lucy, turning to the front page _ the least. lucy, turning to the front page of _ the least. front page, "mortgage rates hit a 14 year high, 6%." the bills are going up at christmas, markets are still unhappy and facing uncertainty? yes. christmas, markets are still unhappy and facing uncertainty?— and facing uncertainty? yes, an interesting _ and facing uncertainty? yes, an interesting word _ and facing uncertainty? yes, an interesting word used _ and facing uncertainty? yes, an interesting word used a - and facing uncertainty? yes, an interesting word used a lot - and facing uncertainty? yes, an interesting word used a lot by l and facing uncertainty? yes, an. interesting word used a lot by liz truss in her speech today was disruption. if there's one thing we could use to describe what's been happening in the markets overall since kwasi kwarteng's many budget that was a mini budget, it's the fact that the markets particular have been disrupted. so it's not even the fact that people currently on mortgages are facing higher bills every month, it's that people who were trying

i'm lucy how beautiful you are lucy lucy more do you want to tell me anything?to say of all the women, you are the most beautiful on our site. best of all lucy here in our entrance you know lucy first , and then beauty. seriously seriously in 5 minutes friends our guest can always look at your light, however, if this light is new year's, but our similar light also interested him in something. meet the all-season and hedgehog morning guest of our program nikolai baskov good morning. actually. i can look at the light in any house, it is desirable that this house has a decent vip dressing room and a spacious living room for at least a couple of thousand spectators nikolay a minute, self-promotion is over, it's time to get down to business instead of a living room for a couple of thousand people. i can offer you a multi-million audience of our viewers. i am always with you, my dears, as always, ready to answer your letters, and eldar namaev from nalchik writes to me hello nikolai, my wife. elvira often watches you on tv. but this is the typical behavior of any woman

anyway, if you meet anyone up there, lucy, give them peace and love from me. >> reporter: and lucy does a beam splitter assembly. after making a few fly bys of earth, lucy is expected to reach her first objective, an asteroid named donald johansson. she'll then travel to the trojan asteroids all named after the heroes of homer's iliad. >> the power what lucy can do we can construct all these comparisons between the different varieties and diversity we see in the trojans, the unexpected diversity, the different colors, the different collisional histories. it's really a repository of fossils, as we like to say, of things that happened at the earliest stages of solar system evolution. >> reporter: the spacecraft a little more than 14 meters from tip to tip is powered by two giant solar arrays that will expand outwards like chinese folding fans. they'll carry lucy farther away from the sun than any other solar powered spacecraft. lucy will never return to earth but she won't be the last to visit the asteroids. nasa plans to sends more. kristen fisher, cnn. >>> the national football league h

lucy manning, bbc news.artiality rules in a tweet about the conservative party. in reaction to a story about liz truss urging a boycott of the champions league final in russia, the match of the day host asked if the conservatives would "hand back their donations from russian donors". the bbc said although mr lineker didn't have to meet the same standards of impartiality as itsjournalists, his high profile meant he had "additional responsibility". the leader of china, xijinping, is set to be given a historic third term in power this weekend. and the effort to boost his image and popularity is in full swing across the country. state media has headlined stories about how poorer towns have been transformed after visits from the president. our correspondent stephen mcdonell has travelled into the heart of rural china in hebei province, an area said to have been lifted out of poverty after president xi's intervention. zhangbei is on show to the chinese people as a model of poverty alleviation. an area transformed

back tohe lucy's bc thursday skeleton, a second skeleton.e was about three to half million years old. we think he is a large mail and he has a healed ankle fracture. he stepped in whole, fell out of a tree, something happened and he broke his ankle. now if you are a zebra you break your ankle that is not a good situation but you're still able get from point a 2.3 on your three legs. if you are a biped and you break your ankle you are already slow at night you're hopping around your landscape. i do not see how you survive and yet this is a healed fracture. so thathe individual did surviv. and again if connected intimately these vulnerabilities that we have is bipeds but then the fact that we have injuries that make particularly feeble pit and again i think explainable only if we were and continue to be empathetic and compassionate and generous and prosocial one another. it isro fascinating don't have some questions from the audience that she was put to you. will turn it over to her perfect hi, thank you i had not heard that about the healed a

lucy she interrupted lucy letby at murdering her son.er, trust me, i'm a nurse. as you said at the beginning, the nurse denies all the charges against her and the case continues. thank ou, her and the case continues. thank you. judith- _ the first funeral of one the victims of an explosion at a service station in county donegal has been held this morning. the funeral mass for 24—year—old jessica gallagher took place at st michael's church in creeslough. ten people were killed in friday's explosion. police continue to investigate the cause of the blast, but have said it appears to have been a tragic accident. we can speak to charlotte gallagher, who's in the village for us. charlotte ? hundreds of people were outside that church as a hearse carrying jessica gallagher arrived, and there was complete silence. people stood remembering this young woman who had travelled the world, shanghai, paris, but had come home for her dream job. the priest said she was thejewel in herfamily and left ripples of love everywhere she went, and he said there

