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iwill the basis of both paragraphs a and b. i will now summarise the evidence and count five.allegation to a detective inspector that she had been the victim of sex traffickers who had, since she was 12 or 13, sold herfor sex at so—called sex parties. her account mainly centred on local businessmen, who is also content to be named in his remarks. he said that she had prevented her when she was 12 and shortly afterwards had sex with her and had them done so regularly. she said that he persuaded her to have sex with another man. this turned into her being taken across the region to have sex with men. she described the abuse in some detail. she and other girls were abused, she claimed that the sexual acts would be filmed and those films sold. she spoke about individual acts of abuse, a girl who had had a knife inserted into her regina and was then forced to have sex before it was healed. she spoke of punishment beatings meted out to girls who did not do as they were told. she said she had been shown videos of a girl being anally and the january rates. she spoke about a girl nearl

tell you this, _ will, maybe i won't, iwill tell you this, i_ will, maybe i won't, iwill tell you this_ for parents and for the coroner to get the kind of information that we need to— get the kind of information that we need to see. we get the kind of information that we need to see-— get the kind of information that we need to see. ~ ., ., need to see. we need to say, we have been in touch — need to see. we need to say, we have been in touch with _ need to see. we need to say, we have been in touch with the _ need to see. we need to say, we have been in touch with the tech _ need to see. we need to say, we have been in touch with the tech firms i been in touch with the tech firms involved. they have sent a robust witness statement to the coroner and they have said it is a challenging and complex issue. they say we have beenin and complex issue. they say we have been in touch with the family and we want to be as helpful as we can with the family at this time. but do you accept, having campaigned on this for a long time, it is not easy to do any of this and sometimes the big tech firms

iwill be honest, it is unlikely — hat? iwill be honest, it is unlikely that _ hat?ions and volunteer. and the scouts alone will be holding around 100 taster sessions around the country. if you ever wanted to be a scout leader, to help out one scouts, then that will be your opportunity and it is just one of many, many organisations, many groups that will be doing that. like i say, here they are doing it now. there are something like 140,000 volunteers with the scouts already but they need more because there is something like 100,000 kids on the waitlist wanting to do this, wanting to learn new skills, and just to give an example of what that really gives to children... these guys are going to be going to south korea for the scoutjamboree in summer and they wouldn't have been able to do that were it not for those volunteers that help them to do what they are going to do. it is a lot to be doing. the big help 0ut app. a lot to be doing. the big help 0ut app, download it, get in touch with your local charities and organisations, and while you get the news, travel and we

why are you so convinced that iwill, still, continue to use ink on paper, physical books, for years toome? books remain, i think, by far and away the most pleasurable way, and most memorable way, to read most books. you can read on an e—reader, of course, and that will have some advantages, particularly for some sorts of books. and millions and millions of people across the world. and millions of people happily do. and the numbers are growing. and the numbers are not growing, actually, within developed markets. in the uk, the us, for example, i think, pretty much, it reached a peak and then came down to a level and is now steadied out. lots of people enjoy doing it, but it's a relatively small number of people in particular conditions. they like not to rustle a paper at night because the person next to them is asleep or they need to blow up the font or whatever it might be. and it's very concentrated in particular sorts of reading. romance fiction, by far and away, dominates e—book sales, but for most people, a physical book remains truly the most effective way to read a book, which is

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ofjeans, 7000 litres of water to make a pairofjeans, i 7000 litres of water to make a pair ofjeans, iwilli will be speaking to an expert that in our business coverage in 20 minutes. the hollywood star gwyneth paltrow appeared in court yesterday in utah accused of crashing into a man in a skiing accident in 2016 causing a head injury and broken ribs. terry sanderson, who's now 76, alleges he was hit from behind, but ms paltrow says it was mr sanderson's own fault. 0ur west coast correspondent sophie long has this report. the oscar—winning actress was used to gracing the red carpet and appearing on the silver screen, before founding her wellness company, goop. today, she appeared in court, accused of a human hit and run. this is the case of terry sanderson versus gwyneth paltrow. at the centre of this case is who hit whom on the slopes of park city, an upmarket mountain resort and celebrity hang—out that hosts the sundance film festival. 76—year—old terry sanderson says she was skiing recklessly and struck him from behind, smashing his body to the ground, before continuing her descent down

i completely understand that people iwill often feel nervous or hesitant. to go to the police to reportpolice. but it's clear it's notjust about a few officers who've been sentenced. the entire force will face serious accusations of racism, misogyny and homophobia. its reputation and ability to regain trust in serious doubt. and lucy is here. the met has an awful lot to do, lucy. the met has an awful lot to do, lu . , ., ., , ., the met has an awful lot to do, lu. ., the met has an awful lot to do, lucy. yes, for a start to make sure they haven't _ lucy. yes, for a start to make sure they haven't got — lucy. yes, for a start to make sure they haven't got another _ lucy. yes, for a start to make sure they haven't got another officer - lucy. yes, for a start to make sure l they haven't got another officer who is a murderer like wayne couzens or a serial rapist like david carrick. there's an awful lot of change to happen, because to be absolutely clear this report next week is going to rip the metal part on misogyny, racism, homophobia, culture, leadership training, just a massive amount o

