matthew schmidt, associate professor of national security at the university of new haven.d on suspicion of violent disorder, following clashes outside accommodation for asylum seekers in merseyside. crowds gathered near the suites hotel in knowsley last night, where a police van was set on fire. officers say missiles were thrown at the police, but there were only minor injuries. maired smyth reports. a police van set on fire as hundreds of protesters clashed outside a hotel in knowsley, a hotel that is home to asylum seekers. a police officer and two members of the public suffered minor injuries during the disorder. 0ne resident at the hotel told us how he watched last night's protest unfold from his window. the people inside were afraid, feeling the fear. merseyside police say what started as a planned peaceful protest here at around 6:30 yesterday evening quickly turned into violent disorder, after a group turned up. police say they were only interested in causing trouble through violence and intimidation. armed with hammers, the group threw missiles, including fireworks

and , my plea to the members of the public here in brighton, and crossing over towards new haven is please vigilant in the open land where you are, in the outbuildings that you may have on your own property and assist us in that way by being vigilant and in searching for the areas that you are in and occupy. vincent, the couple had managed to evade police and those concerned about the baby's welfare for a month now. presumably although they were found in the brighton area, nobody knows exactly where they may have been hiding and where conceivably the baby could be. it is a bit of a needle in a haystack operation, isn't it? it needle in a haystack operation, isn't it? , ~ ., needle in a haystack operation, isn't it? , . ., , ., isn't it? it is. we thought they had thousands of _ isn't it? it is. we thought they had thousands of pounds _ isn't it? it is. we thought they had thousands of pounds they - isn't it? it is. we thought they had thousands of pounds they were - isn't it? it is. we thought they had i thousands of pounds they were using because of course constance constance marten comes

a eighth in new haven in sussex. a video shows the couple walking near a petrol station wearing big coats and carrying large bags. big coats and carrying large bags . authorities believe bags. authorities believe they've been sleeping in a tent and are concerned about the baby's welfare , despite a baby's welfare, despite a warning by retailer that fruit and vegetable shortage will last weeks. the environment secretary is set to say the uk has a high degree of food security. therese coffey will stress the importance of protecting the environment and sustainable food production when she addresses the national farmers union conference later ? her speech conference later? her speech comes. supermarket restrict sales of fruit and vegetables because of supply issues following bad weather across europe . africa china's top europe. africa china's top diplomat has met russia's foreign minister in moscow as tensions rise over the war in ukraine. wang yi talks with sergei lavrov come a day after , sergei lavrov come a day afte

mark, just to update people clearly , one of update people clearly, one of the sightings was new havenssex, along the coast there from brighton . there was seen from brighton. there was seen near the ferry port on january the eighth. and of the sightings believed that they've been sleeping rough in a blue tent, often moving around at night and in the early hours of the morning to avoid detection. i think we can speak to mark once more. mark, you can hear is that at the moment? no, i think we've lost the son there with , mark. lost the son there with, mark. but just to you on what's happening with the search itself, as mark was reporting, this allotment in the holland bridge area is being searched currently. also we believe that dogs and drones be employed further up towards the sussex towns nearby and in holland, bray and indeed the public there in brighton being asked to try and look in various outbuildings and look in various outbuildings and so on. well, these are the live pictures we're just getting in, which is what mark was talking about in terms of the allotment . i think this i

and therefore appealing to members of the public between brighton and new haven to report they may have sleeping and i would also ask people living in these areas to report any suspicious behaviour. equally, if you are out walking in these areas and you discover something you think is pertinent to the investigation, please don't hesitate to contact us, no matter how insignificant it may seem, support from the public is vital and it is the support from the public that has been key to date in this investigation. we have received a large number of phone calls from members of the public during the investigation. i would like to thank everyone who has come forward with information and especially the person who quickly called the police last night after spotting constance and mark. 0ur colleagues from sussex police were on scene within minutes to make the arrest. we are very grateful for the support that they are providing and any information that could assist, i ask you to be 999 immediately. i will hand it over to my colleague. irate 999 immediately. i will hand it over to my colleague-— to

