i feel like the last couple of weeks maguire - out of form.orm. i feel like the last - couple of weeks maguire i have heard about him a lot. last night he made about him a lot. last night he made a couple of errors made leading to calls for germany part of the reason why the team was to— one down. even then sapi defended him out there he said in the two games he was one of england's best players. and the most experience one he said previously england is not going to win a world cup with players that have three or four cups and harry maguire is near the 50 mark. he's been dropped by manchester united he put a tweet out last night saying sorry for his performance. the other big talking point is alexander—arnold so disappointing for liverpool women. he is quite low down on the pecking order. he is leaving with others ahead of him. without playing a single minute. so the two examples of players who have? 0ver that had going into broke up but there is a lot of football to be played till then and southgate will help to keep his players fit. i then a

but when underfire, harry maguire on, sterling was on the rise.eft with no choice. germany enal . was left with no choice. germany penalty- cool— was left with no choice. germany penalty- cool as _ was left with no choice. germany penalty. cool as you _ was left with no choice. germany penalty. cool as you like. - was left with no choice. germany penalty. cool as you like. it - was left with no choice. germany penalty. cool as you like. it was l penalty. cool as you like. it was to net penalty. cool as you like. it was to get worse- — penalty. cool as you like. it was to get worse- the _ penalty. cool as you like. it was to get worse. the unmarked - penalty. cool as you like. it was to get worse. the unmarked seized l penalty. cool as you like. it was to l get worse. the unmarked seized the moment to seize germany's double late. this wasn't how england wanted to go out. their first goal from almost 500 minutes of football came from an unlikely source. it's between teeth, england sensed an opportunity. subs combine to drag them into it. this was mo

orjohn - maguire. i thought you were going to sate me then- _ maguire.thought you were going to sate me then. we are talking - maguire. i thought you were going to sate me then. we are talking about | sate me then. we are talking about the cricket- — we take it for granted, going to the cricket, _ we take it for granted, going to the cricket, getting your friends and femiiy— cricket, getting your friends and family to — cricket, getting your friends and family to watch. that has not been a case in _ family to watch. that has not been a case in pakistan for international cricket _ case in pakistan for international cricket for— case in pakistan for international cricket for such a long time. the engiand — cricket for such a long time. the england team playing there for the first time _ england team playing there for the first time after 17 years and what a bil first time after 17 years and what a big moment it will be for cricket fans _ big moment it will be for cricket fans they— big moment it will be for cricket fans. they have been trying to put on a s

john maguire, bbc news, westminster. hope you will be able to see the queue along the bridge, thatis to see the queue along the bridge, that is the live shot from westminster as you can see. and there are tens of thousands of people waiting to pay their respects. and this is the queue, much closer to westminster hall, that zig zag you that takes quite a while for people to get through —— zig zag queue. but there is movement and people have reported that they have not had to wait all that long. let's talk now to frankie mccamley, who is at the back of the queue. yes, we are towards the back of the queue, next to hms belfast as you can see, around 2.5 miles from the front of the queue, and people are being told here they have about an 8-9 being told here they have about an 8—9 hour wait but the queue stretches beyond a zone to tower bridge and we believe it is now around four miles long. we have some people walking one way and just behind us, is the queue, and it is very stop start, you're either stuck in a crowd or chasin

let's go back to john maguire-— that have been made. let's go back to john maguire.iful bunch of yellow roses. why did you pan this mornin: ? yellow roses. why did you pan this morning? the _ yellow roses. why did you pan this morning? the queen _ yellow roses. why did you pan this morning? the queen signifies i yellow roses. why did you pan this - morning? the queen signifies england and britain and it is like a personal loss for everybody. we lost our grandmother earlier this year and it is like, just a family going through the same thing. someone has lost their grandma, their mum, their great grandma. my grandmother's favourite colour was yellow, so i brought some yellow roses for the queen. to brought some yellow roses for the queen. ., , ., brought some yellow roses for the queen. ., ,, ., , , brought some yellow roses for the queen. ., ., , , ., ., queen. to you, a sense that of the woman behind _ queen. to you, a sense that of the woman behind the _ queen. to you, a sense that of the woman behind the crown, - queen. to you, a sense that of the woman behind the

