you have the plastic, laminated, whatever it is... i think thatis laminated, whatever it is...en you take the plastic off? yes. not so much about it being soft, but about what it is made up. in clinical environment, we use ffp3 mask and it has to be fitted around your face properly. thank you for talking to us, we appreciate it, ta ke talking to us, we appreciate it, take care. thank you for coming on the programme. an nhs investigation finds failings in an nhs trust that could have led to seven preventable baby deaths. we will talk to dawn who lost one of her twins, archie, when he was four days old after a series of hospital errors. it's 75 years since the liberation of auschwitz. as commemorations get under way in israel, we speak to survivors of the holocaust, one of whom lost more than 30 members of her family in the nazi death camps. this time last year, dawn and kevin powell from margate were looking forward to the birth of their twins who were due in early february. the delivery in the end was straightforward. archie was born crying, like any normal baby, and evelyn cam

and field governing body has been adjourned until at least june that's than an hour after it began lamine diac was once one of the most influential figures in sport but french prosecutors say that in his role leaving the international association of athletics federations and set a goal native accepted massive bribes to keep the doping test results of some russian athletes a secret yeah son problem assata also faces charges from his time of the i don't like after his son to go is refusing to extradite him more as if it were different . from. his reminder of the top stories right in place of denied using live ammunition against protesters demonstrating against the government's initial denial that it had accidentally shot down a ukrainian passenger plane the police did not hope follows dear fellow the emergence of a video appeared to show a woman who'd been shot in the life. of the forces in the philippines of moving to the volcano near the capital could be on the verge of a dangerous contraption. volcano about 60 kilometers south of manila has begun spewing ash and law forcing thousands of

striker oli mcburnie has been reminded the corruption trial of the former president of world athletics laminein paris today but it has now been adjourned untiljune after new evidence came to light. the 86—year—old is accused of receiving payments to help cover up positive russian dope tests. from paris here's our sports editor dan roan. it is seen as a hugely important landmark case, not just it is seen as a hugely important landmark case, notjust for athletics, whose credibility really took a huge blow in the wake of the scandal which enveloped diack but he was a hugely influential man at the international olympic committee where he was very influential, french investigators have been looking into the possibility that he was involved with bribery involving votes for various major sports events. olympics, world championships and perhaps a 2022 qatar world cup as well. this case, this trial focuses on whether or not diack extorted money from russian cheap this, whether he covered up their positive tests for money end result of a sprawling conspiracy which was first unearthed some months ago an

governance to deal with the flu new medicine crisis the economic crisis migration human rights laminations blackouts water shortages and many other social problems that are reckoned havoc in venice were not and were certainly the humanitarian crisis over its people ok to use our special inker in caracas thank you. now to some of the other stories making news around the world exit polls suggest that former prime minister or in milan of each has one croatia's presidential election social democrat is projected to have unseated the incumbent kalinda guitar of each from the conservative party earlier polls predicted a close race. a militant group al-shabaab has attacked an army base in kenya destroying vehicles and aircraft for terrorists have reportedly been killed in the attack the base located in the town of lamu close to the somali border is used by kenyan and u.s. forces. thousands of people have marched in hong kong near the border to protest traders from mainland china traders duty free products in hong kong and resell them in china locals say this raises prices in hong kong which has se

former world athletics president lamine diack has arrived for his corruption trial in paris.nvestigated over allegations that he took payments for deferring sanctions against russian drugs cheats. he denies the charges. talk to you later, thank you. and storm brendan is on its way? yes, i'll give you more on that later, and on how these stones develops rapidly and drive across the uk. you then. also coming up —joker leads the oscar nominations, the film is up for eleven awards. and just behind that, with ten oscar nominations is war drama 1917. i'll be speaking to the star of that film, george mackay, at two—thirty. hello everyone — this is afternoon live. the eyes of the world are on sandringham this afternoon — as members of the royal family gather for a historic summit. top of the agenda: the future role of the duke and duchess of sussex — but at stake perhaps the future role of all so—called ‘minor‘ royals. the stage is already tense — a few hours ago princes william and harry issued a strongly—worded statement, describing as false and offensive a report in the times news

