>> i wouldn't tell them and judith miller was in jail? >> yeah. >> she was found in contempt and she did go to jail it is a sad time when teacher unless faced the prospect of going to prison for keeping those confidences cooper narrowly avoided jail time when his source, karl rove, granted cooper permission to reveal his identity. >> if it's gerald's grand jury and you heard valerie planes name from i heard from a couple of people created from karl rove. in shorter form from scooter libby, vice president's chief-of-staff here we are called row and he's like wilson's wife's all cia and carl was like right. but you totally can't tell anyone. i told you that was a totally and carlos all you double secret. >> and that was i totally super secret, double steeper secret won't tell by this point so many bush officials have been identified as leakers. it seemed easier to ask who was not involved? finger-pointing was everywhere. joe wilson earned iran within the white house for what he was saying, such as at a forum in seattle, when he said, quote

judith, who you just saw in my piece, described as the tip of the iceberg.tarting to see a lot of former footballers when they die, because the key thing here is cte can only be conclusively proven in those who've died. they need to look at slices, essentially, of their brains under a scan. but we're starting to see that now coming through. judith will describe hundreds of families she's in touch with and some now who are former footballers, who are still around, who are starting to suffer cognitive decline and they're starting to worry about it. so tip of the iceberg is how she describes it. so what do the family want now? so they're asking for mandatory postmortem examinations in anyone that's ever played a contact sport. clearly that is tricky. there will be many reasons why families won't want to have those kind of examinations done, maybe for religious reasons, for example. but they would like to see it happen so that sports can adopt better brain welfare protocols, so that people can understand more and we can do more around welfare with players and pe

judith moritz, bbc news.en place in aberdeenshire. he died earlier this month after speaking at a conference in north macedonia. it took place in the village of stricken where mr salmond had lived. later, family and close friends attended a private service at the cemetery. a public memorial is to be held at a later date. let's show you some incredible footage of the moment two children were saved from the path of an oncoming train. we have slowed the footage down so you can make out a person running around the back of the white suv and leaning into the car to rescue a child. according to cbs — the bbc�*s local partner in the us — the vehicle got stuck in gravel on railway tracks at redlands, california. the driver and off—duty san bernardino county sheriff deputy ran to save the two kids in the back seat and carry them in opposite directions just seconds before the train struck the suv. let's ta ke let's take you to live pictures from china. within the next hour, they will launch a mission at the geo one at s

and it was about judith butler, the literary theorist and now goes by they. article describing things that judith butler has done and places they have gone made it hard to understand who the they were. in a situation where there are several other people and there's potentially violence that's going to happen. no violence did happen and then it said they asked why do you have that in your hand and i asked, if i may, her they or the people who are surrounding they and the person they is with. these sorts of things are very tricky sometimes and now what? i'm going to say this here for the first time. i have-- i'm not advertising it, but i have a book coming out and it's on pronounce and it's coming out in april, available on amazon, it's in april and i of course discuss the first they, and i'm funny about it, and that's how i've felt, it's a new thing, it's not going away. we can master new ways of using pronounce all of us do start at eight with him and me went to the store and we can still do it, even though we're not eight. if i'm honest and i've held off fro

our special correspondent judith moritz has more.shock of what happened to those three little girls in southport will never fade. and still, new information is coming to light. today, exactly three months since the attack, the police have announced that they are bringing extra charges against the man accused of the murders. bebe king, elsie dot stancombe and alice aguiar were just dancing, having fun in the school holidays when they were stabbed. news of their deaths reverberated from southport to the rest of the uk and beyond. a teenager, axel rudakubana, is accused of their murders and the attempted murders of ten others. he now faces two more charges of producing ricin and possessing a study of the al-qaeda training manual, which is an offence under the terrorism act, but the southport attack has not been declared a terrorist incident. i recognise that these new charges may lead to speculation, the matter for which axel rudakubana has been charged under the terrorism act does not require motive to be established. for a matter to b

