bloody protest, voters go to the polls in santiago, opposition parties, a desperate to stop president mackie sol from clinging to power? ah, i am told me, laddie. well welcome to the program. the international committee of the red cross says it has not been granted access to the bombed outside of the prison camp, where dozens of ukrainian prisoners of war were killed in a missile strike. russia's defense ministry says it is invited the red cross and the you went to inspect the location following calls from ukraine for an investigation. moscow and kim have blamed each other for the soldiers, deaths. elsewhere in ukraine. heavy russian strikes hit the southern port city of mc alive, killing a leading business man in the green export business, and entering several other people. dw mathias bellinger is in odessa and i asked him what role the red cross might play? well, it's not an investigation mission. as far as we know, it's a mission to establish the identity of those who were killed and to yesterday and to help with medical supplies, et cetera. it's not an investigation into what has happene

protests in the run up to the vote. journalist maria, get nicholas school says this vote is a test for mackie saw before the next presidential election in 2014, to pull. the lawyers sets a close here at 6 p. m. a local time. during the afternoon, observers had noted a lower participation rate and then for the january local elections, but we'll have to wait a bit more to get more precise figures in any case. these elections are certainly a test for president mike, you saw and his coalition been, but it had the 2024 presidential election. critics have accused the president of envisioning to run for a 3rd term and 2024. despite the countries a to term limits, the president himself has said quite vague about his intentions, but the opposition no hopes to win a majority of the 165 a seat parliament. and by winning this majority there, hoping to put an end to mikey south potential ambitions for a 3rd term. there are also hoping to force the governments to cohabitate with the 2 main opposition coalition. we ask and we, and why loosen the gal who have joint forces in the hope to reach this majority?

cynical holes parliamentary elections on sunday, the pole is being seen as a test for president mackie's sal, and has rolling party. the opposition hopes that can win enough votes to force a coalition government and stop south from potentially running for a 3rd term. d. w. 's, maria garrett and nicholas school met one group of activists using hip hoped to persuade young senegalese that the best weapon of protest is their vote. owe them 30 kilometers outside the capital of the car. oh wow. it's the last chance to convince citizens to cast their votes. these hip hop artists are using their voices to get their message across. and one, i'm going to go what i could it. we would like there to be a massive participation of youth women as well. and persons with disabilities because they are the ones who are not necessarily used to voting, especially people who recently reach voting age on them, we would really like for them to participate. got more so we also tell them that there's no use going to the streets and committing acts of violence. you're the best way to express yourself is by voting h

from telford, our correspondent phil mackie reports.own where more than 1000 children have been sexually exploited since the late 1970s. young girls were groomed often by gangs and subjected to some of the most appalling abuse. after three years the findings of an independent inquiry are damning. of an independent inquiry are damninu. ., , , of an independent inquiry are damninu. ., ,, . damning. countless children were sexually _ damning. countless children were sexually assaulted - damning. countless children were sexually assaulted and j were sexually assaulted and raped. they were deliberately humiliated, degraded. they were shared, trafficked, they were subjected to violence and their families were threatened. they lived in fear. their lives were forever changed. they have asked over the years, how was this allowed to happen? the answer, this allowed to happen? the answer. he _ this allowed to happen? the answer, he believes, is that the authorities had ignored obvious signs of child exploitation and blamed the children is not the

phil mackie, bbc news, telford.n's armed forces has said he expects a thorough investigation — after the bbc found evidence that the sas had executed detainees and murdered unarmed people in afghanistan. lord richards — the chief of defence staff at the time — said the allegations were "worrying" and he had "no doubt" his successor would want to investigate them. the bbc�*s panorama discovered that one unit killed 5a people in suspicious circumstances. the ministry of defence says it will always hold uk troops to the highest standards and that they served with courage and professionalism in afghanistan — as richard bilton reports. the kill or capture raids happened most nights. the sas were hunting for bomb makers, but something went wrong. what we have found suggests a pattern of deliberate killings. we've spoken to eyewitnesses who were on some of these night raids. now, they don't want to be identified, but they say they saw unarmed afghans being shot dead by british special forces. panorama obtained military rep