he joins us now from new haven, connecticut. you tell us more about the methodology or the way in which you gathered evidence for this report. the critical source of information for the poor was actually the statements of the russian government itself. the report, documents, officials, many of whom, actually all of whom are not on us or international sanctions listed this time. and it really shows the whole of government approach that regional governors, local governors, all the way down to municipal mayers and federal officials are engaged in a program that stretches over 3400 miles. and in many cases, these officials are in their own social media in their local media are discussing the activities of these camps in detail. the number to source of information was telegram. we did use satellite imagery is supporting our data resource to help g o located the 43 locations identified in the report. and the satellite imagery confirm those locations. yes, it helped us cross corroborate what was being said online often by the officials

next stop, peterborough station sparks is the new haven. not interested? okay.on and try to encourage them to return back into accommodation. and have you been to the garden house? garden house... it's a day centre for the homeless to get warm, get a hot drink and some food. here at the garden house in the cathedral precincts at the heart of peterborough city centre. we run peterborough as multi agency hub to help people move off the streets. the homeless population in the city. the council work with a number of charities like this one all around the clock to get people off the streets. yeah, this is a typical example. obviously, you're out with us tonight and it's nearly 2:00 in the morning. this is us being out on outreach, getting those individuals off the street. there's no need for anybody to be rough sleeping. and that's their goal — to make sure everyone in peterborough has a home. nadia gyane, bbc look east, in peterborough. over 400 men gathered in southampton this weekend to get a free blood test to see if they were at risk of prostate cancer. accordin

connecticut i've got some the wealthiest people on the planet frankly committees like greenwich new haveni've got cities mothers dire poverty. i see the spectrum. it was childcarere and housing that really jumped off the page for me. if you just had two things to do, if you could make housing more available specially can base with a lot of jobs and think of sanford and around the country san francisco, new york, boston, et cetera. if you can make housing more available make childcare more available food have a much more robust rapidly growing economy in this country. >> five minutes left with congressman democrat account for the ranking member on the intelligence committee in the house which means you remember of the gang of eight as it is called. what does that mean? how does that change your day? >> over the years has been a long negotiation between congress and the administration. this goes back to the 60s and 70s and the cia undertook activities in a congress nervous. there was a commission. now we have a world where there are these twote committees on te house and senate side they ge

marc gordon and their newborn baby were last seen on january the eighth in new haven in sussex. a video shows the couple walking near a petrol station wearing big coats and carrying large bags. authorities believe they've been sleeping in a tent or about the baby's welfare , or about the baby's welfare, despite a warning by retailers . despite a warning by retailers. fruit and vegetable shortages will last just weeks. the environ secretary is set to say the uk has a high degree of food security . today's coffee will security. today's coffee will stress the importance of protecting the environment and sustainable food production when she addresses the national farmers union conference later. her speech comes as supermarkets restrict of certain fruit and vegetables because of supply issues. it follows bad weather across europe and africa and wizz air has been branded the worst short haul airline by passengers in the uk. consumer group which says the carrier received one star out of five for boarding and cabin experience as well as seat comfort and customer of 48% put it below ryan

joining me now is matthew schmidt, associate professor of national security at the university of new havene? we have not heard about the latest two objects whether it is china or not but what is your assessment? it it is china or not but what is your assessment?— it is china or not but what is your assessment? if we assume it is china — your assessment? if we assume it is china and, _ your assessment? if we assume it is china and, again, _ your assessment? if we assume it is china and, again, we - your assessment? if we assume it is china and, again, we do - it is china and, again, we do not know that it is china, than what you see here is a provocation. you see china attempt to study american response to these kinds of events and to study primarily not the military response but the political response. they have already induced us is something we did it yesterday, which is to shut down these spy balloons, so if the second balloons, so if the second balloon was launched in response to our response to the first balloon, then they have changed our pattern of behaviour and that is something th

