as welldes his nephew, as his brother-in-law, 19-year-old lieutenant james nugent. a lot of family connections throughout his staff and the irish brigade regiment as a whole. so, suddenly they hear the sounds of this gunfire, no longer just pick it -- picket fire in the distance but a rolling fire as the confederate cavalry is driving back duffie's men. mulligan will advance his troops, south down towards an area known as barton's woods them up, and back the confederate cavalry will be forced to halt their advance. at this point, mulligan will send young lieutenant, nugent back to winchester the southern outskirts of winchester, to confirm with general crook. general crook really doesn't have any idea what's going on, and nugent tells him that there's a massive force of confederates moving towards us again, like yesterday evening. crook says, young man, i haven't heard half a dozen shots from the frontline. he challenges the veracity of mulligan's report. nugent, he gets his irish up and shoots right back at him and says, general, if you were a little closer to the

and garstin treasury secretary nugent projects 2.5 percent g.d.p. growth this year experts are less optimistic what's your take dollar take is currently rather 2 percent which is still fine but which is clearly far less than the u.s. the trump administration had promised as the trumpet ministration had promised g.d.p. growth of around 3 percent of the 2 percent is not bad when you compare it with with other developed economies but compared to the standards set by the trumpet ministration it is too little. just the chief economist at i n g germany constant thank you for your time this morning. now if you've got a sweet tooth and a love of tradition you'll enjoy our next report it brings us to a small town in north yorkshire in england where perhaps the world's oldest confectionery shop is looking for a new owner. established in 827 i'm still doing a boring trade the world's oldest confectionery shop has stayed loyal to tradition . by weight. and giving at change from the original victorian till. now the couple who've been running it for nearly 25 yea

and great britain during this conversation at the chatham house in london treasury secretary nugent spoke about the importance of the relationship with the u.k. and the prospects of making a deal before the end of 2020 the u.k. is our most important relationship it's a very strategic relationship and i give this government a lot of credit for they campaigned on getting this done they're getting it done. and you know we've said that our goal there are goals to we're going to try to get both of these trade agreements done this year and this is going back to the president during the campaign he said. but he said you know we'll be at the top of the list in terms of negotiating and the u.s. treasury secretary mentioned the u.k. will have to resolve issues surrounding drugs that before deal can be struck with the united states and as we previously mentioned the situation with weiwei and a digital services tax on u.s. tech companies will be central in negotiations joining us to discuss just that action in just business and finance world is todd bubba horwitz chief strategist at bubba trading bab

javid said he believes he is going to talk to them both at the same time, the us counterpart stephen nugentwould be first! he did not seem to be joking. bite them not putting america first, you have to have a delicate balancing act —— by them. because the uk still wants to stand close with angela merkel and emmanuel macron on iran, for example, and the tech tax is popular with voters, going after the likes of google. sajid javid said this is a temporary tax and that the whole point is they should be resolving this on a global scale. when you have someone like ugo who wants to protect what he sees as us innovators —— when you have someone like president trump who wants. so he will rattle a sabre and have reciprocal taxes on nice car manufacturers that you have their... do you want to call his bluff? he has tried it with the eu. that is probably why he said it is harder to do with the eu then it is with china. the us is talking about making america great again and boris johnson has won the election on a similar message of making britain great again with brexit, so this is bound to happen, whe

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and sally nugent.y is evacuating around 1,000 people from a ring of fire on the victorian coast, with more extreme fire conditions forecast for the weekend. us forces kill the head of the iranian revolutionary guards‘ elite quds force with an airstrike in iraq. who was to blame for the blackout? millions of homes were left without power, and chaos was caused on the trains in the summer. the energy regulator will deliver its verdict on what went wrong and whether it should have been stopped. first illness, now injury hits the england cricket camp.

he spoke to my colleague sally nugent a little earlier. the biggest but when something like this happens, rugby league, they all rally round and show support. absolutely unbelievable day i will remember forever. looking at these pictures, this must have been incredibly tough for you to do. it was. it was tough but it was great. my daughter and i took my son one last time whilst. took my son one last time you but it was great. my daughter and i took my son one last time you see you are in the early stages, how do you are in the early stages, how do you feel? my voice makes me looked really poorly but i feel really good so really poorly but i feel really good soi really poorly but i feel really good so i can speak but it doesn't come out right, other than that i feel absolutely great. i feel fit, strong, i have got a great appetite, so strong, i have got a great appetite, so other than doing things like this, as it isjust normal so other than doing things like this, as it is just normal life form a. looking at your fellow players here, what

he spoke to my colleague sally nugent a little earlier.n the biggest but meant something like this, i've been to rugby league person, they all rally around and show us an absolute on believable, . .. looking at and show us an absolute on believable,... looking at these pictures now, this must have been a credit with top for your. it was, it was tough but it was great. now there my son... all this time it was in moment and. you say you're in the early stages, how do you feel? you know what, my voice, i'm feeling really good. not speaking butjust with myself... 0ther really good. not speaking butjust with myself... other than that, i feel absolutely great. i feel fit, strong, great appetite. feel absolutely great. i feel fit, strong, greatappetite. i feel absolutely great. i feel fit, strong, great appetite. i then do anything like this, it isjust normal life for me stop with and looking at your fellow players here. what words of support had they been able to give to you? they had been there from day one. they spilt a lot of blood on the pit

