and i think, because of that, we're probably in a better spot with maisie now.ed. she died injune 2022. i think the loneliness is probably the one which really gets you. it wasn't till that probably the dark nights came in. so i'm talking wintertime. so as a farm round here, we slow down quite a lot in the winter. we don't have as much work on and it gets dark at four o'clock. and you think, i'll ring someone. so you start ringing people and stuff like that. but, then, you know, it's still not the same. it's still not the same as having someone there to talk to alongside you. but i have learned that, i have gone through that, i am better for that experience, because my reflection on life is better. shortly after tiffany's death, leicester won the premiership. tom took maisie to watch at twickenham, and the tigers rallied behind their former team—mate. i got to go onto the pitch and lift the trophy. so i got a real... i had such a low, low, low to then a massive high watching the leicester boys win a trophy. i think we all find that sport can give you so much, at

i want to thank senator brian chance, maisie -- and representative and. -- ed.nd many native hawaiians and island leaders. who have worked tirelessly to protect our oceans. i want to thank you. thank you. it would not have happened without you. and that is not all we are doing today. earlier you heard secretary holland announce she is taking steps to modernize the public lands, to put conservation on an equal footing with development, to safeguard more places for people to camp and fish. and we will be moving ahead with a strategy to conserve the wildlife across agencies and our entire landscape. whether it is the national park service or the bureau of land management or the forest service, private landowners. need to be coordinated to make sure the habitats we are conserving along migration routes, no matter where or who is in charge of the land. today we are releasing the first-ever united states ocean climate action plan, to harness the tremendous power of the ocean to help in the full -- fight against the climate crisis. [applause] pres. biden: we know and y

[000:00:00;00] wireless about 780 is very good for maisi, this water which at this point in the picture always reaches 40% , there is also the possibility of reducing nisi, but these 400 elements that are needed for survival and life are less than this . water loses its nutritional value and its value for human growth and the growth of the so-called living things . it actually transfers honor to jam city. in the southern region of the country, mr. president, this may be difficult the most implementation project that has been implemented in today 's money is 7 thousand billion tomans of investment. one pure meter can be pumped. we do not have 800 meters of pumping in the length of 42 kilometers or less in the country. we have more pumping stations, but not at this torque . it was implemented . we have 5 pumping stations along the route and 40 kilometers of the distribution network and 33 kilometers of electricity transmission lines, which were implemented by our distribution partners in the minimum time, mr. president, this project was approved in 2006. the project was stopped on time an

lawrence is standing by with the latest that you've got an update on our cold temperatures maisie. mean, really this stretch we've been talking a lot about the snow. we haven't able to talk about all the record. we've had record low lows record high, a low high temperatures. it's been really interesting around the bay area. some of those records dating back to the 18. 100's were just come out of time called the little ice age. so, yeah, it's been unbelievably cold out there. and again, we started out with some very cold temperatures. nice shot out free tonight. it's going to be freezing around the bay area again overnht low yeah, this morning we have some chilly one. started out at 39 degrees in downtown san francisco. that is a cold night in an urban area. how about oakland? also a record. 38 degrees their time on those records. go back a long time to some of them. back to the 18. 100's. >> all right. tonight. yeah, it's going to be chilly. get out there. there's no getting around these numbers dropping off again. you can see the area shaded in purple here. that's we've got freeze

when maisie's not at school, she comes here to heroes, an educational therapy centre in oxfordshire.n school. i think i've learnt a lot more being here. school pay for me to come here, so they are helping. but i think coming here, we do work, so it's not like we're just like taking the mick out of it and, you know, missing school andjust riding, because we're still doing work. and how are you getting on today here? children with special educational needs are seven times more likely to be excluded from school. veena verahsammy knows all too well what families go through. her son was excluded from school for a year. she set up an alternative provision. it stops children who are excluded from feeling isolated and permanently dropping out of education. i think especially with the children who have got send needs, a lot of these children aren't getting a diagnosis or some of them are getting misdiagnosed. these kids feel completely isolated. they feel abandoned. one of the biggest issues is funding. so even if a school has identified and they really want to support these children, a lot o