more from our special correspondent, judith moritz.ar were just dancing, having fun in the school holidays when they were stabbed. news of their deaths reverberated from southport to the rest of the uk and beyond. a teenager, axel rudakubana, is accused of their murders and the attempted murders of ten others. he now faces two more charges of producing ricin and possessing a study of the al-qaeda training manual, which is an offence under the terrorism act, but the southport attack has not been declared a terrorist incident. i recognise that these new charges may lead to speculation, the matter for which axel rudakubana has been charged under the terrorism act does not require motive to be established. for a matter to be declared as a terrorist incident, motivation would need to be established. i would strongly advise anyone against speculating as to the motivation in this case. the i8—year—old's home in lancashire was searched in the days after the attack. the police found an unknown suspicious substance there. experts from the minist

judith moritz, bbc news.lief agency from operating in its territory. unwra provides humanitarian aid to gaza, but israel has accused it of employing supporters of hamas who took part in the october 7th attacks. it comes as local health officials reported more than 90 people killed in an israeli airstrike earlier today on a residential building in the town of beit lahia in northern gaza. israel doesn't allow internationaljounalists — including the bbc — into gaza. our special correspondent, fergal keane, sent this report from jerusalem — and i should warn you it contains distressing images of the aftermath of the strike. bearing the dead in beit lahia. at any time, expelling the main aid agency for palestinians would have been controversial. but in the middle of this, it's provoked widespread international criticism. dozens killed in an israeli airstrike, many of them children according to health officials. in gaza city, where many from beit lahia have fled, another strike. the dead laying among market stalls.

judith martin, the washington post comments. but my mother, judy the manners lady, is my favorite of these. judith's in the in the courtesy and she taught my brothers and i you know to mind our p's and q's. and i always questioned them. you know, i always wondered, why do we do things the way we do them? and i hungered for kind of a moral and philosophical underpinnings for our our our social norms and expectations. but i generally followed them and they served me well because my mother said they would lead to success and work in school and life. and she was right until i found myself in federal government. i served in washington, d.c., 17 to 2018 and there everything i thought to be true about the utility of the rules of politeness was questioned. well, in fact, in your book, the soul of civility, you write, when i moved to washington, d.c., and took a job in politics, my confidence in politeness was shaken. i discovered that those who survived and succeeded in washington often did so using two tactics punishing, ruthless meann

judith gates�*s husband, bill, played for middlesbrough.r retiring with terrible migraines the day before his 30th birthday, yet died with cte last year. cte is brutal. i would like to have a national slogan that says think head safe, reduce heading in training. i hope that bill's legacy from ourjourney will be saving every kid who plays football in a cobbled back street. natalie pirks with that report. cricket now, and england will look for quick wickets against pakistan when play resumes in the third and final test in rawalpindi on friday. 13 wickets fell on the first day, with the home side's spinners doing all the damage as they bowled england out for 267. sajid khan's six wickets was the standout bowling. it could have been a lot worse without a half century from opener ben duckett and 89 from jamie smith that included six sixes in a century partnership with gus atkinson. pakistan then closed on 73—3 so that england score doesn't seem so bad. and here is smith talking to the bbc�*s simon mann. yeah, we're pretty pleased with the positi

judith gates' husband, bill, played for middlesbrough. the day before his 30th birthday, yet died with cte last year. cte is brutal. i would like to have a national slogan that says "think head safe, reduce heading in training." i hope that bill's legacy from ourjourney will be saving every kid who plays football on a cobbled backstreet. natalie pirks, bbc news. some other stories around the world a some other stories around the worl. ., .y. ., some other stories around the worl ., ., world a cyclone in eastern india has _ world a cyclone in eastern india has caused - world a cyclone in eastern. india has caused thousands world a cyclone in eastern - india has caused thousands of people to flee their home. it is expected to make landfall in the coming hours and with speeds of more than 100 kilometres an hour. mcdonald's is scrambling to contain the damage from an e.coli outbreak linked to quarter pounder burgers that has killed one person and nearly 50 others fell ill. the burgers have been removed as a menu item across a dozen states in

