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yes, there were bits of policy about civil service reform, l policy about civil service reform, about. but yes, by and large, this was a speech where the chancellor was trying to say, we have got the economy back in a place where it is a lot healthier than it was this time last year during the conservative party conference where the pound had gone into freefall and there were real concerns about the impact of liz truss's government policy. he is saying, we have got this back on track, trust us to keep going. i thought it was really interesting there was a particular point of his speech where he basically said, yes, i acknowledge the level of taxation in this country is too high. he blamed covid and the war in ukraine and the impact it has had. but he also said it was easy to support lower taxes and harder to achieve. and i think although that message in his speech was directed at the labour party, it is also one that is sort of directed at many in his own party as well because as we were chatting about just before the speech started, there are a lot of conservatives here who still lik

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l cost. bridgend's children services overspent by £7.5 million this year.t councillors to hear their concerns about pressures. the welsh government added they will continue to work closely with partners on the challenges services face. hello from the bbc sport centre. let's start with the cricket world cup, where we've reached the business end of the group stages. pakistan are hoping to rescue their campaign as they take on south africa — who could go top of the table with a win. pakistan won the toss in chennai, chose to bat and finished on 270 all out, babar azam and saud shakeel with 50s to get them to a decent score. south africa have begun their chase and are currently 74—2. pakistan realistically need to win all of their remaining games to have a chance at reaching the semi—finals. from one world cup to another. the final of the rugby union world cup is tomorrow between south africa and new zealand — while, the bronze medal match

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l. julie is from the american friends service committee. that's a group working dogs and since 1949, she says colleagues and gaza in unexplained the difficult situation. we have um, a 2 staffing guys that were in touch with them daily. this morning we received a message from one of them that said, she's not sure if she can stay online. she's running out of water. we had another staff who i spoke to and his voice was trembling. he has moved and relocated 3 or 4 times already thinking that he's going to get to a safe for a spot and we don't really know what safe in garza anymore. we are, as you are aware of, this is one of the most desperately populated areas in the world. and so they are under a locate for 16 years. it's one thing to say to them, leave your homes as nothing. you also have side uh, both to go where and so they are running out of the food and water and electricity scarce, and where they are in really dire in dire situation. it's just mind boggling. but if you don't turn on of the euro or on the channels like sierra, you miss t

services face. for more stories from across the uk, head l to the bbc news website. this is the catch up.me concerns. and game of thrones trees under threat. first a police officer who blackmailed and threatened girls into sending sexually explicit photos of themselves on snapchat have been jailed for life. lewis edwards from south wales messaged 210 girls aged between ten and 16 over more than two years. police found thousands of indecent images. snapchat said sexual exportation of young people is a priority and they work to prevent abuse. similar stories now. —— some other stories now. hospitals in gaza say they are stopping our big emergency services as fuel runs out. the united nation's says its work will start if it doesn't get supplies. israel accuses hamas of stockpiling. expanding classes and exam halls to cope with more pupils having to sit their gcses. a high proportion of students failed their exams. the government says it is investing in colleges. and japan has ruled it is unconstitutional to force people to be sterilised before they can officially change gender. a 2004 law sa

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in l terms of the broader picture with the health service we know that one of the prime minister's mainse of what you're talking about, the industrial action and also the backlog the nhs. absolutely. the number of patients waiting stands at 7.7 million, which is an increase against when the prime minister made the commitment. so he's not going to meet it? it’s so he's not going to meet it? it's auoin to so he's not going to meet it? it�*s going to be extraordinarily challenging, frankly. there is good words —— works going on in truss building elective hubs, ring fencing planned activity and all of that will help make a big difference but unless we resolve the industrial action we are not getting the same level of productivity and throughput that will eat into the backlog. bier? that will eat into the backlog. very interesting- _ that will eat into the backlog. very interesting. in _ that will eat into the backlog. very interesting. in the _ that will eat into the backlog. very interesting. in the broader sense, we've heard what stephen barclay set out already, but was there anything you

