i'm alan casserly with the masons of california. in our conversations with building managers and hoa president near us, we heard the same concerns that you heard this afternoon in terms of trash pickup. what we agreed to do is to pick up trash before and during the event as well as after the event, which is what the procedure had been up until that point. regarding guarding patrons that might gather or make noise outside of their building, we've committed to putting staff by their building to keep people moving along the driveway situation at 1201, california got a good understanding of that. we have offered to apply for and pay for a keep clear sign. there and to have staff there to enforce that. keep clear sign should it should traffic be congested in front of their driveway? live nation has opened the doors or access to the building hours now earlier before the building so people can come in. there are there are dozens of restrooms inside the building. we do even have two public restrooms, restrooms that you can access, even if t

chris mason and faisal islam, thank you very much.on the tackling it together pages of the bbc news website or on the bbc news app. footage has emerged of the man who led the short lived mutiny against russia's military leaders. it's the first time yevgeny prigozhin, leader of the wagner mercenary group, has been seen since the uprising, and he's reported to be in neighbouring belarus. as our correspondent from bbc verify, nick beake, reports, in the clip posted on the messaging service, telegram, prigozhin is still critical of the russian armed forces. backin back in business in belarus. the former hot dog seller apparently reunited with his private army. cheering theirface hard to make cheering their face hard to make out but the voice certainly sounds like yevgeny prigozhin, the man who defied president putin and lived to tell the tale, for now. this was the last we had seen of prigozhin nearly a month ago, just after calling off his rebellion. hours earlier, his wagner forces his rebellion. hours earlier, his wagnerforces had been

mason at downing i after, on tuesday. thank you for- that, chris mason at downing street. oil says it wasn't behind a protest at the wedding this weekend of the former chancellor, george osborne. after leaving the church in somerset with his new wife, thea rogers, a woman threw orange confetti over the couple. despite sharing the video of the incident on social media, the campaign group says it doesn't know who she is. the cost—of—living crisis is putting immense pressure on families right across britain. official figures show the sharpest drop in household incomes on record, but for many having to face hardship and uncertainty is not new. our special correspondent fergal keane has returned to see some hard—pressed communities and individuals he first visited over 20 years ago. it's a journey that reveals stories of resiliene and courage, as fergal reports now from govan in glasgow. the big boats are back in a clyde shipyard that's thriving again. i'm retracing steps i first took over 20 years ago. how you doing, boys? back then, the shipyard was in decline. this wasjohn b

>> ¡noquÉalo, mason!s siguen de pie. >> ¿estÁs bien? ¿cÓmo estÁ tu brazo? lo estÁs haciendo bien. >> estoy mejor de lo que creÍ. >> este es el Último round. >> ¿estÁ bien? ¿estÁ bien? >> ¿cÓmo estÁs? >> he estado peor. >> [jim] cara a cara. falta un round. ¿quiÉn hubiera pensado que esto era posible? >> ¿puedes ver con ese ojo? >> [robert] ¡dÉjame hablar con Él! ¡mÍrame! no tienes que arriesgarte mÁs de lo necesario. no hay nada mÁs que probar, papÁ. no hay nada mÁs que probar. >> esto saldrÁ como tenga que salir, hijo. >> [paulie] ¡tÚ puedes, rocko! ¡tÚ puedes! >> solo falta un round. >> entonces, sal... hazlo. >> dice el refrÁn que a cada campeÓn le queda una gran pelea en su interior. >> sÍ. >> y rocky lo estÁ comprobando hasta ahora. [campanilla] >> [joe] vengan al centro... choquen los guantes. >> [paulie] rocko, el Último round de tu vida. >> [joe] ¡vengan! >> ¡el Último! >> [joe] vengan. choquen los guantes. chÓquenlos. >> sÍ que eres un viejo loco. >> asÍ serÁs tÚ. >> [joe] a pelear. [campanilla]