judith gates' husband, bill, played for middlesbrough.his 30th birthday, yet died with cte last year. cte is brutal. i would like to have a national slogan that says, "think head safe, reduce heading in training." i hope that bill's legacy from ourjourney will be saving every kid who plays football in a cobbled back street. you can find let's take a quick look at some of the other sports news stories making the headlines. sheffield eagles head coach mark aston has been banned from rugby league for 18 months after being charged with breaching rules around one of his players returning to playing after a head injury. aston was suspended injuly by the championship club, along with physio mick heys. katie boulter is through to the quarter finals of the pan pacific open in tokyo. the british number one beat the japanese lucky loser kyoka 0kamura in straight sets. she'll face canada's bianca andreescu in herfirst quarterfinal on tour since eastbourne injune. fellow british number one jack draper is through to the quarter finals of the vienna 0pe

judith gates' husband, bill, played for middlesbrough.after retiring with terrible migraines the day before his 30th birthday, yet died with cte last year. cte is brutal. i would like to have a national slogan that says "think head safe, reduce heading in training." i hope that bill's legacy from ourjourney will be saving every kid who plays football in a cobbled back street. drjudith gates is the chair and founder of head safe football and widow of former middlesbrough footballer bill gates, who inspired the campaign highlighting links between heading footballs and dementia. thank you so much for being with us live on bbc news. tell us what more you think needs to be done on this issue.— be done on this issue. thank ou be done on this issue. thank you very _ be done on this issue. thank you very much _ be done on this issue. thank you very much for _ be done on this issue. thankj you very much for having me be done on this issue. thank. you very much for having me on the programme. what more needs to be done on the issue is i am very sup

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but the article describing various things that judith butler has done in places they have gone made itard to understand sometimes who they were. it's a situation where there are several other people. there is potentially violence is going to happen. no violence did happen and then it said they asked why you have that in your hand? is it a her or the people surrounding they and the person theyeo is with. these sorts of things are very tricky sometimes. i am going to say this here for the first time. i am not advertising that i have a book coming out. it's coming out in april available. i of course discuss and i'm very funny about it because that's how i felt over the past several years. it's the new thing coming in. it's not going to go away we can master new ways as all of us did starting at the age of about eight with him and meet went to the store. we can still do it even though we are not eight. but if i am honest and held off from saying this because i want to be a cheerleader if i can. i do not want to be on modern. i get the feeling you will be online with me being wrong. they ha

n g o walker and former residents of judith. hannah says he was excited when he 1st heard the proposal. we had high hopes for what this was to bring because it wasn't really just for the betterment of me and my little trick. okay. but it was for the betterment of seeing the entire region then carpeted us. and he started here as more illegal activities taking place like search it to sure, since being sanctioned by the united kingdom for alleged links to scam sites. human trafficking, unforced labor, diesel. so once hit by the chinese government searchers. yeah. shows. yeah. okay. show a fancy shooting for some ju tricycle now in custody. and in bangkok, the tie, kuhn is fighting deportation to china. he's speaking exclusively to 11 east in his 1st media interview since being detained details, an explosive story and all throughout the yeah. that they're continuing their head for the also the shantia, honestly. so just a little bit upon the legal, i get to the event, i mean they charging me about what your social and the reason he says is because he was once a chinese by whatever, by the