lucy letby who was in the process of murdering herson.r son. leading the prosecution, nickjohnson qc said the mother recalls lucy letby attempting to reassure her. thejury heard that lucy letby urged the baby's mother to return to her own bed, as if to say, trust me, i am a nurse. baby e died that night and the following day it is alleged lucy letby tried unsuccessfully to murder his twin brother. thejury letby tried unsuccessfully to murder his twin brother. the jury has also been told that the nurse tried to kill another baby, baby g, three times. the little girl survived but is now severely disabled with irreversible brain damage. it has been claimed that lucy letby had a very unusual interest in many of the babies' parents, searching for them repeatedly on facebook. the nurse denies all the charges he faces. the case will continue tomorrow. judith morris, bbc news, manchester. our top story this evening. another turbulent day on the financial markets amid more warnings, including from the bank of england, about the uk's economy. still

lucy letby denies all the charges she faces.ester. police searching for a 19—year—old who has not been seen for more than three years say they have found human remains. leah croucher disappeared while walking to work in milton keynes in february 2019. thames valley police say they have launched a murder investigation. our correspondentjo black is in milton keynes for us. tell us more about what has been going on there today.— going on there today. yes, leah croucher went _ going on there today. yes, leah croucher went missing - going on there today. yes, leah croucher went missing on - going on there today. yes, leah croucher went missing on the i going on there today. yes, leah l croucher went missing on the 15th going on there today. yes, leah - croucher went missing on the 15th of february 2019, she was captured on cctvjust february 2019, she was captured on cctv just after 8am around february 2019, she was captured on cctvjust after 8am around half february 2019, she was captured on cctv just after 8am around half a mile fro

>> reporter: so, lucy -- one of the things that makes lucy so credible, anderson, is that for 45 yearsstently. and we found this in evidence in some of the early records we've obtained. and it's something that the sheriff, who is leading this investigation, has told us as well. why it hasn't happened is really, i think, it's an important question. and i think in lucy's case, she has four things working against her. one whrks this happened, she was a child. two, she was poor. and three, as she told later on, she was a woman. and we understand how law enforcement in many cases dismisses the claims of women. and the fourth thing, we have yet to find a bade or a name associated with this. even though she says she saw these bodies being disposed of, we have yet to find the bodies. >> she has an older sister who says she doesn't believe what lucy is saying action correct? >> that's correct, and that's an important part. she also has step brothers and step sisters, and some of whom we've spoken to, have also backed up lucy's claims. it's important to say the other sister sees her father as --

and that really gives lucy butterflies in her stomach. and puberty as a turbulent time, notice for the young people going through it, but also for their families. the good news, at some point, it's over by 18 or 20 body and brain will usually have returned to an even keel. his are round up of helpful hints for navigating the many ups and downs of life with teens. try talking, but don't expect too much from your 1st attempt. in it will likely take a number of tries before you get through. consult other adults in the teenagers life have they also observe the st worrying behavior? if not, perhaps it's not such a problem and try to ease the pressure about how you can best be supportive seek professional help if nothing changes. there are a number of professionals who could provide support and try to avoid making accusations work or playing down your teenagers concerns about anything and don't be and too much of a hurry to handle it with with exercise is good for the body. and so, whatever your age, so why not give this latest work? how to pro

it's just down up fi m o you. lucy was on cloud 9. she neglected real life in favor of her online relationship. at one point, it was just too much. she needed to meet her online love from england. my can can and i'm going on bad one can. you can't take someone in your arms. she can't say you're sorry and express that 3 body language and i contacted the eyes of the gateway to the soles and the fence thoughtfully. eleanor psychologist, miriam hoff knows that turning an online relationship into a real one is something many young people struggle with. after all, online relationships feed on fantasy as of as more of an online context, the contact remains online only then there's a lot of room for projection for idealization and fantasy. yes, it was a lot of wishful thinking, but a thief, the real life encounter is missing and because we can't compare it to anything. in reality, we fill the gap with projections that have nothing to do with the person as yet. as i buy garnished from a dap as ordinary annotate, it's like young girls being in

it's just down up fi m o you. lucy was on cloud 9. she neglected real life in favor of her online relationship. at one point, it was just too much. she needed to meet her online love from england. my can can and i'm going on bad my can, you can't take someone in your arms. she can't say you're sorry and express that 3 body language and i contact the eyes of the gateway to the soles and defense thoughtfully. eleanor psychologist, miriam hoff knows that turning an online relationship into a real one is something many young people struggle with. after all, online relationships feed on fantasy as of as more of an online context, the contact remains online only then there's a lot of room for projection for idealization and fantasy. yes, it was a lot of wishful thinking, but i think the real life encounter is missing and because we can't compare it to anything. in reality, we fill the gap with projections that have nothing to do with the person as yet. as i buy garnished from a dap as ordinary annotate, it's like young girls being in love w