john maguire, bbc news, westminster.y and it gave her the chance to indulge in her love of simple pleasures like walking the dogs or taking tea with the women's institute —— packed with memories for her majesty. while much of the focus has been in scotland and london, here in norfolk, on the sandringham estate, is a growing blanket of flowers — a declaration of people's affection, admiration and appreciation for the late monarch. "where is the queen?" asks three—year—old matilda. "she's up in the clouds," she's told by her mum, charlotte. she has gone, yeah. the queen was very important, wasn't she? she played a big part in everybody�*s lives, didn't she? but now, where is the queen now? at...up in the sky. in heaven, yeah. in the sky. she's gone. she's gone to rest. it's very emotional- and it's really, really... a proper place to be on a day| like this, and a time like this. they're going to learn about this at school. so, you know, we can tell them we brought flowers and, you know, say that they've been and laid flowe

. >> manchester united's coach has given his backing to hear he maguire despite recent criticism of theefender. he has been booed by his own fans in recent games. we will miss sunday's derby with manchester city because of injury, but the coach insists he still has his support. >> you see his career. almost 50 caps for england. he's performing really well. so what you see is high potential. then it's about him. the players in a dressing room, the coaches, the military, we all believe him and it's about him. i'm sure he can do it and he will turn around things. >> check out some other stories from the world of sport. in spain, an under fire spanish women's coach has dropped 15 players who complained about his tenure, leaving a depleted squad for spain's upcoming matches. players said they didn't want to play for him because he was affecting their emotional health. he said he was deeply hurt by the criticism. in tennis, nak djokovihas advanced to the semifinals of the tel iv open. the serb is the top seed at the tournament. this is djokovic's first singles tournament since he won wimbledo

he's gone with nick pope, jordan pickford is injured and the big talking point is harry maguire.uck by his man and the stats show that's right. he's never let england down. another player who looks like he's trying to break into that starting xi is bellingham. earlier today, break into that starting xi is bellingham. earliertoday, iwas speaking to some england fans who want to see england pick up a win tonight so they can go into that world cup with a bit of form. i’ee world cup with a bit of form. i've never seen _ world cup with a bit of form. i've never seen england before. it's one of those _ never seen england before. it's one of those on — never seen england before. it's one of those on my bucket list. what perfect place to come to milan and watch _ perfect place to come to milan and watch the — perfect place to come to milan and watch the boys play. i�*m perfect place to come to milan and watch the boys play.— perfect place to come to milan and watch the boys play. i'm hoping we can aet watch the boys play. i'm hoping we can get the — watch the boys play. i'm hoping we can

john maguire, bbc news, westminster., david. . . at the other end of westminster, david. ., ., . ., ., at the other end of westminster, david. ., ., .., ., ., . david. i am at carriage gate, which is where oeoole — david. i am at carriage gate, which is where people emerge _ david. i am at carriage gate, which is where people emerge from - david. i am at carriage gate, which is where people emerge from the i is where people emerge from the north of the world of westminster hall, and people coming out now have had a very long wait, and a queue for seven and a half or eight hours, waiting for the fleeting moment in the hall, let's speak to two of them now. you have come all the way from nottingham, why did you want to travel from the east midlands today? we just felt compelled to do so. she was a _ we just felt compelled to do so. she was a wonderful lady, and if you have _ was a wonderful lady, and if you have us— was a wonderful lady, and if you have us came down and met some lovely— have us came down and met some lovely

barry bonds, 73 homerings, but basically used steroids, that is why he's not in the hall of fame yet, maguiredmitted it, problem is aaron judge grew up worshipping bonds. no, this is the american league record, nothing but class, and some people do postalate and that is a verb. carley, more on that next hour. >> ainsley: guy that had the record, his son was in the stands and you go hadded aaron judge's mom. >> tracking tropical storm ian, florida governor ron desantis expected to give an update in the half-hour, we'll carry it live. who's on it with jardiance? we're managing type 2 diabetes and heart risk. we're hittin' the trails between meetings. and putting the brakes on fried foods. jardiance is a once-daily pill that...not only lowers a1c, it goes beyond to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease. and jardiance may help you lose some weight. jardiance may cause serious side effects including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function and genital yeast or urinary tract infections.

