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i mean, iwill. i love a hug. brilliant. i don't know how to cope. i really don't. i do need it.hat's the top and bottom of it. and i feel embarrassed because i've got to ask for help. to be fair, i would have probably been worn out asking people to borrow money. thank you ever so much. thank you. for anita's family and so many others across her community, carole�*s team are life—savers. oh, that's a rice. but in this crisis, there are no easy answers and no quick fixes. lost quite a lot of weight in the last year and a bit, just not being able to live, to be fair. i'd rather my children eat their meat. i might have a meal a day if i'm lucky. in the end, of course, it's down to money. her ex makes some modest payments for the kids, and anita's always worked. she still does. get off me leg! but she's also a single mum and has to fit her cleaning shifts around brett's childcare. the problems don't stop there. i don't receive, like, any sort of benefits for little man because he was born after that time period where they said you couldn't. it's a cut—off point. and that's because br

translation: iwill submit to the security council - additional steps in the fight against terrorism.ng and expediting the licensing of weapons for authorised civilians. as we have seen time and again, this saves lives. on the streets ofjerusalem tonight, emotions are running high. israelis blocked cars in palestinian neighbourhoods, here shouting "arabs, beware — hebrew blood isn't cheap". tensions had risen sharply after the deadliest israeli military raid in the occupied west bank in years. on thursday, nine palestinians, including two civilians, were killed. the israeli armed forces say they were acting on intelligence to prevent islamicjihad fighters carrying out major attacks. in response, palestinian militants fired rockets from the gaza strip. in recent months, amid rising violence, there have been repeated international calls for calm here but they've had little impact. and now, once again, fears are growing of wider unrest. yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem. aaron david miller is a senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace, and told us about the curren

oh, iwill a reminder of our top story.we were speaking about a minute ago and that is tatjana patitz has died at the age of 56. you are watching bbc news with me monika plaha. hello there. we are stuck in repeat mode, i'm afraid, which means yet more wet and windy weather to come. in actual fact, to close out this week, it's going to be a case of showers, longer spells of rain at times and the winds will always be a feature. now, for the time being, we've got some wet weather pushing its way across england and wales, with the heaviest pulses of rain across south wales and parts of south—west england. it could lead to some localised flooding here, accompanied by gale force gusts of winds as well. so that weather front will linger first thing thursday morning. another area of low pressure nudging into the far north—west of scotland. as we go through the morning it will gradually bring wetter and increasingly windy weather here as well. sandwiched in between the two, there will be some drier, brighter interludes, and eventual

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iwill say, though, that some of the six people who are still voting no i think i'm never going to comepoke with congressman matt gates on capitol hill who said i am never going to vote for kevin mccarthy as speaker. he feels that kevin has lied to him in the past and lied about him and some of the other holdouts in this case. so for some people, they will never vote for him. ~ , ., , him. well, we shall see as the votin: him. well, we shall see as the voting continues. _ him. well, we shall see as the voting continues. thank- him. well, we shall see as the voting continues. thank you. | him. well, we shall see as the. voting continues. thank you. as elizabeth just mentioned there, presidentjoe biden is marking the second anniversary of the deadly attack on the us capitol by pro—trump supporters. he's awarding presidential medals to officials and police officers for their part in resisting the attempt to overturn the result of the presidential election. here he is speaking just a short while ago. you held the line that day and what was on the line with our democracy. history will rememb

iwill month. i have to reflect and analyse that. i will make _ month. month. i have to reflect and analyse that. i will make a decision - month. i have to reflect and analyse that. i will make a decision closer. that. i will make a decision closer to the game in consultation with him. yes. i'm not100% sure. ithink you know was the seriousness of the situation. 0bviously you know was the seriousness of the situation. obviously i can't go into too much detail out of respect for the case, but i think he understands his responsibilities and we are now in a position where we are supporting him and, yeah, we also understand as a football cup the seriousness of the situation. judd trump has _ seriousness of the situation. judd trump has beaten _ seriousness of the situation. judd trump has beaten barry harkins in a thrilling quarterfinal and snicker�*s masters in london. at no point did either pay or have more than a frame lead in a best of ii and a mess from hawkins in the decider was crucial. trump went on to construct the break that he needed to win the mat

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and actor franky muniz iwill ra series this year. he'll join us live from daytona speedway.o anywhere. you may be missing a critical piece. preservision. preservision areds 2 contains the only clinically proven nutrient formula recommended by the national eye institute to help reduce the risk of moderate to advanced amd progression. "preservision is backed by 20 years of clinical studies" "and its from the eye experts at bausch and lomb" so, ask your doctor about adding preservision. and fill in a missing piece of your plan. like i did with preservision" . >> carley: we are back with the crisis at our southern border. the white house claims florida governor's ron desantis move to deploy the national guard to florida's coast is nothing but political theater. >> for some time now, right? we've seen governor desantis do political stunts, that's how he perceives to fix this issue from florida and he is not dealing with the problem he is actually creating a problem. >> carley: hours later a spokesman for the u.s. coast guard request email will help influx of border crossers. sayi