two football news and mason mount has _ it. two football news and mason mount has completed _ it.ount has completed his transfer from chelsea to manchester united for an initial £55 million. 24—year—old midfielder came through the chelsea academy and is the first signing ahead of the new season and is signed a five year contract. england, meanwhile, average the first european under 21 championship find out since 2009 are beating israel 3—0 in georgia. nottingham forest open the scoring. palmer made it two. larger major of smashing the third. —— archer. they will play ukraine or spain in saturday's final is able to win the competition for the first time since 1984. finally, perry st germain have confirmed that christophe galtier have left his role after a year in charge. —— paris. he finished one point clear of second place last, but they fell short in the champions league when they were knocked out in the last 16 by bayern munich. and that is sadly all the time we have left for now. you can get all the latest sports news from the bbc sport app or from latest sports news from the b

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george mason. elbridge gerry edmund randolph. they were from virginia massachusetts and virginia, by the way, the order that i mentioned them, they to side. and one of the big concerns is a lack of a bill of rights. george mason had written virginia declaration of rights. he'd written the freedoms that the people of his state possessed, that the government take away. and there was not a bill of rights in this case that did not spell one out. some of their fellow delegates, like alexander hamilton, thought that a bill of rights could be unnecessary. maybe even dangerous. hamilton says that, you know, this constitution is we the people, giving powers to, the government, not the other way around. that the government cannot take these rights away because we have not given it the ability to do that. he suggests it could be dangerous to suggest there are limits on this, on a bill of writing, a bill of rights suggests other freedoms might be as important, may not be protected, but people are not swayed. a lot of folks agree with george

[applause] >> lieutenant mason, tenderloin station. it is my honor to introduce officer victor custudio star 1547, officer chilly is on vacation and also will be honored today. on 6-22-2023, approximately 2440 hours, tenderloin station officers respond to call of shooting and homicide at holiday plaza. upon arrival, officer chilly, as he gave permission to call him, because i don't want to bircher his name. chilly initiated first aid. used a chest seal and cpr to help work on the victim. maintained life saving efforts until the victim transported to sfgh. after

batch report by chris mason. ——that report by chris mason. other stories in the headlines. the us secretary of state antony blinken has held �*candid and constructive talks with the chinese top diplomat wang yi. the meeting held in indonesia's capitaljakarta comes as part of a continued effort to reduce tensions between the two global powers. days earlier, tech giant microsoft said chinese hackers had breached us government email accounts. blinken raised this with wang — but he pushed back on what he called us "interference" in china's affairs. to thailand, where the progressive alliance that won the general election has been blocked from forming a government. the military—appointed senate rejected its candidate for prime minister, despite the fact that the alliance has a clear majority in the lower house. parliament is expected to hold another vote next week. the taliban has ordered teacher training centres to be closed in afghanistan. the islamists called them unnecessary and ineffective. the nearly 4,000 staff are to be moved to a new depa

chris mason, bbc news. will you | mason, bbc news.about schools, where is the money coming from to pay for that? thanks, chris. as i said in my speech, — thanks, chris. as i said in my speech, this is a significant pay award — speech, this is a significant pay award it— speech, this is a significant pay award it is— speech, this is a significant pay award. it is one of the most significant we have had in decades. it is significant we have had in decades. it is costing — significant we have had in decades. it is costing billions of pounds more — it is costing billions of pounds more than the government had budgeted for, and that has consequences. if we are going to prioritise — consequences. if we are going to prioritise paying put workers more, it has— prioritise paying put workers more, it has to _ prioritise paying put workers more, it has to come from somewhere else. it it has to come from somewhere else. it wouldn't _ it has to come from somewhere else. it wouldn't be responsible to borrow more _ it wouldn't be responsible to borr

