room, a cafe, a restaurant, but how all this together, this is my idea, like a franchise or a michael londonpen here first, just test the belarusian market, the belarusian market, then to the whole world, then to minsk to dubai and... in many places even before i lived in minsk , it’s like minsk - it’s the capital, there ’s everything there, cinemas, restaurants, cafes, a lot what is there, when i later finished studying at the academy of arts, i bought a house on nivo-1, this is a gardening partnership, it’s nearby 4 km from here, when i lived there, i noticed that there really is nothing, just like there’s a lot of things needed, like it starts from the fact that a lot of things are needed, i will be the first, yes, but i will not be the last, because that’s how the economy works, they opened the lane. in a year or two, probably, who knows, maybe here is las vegas, or even better than minsk, we don’t know, how i always worked in syria with children, in the theater, at school, and so on, this idea has not yet left me, i still remember, then - time moves on, so technology also moves on, help

looks like he is telling the girl that there will be no refusal, now i will have this school, michael londong, ideas, everything i learned, i want to use there, i i want to make an advertisement for children, mine, who will be there, the best graphics , the best, like marvel, like naked quality, because i can do it now, but i couldn’t do it before, i can do it now for any child, it’s like i have thor, as if spiderman, i can do it now, they , as i said, he will not only be a student , he will then be a star and he, because he will end from the london t-shirt, and journalists will talk about him, participate in a lot of competition , and he will be cool, and there is an idea that i’m preparing a team and will send them to america with a year’s worth of talent because i’m a talent, i know what is needed for such programs, i know where, what they are looking at, the goal, we can end , where we will end, i don’t know, i want, of course, there is always more more, but i think that mile london will be mine, mine as the last one - the station to work for myself, now i will start working for the new

london, right? yeah. the inslabsolute michael taking london, right? yeah. taking london, right? yeah. the inslabsolute michael what they the absolute michael what they wanted to charge. so gone got rid. missed that car dramatically. >> do you not have a drive in london? you have a drive then london? if you have a drive then it's always, always with it's always, always helps with the old insurance. >> most people outside >> but most people live outside london they? >> but most people live outside lon no. they? >> but most people live outside lon no. but they? >> but most people live outside lon no. but i they? >> but most people live outside lon no. but i agree with >> no. but i agree with michelle. our insurance to have a lollipop. a large lollipop. >> the dog needs an >> lollipop? the dog needs an estate car. and, you know, i would probably end up falling into this with my. but you're both very successful people. >> my view is you both deserve nice cars. you've worked for your money. but the point is, it's to take up slightly it's going to take up slightly

also what is george zamueli, senior research fellow with global policy institute, london michael university out of budapest, good to see you gentlemen, both uh let's begin with ray, according to this uh us intelligence report, tel aviv seems adaman to want to destroy hamas, that of course enjoys great. public support in gaza, it predicts that the israeli regime could face a lingering armed resistance from hamas for years, i'm coding it directly, so and as you see they're already running short of their soldiers, they have to pass this legislation the other day to recruit alter orthodox jews who've always enjoyed exemptions from, doing military service, let's have your take on that, you said tel aviv in speaking of the israeli. government, this assessment, unfortunately says jerusalem, things have changed, the cia used to be lot more objective. let me start with the good news. the good news is that there was no middle east section to the annual threat assessment last year. jacob sullivan, the national security advisor, who pretty much is very smart guy, knew what was going to happen and so he

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london. the one welcome to the viewers around the world. i'm michael ok. the un peacekeeping force in lebanon unit. phil says that an explosion has injured 3 of its observers and a translator. the peacekeeping for says, those injured were on foot patrol when a shell struck nearby universe, as it is investigating the cause of the incident. i asked the w b route, bureau chief mohammed shedra for more details as to what we know so far. uh michael is that you and technical observers? uh we're on the mission near the blue line on the live in eases wiley a border when it last. ok, near there, a position to un peacekeepers operating in thousands of in on unit for the confront the incident. instead, it is cutting out investigations to determine the origin of the explosion. so far, 4 people have been report to the injured, the 3 that you and foreigners ended up in these translate to close the you and condemned the incident and said, but all its machines are carried out in coordination with all active parties on the ground. and that the vehicle have clear at you and