the lucy's partner lived hundreds of kilometers away. still, she felt close to him to their online exchanges. cowski she after i met him on with me called al, it sounds cliches, but when you're not brave enough to talk about your fancy, you can send them on whatsapp upset and you don't feel like you told anyone in front of you don't have to deal with the consequences i live with, i is more like i'm trusting you with one of my secrets, and that's who i really am. but a sense of connection comes about because it feels like you have a special connection with one another either because you created it by yourselves. no one else is a part of it, not even the outside road. i think you find yourself in a digital bubble. the time bobby, and within their bubble the couple appeared to be growing ever closer. lucy was sure she'd found her fair retail prince. those options of his earliest kind, the text messages i only saw the personality traits that i wanted to see. he can fake along, i'm especially online, he get a message and you can interpreter a

for instance the tibia in some ways looks very much like lucy's. and that is telling us about leg positioning not necessarily weight-bearing on a terrestrial bipedal leg but an animal that's moving with hand assisted bipedalism like orangutans sometimes do, gibbons will do this. spider monkeys will do this. but right, it would mean finding evidence of bipedalism may not be enough anymore to claim hominem status. as we find more fossils from that five, six, seven, eight, 9 million year period we're going to see lots of experiments going on with locomotion and lots of false starts, lots of places where bipedalism may have been attempted i say but may have evolved and then that animal died out. it just was not a selectively advantageous form of locomotion at but as the habitat changed so we will see, it will be fun. >> we talked a little bit about what the fossil record shows us about the origin of bipedalism but you mention this briefly, there are other r kinds of theories we can look at to sort of study the emergence of this kind locomotion and you

i'm going to the under lucy and fishing village of luckily adel modem for a dance date. under lucia is the birthplace of flamenco and denser. anabel bell also is one of its big stars and i'm getting a private shop ah a a. 6 a. 6 very nice, very, very, very impressive. what makes you dance with this one big, big passion so that we move no to the team and we used to be tightened or you know, our life outcome and we have meet them in a way to spread another thing. different because you can dance very happy. oh so when you are on, if i want to learn 2 steps, only 2 steps that leave harry 2 steps. what, what are the steps that i can do? so there we, there is tango. is there one that you listen before? so we do one with the faith of every time. with that i take something that we have to talk and put it in my pocket. if you take another thing and put in your pocket, i mean a i think you have to feel it. yeah, i do it like a robot. like talk soccer. you go with a lot of feeling and i still don't have this feeling. ah, flamenco isn't just a dance but also a style of music with si

and then lucy was able to show other long forsman the well.daver dogs find so far? >> it is -- as i would describe it, there is remote, and there is this. to give you an idea, you drive through -- there is no roads there -- you are driving, essentially, on cow pastures with steep embankments. you finally get to the spot that -- the only way i can describe, it is, it looks like a crater that happened to descend into this canyon. and that is where the whale is. and one investigator described to me that, if you were to bury a body, this would be a place to do it. you go down there and there is no sound. there is no one passing through their. so, you have unfettered access and undisturbed ability to really do what you will there. and one can imagine that a body buried there would likely go undisturbed because there is just no human traffic that goes through there. >> so, the cadaver door dogs have since, what? >> the cadaver dogs -- and this is a question we have, on the science of the cadaver dogs. scientists tell us they are not going to pick up

lucy, do you think her osition long term. lucy, do you think her position is safe? _ long term.is safe? only _ long term. lucy, do you think her position is safe? only because i long term. lucy, do you think her| position is safe? only because the party can't afford the damage that would be wrought if they had a new leader —— and other new leader? you leader -- and other new leader? you would imagine _ leader —— and other new leader? you would imagine the party would want her to— would imagine the party would want her to be _ would imagine the party would want her to be safe, because the theory is that_ her to be safe, because the theory is that divided parties never win elections — is that divided parties never win elections. but many mps in the conference hall and birmingham over the last_ conference hall and birmingham over the last few days obviously didn't -et the last few days obviously didn't gel that— the last few days obviously didn't get that memo, because there's been quite a _ get that memo, because there's been quite a lot— get that memo, because there's been quite

dear lucy no. beloved lucy no. my beloved lucy no, it kindles inspiration. i want more affection.e standing there now, let's go. let go and where the salute is going to go, i'll show you another place, they don't block houses there, only without pestering. well, i need it. let's go let's go. oh come on let's go high blondes sparring should be smiling, cognac. take it, there are a lot of people, but today i don’t have feelings, i asked about the girl, and i’ll remember about the tip muzzle, i’m not afraid that there is no old man. it looked like she was sitting at the bar with a table of local brothers nakidalsya already about 15 minutes ago departed well done good boy. close the door well, now everyone loves everything. fine. covid 19 can take away more than just your favorite scent. get a dispensary. don't cancel your life now. the ministry of health says you are stronger it is absolutely important for every person to be aware of being part of the family, sometimes it is literally a matter of life and death 6 years ago, vladimir's own daughter discharged vladimir from the apartme