[applause] >> lieutenant mason, tenderloin station. it is my honor to introduce officer victor custudio star 1547, officer chilly is on vacation and also will be honored today. on 6-22-2023, approximately 2440 hours, tenderloin station officers respond to call of shooting and homicide at holiday plaza. upon arrival, officer chilly, as he gave permission to call him, because i don't want to bircher his name. chilly initiated first aid. used a chest seal and cpr to help work on the victim. maintained life saving efforts until the victim transported to sfgh. after ambulance departed began-witnesses located video footage orphthe incident. in the video chilly discovered a image of the suspect. direction of travel he relayed to the officers. officer custudio one of the top plain clothe officers under (indiscernible) had to go off script there, located a potential suspect. entering a taxi cab at 8 and mission. custeedio was in plain clothes, maintained visual of the suspect, (indiscernible) team members to the area, met with sergeant jones an

i think the mason earl sugar shaw shrugged off the city of practically zero piraeus our higher systemf transport and communication was turned off by notifications to the municipal guests. the town hall was guilty of becoming the highest bottle representing the crowned center of its author's city, and moreover, the nobles themselves could hardly sail away to political processes and, with the appearance of this town hall. it was a full nose god e gajane. yes, at least yana's shasu is a reason for a wood letter in the cities, the cats were caught by us, evil problems. and all that i could not rob them was to take care of the spitals and supervise the road expression of the great house of the town hall, uh, x it was a complete paradox uh, a huge function, behaved, which will be in the nineteenth herd and was not according to the direct destinations of the gods of old swedes, meat zhikhara. yes , it was monumental, remembering the personal lada , it was not allowed to proceed in the regime on and in complete secrecy, according to the dosobist control of the new ladalnik, its death, which t

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mason has the development delay. both are still in nappies. been campaigning for getting more changing places and toilets built because poor facilities has often meant leaving home could be a problem. it shortened our days out so we would go out and if one of the children made a mess would have to come home straightaway. when she started her campaign in norfolk there were just four changing places. how many are in norfolk now? 24. more are coming. there should be 31 in the next couple of years. but still not enough, there will never be enough until people can go out and not have to think about going somewhere because of the changing places. the issue of facilities for people with disabilities is a big one. now a report has highlighted the spending power of disabled people — £300 million a year, just in suffolk. what we are calling for is for suffolk to become an exemplar destination for accessibility and inclusion and to do that we have got to move things on. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hey, i'm zoff with

wa5 set the train off, as chris mason was just describing.— set the train off, as chris mason was justibing. fiscally, how much road _ wasjust describing. fiscally, how much road does _ wasjust describing. fiscally, how much road does the _ wasjust describing. fiscally, how much road does the governmentl wasjust describing. fiscally, how - much road does the government have left? how much runway is there still to increase paperwork if, indeed, this doesn't come to an agreement, if what they are offering isn't accepted and things do come to a head, how much runway doe5 accepted and things do come to a head, how much runway does the government 5till head, how much runway does the government still have to increase pay without borrowing, which, as you say, could lead to inflation. weill. say, could lead to inflation. well, in broad terms, _ say, could lead to inflation. well, in broad terms, if— say, could lead to inflation. well, in broad terms, if you _ say, could lead to inflation. well, in broad terms, if you look - say, could lead to inflation. well, in broad terms, if you look over.

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so mason and bastion are both autistic.through a process for adhd as well. mason's got a developmental delay as well. they are both still in nappies. for eight years, emma has been campaigning to get more changing places toilets built because poor facilities has often meant leaving home could be a problem. it's shortened our day out. so if we would go out and one of the children would make a mess we would have to go home straightaway. when emma started her campaign in norfolk, there werejust four changing places. and how many in norfolk now, 24? 24 at the moment. yep. and more coming. more coming. it should be 31 in the next couple of years. but? still not enough. there'll never be enough until it's people can go out and not have to think about going somewhere because of the changing places. the issue of facilities for people with disabilities is a big one. and now a report has highlighted the spending power of disabled people. £300 million a yearjust in suffolk. £300 million a year 'ust in suffolk. ~ ., £300 million a year