phil mackie, bbc news, birmingham. "it makes me proud to be a brummie." are the words of a birmingham resident on the games being hosted here. but from funding for sports to hospitality and potential legacy, what do these games mean for the people of birmingham? nesta mcgregor has been finding out. this time round at least, bike polo isn't one of the 26 sports being showcased, but across birmingham, projects like this one are benefiting from funding allocated to the host city. there's probably eight to ten cities around the uk that play it. we've spent our money on some equipment, the facilities, our time, we're hoping to do a little tournament at the end, will have refreshments, first aid. you know, we're trying to have a bit of a party at the end. more than 5,000 athletes from 72 nations and territories will experience the best in brummie hospitality. world champion gymnastjoe fraser already knows it well. it's not very often you get an opportunity to do a major competition in your back garden. everyone's buying tickets, everyone wants to support, but n

phil mackie has the story. the commonwealth games. he's made it easier for some to take the plunge, but for most it's simply not possible. in the 5a competing countries, many things we now regard as a basic right are illegal, as indicated by the black crosses alongside the chart for africa. in contrast, in europe, it's mostly pink ticks. michael gunning was a 200—metre swimmer who grew up in england but competed forjamaica — one of the countries where there are prohibitive laws. for a long time in my swimming career i felt lonely, i felt isolated, i felt so different to my team—mates. but ultimately when they kind of start stepping out and they support me, they show allyship — you know, it kind of unites us together. and i think that is what a games is all about. birmingham 2022 is expected to be the most inclusive games yet. the games federation's ambition is for the event to be hosted in future in africa or the caribbean — but that may be difficult. we cannot change the laws in those countries. what we can do

phil mackie, bbc news, telford.er has called for a public inquiry after a bbc investigation found evidence that the british sas executed detainees and murdered unarmed people in afghanistan. colonel 0liver lee, who was in charge of the royal marines in helmand at the time, described the allegations as extremely shocking. panorama has discovered that one unit killed 5a people in suspicious circumstances. the ministry of defence says it will always hold uk troops to the highest standards and that they served with courage and professionalism in afghanistan. richard bilton reports. the kill or capture raids happened most nights. the sas were hunting for bomb makers, but something went wrong. what we have found suggests a pattern of deliberate killings. we've spoken to eyewitnesses who were on some of these night raids. now, they don't want to be identified, but they say they saw unarmed afghans being shot dead by british special forces. panorama obtained military reports that show people were repeatedly shot dead after

phil mackie, bbc news, birmingham. the headlines on bbc news...most of england as the country gets ready for what could become the hottest day on record with london becoming one of the hottest places in the world. high temperatures are forecast across the uk — with amber warnings in the rest of england, all of wales, and parts of scotland with warnings also of travel disruption. the government holds emergency cobra meetings in response to the heatwave as climate experts tell the bbc extreme weather like this could become the norm. now it's time for some of the stories making the headlines across the uk for the first time ever, a red warning for extreme heat has come into effect for large parts of the uk. it means there's a danger to life and the threat of major travel disruption. emergency services are urging people to take the warning seriously. a west midlands ambulance service says it's seen a rise in the number of heat related calls. meanwhile, schools are being encouraged to take steps to ensure pupils are safe, such as allowing pupils to wea

these elections and the turmoil surrounding them are attest, both for president mackie cell and for senegal, itself, a country long seen as politically stable. you're watching d. w. news ally from berlin up next in world stories. find out how german doctors are helping badly wounded ukrainian soldiers to recover. that's it from me, i'm michael ok from me and the entire news team here in berlin. thanks for spending this part of your day with us and there'll be more news to top of the next out. ah. lean red alert for the blue climate. ah, we're going to have some epic. moreover, water over the world is becoming a scarce commodity. the global struggle for water. thurston starts august 10th on d. w. ah, our interest in the global economy, our portfolio d w. business beyond. here's a closer look at the project. our mission. to analyze the fight for market dominance. get a step ahead with d w. business beyond ah, this week on world stories, italy, historic drought threatens rice farmers. germany d x monk once church reforms we begin in ukraine where frontline troops are suffering both physically