can't and will leave without playing a single minute and this camp is been a lot of talk around harry maguireportive of him and back to him all the way and saying that he will be the strongest team where the is time to make interesting points is in the squad, without an england b interesting to see if he gets a chance for the world cup and in the press conference, sterling was behind the team captain and they are not scoring goals and he was speaking about what it's like to be one of those players. i speaking about what it's like to be one of those players.— one of those players. i keep going over it, one of those players. i keep going over it. it's _ one of those players. i keep going over it, it's been _ one of those players. i keep going over it, it's been a tough - one of those players. i keep going over it, it's been a tough period i over it, it's been a tough period but i _ over it, it's been a tough period but i don't — over it, it's been a tough period but i don't think any of the boys on the base _ but i don't think any of the boys on the base now will be thinking we do not have _ th

the run judge has had lately, some are quick to point out other players like barry bonds and mark maguire into the 70s range but those were tainted by performance enhancing drugs. he says it's not fair to judge to dwell on the past fans will be looking forward to see what judge can do before the end of the season and certainly what he can do before the end of the game tonight, shep. >> we'll be watching in about one minute valerie castro, thank you very much now you know the news. it's been a good night go yanks hope to see you back tomorrow. thanks for trusting us for your news and information for all of us at cnbc, have a good one >>> it is 5:00 a.m. at cnbc global headquarters. here is your top "five@5." stocks in the whipsaw action following the rate hike and more volatility looks on tap with futures moving between gains and losses. >>> the central bank digging in further on its fight against inflation. raising interest rates by another 75 basis points. stephen roach lays out why there is more tightening coming down the line. >>> russians

the run judge has had lately, some are quick to point out other players like barry bonds and mark maguires range but those were tainted by performance enhancing drugs. he says it's not fair to judge to dwell on the past fans will be looking forward to see what judge can do before the end of the season and certainly what he can do before the end of the game tonight, shep. >> we'll be watching in about one minute valerie castro, thank you very much now you know the news. it's been a good night go yanks hope to see you back tomorrow. thanks for trusting us for your news and information for all of us at cnbc, have a sorry, e busy. what in the world are you doing? i'm in the metaverse, bundling my home and auto insurance. why don't you just do that in the real world? um, because now i can bundle in space. watch this. i still don't get it. save up to 25% when you bundle home and auto with allstate. click or call for a quote today. [zoom call] ...pivot... work bye. vacation hi! book with priceline. 'cause when you save more, you can “no way!” more. no wayyyy. no waaayyy! no way! [phone ringing]

let'sjust take john maguire out with the queues are there.he weekend, low pressure across scandinavia, it means we have a northerly set up on that one will be pretty strong at times. especially tomorrow. even though today a noticeable rise in northern scotland and around some coasts, a fair bit of counsel for, breaking up more readily into the afternoon so more sunshine for the scattering of showers across scotland, one or two elsewhere. most will be dry. temperatures certainly down on what we have been used to likely a particularly cruel across parts of northern scotland, 11 to 13. a windy night tonight, window strengthening down eastern coastal counties of england, showers becoming more frequent. a few showers dotted around towards the west of north wales, maybe not west midlands but most of you dry with clear skies tonight. temperatures as low as two or three degrees in parts of scotland. kept at bay by dropping further by the strength of the wind. a windy day friday across the board, the driest and brightest with longer spells of sunshine

and i had a conversation sometime ago with brett maguire go, with the security council.and you know, your former master of the uae. you know a lot of players. i don't think it is outrageous that he has been denied due process. he was arrested pretty much around the time the president within the region. a slap in the face. let me go on to the killing of american journalist shampoo abdullah actually in the west bank on may 11th. secretary blinken has repeatedly called for quote, an independent credible investigation, and for credit accountability. president biden has said the same. just a simple yes or no question, is that still the position of the biden administration? >>? >> the need for an independent credible investigation? >> we have asked that there be a credible investigation. >> the secretary is on record a couple of times calling for an independent investigation. that is a quote. >> you know, i will have to come back to you on that, senator. because that has not been my understanding of where our position was. but let me clarify. >> well, i think you will find a n