paralympic champions maisie summers—newton and bethany firth have been named in the british team forps which will be held in manchester. they are among the 28—strong gb team for the event which begins at the end ofjuly and runs into august. summers—newton, won gold for england at the commonwealth games last summer in addition to a hat—trick of world titles in 2022. firth another gold medallist, but for northern ireland at birmingham 2022, will be looking to secure further success in front of uk fans. it will be the first event to be hosted at the revamped manchester aquatics centre which has been closed for refurbishment work since november 2021. the women's six nations kicked off in style over the weekend — with wales beating ireland, and england thrashing scotland. one woman hoping to break into that england team is zainab alemma who playes for richmond. she recently met up with maxine edwards who was the second black england captain, and led them out for their first international women's match at twickenham. bbc sport went along to catch up wth them. i“m zeinab, i play for richmon

see if you can get it - on from the same place. 14—year—old maisie is autistic, has adhd and has struggledes and now attends school part—time. i've never liked school. ijust didn't fit in. i was out of school for months. so then when i've gone into a school, it's a bit like so many people just everywhere, like, crowding me. 0n the first day i went there, it was a lot. 0ne foot in the stirrup. beautifully done. when macey�*s not at school, she comes here to heroes, an educational therapy centre in 0xfordshire. it's helped hundreds of children with special educational needs who are struggling in school. the school pay for me to come here, so they are helping. i think i've learnt a lot more being here. we're still doing work. from mainstream to specialist schools, there are calls for urgent funding and intervention to help support an increasing number of pupils. the government is promising more investment and specialist staff and admits that for too many of the system is broken. almost ended up in the worst of all worlds with a lot more money being spent but the provision not being right, so

this the tweet from thomas maisie just got off of a zoom meeting with the fed treasury house and senate program in place to censor social media a run on the banks. you were in this meeting this morning. what are they talking about here? >> right. it was brought up during the zoom call last night. >> the idea that if the administration was going to push for censorship of certain media stories that there is no run on the banks there should be no censorship on the table whatsoever in any way, shape, or form. whether you agree with the administration's position or not. we have seen this story before time and time again. and it's wrong. we have got to make sure that our government is not trying to censor information for business owners, individuals or the public. >> todd: seems to me that certain dems a lot of dems can't stop, won't stop when it comes to censorship it's almost like they think the first amendment is optional it is not. congresswoman nancy mayes thank you nor joining us on a very busy news morning and breaking down complex issues. thank you. >> thank you. >> i think anyone hea

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when maisie's not at school, she comes here to heroes, an educational therapy centre in oxfordshire. and admits that for too many of the system is broken. almost ended up in the worst of all worlds with a lot more money being spent but the provision not being right, so a big part of the investment is building the capacity and with £2.6 billion into building more places. good. making the right changes are crucial in transforming the lives of thousands of children and young people. for too many, it's been a fight to get the right support. elaine dunkley, bbc news. some teachers in wales and the south of england are on strike today in a long—running dispute over pay. it's the third day of walkouts by neu members. there was industrial action in northern england on tuesday, and the midlands and eastern regions, yesterday. 1,000 charities have written to the chancellor asking for cash in the upcoming budget to help with redistributing waste and surplus food from farms. the charities say 3—million tonnes of food is going to waste on farms alone, and have asked jeremy hunt to invest £25 mill

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see if you can get it on from the same place. 14—year—old maisie is autistic, has adhd and has struggledluded numerous times and now attends school part time. i've never liked school. ijust didn't fit in. i was out of school for a month. so then when i've gone into a school, it's a bit like so many people just everywhere, like crowding me. 0n the first day i went there, it was a lot. so instead of going to class, i'll be doing one to one science, maths, art. 0ne foot in the stirrup. beautifully done. when masey�*s not at school, she comes here to heroes, an educational therapy centre in 0xfordshire. it's helped hundreds of children with special educational needs who are struggling in school. i think i've learnt a lot more being here. school pay for me to come here, so they are helping. but i think coming here, we do work, so it's not like we're just taking the mick out of it and, you know, missing school and just riding because we're still doing work. and how are you getting on today here? children with special educational needs are seven times more likely to be excluded from school. vee

