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after a trial lasting nearly two weeks, it took the jury just hours to decide that it was not ms paltrow but mrfor the crash. as the actress and influencer left court she went to see the man whose accusations had brought her here and said, "i wish you well." sophie long, bbc news, park city, utah. 0scar pistorius will today get his first parole hearing since being convicted of the murder of girlfriend reeva steenkamp more than a decade ago in south africa. the former athlete known as blade runner could be free within days if cleared by the prison parole board in pretoria. the bbc�*s africa correspondent andrew harding sent this report. he was a superstar. 0scar pistorius, the blade runner. a paralympic athlete in a relationship with the south african model and television personality reeva steenkamp. but in 2014, pistorius was put on trialfor murder, accused of deliberately shooting steenkamp on valentine's day as she hid behind a locked door in his bathroom. i got to the bed and then i realized reeva wasn't there. pistorius said he mistook her for a burglar, but he was eventually convicted on a

the oscar—winning hollywood star gwyneth paltrow is in court after a ski—slope collision. mrderson is seeking $300,000, saying he sustained a permanent brain injury and four broken ribs. but miss paltrow�*s lawyers say he's overstating his injuries and filed a counterclaim for a symbolic $1. and google launches its own ai chatbot — known as bard — that learns from real—world information. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. president putin says russia will be forced to react if the uk goes ahead with a plan to give ukraine ammunition containing depleted uranium. he made the threat while hosting a joint news conference with china's president xijinping in moscow. the two leaders have been discussing what's been described as a peace plan for ukraine, put forward by beijing. 0ur russia editor steve rosenberg has been following events. take two world leaders... ..a dash of kremlin choreography... ..and you get this. the symbolism was clear. 0n the world stage, xi and putin, china and russia, are coming together to f

the oscar—winning hollywood star gwyneth paltrow is in court after a ski slope collision. mrderson is seeking $300,000 saying he sustained permanent brain injury and broken ribs but the lawyers for gwyneth paltrow say they are overstating injury and filed a counterclaim for just $1. and google launches its own a. i. chatbot, known as bard, that learns from real—world information. and in paris, notre dame cathedral�*s famous statues are being carefully re—created, fours years after the fire that gutted the world heritage site. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk, on pbs in the us and around the world. president putin says russia will be forced to react, if the uk goes ahead with a plan to give ukraine ammunition containing depleted uranium. he made the threat while hosting a joint news conference with china's president xijinping in moscow. the two leaders have been discussing what's been described as a peace plan for ukraine put forward by beijing. 0ur russia editor, steve rosenberg, has been following events. take two world leaders... ..a dash of kremlin ch

the oscar winning hollywood star gwyneth paltrow is in court after a ski—slope collision. mrrson is seeking $300,000, saying he sustained a permanent brain injury and four broken lives. but ms paltrow�*s lawyers say he is overstating his injuries and filed a counterclaim for a symbolic $1. and notre dame's famous statues are being carefully re—created, four years after the fire that gutted the famous paris landmark. a very warm welcome to the programme. we begin in london. where borisjohnson, the former british prime minister, will face questions from mps at westminster later today, as theyjudge whether he deliberately misled the house of commons over downing street parties during the covid pandemic. mrjohnson has produced a 52—page defence supporting his claim that he did not "intentionally or "recklessly" mislead the commons. 0ur political correspondent jonathan blake has more details. borisjohnson boris johnson and downing borisjohnson and downing street staff gathered inside number 10 when covid restrictions were in place. when those events came to light, borisjohnson sai

the oscar—winning hollywood star gwyneth paltrow is in court after a ski slope collision. mrderson is seeking $300,000, saying he sustained a permanent brain injury and four broken ribs but the lawyers for gwyneth paltrow say his is overstating injuries and filed a counterclaim forjust $1. and, in paris, notre dame cathedral's famous statues are being carefully recreated, four years after the fire that gutted the world heritage site. president putin says russia will be forced to react, if the uk goes ahead with a plan to give ukraine ammunition containing depleted uranium. he made the threat while hosting a joint news conference with china's president xijinping in moscow. the two leaders have been discussing what's been described as a peace plan for ukraine put forward by beijing. 0ur russia editor, steve rosenberg, has been following events. take two world leaders... ..a dash of kremlin choreography... ..and you get this. the symbolism was clear. 0n the world stage, xi and putin, china and russia, are coming together to forge what they claim is a strong partnership. the talk