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iwill avoid mad because people have said to me mad is very pejorative, it connects with mental illness mean anything to do with mental illness. no, but if you put it in a book it sort of fossilises it in a way, and if you say, "this mad woman came in," if you said, "she went mad," maybe that is not quite so bad, but if you say, there was a woman or a man who is mad or a child who is mad, and you think that is also being used in the playground against people, you mightjust hesitate to put it, so a lot of self—censorship goes on when we write books. you know, again, if you say somebody is ugly, which is one of the words they took out, well, what does that mean? we know beauty is in the eye of the beholder. there is no objective thing called ugliness and these days we do tend to believe that no matter what people look like, they can be beautiful on the inside, all these things. and so you think about these things when you write. and we make mistakes. there are books of mine you can find from the past and somebody could say, "why did you do that?" and i would say, "well, let's change it, t

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iwill speak the programme, the man behind the cinema magic.k to the boss of visual effects giant frame store. i will ask him about working on the world's biggest movies and what the future holds for film, tv and gaming. wherever you arejoining me wherever you are joining me from around the world, once again, a big hello and warm welcome to the show. just days before the un issued its latest wake—up call to the world about global warming, the european union laid out its ambitions to boost the green economy. it has announced plans for massive subsidies to manage the near $400 billion already committed by us presidentjoe biden in his signature information reduction act. in washington, dc the issue topped the agenda at the meeting between the eu president and president biden taking precedence even over the war in ukraine. you make the first topic we discussed is information reduction act and, indeed, discussed is information reduction actand, indeed, we discussed is information reduction act and, indeed, we welcome the inflation reduction act beca

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iwill turn out to be a cookbook and we're on the menu.. i think a.i. is fascinating. i think you can't fight it. thethere's so many uses for it. it steven spielberg making a good point. >> i know how dangerous sky net becomes when robots and a.i. become smarter than the humans. i have a buddy who is a super geek about this stuff. he shot me a text maybe a month ago, told me to watch videos on sing lsingularity, that's where. becomes smarter than humans, it doesn't need us to feed data to it anynor. it will get its on data. kind of scary. cheryl: i don't know. do we fight that, todd? do we fights all the good that can come out of this, medical breakthrough. >> i despice all this stuff. there's a robot called stop and shop called marty. when i go in i attack marty. not a joke. the point spielberg is making, pretty astute. i love you, cheryl, you seem to be in the pro-a.i. camp. cheryl: i am. >> we need people in the pro stopping a.i. camp if it goes too far. i di don't know if there's enouh people working on that part of the technology. che

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the whole system tha t call is a bluff that should othe be called otherwise going forward.g forward, iwill always b it will always be heads they win and tails we lose. >> and that's the angle. joining me now is omine molik, who's the founder and ceo of farahan partners. this broke amede, good to see you tonight. now, this broke just moments ago. silicon valley bank ceo timy opn theopolis says they arece conducting business as usualwitn within the united states and expect to resume cross-borde an? transactions in the coming days. >> your reaction? >> well, this is probably just out of the receivership in theyu bankruptcy context that they put in a new ceo that they're going to try to keepevew whatever semblance of ordinaryie course that they can. noo mistake, i mean,hat will ultimately, what'll happen heres is that every equity holder of b this bank will be completelye eh wiped out. th and as you point out, that's the right thing. we didn't do that in 2008. s and if there's one silver lining in this terrible story,n is that every equity holder needs to be wiped out because's capitalism as y

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that's an accomplishment i believe historians iwill look at the triumphs we've made as one of the greatest successes of the modern age. we must ask ourselves if the process is nimble enough, concerning incidents we've seen recently. i want to say before we get started with our plenary panel i appreciate the pledges of corporations i've gotten from many of you in this room today. america's aviation state is strong. our goal, our obligation is to so those threads even tighter. i want to encourage you to come to these sessions with an open heart and i'd love to hear from our stakeholders about concrete steps that we can take in the near and midterm to make the world the safest transportation system even safer. before we get started i want to take a moment to knowledge our current safety board chair to who has joined us today as we all know the ntsb has taken its own independent look at many of these issues and we are appreciative of all work the chair in her incredible team does so with that i like to ask the chairman of to have a few words before weget started . [applause] an >> took me a wh

iwill continue, i need is action and we know what this means.perfect there is a parisian nuclear power plant. please, support me. before christmas he reached the zaporizhzhia site to secure its safety. i asked professor michael fitzpatrick about the risk this poses. fitzpatrick about the risk this oses. �* , ., fitzpatrick about the risk this oses. h ., , , ., poses. it's worth emphasising that the [ant poses. it's worth emphasising that the plant has _ poses. it's worth emphasising that the plant has been _ poses. it's worth emphasising that the plant has been completely - the plant has been completely off—line for several months, it was taken off—line in september, so the risks go down the longer that the plant is off—line. taking a nuclear plant is off—line. taking a nuclear plant of light is not like turning off a heater, because the core continues to generate heat for quite some time, but every month it goes past, that gets less and less and so the reason you need power to the site is for several reasons — firstly, you still do need to cool