here is lucy's pelvis and sure enough she has the hip joint arrange in a very humanlike way. even of this is the only part we found we could tell she could balance on a single leg and why would you do that unless you move around on two legs? from the biomechanical standpoint and connecting it to natural selection, it's not a great way to move around your world. we are incredibly unstable and we follow a lot. that can be quite dangerous 30000 americans die every year from falling. in addition we are stunningly slow for a mammal. you same bolt the fastest human whoever lived, the fastest he ever ran was 28 miles an hour and his 100-meter dash the world record 28 miles an hour. but that is half the speed of a galloping zebra antelope and perhaps half the speed of a lion and a leopard. so evil thing this form of locomotion made us slow so it raises interesting questions in what ways was this beneficial and allowed us to overcome some those now adaptations. >> and then you anticipated my next question. why he even all it seems to be a subpar way to get around i understand scholars

lucy letby is charged with a baby possum attempted murder.ren in her care persistently and consistently suffered emergencies. he said, sometimes the evidence of her hand of work is more evident than others and it is remarkable that on many occasions when children had suffered an unexpected and spectacular life and collapses were removed from her over it and they had exceptional recoveries. the court heard that in one week lucy letby had tried to kill three babies, and one of them are known as baby i was said to have been resilient with the nurse trying three times to murder her and succeeding on the fourth occasion. then the court heard she sent a condolence card to that baby's parents, sometimes —— something she said she knew it was not normal. lucy letby denies all the charges he faces and the defence team are expected to outline their case tomorrow. judith morris, bbc news, manchester. coming upa coming up a bbc investigation reveals — coming up a bbc investigation reveals how the social media giant tiktok _ reveals how the social media gi

lucy letby denies all the charges against her. up their opening tomorrow in the case is expected to last six months. thank you very much. the headlines on bbc news... labour accuses liz truss of being ”'ost in denial" as she tells mps she will not reduce public spending to pay for her package of tax cuts. it comes amid growing fears of a recession: latest figures show the uk economy shrank unexpectedly by 0.3% in august. manchester crown court hears how a nurse, accused of murdering babies on a neonatal ward, tried to kill a premature baby girl on two consecutive night shifts. police investigating the disappearance of 19—year—old leah croucher have identified human remains at a property where some of her possessions were found. leah croucher was last seen on cctv in milton keynes in february 2019 — police have found the teenager's "rucksack and personal possessions" at a house in the city. our correspondentjo black has the latest from milton keynes. as you to say there, leah crouchy was last seen about a half a mile away from wher

financial times, lucy, and we continue with the - lucy, and we continue with the fallout of the budget sachs is one of several investors looking to swoop on cutprice prize assets from the uk pension fund. so what you've got is pension fund. so what you've got is pension funds looking to raise cash after last week's crisis. the headline — i'm intrigue, the novelist in me is intrigued by the headline, describing it as a fire sale. and that connection is quite scary. but as often happens with the economics, and certainly in terms of fiscal situations, one person's fire sale is another person's opportunity. and the ft quotes several private equity firms who are talking about how these economic conditions are actually very attractive for people who want to buy some of those assets, and some of the pension funds will have to deep dig to get more liquid assets like property. but for everyone who's having to make a sale, there's also someone who will have to make a purchase. and that is how the markets operate. and i think what worries me is a former investment banker about what's been happeni

lucy letby said things would settle.e her, the little girl died. the court was told that after it all happened, the little girl's parents were offered the opportunity to bathe the baby and that as they had done so, lucy letby had come into the room and had said she had been present at baby i's first bath and how much the baby had enjoyed it. the court also heard that after the baby had died, she had sent a sympathy card to that family. she was asked in a police interview about that and she said she recognised that that was not usual. lucy letby denies all of the charges she faces and the case will continue this afternoon.— this afternoon. judith moritz reporting- — defence ministers from the nato military alliance are meeting in brussels discussing how to step up support for ukraine after this week's russian missile attacks there. nato's secretary general has said sending more air defences to the country is a top priority. ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky, has called for what he calls an "air shield" against futur

lucy letby, who�*s 32, is accused of murdering five baby boys and two girls, and the attempted murderoritz reports from manchester. but it is instead said she attacked them in their cots and their incubators in the special care unit. in the year betweenjune 2015 and june 2016, the babies were all patients in the neonatal section at the countess of chester maternity unit. today, the prosecution continue to open its case at manchester crown court, detailing how each baby was attacked, and saying a pattern emerged and she was the only nurse present at each time. we are not reporting the names of the babies and their parents because of a restriction imposed by court order. instead, we are referring to them as babies a to q. e and f were twin brothers born prematurely and they heard that one night their mother had gone from her bed on the postnatal ward to visit them on the neonatal unit. it was said that baby e was very distressed and bleeding from his mouth. and without realising it, she had interrupted lucy letby who was in the process of murdering her son. leading the prosecution, nick