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as you l know, already 12 hospitals went out of service in gaza strip, either due to the bombardmentapse, they are literally collapsing due to extreme shortages of medical supplies and medicines, as well as now the major challenge now is fuel. a couple of trucks were able to get into gaza, supported some hospitals to have some medical supplies, but as you know, those trucks are not even enough, they are literally a drop in the ocean because all hospitals in gaza now are witnessing extreme shortages in medical supplies and medicines as well. for example painkiller is not even available now.— even available now. desperate situations- _ even available now. desperate situations. i— even available now. desperate situations. ijust _ even available now. desperate situations. ijust have - even available now. desperate situations. ijust have to - even available now. desperate situations. ijust have to ask i even available now. desperate i situations. ijust have to ask you about one thing because the israel defence forces spoke about it earlier, saying the shifa hospital was being used for ter

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l correspondence jonathan that long. bbc defence - correspondence jonathan beale. israel's intelligence servicese world's most sophisticated. but hamas's attack caught israel completely by surprise and was the worst breach of the country's defences in about 50 years. new york times staff writer ronen bergman has been investigating how this could have happened and who was involved in the planning. bergman is also the author of rise and kill first: the secret history of israel's targeted assassinations. hejoined me earlier from tel aviv. thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us. we are one week on from the attacks. talk us through what appears to be a massive failure of intelligence on the part of israel and according to your reporting what appears to have gone wrong?— reporting what appears to have gone wrong? there is nothing on the israeli side _ gone wrong? there is nothing on the israeli side that _ gone wrong? there is nothing on the israeli side that did - gone wrong? there is nothing on the israeli side that did not - the israeli side that did not go wrong. their were mistake

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service. so the key thing i l wanted to put to you was with that statistic about what you normally get by wayat _ greatest need? first, i think the greatest need at this _ greatest need? first, i think the greatest need at this moment . greatest need? first, i think the greatest need at this moment is greatest need? first, i think the i greatest need at this moment is fuel because without fuel, we are going to stop operating or our hospitals will not be able to continue to operate the intensive care units that premature childbirth incubators and all of the others services at the hospital need. today, we had one of our generators break down. the generators are working 2a hours, 24/7. generators are working 2a hours, 21w. they are not supposed to do that. they are supposed to compensate for when the electricity is off, two hours a day. so we risk the breakdown for more generators, we do not have fuel, only for one or two days. plus of course, the lack of food, the lack of water, the lack of food, the lack of water, the lack of medicine and the lack of safe places as well for the people to shelt

service. >> dr. ben carson is tonight's david l guy lecture and his list of accomplishments would keep me up here all night if i mention them all so i will just hit a few highlights and then let him tell you his american dream. for nearly 30 years dr. carson served as the director of pediatric neuro surgery at johns hopkins children's center, a position the youngest person when he was 33 years old, the youngest person in the hospital's history to do so. in 1987 he successfully performed the first separation of cranio twins conjoined at the back of the head. his honors include the presidential medal of freedom, the highest award granted to a civilian, he holds 70 honorary degrees. dr. carson and his wife candy carson, are co-founders of the carson scholars fund, which recognizes young people of all backgrounds, for exceptional academic and humanitarian accomplishments, today awarded more than 10,000 scholars and more than $8 million in scholarships. roanoke has a connection that was forged long ago helped our own elizabeth cullen, an undergraduate here at roanoke college when she was just a baby. her

l. miers passed away last wednesday. as a founding partner of what is now moore, bradley and miers, i especially appreciate his service and his remarkable life. we will always appreciate and express sympathy to his family and his senior law partner, jake moore, who correctly recognized him as a son. his obituary, he died at age 47. m.b.m. managing partner asked that the community members turn their attention to praying for stanley's wife, tasha, and their two young children. as a four-year starting quarterback for the bulldogs, he served on the board of directors and founded the mentoring program. every christmas stanley proudly boasted the town of swan city's bike abo bonanza. he opened countryside barbeque restaurant in 2022. his service and spirit of giving back to the community was unparalleled. as an attorney, miers was selected as a 2023 leadership and law honoree by the south carolina lawyers weekly. miers deployed as a captain with the 218th infantry brigade to afghanistan in support of operation enduring freedom. he was lieutenant colonel who served as the staff judge advocate for the 59th troop command at mcinty