mr. gwyneth paltrow went on jimmy kimmel saint yes i accident prone i am always running into things.she is very relevant to this case, how? because we believe that is exactly what she did. she ran into things like she always does, as she testified she has lied under oath a number of times i want to be able to show the jury. >> jersey to withdraw this moment. physics trenches drop drops with the attorney says she's lied multiple times you have attorneys being super aggressive i know that's their job this is particularly notable isn't it? >> absolutely. like i said before an attorney has to be very careful. yes, you want to bring up any type of a prior admissions that indicate this person is probably lying at the trial. but you have to be very careful. okay, she admitted to being clumsy but that does not necessarily mean she caused this accident. so the attorney when in a little too hard in my opinion and now that is going to again make the jurors think this attorney is a bullying gwyneth paltrow. a slow excessive in my opinion. alicia: a jury has so much to sort through the system goi

paltrow's back. what's hurt? bye mr sanderson's negligence. it rattled her and it physically hurt her. anderson is seeking $300,000 in damages after first suing for three million. he changed his complaint after paltrow countersuit. paltrow her husband and children are all expected to take. the stand in the trial is expected to take about a week. okay, coming up. the sailor who says a whale sank his boat in the middle of the pacific ocean. see what he did next? you're watchin narrator: how prepared is your family... ...if a hurricane shows up at your doorstep? or a flood? or a blizzard? you can't just turn away a natural disaster. that's why it's important to go to ready.gov/plan now. it has the tools and tips you need to make an emergency plan with your family. narrator: so if disaster comes knocking... mom: let's go. narrator: ...you'll be ready to help keep your family safe. mom: oh, it's just the pizza! daughter: yes! narrator: make a plan today. welcome back to florida man is sharing his terrifying story of a whale that sent his boat to the bottom of the pacific can probably guess i

terry sanderson — who's now 76 — alleges he was hit from behind — but ms paltrow says it was mr sanderson'sanada shortly. we will bring you what they have to say right here on bbc news. european leaders have offered reassurance about the stability of the banking system, after shares in banks across europe fell sharply in value. the german chancellor, olaf scholz, and the french president, emanuel macron, both said european banks were solid. the fall in bank stocks was led by germany's biggest lender, deutsche bank, with its share price at one point down more than ia percent — although it did recover a little in later trading. germany's chancellor olaf scholz was in brussels to meet other european union leaders for talks about the economy. he was asked if deutsche bank was still a trustworthy organisation. translation: deutsche bank has fundamentally modernised - and reorganised its business model, and is a very profitable bank. there is no need to worry about anything. earlier i spoke to our business reporter samira hussain, she told me how central banks were reacting across europe. if you

ms paltrow replied mr sanderson hit me. her lawyer asked do you feel empathy for him? really do. it seems like he had a really difficult life that i did not cause the accident. so gwyneth paltrow has been questioned by terry sanderson's lawyers and her own and now her evidence appears has finished and they will resume the trial on monday morning. let's move onto the day's other news. here are the top stories. president biden setting out a vision of north american unity in close economic ties in his speech to the canadian parliament. the us president has said that the two countries prosperity was deeply connected their shared security and pledge to stand together against authoritarian regimes. he also spoke of the need to work together on issues like climate change in change —— trade. the canadian prime ministers agreed the deal to stop asylum—seekers moving across their shared border by unofficial crossing. security said china has not yet delivered arms to russia. i do not take china lately. i do not take russia lately. but i think we vastly exaggerated. i have been he

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both paltrow and mr. at the trial, which is set to eight days. this is gb news more as it happens. now back to andrew and beth. welcome back. you've been getting in touch. miles has said what an absolute waste of time and taxpayers money. boris already lost his job as pm objective achieve. what more do they want ? of course boris they want? of course boris johnson is facing a pace later this afternoon to give evidence about him misleading parliament over found to this over party if he's found to this literally or recklessly even misled house, he could be suspended as an mp, which could lead to a by—election and by by boris. yeah, quite. our deputy political editor tom harwood has this . boris johnson this report. boris johnson resigned as prime minister on the 7th of july last year, over eight months later in the scandal that dislodged the man who won his party their largest election victory since margaret thatcher is still being litigated in parliament. the issue being adjudicated . a issue being adjudic

scenario that would account for enough force application to crack the ribs, and that would be miss paltrow striking mrderson from behind and then falling on top of him down towards the right side onto the right side of his torso. >> reporter: the defense searching for what they called the most important piece uqb■ of evidence, the night sanderson's daughter writing in an email, i can't believe this is all on gopro, but now she claims it never existed. ]bl existed. ]bl gopro video, and it does not exist as far as i know. >> reporter: through four days of proceedings, paltrow's attorneys claiming sanderson is now exaggerating his injuries and faking for gain. >> we are defending a ;r: false allegation, and we need your help. we believe it to be utter b.s. >> reporter: but sanderson's legal team refuting that. >> this just completely changed his life, physically, emotionally, biologically, psychologically and socially. >> reporter: paltruer:y maintaining that sanderson has always been responsible and says, he knows it too. >> i said, you skied directly into my effing back, and he said, oh, sorry, sorry,