lucy, thank you for the 0 tion impact? lucy, thank you for the option enjoining _ impact? the option enjoining you _ impact? lucy, thank you for the option enjoining you stop - impact? lucy, thank you for the option enjoining you stop yes, l option enjoining you stop yes, we have seen a lot of unusual speeches shall we say from putin through the years but this one was at a whole new level. he talked about national sovereignty and international law, the very things that he is trampling as we speak in ukraine. he talked about neocolonialism and the repression of freedom. i suspected ukrainians feel they are on the receiving end of that coming from moscow. he really has climbed up on a rhetorical limb here that it will be difficult i think for him to climb back on and that is concerning. his objectives and statements with respect to ukraine are mutually exclusive to those of zelensky and the united states and out united —— allies in europe and i'm not seeing much compromise on either side. seeing much compromise on either side-— seeing much compromise on either side. how worr

let's move on and lucy, the front page of the - and lucy, the front page of the daily telegraph, sweepingber it's but perhaps not all that surprising. i do in november it's but perhaps not all that surprising-— that surprising. i do not think were auoin to that surprising. i do not think were going to have _ that surprising. i do not think were going to have the _ that surprising. i do not think were going to have the last _ that surprising. i do not think were going to have the last of _ that surprising. i do not think were going to have the last of those - going to have the last of those prim words _ going to have the last of those prim words because what is clearly happening at the head of that statement on the 17th of november is the government want to prepare as many— the government want to prepare as many of— the government want to prepare as many of us _ the government want to prepare as many of us is possible for the top few months i had and we know already that because of the many budget that was not _ that because of the many budget that was not a _ that because of the many budg

lucy letby was there, that was not herfault.at was about the problems with care at the chester hospital not about the care provided by lucy letby. mr myers said the allegations, there is no evidence of lucy letby doing any of this. she became a target of blame and wrongly so. he ended his statement by saying that in the dark is a young woman who says this is not her fault. is a young woman who says this is not herfault. —— in the is a young woman who says this is not her fault. —— in the dark. is a young woman who says this is not herfault. —— in the dark. lucy letby denies all the charges was that the cases expected to last six months and we're expected to hear from the first witnesses tomorrow. thank you very much. now it's time for a look at the weather. a glorious day across large areas of the uk with lots of sunshine. this is how these guys looked across northern england and similar scenes across midlands, east scotland and across midlands, east scotland and across wales. 0vernight tonight we're going to see more cloud form

lucy. does lucy have a last name in peanuts? >> she doesn't need one. it's just lucy. her reputation precedes her. >> mostly clear skies tonight. minimum fog . a little bit along the coast. it's not going to be a major factor for the morning commute. minor day-to-day changes. a cool down by the end of the week. the dry pattern is going to continue. our rain chances we were talking about for the weekend, that is why we are talking about lucy pulling the football away from charlie brown. not 0% rain chance yet, but we are heading in that direction. some clouds moving in tonight in the first half of the day tomorrow. mid to high level clouds. they are not even going to block the sun. just going to filter it for the first half of the day. abundant sunshine tomorrow afternoon. sunshine will remain well to our north for the next several days. more rain headed for the pacific northwest. lucky them. eventually , the atmospheric firehose is directed closer to the bay area. it's not going to happen in the short-term. and cleese -- increasing cloud cover. no moisture being squeez

in under lucy hanson law, i'm going to be visiting the provinces of malika and granada. that's where i'm sitting right now. it's simply beautiful. i'm missing that because we're on the mediterranean, which is on the north side of the sea, this time digging. and here this region is steeped in history and cultural riches question. so i'm really looking forward to the next few days. ah, the coastline of under lucio extends almost a 1000 kilometers. most of it along the mediterranean. i'm going to the under lucy and fishing village of luckily adel modem for a dance state. under lucia is the birthplace of flamenco and dancer. anabel bell also is one of its big stars and i'm getting a private show a a a. 6 6 very nice, very, very, very impressive. what makes you dance with this one big, big passion so that we believe it goes to the team and we used to be tightened, or you know, our life outcome and we have meet them and go way to spread. another thing different too, because you can dance very happy. oh so when you are and if i want to learn 2 steps, only 2 steps that leave har

lucy letby.uses, referring to two were alleged to have been poisoned. nicholas jesse qc were alleged to have been poisoned. nicholasjesse qc said —— johnson. the police were nicholas jesse qc said —— johnson. the police were eventually called in when the nurse was first arrested in 2018 more than three years after the first death. the house that she lived on at the time was searched on the court heard that paid work related to some of the babies was discovered. the families of many of the babies have been at court and lucy letby�*s parents have been watching proceedings. the case against her continues. it is expected to last for six months. research by the bbc shows many local authorities across the uk are planning to create warm spaces this winter to help people keep warm as the cost of energy increases. the so—called "warm hubs" are free to use, and many will be in public buildings which are already being heated, such as libraries and art galleries. our correspondent ellie price reports. i'm re