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sfpd will be staffed across the city, it is secret service leading the advanced security effort they have been there before, including for super bowl l, in a joint press conference, the team said the city is prepared to post the global event. >> this will be an extraordinary amount of law enforcement, military, and public safety personnel in san francisco for this event. well above what anybody has ever seen here before. >> reporter: harp has seen san francisco take on this level of security before, but today challenges from homeless and camas to the ongoing war between israel and hamas could pose more security hurdles. >> getting people here safely and allowing the people of the city to participate in whatever fashion they are going to, and be able to live in the city, because that is still important. people live here, they had to go on with their lives. >> reporter: it is putting san francisco squarely in the global spotlight, but harp said the city will rise to the occasion. >> if we can get through this and show the world that this is still a good place to come to, a wonderful place to have an event safely, you can get in and get

translation: of the events last l night were instigated through social networks, not least from ukraine, by the hands of the agents of western special services had met with russian religious leaders to tell them that interfaith harmony was the basis of russian statehood. there were other anti—semitic protests in dagestan at the weekend. a crowd gathered outside a hotel where a jewish guest was believed to have checked in. they threw stones at the windows and a sign was hung on the door. it read, "entrance strictly forbidden to israeli citizens, tojews." steve rosenberg, bbc news. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the fiancee of an ice hockey player who was injured during a match and later died has paid tribute to her "sweet angel". nottingham panthers' adam johnson's neck was cut by a skate in the match against the sheffield steelers on saturday. the 29—year—old was taken to hospital where he was pronounced dead. police are still investigating his death. british athlete bianca williams says she is shocked by the amount of money that's been raised for two constables fired for g

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services division. it is, this military went together with fighters from another faction palestinian islamic jihad that launch the october 7th attack on israel by land sea. and there might level l g 0 now increasing and tax bodies ready satellites against palestinians and the occupied westbank could cause and eruption of violence across the palestinian territory. that is a warning from israel security service in brett writes groups a secular violence against palestinians as weston since the start of the war on gaza. charles dropped reports now from suite. the grieving mother and her child. 40 year old husbands and father, a full show did in his field funerals for palestinians killed by israeli settlers in the occupied westbank are increasingly common these days since israel's will, on garza began the we took our food and children down to the olive trees. we had been there now or when suddenly we saw them running towards us. second, my husband said to take the kids away. so we ran. but he had forgotten his phone and went back to get it on the events down to pick it up in the shots. and no, this is his body. lying him on the olive trees show twice the chest to know as soon as the

l. n. g impuls flux ease which runs the terminal in belgium. zebra good ports told dw, that based on the principle of open access is an essential service. meaning they can't legally deny any client access, even russian shipments who has already sanctioned invoice of russian oil and coal, greatly reducing the quantities coming in. i suppose we so continue say that in television you decided to sanction gas. those inputs are unlikely to get done in brussels. the european commission says it one's ellen g purchases from russia to end besides over old gas l n g. i'm pipeline full time from 40 percent before the invasion to 15 percent. now, you know, some companies are tied into long term contracts and we encourage them to to bring those to a close as soon as possible and to not renew those. um, so yeah, i mean, the political message from the commission is very clear, the sooner we can get rid of the russian island j impulse, the better. but that will take a little bit of time. so the you have celebrated, the fact is managed to get gas storage to 90 percent with the winter coming for the chunk of that has come from russia. to talk more about