roy maguire's that still struggling with an inexplicable anger.no amount of jail time, will fix it. those sweet said innocent little kids. >> -- like that he was funny -- and he's always loving, he protects us a lot, and -- >> okay. >> and the mission? >> yeah. >> that part is pretty obvious. >> yes. >> before the jury even got the case. chats wife keri told us she already knew what the outcome would be. you mean in your heart of hearts, do you think the jury would say not guilty? >> i know the lord has told me that chad will be home. >> but than any other thought? >> could i imagine him being away from us, no. no. it hurts. that, that thought hurt -- those words are my. heart >> surprising them when word chad told us what he said before the trial. >> are you going to be acquitted? >> no. we >> know? >> all ended up spending the rest of my life in prison. >> you believe that? >> absolutely. >> why? >> i think that, i don't -- my faith in the legal system has seriously been shaken. i think the majority of people have a negative opinion about me. >>

john maguire, bbc news, somerset. >> champing. who knew?e we go, we leave you with a labor of love. one man from bosnia says his wife could not decide which view she wanted from her window, so he came up with a solution, a rotating house. with the help of electric motors, the house has a 360 degree view. you can rotate the door to keep out unwanted guests. an innovator and an adoring husband. take note. i'm laura trevelyan. thank you so much for watching bbc world news america. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutionsor america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight: aspirin warning. top medical

the rules to be changed, have welcomed the law, saying their daughter would be �*very proud'. john maguire best friend when she bought some food. a baguette from pret a manger. natasha knew she had a food allergy and always checked labels. but the bread had been baked with sesame seeds, not included in the list of ingredients and which triggered a severe reaction. natasha suffered several cardiac arrests on the plane and died later in a french hospital. she was only 15. a very painful and poignant thing to have happen to any family but it happened to us and in many ways, while we dedicate natasha's law to natasha, in fact, it is for the people, all of those 2,000,000 people, that they may live a long, fruitful life. this new legislation comes into force today and closes a loophole so that now, all pre—wrapped food including sandwiches, fast food and cheese or meat from deli counters, must be clearly labelled with a full list of ingredients. also, 1a major allergens including eggs, peanuts and sesame seeds, must be highlighted in the list. we think this is really important, it's going to ma

jon maguire has been to the solent to meet the crew.ght home for a major refurbishment. she set sail once again, this time to promote girls' education, but her voyage was cut short by the pandemic. it was horrendous because we were just getting into our stride. we were finding out that not only could maiden raise money for girls' education and programmes, but also the inspiration, you know, that she takes with her around the world. she sails in somewhere and she is iconic and young women, girls, they see maiden, they see the all—female crew and i can see them thinking, "i can do that." we are in the galley at the moment and this is our kitchen where we eat all our family meals. it is tiny. alysa is the project's first apprentice. at 20 years old she has left home in antigua tojoin maiden and see the world. this is a really good opportunity for young ladies because it is so hard, especially in the sailing industry for us. so i am really proud that i get to be a part of this. once again the all—female crew will hope to inspire young women

john maguire, bbc news, somerset.starring tom jones. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson has been finding out more. # na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na...# tom jones — not that one — singing the hits of tom jones. 18th century literary creation and 20th century welsh pop sensation merged together for a new musical, what's new pussycat? tom jones was much, much, much worse. henry fielding's tom jones was published in 1749. it told the tale of a young handsome man sleeping his way through society. the 1963 film version won best picture at the oscars... # my, my, my, delilah...# ..prompting a young welsh singer who at the time was performing under the name tommy scott, to start using tom jones. # it's not unusual to be loved by anyone.# now, almost 60 years later, the two toms have finally collided for this show. how much do you channel the tom jones singer on stage, and how much tom jones from the novel? i'd say it's about 60% tom jones from the novel, 40% tom jones, the singer. love tom jones, the singe

