for everyone else, this is lorna's advice.right way, healthy eating, balanced diet, you know, regular exercising. i know it's hard. today, semaglutide manufacturer novo nordisk said it did not condone, suggest or encourage misuse of any of its medicines. the regulator is calling for anyone experiencing unwanted side effects to report them. sophie hutchinson, bbc news. still to come new plans for an independent regulator for football in england we will look at how it could work and, why do because? there is a new theory and it's particularly romantic. around the world and across the uk. this is the world today on bbc news. another attempt to create an independent regulator for elite men's football in england is being made with ministers say they have strengthened previous plans. however the premier league says it remains concerned about what it calls the unprecedented powers to intervene in the game. the culture secretary says the regulator will only do what's necessary for the financial stability of the game. earlier i spoke t

lorna gordon, thank you.eech this morning on his vision for uk foreign and defence policy. here is speaking in central london in the last few hours. the speaking in central london in the last few hours.— the last few hours. the first du of the last few hours. the first duty of government - the last few hours. the first duty of government is - the last few hours. the first duty of government is to . duty of government is to protect— duty of government is to protect the public, protect them _ protect the public, protect them from criminals at home and defend _ them from criminals at home and defend them from hostile threats abroad. there is nothing _ threats abroad. there is nothing frankly more important. it is why— nothing frankly more important. it is why take a very uncompromising approach to illegal— uncompromising approach to illegal migration. i make no bones— illegal migration. i make no bones about it. the situation in the — bones about it. the situation in the channel is a national security— in the ch

for everyone else, this is lorna's advice. balanced diet, you know, regular exercising. i know it's hard. today, semaglutide manufacturer novo nordisk said it did not condone, suggest or encourage misuse of any of its medicines. the regulator is calling for anyone experiencing unwanted side effects to report them. sophie hutchinson, bbc news. our top story this evening: with less then a week to go before the budget, the chancellor rachel reeves says she will change the debt rules — which are self imposed — in order to free up billions of pounds for infrastructure spending. the weird and wonderful world of tim burton goes on display at the design museum in london coming up on bbc news, erik ten hag's manchester united have travelled to istanbul to come face—to—face with their old managerjose mourinho. the fenerbahce manager has said united should expect a tough match in the europa league later. the government's introducing plans to bring in what it is says will be a strengthened independent regulator for men's football in engla

lorna gordon looking back at the life — lorna gordon looking back at the life of alex salmond who has died at the age of 69. you are with bbc news. let's check on the sport now with hugh ferris at the sports centre. hi. england can take a big step towards the semifinals of the women's t20 world cup later? t20 world cup later. but they'll have to beat rivals scotland in sharjah to do it. scotla nd scotland won the toss and they have had a steady start, six overs gone, no wickets lost, 29 without loss they are in that crucial match, particularly for england at the t20 world cup. england's women have already had a good day in rugby union — they successfully defended their wxv1 trophy with a 21—12 victory over hosts canada. it was a winner—take—all clash against the hosts in vancouver. the red roses fought back from a rare deficit to take the title. the defending champions extended their winning run to 20 matches. and they've now won both editions of the tournament's top tier. mauricio pochettino's first match in charge of the united states saw them beat panama 2—0 in a friendly. the form

our scotland correspondent lorna gordon reports.0 years, no—one came closer to ending scotland's union with england than alex salmond. this, in my estimation, has been the greatest campaign in scottish democratic history. a formidable political figure who guided a party that for decades was on the fringes of politics to the heart of power, changing the political landscape of the united kingdom and delivering a referendum on independence. this is desperately sad news, that alex salmond has died, and i extend my deepest condolences to his wife moira and to his family. this is a moment that individuals will reflect on the exceptional leadership and contribution that alex salmond has given to public life in scotland, with his service in the house of commons and in the scottish parliament, and especially as the first minister of scotland. it was while studying economics at st andrews university that alex salmond joined the snp. he worked for a time as an oil economist, but politics soon exerted its pull. the mp for bantam buckham, alex s