there were then yet more taxi journeys, including a final one to the port of new haven.untiljust before 9:30pm last night when a member of the public saw them and dialled 999. while detectives still hope the baby is alive, perhaps being looked after by somebody else, they are becoming increasingly concerned and constance marten�*s father has said that while he is relieved she has been found he is worried about the missing baby. what started as a mystery is now turning into a potential tragedy. it began with a couple on the run with a newborn baby, apparently trying to avoid the authorities, and with the police are appealing to them to come forward so their baby could be seen by a doctor. now constance marten and mark gordon have been found and there is no sign of the baby and temperatures are close to zero again tonight. that is why detectives are having to consider the possibility that the worst has happened and why the couple are currently being detained on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter. thanks very much. the prime minister says new post brexit trading arr

later the last confirmed sighting of the couple was in new havenin sighting of the couple was in new havenfrom where they were found in northern brighton. they were thought to be carrying a large amount of cash and using camping equipment to live off grid. authorities thought the couple had been sleeping rough in a tent, avoiding being traced by police by moving around frequently and keeping theirfaces police by moving around frequently and keeping their faces covered police by moving around frequently and keeping theirfaces covered in cctv. constance martin, from a wealthy family, was a drama student when she first met mark gordon in 2016. since meeting, they lived and isolated life and constance when heavily pregnant was moving around rented flats. garden spent 20 years in prison for rape you committed when he was 1a. the independent newspaper heard that constance's father had immense relief she had been found. the latest is that police continue to comb this allotment area, dozens of officers looking through the sheds behind this residential area. they have been urged to search the area.

there was an yet more taxi journeys, including the final one to the port of new haven. then they have evaded detection since before 930 last night when a member of the public saw them and dialled 999. detectives say they still hope the babyis detectives say they still hope the baby is alive, perhaps being looked after by someone else, but they say they are extremely concerned. constance marten�*s father said he was relieved she had been found, but he was worried about the missing baby. what started as a mystery is now turning into a potential tragedy that began with a couple and a newborn baby on the run, apparently trying to evade the authorities. but now constance marten and mark gordon have been found and there is no sign of the baby and the couple who the police think may have been sleeping outdoors for several weeks have been arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter. daniel sanford, our home affairs correspondent with the latest in brighton. our other main story this evening is that the prime minister has been in belfast trying to build support for hi

forced labor and we're going to help make the difference and i was first invited, speaker pelosi to new haven, to a gathering we had about paid leave and one of us can never forget there was a long time named eva, a bus driver and spoke about her life and she drove that bus and she would see women at the bus stop with their children and oftentimes with tears in their eyes was a child that was not well, sick, but had to put them on the bus and that story stuck with me all of these years and so typical of the millions of 500 million stories that are out there today and get to this and i think about you, judy. i think about donna. these are al marks of your life and the milestone to make it commended and i think about senator dobbs introducing the bill in 1984 and my experience goes with senator dobs in the senate race in 1986 and diagnosed with ovarian cancer he said go get well. johns here, salary's here -- jobs here, salary's here and the campaign manager will be take ago leave from the campaign from the senate office and he said my campaign doesn't start until you come back. doesn't start un

yale university and co-author of a study that spotted those distant galaxies and joins us live from new havenso much for being here with us. for context fou viewers, this is the largest optical telescope in space essentially designed pretty much for this purpose. investigate formation of the first stars and galaxies. then when you found these giant galaxies that shouldn't have grown so big so fast, what was your reaction? >> yeah. no. you gave an excellent summary, actually, of this. it was complete surprise. we were actually worried that the webb, the early universe, kind of empty. that things started forming much later than, you know, the era that it's now unlocked. so to see that, these apparently mature galaxies when the universe really was in its infant stage was a complete surprise and the first thing, as always, are we right? you know? we spent a lot of time, months, to check our observations again and again, and then in the end were like, you know, we just have to, we have to publish this and see how it all develops, and see how we can make sense of it later. >> so then we're talking,