prevent that from happening. journalist maria girth at nicholas school says this vote is a test for mackie sal before the next presidential election in 20. $24.00 pulls close at 6 pm local time for these parliamentary elections, which were widely seen as a test for president marcel. and his coalition been booked yet got ahead of the presidential election in 2024. the vote unfolded peacefully throughout the country with a voter turnout of about 40 per cent. the opposition hopes to win a majority in the 165 seed parliament in order to force the government to cohabitate with opposition coalitions such as you we ask and we and when loose in the gl, it's also hopes to stop mackey sell from potentially a running for a 3rd term and 2024, something the constitution forbids the president himself has stayed very vague on his intentions. should he decide to run the country could face a renewed wave of political tensions. senegal has a good reputation of being one of the political stable countries in west africa. although protests in favor of the opposition turned violent last june with 3 people kille

phil mackie, bbc news, wolverhampton. covid—i9 infections in the uk are up again.people had the virus last week. that is a rise of 18% on the previous week and our medical editor fergus walsh is here with me in the studio now to explain more about the figures. they seem to be going up pretty much every week at the moment?— be going up pretty much every week at the moment? they are, they have been auoin at the moment? they are, they have been going un _ at the moment? they are, they have been going up since _ at the moment? they are, they have been going up since the _ at the moment? they are, they have been going up since the beginning i at the moment? they are, they have been going up since the beginning of june. we are now in the third wave of 0micron and tens of millions of us have had covid in the last eight months, since it became the dominant variant and that's because it keeps changes. people are being infected and then reinfected and the way we know that is because of this 0ns survey, the most reliable indicator of covid levels. let's look at the figures. i

journalists, chi cooper, smith, the detailed, some of the main concerns about the rapid spread of mackie box. what is unusual about this outbreak is really that it is affecting one particular group at the moment when are sex with men and that it is spreading at a pace that we haven't really seen with monkey pox in the past. this is not a virus that actually transmits all that well. so at the moment we think that the sexual networks that exist, make it much easier for those fires to spread from person to person. these are just much more densely connected networks than that. and i usually affected, but that also means that the risk is very different for different groups at the moment. so at the moment, at the moment the risk communication has to be that anybody who is a man having sex with men, you know, needs to be particularly careful as at a much higher risk than, than the rest of the population. but of course, over time, this virus can spill over into other groups. we don't know whether it can find other density connected networks that it can spread. and, and so you know, the w jo hope

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so we set out making all kinds of them mackie, nat corner let technique. he also invented a machine together with the technical university of darmstadt game. they brought my idea to life at obviously length the basically the machine uses laser signal to weave intricate, well it for the article to read it, the less will complete us. oh, i think they went out. i mean, if we were something that got many academics interested and again we have some difficult but until then, lucas and nobody had managed to create such a detailed map of a spiderweb and was aligned to really my team. and so i got abided by the massachusetts institute of technology and max planck institute, or get into studies spiderweb williams and their surroundings. we to better understand these green trip if it hadn't been entered than that if amanda selina ah to throw a hook on angie's ledge along with spiders and spider webs in recent years, they paid an important role in his are told us was exactly fascinated him about no doubt, and when did this fascination start that on? yes. or to call me

with a no no good deal with another attack on wednesday left 3 children dead in the nearby city of mackie you have got with local officials accusing the ukrainian military of deliberately showing civilian neighborhoods. 2 of the deceased were only 7 years old. the other a teenager. in this video, you can see the playground where the 27 year olds were when heavy artillery rounds struck of that residential area. officials in the done yes, we're public se ukrainian forces committed multiple attacks including with rocket launchers and nato issued artillery. we heard from an eye witness of the shelling with emotions running hot. when you put up my computer immediately, when i heard the reproach and i went to hide under my bed, let them go to work with them. and when everything would calm down a little, i went out on the balcony to look around. it were 2 children on the playground, a boy and a girl. you. it's casey. the girl was sitting up. she was still alive. now my chicken good. which dealership my was grasping at the boy. but you to be looked up. when i got out on the street, it was good, s