trial lasting nearly two weeks, it took the jury just two hours to decide that it was not ms paltrow but mrinfluencer left court she went to see the man whose accusations had brought her here and said, "i wish you well." sophie long, bbc news, park city, utah. just to remind you of our breaking news — the social media influencer andrew tate and his brother tristan are to be released from preventative custody, with immediate effect, after a judge ruled in favour of their appeals. but they will remain under house arrest. andrew tate, his brother tristan and the two romanian female suspects have been under police detention since dec. 29 as prosecutors investigate them for suspected human trafficking, rape and forming a criminal gang to sexually exploit women. we will continue following that story and many others right here on bbc news. stay with us. hello, the last day of march was unsettled across the southern half of the uk. plenty of showers and areas of heavy rain and strong winds, but this area of low pressure will clear away during the first part of the weekend, and into the start of apr

trial lasting nearly two weeks, it took the jury just two hours to decide that it was not ms paltrow but mr crash. as the actress and influencer left court, she went to see the man whose accusations had brought her here and said, "i wish you well." sophie long, bbc news, park city, utah. our top story this evening: donald trump becomes the first former us president to face criminal charges — over money paid to a former porn star, stormy daniels. still to come — the businesses who say they'll feel the heat of sky high energy bills when government support is reduced tomorrow. coming up on the bbc news channel — manchester city against liverpool begins the final stretch of the premier league season. not a title decider perhaps, but still a match that could have a big effect on the destination of the trophy. political leaders in northern ireland have condemned an outbreak of violence which has seen a series of attacks on homes linked to a drugs feud. families are being caught up in the tensions which have been sparked by a fall—out within a loyalist paramilitary group. but with the 25th anniver

after a trial lasting nearly two weeks, it took the jury just hours to decide that it was not ms paltrow but mress and influencer left court she went to see the man whose accusations had brought her here and said, "i wish you well." sophie long, bbc news, park city, utah. police in the uk say they are �*hunting down�* those who helped drug dealer thomas cashman after he was convicted of the murder of nine year—old 0livia pratt korbel in liverpool. 0livia was shot dead last august after cashman chased a fellow drug dealer into her home. he will be sentenced on monday. danny savage reports. nine years old and shot dead in her home by a stranger. 0livia pratt—korbel was robbed of her life. her family somehow have to carry on. police chiefs say they are still hunting down those who enabled thomas cashman to murder her. he'll be sentenced on monday. this is 0livia's mother, cheryl, leaving court yesterday. yes! cheryl, how are you feeling? ecstatic. a jury had just convicted cashman of killing her daughter. ijust want to know what i've done, that's all. all i want to know is what i'm arrested for. e

trial lasting nearly two weeks, it took the jury just two hours to decide that it was not ms paltrow but mrt she went to see the man whose accusations had brought her here and said, "i wish you well." sophie long, bbc news, park city, utah. thanks to sophie long. this is bbc news. thanks to sophie long. this is bbc news- stay — thanks to sophie long. this is bbc news. stay with _ thanks to sophie long. this is bbc news. stay with us _ thanks to sophie long. this is bbc news. stay with us if _ thanks to sophie long. this is bbc news. stay with us if you - thanks to sophie long. this is bbc news. stay with us if you can. - hello, the last day of march was unsettled across the southern half of the uk. plenty of showers and areas of heavy rain and strong winds, but this area of low pressure will clear away during the first part of the weekend, and into the start of april, things become a bit drier and brighter and more settled and we should start to see more sunshine on sunday. this area of low pressure has been pulling away into the near continent, taking strong wind with it but leaving a lega

trial lasting nearly two weeks, it took the jury just two hours to decide that it was not ms paltrow but mrand influencer left court she went to see the man whose accusations had brought her here and said, "i wish you well." sophie long, bbc news, park city, utah. king charles is in hamburg today to remember those who died in the allied bombing of the city in the second world war. the monarch and the queen consort laid a wreath at hamburg's saint nikolai memorial where a church was destroyed by british and american air raids in191t3. the trip to hamburg wraps up the royals' three—day state visit to germany. earlier we heard from the german ambassaddor to the uk, who told us how the visit has been received. let me say that it has been an extremely successful visit, so it has been very important i think not only for the british german relations, but we have seen this also and have interpreted as a signal also to the european union to reach out three years after brexit to europe, and i can tell you here in hamburg despite the pouring rain, a remarkable reception by the german public. inspector