to veterinarian school years later and i sat to these nutrition courses and when they gave me the laminated chart that told me what food i should feed with what disease process things did not add up. before i went to vet school i worked for years in zoo medicine. the most important thing i think i learned from that is every species has its own requirement each species must eat what it is supposed to eat it's developed evolved to have a specific diet that keeps it healthy. each animal has its own biologic requirement for certain nutrients a species appropriate diet for worms is dirt a species appropriate diet let's say for hummingbirds would be nectar if you can't feed earthworms nectar and you can feed hum. birds dirt both of those animals would simply die it gets pretty confusing with dogs and cats however because dogs and cats are nutritionally much more resilient than other species and what that means is that we can nutritionally abuse them for lack of a better term and they don't die immediately they just have the overall vitality decline and overall degenerative changes take place in t

the corruption trial of former world athletics president lamine diack gets under way in paris on mondayunder house arrest in senegal since november 2015. diack senior has been investigated over allegations he took payments for deferring sanctions against russian drugs cheats. they both deny all the charges. the boston celtics‘ fight for second spot in the eastern conference continues later. they‘ll have home court advantage when they host the chicago bulls. jayson tatum had one of the best games of his career on saturday. his 40—point performance against the new orleans pelicans helped the celtics end a three—game losing streak. milwaukee bucks still lead the way in the east — they play their next game against the new york knicks on tuesday. believe it or not, it‘s been three years since serena williams last won a title. the american put that stat to bed, with a straight—sets victory over jessica pegula to win the auckland classic. she simply posted just a picture holding the trophy on her social platforms. the last time williams won a final was back in 2017, at the australian open. cou

into the top 5 no known investigations were carried on a number of investigations have been carried laminated we have how many and by whom you want to say 203040. well i can give you what you call detail i'd like the truth i will i think i will be had like literally exact numbers i don't have the reports of it and i'll be happy to send them to you in 2017 the council of europe's commissioner for human rights said the problem of effective investigations and impunity of security forces is a very longstanding and entrenched problem in turkey so you're not fooling anyone you know is talk of if you're not it isn't is fooling anyone we are taking care of our own national security when you face this kind of credible national security threats against the k.k.k. or from the p.k. care from isis terrorists from fetter terrorists those terrorist organizations in the west only recognizes one of them that is isis because it attacks western interests but the others since they are only in turkey and attacking turkey the elected government security forces or the civilians nobody wants to talk about it mr cohe

at this fire in bolton last year, it was hpl, or high—pressure laminated, cladding that caught fire. but the government hasn't published figures on buildings with hpl cladding. so we did a freedom of information request to all local authorities across the country asking about different forms of cladding. 209 local authorities responded and what we now know is that one in three high—rise residential blocks have some form of cladding. 99 are covered in hpl cladding, although the final figure will be much higher. we also asked nhs trusts about hospitals. 75 hospital buildings have acm cladding and 50 have hpl, but that is by no means the full story because a number of trusts and councils wouldn't give us the information. here in tower hamlets, for example, which has 700 tower blocks, they said it is too early to know how many buildings are covered in hpl cladding, and enfield council said to tell us the information would constitute an endangerment to the mental health of the residents in the blocks. we showed our findings to tiago. this really is a scandal that needs to be taken very, v

the trial of former world athletics president lamine diack has been delayed.n euros to cover up drugs cheats in russian athletics after a four—year investigation by french authorities. his arrest in 2015 plunged the iaaf into an unprecedented scandal and resulted in his court appearance in paris today, when he asked to leave france but was denied permission. diack denies the charges, but if found guilty, he could face up to ten years in jail. the case been adjourned untiljune after new documents were submitted to the court concerning testimony that his son and co—defendant gave last year. stephen maguire has completed a sensational comeback at the masters snooker. he was facing australian neil robertson in the first round and was 5—1 down when he played what steve davis called the most amazing shot in the history of snooker. it didn't do him much good, as — watch it. the white went in. but maguire went on to win that frame and then the next four in a row, to snatch an amazing victory, to go through to face dave gilbert in the last eight. i can't believe i won