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and sally nugent. our headlines today: president trump defends the us airstrike that killed iran's top military commander, saying it was done to prevent further attacks on americans we took action last night to stop a war. we did not take action to start a war. thousands of extra troops are called up in australia to tackle the raging bush fires, as country's prime minister warns of difficult days ahead. two more labour mps, lisa nandy and jess phillips, join the race to be the party's next leader. england's batsmen flounder again. another dismal display leaves them on the back foot going into day two of the second test against south africa. the story of a blunder on mastermind and why greta thunberg changed her name on twitter to sharon as a result. hello. a very good morning to you. throughout the course of the morning we will keep you up—to—date with the weather situation across the fire affected areas in australia. closer to home, quite a chilly start to the weekend. for some it is a cloudy, breezy

welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and sally nugent. our headlines today: president trump warns the united states has a list of 52 targets that will be hit "very hard" if iran retaliates for the killing of it's top military leader. the royal navy is to begin escorting british ships in the persian gulf and the foreign secretary is to travel to washington for talks. hundreds more homes have been destroyed in australia as the country's prime minister warns the bushfires crisis could last for months. the shadow brexit secretary, sir keir starmer, joins the labour leadership contest. still firing at a0 — aaron wilbraham scores a late equaliser for league one rochdale, to force an fa cup replay with newcastle of the premier league. stop quite a quiet day weather gci’oss stop quite a quiet day weather a cross m ost stop quite a quiet day weather across most parts of the british isles. a lot of dry weather around for the north and north—western parts of scotland, still got a weather front close by. it not too cold but the wind fresher than it w

was that a good job or correct nugent in some her interest to. do certain things when there. was near in on the side on the wire the one point he never prompts and the 3rd can tell you that a. usage without holding her it's a good time to use consistent coverage to courage or a bit of privacy were you able to establish where the phone was across. the $24.00 to the generation system were rationed you say that just comes with time. and. saying an economy has been attacked iran america's response to the south africa nation. in fact it's one thing. no type of nonsense has. been to your heart are. your still on the road or have mr burrage close with. you testified that part of why there are more is a number of pretenders are corrupt and. you don't have any role whatsoever the investigation of this case that involves the murder of genesis recall right and you have no personal information whatsoever with regard to how this murder took place if. you weren't there where you just you didn't see fire the shots fish know nothing for. a quarter. let's talk about some and you thought you w

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and sally nugent.led iran's top military commander, saying it was done to prevent further attacks on americans we took action last night to stop a war. we did not take action to start a war. thousands of extra troops are called up in australia to tackle the raging bush fires, as country's prime minister warns of difficult days ahead. two more labour mps, lisa nandy and jess phillips, join the race to be the party's next leader. england's batsmen flounder again.

nugent says vaughn's her way to finance the government at the least possible cost to taxpayers over time 20 year bond is likely to appeal to pension funds or insurance companies. prince harry made his first public statement officially quit their royal jobs giving up their highness titles john lawrence reports. >>prince harry is breaking away from buckingham palace raise the great that it has come to this area and his wife meghan are dropping the royal titles and will no longer represent the queen has working members of the royal family that is is that it's de for my wife and step out it's not what i made lightly. there was so many most of the tolls all certainly years of challenges earlier this month the couple made the announcement that they plan to ease up on their roles as senior members of the royal family splitting their time between the uk and north was sick is a new serving the green. and my military associations public funding. that wasn't possible. despite the split the queen says harry meghan and their son archie will always be much loved members of the royal famiy. harry feels

welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today: president trump warns the the killing of its top military leader. the royal navy is to begin escorting british ships in the persian gulf and the foreign secretary is to travel to washington for talks. hundreds more homes have been destroyed in australia as the country's prime minister warns the bushfires crisis could last for months. the shadow brexit secretary, sir keir starmer, joins the labour leadership contest.

