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this is non—negotiable and you can be sure that as a green mp, iwill you can be sure that as a greenp, i will do everything i can to fight for a safe climate. and greens know that some things in life are not only priceless but irreplaceable. later this year, the international climate conference, cup 29, will take place. —— cop29 will take place. —— cop29 will take place. we do not know if the prime minster will go in person but he shouldn't we have depressed people to have this on the radar and push for the global action that reflects the climate science. since climate has reached the point where it is notjust only about prevention and greenhouse reduction, it is about the impact on labour as wiki, they do not understand the climate crisis is no longer something the distant horizon, climate breakdown is affecting people's lives right now. especially in the global south. and here in the global south. and here in the uk, we all experienced those records are destroying a0 degrees temperatures two summers ago. while last autumn, large parts of the country were badly impacted by the storm

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iwill will be doing and i will be singing it. i will notjust be cheering it, iwill singing it.t, i will be cheering them on. cheering it, i will be cheering them om— them on. the winter fuel allowance _ them on. the winter fuel allowance still _ them on. the winter fuel - allowance still controversial, still stand by stripping it away from millions of people and what will you do to any labour rebels?— and what will you do to any labour rebels? our government was elected _ labour rebels? our government was elected in _ labour rebels? our government was elected in with _ labour rebels? our government was elected in with a _ labour rebels? our government was elected in with a clear - was elected in with a clear mandate for change. we will only bring about a change we stabilise our economy. we looked at the box, that is £22 billion missing from the box and we've got to do with that. i'm not going to ignore it. we have got to take tough decisions. targeting winter fuel payments is a tough decision. we put in safeguards for many pensioners with pension credits, housing benefit. also,

assistant: sure, iwill show. you the status in 3d map view.gh home help bots have been released yet, and i do find myself wondering which one i'll trip over first. talking of which, samsung has by far the biggest presence here, with an entire hall dedicated to many of the big one thing that's changed is the name. it's still ifa, but it doesn't stand for internationale funkausstellung any more. no, these days it's innovation for all. another thing that's changed is that al, something that's supposedly been in everything here for years, might now really be able to make our homes smarter. it goes from room to room and controls appliances . and iot devices. not only is there this continuing promise that our devices will learn our habits and make our lives more efficient, but with the arrival of large language models like chatgpt, we might finally get that home assistant hey, ballie, can you show me the status of the devices - hi, how are you doing? good, thanks. and you? good, thank you, yeah. nice to meet you. likewise. what's the biggest risk yo

assistant: sure, iwill show. you the status in 3d map view.ankle—high home help bots have been released yet, and i do find myself wondering which one i'll trip over first. talking of which, samsung has by far the biggest presence here, with an entire hall dedicated to many of the big themes of the day, including sustainability, with its energy monitoring system, wearables, with rings that put your house to sleep when you drift off, and accessibility, with tv displays that allow for viewers of differing levels of eyesight. keeping high—profile names like these interested and happy to keep coming back is one of the challenges big shows like ifa will continue to face. you'll find many of the massive household names here at ifa, but also this show has its fair share of tiny start—ups, which may have had the next big idea. i'll show you some of those later. but what does it take to be an entrepreneur and develop that idea into something that could change the world? well, in sweden, alistair keen has been to meet two brothers who formed a company ca

iwill out on your favourite social media platform. i will be back shortly with lots more.ell, following the recent heavy rain, there's plenty of saturated ground out there, particularly across the south midlands, and a lot of standing water too. this photo taken by our weather watcher in warwickshire on tuesday, when there was a bit of a break in all of the wet weather. a drier—looking day, but there's more rain to come, including here over the next couple of days, and then it turns colder but also drier as we head into the weekend. so this was tuesday, then, on the satellite picture. you can see this break in the weather systems there, a nice little gap. but wednesday's low pressure system approaches from the southwest. and ahead of that for the rest of the night, there will be some heavy showers across parts of southern england. clearer skies further north, and actually across parts of scotland, temperatures could drop as low as freezing. this is a sign of things to come, of course. but a lot milder further south under quite a lot of cloud and, of course, some misty cond