let's get more on this story with chris mason in westminster. it is chris mason in westminster.in westminster. it 3 worth unpicking. nigel farage is a divisive figure. few would dispute that. but the issue that this has opened up does not divide opinion here at westminster. yes, those who have been willing to talk about it publicly have broadly been those who maybe sympathetic to some aspects of nigel farage's politics but in reality, talking to people privately come on all sides there's been a deep, deep concern that in the uk such a basic service as a bank account that millions of us rely on every day could be refused to somebody, apparently, for their legally held views. that's why we've seen this response from the government. that's why a treasury minister the other night wanted to speak and did speak to the chief executive of natwest. because there is that sense, shared by plenty of people privately on the opposition benches, that this is something that simply cannot be allowed to happen. i think it's in that context that we've seen this apology from natwest. a final though

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but first, here's our political editor, chris mason. from keir starmer this morning, but he had to get on a train to find a spot to celebrate. destination, yorkshire. selby and ainsty had a rock—solid conservative majority, until that is, it didn't. labour's win here, then, unquestionably one heck of an achievement. you voted for change, you put your trust in the labour party, and we hear you. we hear that cry for change, away from the chaos, away from those rising bills, the crumbling public services, a cry for change, and we will deliver. we will deliver through keir mather here, and we will deliver with the next labour government. this is whatjubilation looks like for labour, winning big in a place where they don't expect to win. and yet, and yet, there's just that sense of the jitters because of what happened in london. steve tuckwell, the conservative party candidate, 13,965. - cheering. delight in the middle of the night from conservative activists in north—west london, squeaking home in a contest many, including many tories, thou

but first, here's our political editor, chris mason. thumbs upfor care thumbs up for care starmer this morning, but he had to get on a train to celebrate. destination, yorkshire, selby & ainsty had a rock—solid conservative majority until it didn't. labour's win here, then, one heck of an achievement. you voted for change, you put your trust in the labour party, and we hear you. we hear that cry for change away from the chaos, away from those rising bills, the public services, a cry for change, and we will deliver, we will deliver from keir mather here, and we will deliver with the next labour government.— deliver with the next labour government. , , ., , ., ., government. this is what “ubilation looks like government. this is what “ubilation looksukefor— government. this is what “ubilation looks like for labour, _ government. this is whatjubilation looks like for labour, winning - government. this is whatjubilation looks like for labour, winning big i looks like for labour, winning big in a place where they don't expect to win. and yet

mason, can i ask her a question?that. could you ask her about her artwork? can sorry about that. could you ask her about her artwork?— about her artwork? can you tell us somethin: about her artwork? can you tell us something about _ about her artwork? can you tell us something about your _ about her artwork? can you tell us something about your artwork? i in my artistic. just in case we couldn't quite _ in my artistic. just in case we couldn't quite hear— in my artistic. just in case we couldn't quite hear that, - in my artistic. just in case we | couldn't quite hear that, could in my artistic. just in case we - couldn't quite hear that, could you do a rough translation for us was to mark so ada, last night at the meeting dinner, was the keynote speaker, incredible as it may sound, a robot as a keynote speaker. she also did a a robot as a keynote speaker. sue: also did a performance a robot as a keynote speaker. 5ie: also did a performance which was they get into the role of ai and biotechnology, we are on the brink

chris mason, bbc news, in kent. the time isjust mason, bbc news, in kent. primary school in south—west london. a woman in her 40s has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. coming up on bbc news — as england fight for the ashes, scotland's attempts to reach the 50—over world cup later this year are over. they lose their final qualifier in dramatic fashion to the netherlands, who make the tournament instead. this is bass rock off the east coast of scotland, home to the world's largest colony of northern gannets. when avian flu struck last year, thousands of birds died. a year on, though, there is hope. the gannet population is showing signs of recovery, as our climate editor justin rowlatt reports. bass rock in scotland's firth of forth is the largest gannet colony in the world. david attenborough's team visited bass rock three years ago. at the height of summer, the whole of bass rock is jam—packed. but this time last year, right in the middle of the breeding season, bird flu struck. gannets, including chicks, died in their thousa