martin convicted sex offender gordon and their newborn baby were last seen on the 8th of january in new havenrned about the baby's welfare tv online and dab radio. this is. gb news. transport secretary harper denies transport secretary harper denie s £10 million to help denies £10 million to help ukraine's rail, which is, of course, been under huge since the war was launched a year ago. it's hoped that funding will help ukraine's military operations well as evacuating civilians . the railway praised civilians. the railway praised for its and punctuality despite russia's invasion hitting headunes russia's invasion hitting headlines here this week of course alexander kommission apologising for the fact that only nine out of ten trains were only nine out of ten trains were on time on monday. just to remind you by contrast, the latest figures for the uk seven in ten trains on time. he's also been praised for the operation to bring president biden to key this week the 20 hour round trip veiled in secrecy saying on twitter that the operation complicated but an honour and privilege , praising his st

, where the couple have new haven, where the couple have also been seen lately.onstant and mark were in when they were arrested and questioned , a condition that questioned, a condition that really led the investigators to cement the suspicion they had that the couple were living out in the open, living for the past two months, just the condition that they were in. and that's why the search really is concentrated on open spaces and places like the allotments in wooded area around there's a. patrick yeah no thank you very very much smell there is our home security officer he's in brixton. he'll be across all of the latest developments as and when they come in. but obviously very, very concerning case and the one, course, was the initial one, of course, was the initial one, of course, was the were desperate to get the police were desperate to get into contact with those two individuals, two adults they describe. and her partner. they were arrested . and then on top were arrested. and then on top of that, now the police still looking for a month old baby looking for

. >> where you are today, we're talking to you, terry, as a new haven where you're getting treatment at yale medical center, i say this for all your millions of fans, how are you doing? >> i'm doing great, chris. i am -- have had followup treatment -- well, i'm doing followup treatments with the bladder cancer. i have three weeks -- one day a week and then i come back in 90 days and do it again. when i first got the cancers, i was like -- it didn't bother me. i felt like if i died from this stuff, i'm going to heaven and if i don't, i get to sit here on earth and do football and be with my family and my gorgeous wife. so that's all good i saw it as both sides. the thing that's most unsettling is waiting for the report after you do all the tests like and then you get the phone call and it says you're cancer free. so that's the most stressful time now. it's like today, another treatment and another one next week and come back 90 days and feel like you're going to be good. >> honestly, you weren't scared when you got not one but two different diagnose noss of canc? >> i wasn't. it doesn

i stayed at the connecticut mental health center and new haven connecticut.t was career changing for me to be able to do my internship there and my training. people typically stay where they are trained. that is a nice opportunity to enhance and continue to expand the workforce. i'm going to stop there. again, a pleasure to be here. thank you so much for the invitation. really looking forward to our questions and the session. thank you. [applause] >> thank you for your remarks this afternoon and your leadership alongside your colleagues at samsa to provide the necessary resources for us to do our work on the local level. we will now open up the floor for questions from the audience. if you have a question, please approach one of the standing mics in the room to be recognized. as we wait for people to come to the microphone, i'm going to kick off things with a question for you. we know the launch of the 988 suicide lifeline was only the beginning. and that we must continue to build the infrastructure to support care continuum that is both efficient and appropr

and other subject matter to to teachers to prepare prepare them the gilder center in new yale in new haven is doing massive amounts of work, helping to prepare teachers who are already in the profession to better them to teach this subject. but i'll tell you, if the states are going to force your removal from your job for doing this, it's we're we're defeating ourselves. yes. as scholars, as educators have to get away from this african-american history, because once the one thing enslaved africa and came to america or to the it's american history. yeah. oh, absolutely. oh, our history. and we need to claim it as. yeah, absolutely. you know, i've already started my next project, a collection of on forgotten african okay. and of the points for me doing this is just this that african-american history is not separate it is american history. in fact, if you imagine the history of this country without, the african american element, we've lost the soul of, the country, everything that's been interest, almost everything interesting. and fascinating and important would be removed or never created t

