iwill have to 'ump in, and of course say h glasgow.t your opinion. continue._ of course say that it's 'ust your opinion. continue. of course, but seriously. — opinion. continue. of course, but seriously, there _ opinion. continue. of course, but seriously, there is _ opinion. continue. of course, but seriously, there is a _ opinion. continue. of course, but seriously, there is a bigger- seriously, there is a bigger challenge in the uk at the moment that our international viewers may not all be across. in the uk, workers have gone through a decade with no real terms increase in their salaries, and there is a lot of pent—up frustration, and with inflation at 10%, it's not unreasonable for trade unions to be campaigning and arguing the case for higher wage increases. the problem here is, as always, the public pay the price. this strike is about to spread across the whole of scotland over the next couple of days. i suspect what might be required is that the scottish government gets involved, but no matter what your viewers see about edinbu

, but i and i'm still struggling to get back, i will, but i think i was back, iwill, but i think i wasceived on instagram, on twitter saying is— i received on instagram, on twitter saying is that i was a big reason of why they— saying is that i was a big reason of why they love football, when i got into football and people said to me photos of— into football and people said to me photos of doing the celebration and i hope _ photos of doing the celebration and i hope people continue to do that celebration. the reason i did it was for fun— celebration. the reason i did it was for fun and — celebration. the reason i did it was for fun and enjoyment. but, yeah, obviously— for fun and enjoyment. but, yeah, obviously i — for fun and enjoyment. but, yeah, obviously i want people to kind of 'ust obviously i want people to kind of just love — obviously i want people to kind of just love the sport and do it with a smile and — just love the sport and do it with a smile. and with passion and i hope when _ smile. and with passion and i hope when everyone saw me playing football that it was because

we don't know, iwill probably not be kinetic olead to direct conflict. it will establish a new president and baseline for relations betwn china,aiwan and the united states which is likely to bring us a little bit closer to conflict. >> if nancy pelosi does visit taiwan, president biden can claim u.s. policy toward the island h not changed but as china becomes increasingly assertive, will the u.s. have to pick a side and drop this so-called strategic ambiguity >> i don't thk it isime to drop strategic ambiguity just yet. united states clearly has changed its attitude toward the one china policy but the biden administration has picked on this idea that since 1979, the united states has been too sensitive to china's hypersensitivity. what remains o the one china policy is an american commitmt and to recognize only beijing as the government of the people's republic of china. we are sending more aders to taiwan. we are making more sales to taan and ware welcoming taiwanesofficials into ofcial amerin government buildings. the core the one china policy is still

translation: iwill not get a judgment based i on the principles of fair trial. i did not get it.med for power, and held office for nine years in a country where the ruling party had never lost an election. stories of spectacular greed and corruption brought thousands out onto the streets in protest. chanting. but investigations into huge losses from the state—run investment fund, known as imdb, went nowhere. the department ofjustice has filed a civil complaint, seeking to forfeit and recover more than $1 billion in assets associated with an international conspiracy to launderfunds stolen from imdb. even when the united states launched its own investigation, mr najib looked secure, in a country where power has rarely been accountable. but at the last election, four years ago, an opposition coalition, led by malaysia's most renowned political figure, mahathir mohamad, once mr najib�*s ally, rode the public yearning for change to an unexpected and historic victory. mr najib, seemingly in shock as he accepted the verdict of the people, was untouchable no longer. his home was raided.

risks in saying anything at all about this case, because i will never satisfy everyone and, therefore, iwill the launch of putin's ukraine gamble is a world divided. the us—led western and allied democracies backing kyiv and insisting putin must be seen to fail. but in much of the rest of the world, well, let's just say it's a lot more complicated. you only have the active support for your military invasion of ukraine from belarus, north korea, syria and eritrea — four dictatorships. even china, which is supposed to be yourfriend, says that ukraine's territorial integrity and sovereignty must be respected. you're out of friends. i do not think the assessment is right. i am not sure that your attempts to isolate russia succeeded. i think that the west perhaps made some tactical gains, but it is losing strategically. one thing that is a clear outcome of those sanctions that the west introduced, is that you lost practically any leverage on russia at all. you know that president putin, even before this conflict, he said once that the west can introduce all the sanctions they can. we had no illus

have taught had more time to explain it to them, what i said to them in 19 words in 20 seconds was iwill serve you but i can't create every cake people nd asked me to create because of the message generally that's involved . >> .. it is what it is. people sometimes recognize hey, you're that guy. it gives me the opportunity not only to explain the case but quite often to share my faith. >> well guys, i highly recommend this book. the book is the cost of my case. it's a jack phillips and jack, i thank you aan much for being on the show and it's so encouraging, i really recommend this book because it's so encouraging. i think you'll edify people's faith, as it did your faith, this whole experience and her daughter and i think it will encourage people. i think it will help people strengthen their own convictions about certain issues off the christian faith. and so god bless you. you are a trooper, and thank you for being on the show, and i'm excited, i look forward to hearing the outcome off this latest case. >> thank you, mr. cook. honestly it is such an honor to be on the show today. >> t