john maguire, bbc news, yorkshire.ndidates becomes prime minister and crosses the threshold tomorrow. they won't have much time to enjoy the trappings of office i get used to the surroundings, they have got a huge amount to deal with immediately. we will talk about some of those challenges, the various options during the programme this morning. we will hear from options during the programme this morning. we will hearfrom labour in about 20 minutes about what they are thinking at this moment, where does this leave them if the new prime minister gets a bit of a bounce in the polls. lots more coverage throughout the programme and we will look at the highs and lows of boris johnson's time at this address. but first let's go back to sally in the studio. thank you, we will come back to you later in the programme. police in canada are hunting for two men after at least ten people were killed and 15 others injured in a series of mass stabbings. the attacks took place across 13 locations in saskatchewan province. we can speak n

john maguire reports from belfast.man and she always had a good fashion sense about her. i loved always seeing every outfit, every time we have seen her on the tv, my granny loved her. and honestly it will not be the same looking on the tv no more not seeing her. it will be terrible, it's a sad, sad thing. people of the shankill road are very loyal, very loyal and royal. tracey and her daughter isabel come here every day. a mark of respect for the queen and to show support for the new king. i am confident. he's had, he's had his whole life being trained by a woman who was strong, very independent, and, you know, i think he will do a good job, yeah, i do. the queen reigned through some of the most turbulent and violent years of the united kingdom's post—war history. but throughout worked to build bridges. so what was that day like, claire? it felt like a hugely political event, and the lyric was going to be in the spotlight for something which could actually be a seismic shift for these islands. we were really proud, ac

breakfast�*s john maguire reports.ld setting in? yeah, oh, massively, a sense of panic. scott was discharged from the army with a medical condition after serving 23 years. he says adapting to civilian life was tough. i massively struggled when i first left the army and joined civvy street. so i was diagnosed with adjustment disorder. you get tired being angry all the time. not angry as in physical, but angry at the world for who knows what. the veterans charity help the heroes today publishes research that says one in three former members of the armed forces have had suicidal thoughts. aaron says the number could have been higher. we're very good at hiding what we're thinking when we want to. having gone through that process as well of therapy, every session you fill out a form. you don't need to tell the truth on that form unless you want to. so from my experience, i wanted my career to continue, so i'm not going to tick the suicide box. we need to understand that it's - a preventable and avoidable death. help the her

more people here, asjohn maguire was showing us, people who are visiting the uk, taking their momentoking quite misty herejust coming up i said, things looking quite misty here just coming up to seven o'clock on sunday morning but let's see how the weather is looking for the rest of the uk. good morning to you. it looks like part two of the weekend will be drier and sunnier than yesterday. it will feel quite warm into the afternoon as well but we have a new area of low pressure, which will work into western areas later on, bringing some rain particularly to northern ireland, and you can see it is showing up clearly here on the pressure chart. a pressure though holds on across much of the country, bringing fine and settled conditions throughout the day. but it will be quite a chilly start across scotland, england and wales, some mist and fog patches around first thing, which can be quite dense for a while and then we will see plenty of sunshine in the afternoon. a bit of sunshine in the afternoon. a bit of fair weather cloud bubbling up, that might herald an isolated shower. for north

john maguire has been among the crowds, morning to you.poke to so many people yesterday, everybody had a different story, everybody i had a different reason for why they wanted to come here to buckingham palace, everybody what they had a personal link to her majesty the queen. both of them, pretty much everybody i spoke to would not have had the opportunity to meet her. crowds building, and certainly in the last few minutes have doubled in size outside buckingham palace. there are any flowers, floral tributes because overnight, crews have spent the entire night moving them to green parks, there will be a special area set up there. now they are asking members of the public not to lay flowers but to take them to green park. certainly the floral tributes here last night until they started building them had built up to an extraordinary level. let me introduce you to a group of new friends, people be gathered together who have come from near and far to talk to us this morning. karen and gina, sisters. you brought your flowers, will take to gree