crump was michael thomas is live in mayor london breed's term uses that number has gone down. >> called the homeward bound program. it was initiated back in 2005 by governor gavin newsom when he served as san francisco mayor. the program provides people with both travel and relocation assistance with an end goal of cleaning the streets of san francisco and allowing up to 1000 unhoused people to get the chance to go back to their hometowns and reunite with family supervisors not pay. he says in recent years the program is only assisted a few 100 people, which is why he's proposing changes today to make sure it gets used. we're now putting him back in the municipal code ensuring that the >> human services agency he's overseeing the program between itself and the department homeless port of housing. and they will be in your reporting. and so we feel like this way, there's no way it can be sidelined again, very in the bureaucracy or an afterthought. the past critics have said that this program is simply a wave sweeping the issue under the rug and pushing people out of the city. but the supe

london. former marine michael chandler is now responsible for the health and welfare of the birds, which areterious crimes, right? ivanovich, okay, yes, i’m on my way. when there is no evidence at the crime scene, one can only hope for a miracle or the extraordinary abilities of the medium. prophetic dream visions help anna ostrovskaya solve the most complicated cases. the camera was hidden in a book. you see, i found it based on your hint. thank you. her main thing is empathy, which, despite any difficulties, she rushes to save any person. and she will have the biggest test, they will enter into... some kind of moral principles. the medium intrigues not only with mysterious crime stories and stories. throughout the series , the heroine of maria paroshina tries to find a balance between work in the investigative committee and family, but the deeper she dives into dream science in search of clues, the more she moves away from real life, her husband and children. it’s hard to live next to a female medium, but all the hardships that his wife experiences, he worries with her. there is a struggle

opposition journalist periods, erotic was stepped outside his home in london, the warm welcome to viewers around the world. i'm michael. ok.

london. if it is reasonable to believe this was simply an accident. a good day, michael. well, what would have to understand um there is a significant difference between cruise missiles and ballistic missiles. cruise missiles fly of low altitudes. they are essentially if you wish, like an unmanned aircraft. and so they have different guidance systems on board. such is train mapping, satellite navigation, and they have a degree of maneuverability in order to remain on the tack that so to fly beneath the radar. so here is a possibility, while violation of fear space is a violation, regardless of whether it was 39 seconds or 3 minutes or whatever it might have been on the scene here with which would have to understand the missile. might have tried to evade certain the air defenses located in ukraine and therefore ventured briefly into the polish territory. so you can often say is that you can completely determine the course of some missile understood. so let me ask you this. according to the polish army, the russian missile violated polish air space for just under 40 seconds

michael buchanan has that story. atjubilee primary school in south london, 60% of pupils are on free school meals — more than twice thees angry, often distracted. we see children struggling to always have consistent uniform and things like warm enough coats in winter. the school offers a breakfast club but for some of the parents, the greatest help comes from one another. some of us have created our own mums' groups so that if we are struggling we can speak to another mum because we know that they're feeling the same things that we're feeling, rather than keeping it to ourselves and beating ourselves up about it. today's figures show the impact of soaring prices, particularly that of energy following russia's invasion of ukraine. but millions of people were struggling before the war. over the past decade, thousands of food banks have become mainstays of communities across the uk. they've been joined by baby banks and bed banks, as families have increasingly struggled. over the past 1a years, benefits have risen in line with inflation on just five occasions. so the basic rate of universal credit today is at an historic

michael antonio with it. they're into the second half at the london stadium.at freiburg. they lead by two goals to one. meanwhile the fight for second place continues in serie a behind runaway leaders inter who play napoli later. juventus failed to go above milan after only managing a 0—0 draw with genoa. milan have just started their second half at verona. it's finals day at indian wells. the world number one iga swiatek will play greece's maria sakarri later. meanwhile in the men's draw, the two time grand slam champion carlos alcaraz has ended jannik sinner�*s19—match unbeaten run to reach the final. the defending champion dropped the first set 6—1 in a match that was interrupted by rain, but took charge of the second and third — this was the long rally on match point. alcaraz is aiming to win his first title since wimbledon last year and is the first man to beat the australian open champion sinner in the singles this year. and that's all the sport for now. thank you very much, hugh. to iceland next, where a state of emergency is in force in the south west