lorna gordon looking back at the life of alex salmond.continuing to come in this morning for the former first minister?— this morning for the former first minister? that's right. and of course, _ first minister? that's right. and of course, this - first minister? that's right. and of course, this sudden | and of course, this sudden death coming out a huge shock to people across the political spectrum and across public life. people have had time to reflect on the tributes have been coming in. the range reflects the stature with which alex salmond was held in scotland, the uk and beyond. king charles led comments saying, his wife and himself were saddened to hear of his death. his devotion to scotland drove decades of public service. keir starmer paid tribute, calling him a monumentalfigure in the monumental figure in the political world. monumentalfigure in the politicalworld. david monumentalfigure in the political world. david cameron, who was prime minister at the time of the edinburgh agreement which paved the way for the independence

applause lorna gordon reporting there.w mexico. the international balloon fiesta is said to be the largest in the world according to organizers with more than 500 hot air balloons ascending to the skies. the festival concludes later on sunday. we have a dog chew toy, that is probably one of the more unique ones but we also have a very top haar character in santa fe, we have vehicles, dog, we have a lot of different types of special shapes and they are from all over the world, we have 16 country represented in this event this year. stay with us here on bbc news. bye for now. we have had colder air withtying ring—fence frost, but over this week, things are going to be very different because that colder air is getting pushed away, the wind direction is changing and in the next few days we wi have a strengthening southerly wind, it will bring cloud and rain. we have got that around mainly through the midlands and eastern england early on monday morning, that should tend to move away, leaving cloudy skies behind, a bit of dampn

lorna gordon reporting there. stay with us here on bbc news.nday developed into a rather cool and cloudy story pretty much across the country, and there's some rain that's going to push in and some of that turn quite heavy across southwest england. this frontal system, though, is also starting to introduce some milder air, and it's going to push that cooler northerly flow we've seen just recently out of the way. so as we go through the week ahead a change is coming. yes. it might not suit all of you, but it looks likely that for the rest of this week it's going to be a milder story, and there will be some heavy outbreaks of rain around at times, particularly from midweek onwards. so let's take a look at the details then. here's that frontal system. during the early hours of monday morning, drifting its way steadily eastwards, probably by the early morning rush hour, it will have cleared away and leave a trail of cloud in its wake. northern england, northern ireland and scotland largely fine and dry, some scattered showers moving their way acros

lorna gordon reporting there.ommentator and former speech writer to alex salmond. he also knew the former scottish first minister for more than a0 years, and explained what he was like to work with. i saw him grow from really not even being an mp, to being first minister and taking scotland to the very edge of independence, but he was a really multi—faceted character. 7 he was intellectually very capable. he knew an awful lot, but he was a very sociable person, in many ways, a very kind person. i know people said he had a temper, that is not something i really ever saw, to any great extent. he challenged you, but he loved being, he loved conversation. and he loved talking about politics, and i worked for a few years as a political editor, i worked at one stage as scottish political editor of the sun, and alec and i went out for a few long lunches and he loved gossip. he said "what is going on out there?" and i was telling him about other parties and things, and he loved it. so he was a very curious kind of individ

has been widely praised for his dedication to the country and its people. 0ur scotland correspondent lornaieved in scottish independence. it was the dream that drove his decades in politics. today remembered at the parliament where he was once the dominant force and in the area he used to represent. i always thought he was really interested in the local community. it was sad to hear that he passed away. really sorry for his family and friends. didn't agree with a lot of the things he did for scotland but it is sad he has passed too soon. it is a sad day for scottish politics. he done well for scotland. as first minister alex salmond led the snp into government at holyrood and pave the way for a historic referendum. his opponents saw a formidable politician, his supporters a leader that made a nation believe in itself. as well as being a strong leader he had an ability to reach out to people who disagreed with him. that is why he had so many cross—party friendships. and when he was first minister he didn'tjust surround himself with those who agreed with him on everything. he had people in h

