we're told one in 40 separate languages are spoken in milton keynes. languages are spoken in milton keynese church, christ the cornerstone, which is one of the first ecumenical churches in the city, which means lots of factions of the christian community come together as part of one big community here. there are several hundred people in this crowd, or at least they were. when the king arrived . and were. when the king arrived. and they were very, very much supportive that of him. and the reason i'm saying is because there are a small number of protesters here , the protesters here, the anti—monarchy group republic , i anti—monarchy group republic, i think around between 15 and 20 people. and when they shouted at the king as he got out of the car there were overwhelming of god save , the king and cheers. god save, the king and cheers. so it was a very small minority of here. but inside the church, the king is going to be meeting representatives, many different community groups here in milton keynes, including park, of course, the famous world war ii codebreakers, which is now museum just o

nickjohnson their life in milton keynes. dominic raab. rishi sunak�*s comments at prime ministers' questions, come as one union leader called on the formerjustice secretary, to step aside while an inquiry is carried out. mr raab denies the allegations. here's our political correspondent, ione wells. let's get more from our political correspondent jonathan blake. the primary server facing tough questions from the opposition inventions. questions from the opposition inventions-— questions from the opposition inventions. ., , ., inventions. how did you do? there was a show — inventions. how did you do? there was a show of _ inventions. how did you do? there was a show of unity _ inventions. how did you do? there was a show of unity from - inventions. how did you do? there was a show of unity from the i inventions. how did you do? there| was a show of unity from the prime minister and dominic raab and they side by side by side as they face payments or questions. he would usually be there but notably not staying away at this diff

jane dougall, bbc news, milton keynes. now time for a look at the weather with darren. hello there, the winds are going to be strengthening overnight and it is going to be very windy by tomorrow morning, particularly across northern parts of the uk and in scotland, over the pennines and north—east england, there could be some travel disruption and may some damage. it is all due to an area of low pressure that will be deepening overnight as it runs across northern parts of scotland. it sweeps down into scandinavia. it is the first named storm of the season, otto, named storm of the season, otto, named by the danish met service. tomorrow morning, this is the peak of the wind and the rain from overnight replaced by showers with wind gusts of 80 mph in the northern isles. elsewhere in scotland, 60—70 mph and similar gusts over the pennines and very gusty winds to the east of the pennines as well. the wind gradually eases down during tomorrow and that cloud and patchy rain sinks down into southern parts of england and wales. sunshine develops elsewhere. the showers become fe

jo black, bbc news, in milton keynes.is in 2020, will attend the service. our north america editor, sarah smith, has more from memphis. large crowds are expected to brave freezing temperatures in memphis to attend the funeral of 29—year—old tyre nichols. a eulogy will be delivered by the veteran civil rights campaigner the reverend al sharpton. what happened to tyre is a disgrace to this country. there's no other way to describe what has happened in this situation. they said, "nojustice..." no peace! the service will also feature demands for a significant police reform — to try to avoid similar tragedies happening in future. the first black us vice president, kamala harris, will be attending, a sign ofjust how big an impact this incident has had across america. the killing of tyre nichols has shocked the nation, but people in memphis say it's not surprising. they have frequently witnessed violent attacks, often against black people, in their city. the five police officers seen brutally attacking tyre nichols in the videos

jo black, bbc news in milton keynes.solar system. a tiny and potentially deadly radioactive capsule, that was lost in the vast western australian outback more than two weeks ago, has been found. a huge search operation has been under way, despite it being about the size of a pea. the capsule had fallen off the back of a lorry. 0ur correspondent, phil mercer, has that story. a very hazardous needle has been found in a big haystack in the australian outback. the radioactive capsule fell off a lorry somewhere on an 870 mile stretch of highway. it had been on its way from a mine all the way down to the coast. longer than the distance by road from john 0'groats in caithness to land's from john 0'groats in caithness to lands end in cornwall. it from john o'groats in caithness to land's end in cornwall.— land's end in cornwall. it was vehicle travelling _ land's end in cornwall. it was vehicle travelling at _ land's end in cornwall. it was vehicle travelling at 70 - land's end in cornwall. it was - vehicle travelling at 70 kilo