same golf course as mackie fitzpatrick.o start _ course as mackie fitzpatrick. one of those to start in _ course as mackie fitzpatrick. one of those to start in the _ course as mackie fitzpatrick. one of those to start in the next _ course as mackie fitzpatrick. one of those to start in the next few- those to start in the next few minutes. we can hear the wind is getting up a little bit, but fitzpatrick and tiger woods still to come? , ., , , come? yes, getting under way in 'ust under half-an-hour, it i come? yes, getting under way in 'ust under half-an-hour, it looks �* come? yes, getting under way in 'ust under half-an-hour, it looks a h under half—an—hour, it looks a little quieter behind me because most of them are gathering to my right at the first tee, because there is a real sense of anticipation. tiger woods was involved in a serious car accident just over a year ago. we didn't know if he would be able to walk again. he has rebuilt his body specifically so he can play in this tournament. the 150th tournament at st a

much wouldn't let us do another attack on wednesday, left at 3 children dead in the nearby city of mackie. erica, with local officials, accusing the ukrainian military of deliberately showing civilian neighborhoods. 2 of the deceased were only 7 years old, the other a teenager. now in this video, you can see the playground where the 27 year olds were when heavy artillery rounds struck the residential area. officials in the audience republic say ukrainian forces committed multiple attacks including with rocket launchers and nato issued artillery. we heard from and i witness of the shilling with emotions running high when you put up there for future war and i heard tv and i went to hide under my foot on the road. but whenever you calm down a little, i went out on the balcony, just look around. we were 2 children on the playground. malloy m a girl. you should see the girl was sitting up. she was still alive. now might you should we should deal with my was grasping at the boy pretty be when i got out on the city, you will get you. the girl was lying to let you know much of the ukrainian milit

some of their most popular candidates were disqualified from running and worried that if a present mackie souls party wins a majority, he may try to change the constitution and run for a 3rd term. at a zero's it's never been a re been has more from outside the polling station in deka, we have more than 15000 center votes in the car. in all the car. people started to vote from the 8 a. m. and they will keep voting until the 8 we have, it's be and we have more than a 7000000 electors who will vote in 46 departments. this election is very important for the country. we have aids coalitions who are competing to get the majority in the parliament, which is composed by 165 seats. the biggest i coalitions in these 8 are the government coalition, supported by the actual president like yourself and a opposition coalition? well, was months on court with the leader of the opposition and i believe was for is a former president and in synagogue what we are expecting, we cannot predict until now we have the to wait more hours because the vote started the just at 8 o'clock. so in 2 hours before, and we h

phil mackie, bbc news, birmingham.hester. with me now is rod dennis, spokesperson from rac. no doubt keeping an eye on these protests. how can you, is it even possible to keep traffic moving and allow people the right to protest on our motorways? i allow people the right to protest on our motorways?— our motorways? i think it's a tricky balance. ithink— our motorways? i think it's a tricky balance. i think talking _ our motorways? i think it's a tricky balance. i think talking about - our motorways? i think it's a tricky balance. i think talking about this | balance. i think talking about this in terms of today, we forecast it here at the rac, it could be one of the busiest summer getaways since we started tracking back in 2014, the timing is difficult for drivers looking to getaway and enjoy a trip. it's looking to getaway and enjoy a trip. it�*s difficult because there�*s not much resilience in the motorway networks, we tend to use the same roads to access holiday destinations because they are the only roads you can