harry maguire? 75th minute, still time, still someone. 2-2!e with a ronaldo leap. into ronaldo! old trafford shook with the rhythm of revival. genius, isn't he? meanwhile, chelsea were in control in west london. kai havertz here, 4—0, final score against malmo. lukaku and werner limped off but this result, no dramas. joe wilson, bbc news. manchester united weren't the only ones who cam from 2—0 down to win. ones who came from 2—0 down to win. the team that beat them at the weekend, leicester city, did the same thing as they beat spartak moscow li—3 to get their first win in the europa league this season. and all four leicester goals were scored by patson daka — the first just before the half time break, and three more followed in the second half — this one proving to be the winner because spartak did pull one back, but leicester held on to get the win which takes them second in theirgroup. after their suadi takeover, newcastle are dreaming of returning after their saudi takeover, newcastle are dreaming of returning to europe in the coming year

so names banded around like kevin maguire, you don't think that's necessary?at where tony blair- was when he took alastair campbell on, from the daily mirror— in the early days, i think it was sort of a different sense... tony blair was seen - as the next prime minister. there was a real flocking to him. i think the jury is stilll out with keir starmer. i think there's such a long way to go. l i think we may see keir starmer needing to fight two elections . if his party will allow him that. because borisjohnson- is still pretty popular as we've been discussing, despite the terrible pandemic, . despite the fuel crisis. i i don't think he can attract big. names at the moment but i don't think he necessarily needs to. i think he needs to get his own position and his own policies . and his own team right to then be able to say, "right, _ we can win the election." that takes me to your relationship and your colleagues' relationship with jeremy corbyn. did you in any way help shape policies do you think or test media lines? no, and this is something that has been th

the guardian has a picture of a rather glum harry maguire as salah celebrates.ol player became the first away player to score a hat trick at the stadium for more than 80 years. that's got to hurt! let's begin our chat this evening. lovely to have you both back and, mo, you are going to kick us off this time around, is the front page of the times. billions for clearing the initials backlog. —— nhs backlog. this billions for clearing the initials backlog. -- nhs backlog. this is a real political _ backlog. -- nhs backlog. this is a real political issue, _ backlog. -- nhs backlog. this is a real political issue, and _ backlog. -- nhs backlog. this is a real political issue, and it - backlog. -- nhs backlog. this is a real political issue, and it will- real political issue, and it will only heat up in the coming months and years, and that is why government is acting on it. at the last week there were figures showing this is a record high on the waiting list for people waiting for treatments in hospital in england, 5.7 million people or so, has been made worse by the

, but do not look over the importance of a double save when to have one down, within four minutes maguired were facing a serious setback for the dramatic turnaround to gain a significant victory. the holders chelsea thrashed the swedish champions 4—0 withjorginho scoring twice from the penalty spot at stamford bridge. they remain three points behind group leadersjuventus, who won 1—0 at zenit st petersberg thanks to dejan kulusevski's header. gerard pique scored barcelona's first champions league goal this season as ronald koeman�*s side beat dynamo kyiv to end their losing start to group e. bayern munich maintained their 100% record in that group with a 4—0 win at benfica — leroy sane with two of the goals. cricket — the t20 world cup continues later, with two more places in the super 12 phase to be decided. group b leaders scotland will qualify if they beat oman. before that, bangladesh play papua new guinea — and all four teams still have a chance to go through. on wednesday, sri lanka beat ireland to qualify with a game to spare. ireland were bowled out for 101 in reply as sri lanka w

john maguire has the story. her death may well save many, many lives.ad a food allergy, and always checked labels. but the bread had been baked with sesame seeds — not included in the list of ingredients, and which triggered a severe reaction. natasha suffered several cardiac arrests on the plane, and died later in a french hospital. she was only 15. this new legislation, called natasha's law, comes into force today and closes a loophole so that, now, all pre—wrapped food — including sandwiches, fast—food and cheese or meat from deli counters — must be clearly labelled with a full list of ingredients. also 14 major allergens — including eggs, peanuts and sesame seeds — must be highlighted in the list. the food standards agency calls it a huge step in helping the 2 million people who live with food allergies in the uk. natasha's parents describe it as a bittersweet moment for them but, five years on from their daughter's death, say they they know in their hearts she would be very proud of the new rules in her name — natasha's law. john maguire, bbc news.