friends and family of lucy letby of those who have - of lucy letby of those who have accused had appeared reaction of horror to the charges that lucy letby faces. they told them it was theirjob to put emotions to one side and judge that the case on the facts as they saw them. at the start the prosecution case explained as he put it there had been a poison or at work in the neonatal unit but the at the countess of chester hospital between and that lucy letby presence within that unit and it was that point that the police were broad in any criminal case was began and led to the charges that she is facing today. the charges that she is facing toda . �* , ., , ., today. and they have been looking at some individual— today. and they have been looking at some individual cases _ today. and they have been looking at some individual cases as _ today. and they have been looking at some individual cases as well? - today. and they have been looking at some individual cases as well? they l some individual cases as well? they started to outline _ some individual cases as well? they started to outline s

lucy letby denies all the charges she faces.cal officer at nhs blood and transplant what we really need people to do is if you are an existing donor and you are group o if you are an existing donor and you are group 0 positive or negative, we would really like you to make an appointment and an eight in one of our centres, we are welcoming people to all of our centres. the best way to all of our centres. the best way to do that is through our app and we are asking specifically for existing donors because we already know your blood group and we know that you know the what it takes to donate, so that's a key message today. if you are an existing donor, we would love to see you if you can. our health correspondent catherine burns has more. so this means for the first time as the 19905 they could be thinking about cancelling nonemergency surgery. it isn't going to affect people receiving cancer care or people receiving cancer care or people with long lasting conditions, but there are about 6.8 million people waiting for treatment. as

lucy letby has pleaded not guilty to all the charges.orts. lucy letby worked with particularly vulnerable babies, those born prematurely or with illnesses. herjob was to give them the most tender care. now she is accused of murdering seven and trying to kill another ten who survived. in the year betweenjune 2015 and june 2016, the babies were all patients in the neonatal section of the countess of chester maternity unit. the prosecution say it's a hospital like many others in the uk, but unlike those, within the unit at chester there was a poisoner at work. lucy letby entered not guilty pleas to all the charges before her trial got under way. the jury was told that the babies' deaths and collapses were not naturally occurring tragedies. they were the work of the woman in the dock who was the constant malevolent presence when things took a turn for the worse. the prosecution say the methods by which the 17 babies were harmed or killed varied. sometimes they were injected with air, sometimes with milk or anotherfluid, sometimes it was insu

lucy there in the _ funny looks there. come on. lucy there in the beautiful . the map when it comes to the u.k.'s most amazing attractions but as i find out this most amazing attractions but as ifind out this part most amazing attractions but as i find out this part of the emerald isle really does deserve to be on everyone's bucket list. hello from belfast. i havejust flown in but my plan is to head straight out of the city and explore the causeway coastal brut. the capital is the perfect starting point to tackle the 120 mile rd trip which hugs the north—east coast so, let's go. to make this trip a bit more sustainable i have hired an electric car. while it is certainly possible to drive the whole route in a day you definitely won't have stop it all the sites, and there are a lot of sites however i have made a plan, and i know where i am going to hit first. this little waterfall... - am going to hit first. this little waterfall... we - am going to hit first. this| little waterfall... we have made it — little waterfall... we have made it dead _ little waterfall.

then accused lucy letby of falsifying the records. leave much of a trace. this afternoon we heard about two other children where lucy letby is accused of attempting to murder them, one child, child f, lucy letby is accused of contaminating their nutrient bag which was used to feed the mature babies and putting insulin into it, knowing that that could potentially be fatal. nick johnson again addressing the court said, you know who was in the room, you know from the records who hung the feedback, referring to lucy letby, and the final child, child g, lucy letby is accused of delivery overfeeding the child and attacking them on three occasions. the child actually survived, but as a result of the overfeeding of the allegation is she suffered severe vomiting which has now left her with permanent brain damage. lucy letby denies all the charges against her but the the trial continues tomorrow and is continuing for six months. thank you very much, rowan bridge there. thejustice secretary brandon lewis has confirmed to parliament that under a

we were speaking earlier to lucy newman at the headquarters. this is about we're about an hour out now of that having been officially declared the winner of this presidential election. remember, luna has already served 2 terms in office. he has been brazil's president for 8 years and remarkably, when i come back story for lou after a year and a half in prison. after a moment in his political life where he seemed to acknowledge that things were over for him. politically. he is now back on the stage where he has already been after being declared the winner of brazil's presidential election. and now our correspondent lucy newman was remarking earlier that tradition is for the loser. it's a 1st speech and make a session speech. it looks right now like we're about to see the exact opposite of that happening on stage. we can reasonably expect him to be addressing a very shortly and here that he might not be following that convention that protocol, luna surrounded by his supporters. we saw the city of right in the streets of south paolo red, of course