are concerned that if president mackie saw wins a majority, he may try to change the constitution and run for a 3rd term. but he said, arrested an italian man on suspicion of killing a disabled nigerian st. vendor. attack has prompted widespread outrage and protests in italy. video shows an assailant wrestling, alaska or go to chuck who to the ground and a beating him with his crutch. i stand as in town or at least adriatic coast court believes but not intervene. the victims, wife and members of nigerian community, a calling for justice only wanted joseph my holds 11, just go with just thought, what did i give you? i want that quote. that was what i want. the number of women killed or missing in northern mexico has risen by almost 40 percent in the past 5 years. why don't you pronounce the city of monterey decided to do something on launching a taxi service if lucidly for women and girls. this is her story, though somebody crumpled once alice. but that, as i must argue, that my name is the same idea. campbell's sally, founder of gross taxi, monterey, a family owned enterprise, that i

phil mackie reports. cheering and applause. the queen's baton is on its final leg.m's jewellery quarter, where the medals that they'll be competing for tomorrow have been made. the last stop will be opening ceremony. these pictures are from the dress rehearsals. the show�*s director is peaky blinders creator stephen knight, so it will celebrate both the west midlands and the commonwealth. in the city, excitement is building. one, two, three, go! this is the festival park in victoria square. the commonwealth teams have arrived and are taking it all in. it is very majestic in a way, but, with the games just about to start, i find it exciting and very buzzing. so, a very electric atmosphere. this, they say, will be the most inclusive games. there are more para games than before, more medals for women than men, and lgbt athletes will be allowed to carry the rainbow flag for the first time. there have also been protests because same—sex relationships are against the law in two thirds of competing nations. well, it has all come together pretty well, considering they only

phil mackie went to find out more.o openly compete as i truly am and not face ramifications. the compete as i truly am and not face ramifications.— ramifications. the numbers have fallen slightly. — ramifications. the numbers have fallen slightly, and _ ramifications. the numbers have fallen slightly, and although - fallen slightly, and although anti—gay laws are not always enforced, around two thirds of countries competing, homosexuality remains illegal. michael gunning was 800 metre swimmer who grew up in england but committed for it one of the countries where there are prohibited laws. he has retired now, but will be working in birmingham during the games. it is a human right, you know, being day, you should not be segregated, we should not be isolated —— being gay. ifelt lonely, isolated, so different to my team mates, but ultimately, when they start stepping out and they support me, they shall alli ship. it kind of unites us together. i think that is— kind of unites us together. i think that is what games all abou

our midlands correspondent phil mackie reports from telford. you may find some of it disturbing.the 19705. young girls were groomed and subjected to some of the most appalling abu5e. after years the findings of an independent inquiry are damning. countle55 children were assaulted and raped. they were deliberately humiliated and degraded. they were shared, trafficked, 5ubjected humiliated and degraded. they were shared, trafficked, subjected to violence, and theirfamilies shared, trafficked, subjected to violence, and their families were threatened. they lived in fear. their lives were forever changed. they've asked over the years how was this allowed to happen. the they've asked over the years how was this allowed to happen.— this allowed to happen. the answer, he believes. — this allowed to happen. the answer, he believes, is— this allowed to happen. the answer, he believes, is that _ this allowed to happen. the answer, he believes, is that the _ this allowed to happen. the answer, he believes, is that the authorities l he believes, is that the authorities had ignored obvious si

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that is janice mackie fray or. this morning, the highland park community in illinois continues to grieve in the wake of the shooting on july 4th. eduardo will be the fourth victim to be laid to rest today. families said goodbye to jackie, stephen, and nicholas yesterday. the attack left seven dead and many more wounded. this includes eight year old cooper roberts. he is now paralyzed from the waist down. >> the pain is turning into action today. a rally for gun control will take place. nbc's liz maclachlan is in highland park with the latest. >> reporter: katie, good morning. so much grief here in this community. you can see this memorial behind me. there are the portraits of those seven victims. on the end is eduardo. he will be laid to rest in just a couple of hours. july 4th was his favorite holiday. he leaves behind four daughters. he leaves behind seven great guy and shoulders and 13 grandchildren. he's described as loving and caring. all of these members of the community that we have been speaking with, they

