of london zoo.s...and seals. but, as with all banksys, they might not stay untouched or where he intended. the rhino was quickly vandalised and london zoo have moved theirs for safekeeping. i think those london pieces, in some ways, are old—school banksy in that he has... ..found very quirky, humorous, but also, you know, there's a message behind them. from his most recent series in london, to bristol, where it all began for banksy. my name is marc leverton. i am the author of a book called banksy myths and legends, which is a collection of kind of stories from around bristol, initially, relating to banksy. i found everybody had a story about banksy, initially, which i found amazing, that one person can be kind of, touch so many people's lives. the first banksy wall mural appeared in bristol in 1999, called mild, mild west. he'd been active in the city's graffiti scene, but not everyone was a fan. the initial perception of banksy was that he was a vandal, spray painting kind of willy nilly all over

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he wanted to meet in naples the new york than london.y agreed on wrong and weird about to find out why he has been so skittish. how to describe scaramella? lawyer, academic, security analyst, and someone litvinenko never completely trusted. scaramella as a contact litvinenko met at the sushi bar on the day he was poison. litvinenko thought you poisoned him. >> yes. >> you didn't poison him? >> absolutely not. >> from his person -- perspective it makes sense. scaramella had been working for the italian government and sometimes used litvinenko as a source for investigation into the russian mob and spy rings. he's been giving cute names of russian mafia members who were connected to the intelligence service. >> exactly. some -- >> something to upset the mobsters and fsb. he told us in october 2006, month before litvinenko was poison, he began receiving frightening emails. the final message arrived on the very day of his last meeting with litvinenko. what did the message say? >> there are people ready to kill you. >> the emails amounted to a

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london is getting people off the streets and into care. london never gave up on me. i found a home, and my life is on the right track. london made it super easy for me to open my small business, by cutting city fees. and she's reinventing downtown to make our city vibrant again. she's building 82,000 new homes and helping first time homebuyers, just like us. and london's hiring hundreds of police officers, and arresting drug dealers. san francisco has been through difficult times, but our hard work is paying off. working together, we're building a better future for the city we all love. ad paid for by re-elect mayor london breed 2024. financial disclosures are available at sfethics.org.

the london fire brigade has released _ hello. the london fire brigade has released a _ hello. london fire brigade has released a press - hello. the london fire brigade has released a press delete i has released a press delete that statement but has not made themselves available to interview. what you think about that? ., , ., ., that? that is for them to answer- _ that? that is for them to answer. we _ that? that is for them to answer. we do _ that? that is for them to answer. we do not - that? that is for them to | answer. we do not speak that? that is for them to - answer. we do not speak for them and obviously, there are debates and criticism. i’m debates and criticism. i'm askin: debates and criticism. i'm asking you _ debates and criticism. i'm asking you for— debates and criticism. i'm asking you for your - debates and criticism. i'm asking you for your opinion you are here doing the interview. it's up to him to decide whether he should or should not attend this debate.— attend this debate. what you make of those _ attend this debate. what you make of those criticisms -

i'm san francisco mayor london breed. [cheers and applause] and we are here to officially swear in the mex recreation and parks department commissioner clark herrera! to know sonia is to love her and when i say love, if you don't fall in love with her when you meet her, something is wrong with you. she instantly takes you in and i don't even remember where we met but every time when i was as executive director of african-american director arts and culture complex, she was always there to land support and provide advise and willing to go out of her way to get somebody to provide the financial resources to make things happen. and i don't know if you remember this, sonia, i remember when the culture complex was at the young museum. the young museum worked with my kids and they were doing braiding and fun examine music performance and everything, and we had such a great time. and i remember seeing sonia and sonia had a really pretty necklace and i was like, ooh, that's cute, and she took it off and put it on my neck. that's t

mandates have tightened in london, almost all employees in the centre of london do work for a company place, but it isn'tjust the mandates that have brought people back. we asked employees about what they thought the benefits of they thought the benefits of the office wear, only 5% said it wasn't a benefit of being in the office comments employees do want to come back. there is an interesting mismatch between employers and employees, someone we asked employers why they would not increase the mandates further, at least 30% of employers said we don't want to do that because we would lose our staff. if you are staff themselves if employers increase the mandate, what would you do? a much smaller share of staff said they would resign. i think there is this belief they would be mass walk—outs, but in reality, our server suggested that wouldn't happen. i server suggested that wouldn't ha en. . ., server suggested that wouldn't hauen. . ., ., happen. i want to get to the benefits of _ happen. i want to get to the benefits of going _ happen. i want to get to the benefits of going back - happen