a four—year—old girl has died after being attacked by a dog in milton keynes.d to the back garden of a house yesterday afternoon in the netherfield area of the city. thames valley police described it a tragic incident. howard johnson reports. a police officer stands guard outside the home where the dog attack happened. thames valley police have described it as a tragic incident. floral tributes are being laid here in memory of the four—year—old girl who was tragically attacked by the dog at this property. at the moment, we can see police in forensic suits walking around. there is a tent in the back garden where they are currently doing some forensics work. the thames valley police, though, have urged the public to show their respect to the family, by allowing them the privacy to grieve during this difficult time. officers were called to the property in netherfield, a suburb of milton keynes, by the ambulance service just after 5pm on tuesday. it was reported the incident took place in the back garden. shortly afterwards, it was confirmed a child had died at the

a four—year—old girl has died in a dog attack in milton keynes.sident kamala harris will attend the funeral of tyre nichols today. the 29—year—old died after being beaten by several memphis police officers during a traffic stop. how much caffeine is there in your morning cappuccino? a study finds a wide variation in the strength of coffee in high street chains. also coming up, in australia the tiny radioactive capsule which fell off a truck on a desert highway is found. hello, and welcome to bbc news this morning. hundreds of thousands of workers are going on strike in what is expected to be the biggest day of industrial action in more than a decade. around 20,000 schools will be affected as teachers in england and wales walk out for the first time since 2016. teachers in some parts of scotland are also taking action in a separate dispute. workers from a number of other sectors are taking industrial action. train drivers represented by aslef and the rmt unions are on strike in a dispute about pay, job security and working conditions. rail industry

this embarrassment took place in britain in the city of milton keynes at the entrance to the church.rnerstone. he was greeted by protesters with placards. not my king though. confidence in the united states victory in the ukrainian conflict over the russians, the most important thing that is happening in the world, nato said answering the questions of reporters, and the general of the alliance gesticulates, confuses the words of one-liner, invariably, the confrontation between nato and russia will last for many, many years this war with moscow in the military bloc has already been nicknamed the new era. washington is putting pressure on its allies in russia , for example, it needs to be hit with a jubilee package of sanctions, but everything is somehow going wrong. i kind of deputies skid problem, synthetic, rubber. without it, the production of car tires will begin, italy germany against those who disagree, as the european parliament can, literally the era of medical sanctions is a slow, acting poison like arsenic, it takes time for it to work, but so far the euro officials with hig

jane dougall, bbc news, milton keynes.ally find a way through and lead by nearly 100 runs heading into day three. the lead could have been bigger, but for the batting of tom blundell. try as they might, england's bowlers had no answers to his batting brilliance as he powered past the century mark. he went on to hit 138 before james anderson, finally removed his threat, to end the kiwi's innings. england led by 19 runs at that point, but suffered the losses of openers ben duckett and then zac crawley here, before the close of play. �*night hawk�* stuart broad rode his luck at times, but did his duty to close out the day without further losses. england 79—2, a lead of 98 runs. jockey tom scudamore has retired from racing with immediate effect after being unseated from a mount at leicester on thursday, saying he feel he's been given "a bit of a warning." the 40—year—old, who is the son of eight—time champion jockey peter scudamore, is one of the most successfuljump jockeys of all—time, having ridden over 1500 winners. "at my

the european champions beat south korea 4—0 in their opening match of the arnold clark cup in milton keynesanway�*s penalty had given them the lead, two goals in the first five minutes of the second half, including chloe kelly's just 20 seconds after the restart put them out of sight. laurenjames sealed the win with the best goal of the night. belgium and italy are the two other teams in the competition. the opening game of the new super league season has delivered a statement win for the warrington wolves, who thrashed last season's runners—up leeds 42 points to ten. warrington ran in seven tries, the last of which came from greg minikin — but they were already 30—0 up by halftime against the rhinos, who didn't score their first points until there were 20 minutes to go. warrington finished second from bottom last year, while after a poor start, leeds rallied to reach the grand final. wales head coach warren gatland says he won't back his players if they decide to strike instead of lining—up against england in the six nations. gatland insists he supports his squad's cause after welsh rugby'

jane dougall, bbc news, milton keynes. now time for a look at the weather with darren. very windy by tomorrow morning, particularly across northern parts of the uk and in scotland, over the pennines and north—east england, there could be some travel disruption and may some damage. it is all due to an area of low pressure that will be deepening overnight as it