new havens court boulevard. police got another call about a shooting and found a person dead at that scene again. no arrest in any of these attacks. xfinity is now restored service to thousands of customers who lost their internet due to gunfire in oakland, estimated 5000 homes and businesses lost internet service this weekend after bullets damaged some fiber optic cables. xfinity reports that internet service was restored to everyone late yesterday afternoon in alameda are investigating at least six fires intentionally set in the past three weeks. investigators tell ktvu elissa harrington the damage was so far damage so far has been relatively minor, but they're concerned that threat will only get worse. at franklin park in alameda, a door to the rec center is covered with a piece of particle board after police say a small fire was set by the entrance, causing the glass to crack part of the side door was also charred alameda police chief mission, joshi said these incidents happened a few days apart. in the firs

and a day later, the last confirmed sighting of the couple was in new haven in sussex, just a few milesraced by the police by moving around frequently and keeping theirfaces covered in cctv. constance marten, who was from a wealthy family, was a drama student when she first met mark gordon in 2016. since meeting, the couple led an isolated life and in september, when marten was well into her pregnancy, began moving around rental flats. gordon, a registered sex offender, was deported to britain from the united states in 2010 after spending 20 years in prison for a rape he committed aged 16. constance's father, napier marten, has told the independent newspaper of his immense relief that his daughter has been found. but it is tempered by the very alarming news her baby is still missing. howard johnson, bbc news. a transgender rapist who attacked two women has been sentenced to eight years in prison followed by three years supervision after release. isla bryson committed the crimes as a man called adam graham prior to identifying as a woman. the 31—year—old was found guilty following a tria

an urgent search operation 1 place as an urgent search operation takes place between brighton and new havenhers across scotland and the north of england go on strike in the fight for an above—inflation pay rise. in sport, the remarkable rise of mia brookes. how the 16—year—old, too young to compete at the last winter olympics, has become the youngest world champion in snowboarding history. we�*ll be chatting to her at 07.30. good morning. under clear skies last night, some of us were lucky enough to see the northern lights once again as far south as parts of southern england. today, though, it will be cloudy for most on the best of the sunshine will be across western scotland, devon and cornwall. i will have all the details later in the programme. i knew she was fake. i'm not a traitor~ — knew she was fake. i'm not a traitor~ i— knew she was fake. i'm not a traitor. ., let the mind games begin. the traitors, the reality show based on trust and treachery, is coming back for a second season. we�*ll be joined by one of the winners of season one. good morning. it�*s tuesday 28th february. our m

native from donetsk, an add-on for political science and national security at the university of new haven where she teaches courses on policy and defense policy. dr. lennon was formerly a fulbright scholar and most recently a title viii scholar at woodrow wilson center's kennan institute. last but not least, our colleague will tolerance. the doctor is an expert guide to the complexities of political and economic developments in russia. i think this is unique and very interesting, through the prism of law. he is -- he has extensive hands on in international jurisprudence in a wide range of development from the russian constitution to human rights law and foreign investment and sanctions. i will plug your book because it is excellent. "law and the russian state". let's start with our discussion. a reminder that questions continue through email kennan @wilsoncenter.org, twitter or facebook. include your rank, serial number and identification when you include your question. this is a broad subject. i could literally tell you that at 3:30 a.m., i was thinking, how do we encapsulate this? all o