. >> well, frank sinatra and this woman, judith campbell, who was an la party girl and very attractive same people who said she wasn't elizabeth taylor looked like they'd had a relationship for awhile, and in february of 1960, kennedy and sinatra knew each other and kennedy went to stay for a night in las vegas just to relax on the campaign trail. and sinatra into introduces them to judith campbell, well, about a month later, sinatra introduces campbell to sam giancana, momo, salvatore, jim kinda who was the head of the outfit, which is the chicago mob. and this sinatra wasn't involved in that part of it. but there are interesting romantic, and frankly, i think some payoffs, money going from the kennedys to the mob to be spread around particularly in the primary in west virginia, that helped kennedy get the nomination. that's right. and it was i believe the father ambassador joseph kennedy, who it was more intimately involved in helping mr. sinatra's union friends. that shall we call them in west virginia, helping to beat back the challenge from hubert humphrey in the presidential prim

very of the risk and dangerous with jean imaging that this brutalizing its own people that are with judith is responsible for this misery and destruction across the middle east for use and use the issues on the run and people unit. the issue is the more of a human to on that with jim has to be significantly restrained to the point even hopefully we'd be eliminated because we see very clearly day in day out been always damage. and so we have to do this with jim present not only to, to people, not only to the region, not only for the state of us, but also to the world. and it has to be at least fits with in the middle. i'm at strategic intelligence. and list of you. thank you so much for your time today. we really appreciate it. of course, thank you for having it with the united nations security council has begun and emergency may seem to address the spiraling conflict in the middle east council members on discussing possible measures to de escalate the conflict between israel, iran and the iran that has bla, militia, in a bid to prevent an o out and regional all these all life pictures that

these are the faces now and memory at, in the hearts and minds only of those who loved him. judith, a good beginning coverage and a warning to a very is the images in this report of distressing. oh, the cries of trojan occurs throughout because of all the world's best witness to who that is violating that every right. 2 with the that's the sort of some of the theater a lot um and gives us in less than nothing more. but the reason i said we use it and then the more highest. what's the use? the mice as life has changed beyond recognition, blinded by an is riley strike. she says she's exhausted, having to fight for survival every single day. c is, is ro target an entire generation? with, from starvation and disease, you move in 40 percent of palestinians killed and this will be intrusion. count this more, i'm missing with thousands presumed dead. beneath the rubble of a decimated strip palestinian mothers having to bury the children. every single child in golda is that something stolen from them. eunice, this is cooling the most dangerous place and the will to be a tiny, an out of the at

the technology tycoon mike lynch, his daughter hannah, senior banker jonathan bloomer and his wife judithed when the bayesian yacht sank off the coast of sicily on august 19th. they were opened and they were adjourned here in ipswich this morning. now, of course, mike lynch, his daughter hannah, they were alongside jonathan bloom and his wife anne, who was known asjudy. they were among seven people who died. well, this morning the senior coroner, nigel parsley, was told that the bayesian sank rapidly and for reasons which are yet to be ascertained. but he was told that the marine investigation branch, along with italian authorities, are leading this investigation into what happened during that pre—dawn storm. now, detective superintendent mike brown for suffolk police also spoke to the coroner. he said that in three cases — that's for hannah lynch and mr and mrs bloom — a cause of death is yet to be established. but in the case of mr lynch, in the case of mike lynch, a provisional cause of death has been given as drowning. now, of course, the investigations are ongoing. now, it's believed

woman behind the head safe football charity believes education for the next generation is lacking. judithr retiring with terrible migraines the day before his 30th birthday, yet died with cte last year. cte is brutal. i would like to have a national slogan that says "think head safe, reduce heading in training." i hope that bill's legacy from ourjourney will be saving every kid who plays football on a cobbled backstreet. natalie pirks, bbc news. there is more online on that very important story. stay with us it on bbc news. good morning. it's going to be a breezy day today than it was yesterday. strongest went out towards the west. for most of us it will be dry and sunny spells developing. and across the board, mild. the mild theme continues as we go through the next few days. as you can see with the yellows and ambers on the chart. maybe a dip in temperatures overnight saturday to sunday but sunday itself still on the mild side and that continues into monday with temperatures generally above average for the time of year. what we have today is windy conditions out towards the west, here t