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and sally nugent. our headlines today: the royal australian navy is evacuating around 1,000 people from a ring of fire on the victorian coast, with more extreme fire conditions forecast for the weekend. us forces kill the head of the iranian revolutionary guards‘ elite quds force with an airstrike in iraq. who was to blame for the blackout? millions of homes were left without power, and chaos was caused on the trains in the summer. the energy regulator will deliver its verdict on what went wrong and whether it should have been stopped. first illness, now injury hits the england cricket camp. rory burns is out of the test series in south africa, after he was injured playing football in training. after the tv star, ricki lake posted a picture of herself with a shaved head talking about the "quiet hell" of hair loss. we'll look at the impact it can have on women's confidence. and it is a wet but mild start for many in england and wales this morning. bear with it, there is something sunnier but also colder

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year secretary of state mike pompei when treasury secretary steven nugent unveiled the new citations against iran's steel industry and the own senior officials of obviously republican solutions to the results of iran's missile attack on bases housing u.s. troops in iraq. of yet you can always get the news on the go just download the app from google i o. . if you access to latest news from around the world as well as push notifications on a breaking news story you can also for use it to send those photos i'm figures all . over that is nearly done but the conversation continues online you can find us on twitter at steve to use it follow me i'm filled don't forget use a hash tag the death. of a good. after . showing your rev meter just shows numbers much more it shows a. new magazine slate dot. com. down the. ramp the smart way to get where you are. right. next. guest says. sets out for some fun game mystery. called finished explosive gemini's i'll go if you can. no matter if you're into winter sports or nature the al gore league has something for everyone. 6 to cut. here i am going to

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your secretary of state mike pompei with treasury secretary stephen nugent of unveiled a new sanctions against iran steel industry and the own senior officials of obviously republican solutions the result of iran's missile attack on bases housing u.s. troops in iraq. of yet you can always get the news on the go just download the out from google play only up stalled out if you access to the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications funny breaking news out of a story and also use it to send us photos i'm figures. of the day is nearly done but the conversation continues online you can find us on twitter either at steve to use he followed me out a little bit of the get use a hash tag the death. of a good. good good. good good. good. good. good. good. night strong opinions clear positions of international perspective such. months as they ever rattling have culminated in a targeted killing by the u.s. and a missile attack by iran are the 2 sides on the brink of war who are ready to stand down find out on to the point. to the point the 290 minutes on the dubliner slap in

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trump an ministration time to verify that the packed has been honored turning secretary student nugent's said that these terrorists will stay in place until there is a phase 2 if the president gets of phase to quickly hill consider releasing tear us as part of phase 2 interesting tactic moving the goal post now when we had all expect at some sort of tariff roll back in exchange for these massive ag purchases i mean isn't that the very point of quid pro quo in fair new goshi ation something exchange for something else analysts have contended that this is a new level of protectionism that would have been unthinkable before president tom took office and while trump wants phase 2 negotiations which is expected to tackled the big horde issues that touch on sovereignty to begin immediately that's going to be difficult because the people's daily reports that baze to trade talks may not start any time soon now kicking the can down the road is a tradition in politics and china i can also play this game to phase one was to get a truce and a cease fire to prevent further escalations from to starvin

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treasury secretary steven nugent spoke about while way at the chatham house royal institute of international affairs in london but were were in active discussions with the u.k. government and others about. it again while way it's a complicated issue what parts of their networks it goes into i don't want to go through the details but there are ongoing discussions on that and it is a release to the d.s.t. and i've publicly said this already and stateside in the wall way saga the wall street journal reported last week that the u.s. commerce department has pulled a regulation that hinders u.s. companies which sell to while away from locations outside of the u.s. at the urging of the defense and treasury department's no one has confirmed those reports also on the smartphone front india has overtaken the united states to claim the world's 2nd largest smartphone market in 2019 alone $158000000.00 phones were shipped to india and suggest the influx of less expensive chinese smartphones which count for 72 percent of the markets is the reason for the bump it's no surprise. that china is the number one

>> ted nugent got a visit from the secret service when he made a remarka barack obama.t was a refreshing moment at the golden globes. you still have mitchell williams saying she would be there to get the golden globe if he was not able to celebrate her right to choose and have an abortion. it's shocking for the american people to listen to this. people were watching twitter and saying i might go back and watch the golden globes. audiences are declining because they don't agree with their values. >> sean: larry? >> to follow-up on matt's point. it's not like ricky gervais has done a 180 on politics. he doesn't like trump. he doesn't like religion. but it was refreshing. >> sean: he said it's a joke and we don't take jokes anymore. come up shocking pictures inside jeffrey epstein prison cell. trace gallagher has the details and that report straight ahead. (whistling) (whistling) >> ♪ >> sean: tonight shocking photos obtained from jeffrey epstein jail cell and his autopsy raising more questions about his mysterious death. trace gallagher has the latest. >> they were concer

