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then he eventually goes to work for henry osborn and what osborn's role is in those wars because that was really how cutthroat it was to find these fossils and get to them first and be the person to do it. that that wasn't something. again, you you talk about the pop culture. the dinosaurs are with us. they've it it seems like they've always been with us. they're on our tvs and in our books, but that doesn't until. 1867, i might be off on year. we don't know they exist some ways. right, exactly. so the history of dinosaurs and understanding dinosaurs, it really is cutthroat beginning. you know, the person who came up with the term dinosaurs he was widely hated. he was a british scientist. he was widely hated by his peers. and there was a lot of accusations of backstabbing, everything else the bone wars in the u.s. or to professors copen marsh and they basically hated one another it came from the fact that they had been contemporaries to a certain extent and then one of them was going to put out a paper saying he had found what was called a what he was calling a twisted necked reptile

the former chancellor george osborne giving evidence to the inquiry.ew trade, his brother, triston, and two romanian associates. the charges include rape, human trafficking and forming an over organised crime group as well as illegally accessing a computer system, and violence against one of the alleged victims. the indictment says that at the beginning of 2021 to four defendants formed an organised criminal group to commit human trafficking in romania and in other countries such as the united states and great britain. it name seven alleged victims who said they were recruited through false promises of love and marriage. let's cross live to our correspondent who is outside the court in bucharest. it has taken several months to get at this point. tell us more. it several months to get at this point. tell us more-— tell us more. it is taken about six months to — tell us more. it is taken about six months to get _ tell us more. it is taken about six months to get at _ tell us more. it is taken about six months to get at this _ tell us more. it is taken ab

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mr osborne said that no treasury in the western world had planned for such an event.ncellor made britain better prepared to weather the coronavirus pandemic. there is some good news for those of us who would like to take a nap during the day, it could help to preserve brain health. more on all of their stories on the bbc news website. hello. good afternoon. well, there's plenty of dry and indeed sunny weather to come in the forecast as we head through the rest of the week for most of us, but it's been rather unsettled so far today. heavy rain in central southern england earlier this morning and some thunderstorms breaking out. a lovely weather watcher picture here from north uist in the western isles. there could be some more heavy, thundery showers breaking out for many of us as we head through the rest of today. there are localised weather warnings in place, but also some sunny spells too and it will still be feeling warm. earlier on we saw this feature just move its way northwards, currently across north—eastern areas of england and north—eastern scotland too, wher

to put that— osborne as your chancellor. yes. to put that in— osborne as your chancellor. yes.ime _ put that in context, you became prime minister in the wake of the 2008 _ prime minister in the wake of the 2008 global financial crisis and you remained _ 2008 global financial crisis and you remained prime minister in 2015, when _ remained prime minister in 2015, when the — remained prime minister in 2015, when the conservatives won the generai— when the conservatives won the general election, and you formed a conservative government. in 2016 you stood _ conservative government. in 2016 you stood down, _ conservative government. in 2016 you stood down, following the european union _ stood down, following the european union exit _ stood down, following the european union exit referendum result. your evidence _ union exit referendum result. your evidence this morning is going to fall under— evidence this morning is going to fall under four topics. first, evidence this morning is going to fall underfourtopics. first, the fall under four topics. first, the architecture fall underfou

mr osborne also says— they had been before. mr osborne also says in— they had been before.h 71 of his witness statement, we don't need to put this— witness statement, we don't need to put this up. — witness statement, we don't need to put this up, that the department of health _ put this up, that the department of health 's _ put this up, that the department of health 's budget from 2011—2012, until 2014-15, health 's budget from 2011—2012, until 2014—15, was to increase in real terms— until 2014—15, was to increase in real terms in each financial year, and that— real terms in each financial year, and that that growth occurred in circumstances where all other departmental budgets, other than overseas — departmental budgets, other than overseas aid, were cut by an average of 19% _ overseas aid, were cut by an average of 19% over— overseas aid, were cut by an average of 19% over the same period. he also goes on _ of19% over the same period. he also goes on to— of 19% over the same period. he also goes on to say that in 2010 the budget— goes on to say that in 2010 the budget f

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as you can see, i'm joined here in the studio by data view, climate correspondence, louise osborne. to put that into perspective for us to tell us a little bit more. i mean, we just saw there um a little bit more of the situation on the ground in one particular area. what sort of environmental impacts more broadly speaking? could we expect here? might we expect? i mean, it's hard to know exactly at the moment because there's been no assessment of the damage that has been made, but we're likely to stay the same kind of impact that we would see from flooding. so that will have been animals that are directly impacted. you know, as they were trying to escape the full to that would have died, that would also be damage to their, to the habitats in ecosystem instead of that. so, so that is one of the issues. another issue is the report to the $150.00 leases of oil or more that has washed into the river. also chemicals from industry and agriculture in the area that could have floods to pollution and contamination of the water and not only for humans but for animals and, and other by address