trial lasting nearly two weeks, it took the jury just two hours to decide that it was not ms paltrow but mrsh. as the actress and influencer left court she went to see the man whose accusations had brought her here and said, "i wish you well." sophie long, bbc news, park city, utah. the uk has signed a trade deal to help boost exports to 11 countries across asia and the pacific. the agreement includes australia, japan and mexico. britain already has trade deals with all but two of the countries. our global trade correspondent, dharshini david, is here with more details. yes, it's not the catchiest of titles, cptpp, but what it is, it has a fairly massive club, 11 nations stretching from australia all the way to vietnam, peru, mexico and the whole idea is, they won in every £8 generated and it is meant to make it easy to trade, invest in each other and tear down the barriers. but we already have deals with most of the nations here. so evenif with most of the nations here. so even if you count the fact this could mean cheaper chocolate from mexico, cheapervacuum could mean cheaper chocolate f

gwyneth paltrow is countersuing and has told the jury that mr sanderson crashed into her. sent this report. gwyneth paltrow has been present throughout this trial, listening to emotional counts from two of terry sanderson�*s daughters about the impact the accident had on their father. today was the oscar—winning actress's turn to give their account of the collision that mr sanderson says left her with a permanent brain injury and four broken ribs. i was skiing and two skis came between my skis, forcing my legs apart and there was a body pressing against me and a very strange grunting noise so my brain was trying to make sense of what was happening. i thought, is this a practicaljoke? is someone doing something perverted? this is really strange. my mind was going very quickly and i was trying to ascertain what was happening. the jury must decide who hit home on the scopes of this upmarket ski resort, which is home to the sundance film festival. miss paltrow is accused not just of causing the crash but skiing off without checking if mr sanderson was hurt. at the time of the c

trial lasting nearly two weeks, it took the jury just two hours to decide that it was not ms paltrow but mrght her here and said, "i wish you well." then expressed her satisfaction with the result on instagram. gwyneth how do you feel? sophie long, bbc news, park city, utah. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. just 90 minutes away from the end of march and march has been an exceptionally wet month, not least in england, where provisional met office statistics suggest it has 0ffice statistics suggest it has been the wettest march since 1981. now, it hasn't been that wet everywhere. parts of northern scotland have actually seen less rain than they would normally expect, 56% of the normal monthly rainfall. those figures run up to nine o'clock this morning. compare that with cambridge, more than three times the average monthly rainfall. those rain gauges have certainly had a further top up on the last day of the month. this is the radar picture, you can see where we have had rain. some particularly heavy rain right now across western counties of northern ireland. that could well co

paltrow's version of events. is the only one that holds up if you redo the calculations correctly, what this means is mr sanderson can follow the ground without miss paltrow landing on him. and sustain the rib fractures. sanderson's team countering the testimony while suggesting the ski resort and paltrow's instructor may have been trying to protect her because of her fame ever occur to you that this instructor might be covering up bad conduct. by himself to protect miss paltrow. a big spender at your valley, legal experts say. without a name like paltrow, this case would have been settled years ago. outside of court. paltrow's husband couldn't testify before the trial wraps up the royal drama continues. prince harry, making some explosive claims about phone hacking against his own family. those claims are part of harry's lawsuit against the publisher of the daily mail. harry says the royal family kept the fact that he was a victim of a hacking secret because it might quote open up a can of worms. the company denies any wrongdoing in its reporting hearing on whether this case should go forward continues today. ba

terry sanderson, who's now 76, alleges he was hit from behind, but ms paltrow says it was mr sandersonide, is expected to last eight days, as our correspondent sophie long reports. the oscar—winning actress was used to gracing the red carpet and appearing on the silver screen, before founding her wellness company, goop. today, she appeared in court, accused of a human hit and run. this is the case of terry sanderson versus gwyneth paltrow. at the centre of this case is who hit whom on the slopes of park city, an upmarket mountain resort and celebrity hang—out that hosts the sundance film festival. 76—year—old terry sanderson says she was skiing recklessly and struck him from behind, smashing his body to the ground, before continuing her descent down the mountain, leaving him stunned and seriously injured. ms paltrow has sentimental feelings about skiing. her dad, who left this life too early, took her skiing as a kid at alta. but her lawyer said she's a conservative skier, and he was the culprit in the collision, and she who received the full body blow. the court will decide who should

paltrow and terry sanderson's testimony at odds. >> we have two versions of the accident. we have mr. ramon's version and miss paltrow's version. th using physics and biomechanics, and i'm sorry to say mr. ramon's version does not meet with the laws of physics, not consistent, internally consistent, and miss paltrow's is. >> reporter: now, a lot of the conversation yesterday afternoon and this morning has revolved around the physics of it all. they've shown animation, some very technical stick figure drawing explaining the laws of physics and how would someone would fall if they fell from behind. whether the skis got tangled as they might have overlaid over each other and what the injuries could be consistent with. ssanderson saays he has rib injuries as well as brain injuries but heard from the ski instructor with paltrow that day as well as the ski patrol medical team that had helped sanderson to the medical tent after the fact. they said at the time there weren't any injuries consistent with a head injury so this is seven years down the line from when the accident happened. it's a lot of he said/she said and ultimately the ju