harry maguire? 75th minute, still time, still someone. 2-2! a ronaldo leap. into ronaldo! old trafford shook with the rhythm of revival. genius, isn't he? meanwhile, chelsea were in control in west london. kai havertz here, 4—0, final score against malmo. lukaku and werner limped off but this result, no dramas. joe wilson, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello. thursday is going to feel chilly, especially in contrast to the start of the week, when our top temperatures were close to 20 degrees. a chilly wind to boot, cloud and some rain to the south of the uk first thing. we will see widespread blue skies and sunshine, but some showers to the north and west coming in on the wind, and what a wind it will be. gusting up to gale force particularly along north sea coasts, and in that wind, temperatures of 10—12 will feel closer to 4 or 5 degrees. we should see the window becoming a little lighter as we look at the end of the week, thanks to this ridge of high pressure trying to push in f

john maguire, bbc news.es officers and what people can do if stopped by one of them. critics say it isn't women who need to change their actions. more than 15 million households face higher energy bills from today, as the biggest increase in the price cap so far comes into effect. covid vaccination passports are introduced for large scale events in scotland, but the app is hit by technical problems. possibly a victim of its own success, too many people trying to access it, let's speak to the operations detector of the buff club, the sort of venue where people from later on in the month will need to show that they have one of these passports. what do you think of the idea? t passports. what do you think of the idea? ~ :. passports. what do you think of the idea? ~' ., :, ., ., .. idea? i think the idea of a vaccine o-assort, idea? i think the idea of a vaccine passport. that's _ idea? i think the idea of a vaccine passport, that's not _ idea? i think the idea of a vaccine passport, that's not really - idea? i

tom maguire admitted this today. rapid transit passenger service is slated to begin in early 2022.s later than originally promised at the start of construction. civil grand jury report on the cost of the project had increased to 304 $6 million. 23% over budget. callers were outraged. >> i don't see an end in sight. >> they could have listened to delays and cost overruns had it done more exploratory pot holing. >> there was a whole lot more work that needed to be done at the front end. >> we believe it was a contractor that was required to do the pot holing. we ultimately do oversee the contractor. >> the board of supervisors found both walsh and the organization bear responsibility. >> six require further analysis, three had already been implemented and two would be. one of those no longer forcing the city to go with the cheapest bid when they are not the most qualified. the supervisor says he will likely introduce legislation to implement that recommendation in the spring of 2022. >> the process for selecting laws is not the right way to select contractors. >> the supervisor is ho

more energy than john maguire - earlier, quite appropriate. ire energy thanjohn maguire and mick jaggerike to see is help for the families, especially now with the price increases of the energy prices. help for those who are unemployed, those who are unemployed, i think people are struggling at the moment. staying with the budget, some of london's museums and galleries are among those set to benefit. the v&a will get a share of £850 million over three years to help redevelop and refurbish its buildings. we'd love to hear from you once we get the full details of the budget this lunchtime. let us know how it affects you. you can get in touch... student climate activists have been holding a protest inside london's science museum. members of the uk student climate network said they were staying overnight in protest over its sponsorship deals with fossil fuel companies, including shell and bp. let's take a look at how the tube is running. we have minor delays still on both the district line and the metropolitan line. there's no tfl rail services between liverpool street and shenfield. time f

