity now to protect women _ shun the opportunity now to protect women and — shun the opportunity now to protect women and girls— shun the opportunity now to protect women and girls from _ shun the opportunity now to protect women and girls from such - shun the opportunity now to protect women and girls from such vile - shun the opportunity now to protect women and girls from such vile acts as we _ women and girls from such vile acts as we described? _ women and girls from such vile act