>> judith. if she could stand, please. please. real quick. [ applause ] she is shy.ith you, not with me. >> i was running, what are some skills you would suggest to work on, you mentioned you were part of the people teaching leadership skills. do you have any helpful suggestions? >> my suggestion is to take everything in. make sure you learned from different people. you start off as a private, you can learn from that pfc, that specialist will learn from that sergeant, learn from your squad leader will learn from your platoon sergeant, learn from your platoon leader, they all have different leadership skills and the way they lead is different. you have to take that in and decide for yourself, what type of leader am i going to be? you don't have to be the same as they are. you just take little parts of it and you become that strong leader. and the way you want to be. always take it in, always take their advice. do not take that first beer, you are in trouble. [ laughter ] take all that advice and you become a leader you want to be. you will become a great leader, trust

antonio gramsci is influential in the of judith butler, who was does this sex part of this the gender part of this antonio gramsci is the one is the the the the the man who founds italy's communist party in 1921. and and he had one of the first one that that the only one but one of the key people or one of the key cultural marxist western marxists who asks himself the question why did the italian revolution fail? i could not establish in italian soviet why did the german revolution fail? could not establish a german soviet. the reason is that the worker has bought into the cultural matrix of the the of the of the ruling class. they did the marx had said that the nation state the family private property in god needed to be abolished. he said most of those things in the manifesto. he's 1848. he says others or after the manifesto and the worker loved his family worshiped god was patriotic and loved what little private property he had. he did not want to let go of it, didn't want the state to take it away. and why is that? because marx never it work. he was the original limousine marxist.

of the confederate experiment had seemed likely as george b mcclellan prepared to testimony from judith mcguire illuminat how dramatically lee's generalship changed the strategic o situation. how the perception was. a refugee from alexandria who ended up in richmond he noted that " a gentleman high in position panic struck was heard to have explained yesterday norfolk is falling. richmond has fallen. virginia is to be given up and tomorrow i will have to leave the city. she followed after that leaves progress on the progress of his army until september 2 she observed glorious news mto the victory of our arms on the plains of manassas my heart is full. 10 days later newspaper account told of lee being in maryland i like the idea of our armies insisting on the enemy they certainly have subsisted on us enough that we should d return the compliment. robert e lee directly link the three pages of the summer campaigning if the victory of the seven days the commanding general "you have defeated the enemy of cedar mountain expelled him from the rappahannock utterly repulsed on the planes manassa

testimony from judith mcguire eliminates how lee's generalship changed the situation and the perceptionas. from alexandria in mid may and gentlemen high in position panic struck westward to explain yesterday nor folk has fallen. richmond has fallen. in virginia is to be given up and tomorrow i shall have to leave the city. on that last day of that month army of the potomac was closing in on richmond and mcguire recorded quote the booming canon with apprehension. god help us. follow us after that progress and the progress of his army until september she observed glorious news of a victory to her arms on the plains of manassas. my heart is full. ten days later newspaper account in marilyn's prayer like the idea of armies subsisting on the enemy they have subsisted on us enough that we should return the compliment. robert eed lee directly linked e campaign. since a victory of the seven days the commanding general assured his soldiers on october 2, you defeated the enemy. expelled him from the rappahannock utterly repulsed him on the plains of manassas and forced him to take shelter within

in the love quadrangle with frank sinatra and the head of the chicago mob and a party girl named judithdential campaign. it is a fascinating, personal and political story and real relevance to 2020 and 2024. >> all fascinating. chris, we you come back on next week and every week until the election or are you busy with those other guys? >> well, ask my bosses at cnn. i am glad to be here. it is a good, stimulating conversation. >> thank you for joining us for "the beat: weekend". thank you for joining us to make sure you join us on the weekdays. weekdays. ace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. ask your doctor about breztri. >>> good evening and welcome to "politicsnation" . tonight's lead, on