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— in june 2017, i flew over west london and saw the burning tower— london and saw the burning towerg tower in the early hours from the air~ — tower in the early hours from the air~ as _ tower in the early hours from the air. as with so many others, _ the air. as with so many others, this was a profound shock, _ others, this was a profound shock, first of course, as a human— shock, first of course, as a human response, but also as a professional who had spent their— professional who had spent their career working to make buildings _ their career working to make buildings safe. throughout this inquiry, — buildings safe. throughout this inquiry, we have been determined to find out how such a disaster— determined to find out how such a disaster was possible. and what — a disaster was possible. and what needs to be done to save lives _ what needs to be done to save lives in — what needs to be done to save lives in the future. as sir martin— lives in the future. as sir martin hasjust summarised, we have _ martin hasjust summarised, we have found many feelings across a wide—ranging of inst

london. it was gut-wrenching readin: london. it was gut-wrenching reading the — london.t today, and| reading the report today, and the report confirming inaudible were avoidable, 18 children lost their lives, 15 disabled residents lost their lives and the reason why they lost their lives is a combination of systemic dishonesty, corporate greed, institutional difference, neglect, and incompetence. that is why i join neglect, and incompetence. that is why ijoin the bereaved, the survivors and the residents, more than seven years on, that it is still possible for another tragedy to happen again. nobody has been held to account. in london, there are still some 1300 tower blocks that the london fire brigade still think i dangerous or unsafe. ., ., , , unsafe. how can that be seven ears unsafe. how can that be seven years on? _ unsafe. how can that be seven years on? l — unsafe. how can that be seven years on? i was _ unsafe. how can that be seven years on? i was speaking - unsafe. how can that be seven years on? i was speaking to i unsafe. how can that be sevenl years on? i w

as london fashion week trends as london fashion week draws to a close. let's return to our top story in lebanon — where authorities say at least nine people have been killed and more than 2,800 have been injured, 200 of them critically, after communication devices, used by hezbollah detonated simultaneously across the coutry. so what do we know about the attacks? bbc verify�*s gordon corera looks into it. 3.30pm in the afternoon in lebanon, when suddenly reports flood in of something extraordinary happening — explosions in people's pockets. we're verifying a number of videos right now — let's look at this one. we can't definitively verify the location, as it was inside in a supermarket, but it has not appeared anywhere online before, and the timestamp matches the other reports of when the incidents were taking place. these explosions took place across lebanon. here's a crowd gathered in beirut, in the aftermath of explosions. we've also verified these videos of ambulances apparently taking the wounded to hospital in tibnin, in the south of the country. h

our client, he has a free 100 times just in london. i'm this is a sales agent for letting agency moving city. it comes to london by 2 homes in any just so jerry look down has been 200000000 and just the new homes in utah. we checked with a child really has expired, his overseas assets on his bangladesh tax returns and electrical filings he hadn't because division is very clear to the minister. they cannot have any other source of income as a politician name field and pick ended, it last declared, the global asset present shift. so the income or asset they haven't the country and abroad the how are you? very well, thank you. as we had hoped, the agent offered to introduce us to his boss, about ripple not moved as an estate agent, originally from the ministers hometown up to go. he works discreetly with wealthy clients like safe was i'm in child, right. so my pleasure. don't give me, don't feel like how could i say it, they have very uncomfortable people and a trustee they've been to trust any invest by 1xww. that happening ripple not mo

sure to get up enjoying his riches in london. i laptops, pc popped wonderful. 6000 pounds. but with growing anger about his wealth, we go on the trail of the ministers, millions. the month before the uprising out of his ears, i unit had a tip off the senate, bangladesh, the minister on the $13000.00 salary, had a master property empire in britain the i unit to set up an undercover team to investigate the allegation by 2023, the year before the protests in bangladesh, our under cover report has reached the ministers in a circle and were invited into his $40000000.00 london home. and the owners, i need be willing to yeah, it's every 5 years how long? because i need to know how many faults to say welcome to the my enables the site for them in child raise from a powerful family in the port city of 2 to come he is a close, confident onto the prime minister. in 2014, he became a member of parliament in junior minister and in 2019 che christina promoted him to head the line to ministry. we might find that it was very interesting story and also she's my boss child who is well, come