a vigil has been held in milton keynes in memory of a four year—old girl who was killed in an attackd have not made any arrests. the dog has been put down. the bbc understands that british steel is considering cutting 800 jobs at its plant in scunthorpe. it�*s thought the company is developing the plans, but hasn�*t yet submitted the paperwork for a formal consultation. british steel has refused to comment. a further 1500 patients of a former breast surgeon are to be recalled so that cases can be identified. he was jailed in 2017 for carrying out harmful and unnecessary operations in private and nhs hospitals, mainly in private and nhs hospitals, mainly in the west midlands. and the uk supreme court has ended a long—running privacy battle between the tate modern in london and the owners of four nearby flats, by ruling in favour of the homeowners. they�*d complained that visitors to the art gallery could see into their properties from a viewing gallery that opened in 2016. the 0ldham coliseum theatre, which over a century and a quarter has welcomed some of the biggest names in film an

a four—year—old girl has died after being attacked by a dog in the garden of a house in milton keyness, and what it tells us about how we're shopping while we feel the pinch. the long wait is over — how local lad sean longstaff has these newcastle fans dreaming, as the club reach

that news just in to us concerning a death in milton keynes . now it is from in milton keynes.the actor alec baldwin has been officially charged with involuntary manslaughter over the fatal shooting on the set of the fatal shooting on the set of the film rust cinematographer helena was killed during rehearsals . the us state of new rehearsals. the us state of new mexico 2021 when a prop gun baldwin was using fired a live round. baldwin he never pulled the trigger and that it was a tragic accident he could face, though up to five years in jail if he's convicted . it and just if he's convicted. it and just lastly from me tonight, the princess of wales says essential to know what's needed to help the future generation become happy, healthy adults . launching happy, healthy adults. launching her new early years campaign called shaping the princess says she hopes to help people understand just how important early childhood affects later life and into adulthood . life and into adulthood. kensington palace says the importance of early years development will be key. focus for kate for

a four—year—old girl has died after being attacked by a dog in milton keynes.were called to the back garden of a house on tuesday afternoon in the netherfield area of the city. thames valley police described it a tragic incident and said the dog has been humanely destroyed. nearly a0 million people are under a winter weather alert from tennessee to texas. the winter thunderstorm in texas is producing sleet, snow, and lightening. more than 1,000 homes in texas have lost power, and nearly 1,500 flights have been cancelled in the region. cardinal george pell�*s coffin has arrived at st mary's cathedral in sydney ahead of his private funeral service on thursday. the 81—year—old, who died on the 10th january, was once considered the third most influential man in the vatican, but his final years were marked by allegations of sexual abuse. it's two years since myanmar military leaders overthrew the government led by aung san suu kyi. the fall—out from the coup continues to this day. it's estimated that around 70,000 people have left the country with more than one mill

tina turner to pay for an mri a week in milton keynes. mri for a week in milton keynes.an, if every pop star did maybe it be star did it, maybe it be sustainable, be a hell an sustainable, it be a hell of an effort. so my problem with it so that you said that was quite funny. you said i'm not mouth and trousers. that's not really the phrase, is it? right. all mouth and no it? right. it's all mouth and no it? right. it's all mouth and no it was. but you know, that's a quibble. saving lives, quibble. you see, saving lives, that's important. mick that's the most important. mick jagger, and no jagger, who's almost and no trousers. the trousers. and anyway, the guardian, that guardian, no warning that protests against traffic neighbourhoods far right. neighbourhoods are far right. nick, do you think a guardian journalist has seen journalist has ever seen something and thought, hmm, actually this thing isn't far right? like pencils right? yeah, maybe like pencils or a glass of water. yeah i mean, it's absurd, as you say , mean, it's absurd, as you say, is the right trying to i

tina turner to pay for an mri a week in milton keynes. mri for a week in milton keynes.ean, if every pop star it, it be star did it, maybe it be sustainable, it be a hell an sustainable, it be a hell of an effort. so my problem with it so that you said that was quite funny. you said i'm not mouth and trousers. that's not really the phrase, is it? right. it's all mouth and no it? right. it's all mouth and no it was. but you know, that's a quibble. saving quibble. you see, saving lives, that's important. mick that's the most important. mick jagger, and no jagger, who's almost and no trousers. anyway, trousers. and anyway, the guardian, that guardian, no warning that protests against traffic neighbourhoods far right. neighbourhoods are far right. nick, do you think a guardian journalist has seen journalist has ever seen something and thought, hmm, actually this thing isn't far right? like pencils right? yeah, maybe like pencils or a glass of water. yeah i mean, it's absurd, as you say , mean, it's absurd, as you say, is the right trying to is the far right trying to infiltr