some names have been bandied about, such as kevin maguire, and you don't think that is necessary?blair took on — really because when tony blair took on alistair campbell from the daily— took on alistair campbell from the daily mirror in the early days, — the daily mirror in the early days, i_ the daily mirror in the early days, i think there was a different sense of... tony blair _ different sense of... tony blair was _ different sense of... tony blair was seen as the inevitable next prime minister. ithink— inevitable next prime minister. i think the jury is still out with— i think the jury is still out with starmer. there is a long way— with starmer. there is a long way to— with starmer. there is a long way to go _ with starmer. there is a long way to go. we may see starmer needing _ way to go. we may see starmer needing to — way to go. we may see starmer needing to fight for two elections, if his party will allow— elections, if his party will allow him, because boris johnson _ allow him, because boris johnson is still pretty popular, as we have been discussing, despite the pande

names banded | around like kevin maguire, credibility.when he took alastair campbell— was when he took alastair campbell on— was when he took alastair campbell on from - was when he took alastair campbell on from the - was when he took alastairl campbell on from the daily mirror— campbell on from the daily mirror in _ campbell on from the daily mirror in the _ campbell on from the daily mirror in the early- campbell on from the daily mirror in the early days, ii mirror in the early days, i think— mirror in the early days, i think it _ mirror in the early days, i think it was _ mirror in the early days, i think it was sort - mirror in the early days, i think it was sort of - mirror in the early days, i think it was sort of a - think it was sort of a different— think it was sort of a different sense... i think it was sort of a - different sense... ashley tony blair _ different sense... ashley tony blair was _ different sense... ashley tony blairwas seen— different sense... ashley tony blair was seen as _ different sense... ashley tony blair

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john maguire, bbc news. like a dirty town. it doesn't look clean at all. for me, it is heartbreaking, to see my city is a bit left behind. the eternal city, �*caput mundi', rome, bewitches the world and those of us lucky enough live here but, beneath the beauty, lies decay, dirty, broken and, say many romans, the worst in living memory, a huge challenge for whoever is to be elected mayor. translation: rome's biggest problems, transport, waste management, public spaces, are down to a complete lack of skills, the city and regional authorities blame each other for what to do with the rubbish and mismanagement of the waste company ama. this is a city for tourists, not for its residents. europe's largest landfill, malagrotta, outside of rome, was closed in 2013 for failing to meet eu standards and, since then, the city has become an open air dump. now, waste is sent out across the country and in the nearby town of albano, the capital's failure to deal with its own rubbish is meeting fierce resistance. rome is not

it's not toby maguire. she's also in the new movie with lebron james, the basketball. then the young boy, he's in the movie with the guy, i got a picture with him in italy, this guy. you know, with the beard. his name is isaac. and his friends will -- >> what sit, buddy? >> i love the "star wars" guy. the guy with the hood, his name is jeffrey, and he's a good actor and he mary vanilla b. cruz. he's in the country "no country for old guy." this guy, george bro, and the movie "superhero," he snap his finger and say, everybody die. go watch the movie in theater. and the computer, go watch it. >> jimmy: thank you, yehya. we've got a fun show for you tonight- penn badgley is here. we have music from billy strings. and we'll be back with tracy morgan. (man 1) oh, this looks like we're in a screen saver. (man 2) yeah, but we need to go higher. (man 1) higher. (man 2) definitely higher. (man 1) we're like yodeling high. [yodeling] yo-de-le-he... (man 2) hey, no. uh-uh, don't do that. (man 1) we should go even higher! (man 2) yeah, let's do it. (both) woah! (man 2) i'm good. (

. >> i love your jerry maguire references, so relevant, so hip. >> right? >> when did that movie come out 1980? >> the '90s. >> lay off there, grandpa. >> he has been covering washington for 300 years. all right, jake, have a great day. we'll see you later. thank you. >>> senator kyrsten sinema still fighting fellow democrats over the biden agenda. now five of her advisers just quit. we're going to talk to one of them ahead. >>> plus, we have new reporting on the breaking news overnight. alec baldwin involved in a deadly shooting on a movie set. we're going to speak with an expert on what could have gone wrong with a prop gun. subway® has so much new it didn't fit in our last ad. like the new artisan italian and hearty multigrain bread. it's the eat fresh refresh™ at subway®. it's so much new there's no time for serena! wait, what?! sorry, we don't even have time to say they were created by world class bakers! oh, guess we did! seriously?! my bad. ray loves vacations. but his diabetes never seemed to take one. everything felt like a 'no'. everything. but th