i mean, 205 changes to taking london.nd then then i had to call them and say, look, i'm super sorry about this, but i'll fight for this because does make the book better. listen, no problem. you know, just don't you get second pass. just don't make any more changes. i made 210 changes, second passes and then i literally flew to new york to meet with my editor and say, i'm sorry about this, but what do you think? you know, so that it just the whole idea that you make book as good as it can possibly be but it's just a it's a brick by brick process. and then you you get to the end and you get to sign books on. a beautiful day like this and it feels magical like it like it was easy. so, so, young lady in the back, if you could tell yourself anything before writing, taking london, would you tell yourself, don't afraid sometimes when you write a really, really big story you like stalingrad when you write a big story that there was a world of history. experts out that will that that's the only thing they know about that's the on

that happening ripple not mood is on his way to a london hotel to meet our under cover team. we are posing as well as the overseas investors looking to move $100000000.00 out of china into the u. k. property market. if i'm supposed to meet with upcoming really be very good to me. teams of business. the agents gave us the next clue without our target. mr. child re good friend of mine was to see this guy the exactly what you want me to do with the ad. exactly. pretty much identifying. she's in front of the printer. that was on the phone. yeah, of course the, the, because if she, the top of the florida is picking me is, is it possible minnesota? just smart when he does, he doesn't go be project when he's a big project for the big money, big numbers and the retailer down side. so he gets, can medium, are you, i'm fine, and you have to live on even by task. by lenders, while rippling was managing the ministers business in london elections, bangladesh. cha audrey enjoyed the limelight of the leading figure in the hosting and a government, promising to root out corruption. meanwhile

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live from london, i'm annita mcveigh and this is bbc news.e, after a damning report into the deaths of 72 people. at the end, seven years have passed, and we still have no justice. we have to fight again. i don't how many years it will take. the deputy prime minister and housing secretary — angela rayner — tells the bbc the work to fix unsafe buildings must be speeded up. it is completely unacceptable that the remediation is taking as long as it is and that's what i want to see concluded much more quickly. police say they will follow the evidence but that final decisions on potential criminal charges will not be made until 2026. today's other

say puriza press tv, london. iran is strongly condemned the european union's allegations about its investment in the ukraine war in a statement, the foreign ministry spokesman said any claim regard. sales of iranian missiles to russia is unfounded, now cannony warned against such destructive comments and false accusations, he also address the threat by the eu to impose new restrictive measures against iran over... the issue. can i said western countries are addicted to sanctions, he said such measures create problems rather than solving them, as they will trigger an iranian response. the us, uk, france, and germany have already slapped their own sanctions on iran over the allegations despite denial by iran. the venezuelan government has warned spain against any interference in the internal affairs of the south american country, the war. followed remarks by spain's defense minister who called the government of president nicholas maduro a dictatorship. in retaliation, venezuela summon spain's ambassador to launch c

.— central london.thank you so much. great reaction there, l much. great reaction there, really fast work. let's hope the security is stronger. to nigeria next, where the governor of borno state has told the bbc that up to two million people have been affected by the widespread flooding that's swept across the region. borno is in northeast nigeria, on the border with cameroon. thousands of homes there have been destroyed by flooding. in neighbouring chad, at least 300 people have died as a result of weeks of unusually heavy rainfall. these are some of the latest drone pictures of the floods, which followed the collapse of a dam earlier this week. thousands of people are desperately short of food and shelter. the nigerian military have been using boats and trucks to rescue people. babagana zulum told our reporter azeezat olaoluwa that half of the region's capital, maiduguri, was under water. i can remember more than 300,000 people who were killed in borno state. thousands of thousands of classrooms were

live from london. i'm annita mcveigh and this is bbc news.ice, after a damning report into the deaths of 72 people. at the end, seven years have passed, we still have no justice and we have to fight again. i don't how many years it is going to take. the deputy prime minister and housing secretary — angela rayner tells the bbc the work to fix unsafe buildings must speed up. it is completely unacceptable that the remediation is taking as long as it is. an armed man is shot dead by police near the israeli consulate in german city of munich.