all right, michael, thank you for that update. there. >> that london breed has lost the latest fight over housing. the board of supervisors. the override veto of a controversial piece of housing legislation. members will tran lives there says go with the details of breakdown on that morning. will. >> so what this means is san francisco can still look to build housing. it just can't build housing in certain neighborhoods after mayor breed her veto was overrode by the san francisco supervisors by a vote of 8 to 3 mayor breed. she says san francisco needs thousands of housing units from now until 2031. and she hopes to build. but right now it's not going to happen because aaron peskin supervisor aaron peskin, he introduced the measure earlier this year. that would limit how big some of the housing developments, what happened, especially in certain historic neighborhoods like the northeast waterfront and jackson area. mayor breed. she veto that. that meant that unless or veto was overrode, that san francisco could build in that historic area and other area

michael spoke to me after taking part in a conference in london which called for the return of his brother the others being held by hamas. i had a life before october the 7th. i had a life before october the 7th. i have a family, i have a job. now this is what i do 21w. going to delegations all over the world, talking to politician. telling the story to whoever is willing to hear the story, just for the chance to affect the back.— affect the back. you brought a teddy bear with yom _ affect the back. you brought a teddy bear with you. explain _ affect the back. you brought a teddy bear with you. explain to _ affect the back. you brought a teddy bear with you. explain to me what i bear with you. explain to me what this means?— this means? this was actually his son's teddy _ this means? this was actually his son's teddy bear. _ this means? this was actually his son's teddy bear. i _ this means? this was actually his son's teddy bear. i carry - this means? this was actually his son's teddy bear. i carry it - this means? this was actually his son's teddy bear. i carry it with i this means? this

london. many thanks >> i'm now joined by michael kugelman >> director of the south asia institute at the wilson center, michael great to have you with us. why would islamic state khorasan want to target russia? >> actually, quite a few reasons if you look back at speeches and pronouncements in statements from islamic state leaders over the years that russia is frequently singled out. there's many things that russia has done over the years that have not gone down well with islamic state. and indeed, islamic state khorasan. the affiliate base in afghanistan >> and that ranges >> from the soviet invasion of afghanistan to its actions in chechnya. two more recently russia's military operations against islamic state fighters in syria and more recently, i should say the towel ban in afghanistan is a major rival of isis-k islamic state khorasan. and the view of islamic state is that russia is friendly with the taliban and in fact, back in 2022, islamic state khorasan stage and attack on the russian embassy in kabul so there's all kinds of reasons why this group would want to target russia but it's int

service at the tower of london, former marine michael chandler is now responsible for the health and along with the kingdom. therefore, we assigned a specially trained supervisor to pernat, that is, a beefeater, who not only poses for tourists for selfies, so that such important birds don’t fly away , he periodically shears the empire. of course, the menu includes raw meat, boiled eggs, cookies, even if he didn’t feed them with clipped wings, you wouldn’t fly far, really, but the main dish of the evening tv menu, here everyone will watch the continuation of the series medium at 21:20, anna ostrovskaya, already familiar to the viewer , is a housewife, but has superpowers and undertakes to investigate new mysterious crimes, yes, andre ivanovich, okay, yes, i’m already on my way when there is no crime scene no evidence... we can only hope for a miracle or the extraordinary abilities of the medium. prophetic dreams help anna ostrovskaya solve the most complicated cases. the camera was hidden in a book, you see, i found it based on your hint. thank you. her main thing is empathy, which, d

michaels expressions of people in rational austin. and now it's quite obvious that that most is not protected from a terrorist attack. just as bad in london, paris, brussels have not being protected. there is some diaz to at least attack has obviously been welter path and heavily armed man killed the security people with machine guns and should wildly at the innocent people. uh, you can protect yourself against that. the question is probably the why these have of the armed man, what able to carry out is there a crime on the hand or why the secret service is being taught to cover these man much early and prevent this attack? apparently the rest of the state has invested the loading in fight against the political or decent impressions and neglect as the fight against terrorism. and that's a dw. so riga bureau chief, you're a reschedule, is always many things too, right? or the german government has condemned the moscow attack. for administer angelina bear by called it a cowardly and inhuman act of terror. and chancellor, although charles set on ex, we condemn the river, terrorist attack against innocent concert goers in moscow. our thoughts