hundreds walked from terrible street and all the way down to judith street.inally started as a neighborhood event but has grown in size over the years. kids tell us they had a lot of fun trick-or-treating along the coast. >> are you a princess in real and what's your favorite part about going also and i mostly middle school began the school. kinda i am i saw guy friend disney world and we didn't have that much use i just wanted to wear for halloween. >> currently the famous mona lisa was even there. organizers tally that a half million pieces of candy were handed out over the weekend >> in fremont a locally owned sneaker store that just opened is already dealing with the break-in. somebody rammed it. plywood is now at the front entrance of hi limit sneaker and apparel video from security cameras shows a car being rammed into the storefront just before 5 o'clock friday morning. you can see suspects rushing through the debris, swiping merchandise. the owners of high limit sneaker and apparel believe the damages to the storefront, including merchandise taken wil

testimony from judith maguire illuminates how dramatically lee's generalship changed the strategic situation, how the perception was which a refugee from alexandria who ended up in richmond, maguire noted in mid-may a gentleman high in position, panic struck, was heard to exclaim yesterday norfork has fallen, richmond has fallen, virginia is to be given up and tomorrow i shall have to leave this city. the last day of that month the army of the potomac was closing in on richmond and maguire recorded, quote, the booming of canon thrills us with apprehension, god help us. she followed after that lee's progress, progress of his army in september, she observed glorious news of a victory to our arms on the plains of manassas, my heart is full. ten days later newspaper account told of lee being in maryland. i like the idea of our army sipping on the enemy, they certainly have subsisted on us enough of that we should return the compliment. robert ely directly linked the summer's campaign to victory in seven days, the commanding general assured his soldiers on october 2nd, you have defeated the enemy

judith moore its reporting- _ inquests are beginning in birmingham into the deaths of dozens of patientsgraced surgeon ian paterson. he's serving a 20—year prison sentence after performing operations that were both unnecessary and unregulated. phil mackie reports. this is the disgraced surgeon ian paterson arriving at nottingham crown court for his trial. described as "charismatic and charming", jurors convicted him of 17 counts of wounding with intent and three of unlawful wounding, after carrying out unnecessary surgeries on nine women and one man. he was initiallyjailed for 15 years, but the sentence was later raised to 20 years after being found to be unduly lenient. he had worked at two private hospitals in and near birmingham and at an nhs hospital in solihull. a public inquiry found opportunities to stop him had been repeatedly missed. my report sets out what can only be described as wilful blindness in relation to paterson's behaviour and abhorrent clinical practice. paterson treated hundreds of patients who thought that he had their best interests at heart. instead, many were le

confederate experiment had likely, as george b mcclellan prepared to invest the in may testimony from judith mcguire illuminates how dramatically lee's generalship changed the strategic situation, how the was a refugee from alexander wray, who ended up in richmond. mcguire noted in mid-may that quote a gentleman in position panic struck, was heard to exclaim yesterday, norfolk has fallen, richmond has fallen. virginia is to be given up in tomorrow. i shall have to leave this city on the last day of that, the army, the potomac was closing in on richmond and mcguire recorded quote the booming of cannon at no distant point thrills us with apprehension. god help us. she followed after that lee's progress and the progress of his army until on september two. she observed glorious news of a victory to arms on the plains of manassas my heart is full. ten days later, a newspaper told of lee's being in maryland. i like the idea of our army subsisting on the enemy, mcguire wrote. they certainly have subsisted on us enough that we should return compliment. robert e lee directly linked the three phases o

kind of love quad angle with frank is a gnat ta, the head of the chicago mob and party girl named judiththe height of the 1960 presidential campaign. so it's a fascinating personal and political story and as i say, real relevance to 2020 and 2024. >> all fascinating. so chris, will you come back on next week and every week until the election? or are you busy with the other guys? >> well, ask my bosses at cnn. i'm happy to be here. it's a good, stimulating conversation. >> i appreciate your time. and listening and learning from you, chris wallace, thank you. i'll remind everyone, the book "touchdown 1960" available are wherever you get your books. i'll fit in a book and then we have an update on hurricane milton. all eyes on florida. we'll be right back. all eyes on florida. we'll be right back. hey, take a moment. do you know who we are? we are the kids you champion every day. we are the ones who dream big. and because of you, our dreams become a reality. these are more than just words. this is what we're all about. this is shriners children's™. because for more than 100 years now, shrin