it comes to london by a few times and they need to. so jerry, look down has been 200000000 in just a new homes in your time. we checked with a child really had declared his overseas assets on his bangladesh tax returns and electro filings. he hadn't been cross. the vision is very clear to the minister. they cannot have any other source of income is a part of the issue of them filled and picked and did it last declared, the global asset present shift. so the income or asset they have in the country and they've brought the how are you very well. thank you. as we had hoped, the agent offered to introduce us to his boss. thank you very much. ripple not moved as an estate agent. originally from the ministers hometown have to go. he works discreetly with wealthy clients like safe was i'm in child hurry. so much i don't, we don't feel like how could i say it, they have very uncomfortable people, an a trustee. they've been to trust any invest by 1xww. that happening, ripple, not mood, is on his way to a london hotel to meet our under cover tea

live from london, this is business today. i'm sally bundock. we start in the north sea where the oil and gas industry says it's made "significant progress" in reaching emissions targets. according to a report out from offshores energies uk that represents the industry, it concludes it has seen emissions fall by almost a third since 2018. it says methane emissions have more than halved since 2018 and overall emissions associated with the production of oil and gas have reduced by 28% in that time frame. if this trend continues, the uk could achieve targets agreed with the government for methane reduction seven years ahead of the 2030 deadline. but the advocacy group uplift — which campaigns for a rapid and fair transition away from oil and gas production — says, "this is all smoke and mirrors. "these short—term targets were so weak as to be almost 00:01:02,426 --> 4294966103:13:29,429 "impossible to miss." amazon scraps its working—from—home policy, ordering its staff to be back in the office five days a week from january. also

mayor london breed is here live with us. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. >> there is a bit of a delay. i'll tell our audience members there. but i want to ask each candidate the same first question. if you could pick one thing to change or improve in the city of san francisco, what would that be? >> it will be about how people feel about safety. crime is lower than what it has been in ten years, and we're proud of the work that we have done to get there. but we also understand people don't completely feel as though the city is safe. and so i would change the feeling of how people walk the streets of san francisco. i want them to love and appreciate the city. i'm looking forward to it starting to happen in light of what we have been able to do to build technology and to get to a place where the city is starting to feel exciting, hopeful, and i'm optimistic. >> yeah, i want to dig deeper into that. now in a lot of cities across america, they are dealwith the same problems. but with high-profile shootings lik

said puriza press tv, london.an has called on the un security council to condemn the terrorist attack in itstan and baluchistan province. iran's permanent representative to the un road to the security council to call for appropriate measures against the perpetrators of the attack in southeastern iran. amir said avani also said that tehron is committed to punish and bring the perpetrators to justice. three iranian border guards were killed when gunman opened fire a gas station in the town of mirjave. the pakistan-based jshaal terrorist group has claim responsibility. the group has been uh behind several terrorist attacks in seestan and batichistan province. iran has repeatedly called on pakistan to prevent terrorist groups from gaining a foothold in their border region. iran's president has arrived in the capital, tehran, concluding his three-day official visit to the neighboring iraq. he says the two countries have decided to form teams to facilitate the process of divising future strategic plans. during the visit

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london is getting people off the streets and into care. london never gave up on me. i found a home, and my life is on the right track. london made it super easy for me to open my small business, by cutting city fees. and she's reinventing downtown to make our city vibrant again. she's building 82,000 new homes and helping first time homebuyers, just like us. and london's hiring hundreds of police officers, and arresting drug dealers. san francisco has been through difficult times, but our hard work is paying off. working together, we're building a better future for the city we all love. ad paid for by re-elect mayor london breed 2024. financial disclosures are available at sfethics.org. >> don't trust your health to the amateurs. >> choose doctors preferred carbon. winning is everything stupid? saturday, october 5 on cnn closed captioning brought to you by meso book if you or a loved one have mesothelial, will send you a free book to answer questions you may have call now and we'll come to you 800 a31, 3,700 for you? >> it's time now for the offended meter. here's ho

it was gut-wrenching _ london mayor said khan.wrenching reading - london mayor said khan. it was gut-wrenching reading the - gut—wrenching reading the report today, and the reports confirming that every single one of these 72 lives that were lost were avoidable. 18 children lost their lives, 15 disabled residents lost their lives and the reason why they lost their lives was combination of systemic dishonesty, corporate greed, institutional indifference, neglect, and incompetence. that is why i join is why ijoin the bereaved survivors and residents who are angry that more than seven years on, it is possible for another tragedy to happen again. nobody has been held to account. ., , , , account. you see it is still possible. _ account. you see it is still possible, there _ account. you see it is still possible, there is - account. you see it is still possible, there is still - account. you see it is still l possible, there is still some 1300 tower blocks that the london fire brigade still think are dangerous or unsafe. how can that b