michael. up until five months ago, if you told me that i would come to london, the reason was probably businesso to a music festival. and since then, my life mission is to bring him back. my brother and his wife went to a music festival. they left their two—year—old son at home. when they got there, they had to run away into a bomb shelter because of a missile attack. but for a second they thought they were safe. and then the terrorists arrived. they threw grenades into this bomb shelter and sprayed it with bullets. his wife was murdered. my with bullets. his wife was murdered. my little brother had to watch his wife being murdered in front of his eyes, before he was abducted. she was only 32 years old. two—year—old son at home is now left without a dad. he is under the tunnels of gaza being held by monsters. i have only one thing i want you to remember, take a look at this face, and whenever someone takes it to politics, please remember this face. this is not about politics. it's about human beings, and their only crime was that they wanted to go and celebrate peace and love at a music festiva

developer zach gurtler, who donated 100,000 to michael gove just a month before he became housing minister. gertler pictured here at the israeli embassy in london is also a patron of the illegal settlement building organization, the jewish national fund. manny viz was also on netanyahu's list. vise is the only director of a company called manrose which is also funded michael gove in the past. david jonathan woodcock's got quite the position of influence today hasn't he? well he's not the only one. i mean the what what cock is called he's called lord walney to give him his name, but there's there's others isn't there's an austin, there's john man, these are all people who came from the web party in event. are doing the the the job of uh of the zinist entity uh inside uh the house of lords, so what what woodcock is involved in this the extremism debate and in trying to expand the definition of extremism so that uh uh perfectly legitimate pro-palestine organizations are regarded as being extremist and can be therefore marginalized or legal actions can be taken against them or the police can be used against them so this is a mechanism to try and ex

michael link. he's a former you in special records here on occupied palestinian territories. he's an associate professor of lord western university in london, ontario in canada. for us, it's good to have you on the program. you know, we just heard the courage, you in special reference where the person who has the job that you used to have. they are saying that a threshold for x a genocide has been met. what do you make of this? are looking in the international law. there is a, there are 2 treaties and conventions. we deal with the issue of genocide. the 1948 genocide convention and the 1998 wrong statute on the international criminal court . and the coincide with respect to what the definition of genocide is. it's very specific among international lawyers. and i've gone through a solving easiest report several times. she's very careful to be able to use the legal definition with respect to you, showing genocidal acts as well as showing genocidal intent and her reports. i think it has a has a number of facts with respect to genocidal actions, including the high death rate of the trauma that that's been experienced by the palestinian populat

michael jackson, my hero. by the way. it premiered in london's west end last night.ckon the king of pop should be cancelled over his child abuse allegations. is this celebration of jacko's legacy deserved his deserved or insulting to his victims his 300 kids victims and his 300 kids go feral milton keynes , storming feral in milton keynes, storming a and causing a shopping centre and causing havoc. . be havoc. should parents. be punished for the poor behaviour of their children? this. is friday night. live with me, ben.

michael jackson, my hero. by the way. it premiered in london's west end last night. some party poopers reckon the king of pop should be cancelled over his child abuse allegations. is this celebration of jacko's legacy deserved his deserved or insulting to his victims his 300 kids victims and his 300 kids go feral milton keynes , storming feral in milton keynes, storming a and causing a shopping centre and causing havoc. . be havoc. should parents. be punished for the poor behaviour of their children? this. is friday night. live with me, ben. leo, bring your own drinks or easter eggs and let's get cracking. on tonight's show, my friday friends . tv personality ingrid friends. tv personality ingrid tarrant and political commentator kyle wilshire, plus renowned businessman and anti—knife campaigner henry smith. and of course, friday night favourite night live favourite alexandra marshall. australia . marshall. live from australia. how i'd love to be there now. my friday big opinion is on the way, but first, here's your news headunes way, but first, here's your news head

michael jackson, my hero. by the way. it premiered in london's west end last night.ckon the king of pop should be cancelled over his child abuse allegations. is this celebration of jacko's legacy deserved his deserved or insulting to his victims his 300 kids victims and his 300 kids go feral milton keynes , storming feral in milton keynes, storming a and causing a shopping centre and causing havoc. . be havoc. should parents. be punished for the poor behaviour of their children? this. is friday night. live with me, ben. leo, bring your own drinks or easter eggs and let's get cracking. on tonight's show, my friday friends . tv personality ingrid friends. tv personality ingrid tarrant and political commentator kyle wilshire, plus renowned businessman and anti—knife campaigner henry smith. and of course, friday night favourite night live favourite alexandra marshall. australia . marshall. live from australia. how i'd love to be there now. my friday big opinion is on the way, but first, here's your news headunes way, but first, here's your news headlines with francis. he