me a historic difference and before that money is spent, there is some view that it will be -- th iwill be premature tadd addional centshose gnts ha not happen yet. >> the rean i asd that queson is cause think 's impoant to all of us to pay more atttion to this particar progr whichas pporte broadly. nservative vois talk about conservative approach to this particular program. my concern is that the internet service providers and others that are responsible for this program, they have to start a few months in advance. w this program will run out in the first quarter 2024, me an there's not w. that's a concern that i have. i hope we can look at all of the ideas out there that allow us to ensure that this program will eliminate the digital divide. that was the point of the vestment we worked on together. i will point to a quote from urban league. your observaon was that if congress fails to reauthorize acp, the federal government will likely end up overpaying for broadband deployments. the federal dollars will end up funding significantly fewer homes and businesses. i look forward to workin

first minster i will invest irr— so if i'm first minster i will invest in what i am making sure that iwillere is no getting away from that, trut— and there is no getting away from that, but i— and there is no getting away from that, but i don't regret the decision for a minute to save hundreds— decision for a minute to save hundreds ofjobs. i think that was an important suit, but we have to invest— an important suit, but we have to invest in— an important suit, but we have to invest in our— an important suit, but we have to invest in our fairies for our island committees— invest in our fairies for our island committees because there is a lifeline — committees because there is a lifeline for them, absolutely vital and again— lifeline for them, absolutely vital and again i think it is absolutely bright _ and again i think it is absolutely bright for— and again i think it is absolutely bright for you to raise that issue. because — bright for you to raise that issue. because that is not been the government's finest moment. questions from the other candidates. so keep prisons single—sex, all wo

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iwill yield back, madam chair~ _ own gain. i will yield back, madam chair. ., , . ,, chair. you, madam chair- _ florida for five minutes. thank you, madam chair. colleagues, - florida for five minutes. thank you, madam chair. colleagues, it - florida for five minutes. thank you, madam chair. colleagues, it is - madam chair. colleagues, it is urgent — madam chair. colleagues, it is urgent that the congress pass an online _ urgent that the congress pass an online data privacy law that protects _ online data privacy law that protects the personal privacy of americans online and particularly our kids — americans online and particularly our kids. while this hearing shines a light— our kids. while this hearing shines a light on— our kids. while this hearing shines a light on tiktok, this hearing also should _ a light on tiktok, this hearing also should serve as a call to action for the congress to act now to protect americans— the congress to act now to protect americans from surveillance, tracking. _ americans from surveillance, tracking, personal data gathering and adjective alg

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today, iwill do something that was not possible when we were in the eu.e generosity of draft relief, so that from the 1st of august, the duty on draught products and pubs will be up to 11p lower than the duty in supermarkets. it's a differential a conservative government will take as part of a new brexit pubs guarantee. madam deputy speaker, british ale is warm, but the duty on a pint is frozen. even better, thanks to the windsor framework negotiated by my right honourable friend the prime minister, that change will now apply to every pub in northern ireland. finally, madam deputy speaker, i have heard the representations from the honourable member for stoke—on—trent north, my right honourable friend for with them and my right honourable friend from south thanet and the sun newspaper about the impact on motorists of the planned 11p rise on fuel duty. i noticed the party opposite call for a freeze on this duty. somehow, they forgot to tell the british people they have voted against every single fuel duty freeze in the last 12 years. because inflation remai

iwill say good morning. and realise we were dealing with a super kindred with hundreds of people involved. what then transpired is by teaming up with another study, we were able to show that there were many more branches of the family we had not accessed with a link much higher, further back, more like 1600s. and that means that the impact of this alteration just goes so much further. 50 alteration 'ust goes so much further. . , alteration 'ust goes so much further. ., , , ., , alteration 'ust goes so much further. . , , ., , ., further. so many questions, doctor. one of the — further. so many questions, doctor. one of the obvious _ further. so many questions, doctor. one of the obvious ones, _ further. so many questions, doctor. one of the obvious ones, why i further. so many questions, doctor. one of the obvious ones, why the i one of the obvious ones, why the orkney isles? t one of the obvious ones, why the orkney isles?— orkney isles? i do a clinic in orkney. _ orkney isles? i do a clinic in orkney. and

iwill certainly particular pub and get drinking. get a round in. i will certainly have some crisps!zens injured after two trains collided in northern greece. these live pictures show rescue workers searching the wreckage. fa cup offering plenty of drama and a revival for grimsby town who are enjoying a great run, and the fans are revelling in the revival of harry the haddock, the inflatable long linked with the club. and from diy sos to the grand canyon, we'll chat to nick knowles about his next big adventure. good morning and happy st davids day. the rent weather remains fairly stable, cloudy in places, sunshine and places, but turning much colder next weekend. it's wednesday 1st of march. a major search is still ongoing for a two—month—old baby who police fear may have "come to harm" in freezing conditions near brighton. the child's parents, constance marten and her partner mark gordon, are being held on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter but haven't given any more information about their baby, as vincent mcaviney reports. monday night in north brighton. after 53 days on t

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