chris mason. i sound a bit throaty myself, though, because i'm about to talk about how you've got no voice whatsoever. i have a rather croaky voice, yeah. which is probably going to get worse from this point on. so that's yeah, i've not done much tv and radio this week for reasons that will become apparent, but we'll have a go at newscast. you don't have whisky in that mug, do you? it's just water. i've tried the honey and the lemon and the gargling salt water, but i think it's just one of those things thatjust takes time and that requires me to not talk very much. and also, ijust interrupted you as you were speaking, which i'm using one of your rare words. the word kind is very narrow tonight. but luckily we're joined by somebody who's got loads to say. it's thangam debbonaire, shadow leader of the house of commons. hello, hello, hello. and thank you so much for mentioning us in the house of commons last week. this is how it went. the leader famously once reassured this house that another prime m

i think he gets stuff out of masonic meetings that he was going to. he witnessed huge mason.rge washington was obviously a pretty big mason. he inducted lafayette and it is masonic lodge and that's part of what allow them to become very close. but i think it's nice to look -- another good person is condor say the marquis day condorcet who is one of these early enlightenment philosophers who was before lafayette really truly latched on to his abolitionism was writing about african that he winds up reading. those are a couple and reynaud and condor say it's not like he just went to the united states and learned all these things. >> i want to ask two questions and i think it's unfair not to follow up. he said you mentioned adam says in john adams and he tweeted out with jessica's question. are there any lessons or takeaways that you took from lafayette? >> just a very small thing because we don't have much time. the thing about, okay there is a tendency that people often have two subconsciously believe that things like progress and reform change for the better are just things th

our politcal editor chris mason reports. are you filming this?the police are now looking again at this bash at conservative party headquarters? yes, they are. at the time, london's throw restrictions and indoor at the time, london's covid restrictions and indoor socialising. it's notjust the video detective can consider, this wasn't an impromptu get—together. the save the date invite called it a "jingle and mingle". how is that acceptable? it isn't. at the party was held on behalf shaun bailey, tory candidate for mayor of london. he was awarded a seat in the house of lords by borisjohnson last month. the second police investigation involves an alleged birthday get—together here in parliament, also in december 2020. one mp has ready admitted being there and apologised. it's also alleged this man, conservative mp sir bernard jenkin was there. he was on the committee that concluded borisjohnson lied to parliament. why did you not take proper advice. this is complete nonsense. mrjohnson has accused him of hypocrisy. sir bernard jenkin told the bbc to

the same masons. this allows you to quickly quickly build and mount such objects from these structures, you can make a school for any number of students. here we are now designing, uh, priluki is the minsk region. there are 720 seats. this is a 930 scale school premier ducation of the central district staggers pershino surprise of the minsk region to open a new school. but during the summer break, disruptive installations are updated with new sports diets. by hand, a hockey rink and a stadium with a consonant coating near the shibany microdistrict in minsk, the opening of the shakai 210 school, the last major overhaul, walking viral here, will walk from the tower.

and this part of mason street, the intersection of california and mason in san francisco, renamed toy bennet way several years ago. now, the song "i left my heart in san francisco" has become an unofficial anthem of sorts for the city but one of just many hits in his career. that career began when he signed with columbia records back in 1950, and it had spanned over 70 years. mr. bennett received 20 grammy awards, including the grammy lifetime achievement award, two emmy awards, and he was also named the kennedy center honoree. his last public concert performances were held at radio city music hall on august 3rd and 5th in celebration of his 95th birthday. he was diagnosed with alzheimer's disease back in 2016. he is survived by his wife, susan, his two sons, danny and dave bennett, his daughters, joanna bennett and antonia bennett, and nine grandchildren. now, tony bennett's passing is personally felt by some staff here at the fairmont who had the pleasure of meeting him. one of those people we spoke to is a spokesperson for the fairmont. she says that his energy, the number of time