on the public was in new haven on the 8th of january.eks really from the last time seen to being time they were seen to being picked weeks until picked up. seven weeks until they were picked up last night on the 27th of february. so a three day journey. and then along a long gap where they weren't . police are really about weren't. police are really about the child because it is only a couple of months old. they say the weather been extremely cold and police believe that they've been travelling off grid, as they say, with large quantities of cash, using their bank of cash, not using their bank card, using their bank card, not using their bank account using camping account and using camping equipment in the equipment to live out in the cold. so the advice, if you live in that area at the moment is to search live, search search where you live, search the outbuildings, garages and sheds executor. but that the sheds the executor. but that the police's at the moment police's priority at the moment and couple continue to be and the couple cont

i was first invited speaker pelosi to new haven so a gathering we had about paid leave. one woman who spoke, none of us can ever forget it, it was a long time ago, her name was eva, a bus driver. she spoke about her life and that she drove that bus. she would see women at the bus stop with their children. oftentimes, with tears in their eyes, with a child that was not well, or sick, but had to put them on the bus because she could not -- the mom could not take a day off, she would lose her job. and that story has stuck with me all of these years. but it is so typical of the millions, the 500 million stories that are out there today. i want to just say, and i will get to this part of it because you all know my story, but i think about you, judy, i think about dana, i think about the others who were engaged. you never let up. you never let up. you dealt with senator god, or anyone else, anyone else. and you know they slipped a lot of things into the legislation that others didn't know what was coming. but it got in under the wire but what you have done and accomplished, th

there was an yet more taxi journeys, including the final one to the port of new haven.ly concerned. constance marten's father said he was relieved she had been found, but he was worried about the missing baby. stay with us on 0utside source — still to come... a second night of spectacular views. we'll take a look at the northern lights — which have brightened people's mood across britain. thousands of schools in england, scotland and wales are facing more disruption this week as teachers strike again over pay. the disputes across the uk started with below inflation pay rises for this financial year. in england — teachers received a 5% pay increase, whilst a revised offer of 6 per cent has been rejected by unions in scotland. additional strike days are set to go ahead in march and april. 0ur education editor branwen jeffreys reports. feast your eyes, look at this. bacon butties for striking teachers, gathering in newcastle from the picket line, protesting about workload as much as pay. among them lynn with her two daughters. i was really shocked by the workload expectati

they bring artists into new haven. be a local artist.ught what would it mean to do the same thing for people in prison? so books radically changed my life. we don't just bring books into prisons but libraries. we bring these beautiful handmade bookshelves that create spaces of community within a really depressed and sometimes often dangerous place and we've done libraries in rikers and several prisons outside of upstate new york. so far we've done 90 libraries across 8 states in 23 prisons and what it means, though, right, that you got a locust point of safety and community and you got something that says, listen, your life matters, we're bringing these 500 books, micro libraries into places where folks have never had a brand-new book. i've seen it. i remember a woman just staring at me as we put the books on the shelves. she said, you brought this? and she started weeping and i think that this book, this project, it's all about hope, because the hope of it is the hope that's captured and the idea of freedom reads and the hope of it is a

the convicted sex offender marc gordon, their newborn baby were last seen on the 8th of january in new haven authorities believe have been sleeping in a tent and, are concerned about the baby's welfare. tv online and dab radio . this is gb news. now it's back to . to. patrick well, lots of you've been getting in touch with your thoughts on shamima losing her challenge over. thoughts on shamima losing her challenge over . the decision to challenge over. the decision to depnve challenge over. the decision to deprive her of british citizenship, which is a massive one for ladies and gentlemen, a lot of people are saying this is a victory for common sense. joan says yes, she was a british citizen, but she went to join a regime that torturing and regime that was torturing and killing workers. knew killing aid workers. she knew what doing she'd what she was doing and she'd never set on british soil ever again. joan, we heard a lawyer on he said it was on earlier that he said it was very telling view that very telling in his view that shamima didn't give shamima begum didn't give any kind evidence c