sarina wiegman's side take on south korea tomorrow in the first match of the arnold clark cup in milton keynes why captain leah williamson could defy fifa by wearing a one love armband. she said the team wants to show solidarity to yak up again so who was the first current male international player to come out as gay this week. she said the team working to show any sort of stance against discrimination and to continue to wear that one love armband. she asked whether there was an intention to have conversations with fifa ahead of the world cup in australia and new zealand on whether or not the england squad would be able to wear the arm find. she said there was that intention and they have always set up for discrimination.- have always set up for discrimination. ~ . ., , ., have always set up for discrimination. ~ . . , ., ., discrimination. we are a squad that romotes discrimination. we are a squad that promotes inclusivity _ discrimination. we are a squad that promotes inclusivity and _ discrimination. we are a squad that promotes inclusivity and we - discrimination. we are a squad that promo

a vigil will be held this evening for a four—year—old girl who died in a dog attack in milton keynes.have not made any arrests. the animal has been destroyed. outside the house, tributes for the four—year—old named locally as alice stones are placed. flowers, cards and soft toys lie by the cordons of summer left by strangers who didn't know her or the family felt compelled to come. today, officers in forensic suits have been working at this property and people who were nearby yesterday at 5pm have told us that there was a big emergency response, which included armed police officers. it was confirmed a short time later that the four—year—old had died. it's believed the incident happened in a back garden. no one else was injured. for neighbours her, disbelief and sadness. it’s injured. for neighbours her, disbelief and sadness. it's so hard to hearthis- _ disbelief and sadness. it's so hard to hear this. it's _ disbelief and sadness. it's so hard to hear this. it's like _ disbelief and sadness. it's so hard to hear this. it's like somebody i i to hear this. it's like somebody i really k

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neighbours in milton keynes are holding a vigil tonight for a four year old girl who was killed by thepet dog thames valley. police say alice stones was attacked in her own back garden yesterday. they describe it as a tragic and isolated incident and that the animal was put down by officers at the scene. no arrests were made and is away from home. the fbi search for classified documents at president joe biden's beach house in delaware , we can tell house in delaware, we can tell you, has now ended . his lawyer you, has now ended. his lawyer says agents didn't find any files with classified markings. the operation was part of an ongoing investigation . biden's ongoing investigation. biden's handung ongoing investigation. biden's handling of classified documents. the found some at his other home in delaware last month. his former private office was also searched in november. and finally , boris johnson is and finally, boris johnson is urging western leaders to further boost their support for ukraine. speaking in washington earlier today, he told senior politicians that president volodymy

well, also in the news today, neighbours in milton keynes have been holding a vigil tonight for a fourear old girl who was killed by the family pet dog thames valley. police say alice stones was attacked in her own back garden yesterday. they describe it as a tragic and isolated and that the animal had been put down at the scene . been put down at the scene. officers, no arrests were made . officers, no arrests were made. now news away from home. the fbi search for classified documents at joe biden's beach house in delaware has ended . his lawyers delaware has ended. his lawyers say agents didn't find any files with classified markings. the operation was part of an ongoing investigation into biden's handung investigation into biden's handling of classified documents. the fbi found some at his other homes in delaware last month and his former private office was also in november. and bofis office was also in november. and boris johnson has been in the united states today in urging western leaders to further boost their support for ukraine. speaking he told senior politicians the president

well, also in the news today, neighbours in milton keynes have been holding a vigil tonight for a fourear old girl who was killed by the family pet dog thames valley. police say alice stones was attacked in her own back garden yesterday. they describe it as a tragic and isolated and that the animal had been put down at the scene . been put down at the scene. officers, no arrests were made . officers, no arrests were made. now news away from home. the fbi search for classified documents at joe biden's beach house in delaware has ended . his lawyers delaware has ended. his lawyers say agents didn't find any files with classified markings. the operation was part of an ongoing investigation into biden's handung investigation into biden's handling of classified documents. the fbi found some at his other homes in delaware last month and his former private office was also in november. and bofis office was also in november. and boris johnson has been in the united states today in urging western leaders to further boost their support for ukraine. speaking he told senior politicians the president

jane dougall, bbc news, milton keynes.'s grand finalists — but didn't look like it here, as wolves raced into a whopping half—time lead, and ended up winning 42 points to ten. all the more remarkable as the wolves finished next to bottom last year, but scored seven tries. what a turnaround. now there's no six nations this weekend — and will there be any as such for wales, next weekend? because their captain alun wynjones, admits his team could go on strike against england in the next game. the players are in a dispute with the wales rugby union over a long—term pay deal. the "nuclear" option of striking, has been rumoured for a number of days, and wynjones has confirmed it's possible, but it's not what the squad wants. it's a very last option. there are people really impassioned. i think, ultimately, if you treat people badly for long enough, you get to where we we find ourselves. and again... we realise what we do and how fortunate we are to do it, but if this was any other line of work, any other industry — for this peri