. >>> meanwhile, the recording academy is addressing changes by ai harvey mason told the associated pressby or containing ai elements had be eligible for a nomination, while the academy came out with new guidelines requiring human involvement for consideration, mason confirmed ai wouldn't be barred but humans behind the music would be the ones receiving that trophy. >> i'm sure we'll hear a lotot fromom the art testists themselveses >> 'dan n i want a r raise'! his name i is bob. >> estiststs themselves >> stists themselves. >> tists themselves >>>> ists themselves. >> so you can wear them as long a as you loveve them. pspsoriasis rereally messess with you.. try. h hope. fail.l. no onene should suffffer like ththat. i started d cosentyx®®. fifive years c clear. i started d cosentyx®®. real peoeople with p psorias i started d cosentyx®®. look andnd feel betttter with cosenentyx. dodon't use ifif you're alallc toto cosentyx.x. bebefore startrting get chched fofor tubercululosis. dodon't use ifif you're alallc toto cosentyx.x. an i increased r risk of ininfection, s some seriouos and a a low

chris mason, bbc news.ress ahead with mass closures of ticket offices across england. it's expected that the industry's body, the rail delivery group, will announce the changes tomorrow. unions are opposed to the plans and have warned of further strikes. 0ur transport correspondent, katy austin, is here. tell us more. this is an idea that's been brewing _ tell us more. this is an idea that's been brewing for _ tell us more. this is an idea that's been brewing for a _ tell us more. this is an idea that's been brewing for a while _ tell us more. this is an idea that's been brewing for a while and - been brewing for a while and tomorrow we expect confirmation of the wheels being set in motion to stop the train companies, from the government to cut costs and make modernising changes, they say passenger habits have changed and only about 12% of tickets are bought at ticket offices to dip tomorrow, they are expected to announce they will consult passengers about changes which will lead to the closure of roughly 1

strategists are saying, be cautious and shares of citi reversing course today we'll talk to citi's cfo, mark mason his first tv interview ever plus, the interview with ripple's ceo brad garlinghouse, just moments away. but first, to today's market action with seema. >> good afternoon. three hours left in trading. the dow up 117 points. take a look at the nasdaq, up about 17, up 1/10th of 1%. but there are two sectors providing strength to the overall market take a look at the consumer discretionary etf, the xly, on pace for its second weekly gain in three, following a cp ireport that showed inflation cooling in june you can see the consumer discretionary etf up, and then there is the semiconductor etf, smh, on pace for its best pace since late may nvidia, up another 1%. lastly, keep an eye on united health care, delivering a strong beat on second quarter earnings, thanks to medicare advantage customers. we saw enrollment jump 9% in the second quarter wall street likes what they had to see stock up 8% on the day >> seema, thanks >>> it's been a big week for crypto bitcoin hovering near the hives of

it's hosted by the george mason and standing scalia law school -- anniston and scully a law school. you can watch that on c-span, c-span now and on c-span.org. taking your calls for the next 20 minutes until the end of the program, stephen is in kentucky, republican. caller: yes. thank you. yes your former person you had on there, he was talking about the insurrection and he left out very important details. number one, donald trump, before the insurrection happened, told the people in washington, who gathered in washington to protest to go home and to be peaceful. that is on videotape. number two, donald trump contacted nancy pelosi and asked her to send troops to protect the capitol. she did not do it. he contacted the mayor of washington and asked her to request troops, she did not do it. other interesting things that were left out of the insurrection investigation was all of these capitol police men ushering people into the white house and these individuals were never brought before the insurrection committee to testify about their ushering into the white house. i mean into the c