there is a funny joke to be one of the senior members and said iwill have a great benefit over you. they really truly believe that the war ended poorly divert really signthe death warrant. that to me is remarkable. as many has everything to lose really nothing to gain by doing this. all of those by adhering to loyalsubjects could have changeh in the royal crown and they turned their back on that for all of these promises to hand out to us today remembering their courage is important. >> she did better than i did, didn't she? one of the funny stories some may be signed the declaration lost their lives, their sons, their homes, many were impoverished after the war. thomas nelson had a house in virginia and it was when washington was chasing british troops really out of the country for the final victory. nelson saw his house is been occupied by various troops sent troops asking we fire on your house? and he said yes. you can see the candidate marks in the walls of the house to this day. he died a very poor man after the war so poor his body had to be buried hidden because his family wa

iwill see business today. i hope you enjoyed it. i will see you soon. hello.unshine. for example, here in capel curig, and just to the south in ceredigion, we had the day's highest temperature — up to 22 degrees in the warmest spots. now, you'll notice a bit more in the way of clouds towards the northwest, and, indeed, over the next few hours could see some splashes of rain work into shetland for a time. quite breezy conditions here. watch out for a few mist and fog patches over the next few hours forming across parts of northwest england, wales, the west midlands and southwest england too. visibility could drop down to about 100m in the densest of those fog patches. so, it's quite a chilly start to the day with temperatures down at around 5 degrees in the coldest spots. the high pressure, though, is here to stay for the next few days. now, starting off on tuesday, a bit of rain clearing away from shetland, might see a few patches of cloud across east anglia first thing, but it should brighten up with some sunshine here, and any mist and fog patches clearing t

iwill- response? well, that is so far quite uncertain. i will read - quite uncertain.enjamin netanyahu from the allenby bridge incident. he said we are surrounded by a murderous ideology. terrorists want to murder as all. his call for unity. that last bit, calling for unity will be problematic. we saw around an estimated 750,000 people on many israeli cities and towns last night, around 500,000 in tel aviv alone, calling for or demanding that a ceasefire deal is agreed to and accusing benjamin netanyahu of procrastinating. there is a large number who support and believe what he is saying and that the only way of bringing the hostages home is defeating hamas. . , ., ., hamas. the latest on that shooting _ hamas. the latest on that shooting on _ hamas. the latest on that shooting on the _ hamas. the latest on that shooting on the allenby . hamas. the latest on that - shooting on the allenby bridge. we bring you more on that as that study develops. let's turn to venezuela. mr gonzalez had been taking refuge in the spanish embassy in caracas that has now left wrist pain. t

assistant: sure, iwill show. you the status in 3d map view.ankle—high home help bots have been released yet, and i do find myself wondering which one i'll trip over first. talking of which, samsung has by far the biggest presence here, with an entire hall dedicated to many of the big themes of the day, including sustainability, with its energy monitoring system, wearables, with rings that put your house to sleep when you drift off, and accessibility, with tv displays that allow for viewers of differing levels of eyesight. keeping high—profile names like these interested and happy to keep coming back is one of the challenges big shows like ifa will continue to face. you'll find many of the massive household names here at ifa, but also this show has its fair share of tiny start—ups, which may have had the next big idea. i'll show you some of those later. but what does it take to be an entrepreneur and develop that idea into something that could change the world? well, in sweden, alistair keen has been to meet two brothers who formed a company ca

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ask me in a few days from now, iwill tally advantage.nk, you have done reboot can for na— can for us. thank you. thank ou, can for us. thank you. thank you. perhaps _ can for us. thank you. thank you. perhaps we _ can for us. thank you. thank you, perhaps we will - can for us. thank you. thank you, perhaps we will speak. you, perhaps we will speak again. hello there. our weather is set to turn quite a bit colder over the next few days, so it's probably worth rooting out those warmerjumpers and maybe warmer duvets, as well. this stripe of cloud across the north atlantic is a cold front and it's behind that that the chillier air is lurking. that's going to be sweeping its way southwards over the next 26 hours. the weather feeling much more autumnal over the next couple of days. there has been a lot of cloud around this morning, but there are signs of that cloud breaking up, for example here in cumbria, more generally across western areas of england and wales too. those brighter skies will slowly push eastwards. we do have some thicker clou