john maguire, bbc news, buckingham palace. are both deserving recipients of the mbe, congratulations to you both. that is one of the reasons why you are invited along today. tell us about your organisation.- about your organisation. good morning- _ about your organisation. good morning- the _ about your organisation. good morning. the organisation, i about your organisation. (ems. morning. the organisation, blind veterans uk, we are a national charity, we support blind veterans, anyone who served in the armed forces who are registered blind. 0ur patron, queen elizabeth, up to 2016, she became our patron when she became the queen in 1952 so we are honoured to come to this incredible celebration of life but also deep reflection of her majesty. blind veterans uk support blind veterans, we have rehabilitation centres, we are in the community, everywhere. fantastic work. tell us about receiving the invitation to today. i was completely shocked. i was driving, i was in the car, i got a telephone call from the cabinet office and i wa

there was a lot of talk about the players around the form and none more so than harry maguire, but garyaldo has been charged by the fa over footage which appears to show him knocking a phone out of a fan�*s hand. —— cristiano. he was cautioned by police regarding the incident in august. england are under way in the third of the t20 internationals in pakistan after the incredible run chase. another huge target 44 will jack�*s. they set pakistan target of 222 to win the series. level at 1—1. in london, roger federer is set to play his final match against rafael nadal. what a sight to see there, and team europe are already 2—0 up. stefan us 60 pots be diego schwartzman in straight sets. gavin, thank you very much. let us turn our attention to ukraine. a united nations commission of inquiry investigating alleged human rights violations in ukraine has concluded that war crimes have been committed. the commission listed russian bombing of civilians areas, numerous executions, torture and sexual violence, including assaults on children. the news comes as four ukrainian regions controlled wholl

but once the football was under way it was under fire harry maguire who made the first crucial mistakegan cool as _ surprise, germany penalty. ilkay gundogan cool as you _ surprise, germany penalty. ilkay gundogan cool as you like. it was to get worse, the unmarked kai havertz seized the moment to double germany�*s lead. england tackles were up germany�*s lead. england tackles were up and the shackles were off, here comes the comeback. —— england�*s hackles were up. bit between teeth, england sensed an opportunity, subs bukayo saka and mason mount got them back into it. this was more like it. and how soon the tables can turn. this time slot are back with a rash challenge. harry kane with the perfect response from the penalty spot. hope spilled the ball at the feet of car habits, this was far too easy. he knewjust what a mistake that was. it ended 3—3. no winning sendoff. that was. it ended 3-3. no winning sendoff. ., , ., , sendoff. nearly all the goals we conceded were _ sendoff. nearly all the goals we conceded were avoidable. - so we are 2—0, looking into a difficult moment, but i�*

john maguire, bbc news, north somerset.that whole thing about the phrase you used, getting out and about, being normal, therein lies the rub because you are... i don't want to misquote you are... i don't want to misquote you but i think you said you are terrified of what leading a normal life for a two—year—old would be in clara's case sign we are very privileged to have access to the health care that we do, and clara has an opportunity to have a great, full life. unfortunately she will remain vulnerable for the rest of her life so she will be vulnerable primarily to infection and her life so she will be vulnerable primarily to infection— her life so she will be vulnerable primarily to infection and we have had a couple _ primarily to infection and we have had a couple of _ primarily to infection and we have had a couple of instances - primarily to infection and we have had a couple of instances where l primarily to infection and we have i had a couple of instances where she has had _ had a couple of instances where she has