she's there in milton keynes. about you. she's there in milton keynes . good afternoon , nana. e do have such a great country to work in. and the boys do to do their best. otherwise going to have a economic and a brain drain. nana so things that they can do according harvard business, medicare business is that they can show them the employees respect. they can them with rewards and review. they and especially with strikes now the view those pays people are striking or you know providing the relaxation to ensure their well—being and there's so much more they do. nana yeah , yeah, more they do. nana yeah, yeah, that's true. if they should actually do a lot more, i'd find it normal to . a responsibility . it normal to. a responsibility. do this. you know, i working on that, but do get into it putting in sort of how it's always asked me he's just gone in. in sort of how it's always asked me he's just gone in . the one to me he's just gone in. the one to go and do good ryan sorry brian we just we so i don't i agree i think that we to speak speak up about what we can do in this countr

neighbours in milton keynes are holding a vigil tonight for a four year old girl who was killed by thepet dog thames valley. police say alice stones was attacked in her own back garden yesterday. they describe it as a tragic and isolated incident and that the animal was put down by officers at the scene. no arrests were made and is away from home. the fbi search for classified documents at president joe biden's beach house in delaware , we can tell house in delaware, we can tell you, has now ended . his lawyer you, has now ended. his lawyer says agents didn't find any files with classified markings. the operation was part of an ongoing investigation . biden's ongoing investigation. biden's handung ongoing investigation. biden's handling of classified documents. the found some at his other home in delaware last month. his former private office was also searched in november. and finally , boris johnson is and finally, boris johnson is urging western leaders to further boost their support for ukraine. speaking in washington earlier today, he told senior politicians that president volodymy

that four year old alice stones , who died in a dog alice stones, who died in a dog attack in milton keynes yesterday, was killed by the family pet . thames valley police family pet. thames valley police described it as a tragic and isolated incident. no arrests have been made . and have been made. and superintendent mark talbot says they are now working to establish the breed of the dog . establish the breed of the dog. it's no threat to the wider community. accordingly, no arrests have been made at this time . i can confirm that the dog time. i can confirm that the dog was a family pet and was put down by police . police at the down by police. police at the scene yesterday evening and part of the investigate action is to establish the breed of that , establish the breed of that, while our investigation takes place. there will be more officers in the area over the coming days . officers in the area over the coming days. in other news today, a failed asylum seeker from iran has been detained indefinitely for killing an 87 year old woman at her north yorkshire home. shaheen davison orange bo

that four year old alice stones , who died in a dog alice stones, who died in a dog attack in milton keynes yesterday, was killed by the family pet . thames valley police family pet. thames valley police described it as a tragic and isolated incident. no arrests have been made . and have been made. and superintendent mark talbot says they are now working to establish the breed of the dog . establish the breed of the dog. it's no threat to the wider community. accordingly, no arrests have been made at this time . i can confirm that the dog time. i can confirm that the dog was a family pet and was put down by police . police at the down by police. police at the scene yesterday evening and part of the investigate action is to establish the breed of that , establish the breed of that, while our investigation takes place. there will be more officers in the area over the coming days . officers in the area over the coming days. in other news today, a failed asylum seeker from iran has been detained indefinitely for killing an 87 year old woman at her north yorkshire home. shaheen davison orange bo

their first match of the year tonight, as they take on south korea in the arnold clark cup in milton keynes be watching for the bbc and joins us now. good to see you there. lionesses up again south korea what sort of challenge will they this even? brute challenge will they this even? we don't challenge will they this even? - don't know a great deal about them and glenn have only played them twice in the most recent time i was backin twice in the most recent time i was back in 2011 when they did went to — one but that was a while ago so it is fair to say we are not really sure what england what will be facing tonight. also south korea are 15th in the fifa rankings england are fourth so maybe not as competitive as they may like. the other two teams in the competition, italy and belgium are also far lower down the rankings, belgian have not even not qualified for the world cup so it will be interesting. sarina wiegman the english manager said that it was important to face countries from different cultures, continents because it is all about experience. and that is what this faa organised tourn