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you will be i very welcome back on our sofa any time, hannah bardell, thank you very much, nick, iwill tomorrow. that's it for tonight. katie is here tomorrow with... actually that's it for tonight. katie is here tomorrow with. .. actually are that's it for tonight. katie is here tomorrow with... actually are not on a friday, i don't think. kate is here tomorrow. good night. the prime minister sir keir starmer has set out changes to the national health service in england after a damning report. it revealed the nhs is in serious trouble with people struggling to get a doctor's appointment, and emergency department in a poor state. in a speech earlier today, sir keir warned that the health system must reform or die, is working people cannot afford to pay more. he also blamed the previous conservative government for the situation. voices from the nhs front line today. it's a really difficult time to be a gp. the attitude and some of the rhetoric that you hear is just really demoralising. when i talk to people, it's, "i can't wait for my retirement, i've got this amount of time left." it's

iwill— them too distressing to watch.those in the hearing room who wish— allow those in the hearing room who wish to do so to leave for a few— who wish to do so to leave for a few minutes. the film lasts about — a few minutes. the film lasts about 20 _ a few minutes. the film lasts about 20 minutes and those who are following online to press mute — are following online to press mute or— are following online to press mute or exit the livestream. after— mute or exit the livestream. after the _ mute or exit the livestream. after the film has been played we shall— after the film has been played we shall reassemble and cancel to the _ we shall reassemble and cancel to the inquiry for this module will begin her opening submissions. —— counselto will begin her opening submissions. —— counsel to the inquiry — submissions. —— counsel to the inquiry. she _ submissions. —— counsel to the inquiry. she will set the scene, _ inquiry. she will set the scene, described the background and explain the issues we should _ and explain the iss

iwill— conflict. daniel, thanks for now. i will be _ conflict. daniel, thanks for now. to you in conflict. daniel, thanks for i now. i will be back to you in a moment or two, but i want to put onto the screen new pictures of the bbc has just received, because they show at a much closer level both the size of the blast and the sort of damage it's done, there you see, that is the skyline, but you see just the huge plume of smoke as we read a variety of different sources suggesting different sources suggesting different numbers of buildings that have been flattened. i've seen the number four. that have been flattened. i've seen the numberfour. i've that have been flattened. i've seen the number four. i've seen the number six. and i talking to us a short while ago and seeing the number ten, so we are still waiting to try to verify exactly how many buildings have been flattened. but this is a suburb of the capital. the israelis, the idf when they were talking earlier acknowledged that it was an area with plenty of civilians. so we still wait, any sort of first report about t

iwill go this way. no, it is lvtham- _ holland? iwill go this way. no, it is lytham.ce this morning as it is still quite humid across southern and eastern — quite humid across southern and eastern areas, 18 degrees at the moment— eastern areas, 18 degrees at the moment in east anglia and parts of the south—east, much fresher air already— the south—east, much fresher air already pushing in across scotland, northern— already pushing in across scotland, northern ireland especially. temperatures here for one or two in mid-single — temperatures here for one or two in mid—single figures right now. let's look at _ mid—single figures right now. let's look at whether showers are. one or two west— look at whether showers are. one or two west of— look at whether showers are. one or two west of scotland, northern ireland, — two west of scotland, northern ireland, but the bulk of the showers across _ ireland, but the bulk of the showers across parts of england. some heavier— across parts of england. some heavier ones into the midlands, easing — heavier ones into the midlands, easi

. >> okay, i have to tell you -- iwill he have to resign. >> i think so. >> sandra: oh. >> i think so. you know why? he has to defend himself. this is big. but, on the other hand you have williams, i don't want that person running new york city. but let me tell you something, they blew this out of proportion, the feds leak all the time. they try tarnishing little by little they leak and by the time the indictment comes out the public says oh, yeah he's dirty the feds do a dirty game themselves. >> sandra: you offer a unique perspective on that judge. thank you. it will be interesting john because he walked a way from that microphone earlier to chants of resign, resign, resign. i mean, here he is on the new york post cover this morning, i am a target. we'll see what happens. >> john: he had a whole cast of characters there that were willing to back him up and fight with him so we'll see where all of this goes from here. will he resign or will he stay? we'll see. now this: >> gone is the day of everyone thinking they could actually live the american dream. so part of my vision for the e