right now, nbc's laura barrick in delaware, liz mclaughlin and highland park illinois, and janice mackie flare from tokyo. welcome to you all, more we're gonna start with you here. talk about the abortion protests, but first, what do we know about the january 6th committee's hours long interview with former white house counsel pat cipollone? >> well, this is something very generous its committee has been waiting months for, to hear that testimony from pat cipollone. he is the white house counsel for former president trump, and remember, he represented him in his first impeachment trial. and so, as we are learning about more of what he said behind closed doors, many historians are wondering if there are similarities between him and the key witness we saw back during the watergate hearings. >> nearly eight hours, that's how long from a white house trump white house counsel pat cipollone spent testifying on capitol hill friday. while he did not answer reporters questions outside opposition, room inside, he entered in questions from the house january six committee. behind closed doors, but r

phil mackie, bbc news, birmingham. it makes me proud to be a brummie.is time round, at least, bike polo isn't one of the 26 ports being isn't one of the 26 sports being showcased. but across birmingham, projects like this one are benefiting from funding allocated to the host city. there's probably 8—10 cities around the uk that play it. we've spent our money on some equipment, the facilities, our time. we're hoping to do a little tournament at the end, which will have refreshments, first aid. you know, we are trying to have a little bit of a party at the end. more than 5,000 athletes from 72 nations and territories will experience the best in brummie hospitality. world champion gymnastjoe fraser already knows it well. it's not very often you get an opportunity to do a major competition in your back garden. everyone's buying tickets, you know, everyone wants to support. but now, they're going to have the opportunity to see what i've been doing and what i've been grafting for my whole life. the commonwealth games is the first major in the uk since the cov

there, concerns president mackie, sel might be trying to change the constitution if he wins and majority. so he can run for a 3rd term from the town of graduate ne, if the car nicholas hack now reports. so we will meet, i'll you know, solve, present, mikey sells a brother in the neighbourhood of get your wife. he's on a campaign to win hearts and minds. synagogue opposition accuses sell of embezzling billions of dollars in public funds for the president, but he says he's not here to rob people, but to help them go fill up. will a tickler for their to prefer results in politics. being the president's brother is good marketing. but as you can imagine, it's also inconvenient because i am accused of all sorts of things. with the recent discovery of oil and natural gas, the economy is booming, but only for the rich says shakin jay, who accuses the president of leaving the poor behind him. all of the record corrected dips in life. it's very difficult for us at the moment. people are going hungry to him. we count by as much as we could before. everything from rice to oil, no food is unaffordabl

. >> that was janice mackie reporting. the funeral for shinzo abe is going to be held over monday and tuesday at the temple of tokyo. the attendance is limited to family and close friends. britney griner has pleaded guilty in russian court to what u.s. officials believe are bogus drug charges. it may be the quickest way to get her out of detention. we will talk about why. that is just ahead. we will talk about why that is just ahead that is just ahead ♪ so different and so new ♪ ♪ was like any other... ♪ the lows of bipolar depression what if you could let in the lyte? discover caplyta. caplyta is a once-daily pill, proven to deliver significant relief from bipolar depression. unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar i, caplyta treats both bipolar i and bipolar ii depression. and, in clinical trials, feelings of inner restlessness and weight gain were not common. caplyta can cause serious side effects. call your doctor about sudden mood changes, behaviors, or suicidal thoughts right away. antidepressants may increase

they were worried that if at present mackie souls at party windsor majority mate try to change the constitution and run for a 3rd term. rogers heroes. it's an event. robbie has more from outside accounting station in decor. we have more than 15000 center votes in the car and all the car people started to vote from the 8 a m. and they will keep voting until the 8 we have. it's b m. we have more than a 7000000 electors who will vote in 46 departments. this election is very important for the country. we have 8 coalitions who are competing to get the majority in the parliament, which is composed by 165 seats. the biggest, i'm coalitions in these 8 are the government coalition supported by the actual president like yourself and a opposition coalition when months uncle with the leader of the opposition. and ob, delay was for is a former president. and in synagogue what we are expecting. we cannot predict until now we have the to wait more hours because the votes started the just at 8 o'clock. so in 2 hours before, and we have to wait, but we can say that in the box, the base rates and the votes of th