that would be miss paltrow hitting mr. roceedings, paltrow's attorney claiming sanderson is exaggerating injury, and faking for gain. >> we are defending a false allegation. and we need your help. we believe it to be utter bs. >> sanderson's legal team refuting that. >> this is completely changed his life, physically, emotionally, biologically. socially. >> i feel very sorry for him, it seems like he's had a very difficult life. but i did not cause the accident. i cannot be at fault for anything that subsequently happened to him. >> paltrow maintaining sanderson's always been responsible. and says he knows it too. >> i said, you skied directly into my effing back he said, oh, sorry. i'm sorry. >> thanks for that. pediatric orthopedic surgeon is putting down her scalpel at the end of an operation and taking up the markers. dr. felicity -- from schreiner's children hospital in chicago, meets with kids who are scared to go into the night every day. she tries to give them something to look forward to. when they wake up from sur

terry sanderson — who's now 76 — alleges he was hit from behind, but ms paltrow says it was mr sanderson'seight days, as our correspondent sophie long reports. the oscar—winning actress was used to gracing the red carpet, and appearing on the silver screen, before founding her wellness company, goop. today, she appeared in court, accused of a human hit and run. this is the case of terry sanderson versus gwyneth paltrow. at the centre of this case is who hit whom on the slopes of park city, an upmarket mountain resort and celebrity hang—out that hosts the sundance film festival. 76—year—old terry sanderson says she was skiing recklessly and struck him from behind, smashing his body to the ground, before continuing her descent down the mountain, leaving him stunned and seriously injured. ms paltrow has sentimental feelings about skiing. her dad, who left this life too early, took her skiing as a kid at alta. but her lawyer said she's a conservative skier and he was the culprit in the collision and she who received the full body blow. the court will decide who should pay damages. mr sanderson

terry sanderson — who's now 76 — alleges he was hit from behind, but ms paltrow says it was mr sanderson'sntion worldwide, is expected to last eight days, as our correspondent sophie long reports. the oscar—winning actress was used to gracing the red carpet, and appearing on the silver screen, before founding her wellness company, goop. today, she appeared in court, accused of a human hit and run. this is the case of terry sanderson versus gwyneth paltrow. at the centre of this case is who hit whom, on the slopes of park city, an upmarket mountain resort and celebrity hang—out that hosts the sundance film festival. 76—year—old terry sanderson says she was skiing recklessly and struck him from behind, smashing his body to the ground, before continuing her descent down the mountain, leaving him stunned and seriously injured. ms paltrow has sentimental feelings about skiing. her dad, who left this life too early, took her skiing as a kid at alta. but her lawyer said she's a conservative skier, and he was the culprit in the collision, and she who received the full body blow. the court will dec

ramon's version and we have gwyneth paltrow's version. mr. laws of physics. >> would you say that gwyneth paltrow's is the more likely of the two accounts? >> considering it is the only one that matches with the physics of what happened, yes, i would say so. >> reporter: the judge saying the animation could not be considered evidence, but legal experts say the defense may have scored points with it anyway. >> the reality of it is the jury looks at that as evidence. >> reporter: ramon is saying she slammed into him. the 76-year-old is saying he suffered from a brain injury as a result of the 2016 collision. gwyneth paltrow is counter suing saying it was, in fact, sanderson that plowed into her. >> it was like somebody was out of control and hit a tree and was going to die. and that's what i had until i was hit. >> mr. sanderson categorically hit me on that ski slope, and that is the slope. >> and i'm sure that's what you believe. >> because that's the truth. >> reporter: depositions of gwyneth paltrow's teenage children were also read in court

paltrow claimed she was the victim. i was skiing. and looking downhill as you do, and i was scared directly into by mr sanderson. kay and your nine year old son, you will admit was on your left and up bit. to my recollection. sanderson claims paltrow was distracted by her children and ran into him. i was skiing and two skis came between my skis, forcing my legs apart. and then there was a body pressing against me. and there was a very strange grunting noise. so my brain was trying to make sense of what was happening. he was still on the ground, right? yes said what are you doing? yes okay. like why did you do that? yes he said. i think you skied into me. yes that's when you were furious and said, you ski directly into my effing back. at the top of your lungs. i did. okay i apologize for my bad language before the 50 year old star took the stand. it was like a day and night is for before and after the accident. plaintiff's attorneys claim sanderson broke four ribs , suffered brain damage and was vibrant before the collision, but after his brain deteriorated , this is not my dad. this is an alternate version of my