london. former marine michael chadler is now responsible for the health and welfare of the birds, which are considereder, she... the kingdom will collapse, so we assigned a specially trained overseer to pernat, that is, a beefeater, who not only poses for tourists for selfies so that such important birds do not fly away, he periodically shears the empire, and, of course, feeds raw meat on the menu, boiled eggs, cookies, even if he didn't feed them with with clipped wings, you won’t fly far, really, but the main dish of the evening tv menu, everyone will be watching the continuation of the series, the medium at 21:20, anna, already familiar to the audience. an island housewife, but she has superpowers and takes on the task of investigating new mysterious crimes. yes, andrei ivanovich, okay, yes, i’m already on my way. when there is no evidence at the crime scene, one can only hope for a miracle or the extraordinary abilities of the medium. things from visions help anna ostrovskaya solve the most complicated cases. the camera was hidden in book. you see, i found it based on your hint. thank you. main. h

michael, we're going to work our hardest over the next eight months. i can promise you that. it's an honor as well to work with someone else from north to london. did you all do this on purpose? we got the northcom and contingent. everybody else it's okay. i have known michael for so long and he is a fighter. he's a worker. he's a doer and that's exactly what you're going to see out of the republican national committee with us at the helm. we are going to doing and working in winning. my husband eric was here, he had to go catch a flight. so he was here with me and what you say thank you to him. since the day that my father-in-law came down the golden escalator, everyone remembers that famousat day, ths is never just been about each of us as individuals. it is about us as a family and it's been about our country. and with eric by my side i have done the things that he never imagined possible. believe me, tinges ago had you asked me if i would've have been part of a presidential campaign i would've said you're crazy. and yet i worked for three years as a a senior advisor to the trp campaign, an incredible opportunity. i got to see this country fr

the easter weekend, they say, across a number of stations in london following both those unconnected stabbings on the rail network. michael gove today described the management of thames water an absolute disgrace after calls to increase customers bills to plug their funding hole. the firm's bosses have admitted it could face the risk of emergency nationalisation as its cash crisis deepens. shareholders have refused to give the company half £1 billion of extra financing, describing their rescue plan laid out to them as uninvestable . instead, uninvestable. instead, shareholders have said they want the regulator off what to increase customers bills by up to 40% over the next five years. mr gove says thames water has behaved in an arrogant way towards its customers and must take responsibility for its failings. >> for years now, we've seen the customers of thames water taken advantage of by successive management teams that have been taking out profits and not investing as they should have been. so the answer is not to hit the consumers. the answer is for management team to look for the management team to look to their own ap

michael boris help or hindrance? >> well, he's a great election winner. i just have to remind myself he was twice mayor of londonake. as london, for heaven's sake. as well prime minister, well as becoming prime minister, he won the referendum as well. by he won the referendum as well. by he is an enormous by the way, he is an enormous election winner. so great election winner. so the great conundrum do you connect conundrum is how do you connect this election winner to a party conundrum is how do you connect thiwhichtion winner to a party conundrum is how do you connect thiwhich he'sninner to a party conundrum is how do you connect thiwhich he's no 1er to a party conundrum is how do you connect thiwhich he's no longer) party conundrum is how do you connect thiwhich he's no longer a)arty conundrum is how do you connect thiwhich he's no longer a part in which he's no longer a part of the parliamentary group, i think he could only campaign for the tories in the general election with any conviction, any credibility. if he were a candidate at the election. so the point that you were making in your article about the c

and there is another big pro—palestine march happening in central london tomorrow and michael gove iso unveil the government's new definition of extremism next week, because what this independent adviser is saying basically, is that, they haven't been tough enough on groups that are not terrorist groups, but are not terrorist groups, but are still extremist. and he's saying to the government, don't be afraid to take legal action, if necessary, to clamp down on these groups to withdraw funding, to ban them from speaking at universities , etc. speaking at universities, etc. and it's also understood that he would be supportive of the police . and bear in mind, it is police. and bear in mind, it is a decision for the police and taking slightly different action with some of these marches, perhaps, saying that going forward after tomorrow, pro—palestine marches should not take place in central london, but rather in a different part of the city. or perhaps they should be static protests, because of course , what we see because of course, what we see week after week after week in the capital