well, my wife's name is judith, as you can see. stand, please. come on. please real quick. jane's health was. but yeah. shy, so with you guys are not with me. so. yeah well those are our next question from one of our cadets, sir. i was just wondering what some skills that you would suggest, leader, to work on. you mentioned that you were part of the people teaching leadership skills. so was wearing if you had any helpful suggestions of what suggestions is to take everything, make sure you learn from different people because you got you you start off as a as a private right then you're going to learn from that pfc going to learn from that specialist. you got to learn from that, sergeant. you're going to learn from your squad leader. you got to learn from your platoon sergeant. you got to learn from your platoon leader. the thing is, you got to and they're all have they all have different leadership skills and way they lead is different. so you so you got to take all that in and then you got to decide for yourself, okay, what type of a leader am i going to be? you know, you d

an estimated 101 of those hostages still remain in gaza including seven americans, ite chen, judith weinstein, gad, he eden, alexander keith siegel, sei decal chen, and omar nutra. hamas should release every one of these hostages immediately and the united states will not rest until they are returned to their families. hamas' attacks on october 7 launched a war that continues today with tragic consequences for the palestinian people. as the secretary said in his statement this morning, the united states warns the death of every innocent who died on october 7 and in the year since, and we are determined to continue to work for a cease fire agreement that brings the hostages home, alleviates the suffering of the israeli and palestinian people and ultimately brings an end to this war. in a speech just days before his son hirsh goldberg, poland was murdered by hamas. his father, jonathan poland said there is a surplus of agony on all sides of the tragic conflict in the middle east. in a competition of pain. there are no winners. it is far time to end this conflict and to begin the work for a comm

and ahead of the chicago outfit, sam giancana, and a woman, judith campbell but it also has real parallels till today, because that was an election that i think may really have been stolen and nixon, of all people decided not to contest it because he felt that he needed to engage in the peaceful transfer of power. now, fast forward to 2020 and even 2024, no evidence of election fraud. and you got a president who has refused to acknowledge that he lost and that the winter is the real president for the last four years any connection between the showmanship that you say in a way kennedy invented and what we see now in electoral politics? well, he was the first to really use television very well. and then that first debate, you see him. he had a real town, even black and white. you can see how good a look there was a grace that he were a dark blue suit nixon, who had a real 5:00 shadow, didn't wear makeup. he was ten, pounds underway because he'd suffered a serious illness if you see if they if they show a picture of it, he wearing a gray suit and blends into the background. so there was a lot

the technology tycoon mike lynch, his daughter, hannah, senior bankerjonathan bloomer and his wife, judith reporter zoe o'brien is at suffolk coroner's court. zoe, what happened this morning? yes, good afternoon. the inquest into the deaths of all four british nationals who died when the bayesian yacht sank in august. they were opened and adjourned in ipswich this morning. mike lynch, his daughter, hannah, they were alongsidejonathan bloomer and his wife who was known as duty, among seven people who died. the senior coroner this morning nigel parsley was told the bayesian sank rapidly and for reasons which are yet to be ascertained, but he was told the marine investigation branch along with italian authorities are leading this investigation into what happened in the predawn storm. detective superintendent mike brown. the police spoke to the coroner and he said in three cases, hannah lynch, jonathan bloomer and judy bloomer, a cause of death has yet to be established. in the case of mike lynch, a provisional cause of death has been given as drowning. of course the investigations are ongoing