all the elites, the nobility was on the list of the masonic rays of the centuries, the shajir, the town hall of the badjila and bali and the public conquest of death sometimes, another from the light war. she housed a nazi prison for the military-complete after the soviet rural masters and schools. in 1976, one of the meat zhekhars at the town hall had spalina, according to the recollections of an old-timer, people gulped badjadshiy tears. hearing smoke over the heart of the shajir borscht land for 30 years at the budynki alinavat was under restoration. paustovsky saw shadzherskaya, town hall holding out for the heat. here we are the riddle of his turned off device. on may 18, 1993, the four of us orlovs were sitting in the hall of the russian theater, i applauded him, who acted as an amphitryon, but neither we nor the audience of this performance could imagine that we were seeing him. the last time , because there were only three months left before his such close death, he is an artist yuri on the eve of may 17, we slowly walked along the makayonka from television to the metro and me i

batch report by chris mason. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines...d constructive talks with the chinese top diplomat wang yi. the meeting held in indonesia's capitaljakarta comes as part of a continued effort to reduce tensions between the two global powers. days earlier, tech giant microsoft said chinese hackers had breached us government email accounts. blinken raised this with wang — but he pushed back on what he called us "interference" in china's affairs. in thailand, the progressive alliance that won the general election has been blocked from forming a government. the military—appointed senate rejected its candidate for prime minister, despite the alliance having a clear majority in the lower house. parliament is expected to hold another vote next week. the iconicjapanese animation house studio ghibli — which was behind 05car—winning "spirited away" — is launching its latest and much anticipated film today. �*how do you live?�* opens injapan this morning — and it's a premiere in more ways than one. there is no trailerfor it and no tv commercial

chris mason,.news. anyone into gaming will know what these are — loot boxes are one of the most controversial aspects of the gaming industry. they are extra items, given at random, that you can buy inside games to improve your gaming experience. it's proved big money for the gaming industry, about £16 billion worldwide by 2025. but, say critics, they can be addictive. now the games industry has introduced new rules to govern how they're used in the uk. here's our gaming correspondent, steffan powell. i've been opening loot boxes ever since 2016. loot boxes in a nutshell — new characters, costumes or upgrades, all assigned at random for a few quid at a time. the question is, are they a harmless digital kinder egg or a form of gambling, more like a slot machine. there was times where i lay in bed at night and i cried. i'd started to get to a point where i couldn't afford the loot boxes using disposable income, and i'd started using payday loans. i'd started using credit cards. those loans amounted to

here's our political editor chris mason. what do we want? fair pay! when do we want it? now!ers protesting, education disrupted, classrooms empty. for months, pupils and parents in england have been caught up in an angry row between teaching unions and the government. but could a 6.5% pay rise, alongside this promise from the prime minister, bring an end to it? there will be more money going into the schools budget to help schools pay for these new pay awards. so they will not have to make cuts, and that was something that was rightly important to the unions and we have worked with them to ensure that the funding is there for schools. given the scale of disruption caused by industrial action this year, and notjust in schools, there is one question for trades unions tonight. will this mean the end of the strikes? well, i think in education, we will see a 6.5% pay award, properly funded pay of art, certainly our teaching unions will be recommended to their members that they accept the government's proposals, and if that is the case, then i think that we will see the end of the

our political editor, chris mason, is here to explain more.ions are a quirky thing — people being asked to elect a member of parliament but not contribute to choosing a government, as happens at a general election. but by—elections are a big deal in making the political weather. do parties think they are on the up or sinking? and that's because they're not opinion polls — they are actual votes, albeit in particular pockets of the country. let's head first to north west london, to uxbridge and south ruislip. we can drop into the queensmead sports centre — no badminton or basketball tonight, but nocturnal arithmetic. this seat was held by one boris johnson, the former prime minister, until he packed it in after mps concluded he'd lied to them. it's a long time conservative seat but labour have had their eyes on it for a while and will face awkward questions if they don't win. next, we can zip 200 miles up the a1 to north yorkshire, to selby and ainsty. the former mp — a conservative — is a friend of borisjohnson�*s and also packed it in around t