. >>> and china confirming it iwil reopen the border which has been closed for three years a 48-hourative covid test will be required >>> markets looking to reverse the gains from the fresh economic data and fed speak. joining me now is bill stone at the glenview trust company great to have you, bill. >> thank you >> what are you seeing in the markets in the beginning of 2023 we have seen a lot of the volatility stocks moved lower on the fed minutes. what do you see coming in the day ahead? >> although we turned the calendar, the theme or problems or challenges remain, which is how much will the fed tighten in order to get inflation to continue to get under control? that is why you saw the market selloff with the fed minutes they clearly talked about financial conditions they were worried financial conditions would ease too much in advance of inflation getting under control. i think that's why, you know, you probably see the market in a bit of a wait-and-see mode today as we wait for payroll tomorrow. we are in a place where you talked about the high profile layoffs, but the labor ma

sometimes when i see her picture, you know, i am iwill b somewhere random and see her picture on a tv screen or see her name in print and i don't know if i'll ever get used to that really. it's so -- it's just so surreal. but i have actually been listening to your podcast, all there is, whenever i have had a chance. it's been really helpful. >> i'm glad. >> yeah, it's really beautiful. >> i'm glad you found something in it that is helpful because, i mean, you have to hold on to whatever you can whenever you can. what was maddie like? what do you want people to know about her? >> oh, maddie was, she was just fun to be around. she was just smart and funny and beautiful. she was a good friend. she was, you know, when she was younger, we had family get-togethers and her little cousins, my sister's two kids, are younger and she would play two with them. she would set up these little plays where she would give them little roles and they would come out and perform them for the family. >> she was like the director. >> the director behind the scene, yeah, right. she was so much fun. i mean, sh

iwill give way. in part two of this _ society. iwill give way. in part two of this big _ society.— gender recognition is devolved in the first lace? . ., the first place? indeed. an eloquent oint from the first place? indeed. an eloquent point from my _ the first place? indeed. an eloquent point from my honourable _ the first place? indeed. an eloquent point from my honourable colleaguej point from my honourable colleague as always. the point of what comes next is incredibly important. where do we go when scotland's parliament and our views and our purpose is just being ignored by westminster? what are we to do? what are people in scotland, however to respond to that? when are unionists going to stand up and say this is not on. if you believe in this union then you will put the scottish parliament first. i don't see that, i don't hear that in westminster. this is the clearest example of that. it's a very rare occurrence... i will give way. very rare occurrence... i will give wa . , ., ~' very rare occurrence... i will give wa . , .~ ., very rare occurrence... i will give wa. , .,

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feel i am due, and instead of linking arms together and instead of linking arms together and morning, iwills, i'm not quite sure where _ well, james, i'm not quite sure where that_ well, james, i'm not quite sure where that would take us, because i mentioned _ where that would take us, because i mentioned before we have got 300,000 vacancies— mentioned before we have got 300,000 vacancies in_ mentioned before we have got 300,000 vacancies in our nhs and social care _ vacancies in our nhs and social care the — vacancies in our nhs and social care. the euro think it would be good _ care. the euro think it would be good for— care. the euro think it would be good for the nhs, care. the euro think it would be good forthe nhs, good care. the euro think it would be good for the nhs, good for the quality— good for the nhs, good for the quality of care in this country for the paramedics, ratherthan to quality of care in this country for the paramedics, rather than to stand up the paramedics, rather than to stand up for— the paramedics, rather than to stand up forfair play the paramedics, rather than

iwill go to... there is no question of me sitting inside.ning. good morning to you as well. it has been a call start the day as well with widespread frost and the risk of ice on untreated services. we have been seeing significant snow coming on across the north of scotland and as a sink southwards what you find is a band will fragment. we also have rain and sleet pushing out of saudi scotland and into north east england and wintry showers across northern ireland, north—west england, wales, the midlands and also the southwest. through the day, a lot of these will ease. many of us having a dry day with sunshine and strong winds in the far north of scotland, using a touch. through this evening and overnight we have clear skies and widespread frost again. as high—pressure bills in you will find many showers will ease and we would have mist and fog patches forming across western scotland, wales and especially northern ireland where it will be freezing fog and also widespread. that will be slow to clear tomorrow and it may linger in northern irela