showing a simulation of the crash and claiming paltrow's version of events is the only one that holds up if you redo the calculations correctly, what this means is mround without miss paltrow landing on him. and sustain the rib fractures. sanderson's team countering the testimony while suggesting the ski resort and paltrow's instructor may have been trying to protect her because of her fame ever occur to you that this instructor might be covering up bad conduct. by himself to protect miss paltrow, a big spender at their valley. by the way, paltrow's husband could testify before the trial wraps up overseas. the dutchman is facing legal action for allegedly fathered at least 550 children. the 41 year old is a sperm donor. he's accused of lying about the number of kids he's fathered through sperm banks violating agreements. limits are placed on donors to protect children's health. it's unclear what legal ramifications he could face. meanwhile authorities in hawaii have referred more than 30 swimmers to federal law enforcement. the group allegedly harassed apart of wild dolphins authorities say video shows the swimmers aggressively pursuing the pod. it

good morning, the man who accuses gwyneth paltrow of violently crashing into him on a utah ski slope called mre stand in his civil lawsuit against the hollywood star. i got hit in my back so hard, serious, serious smack. never been hit that hard and i'm flying. i'm absolutely flying, terry sanderson, a retired optometrist, said his physical and mental health have changed since the accident. i'm like living another life now can't scare anymore. of course, i'm desperately to be close to my family and my girls. it's been more difficult. the defense called paltrow ski instructor erik christiansen to the stand. he's also named in the lawsuit as soon as he passed us, and i wasn't concerned with him hitting us. then i turned back towards moses. and but at that point, he was very close to miss paltrow. christiansen was accused of falsifying the initial report and causing sanderson emotional distress supposed to be polite to everyone, and i was polite to mr sanders in that day. were you bullied to mr sanderson? i was not on the stand last friday, insisted the crash wasn't her fault, said you skied dire

paltrow's back. i was hurt. bye mr sanderson's negligence. it rattled her and it physically hurt her. anderson is seeking $300,000 in damages. after first suing for three million. he changed his complaint after paltrow countersuit. by the way, paltrow , her husband and her children are expected to testify during the trial coming up a cowl on the run in new york city, plus a whale of a tale how the crew of a sailboat survived a whale sinking their boat in the sinking their boat in the pacific. dupixent helps you du more with less asthma. and can help you breathe better in as little as 2 weeks. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that's not for sudden breathing problems. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines, including steroids, without talking to your doctor. ask your specialist about

mr sanderson, his daughter, shae, had this to say. my dad is very insecure. he doesn't show it, but he doesn't trust his brain any more. gwyneth paltrow hit her, rather than the other way around. mr sanderson's lawyers claimed she was distracted by her children and fled without checking if he was hurt. i think you have to keep in mind when you're the victim of a crash, right, your psychology is not necessarily thinking about the person who perpetrated it. so, the answer to my question is...? no. ..no, you did not inquire? i did not. terry sanderson is due to give evidence next week, along with gwyneth paltrow�*s children, moses and apple. david willis, bbc news, washington. travelling at 17,000 miles an hour, a massive asteroid dubbed the city killer, because of its size, is passing between the earth and the moon this weekend. experts say the asteroid will pass by safely and can be seen through binoculars and telescopes. here's richard galpin. it may look like a tiny dot, but this asteroid is 115 feet across and travelling at 17,000mph. it is coming comparatively close to our planet. if it were to hit our world, it could do significan

trial lasting nearly two weeks, it took the jury just two hours to decide that it was not ms paltrow but mraccusations had brought her here and said, "i wish you well." sophie long, bbc news, park city, utah. from saturday, firms will get a discount on the wholesale prices as the government says the current businesses are warning they'll have to cut working hours, due to high energy bills, ahead of government help being scaled back. from saturday, firms will get a discount on wholesale prices, as the government said the current scheme which caps costs was too expensive. our business correspondent, marc ashdown, reports. like thousands of businesses, this pizzeria in prestwich is facing rising energy costs, a new contract signed last year saw it rise to 40p, subsidised by the government. when that support ends tomorrow they will be paying all of 70p per unit, five times more than last year. our contract runs out at the wrong time. we were searching around to find the best deal and at the time it was either close or take what was on offer at the time. we wanted to open a year ago, but obvious