live from london, this is bbc news.et in washington in the next few hours to discuss whether to allow ukraine to fire missiles at targets deep inside russia. it comes as moscow accuses six british diplomats of spying — claims the uk government says are "completely baseless". the governor of nigeria's borno state tells the bbc roughly two million people have been affected by floods there. and a spot of lunch for a rare whale at risk of extinction — the winning image at this year's ocean photographer of the year awards. we will speak to the photographer. hello, i'm annita mcveigh and welcome to verified live, three hours of checking out the days main stories and the facts behind them. in the next few hours us presidentjoe biden and uk prime minister sir keir starmer will meet in washington to discuss the next steps in their support for ukraine, including the question of whether the west will allow the use of its long—range missiles by ukraine against targets inside russia. on thursday russian president vladimir putin warn

live from london. this is bbc news.year—old american woman has been shot dead in the occupied west bank. we'll get the latest from our correspondent injerusalem. a 14—year—old boy has appeared in court after the high sachool shooting in georgia. his father has also been charged with murder. at least 17 pupils have died after a fire broke out in the dormitory of a boarding school in central kenya. here at bbc verify, we have been looking to old images, shared as if they are from the overnight fire in kenya. a man who set fire to asylum seeker hotel has been handed the longest sentence yet after riots. and a historic football win for san marino — we'll find out why.

what is different about london _ excited. what is different about london compared i excited.so different because you get a different because you get a different vibe here, don't you? london is such a multicultural, it's like a melting pot multicultural society and so much ethnicity and backgrounds and i think that makes london so new unique and a variety. tell us a little bit about yourself because you designed wedding dresses among other things in this jacket that you are wearing and why did you decide to designed wedding dresses that pique your curiosity?— dresses that pique your curiosi ? :,, ,:, :, curiosity? the most important outfit in a _ curiosity? the most important outfit in a woman's _ curiosity? the most important outfit in a woman's life, - curiosity? the most important outfit in a woman's life, that l outfit in a woman's life, that makes them, it tells us all about the personality, how they dream, the vision and how they want their wedding to be in filling out their life with where they can spend the rest of their life. that's it for me on the world today. stay

. >>> plus usually you see her at city hall or out on the town, but this time san francisco mayor london breed is getting up close and personal and taking us inside her home, why she says the struggles of her past -- >> feeling hurt and angry about everything all the time, it just was most of my life. >> -- gave her the tools to know what the community needs today. >>> and how this 12-year-old boy in arizona realized he had an unusual connection with a 9ers player. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> good evening. i'm juliette goodrich in for sara tonight. >>> some business owners in jack london square are fighting back against plans to bring a homeless shelter into the area. as andrea nakano reports, they say business has been tough and fear a homeless shelter would deter potential customers from spending money at their stores. >> reporter: the last year has brought its share of challenges for market supply ace hardware. burglars came in through the roof to try to get into the safe. customers' cars have been broken into. recently a van parked

we had 25 at kew gardens in london today. i don't think we will see temperatures like that for a long time now. here is thejet stream and the weather systems sweeping across the atlantic on our way. the jet stream is taking a southerly drag, meaning most of the rain the state of the south, so that is where we will see the wettest weather. over the weekend, you can see from the rainfall accumulation, the weekend, you can see from the rainfallaccumulation, it the weekend, you can see from the rainfall accumulation, it is across parts of wales, the south west, the midlands, 50—70 millimetres of rain. we had storms already in the south—west, going to swindon, gloucester, into southern wales. later in the night, heavy showers moving into southern areas. quite murky in the north—east. not a cold night, temperatures around 14 celsius in london, not far off that in newcastle. you have to go to the north of scotland before it is below 10 celsius. showers are io celsius. showers are expected tomorrow across parts of southern britain, s

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live from london, this is bbc news.nk — killing at least eight people. poland is to declare a state of disaster, as devastating floods continue to sweep through central europe, leaving seven dead and others missing. the israeli military has denied claims by the houthis in yemen that a missile they fired at israel was a hypersonic weapon. we begin with breaking news out of the us — donald trump's campaign team has released a statementjust moments ago saying the former president is �*safe' after gunshots were fired in his vicinity. no other details have been provided and it isn't clear how close the incident was to mr trump. however, one us report has suggested that two people exchanged gunfire outside his golf club in west palm beach, florida. security was tightened around the republican presidential nominee after an assassination attempt at a campaign rally in july, in pennsylvania. we'll bring you more on this as and when we get it. eight people have drowned while trying to cross

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