lamine? >> correct.applause] ♪ >> you guys act like we are finished. >> thank you for being here. >> congressman? congratulations. eric, come on back up. say my neighbor, -- my .eighbor, it was painful to see now we are down to the final round and i'm sure you are going to do what you did to us last year and pullout scottish words or something horrible like that. that was just mean. anyway, congressman, eric from politico. good luck to you both. [applause] up first. eric is >> noctodiurnal. comprising a sequence of day and night. >> there is only one, do we get like the one thing or is it like the ultimate, ok. hello, congressman. can you say it one more time? todiurnal. >> this was fun, folks. we had fun, didn't we? ctodiurnal?ord] no [bell] diurnal. nocti stay up there. >> ok. i thought you said -- all right. >> keep up the good fight. >> i wish political opponents would give up that easily. [laughter] >> occision. an act or instance of slaughtering. >> can you use it in a sentence? >> kaelin belongs t

laminated.a process of his own over the last several days raised the possibility of what happens if the president's lawyers say things that aren't true. that's more than speculative because they have said things that weren't true at least in the initial presentation in the opening arguments. again, in a normal courtroom, a judge would intervene or there would be an objection where the judge is asked to intervene but this isn't a normal courtroom. >> this isn't a normal courtroom. i have a hard time believing that the chief would get involved in things that are opinion. if there's a flat out lie, i can see things from minority member schumer raising a motion. but it has to be something clearly not factual as opposed to an opinion around, you know, corruption in ukraine. or the president's rights on the legal side around privilege. so i think it would have to be a pretty outlandish claim. and i assume the president's lawyers are going to try to create the moments to provide an opening to bring the

the corruption trial of former world athletics president lamine diack gets underway in paris today.e arrest in senegal since november 2015. diack has been investigated over allegations he took payments diack senior has been investigated over allegations he took payments for deferring sanctions against russian drugs cheats. they both deny all the charges. rob burrow made his final appearance for leeds rhinos over the weekend, a five minute cameo in a fundraising match for motor neurone disease. the 37—year—old former great britain scrum—half was diagnosed with the incurable condition last year. i know they are making massive moves in research. i saw a professor last week. he was absolutely brilliant formation. making big strides. so one day, hopefully they will find a cure. whether it is in my time or not, but raise awareness, get more people looking into it and hopefully one day, cure this horrible disease. patrick mahomes has led the kansas city chiefs to one of the most remarkable come backs in the history of the nfl play offs. they were 211—0 down against the houston texans but m

made his first public goal appeal for the total elimination the first public appeal for the total lamination of nuclear armaments. "i believe there can be only one policy for preserving our precious civilization in the modern age. and nuclear war can never be won. i speak for everyone when i say that our dream will be that nuclear weapons are banished from the face of the earth." pretty radical rhetoric. i wonder how conservatives would've responded if jimmy carter had said those things. i am not sure. in january of 1984, shultz and reagan over break talked with one another and reagan said, put together a policy. we want to have on new policy. in january of 1984 the reagan administration shifts its public tone regarding the soviet union. reagan asserted that the two superpowers must establish a better working relationship marked by greater cooperation and understanding." this is important because if i take you guys back to that slide, right, where i talked about the different groups of historiography this policy change takes place 15 minuteonths before gorbachev. that sort of makes it where

the former head of world athletics lamine diac finally appeared in court in paris on monday only for his trial on corruption and money laundering charges to be delayed the 86 year old senegalese has seldom been seen since being placed under house arrest in the city in 2015 a sizable amount of new testimony documents were submitted to the court with the judge opting to postpone the trial while they are reviewed diac was also denied a request to travel to senegal to visit his family he faces up to 10 years in prison if found guilty and has vowed to clear his name. in time to read about in the. unfortunately we all do it and we. do need to know for your time. in order. to do. it. he's an early bird who's always cooperated with the court who has given every explanation necessary has come today to order for the trial to begin and he has brought proof visitations so we regret that once again the court has proved themselves to be slow the deck already continued in saudi arabia on monday but without the riders in the motorbikes and quads categories those competitors agreed to stand down from

many peers said a court is not terribly convincing, people would like to have a document, in laminatedld be happy to accept a digital number or understand that, or the home office computer would be down and it would not work. their argument won the day because the government does not have a majority and it went through. not the end of the story because the bill does go back to the commons later this week, on wednesday, where it is likely the government will try to overturn that again. sometimes you will have this issue going back and forward between the commons and the lords for ages. there is a deadline, 31st of january, the lords for ages. there is a deadline, 31st ofjanuary, 31st the lords for ages. there is a deadline, 31st of january, 31st of this month we are due to leave and this month we are due to leave and this bill has to go through before that. the lords are aware that boris johnson has won a big majority in the general election, they are not elected, so perhaps they will not wa nt to elected, so perhaps they will not want to push it too far in defiance of the commons. susa