and in addition, hamas continues to hold the bodies of hostages itai fan gadi hagi guy and judith weinstein haggai, whom they killed. i hope they all get home soon. we turn now to congressman jim himes, democrat of connecticut, and ranking member on the house select committee on intelligence. congressman good to see you. what does the killing of yahya sinwar mean for the region? how will it potential change israel's actions in gaza and everything else in the war you know, it obviously satisfies in every decent soul the yearning for justice for such a monster who visited such a horrible, horrible thing on the state of israel on october 7, and more than that, of course, i think while there have been any number of obstacles to a negotiated solution, a ceasefire for release of hostage hostages. there was probably nobody higher on that list. and yahya sinwar. so it opens the possibility that maybe hamas will say they can get anybody they've decimated us, that hezbollah will say the israelis have done pretty good job at decimating us. maybe the iranians will say, we're not winning this. and in fa

our special correspondent judith moritz is there.he inquiry has heard from one of the actual consultants. yes, absolutely it is. we have heard both here at the inquiry and previously at lucy letby�*s trial about the situation whereby consultants at the hospital were trying to raise concerns about lucy letby long before the police were called in. the questions being asked of those consultants, why didn't you go to the police yourselves directly? and before evidence got under way today, at the beginning of his time here in the witness box, doctorjohn gibbs said he wanted to address the matter of how he handled things. i address the matter of how he handled thin . s. , , ., ., things. i deeply regret and i am ashamed that _ things. i deeply regret and i am ashamed that i _ things. i deeply regret and i am ashamed that i failed _ things. i deeply regret and i am ashamed that i failed to - things. i deeply regret and i am ashamed that i failed to protectj things. i deeply regret and i am - ashamed that i failed to protect the babies_ asha

presented by judith dancer. >> hieverybody. >> hello. >> so, september we had a in-person meeting and that was at the community music center, and that is also the people who oversee the older adult choirs and we had a little voice experience as one of the teachers and that was kind of fun to start the meeting off. made a little lightness in the room. we split up into groups. we had a small but mighty crowd, and we split into advocacy, outreach and networking and the third one was-can't remember right now. should have written it down. maybe it will come back. anyway, those were some things we-education. so those were things we were discussing in different groups and feeding back to the center group, so that was really interesting. it was nice to see people in person. it is much easier to have conversations when you where not on zoom, so that part was really good. it was a glorious day. so, for october we had gloria bailey ray, who will be talking to us about the suropt ms. international of san francisco and they work with girls and women to empower them through education, and i actuall

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but then it is going to be turning colder from the north by judith raanan. >> we can expect clear skieson and welcome to gb news. we are live on tv , online and on digital on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua and for the next few hours me and my panel will be taking on some of the big topics hitting the headlines. right now. this show is all about opinion . it's mine, it's about opinion. it's mine, it's theirs, and of course it's yours. we'll be debating and discussing and at times we will disagree. but no one will be cancelled. so joining me for the next few hours, broadcaster and journalist danny kelly, and also political commentator jonathan lis. oh goodness me, he's smiling already left. he's smiling. breaking news though, from earlier this afternoon. sue gray has quit her role as prime minister's chief of staff. she says that she's risking becoming a distraction. the tories say sir keir starmer's government are in chaos. are they right ? are in chaos. are they right? answer my poll. it's on x. it's up right now . then in

of figures who are celebrated by by the left people like judith butler, a celebrated gender philosopherourse, jeremy corbyn described hamas as his friends. what can the left do about this when their figureheads seem to be so intent on supporting? well, let's put it , frankly, terrorists, you it, frankly, terrorists, you know, it's the left is quite lost at the moment, and i feel sad about that. >> as someone who originally comes from the left, i used to think the left was a pro—freedom pro enlightenment, pro—democracy movement, and it was once upon a time. but it has changed dramatically. it now takes the side of anti—enlightenment against enlightenment and i think the commonality. people always say, how can we have queers for palestine and all these gender fluid idiots supporting a movement that would throw them off the roof of a building given half a chance? it's a good question. i think the commonality between the progressive left and hamas and hezbollah is that both of them have a burning hostility to the west, to modernity , to reason, west, to modernity, to reason, and increasingl