what they are saying, the europeans, as well as i say people in this country, is a line out of jerry maguire in this case, they're saying show me the money and show me some action because without action it's just words. that's what joe biden has to persuade the congress first and then his colleagues in the g-20. >> beyond delays at home in getting his agenda across the finish line, you have very public disagreements between the u.s. and its allies in recent weeks over the swiftness of the afghan withdrawal, great disappointment there, an open feud really with france over u.s. nuclear submarine deal with australia. what constitutes success for joe biden during this g-20 visit? what does he need to come away from here to make some progress in repairing that damage? >> well, joe biden has done something that very few, if any of other presidents have done, saying i made a mistake. i think a mistake obviously was made in the withdrawal from afghanistan and how it was carried out, not the fact that we withdrew but how it was carried out. i think a mistake was made in terms of how we handled the fr

it's not toby maguire. she's also in the new movie with short english guy. also in the new movie with lebron james, the basketball. the cartoon, okay? and then the young boy, he's in the movie with the guy, i got a picture with him, gay in italy. you know, with the beard. his name is isaac. he's in the "star war." and his friend, the drop, the two ball. one ball big, one ball small. >> what sit, buddy? >> i love the "star war" guy. the guy with the hood, his name is jeffrey, and he's a good actor and he mary vanilla b. pc. he's in the country "no country for old guy." he go look, follow this guy, george bro. and the movie "superhero," he snap his finger, he say, everybody die. go watch the movie in theater. and the computer, go watch it. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, yehya. we've got a fun show for you tonight- penn badgley is here. we have music from billy strings. and we'll be back with tracy morgan. ♪ ♪ ♪ it may not be music to your ears, but as long as it's music to theirs. bring the volume back to the venue with exclusive tic

john maguire reports. her death may well save many, many lives.lways check labels but the bright had been baked with sesame seeds. not included in the list of ingredients which triggered a severe reaction. the suffered cardiac a risk and day later in the hospital. a very painful and poignant thing to happen to any family but happen to us. in many ways while we dedicate the tasha's law to natasha in fact it is for the people, almost 2,000,000 people that they may live a long and fruitful life. this 2,000,000 people that they may live a long and fruitful life.— a long and fruitful life. this new legislation _ a long and fruitful life. this new legislation comes _ a long and fruitful life. this new legislation comes into _ a long and fruitful life. this new legislation comes into force - a long and fruitful life. this new i legislation comes into force today and closes a loophole so that now all pre— wrap food including sandwiches, fast food and cheese or a meat on deli counters must be clearly labelled with the full list of ingredients. also, 14 maj

i was proud that 11 members of the new hampshire national guard volunteered to go to joint base maguire as part of operations allies refuge and believe they represent what we've seen across our armed forces. we have also heard in our office from a number of those men and women who served in afghanistan who continue to be concerned about people they served with, afghans they served with during their time there who are still in afghanistan, whose lives are being threatened by the taliban because of their service with the united states. and so general mingus, you referenced those s.i.v. applicants. i wonder if you can tell me what we continue to do to try and ensure that those outside the applicants and those who have received special immigrant visas already are going to be evacuated out of afghanistan or either to the united states or somewhere else where they will be safe? general mingus: thank you, senator. as you know, the state department established a program underneath jones and there is a group that solely focuses on the additional folks coming out of afghanistan. they are working

we sent breakfast�*sjohn maguire to find out. of langport for more than 1,000 years. but, with a decreasing congregation, all saints hasn't held weekly services since the 1990s. there was a huge amount of upset. it may not have been there was a regular congregation that suddenly were thrown out because the numbers were quite small. people who really didn't come to the church still saw it as something that was a precious part of their community. so to save it, in common with 350 others, it's looked after by the churches conservation trust. one way the charity raises money is through church camping, or champing, as it's known. mirren and her two young sons are the guests tonight. first priority is to explore the unique accommodation. i've seen the pillars, the golden eagle, the stained glass. it certainly makes a change from the usual holidays. we normally go to cornwall and stay in a bed—and—breakfast. that's been our idea of a getaway for the last two or three years. so this is different because we've never gone to sleep in a chu