michael keaton, tim burton, winona ryder, iwill be there.ill achieve. the final hearing for this phase of the inquiry took a lot of truth came out, not so much from the mouths of the people on the stand, but through the e—mails. so i'm hopeful that all that will be delivered in the report for people to see. so my apprehension comes with, what is going to happen after that? how will that be responded to, by central government, by legislation, by changes of laws? and throughout today we'll bring you reaction to that final report. our online team will have the very latest updates. eddie nestor is live in kensington on bbc radio london from 10am. and you canjoin riz lateef for a special programme tonight at 6.30 here on bbc one. three children who were found dead alongside a man at a house in staines have been described by their mother as "full of life and happiness". in a statement, angelika swiderska paid tribute to her children dominik — who was three — and nikodem and kacper, who were both two. she said they "doted on their daddy". police we

iwill come what it should form part of which is a in fact, the.the urgency attached to laying these regulations and our particular concern is that this precludes appropriate scrutiny and creates issues with the practicalities of bringing in the change at short notice. that i think says it all. i will give way to the honourable gentleman who has been very patient. could the shadow minister, could the shadow minister clarify which leadership contender has called for the means testing of the winter fuel allowance? clarify. i... the means testing of the winter fuel allowance? clarify.— allowance? clarify. i... iam left feelin: allowance? clarify. i... iam left feeling that _ allowance? clarify. i... iam left feeling that intervention - allowance? clarify. i... iam left feeling that intervention was - allowance? clarify. i... i am left. feeling that intervention was barely worth the wait. madam deputy speaker, the fact that we even have a debate today is near miraculous given the resistance from the party opposite. it is because of the scrutiny that th

assistant: sure, iwill show. you the status in 3d map view.ups to show off their prototypes and big new ideas. and if ifa is to stand for innovation for all from now on, well, this is where you'll find it. now, everfancied being your own dentist? muffled: the tool is fine, i'm sure. my technique, not so much. what are you smiling at? it's a nasa cat carrier for your space cats. one design problem, though — a bit too breathable, if you know what i mean. houston, we have a problem. time for a new hairstyle. here's a smart mirror that's got some suggestions. first thing you've got to do is have your photo taken. beautiful. right, and now the magic begins, yes? yeah. now, what this is doing is actually analysing my face and it's, first of all, going to remove my actual hair, so prepare yourselves. oh—ho—ho! that's marvellous, that is. that's me at the end of ifa. the mirror allows you to change the colour of your virtual hair and even the texture. oh, you can kind of stroke it into position! oh, well, that's made it all better now. is that... ? th

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world you don't know what to expect and you watch the guys winning grand slams on tv and you think, iwilln. her world has got ever faster and wider. we're here in newport wetlands national nature reserve. she's become a countryfile presenter. kinghorn now has the edge here... but right now she's a racer and a winner. even the world record holder, catherine de brune, couldn't stop her. the first non—chinese athlete to win gold in her category for 20 years, kinghorn's third medal at these games and there's distance still to travel. today in the 400m, she could win her fourth. for dmitri, glory cannot be raced too. it has to be approached carefully. he was in the foil final up against china's feng yanchi, four times a paralympic fencing gold medallist, and yet kuchar outfoxed him, outfought him, outscored him. dimitri hasjust become the paralympic champion. he once wrote that there's nothing like the burst of excitement you get when you score a point. this, you suspect, has just topped it. patrick gearey, bbc news. in cricket, england, will facing their great rivals australia, next week, in

iwill start with you, gwyneth.e have listened to what the government have shoving out, like _ what the government have shoving out, like they have paid out hundreds of millions of pounds, but what they— hundreds of millions of pounds, but what they never say is how much they spend _ what they never say is how much they spend on— what they never say is how much they spend on their own legal fees, which is bigger— spend on their own legal fees, which is bigger than what they have paid out. is bigger than what they have paid out they— is bigger than what they have paid out. they can play with the numbers but the _ out. they can play with the numbers but the fact — out. they can play with the numbers but the fact is, more than 300 people — but the fact is, more than 300 people from our group have bought five years _ people from our group have bought five years ago in the high court and they still— five years ago in the high court and they still have not had their money. in response. — they still have not had their mone