then in royal news, the king faced waving, not my king placards as he arrived in milton keynes to celebrate south park, of course, as i mentioned at the top of the show, all latest to take the mic out of harry and meghan. royal commentator rafe heydel—mankoo join me to heydel—mankoo will join me to discuss that one. and later on there was huge public outrage this the owner this week. centrica, the owner of gas posted a record of british gas posted a record £3.3 billion in profits. if people think they're taking advantage and they don't deserve profits. should we just nationalise the lot. that's what we're talking about for the next. i would love to know your thoughts on today's topics. please tweet me at gb news. you can email gb views at can email me on gb views at gbnews.uk. you watch gbnews.uk. you also watch us online. always on youtube online. as always on youtube back. online. as always on youtube back . in two. online. as always on youtube back. in two. so yes, online. as always on youtube back . in two. so yes, the back. in two. so yes, the biggest worry of this week political shock

say died at milton keynes. say she died at the scene.een made and the has since been made and the dog has since been put to retail. prices are at a record high after a rise in inflation last month. january saw the highest inflation rate in the food category . and in the food category. and meanwhile , the clothing and meanwhile, the clothing and footwear category saw an ease dunng footwear category saw an ease during the new year. sales a wet study has found huge differences in the amount of caffeine being served by high street coffee shops. for example, a medium cappuccino was found to have anything from . 66 to 325 anything from. 66 to 325 milligrams of caffeine, depending on the brand. experts warn it could be an issue if you've been advised to limit your caffeine intake for medical reasons . the i'm not sure reasons. the i'm not sure i understand the coffee caffeine story because i don't drink it. so are you paying to have caffeine? do you want caffeine if you drink coffee, is it good? but i think you just want to know what you're wha

try to show is that the theory, like keynes's theory, came out of the great depression, marxist theory came out of the excesses of the industrial revolution. and milton friedman in response to keynes. and so forth. so i bring i bring it all together. the other thing i do, that unique of this book, you can i'm somewhat enthusiastic about it is that i have a hero. all histories fire prior to mine. wow. this economist said this then this economist there's there's no running plot. there's no hero. there's no pros and cons and. a running thread. so i make adam smith the founder of modern economics, kind of a in laissez faire that government but if government would just people fulfill their own self-interest that you would see an increase in prosperity more people would be involved and it would be a way to increase the standard of living. so he the hero system of natural liberty the hero. and then i judge every to what extent do you build this the house that smith built or are you tearing it down or are you trying to build another building which is what marx did and to some extent. cage so and then i have adam model left for dead then is resuscitated by th

milton keynes on thursday celebrating the fact that it has got the status .s. royal reporter from trafalgar square and fantastic that there are trafalgar square and fantastic that there ar e £60 million that there are £60 million already being raised . it just do already being raised. it just do somewhat i think to dispel nofion somewhat i think to dispel notion that britain is not a particularly charitable country, that the average man or woman, the street does not care about people countries. but people in other countries. but it does also beg the question and it leads us almost seamlessly now to our big question today, which is about foreign now, there have foreign aid. now, there have been for to us sending been calls for to us sending foreign china for the foreign aid to china for the obvious reasons, a quite wealthy to say the least. got to say the least. they've got a space and they space program and they don't necessarily mean as well as what in the spy stuff, in light of all the spy stuff, why sending them the why are we sending them the money? lots o

our consulting firm based milton keynes.irst red flag as a practical support for remaining employees. help to reduce negative responses . often reduce negative responses. often this the form of regular this takes the form of regular discussions employees on a discussions with employees on a 1 1 basis. that sounds so 1 to 1 basis. that sounds so long slow and costly and. long and slow and costly and. the organisation of extra training enable survivors training to enable survivors to perform effectively . or maybe perform effectively. or maybe people stress everyone people just stress to everyone them getting fired. maybe them is getting fired. maybe that's don't feel guilt y that's good don't feel guilt y that's good don't feel guilt y that there's job security like you these tech firms you know all these tech firms just off of just laid off hundreds of thousands of people which i found quite funny, but also the same time. it's just that that is a stress. i don't think you get survivor's guilt for that. you there's little you

our consulting firm based milton keynes.irst red flag as a practical support for remaining employees. help to reduce negative responses . often reduce negative responses. often this the form of regular this takes the form of regular discussions employees on a discussions with employees on a 1 1 basis. that sounds so 1 to 1 basis. that sounds so long slow and costly and. long and slow and costly and. the organisation of extra training enable survivors training to enable survivors to perform effectively . or maybe perform effectively. or maybe people stress everyone people just stress to everyone them getting fired. maybe them is getting fired. maybe that's don't feel guilt y that's good don't feel guilt y that's good don't feel guilt y that there's job security like you these tech firms you know all these tech firms just off of just laid off hundreds of thousands of people which i found quite funny, but also the same time. it's just that that is a stress. i don't think you get survivor's guilt for that. you there's little you