our political editor, chris mason, will report for us from each contest, beginning in north yorkshireow well or not labour are doing and how badly or not the conservatives are doing. the tories have won here with big, even whopping majorities over the last decade, but this race feels really competitive between westminster�*s two big parties and plenty of others are standing, too. the by—election is happening because the former mp, a conservative and a friend of borisjohnson's, packed it in when he did. and it now means that politicians of every colour have some persuading to do. it's the honesty in politics, i think. we need the honesty and i think people are upset by that. i think maybe people are not voting like they used to do because of that, because i don't think they feel that their vote matters any more, because there's just no truth in politics, so what's the point? years ago, i couldn't wait to get to a polling station to cast my vote. now i'm thinking, well, who do i vote for? i know what they're saying, but what are they going to do? it's all bunkum, really, to be quite hon

a huge construction site mirko is a migrant worker mason, like hundreds of his compatriots. he came to russia to earn a living. fell asleep and he immediately set up behind the fences. follow the link so as not to get in the way of the police the patrol was not in the brigade, not among the authorities, and it was not up to this guy some kind of hero, everyone is equal here. mirboko then showed us his order for a personality exactly the same as that of dima busulin. he said, then this is my amulet of safe conduct. i always carry with me suddenly help, if anything. i am. this soldier was the last to remain at the outpost , he was found by the scouts when they checked the area around, and behind mamin he was seriously wounded by a machine-gun burst and rose up disguised with branches to go. he couldn't. but still overcoming two passes, rushing along the endless serpentine of mountain roads. we arrived at the kishlak obzhivovoz. we couldn't miss this meeting. this is the birthplace of the merbacode to the columnar. he himself, his wife's six children huddle with his brother. he

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and it will start the festival pavilion at fort mason and yeah. and come back and listen to their elite athlete panel so it's going to be super exciting. >> okay. so thank you for telling me about that too. all the viewers because i didn't know that was happening. so this is amazing and such a great event. san francisco is ranked the number one healthiest city in america and it make sense with events like this. what's your favorite event? >> yeah, i have run the full marathon a few times before. actually worked here. but my favorite event is the ultra marathon. the folks we've got about 150 folks that start at midnight on saturday. and finish on sunday afternoon. they're doing 52.4 miles on the streets of san francisco. >> i wish. i wish. i had that -- no. >> you will get there. >> anyways, thank you for joining us this morning. we're at the start point for the san francisco marathon happening this sunday. if you want to come out and support, please do. gianna, i know roads are going to be closed in a lot of those areas. >>> yeah, certainly going

huge building mason migrant workers, like hundreds of his compatriots.russia to earn a living. i slept right there at the construction site behind the fence, follow the link so as not to get in the way of the police patrol not in the brigade, not among the authorities, and it was not up to this guy some kind of hero, everyone is equal here. attention, then he showed us his order for personal masculinity, exactly the same as that of dima busulin. he said, then this is my amulet of safe conduct. i always carry with me suddenly help, if anything. i am. this soldier was the last to remain at the outpost , he was found by the scouts when they were checking the area around the azam , a machine gun was seriously wounded in line for a minute and they hid it and disguised it with branches to go. he couldn't. parallel arm now only the dead remained. but still overcoming two passes, rushing along the endless serpentine of mountain roads. we arrived in the village obzhivus. such we couldn't miss the meeting. this is the birthplace of mirbakod to the columnar. here i

chris mason, bbc news.ublicly accused them of treachery for launching a failed mutiny two weeks ago. the kremlin has confirmed that the wagner leader yegveny prigozhin was among those present at three hours of talks in the kremlin, where his mercenaries are said to have declared their loyalty to the president. our russia editor steve rosenberg joins us from moscow. so, another strange twist in this story, steve. what's actually going on? strange twist, bizarre. what can you say? it is very strange indeed. on the day of the mutiny vladimir putin had called the organisers traitors who had stamped rusher in the back. he promised they would be punished. five days later, goodness me, he was sitting down with them in the kremlin, with yevgeny prigozhin, the commanders of wagner, chatting about what had happened. what does this tell us about the relationship between wagner and the kremlin? we knew they were very close. putin had admitted the state has been financing wagner. so was this three—hour meeting in the kr