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see if you can get it on from the same place. 14—year—old maisie is autistic, has adhd and a struggletional needs who are struggling in school. i think i've learnt a lot more being here. school pay for me to come here, so they are helping. but i think coming here, we do work, so it's not like we're just like taking the mick out of it and, you know, missing school and just riding because we're still doing work. and how are you getting on today here? children with special educational needs are seven times more likely to be excluded from school. veena verasami knows all too well what families go through. her son was excluded from school for a year. she set up an alternative provision. it stops children who are excluded from feeling isolated and permanently dropping out of education. i think especially with the children who have got send needs, a lot of these children aren't getting a diagnosis or some of them are getting misdiagnosed. these kids feel completely isolated. they feel abandoned. one of the biggest issues is funding. so even if a school has identified and they really want to

paralympic champions maisie summers—newton and bethany firth have been named in the british team forsummer in addition to a hat—trick of world titles in 2022. firth was another gold medallist, but for northern ireland at birmingham 2022. she'll be looking to secure further success in front of uk fans. it will be the first event to be hosted at the revamped manchester aquatics centre which has been closed for refurbishment work since november 2021. and that's all the sport for now. 0k, ok, ben, thank you very much. more now on the news that humza yousaf has been selected as the new snp leader. who is he and what sort of leader. who is he and what sort of leader will he be? kirsten oswald has this profile. nicola sturgeon had the measure of humza yousaf from the earliest days of his political career. he was tipped as one to watch from the moment he was first elected 12 years ago. humza yousaf, glasgow. at 37 he'll be scotland's youngest first minister and the first scots asians to hold the role. he's the son of immigrants who came to scotland in the 1960s, and friends say that's given

later today, the prime minister will announce alongside present biden and prime minister aldo maisiesenting all 42 world service language services. we have established a new director of the fc d0 incorporating government information cell to increase our capacity to assess and counter hostile information manipulation by actors including russia and china where eight of ex uk interests overseas. we will double funding for chinese expertise and capacities in so that we have more mandarin and china experts and we will create a new £1 billion integrated security fund to deliver critical programmes at home and overseas on key priorities like economic and cyber security, counterterrorism and on the battle to uphold and defend human rights. we will establish a new national protective securities authority located within m15. it will provide uk businesses and other organisations with immediate access to expert security advice. . a new £50 million economic deterrence and literature save will strengthen sanctions enforcement and impact and will also give us new to chills to respond to hostile act

senators tammy duckworth and maisie hirono said that they were tired of confirming any white men appointedy president biden, that's kind of a scary thing. actually they said it would be ok with confirming white men if they were gay. after two years were up, a legal journal did a study and found out that two years into the biden administration, only five out of 97 judges were white men. we were able to determine that one of the five was gay, we don't know about the others. i think that's a little bit scary. i think if you're going to take the legal community collectively, remembering that you don't really appoint people to the federal judiciary when they're 26 years old, so when we look at maybe the legal community of people age 95 and up, instead we're going to try to find the best judges we can, i would think more than five out of 97 judges would be white men who are not gay. but that's what we have, actually probably less than five. four, three, whatever. but i think it's something for the media to pick up on and ask some more questions here. you know, does the biden administration reall

i think maisie potter is a really good bet. he's won the last four times., the racing racecourse. so yeah, the racing form is very important . he's won form is very important. he's won the last four. then in the ryanair chase, i think siskin his own by heart. so he trained by nicky henderson again he's going to be a favourites but extremely hard to beat. i think you can you can't go too far out if you back him and then like you mentioned the paddy power stairs hurdle that's probably the biggest one today i've couple in this i mean at home by the league that's trained by joseph o'brien he has won his last two times out and then i know joseph he lives too not far from me back here back in ireland. and he has a very big tail that he trains on. and as everyone knows, in cheltenham that that big hill up to of the final stretch to the finish takes its toll. and so many horses . so i'd like to think his horses. so i'd like to think his horses. so i'd like to think his horses will have would possibly have the advantage there so that that might see him through and t

at least if you actually maisie no normal treatment being four foot wide shoulders that's the thing.we're back to dallas dynasty. she looks fabulous. but you know , that's all power, shoulders , , that's all power, shoulders, muscle. it's muscle. this morning, you loved this dress. thatis morning, you loved this dress. that is a lie. just to make this a british super woman on a on woman's day. thanks guys. everybody feels sorry for me now. i'm not the bad guy. i think it is . where should we go? think it is. where should we go? can we talk about the rail strikes? i don't think we've done enough coverage over the last couple days about the last couple of days about the real of momentum towards real kind of momentum towards lots going on. at the lots of talks going on. at the moment. feels lots of moment. it feels like lots of strikes are paused, at strikes are being paused, at least souls by wall money least it's souls by wall money over emily. looks like it over emily. it looks like it might because the rmt , which might be because the rmt, which has been the most intransigent in gia