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john maguire, bbc news, somerset. now it's time for a look at the weather.nd of it, it moved into the tail end of it, it moved into the north sea last night, but is coming back our way. but you will hang on to the bright skies across north—east scotland, later across north—east scotland, later across north—east england. and to the west, where we have got the weather front, we are prone to more cloud and some patchy light rain. into the south—west, south wales, we could see sunshine as we head through the afternoon. but our temperatures nothing dry home about down this east coast. nine to 14 degrees, feeling chilly. inland come in the sunshine, we could get up to 16, 17, may be 18 degrees. this evening and overnight, we still have a lot of cloud across central and western areas. thick enough on coasts and hills for drizzle. at the same time, and other weather front is hills for drizzle. at the same time, and other weatherfront is moving across the north of scotland, introducing some rain. some of which will be heavy, especially across the northern isles. thes

breakfast�*sjohn maguire has the story. her death may well save many, many lives.o live with food allergies in the uk. natasha's parents describe it as a bittersweet moment for them but, five years on from their daughter's death, say they they know in their hearts she would be very proud of the new rules in her name — natasha's law. john maguire, bbc news. we can speak now to natasha's parents, tanya and nadim, who join us from their home in west london. very good morning to you both. thank you for your time this morning. first of all, on that thought, it is something you have fought for so long. this must mean a lot to you, this day, as the changes in. it does. we have been waiting for this day for three years. natasha died five years ago but following the inquest we started campaigning for this law so today we really feel like we have achieved it and it feels really special. do like we have achieved it and it feels really special.— like we have achieved it and it feels really special. do you want to take us through _ feels really special. do you want to take us t

i spent time with some of up at joint base maguire diction lake hurst i appreciate the support that this committee continues to provide them and their families. while 20,698 of us were wounded in action. and countless others of us suffer the invisible wounds of war. there is no doubt in my mind that our efforts prevents an attack on the homeland from afghanistan which is our core original mission. and everyone who served in that war should be proud. your service mattered. beginning in 2011 we steadily drew down our troop numbers. consolidated and closed bases and retrograded equipment from afghanistan. at the peak in 2011. --. ten years later when ambassador cal zad signed the agreement on 29 february, 2020. united states had 12,600 u.s. troops with 8,000 nato and 10,500 contractors. this has been a ten year draw down, not a 19 month or 19 day neo. urn the doha agreement the u.s. would begin to withdraw its forces contingent upon the taliban meeting certain conditions which would lead to political agreement between the taliban and the government of afghanistan. there were seven condition

john maguire, bbc news, somerset.panies, so that is the change now being brought in by executive order with the governor urging the state legislature to pass a law to the same effect. governor abbott has been tweeting about this, saying the covid—19 vaccine is safe, effective and he said "our best defence against the virus, but should always remain voluntary and never forced". this seems, at least in part, to be a response to what president biden announced last month at the national and federal level, that companies with more than 100 employees should indeed require those employees to have the vaccination, or at least have regular tests. it prompted a couple of major the airlines, american airlines and southwest airlines, to say they would go along with that mandate, but in texas governor abbott says it amounts to the bullying of companies and certainly, as far as he sees it, hampering those companies as they try to recover from the pandemic. senior black scientists have told bbc news that they believe uk research is