i stayed at the connecticut mental health center and new haven connecticut. that was career changing for me to be able to do my internship there and my training. people typically stay where they are trained. that is a nice opportunity to enhance and continue to expand the workforce. i'm going to stop there. again, a pleasure to be here. thank you so much for the invitation. really looking forward to our questions and the session. thank you. [applause] >> thank you for your remarks this afternoon and your leadership alongside your colleagues at samsa to provide the necessary resources for us to do our work on the local level. we will now open up the floor for questions from the audience. if you have a question, please approach one of the standing mics in the room to be recognized. as we wait for people to come to the microphone, i'm going to kick off things with a question for you. we know the launch of the 988 suicide lifeline was only the beginning. and that we must continue to build the infrastructure to support care continuum that is both efficient and app

medical aid, but the victim was pronounced dead at the scene, then, just after 10 30 at 67th avenue, new havensboulevard, police got another call about another shooting. that victim was also pronounced dead at the scene. no one has been arrested in these three separate shootings and no word from police as to whether or not they are connected. trinity service has now been restored to thousands of customers who lost internet due to gunfire in oakland. an estimated 5000 homes and businesses lost internet service this weekend after bullets damaged some of the fiber optic cables. expenditure reports internet service was restored to everyone late yesterday afternoon. police in alameda are investigating several cases of arson that may be linked, including two at a community recreation center. the first incident, a pile of clothing was set on fire. ah and then four days later, a pile of trash was also set on fire kind of in the same area. the door to the rec centers now boarded up after a fire caused the glass in the door to crack. firefighters say they have been at least six suspected arson calls sinc

hang his news like chamomile, turkey this is the news that came half an hour ago , the european union included russia in its list of countries tax havens, this is hardly news with a minus sign, of course, but european, let's say, partners are also looking for reasons to introduce more and more new sanctions. they are already preparing to accept a new tenth package under the restriction, 130 legal entities and individuals will also be banned from supplying rubber and bitumen to europe from russia , in turn, european countries will be banned from selling trucks and construction equipment to russian companies. well, i’ll still add this restriction that brussels introduced problem arose. mostly europeans themselves. the topic will be continued by alik komarova the european union has begun to form the tenth package of sanctions at the moment, about 14,000 have already been imposed on the russian economy through exhaustion frictions, literally zero, this is already regularly reported in the european press with regret, but the old world under the slogan itself becomes a victim of sanctions. wholesale is cheaper than the european commission. t

to iceland and staying in east london for about a day before they'd travelling down to sussex , new haventhe couple were last seen. that was the last reported sightings and really the trail had gone cold since then, until this member of the public sighted the couple yesterday . okay. all right . yesterday. okay. all right. thank you, mark. mark white there in the south of england, our home security editor. thanks for joining us. if we hear any forjoining us. if we hear any news about that and that that lost missing baby, we will, of course, let you know. now, first of all, about sunak in of all, about rishi sunak in northern ireland. i'm joined in the former labour mp the studio by former labour mp steven pound , friend of the steven pound, friend of the show. you've been watching all this very closely, stephen. this is of lot of your is kind of a lot of your political lineage was in this particular area, wasn't it ? what particular area, wasn't it? what do you make of the deal yesterday? quite yesterday? well, it is quite interesting. people in northern ireland spoken this ireland who sp

. >> it's not new that republicans haven unfavorable view of the democratic party and vice versa, butrable's is what we are focud on here, these intensely negative. you see that stripng between 19 and 2022 on the republican side, you see that stripling, and hugely on the democratic side as wel that share of people who have this intense dislike for the opposing party has grown so muc in the last 20 or 25 years. >> we have asked for a while these questions about different traits, and you can see in this graphic that, for instance, 72% of republicans say democrats are more dishonest than other american 64% democrats say the same about republicans. judy: it is striking. you look at the numbers. immoral? just in 2016, 35 percent of democrats thought republicans were immoral. today it is 63%. republicans have gone from 47% to 72%! >> it is quite striking. judy: from an academic point, what is so striking about that? we're talking less than 30 years this has happened. >> one way to think abt this is that people have internalized partisan identity may be in a way that we did not really see, s

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