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. >> about a minute left and you say it's impractical that iwill say this .s when you look at the security apparatus that you had in place, i'm an old sheriff, i've been here 30 years and i understand about staffing dogs and doing random checks but i'll guarantee the first time sir that you have a mass casualty event on your trade because somebody brings guns onto those trains and these assault weapons and all of a sudden you think you're struggling now? wait until you have a mass casualty event on the train and american hetaxpayers are going to be onthe hook . you're going to want more money because your ridership will say we can't ride this train because we don't feel safe . i'm trying to say to you the a little more proactive and the idea to say well, it's an open system sit well with me because that's, you've got to be more proactive and do everything you can to provide a safe environment for your passengers and my understanding is right now you've received billions of dollars and you haven't improved the security apparatus and its something i'm going to

i can tell you that there have been people, iwill— hope?tie nicholl from vanity fair, _ that is unforgivable. katie nicholl from vanity fair, thank— that is unforgivable. katie nicholl from vanity fair, thank you i that is unforgivable. katie nicholl from vanity fair, thank you very. from vanity fair, thank you very much. we told you that that were put on an answer would be a ceasefire across front line in ukraine to coincide with the orthodox christmas running from midday tomorrow until midnight moscow time on friday night. however, there has been a response from ukraine, ukrainian presidential adviser has told moscow to keep hypocrisy to yourself, he said that first ukraine does not attack foreign territory and does not kill civilians, as a russian federation does. ukraine destroys only members of the occupation army on its territory. second, russian federation must leave the occupied territories, only then will it have a temporary truce. keep hypocrisy to yourself. we will see whether there is any form of orthodox christmas truce in ukra

yes, iwill safe. the answer is no, i don�*t feel safe.her with alex humphreys these wintry showers will be easing. more dry weather for the rest of the day, sunny spells as well but it will take all. we are on an arctic airflow at the will take all. we are on an arctic air flow at the moment, these wins come and go as you can see, things are changing over the next few days it is getting milder with this yellow colour sweeping across the uk but it is slower to move across the whole of the country. for the rest of the day, sunny spells, although wintriness does continue mainly for parts of scotland. elsewhere, wintriness will start to look like sleet and rain to lower levels although some snow possible across the north york moors. the winds are strong in scotland and across the east coast as well but elsewhere will be easing, temperatures between 3-7 , it is will be easing, temperatures between 3—7 , it is still cold up there. wrap out one. in the evening, the focus shifts from snow to ice. i see areas in north the west, there will be plent

iwill go but i will, there�*s no question me sitting inside.ut king charles is proposing to reduce that proportion. (read 0n) an aristocrat whose daughter has gone missing with her partner and newborn baby has made an emotional appeal for her to contact the police. constance marten and mark gordon were last seen on cctv in east london over a week ago. officers have revealed that mark gordon is a registered sex offender who spent 20 years in prison in the united states. napier marten, who�*s estranged from his daughter, made a please for his daughter to turn herself into the police to the independent website. my name is napier martin. i am gratefulfor this opportunity to appeal directly to my daughter constance, following the public revelations concerning her partner mark gordon and having lived with the family in great concern knowing of his past record for some time. darling, constance, even though we remain estranged at the moment, i stand by, as i have always done and as the family has always done, to do whatever is necessary for your safe r

iwill see one tuesday, all right? take care. look after yourself. my problem. i think you have this the wrong way round. i have this the wrong way round. i don't think so. it's going really well, lots of new faces, lots of new members, people seem to be enjoying themselves, so i'm really pleased with the turnout so far. i don't mind it but it is not my ear! i'm too old for this music. laughs. but i will put up with it. we have got quite a few new members coming, definitely, which will be really nice if we can get them to sign up as well because that is the type of crowd i would like to attract. that would be the weekend sorted them. music: wonderwall by oasis. the younger generation, we don't know what we're spent it is always a tap, tap, tap. ithink when know what we're spent it is always a tap, tap, tap. i think when we have younger themed events they will start to have their drinks, then the shots will come out, then we have cocktails on tonight. the people that were made, most of them _ the people that were made, most of them are _ the people that were made

yeah, iwill do.s our around the coast. temperatures will drop for many. shallots could turn to sleet and snow over the hills. the winds go more northerly and that will drink batches of cloud and rain, sleet, is hill snow southwards even affecting northern ireland and northern england and the hills of wales, too. temperatures down on last night and the risk of frost and ice predicting where you see clever skies later across scotland. sunday and next week, the chart shows the general air mass where the air is coming from, how cold or warm it is, the blue colours indicating colder conditions heading our way, that begins on sunday, north of this bank of cloud, literally. a bit of sleet and snow over the hills can potentially, sunny spells and rain showers, to the north of it, drier weather but frequent snow showers in the north of scotland where they will be an added wind chill but for all even colder than today. three sunday night, bank of rain pushes through the channel, if that interacts with a cold a