among the dozens of tributes — the king said in a statement: our scotland correspondent lorna gordonat alex salmond's life. in 300 years, no one came closer to ending the union with england than alex salmond. the greatest campaign in scottish democratic history. a formidable political figure who guided the party that, for decades, was on the fringes of politics to the heart of power. changing the political landscape of the united kingdom and delivering a referendum on independence. this is sad news that alex salmond has died and i extend my deepest condolences to his wife moira and his family. this is a moment that individuals will reflect on the exceptional leadership that alex salmond has given to public life in scotland with his works in parliament and especially as the first minister of scotland. while studying economics that alex salmond joined the scottish national party, scottish national party, he worked for a time as an oil economist but politics soon exerted its pull. alex salmond has won the leadership of the i scottish national party. alex salmond first led the snp in the

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batter lorna jack—brown wasn't too downhearted at their showing in dubai.0 cricket. i guess, you know, we've got a couple more games and we always look to improve and went up against class players, another one went off tonight but it's not about individual players. we as a team kind of lost that game. in the other game today india got their first win of the competition, beating pakistan by six wickets in dubai. india captain harmanpreet kaur produced a steely 29 to steer her side to a scrappy win, as they hit their target of 106 to win with seven balls to spare. they lost their first game heavily against new zealand so are still in a precaurious position in terms of progression. next up for india are sri lanka on wednesday, while pakistan face australia on friday. england's test series against pakistan starts tomorrow morning in multan. the hosts have gone ten matches without a win in home tests while england have had a successful summer winning both series against west indies and sri lanka, although they will be without their captain ben stokes for tomorro

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and to this day, what is almost 45, 48 years later, i still remember this woman's name, lorna chevalier from texas got the letter. she went to associated press. it was published everywhere in the world. and then the mail started to come in and everything was positive. so it was one of those great moments i turn it was it was really and by the way, the last thing on the era which was interesting as well. it came from the hinterland again. we never put out a press release. i didn't think had to her calling the people who received the calls who weren't necessarily in favor of vra but were so even barry goldwater got a call her and wow wow but she was brilliant on her point so that's a long answer to us. no is is a great need of great script. i want to clarify who she was calling. yes. i remember once congress has the amendment, it has to go the states for ratification. so had to call members of state legislatures so those phone calls were being made into. the states that had not voted for the nra. so like said, a lot of them were opposed. it was a little like what had to happen with the 19

. >> let's talk about what you just mentioned, lorna. these deals have come close and then they have fallen apart. there was a deal so close, it seemed, in august, and then hamas executed several of the hostages, including hersh-polin. to live through that, what is your message to our leaders right now? >> the one thing we keep hearing and has been so disappointing in the last year is that we're lacking political will, that all sides really want an agreement, it would have been reached. that is extremely disappointing to us from all leaders on all sides. everyone involved in the negotiations on this, again, we don't feel there is a sense of urgency, and that's extremely upsetting, disappointing and angering, really. >> you sat across from benjamin netanyahu, as well as president biden. i know you speak to white house officials all the time. what do you say to them? >> we tell them we're looking for brave, strong leadership that will push all the mediators in the area, the qatar and turkey and egypt and, of course, bring hamas as well as

lorna's company makes outfits to bodybuilders, being body conscious is literally her work.qualify to get the job is on the nhs so she went to an online pharmacy but after taking them for a month, she collapsed on the bathroom floor. and in the middle of the night, i literally felt like somebody had just stabbed something straight into my stomach. lorna developed pancreatitis, a potentially life—threatening condition and a rare side—effect of the jabs she used. she spent five days in hospital and has been left with chronic health problems. i thought it was this miracle injection that was completely 100% safe. i was bedridden for weeks. couldn't drive, i couldn't walk. my children were frightened. you know, my children would come in and they would cry because they could see me and how poorly i actually was... sorry. getting emotional. it was just so scary. to date, the medicines regulator said while most side effects are mild, some can be serious. it stressed the drugs are licensed to treat type two diabetes or obesity and the benefit risk balance is positive only for those p

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