and still it was predominantly men that were being investigated, people like steve nugent, who is nowto the transcript of that recording, which as you say is quite wide—ranging, and there is a point on it in which you say about the allegation, so what would make you kind of call it quits on whether she was going to go public? i genuinely took an interest in how first amendment law in america means that people can make allegations which they couldn't make here. i mean, you couldn't publish a book here accusing someone of doing something unless it was proven in court or you had hard evidence about it. and i wasjust court or you had hard evidence about it. and i was just fascinated court or you had hard evidence about it. and i wasjust fascinated by someone it. and i wasjust fascinated by someone who is saying i'm going to read this book and it is a tell all not just about harvey read this book and it is a tell all notjust about harvey but read this book and it is a tell all not just about harvey but about the whole industry and her experiences. and the implication that i was asking to f

in his team and secretary nugent, he didn't take deal when he could've. he could've taken the deal from america. the american worker and farmer and rancher manufacture, they're all going to benefit. and the china trade hill and a him ca. that from history will show the one on january 2020. about one euro away from this is next in operation, and he will go in couple of days and he will talk about this economic. judge jeanine: what is the president going to switzerland on the very day that the impeachment trial begins in the senate. what message is the president sending with that. >> he goes to work everything that on behalf of the american people and the resultant deliberating crop progress reports on the first few years the presidencies tells the entire town. he really does matter what they're doing. they are wasting their time and your money taxpayers on this ridiculous trial to try to do something and we know the outcome is. he will not be removed from the office and he will be reelected to the office. it will continue. do you really do regulation two.

here is sally nugent. happy new year to you. good to see you. and happy new year, everyone.ship darts final at alexandra palace. he had three chances at a double 10 to beat defending champion michael van gerwen. he missed the first two but made it with his final dart to win the title for the first time at the age of 49. it's the first time he's won the title after losing 10 of his 11 majorfinals. it's crazy, obviously it's been a dream of mine to be the world champion and now, you know, i've finally done it and it's, i didn't sleep at all last night, it's settled in. it was terrible. i've had no sleep. so it's actually sunk in that i am world champion. and i'm just over the moon! talk us through the look, how long does that take and who does that for you? my wife joanne does that, sometimes my daughter naomi does it and sometimes granddad does it for us as well! it gives me confidence, i a very, very shy guy away from the sport. and whenjoanna shy guy away from the sport. and when joanna puts shy guy away from the sport. and whenjoanna puts it all on, i become the character

here is sally nugent and i know you're starting with the australian open.he air, the air quality because of the bushfires? good morning... it's been really tricky to watch. poor air quality caused by ongoing wildfires continues to be a concern ahead of the australian open which starts next week. maria sharapova s exhibition match was abandoned a few hours ago while a player has had to retire from her australian open qualification match. dalila jakupovic was forced to stop playing and went on to suffer a coughing fit. this was as other practice sessions were delayed due to the polluted air from ongoing bushfires. the slovenian eventually had to be helped off the court. the air quality was poor this morning so based on the air quality and the readings on site, we made the decision to suspend play and push back qualifying and continue to monitor air quality on site. let's have a look at some of this morning's back pages. the mirror leads on the fears raised by tottenham managerjose mourinho that harry kane's hamstring injury could make him a doubt for england

earlier he spoke to sally nugent.ad no sleep. so it's actually sunk in that i am world champion. and i'm just over the moon! talk us through the look, how long does that take and who does that for you? my wife joanne does that, sometimes my daughter naomi does it and sometimes granddad does it for us as well! it gives me confidence, i'm a very, very shy guy away from the sport. and whenjo puts it all on, i become the character snakebite you see on stage that you see, the crazy hairdos. saracens' long—standing chairman nigel wray has retired. the club was found to be in breach of the salary cap regulations last november and handed a 35—point deduction for this season and fined £5.3 million. wray said in a statement that he felt it was time to "step down and just enjoy being a fan of this incredible rugby club." wray will continue to bankroll the club — offering what he's called "the required financial support". edward griffiths has returned as interim chief executive officer. runaway premier league leaders liverpool wi

hello, this is breakfast with chris mason and sally nugent. a possibility that china won't be able to contain the virus. families affected by the g re nfell tower virus. families affected by the grenfell tower disasters have welcomed the resignation of a member of the panel who was linked to the company who made the cladding. president trump ease ‘s lawyers have begun defending him in his impeachment trial. his defence will last three days. rescue teams in turkey have been working in freezing temperatures to search for survivors of friday's quake. the efforts have centred on reaching those trapped alive. a special 50 pence coin to commemorate brexit has been unveiled by the chancellor. the coin which bears the words, peace, prosperity and friendship with all nations will go on circulation on friday to mark the day the uk officially leaves the eu. an earlier batch of the coin had to be melted after the original brexit date was delayed. a murder investigation has been launched after the death of a non—league footballer. a 27—year—old man has bee