lucy, you said there she has one truss. lucy, you said there she has gone some — truss.aid there she has gone some way is _ truss. lucy, you said there she has gone some way is to _ truss. lucy, you said there she has gone some way is to stemming - truss. lucy, you said there she has gone some way is to stemming thej truss. lucy, you said there she has . gone some way is to stemming the rot within the party. what of the poll numbers saying, though, well, the poll numbers have been dire for the conservatives and it has led to a real sense _ conservatives and it has led to a real sense of _ conservatives and it has led tr? —. real sense of fatalism and defeatism among many mps. i spoke to one red wall minister this week who thought that no matter what liz truss or the government did to try to claw back its reputation, this minister thought that it was game over for them, that they were absolutely sure to lose their seat at the next election and many of those red wool seats were won on wafer thin majority is, so look, there is this sort of sense that it is going to be very

it was lucy.ources, investigative sources whether it was possible what she was saying, which sounded outlandish in the beginning, could be true. we went out, "news week" went out to the scene and started investigating, doing background checks et cetera. lucy's story, as wild as it may seem to readers and the audience, checked out, every word. from her childhood on to her preteen years and the dogs -- i know the sheriff told you they didn't hit exactly on the well, but we were present. they were right at the well when they signalled. what was interesting about the dogs, they sent them out one by one. the dogs -- this is a massive land. the dogs went precisely to the location which had changed dramatically landscape-wise over the years, to the location that lucy suspected the bodies may be. it was not just women. it was men as well. >> a couple of men. >> yes. one by one they went to the exact same spots. they signal in different ways. from there dci, the iowa division of criminal investigation, has

you know, lucy always gets such meat. here it just melts in your mouth.ostess is already immediately visible i didn’t expect guests, but i assembled the pump, as for a wedding, maybe not for my own. lyudmila petrovna, we have a woman again, be more careful, you know a little, she can put a salad for you, and then she tells you, like a snake from the bushes, then. mouth thank you for your kind word, respected lucy yes, we sat . only you first look at the outlet, otherwise mom has already exhausted herself in the morning. uh-huh narugala sometimes. well, it's not at home in public for family. well, don't cry, don't cry, uncle. sorry, i don't know what came over him. how can he apologize? well, for what when i called him names, yes never unless an old dog? well, to be honest, you yourself started the pain. well, calm down. oh what are you? tell uncle borya to apologize, i won't say anything to my mother ivanovich. you don't interfere. they will figure it out themselves. her house, she is not in ours yes, but with you you will forget. come on take a bear to y

and lucy out bought for madrid. plenty of sunshine, the temperature picking up the weather, sponsored by cats, are they always in these turbulent times up front returns for a new season. join me, mark them on hill as we take on the big issues. they are literally being turned back houses, not a contravention of international law. this is exactly the place for us to interrogate people about issue that matter from the state of democracy around the world to the struggles faced by the under represented. those voices have to be brought to the table. they have the matter. we have to start to talk about the fee . here we will challenge the conventional wisdom up front on al jazeera. ah ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories. the salad is outraged, and the occupied whist bank compton is rarely forces kills to palestinians during a ride of the jolly zone. refugee camp north of ramallah. israel says that soldiers opened fire off to palestinians, tried to random with the com. ukraine is climbing more progress and it's counter offensive against russian forces in the east presid

i make some work on lucy. god. so tomorrow as people ran towards the exit, it was lot. and then the lights dimmed in the stadium. it was dark. people were pushing each other and even stepping over each other, trying to get out to the pool. this is the waiting area of the cycle unwind hospital in milan. one of the hospitals close to the stadium. most of the people waiting here are parents waiting anxiously for updates on their children. 17 year old refunded to we a friendship is in the intensive care unit. oh wow. i was staying up waiting for him. it was so late and he hadn't come home. every one else in our neighbourhood who had been to the match had started to come home. where was my son? and she worries about her son. she wonders why he ended up in hospital in the 1st place in both males. why did police gas them? there were many children up there and mothers too. now you see who the victims are . many of them are just young boys, like my son deonte was beat the patrice mother is also waiting for an update from the i see you do need to double guys and why her face was

this morning nickjohnson for the prosecution outlined the case against lucy letby. lucy letby showed no reaction in court when the note was shown to the jury and that was the end of the prosecution opening. ben myers then outlined the case for the defence and began by acknowledging the distressing nature of the allegations lucy letby faced and said i think it's difficult to think of allegations that can be more upsetting than these. we went on to say that everybody would sympathise with the families affected by the case. but he then turned to the note as he highlighted other words written on it like hope, panic and fear. and he said the note showed an anguished outpouring of fear that lucy letby had when she realised what she was being accused of. he said that ultimately the case would come down to medical evidence and said these were clinical and fragile children in the neonatal unit whose conditions can change very rapidly. the defence will continue outlining the case this afternoon. lucy letby denies all the charges against her and the case is expected to last si