which is this notion of the role of police in schools and whether they should be there or not and iwill say this . i for the longest time doing the work for years for the longest time i accepted the often repeated narrative that we have police in schools today because parents and teachers were afraid to send their kidsback to school after the mass shooting in columbine in 1999 but as i did research for this book i learned a ton of new stuff . one of the things is i should have known this but that the first police in schools appeared in 1939 at the earliest conversation about even the possibility of integration of schools and then police in schools increased exponentially in the civil rights era. under the guise of facilitating a safe passage for black and brown students who would integrate those schools but we know from the historical record and from iconic photographs that far too often traditional law enforcement ended up being an impediment to full meaningful integration of schools. now fast forward to 1991 and we have the national or association of school resource officers is create

it will start clearing up and we're left with sunshine as we wrap up this week's special will iwill especially in our microclimates. we're seeing beautiful conditions headed into the weekend but first thing's first, today's forecast, lots of convective activity this afternoon. we're keeping a close eye in the weather center. gianna, how are the roads looking? >> keeping a close eye on the roadways, too, in case we get slick surfaces out there because of the active weather system. right now our busiest spot is that ride westbound 24 right at mt. diablo boulevard. that's where we've got a crash with injuries blocking at least two lanes of traffic. at last check it was backed up to 680. it's backed up all the way on to 680 so if you're taking south 680, pleasant hill, walnut creek busy there, getting on to 24. b.a.r.t. might be a good choice to avoid these brake lights on the freeways. we'll let you know when lanes open up. in the meantime it's quite slow there. once you're past that point it's better on 24 headed toward 580, toward the bay bridge. once you're at the bay bridge across the upper d

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iwill add it, though. i feel determined that i should do that in a positive way. after eight o'clock this morning. he will be cycling the next three days. an incredible man to go and meet. really interesting to hear from him. let's take a look at today's papers. the guardian reports that the children's commissioner for england has criticised the metropolitan police's record on child protection, after it was revealed that the force strip—searched 650 children between 2018 and 2020. the paper also carries this picture of england women's hockey team who won gold at the commonwealth games. the sun leads with a warning from fire chiefs who want garden barbecues stamped out amid fears of another 40—degree super—scorcher this week. a stroll after dinner has long been thought to clear the mind and now the times reports that it can also improve blood sugar control and reduce the chances of developing heart problems or diabetes. and "queen of ambridge signs off at 103" is the headline in the telegraph, which carries this picture ofjune spencer, who plays peggy in the archer

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if there is an but after that, iwill do it.ustralia. the hockeyroos still haven't conceded a goal at these games and are well strong again today — scotland kept the game tight and were defensively strong but australia were too good and move into the knockout stages. away from the commonwealth games, the news is that premier league players will stop taking the knee before the majority of matches next season. top flight clubs started taking the knee to support the black lives matter movement. premier league captains consulted players before taking the decision. the taking of the knee may still take place before certain fixtures, including boxing day games and cup finals. that's all the sport for now. i will have more for you later and we will keep you updated throughout the day. back to you. millions of people... iam going i am going to stay here. millions of people millions of tuned in to watch the women's euro 2022 final on sunday, when england took home the trophy, and since then, online searches for women's football have incr

iwill around today, but not where we need it. i will have a full forecast later.d for manslaughter. coral across much of australia's great barrier reef has reached record levels, after storms and changing ocean temperatures had previously caused it to erode. australian scientists say the north and central stretches of the world's biggest reef system show the largest amount of coral cover in 36 years — although there's now less in its southern section. the uk is facing its largest and longest ever outbreak of bird flu — thousands of birds have died so far. so, what's happening and where? let's take a look. avian flu has been found in 61 species in 3li7 locations around the uk. during the current outbreak, 1,400 wild birds have tested positive for bird flu, compared to just 446 last year. in scotland, a new variant has been spreading through seabird colonies. the population of gannets on yellowcraig beach in east lothian shrunk after hundreds were found dead injune. many parts of northern ireland have had bird populations affected too, including rathlin island which

iwill morning, sir keir starmer. got one of- i will quote _ morning, sir keir starmer. got one of.yourself at you. no i one would pay a penny more on their fuel bills this winter. that is quite a big offerfrom labour. how are you going to pay for that? it is are you going to pay for that? it is a bi offer are you going to pay for that? it is a big offer from _ are you going to pay for that? it 3 a big offer from labour and we will a big offerfrom labour and we will pay for it by extending the windfall tax on oil and gas companies in the north sea who have made much bigger profits than they expected but also because our proposal which is to prevent those energy prices are going... increases going forward, will also dampen inflation and also the money that would otherwise be paid our debt because inflation is so high would not have to be paid. that is how we will pay for it. as you said a moment ago, millions of families are really struggling to make ends meet, to pay their bills, and the price cap is going to go from just under about £2000 per household to 3500 in october and then t

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