how you nation in milton keynes. how you feeling about what you see there being . yep.hat's amazing news. being. yep. that's amazing news. you heard it here first. rishi's fired himself. paul hawkins , fired himself. paul hawkins, with an extraordinary revelation . and you did. you heard it here first on gb news. i'd give rishi. well, at least another six months. come on. right next up, the queen of gb news michelle dewberry with dewbs& co.the michelle dewberry with dewbs& co. the topical news show on monday to friday at 6:00 every evening . so unknown. what did it evening. so unknown. what did it make me feel ? it made my bottom make me feel? it made my bottom clench a little bit. it made . so clench a little bit. it made. so here's the big question . what here's the big question. what was she talking about? what made her bum clench ? i think we all her bum clench? i think we all know the answer to that . one know the answer to that. one yep. ben habib, what a free speech nation. the show where nothing is off the table . it's nothing is off the table. it's the safe hav

that four year old alice stones , who died year old alice stones, who died in a dog attack in milton keynes, was killed by a family pet. thames valley police has described this as a tragic and easily awaited incident. no arrests have been made and superintendent mark talbot says then, now working to establish then, now working to establish the breed of the dog. we are currently believe that this was a tragic isole incident and there is no threat to the wider community. accordingly, no arrests have been made at this time . i can confirm that the dog time. i can confirm that the dog was a family pet and was put down by police. police at the scene yesterday evening . and scene yesterday evening. and part of the investigation is to establish the breed of that dog while our investigation takes place. there will be more officers in the area over the coming days . a failed asylum coming days. a failed asylum seeker from iran has been detained indefinitely for killing an 87 year old woman at her north yorkshire home. shaheen darvish narain farm befriended brenda blaney and lived with her in thornto

how you nation in milton keynes. how you feeling about what you see there being . yep.hat's amazing news. being. yep. that's amazing news. you heard it here first. rishi's fired himself. paul hawkins , fired himself. paul hawkins, with an extraordinary revelation . and you did. you heard it here first on gb news. i'd give rishi. well, at least another six months. come on. right next up, the queen of gb news michelle dewberry with dewbs& co.the michelle dewberry with dewbs& co. the topical news show on monday to friday at 6:00 every evening . so unknown. what did it evening. so unknown. what did it make me feel ? it made my bottom make me feel? it made my bottom clench a little bit. it made . so clench a little bit. it made. so here's the big question . what here's the big question. what was she talking about? what made her bum clench ? i think we all her bum clench? i think we all know the answer to that . one know the answer to that. one yep. ben habib, what a free speech nation. the show where nothing is off the table . it's nothing is off the table. it's the safe hav

. between towcester and milton keynes . f loss of the way every surface that affects your braking and handung that affects your braking and handling and also the fact that were damaging their tyres potholes form when heavy traffic at the road water fills cracks, then freezes, causing more damage. brits report million of them to councils and highway authorities every year. mark isn't the only one worried about the a5, so is ian, a local councillor . as you can see, councillor. as you can see, there's a pothole there. we've got the three there as one just about to form there. there broken glass is strewn beside potholes. ian says crashes are common here. it is a undeniable fact. common here. it is a undeniable fact . we've had fatal accidents fact. we've had fatal accidents on this road. whether or not they're connected to potholes, i'm not going to speculate . but i'm not going to speculate. but it is a fact that . they're it is a fact that. they're happening and we need to try and make this road safer nationally isn't the wo

it follows the death of four—year—old alice stones in milton keynes on tuesday. than others. the guardian reports that the welsh rugby union has banned the song delilah from being sung at the six nations championship, following criticism that the lyrics promote violence against women. another story we will be talking about later on. cranes are back. the bird ones. there was a real concern about cranes almost and are becoming extinct. they were once extinct. what a decade after people are encouraged to dress up as cranes, it was people dressing up in grey robes at the and trust in gloucestershire. they dressed in these grey dressing gowns. i think we covered it at the time. and they would feed the birds grain. anyway, that action, plus others, are being seen as part of the result that now, last year, 71 pairs of cranes were reported. the second highest level on record. just a little fight. how tall can they grow? three foot, two inches. four foot. and two inches. fourfoot. and double the number of chicks were produced last year compared to 2020. so that is good ne