john maguire is there. give us a sense of the people you have been talking to.orning. 7m. are right. it is getting very busy indeed here. something really has struck me about being here and people are saying the same things to me today about the queen, her seven decades of duty, 17 years of service as they did a few weeks ago during the platinumjubilee as they did a few weeks ago during the platinum jubilee celebrations. the admiration for her is extraordinary. you can see some of the tributes, floral tributes, but also handwritten notes, of the regard in which the queen was held, it is quite something. we'll heartfelt sentiments expressed in a lot of these notes, and seeing the same things about the woman herself but the atmosphere is entirely different. the platinumjubilee but the atmosphere is entirely different. the platinum jubilee was one ofjoy different. the platinum jubilee was one of joy and different. the platinum jubilee was one ofjoy and this is a sober atmosphere. it is really quite quiet. jenny has come to lay flowers, good morning. what did the qu

our reporterjohn maguire is with some very senior faith leaders now. one and we will talk to _ confidential. we are live on bbc one and we will talk to some _ confidential. we are live on bbc one and we will talk to some of - confidential. we are live on bbc one and we will talk to some of the - and we will talk to some of the people in the queue. can i ask you one thing on a personal level as we've seen so much of you with the various services in the last few days. what are your feelings? what are your thoughts and how have you been? i are your thoughts and how have you been? . , , , are your thoughts and how have you been? . . , , ., are your thoughts and how have you been? .. . , ., . . been? i was very, very moved at a ersonal been? i was very, very moved at a personal level _ been? i was very, very moved at a personal level yesterday. - been? i was very, very moved at a personal level yesterday. i - been? i was very, very moved at a personal level yesterday. i don't i personal level yesterday. i don't know. _ personal level yesterday. i don't know

peter jay maguire, the founder of labor day, one of his hallmarks was to create a weekend -- back then it was actually one day off. we now have the weekend with two days off. the other thing was the exploitation of child labor. trying to put the brakes on that. as we know looking back in our industrial revolution children were exploited. there is no question about that, it is a fact! it is not up for debate. why do you want to command ranking member color for talking about the worth of the agriculture industry. yes, yes, yes! absolutely! i encourage more people to get involved. the one thing we do know, and i grew up in a slightly different area and that was the construction industry, very hazardous. very dangerous. no shot has saved countless lives. one thing more hazardous thing construction is agriculture. we know that. the figure speak for themselves. it is incredibly dangerous. quite often you are out alone a tractor flips, a piece of equipment you get stuck, the rest is, as a say, history. one of the things i found interesting from some of the opening remarks is salt protection.

let's go to college green withjohn maguire.often prepared a good crack against their opposite number. a couple of good jokes. i suspect he will attack keir starmerfor jokes. i suspect he will attack keir starmer for the fact that the labour party has not produced a female leader and she is the conservatives third leader. given the gravity of the broader situation at the moment and the fact that we're all waiting for this big energy announcement which we think is going to come tomorrow, i think mood we will see become quite serious. he will press her very heavily about the package and who is going to pay for it. and she will want to send out a message of reassurance that the conservative party have a plan. i imagine there will be some knock—about but they will be some knock—about but they will move to the economy pretty quickly. it will move to the economy pretty tuickl . , ., _ ., quickly. it will be quite easy for her to play _ quickly. it will be quite easy for herto play a — quickly. it will be quite easy for her to play a s

let's cross now to college green and check in withjohn maguire. good morning. good morning.ed village here. many representatives from the world media to cd an ointment of a new prime minister later. somebody who has known liz truss... we were figuring it out, 25-30 truss... we were figuring it out, 25—30 years since they were students at oxford university, is mark littlewood. director general of the institute of economic affairs. did you imagine, did she tell you she wanted to be world queen? i guess she was on — wanted to be world queen? i guess she was on the _ wanted to be world queen? i guess she was on the list _ wanted to be world queen? i guess she was on the list of— wanted to be world queen? i guess she was on the list of people - wanted to be world queen? i guess she was on the list of people you i she was on the list of people you thought might make it. people studying politics at oxford, a number of them go on to be prime minister. if you tell me the odds when i first met her that she would be a minister i would say 1000—1. if you told me she would be prime minis

but once the football was under way, it was under—fire harry maguire who made the first crucial mistakeperfect response from the penalty spot. germany looked shocked — just not for long. when pope spilled the ball at the feet of havertz, this was far too easy. he knewjust what a mistake that was. 3—3 it ended. no winning send—off. all the goals we conceded are avoidable, so we are 2—0, looking into a difficult moment, but i�*ve gotta say, the players have been the last few days, they have taken some individual responsibility. well, this was much better from england, who rediscovered some much needed self—belief. but there�*s still clearly work to do. no win in six games, the first time that�*s happened in 29 years, and they�*ve no time to put it right. natalie pirks, bbc news, wembley. next n ext sto p next stop qatar. worcester warriors could face relegation from the top flight of english rugby union after being placed into adminstration yesterday. and there are fears other clubs could follow. the financially stricken side had to provide proof of a credible plan for the future by 5pm y