here in london and also in washington and people in the eu, so it's it's ongoing massacre, it is indeed an ongoing massacre and collective punishment of palestinians. um, matthew alfred, michael fakhry, the un special rapporteur on the right to food, has accused tel aviv of destroying gaza's food system as part of a broader starvation campaign, quote unquote. your thoughts. when we first um, met to do this show, i think just in the wake of october the 7th of last year, i remember we talked about say the uh how in wars very perverse things can start to happen a macro level um and we talked about vietnam uh in the 1960s and 70s where the united states was there supposedly to protect democracy uh in the south of vietnam but actually ended up dropping more than two-thirds of its own bombs on the south of vietnam and killing way more people there for political reasons um kind of perverse occurrence i think "that's now what we're starting to see uh a big structural level in this particular conflict too, and the most obvious example of that is the pier that uh joe biden is proposing to build to allow aid in to prevent these uh this starvation to which you're referring, but peer whic

mayor london breed's office regarding the program itself and also the statements made by the supervisor but have not heard back as of yet. that's the very latest reporting in san francisco. and michael thomas. i will send it back to you to live in the studio. >> want to talk more in depth about our forecast now with this live look outside here looking at the east what's going on in walnut creek? lot of some going on there. kuz going to start off, though. that's going on in tahoe and sunny there right now to nice day out there right now. but they're expecting a little more snow. we're taking a live look from diamond peak here. you can see some nice visibility of the lake and certainly you can see some of that snow that is hanging out right there along the shoreline. so we've got a front that's going to come through. it will be a few showers to us as we get into our later evening and overnight hours and it will also bring some snow to the sierra. so that's about 09:30pm, tonight you can see kind of rolls through tomorrow. but i want to show you a minute. let this kind of play out. there's tuesday night and they show you what happens as we get to wednesday. and then thursday, we're goi

here in london and also in washington and uh people in the eu so it's it's ongoing massacer it is indeed an ongoing massacre and collective punishment of palestinians um matthew alfred, michael fakhry, the un special rapporteur on the right to food, has accused tel aviv of destroying gaza's food system as part of a broader starvation campaign, quote unquote. your thoughts: when we first um met to do this show, i think just in the wake of october the 7th of last year, i remember we talked about say the uh, how in... was very perverse things can start to happen a macro level um and we talked about vietnam in the 1960s and 70s where the united states was there supposedly to protect democracy in the south of vietnam but actually ended up dropping more than two-thirds of its own bombs on the south of vietnam and killing way more people there for political reasons um kind of perverse occurrence i think that that's now what we've starting to see uh a big structural level in this particular conflict too, and the most obvious example of that is the pier that uh joe biden is proposing to build to allow aid into prevent these uh this starvation to which you're referring, but peer which

enhancing patrols over the easter weekend across a number of london stations following the unconnected the unconnected stabbings on the rail network. michaelove has described the management of thames water as a disgrace after calls to increase customers bills to plug a major funding gap were made public, the firm's bosses have admitted it could face the risk of emergency nationalisation as its cash crisis deepens. shareholders have to give the company have refused to give the company half £1 billion of extra funding, describing the rescue plan put in front of them as uninvestable . instead, they want uninvestable. instead, they want the regulator, ofwat, to increase customers bills by up to 40% over the next five years. the united nations called on rishi sunak today to scrap his rwanda plan. the organisations human rights committee says the government's plan to send asylum seekers on a one way trip to the east african nation should be abandoned or repealed if it passes in parliament. in their report, 18 member states raised concerns of discrimination and potential violations of international law . the international law. the government resp

michael gove has put forward. so if he puts you on this list, you will take him to court? we will. we've already sent legal notice to his department. in north londonbreak today's ramadan fast. here, they say the government hasn't done enough to consult with communities who have a stake in this. it will divide because it won't create a sense in which everyone has been treated equal. to impose something in this wayjust feels to me to be not— the right way to do it, - especially at the moment. the government says this is about protecting communities, but controversial, too, as it'll take just the decision of a minister to put a group on the list, but an expensive high court challenge to get off it. damian grammaticas, bbc news, in north london. our legal affairs correspondent dominic casciani joins me now — what impact will this definition have? ., i: what impact will this definition have? ., 11, ., , what impact will this definition have? ., ii, ., , ., have? for 20 years, governments have tried to define — have? for 20 years, governments have tried to define and _ have? for 20 years, governments have tried to define and at _ have? for 20 years, gov