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mr sanderson, his daughter, shae, had this to say. my dad is very insecure. he doesn't show it, but he doesn't trust his brain any more. gwyneth paltrowr than the other way round. mr sanderson�*s lawyers claimed she was distracted by her children and fled without checking if he was hurt. i think you have to keep in mind when you're the victim of a crash, right, your psychology is not necessarily thinking about the person who perpetrated it. so, the answer to my question is...? no. ..no, you did not inquire? i did not. terry sanderson is due to give evidence next week, along with gwyneth paltrow�*s children, moses and apple. david willis, bbc news, washington. the indian opposition leader rahul gandhi has said his disqualification by parliament on friday is politically motivated. he says it's an attempt to distract from accusations he made against prime minister narendra modi over his relationship with the billionaire businessman gautam adani. mr ghandi also faces two years in prison after a court found him guilty of criminal defamation for a comment made at a rally where he disparaged mr modi's surname. mr ghandi is a leading figure i

mr sanderson, his daughter, shae, had this to say. my dad is very insecure. he doesn't show it, but he doesn't trust his brain any more. gwyneth paltrowanderson but maintained that he hit her, rather than the other way around. mr sanderson�*s lawyers claimed she was distracted by her children and fled without checking if he was hurt. i think you have to keep in mind when you're the victim of a crash, right, your psychology is not necessarily thinking about the person who perpetrated it. so, the answer to my question is...? no. ..no, you did not inquire? i did not. terry sanderson is due to give evidence next week, along with gwyneth paltrow�*s children, moses and apple. david willis, bbc news, washington. former formula i racing car driver nelson piquet has been ordered to pay $950 million for using racial and homphobic slurs against lewis hamilton in an interview from november 2021. a brazilian court fined the 70—year—old for comments made on a podcast which resurfaced on social media last year. the derogatory remarks about hamilton — the only black driver in formula one — led to piquet being excluded from the sport's paddock. the ca

mr sanderson, his daughter, shae, had this to say. my dad is very insecure. he doesn't show it, but he doesn't trust his brain any more. gwyneth paltrowher, rather than the other way around. mr sanderson's lawyers claimed she was distracted by her children and fled without checking if he was hurt. i think you have to keep in mind when you're the victim of a crash, right, your psychology is not necessarily thinking about the person who perpetrated it. so, the answer to my question is...? no. ..no, you did not inquire? i did not. terry sanderson is due to give evidence next week, along with gwyneth paltrow�*s children, moses and apple. david willis, bbc news, washington. let's return to our top story, france preparing for further protests against president macron's retirement reforms. i've been speaking to the french—american journalist cole stangler, who covers labour and politics in france, about whether the people of france feel that the government is listening to them. i think really, what we are seeing now are two main issues here that sort of boiling over. one is the specific issue of the pensions. so as you have been saying, macr

his testimony directly contradicting gwyneth paltrow. >> mr.rson hit me on that ski slope and that is the truth >> the oscar winner doubling down. i said you skied in my fing back he said oh , sorry, i'm sorry >> he is swearing it was in the his fault >> defer terry did you cause the ski collision. >> absolutely nought >> ski instructor for gwyneth paltrow's son testifying he saw sandserson apologize after the collision. >> i watched him make several turns down >> admitting he missed the moment of the crash. >> and an accident sandserson changed his life forever. >> i'm living another life. my interaction with my family has been more difficult. they told me they noticed the changes. why his larceny asking for 300 thousand dollars claiming gwyneth paltrow's out of control skiing caused 4 broken ribs. suffering and permanent brain injury. gwyneth paltrow southern suing for a dollar. >> this is add up to hundreds of thousands of dollars for the attorneys. attorneys do charge by the hour. >> also the defense grilling sanderson over an e mail with t

trial lasting nearly two weeks, it took the jury just two hours to decide that it was not ms paltrow but mr. anna holligan has been looking at why. the 15— minute city... 15—minute cities — they've become a magnet for protests around the world, from canada to the uk, with conspiracy groups claiming, without evidence, they're designed to imprison us in our neighbourhoods and limit ourfreedoms. yet the idea seems pretty pragmatic — to have everything we need from doctors and supermarkets to work and schools within easy reach, by foot or bicycle. the misinterpretation has roots in the uk, where two separate plans to cut carbon emissions, one involving low traffic neighbourhoods and another based on the 15—minute city, were blended together. in oxford, those have been mixed up and things have been added and it has become a way larger thing which i think has also made it more difficult to actually look at what's really going on. what i've seen is that this really is part of a larger trend where something that would seem very positive, like sustainable development goals, environmental concerns, t

mr sanderson, his daughter, shae, had this to say. my dad is very insecure. he doesn't show it, but he doesn't trust his brain any more. gwyneth paltrowintained that he hit her, rather than the other way around. mr sanderson's lawyers claimed she was distracted by her children and fled without checking if he was hurt. i think you have to keep in mind when you're the victim of a crash, right, your psychology is not necessarily thinking about the person who perpetrated it. so, the answer to my question is...? no. ..no, you did not inquire? i did not. terry sanderson is due to give evidence next week, along with gwyneth paltrow�*s children, moses and apple. david willis, bbc news, washington. you are watching bbc news. operation chiffon was the codename given to a top—secret british intelligence operation that eventually paved the way for the good friday agreement — bringing an end to more than three decades of violence in northern ireland. at the centre of it all was an undercover agent known as robert. journalist peter taylor has spent more than 20 years tracking him down, and in a new documentary, he explains what really happened. exp