and so ultimately authoring lucy said that she had had enough and. the university of alabama case, the first one, mottley, was involved in ended without success. it took a second case years during the early 1960s to ultimately desegregate the university of alabama. and what about the james meredith? so this was another one in which meredith's faced tremendous obstacles. and everyone knew that would be the case in fact, when james meredith wrote a letter to acp legal defense fund saying that he wanted to challenge segregation at. ole miss. thurgood and everyone else said he has to be crazy because white supremacy was such a factor in every sector of in mississippi that it was clear someone might get killed might be murdered in the course of this case. and in fact there were, individuals who lost their lives as result of the desegregation of ole miss. and yes, motley was with him all along she had to incur him to go on when the state mississippi argued that he was unstable mentally unstable because what kind of black person would want to challenge the

and so ultimately authoring lucy said that she had had enough and. the university of alabama case, the first one, mottley, was involved in ended without success. it took a second case years during the early 1960s to ultimately desegregate the university of alabama. and what about the james meredith? so this was another one in which meredith's faced tremendous obstacles. and everyone knew that would be the case in fact, when james meredith wrote a letter to acp legal defense fund saying that he wanted to challenge segregation at. ole miss. thurgood and everyone else said he has to be crazy because white supremacy was such a factor in every sector of in mississippi that it was clear someone might get killed might be murdered in the course of this case. and in fact there were, individuals who lost their lives as result of the desegregation of ole miss. and yes, motley was with him all along she had to incur him to go on when the state mississippi argued that he was unstable mentally unstable because what kind of black person would want to challenge the

shoot to this, this point that lucy a has brought up. first of all, i think that we're going through a pink time where red tide in south america. we're in latin america more broadly. so we see elections in chile, in columbia, left. we presidents getting elected for the 1st time in the case of columbia for example. so lula might be a some, some gus, a fresh air to, to south american politics in a way. so they are looking forward to live because not only is he super pro integration in the region, but also because he will re energize the left in south america. so that's one important point, but i think and let me just add to what lucy has had. i think that what's at stake here is 2 very different definitions of democracy. i say, i think that lola and most of the, the other candidates such as him when he had a choice here. gomez, the, they do believe in a liberal democracy for brazil. so they see brazil as a government for everyone. and where my job minorities have to be contemplated as well. and this is very different from what was on that

oh, lucy. ah, lou. in august 2022, the true began of ukrainian soldiers and officers accused of massacres and mass rapes in maryville. most of the crimes they committed in dumbass if no statute of limitations. busy busy busy according to local laws, the punishment for the most serious atrocities the death sentence, hulu. oh, oh, i a move. when i was showing wrong, i just don't hold any world. yes. to see how this thing becomes the advocate, an engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground. of? no one, no, no, no, no, no. what was the limitation of ah, unit 73. 1 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short and build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had ever known. real. took with enough keel to build on it. suddenly looking to keep money to new market, but there's no more. no, i'm new and i got the sale. i don't understand enough ab

i'm lucy, a. how would you like to get at that from an international perspective, the international community? what, what do you think that, that they, that hoping for? well, international is a very big word to her in, for example, former us president and donald trump congratulated bull so natural for almost winning and for the, for the big win that his party had in congress. he's in fact, who's even saying that it's thanks to him, but it's a matter to be debated clearly. but if you look at latin america, most countries were, are looking forward to having lula because lula is engages more with the region. he feels that. busy brazil is part of latin america. he's also he has also show when he's been president and even when he, when he left the presidency, that he believes very strongly in multilateralism in the united nations. he helped form will not sore another. another groups in latin america that was supposed to create or we're hoping to create a kind of latin american european union. he's also

i'm going to the under lucy and fishing village of lac, alita del modem for a dance state. under lucio is the birthplace of flamenco and dancer on the bed below. so it's one of its big stars and i'm getting a private show ah a a. 6 a. 6 very nice, very, very, very impressive. what makes you dance with this one big, big passion so that we believe it goes to the team and we used to be tightened. or you know, our life i've come and we have me from in a way to spread another thing to be friends. because you can dance very happy. oh, so when you are sad, if i want to learn 2 steps, only 2 steps that leave harry 02 steps. what, what are the steps that i can do? so there really is kind of in the one that you listen before. so we do one with the faith of 2 or 3 times with that i take something and put it in my pocket. if you take another thing, i'm hoping you can i mean ah, oh is it so i think you have to feel it. yeah, i do it like a robot, like soccer soccer, where you go with a lot of feeling and i still don't have this feeling. flamenco isn't just a dance, but also a style of m

lucy manning, bbc news.ird keepers in england, scotland and wales must now follow strict biosecurity measures by law with an avian influenza protection zone coming into force across britain. 190 cases of bird flu cases have been confirmed in the uk since october. is the country's largest outbreak. the manchester united footballer mason greenwood has appeared in court charged with attempted rape. the 21—year—old is also charged with assault and engaging in controlling and coercive behaviour. the scottish government has set out its plans for the economy in an independent scotland. the paper detailed proposals for issues such as currency, she also pledged to rejoin the eu and said it was obvious being in the united kingdom did not offer financial security. opposition parties say there is not enough detail in her latest prospectus. are you voting for independence or not? that's the question, and to help these voters and their fellow scots answer it, nicola sturgeon has been setting out the economic case. the uk