. in 7 7 harry maguire .have carried out a startling test of a new technique to protect the earth from potentially dangerous asteroids. they deliberately crashed a spacecraft into a 500ft—wide space rock to push it off—course — at a speed of around 14,000 miles an hour. the collision took place almost seven million miles from earth. our science editor, rebecca morelle, was watching. closing in on the target. images beamed back from seven million miles away as a nasa spacecraft approaches an asteroid. the details of the rocky world are revealed, but this probe isn't here to study it. its job is to knock the space rock off course by smashing into it. ..two...one! oh, wow. and this was the reaction from mission control. cheering fantastic! oh, fantastic! this space rock poses no threat. this is a test to see how we could deal with one on a collision course with the earth. i definitely think that, as far as we can tell, our first planetary defence test was a success, and i think we can clap to that, everyone. che

sirjohn maguire reporting, anotherfull day ahead, sirjohn maguire reporting, another full day ahead, kharkiv region. even russian officials admit to being outnumbered by eight to one here. "izyum was, is and always will be ukraine", says this soldier. this is territory which russia fought hard to take, lost in the space of days. translation: we met them with tears in our eyes. i we could not imagine that they would come so unexpectedly, but we have been waiting for them almost half a year, and we are so happy. whenever russia is frustrated, it responds. this time, accused of striking civilian targets. a major power station, reduced to this... ..causing trains to stop working on kharkiv�*s metro. forsome, much more was lost than just power. ukraine is pushing on more than one front. that has risks but it is enough to worry one of putin's biggest allies, chechen leader ramzan kadyrov. "if changes are not made," he said in an online post, "i will be forced to go to the country's leadership." this is the most significant russian withdrawal since they pulled out from kyiv in late march. t

peter jay maguire, the founder of labor day, one of his hallmarks was to create a weekend -- back thens actually one day off. we now have the weekend with two days off. the other thing was the exploitation of child labor. trying to put the brakes on that. as we know looking back in our industrial revolution children were exploited. there is no question about that, it is a fact! it is not up for debate. why do you want to command ranking member color for talking about the worth of the agriculture industry. yes, yes, yes! absolutely! i encourage more people to get involved. the one thing we do know, and i grew up in a slightly different area and that was the construction industry, very hazardous. very dangerous. no shot has saved countless lives. one thing more hazardous thing construction is agriculture. we know that. the figure speak for themselves. it is incredibly dangerous. quite often you are out alone a tractor flips, a piece of equipment you get stuck, the rest is, as a say, history. one of the things i found interesting from some of the opening remarks is salt protection. recent

scarlett maguire, what did you make of it? i thought it was fascinating.d really well. she is clearly— and she reacted really well. she is clearly briefed and takes it very seriously, — clearly briefed and takes it very seriously, unlike borisjohnson, who doesn't _ seriously, unlike borisjohnson, who doesn't go _ seriously, unlike borisjohnson, who doesn't go off into vaccines, because _ doesn't go off into vaccines, because she can't but what was so interesting — because she can't but what was so interesting about it was it was sheer— interesting about it was it was sheer ideology, so now he knows that he will _ sheer ideology, so now he knows that he will -- _ sheer ideology, so now he knows that he will -- is _ sheer ideology, so now he knows that he will —— is how she will answer and it's— he will —— is how she will answer and it's anything about lower taxes and it's anything about lower taxes and giving — and it's anything about lower taxes and giving so he knows how to plot his questions in future and i thought— his questions in future and i thought

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