phil mackie, bbc news, birmingham.e, what is the atmosphere like?— is the atmosphere like? you can ro erl is the atmosphere like? you can properly hear— is the atmosphere like? you can properly hear the _ is the atmosphere like? you can properly hear the atmosphere i is the atmosphere like? you can - properly hear the atmosphere behind me. there is a bit of a party going on, there has been music and dance classes going on, a lot of people gathering around, just building up to watching the opening ceremony of the commonwealth games, because there is a big screen behind me. you havejust there is a big screen behind me. you have just missed prince charles, he was here a little earlier, he came down to shake hands on some of the volunteers and the organisers, and some of the people who have come down to soak up the atmosphere. he was speaking to some of the people who had gathered around, and, of course, you will be reaching the queen's reign message from the queen's reign message from the queen's reign the city has been b

phil mackie reports.e answer, he believes, is that the authorities had ignored obvious signs of child exploitation, had blamed the children and not the people responsible, and in many cases, wouldn't investigate because of nervousness about race. although the problems came to light during operation chalice when seven men of south asian descent were convicted of offences against teenage girls, this only formed part of the inquiry, which spoke to victims from many communities over many decades. i spoke to one, who was raped and trafficked, but instead of getting help, she got a criminal record. her words have been revoiced to protect her identity. victims were being identified as child prostitutes. once you have been convicted, that label will never leave you. prosecutions are damaging to your life. some children went to prison for not paying the fines. convictions should be completely expunged. there's been a wholehearted apology from telford and wrekin borough council and an unequivocal one from west merc

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phil mackie reports. cheering and applause. the queen's baton is on its final leg. stop this morning was birmingham'sjewellery quarter, where the medals that they'll be competing for tomorrow have been made. the last stop will be the opening ceremony. these pictures are from the dress rehearsals. the show�*s director is peaky blinders creator stephen knight, so it'll celebrate both the west midlands and the commonwealth. in the city, excitement�*s building. one, two, three, go! this is the festival park in victoria square. the commonwealth teams have arrived and are taking it all in. it is very majestic in a way, but, with the games just about to start, i find it exciting and very buzzing. so, a very electric atmosphere. this, they say, will be the most inclusive games. there are more para events than before, more medals for women than men, and lgbt athletes will be allowed to carry the rainbow flag for the first time. homophobia out of the commonwealth! 0ut, out, out! but there have also been protests because same—sex relationships are against the law in two thirds

phil mackie, bbc news, birmingham.mpionship record of 21.45 seconds, ahead of her teammate shelly—ann fraser price. meanwhile the british sprinter, dina asher—smith — the defending champion, whose 2021 olympics campaign was ruined by a hamstring injury, took the bronze medal. cycling fans will be lining the streets of paris on sunday to witness the climax of this year's tour de france — but this year — for the first time in more than 30 years, they'll be able to see an official women's tour de france. zoe conway takes a look at the history of the sport and the long fight for female cycling to get the credit it feels it deserves. alfonsina strada, beryl burton, marianne vos — to name some of the world's greatest ever athletes you've probably never heard of. the female cyclists who for too long have felt unrecognised. but perhaps that's about to change. dramatic music. we shall tackle the most challenging route. - defy the most iconic climbs. we are going to own the roads- and share our passion in a new way. for the firs

phil mackie, bbc news, birmingham. a number of benefits. that's it from me, have a lovely day and night. hello. the unprecedented high temperatures we are set to see over the next few days has prompted the met office to release extreme heat warnings. there's going to be severe impacts to health and infrastructure through today and tomorrow as well. now, this is the zone where we've got the red extreme warning in force, across much of central and south—eastern england, with temperatures here topping 40 degrees or more in a few spots. more widely across england, wales, southern and south—east scotland, an amber extreme heat warning. now we are likely to break the all—time temperature records across much of the uk — for england, wales and for scotland — by several degrees, potentially, through today and tomorrow as well. so that hot air drifting its way up from the south at the moment. it's been exceptionally hot across portugal, spain and france, making its way across the uk now. so long spells of strong sunshine across