jackie in hertfordshire and also in milton keynes, now it is time for keynes, right now it is time forof the show where our test, my panellists some of the other stories hitting the headlines now. paul now. i'm joined by paul economist, lazy country . oh, economist, lazy country. oh, sorry lizzie pressed the button. no i said from the i did say that welles in that orson welles name in showbiz and some thousands of other fabulous right peter along at home question one what animal as recently was recently rescued from a kidnapping by the police? was it a pet dog ? be a cockatoo was it a pet dog? be a cockatoo or see a swan this kind be a cockatoo. that's what you think. let's love the cockatoo . i'm let's love the cockatoo. i'm saying it's a dog . it's the saying it's a dog. it's the dogs. there's no answer. so what's the. oh, what's the answer ? we're oh, we don't know. answer? we're oh, we don't know. it's a mystery . it's a mystery . it's a mystery. it's a mystery. thank you very much. that's what you paid for a swan very . thank you very much. that's what you paid for a swan very. i

my wonderful quote british forces, farm, fact forces, david farm, in fact milton keynes and brought solihull been quick look at what you've been saying today. i've been asking, is it time to take back control of energy and water. lots of you've been getting in touch with thoughts. says with your thoughts. dave says nationalise water and places took controls on energy took the controls on energy companies simply not companies option is simply not fit for purpose at this time, cain absolutely or at the cain says. absolutely or at the very least, take of tariffs. john says no. i can still remember , when water and energy remember, when water and energy were nationalised , absolute were nationalised, absolute nightmare . well, interesting to nightmare. well, interesting to hear your thoughts on that. thank you so much for that. let's move to this story. this is what caught my eye today. welsh rugby fans have not sung delilah during a six nations game, despite the song being banned from being performed at. it was a move from the london welsh male voice choir repertoire as the lyrics depict the ma

a poor little four year old girl in milton keynes was also mauled to death a dog.ng to sort of make its way into the headlines against these stories whether should stories of whether we should have more restrictions on dogs. what think ? yeah, and two what do you think? yeah, and two very cases. cases that very tragic cases. cases that you highlighted and you you you highlighted and you there are certain things that there are certain things that the do. think, the council can do. and i think, for example, in the first instance the year old, instance of the 28 year old, i think the local council issued licences for a certain number of dogs. you can walk. i think it was six at the time and that individual was walking a couple of more but you know the point remains that attacks seem remains that these attacks seem to the up my only with to be on the up now my only with dogs delivering leaflets and dogs is delivering leaflets and you knocking on doors or campaigning and you you do get your fingers sort of you know, nip a few perhaps that are nip by a few perhaps that a

a vigil has been held in milton keynes in memory of a four—year—old girl who was killed in a dog attackumanely destroyed. the recent massacre at a dance hall in california, during the lunar new year celebrations left the local asian—american community shocked — but also defiant. eleven people died when a gunman opened fire in monterey park, just east of downtown los angeles. many of the victims were keen ballroom dancers — a pasttime which is very popular among their community. 0ur correspondent ben derico went to meet a ballroom dancing group in san francisco to find out how they are responding to the attack... 0n on new year's eve, the los angeles suburb of monterey park became the site of a terrible shooting, 11 people killed at this ballroom as they danced and celebrated with friends and family. for seniors in the asian american community, ballroom dancing has become an incredibly popular hobby. the shooting has reverberated around dance halls across the country. this shootin: dance halls across the country. this shooting in — dance halls across the country. this shooting in los _ d

we know wimbledon an mk dons moved up the up the amount to milton keynes that sort that that kind ofve a say in that and that would be huge if that did happen. yeah off boot maybe it could be the irish boots anyway for moment thank you very for the moment thank you very much go into extra much indeed. we'll go into extra time little later. but as time a little later. but as we're just mentioning , that sad we're just mentioning, that sad news through of course, news coming through of course, that commentator john that football commentator john watson had died at the age of 77. a bit more coming through. he died in his sleep peacefully. he'd worked for the bbc to reflect for 50 years, no less commentating a more than two and a half thousand games on, television and radio and of course that association with the. the sheepskin coat motty covering ten world cups ten european championships , 29 ea. european championships, 29 fa cup finals . before retiring, cup finals. before retiring, though he really do that in 2018. his final game for match of the day that year. 2018. his final game fo

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