wool the governing body is set to stand trial on corruption charges in france on monday senegalese lamine diac is charged along with the sun part of a starter who was still in center go after the country refused extradition they are accused of bribe taking and money laundering involving international athletes and their federations limine diac was head of the either they have between 19092015. the sport of squash has so far not managed to make it into the olympics despite 4 attempts but it is finding ways of getting in front of a wider audience the 90 year old tournament of champions is being hosted at new york's grand central station egypt will number 2 mohamed al shabab be on call here squash hoping to be on track for another olympic bid in 2028. that's all the sport needs for now more later again that it will see you then that's it for me for this news hour back in a monotone with more days to start. all dizzy right explores prominent figures of the 20th century and how libraries influenced the course of history beginning with the giants of the struggle for civil rights america. just 8

information requests, the bbc has identified at least 99 high—rise blocks covered in high pressure laminate a fire specialist at london southbank university who‘s looked into the issue of cladding and tower block safety. thank you forjoining us. what are your thoughts on how widespread this is and why it is taking so long for it to be dealt with? i think initially it is just the scale of the problem. clearly this cladding and a variety of cladding systems are being used around the country and as you said, the freedom of information requests are being used to discover how big that scale is and the numbers keep growing. i‘m disappointed with the numbers but not surprised at all. since grenfell, i would say that fire professionals like me and others in the industry have reached out to talk to building professionals, architects, and housing providers to try to understand what the problems are they are going through trying to fix some of the issues. and there are some real problems still in getting the issues sorted. anecdotally i have been hearing there is a real problem with actually getting h

at this far in bolton last year, it was hpl or high—pressure laminates cladding that caught fire.l cladding. so we did a freedom of information request to all local authorities across the country asking about different forms of cladding. 209 local authorities responded and what we now know is that one in three high—rise residential blocks have some form of cladding. 99 are covered in hpl cladding. 99 are covered in hpl cladding although the final figure will be much higher. we also asked nhs trusts about hospitals. 75 hospital buildings have acm cladding and 50 have hpl but that is by no means the full story because a number of trusts and councils wouldn't give us the information. here in tower hamlets for example which has 700 tower blocks, they said it is too early to know how many buildings are covered in hpl cladding and enfield council said to tell us the information would constitute an endangerment to the mental health of the residents in the blocks. we showed ourfindings to tiago alvez. this really is a scandal that needs to be taken very, very seriously. someone needs to a

further down the line in the uk, and we have an endemic problem, notjust acm, but high—pressure laminateing to test. do you think these enquiries are being done... is the aftermath being handled in the way that it should be? is it being done in a timely and a fashion? i think it's a long, lengthy complex process, and as the enquiry progresses, they are asking the pertinent questions. they're overturning all of the relevant aspects, they are probing and penetrating into the questions about appointments, that we save over the weekend. there are questions about who has been called, and how independent expertise has been handled. time for the weather with simon. thank you, we have got some showers, some have been quite heavy but it has left some rainbows catch by our weather watchers, as always. some of those showers are wintry, snow over higher ground of scotland, if few centimetres. drier conditions elsewhere, and in the north—east of england at this dry for a time. showers feeding on across the south of england and wales, they could be heavy, perhaps even thundery come of some of those sh

papa massata, son of the former world athletics president, lamine diack, has been talking to the bbcing down doping procedures against a number of russian athletes. massata says there was no bribery but he admits they did delay imposing sanctions to protect the sport in the run—up to london 2012 and the following year's world championships. just delayed the sanctioning process , just delayed the sanctioning process, the london 0lympic just delayed the sanctioning process, the london olympic games and for two reasons. london 0lympic games were chaired by the mayor of the athletics and second the icc gave the biggest share... so, we shift all the investigation to after the olympic games and will start processing it two or three case because we have our own world championship in moscow. 344 - four in the cricket. that's all the sport for now. the actor derek faulds has died. there are lots of things people want you to do but very few things that you to do but very few things that you have to do. after all, it is up to you, you are the boss. he appeared in numerous television programmes