john maguire, bbc news, somerset.llie, from ney & partners, we are the engineers and the designers of the tintagel castle footbridge. the footbridge reconnects the two sides of the medieval castle, built in the 12th century by richard, earl of cornwall. the mainland ward and the island ward were connected by an isthmus of rock which, in a sense, eroded away, and the bridge recreates that link between the two sides. one of the key drivers behind the project — indeed, its very raison d'etre — was to improve accessibility to the site. one of the major problems that tintagel has is this incredibly rocky landscape. we wanted to be able to get lots of people here who couldn't get here before. because there were so many steps up to the island, a lot of people couldn't because they had bad knees, they used wheelchairs, whatever it was. now we have essentially step—free access right from the car park all the way through onto the site. and it was so satisfying on the opening day to see literally a queue of wheelchair users from

i think what looks from the outside like the civil war is actually almost like a jerry maguire kind ofemocratic party around these policy debates. >> well, i think you've got it right. clearly there is a debate over what's in, what's out, you know, what are the limitations. the reality is that we actually wouldn't be covering this in the same way if there were a governing opposition party. because in the real world, we would be covering republicans' opposition to what democrats are doing, and instead, because republicans have chosen not to govern, they've given up on go governing, that we are viewing the sort of end battle among democrats. that's all going to be put to bed. once this bill passes and it's signed into law, every democrat around the country will be standing in front of those child care centers, they'll be visiting seniors, they'll be with shovels during the construction season in the spring, and i think americans are going to see that, it's going to be real, and that's the agenda that will be run on and won on, i think, in '22. >> i think that's light, david jolly. i gues

breakfast�*sjohn maguire is waiting for him at the finish line.om ilfracombe 4pm yesterday. a certain amount of trepidation, i must say, for both mark and his coach ben. they did the one kilometre swim in the plymouth sound together. they said this was a different kettle of fish, an entirely different level. a huge mental challenge and of course a huge physical challenge because, as you were saying, he has powered just by that single left arm. you can see from the hand bike, the wheels are quite small so not enough, not as much power and proportion. the very final hill, just coming up the ramp, coming up now. you should be able to see some of the crowd. they should start cheering when they see him. the very last bit, this is flat. hopefully someone is telling intently look at this bit is flat. here he is, and absolutely extraordinary achievement. he wants to raise three quarters of £1 million for the charity reorg, we will talk about that later, we are pretty close to half a million. you can see the psychos who have had the benefit of two arms and

jon maguire has been to the solent to meet the crew.he inspiration, you know, that she takes with her around the world. she sails in somewhere, and she is iconic, and young women, girls, they see maiden, they see the all—female crew and i can see them thinking, "i can do that." we are in the galley at the moment and this is our kitchen where we eat all our family meals. it is tiny. alysa is the project's first apprentice. at 20 years old, she has left home in antigua tojoin maiden and see the world. this is a really good opportunity for young ladies because it is so hard, especially in the sailing industry for us. so i am really proud that i get to be a part of this. once again, the all—female crew will hope to inspire young women to follow in their wake. i did have a really tough - childhood as a girl and i saw tracy edwards on tv and thought, "oh, my god, i could do that." . tracy edwards and her all—female crew first set out on maiden all those years ago it was to race around the world. this time, the objective is very different. it

i'm joined by mariana maguire from our communications team who can speak to any issues regarding our public outreach effort. i'm going to give you a brief presentation focusing on our proposed changes to the muni route system that would occur early in 2022. so we have developed three different alternatives for discussion with the public of how we might expand service from our current level of service which is approximately 75% of what we were operating prior to the covid pandemic, to about 85%. this is the level of service that we're able to provide right now based on our available funding and the number of operators that we have available. we do have seven routes that previously ran all day that have not yet been restored since they were discontinued at the start of the covid pandemic. as well as portions of two other routes. those routes i will name them they are the two -- the three, the six, the 10 the 21 the 28r, and the 47. the two routes that we have mostly but not yet fully restored are the 31 and the 43. we have developed three options as i said for how we might expand servi