michael gove has put forward. so if he puts you on this list, you will take him to court? we will. we've already sent legal notice to his department. in north londoning to break today's ramadan fast. here they say the government hasn't done enough to consult with communities who have a stake in this. it will divide because it won't create a sense in which everyone is being treated equal. to impose something in this wayjust feels to me to be the, not the right way to do it, especially at the moment. the government says this is about protecting communities, but controversial, too, is that it'll take just the decision of a minister to put a group on the list, but an expensive high court challenge to get off it. david grammaticus, bbc news in north london. there've been claims the conservative party has received further donations from the businessman frank hester, whose alleged comments about the mp diane abbott have been described by rishi sunak, as "racist" and "wrong . iain watson is at westminster. any response from the conservative party to this?— party to this? yes, but it's a re party to this? yes, but it's a pretty short _ party to this? yes,

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appearance on his own this morning as questions about princess kate, in london with the latest, good morning, maggie. >> hey, good morning, michael. guys, it looks like even managed to sneak in a little bit of fun while carrying on with his royal duties. this morning prince william appearing publicly in wales as questions mount over his wife's condition. with rob mackle honey, many are asking one big question. where's kate middleton? princess kate has not been seen in public since that walk to church on christmas day. she was admitted to the hospital in early january for what the palace called planned abdominal surgery into discharged two weeks later. since then, social media has been full of concern in conspiracy theories. not called by the latest tape from palace which was told the news thursday that the time went on her recovery they said we would only be providing significant updates. that guidance stance. the situation exacerbated by prince william bowing out of an engagement for a "personal matter" on tuesday, an unusual move an unusual language for a royal periods the palace only saying at the time kate was doing well. >>

michael portillo. and a happy easter to you all. blessings fell upon london to create a placid river thames upon which cambridge cruised to victory over oxford. in both the women's and men's boat races, things seemed bad for the government when professor john curtis on this channel predicted that the labour party has a 99% chance of forming the next government, but a poll of 15,000 voters published in the sunday times today suggests an election held in the last few days would have returned. fewer than 100 conservative mps and more than 460 the headlines this 460 labour. the headlines this last week were ghastly nhs satisfaction at a record low. the debacle at thames water is widely regarded as a general indictment of that most tory of policies. privatisation and a new honours list rewarded a conservative donor and conservative donor and conservative mps. our top political panel will discuss this further. damage to a beleaguered government, even in the realm of defence. traditionally a strong conservative territory. new polling suggests that labour is more tru

michael thomas kron. 4 news. >> according to city leaders, overall, crime numbers are down in san francisco for the second month of 2024. mayor london breed's office is reporting that would comparing february 2024 to the same month last year. property crime is down about 30% by lynn crime down 17%. the city saw a 37% reduction in larceny, which includes car break-ins and retail theft. they're also reporting a 20% reduction in robberies and a 14% reduction in burglaries. kaiser permanente is reducing costs by slashing dozens of jobs in the east bay. these layoffs are going to impact 50 information, technology positions. 49 employees in pleasanton and one in oakland, no union represented employees are impacted by this. and in a statement to kron 4 kaiser's is saying it is important to note that none of these changes will affect the quality of kaiser permanente's patient care and service, which is always our primary focus. governor gavin newsom has activated the state's national guard to support the firefighting operations in texas. the 146 airlift wing that's based out of the channel islands will head to the lone star state for the ne

their patrols over the easter weekend across a number of stations in london following those unconnected stabbings on the rail network. michaelrs found its business plan uninvestable , business plan uninvestable, refusing to put half £1 billion to fund the troubled supplier in shareholders, instead warn the regulator offered to off what? rather to allow a 40% bill hike over five years for customers and more lenient penalties for falling foul of regulations. but mr gove said the company had behaved in an arrogant way towards customers and its leadership must accept responsibility for its failings . responsibility for its failings. the united nations has called on rishi sunak to scrap his rwanda scheme in a reports 18 member states raised concerns of discrimination and potential violations of international law. the government has pushed back, however, accusing the united nafions however, accusing the united nations of double standards because it says it already sends refugees to rwanda itself and more than 600 border force officers are to go on strike for four days at heathrow, starting from the 11th of april. it's oven from the