mr sanderson, his daughter, shae, had this to say. my dad is very insecure. he doesn't show it, but he doesn't trust his brain any more. gwyneth paltrowhe other way round. mr sanderson's lawyers claimed she was distracted by her children and fled without checking if he was hurt. i think you have to keep in mind when you're the victim of a crash, right, your psychology is not necessarily thinking about the person who perpetrated it. ..no, you did not inquire? ldid not _ terry sanderson is due to give evidence next week, along with gwyneth paltrow�*s children, moses and apple. david willis, bbc news, washington. sport, and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's olly foster. thanks, indeed. wales face ireland in cardiff in the next hour as the women's six nations championship gets under way. england start the defence of their title later, the grand slam champions take on scotland in newcastle jo currie is at kingston park for us, and england are strong favourites once again. and england are strong favourites once again-— once again. absolutely, you can robabl once again. absolutely, you can probably see — once again. abso

the court heard that gwyneth paltrow considers herself to be an intermediate skier though mr.rson's lawyer said she had hired multiple instructors and had hit him hard causing his body to smash into the groundbreaking four of his ribs and giving him a concussion. he said she had bolted down the mountain without saying anything. >> the court was told for a year following the anderson -- the incidents are sanderson had displayed symptoms of a brain injury and would encounter problems for the rest of his life. the case continues. >> just before we go, politics took a backseat to the arts at the white house this afternoon. president biden bestowed the national medal of arts on 12 luminaries and institutions including the music icons gladys knight and bruce springsteen. i'm david willis. thank you very much for watching world news america. ♪ narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's nenetegledd s. and by contributions to this pbstation from viewers like you,

terry sanderson alleges he was hit from behind but ms paltrow says it was mr sanderson's own fault. nd the - places, isn't it? morning. morning. a bit blustering around the coast. l a bit blustering around the coast. blue skies overhead. a bit more sunshine around for many of you compared with the past few days. showers will start to come and go that widespread gales will be a biggerfeature fulsome, that widespread gales will be a bigger feature fulsome, especially across scotland where, through this morning, we have 50, 60 mile across scotland where, through this morning, we have 50,60 mile an hour gusts inland from even stronger around the western coast, affecting some of the ferry services. as you can see from the latest temperature is still not particularly chilly. coldest in northern ireland. overnight rain lingering in the far north of scotland and the far south—east of england and the channel islands. that will clear in the next few hours. shetland, the rain will last longer, till lunchtime. further showers in the northern part of scotland. the scattering of showers elsewhere.

paltrow. his name is mr sanderson. let's play this. i think we get to see him.ll that's the purpose, i think is to make me regret this lawsuit and that it's the pain is trying to sue a celebrity. it's just very difficult. i will tell everyone that you're gonna get exposed. we're not talking about this case. now he's talking about the world. sustained as to the generalization. was it important to you to bring this lawsuit? it was. i felt like i was sure reace lee injured. and then i had so many insults added that i think, as i said the other day, so many insults added to that and layered on okay, so there was testimony that he had changes to his personality, not multiple personalities. i'm trying to avoid mr sanderson suing you, right? okay that's what i'm trying to clearly interested in doing that. i don't have i have. no, no, i have to wrap this up because we have to talk about naked dinner party. we were trying to extend this segment. we're not. you're not avoiding a naked dinner party. that's what we're talking about. next how many have you been to? we're goi

the oscar—winning hollywood star gwyneth paltrow is in court after a ski—slope collision. mr

paltrow claimed she was the victim was skiing. and looking downhill as you do, and i was skied directly into by mr sanderson and your nine year old son, you will admit was on your left and up bit. to my recollection. sanderson claims paltrow was distracted by her children and ran into him. i was skiing and two skis came between my skis, forcing my legs apart. and then there was a body pressing against me. and there was a very strange grunting noise. so my brain was trying to make sense of what was happening. he was still on the ground, right? yes said what are you doing? yes okay. like why did you do that? yes he said. i think you skied into me. yes, that's when you were furious and said, you ski directly into my effing back at the top of your lungs. i did. okay i apologize for my bad language. before the 50 year old star took the stand. he was like a day and night is for before and after the accident. plaintiff's attorneys claim sanderson broke four ribs , suffered brain damage and was vibrant before the collision, but after his brain deteriorated , this is not my dad. this is an alternate version of my dad, sanderson's daughter