i'm joined by mariana maguire from our communications team who can speak to any issues regarding our public outreach effort. i'm going to give you a brief presentation focusing on our proposed changes to the muni route system that would occur early in 2022. so we have developed three different alternatives for discussion with the public of how we might expand service from our current level of service which is approximately 75% of what we were operating prior to the covid pandemic, to about 85%. this is the level of service that we're able to provide right now based on our available funding and the number of operators that we have available. we do have seven routes that previously ran all day that have not yet been restored since they were discontinued at the start of the covid pandemic. as well as portions of two other routes. those routes i will name them, they are the two -- the three, the six, the 10, the 21, the 28r, and the 47. the two routes that we have mostly but not yet fully restored are the 31 and the 43. we have developed three options as i said for how we might expand se

i spent time with some of them up at joint base maguire just yesterday. i know that you share my profound gratitude and respect for their service, their courage and professionalism, and i appreciate the support that this committee continues to provide them and their families. thank you. >> thank you, mr. secretary. general milley, i believe you have a statement. >> chairman reed, ranking member inhofe, thank you for the opportunity to be here with secretary austin and general mckenzie to discuss afghanistan. as you mentioned up front, we submitted matters for the record, lengthy statement of this cut-down oral version. and i know it got too late. during the past 20 years, the men and women of the united states military along with our allies and partners fought the taliban, brought osama bin laden to justice, denied al qaeda sanctuary and protected our homeland for two consecutive decades. over 800,000 of us in uniform served in afghanistan. most importantly, 2,461 of us gave the ultimate sacrifice. while 20,698 of us were wounded in action, and countless

harry maguire? 75th minute. still time. still someone.final score against malmo. lukaku and werner limped off, but this result, no dramas. scotland could get through to the next round of the men�*s t20 world cup if they beat hosts 0man later today. scotland have two wins from two in the first round, having beaten papua new guinea after upsetting bangladesh. ireland face a winner takes all tie with namibia tomorrow after sri lanka beat them by 70 runs yesterday. joshua little was the last man to fall for the irish. it means sri lanka have qualified for the next stage of the competition, but ireland still have work to do. england captain eoin morgan�*s poor run of form continues as he admits he would consider dropping himself for the t20 world cup if his performances don�*t improve. despite victory over new zealand in their final warm—up match, morgan managed just 10 of england�*s innings of 163 for 6. they take on the west indies in their first match on saturday. staying with cricket, and opener dom sibley has withdrawn from the england li

harry maguire? 75th minute, still time, still someone. 2-2! genius, isn't he? he was even down in the six yard box and blocked defending at the end. you can see him sprinting. he did everything a centre forward should be doing, leading the line and defending, so of course, the goal is just what he does better than most. meanwhile, chelsea were in control in west london. kai havertz here, 4—0 final score against malmo. lukaku and werner limped off but this result no dramas. joe wilson, bbc news. leicester city also staged a dramatic fight back in moscow and this was all about summer signing patson daka who scored all four. a special achievement according to his manager brendan rodgers. leicester were 2—0 down at spartak moscow before daka, a zambian international, began the comeback just before half time and the goals kept on coming as he capped of the match with this impressive fourth. spartak did pull one back but the foxes had already done enough to secure the victory. leicester are up now to second in group c. the captain of england's t20 t

i spent some time with some of them up at joint base maguire-dix-lakehurst this past monday. and i know you share my profound gratitude and respect for their service, their courage and professionalism. and i appreciate the support that this committee continues to provide them and tear families, thank you. >>> chairman milley. >> chairman smith, ranking member, rogers, thank you for the opportunity to be here with secretary austin and general mckenzie to discuss afghanistan. during the past twenty years the men and women of the united states military, along with our allies and partners, fought the taliban, brought osama bin laden to justice, denied al qaeda sanctuary and protected our homeland for two consecutive decades. over 800,000 of us in uniform served in afghanistan. most importantly, 2,461 u.s. soldiers, sailor, airmen, marines paid the ultimate price. 20,698 were wounded in action and countless others suffer the invisible wounds of war. there is no doubt in my mind that our efforts prevented an attack on the homeland from afghanistan which is our core mission. and eve