enhancing patrols over the easter weekend across a number of london stations following the unconnected the unconnected stabbings on the rail network. michaelfter calls to increase customers bills to plug a major funding gap were made public, the firm's bosses have admitted it could face the risk of emergency nationalisation as its cash crisis deepens. shareholders have to give the company have refused to give the company half £1 billion of extra funding, describing the rescue plan put in front of them as uninvestable . instead, they want uninvestable. instead, they want the regulator, ofwat, to increase customers bills by up to 40% over the next five years. the united nations called on rishi sunak today to scrap his rwanda plan. the organisations human rights committee says the government's plan to send asylum seekers on a one way trip to the east african nation should be abandoned or repealed if it passes in parliament. in their report, 18 member states raised concerns of discrimination and potential violations of international law

michael. >> all right. 72 voters also passed politician and that requires those who receives a public assistance benefits to participate in treatment for drug dependency. san francisco mayor london breed released a statement saying this is an important new tool to get people into treatment and to create more accountability around city programs. initiative is part of a breeze plan offer support to those with substance use disorder, also holding them accountable when they refuse help. the measure passed with 63% of the vote. >> with gratitude for the outpouring of support we've received from all across our great country. but the time has now come to suspend my campaign. >> and that's republican nikki haley as she spoke this morning saying that she was out the republican presidential nomination. as we said, it is now in the hands of donald trump. haley made the big announcement within the last couple of hours because the former president, donald trump. >> i had huge victories last night winning california during her announcement she did endorse trump. trump is now the only major candidate left running for the republican nomination. so it appears we're in for a trump biden rematch.

michael thomas. i'll send it back to live in the studio. >> voters also passed proposition f it requires adults getting cash assistance from the city to get mandatory drug treatment. mayor londoned released a statement saying this is an important new tool to get people into treatment and create more accountability around city programs. the initiative is part of a breeze plan to offer support to those with substance use disorder and holding them accountable when they refuse help. the measure passed with 63% of the vote. let's talk now about our forecast as we take a live look outside at the transamerica pyramid out there. looking like a good day for a jacket. kyla. yeah, an umbrella to because we are seeing some of those showers just kind of being tossed around again, especially in the south and the east bay. and i'll show you i'm talking about, but, you know, you can see by the cloud cover here, certainly about tampa's all clouds that we are still kind of in this. now, highs today will be limited because of that cloud cover. so we're looking out for some of those upper 50's and low 60's. but let's head straight to what's going on, which is this low pressure system here eventua

london. huge numbers of people once again turning out and extraordinary that we've had all this talk over the course of the last few days. michaeleen to appoint a new tsar to deal with islamic phobia because that it seems to be the major problem as far as the government's concerned. much talk about prejudice against muslims and yet almost no talk in westminster about prejudice going the other way . i met going the other way. i met people over the weekend saying, well, if they want to protect the muslim community, what about us? who is going to protect us? well, from that we get precious little . just one of the chants little. just one of the chants that was available for those who care to listen on the london streets this week was one about yemen. just watch these scenes ship to ship around yemen . ship to ship around yemen. >> yemen too rough for you from seven over ship around guys. >> you know what that reference is? the yemen reference . is? the yemen reference. >> i'm listening to my earpiece. sorry the yemen reference. >> what that is to the houthis proscribed terror . proscribed terror. >> i'm listening to my earpiece. so

london later. >> three former conservative home secretaries have warned against politicising the terme extremism as the government seeks to redefine it. this week. >> yes, michael

michael gove is essentially wanting to change the definition of extremism now, because we are seeing these marches every week on saturday on the streets of london elsewhere in the uk. and he is worried that some of the organisers of these marches are extremists and the people going on these marches are sort of burying their heads in the sand, ostrich like, and don't really accept and understand that these people are extremists. that's why he wants to sort of tighten up the definition. but there is a worry that all sorts of other people could get caught in the net. and what these former home secretaries are talking about, this morning is the idea that a government today could change the definition of extremism, essentially for its own purposes , to try and get a hold on these pro—palestine marches . but pro—palestine marches. but eventually we could have a different government. we are likely to have a different government, and that government could choose to redefine extremism on its own terms. under this very, very broad umbrella. so what the problem is really, is the potential for free speech to be curtailed later down the line, even if this g