our midlands correspondent phil mackie has been to see the new technology in action.both officers have switched on their cameras and are sending a live stream back to the control room. he got the bottle and raised it up. smashed it across my head. yeah, i've seen some damage on your door. who's done that? them. they've done that as well, have they? do you want an ambulance? we'll take you to the hospital. this is the control room where it's all being monitored. so as you can see, we've got two cameras up — darren's and beth's — both live streaming at the moment. there's been a robbery. the victims also had a glass bottle hit, so he's been cut. so they're talking to him. and as you can see, ian can watch it. and if there were any need to send additional resources, they would be able to do that partly by watching the live stream. this will show me where all the cameras are. different, obviously colours. the green are currently live cameras. we've got 280 cameras out there. i can livestream you. there you go. you're in. so this is where it all happened on this front gard

phil mackie, bbc news, wolverhampton.ernment ordered a review. today, that review said that the cut is being passed on. the evidence we've got so far is that the retailers don't appear to be profiting, benefiting, from the recent price rises. but we do have some concerns still in the retail market. as part of the market study that we are launching today, we are going to look, for example, at what is driving higher prices in rural areas. there will now be another review that will look more closely at retailers but is mostly worried about whether oil refineries who turn crude oil into petrol and diesel are making unfair profits. analysts say that there could be legitimate reasons for their higher prices too. several refineries have been closed since before the pandemic. - and, of course, during - the pandemic, there was a lot less driving going on. and since the end of the pandemic, or let's say since restrictions have i been lifted, people have started to drive again _ those two things have essentially collided and created

miss mackie, i want to come to you for just a moment, planned parenthood gets about half a billion dollars a year that they can use to fund clinic work and provide health care. when i have heard from many of the clinics in tennessee is that planned parenthood does not provide the services that they need for maternal care. the services that they need post pregnancy. talk with me a little bit about the services, what people are asking for. i thought this would be interesting to us as a committee, mister chairman. when we talk about all this money that planned parenthood gets, but then they do not meet these needs for women who are pregnant. and do want to carry that baby to term and have that baby. when they come to you, what services are they asking you for that planned parenthood does not provide? >> first off, thank you for asking that question because it is vitally important for everyone here to recognize the fact that as a director of alternative pregnancy center it is my responsibility to go out and raise, by myself, non government funds over one point $5 million every year. i have to

why mackie did not address my question about sadik khan, are you saying that when he says we need towelsh member of parliament. i have seen - wrong? i'm a welsh member of parliament. i have seen over i wrong? i'm a welsh member of. parliament. i have seen over the past 20 years leaders in devolved administrations take different views from those taken at westminster. that is simply the nature of devolution. what i'm being clear about this evening is the view, the very clear view that keir starmer will be expressing this evening. i will be expressing this evening. i will be expressing this evening. i will be there to hear the speech tonight and that will be the clear position that labour takes going into the next general election, not continuing with the divisions and the debates of previous years, those debates have now happens, it is time to move forward and to make brexit work. {in to move forward and to make brexit work. ,., ., , work. on the point of the single market, work. on the point of the single market. do _ work. on the point of the single market, do you _ work. on the poin

phil mackie has been at birmingham new street — a station which is expected to get very busy indeed,could be felt particularly highly. they are really designed around public transport, you can't really drive to the venues. there are buses and transport that will get you there. most people are expected to arrive by train, not just here but at other stations as well. tomorrow, you will see volunteers from network rail helping people get from a to b. for instance, you could walk from here to birmingham arena, if you knew the way. but you might need some help if you are not familiar with the city. it seems quite busy here on the concourse at the moment, not as busy as it normally would be, but that is because they have got roughly 30% of trains running as normal here, so 139 trains will leave them new street today compared to a normal a50 so, i'vejust street today compared to a normal a50 so, i've just seen ones going from southampton and in the next few hours they will be going to london, manchester and bristol as well. not as busy as normal but actually a fair few people around and eno