this year to of more we've got dw climate reporter, louise osborne, with us, louise, we just heard that the world's oceans are warming up where they are experiencing record ocean temperatures. is this something we should really be worried about? well, it definitely has scientists concerns, at least the oceans, a very important not just in terms of supporting the marine life that we need for livelihood, some things like that. but also in terms of absorbing carbon dioxide, vast amounts of carbon dioxide that we're pumping into the atmosphere and also absorbing around 90 percent of the heat that is out there. so it's very important and keeping the climate level um, some scientist worried then that this booming that we're seeing on press them to the woman is making or, or making it look like climate change could be progressing faster then we had anticipated. but they also worried that it means that the capacity for the ocean to absorb this heat and the c o 2 could be coming to its limits. what sort of impact could all of this have been in practical terms? louise, what sort of effects can we

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we thank you very much. shar clement reporter, louise osborne reporters without borders says a record number of journalists are currently behind bars. the dist, despite this journalist around the world, continue to put themselves in danger in the name of media. freedom one has just received the freedom of speech award at the w global media for him in bon honor for his role in combat in violence incorruption in salvador, and leading groundbreaking investigative journalism in latin america. in his acceptance speech for the dw freedom of speech reward journalists, oscar martinez spoke about being targeted in a surveillance campaign. but this is a little bit on the link though salvatore, where i come from and where i'll head back to after receiving this award enough. as headed toward as a full fledged dictator sort of clean, it's no longer a democracy alone that my news platform, l fargo. one of the $22.00 individuals, including myself, were targeted when we were gathering evidence of the president's secret agreement with the criminal gains on media. freedom is increasingly under threat g

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kelly— extraordinary rant from kelly osborne. kelly is of obviously outerw— osborne.kly. and i think that what you— frankly. and i think that what you ee— frankly. and i think that what you eeeme— frankly. and i think that what you are seeing certainly is the trotty— you are seeing certainly is the trotty nero— you are seeing certainly is the motty nato empire crumbling in cetttomte— motty nato empire crumbling in california and— motty nato empire crumbling in california and harry and meghan are california and harry and meghan wewet— california and harry and meghan wewet .— california and harry and meghan wewet . r— california and harry and meghan are viewed , i think, by the vast are viewed, i think, by the vast metortty— are viewed, i think, by the vast metortty ot— are viewed, i think, by the vast majority of americans as really mereteetette— majority of americans as really narcissistic whiners who are mueety— narcissistic whiners who are hugely privileged individuals write— hugely privileged individuals while lecturing— hugely privileged individuals while lecturin

we heard from george osborne, the former chancellor.id cameron, questioned about austerity, question about what it uk had gone into with the health service in a decent state with all the political criticism that has been over the years and indeed already last weekend and this inquiry that his argument was that wasn't the case and a misunderstanding if you like, his quote was that there was no point in having contingency plan about the pandemic emma because essential to all of us would have to be a strong economy was able to cope with the pandemic. talking about the furlough system here in the uk where essentially the state was able to pay peoples wages. if the economy hadn't been strong enough, this argument was britain wouldn't have been able to do that. so i think it got political. this isn't meant to be a political inquiry, but clearly questions over some of the political decisions made.— questions over some of the political decisions made. thank you so much for takinu decisions made. thank you so much for taking me _ decisions made.

the former chancellor, george osborne, gave evidence to the official covid—i9 inquiry this morning. public health experts have told the inquiry that the measures introduced by mr osborne weakened the nhs. he disputes this, saying they improved the country's ability to respond to the pandemic. that's the latest from the covid—i9 inquiry today. you're alive would bbc news. let's turn to a developing story. four israelis have been killed and several others wounded in a shooting attack near a settlement in the occupied west bank. these are pictures of the scene of the shooting which happened at a petrol station and hummus restaurant near eli. the israeli military said that the gunmen arrived by vehicle and opened fire. let's go live live now tojerusalem and our middle east correspondent, yolande knell. tell us more. according to israeli media, tell us more. according to israeli media. two _ tell us more. according to israeli media, two men _ tell us more. according to israeli media, two men have _ tell us more. according to israeli media, two men have to - tell us more. according to isr

you're there with george osborne and she doesn't know. that's correct.not conservatives. indeed. they, i imagine, would have been quite uncomfortable in conservative company. well, that's interesting. so my parents, my dad liked harold wilson. you know, don't forget, my parents are refugees to this country, both came here in �*47. they got married in fifties in 57. so they're refugees to the country. my father was a scientist. he liked the idea of planning and thought that would work for the economy because after all, that's what he was a systems engineer and it worked for him. but actually they always had a thing that held them back from the left, which was that my grandfather had been in the gulag, my father had been exported to soviet collective farm. so they thought that socialism was a really bad idea and they were very concerned about people on the left who were against...who might sort of favour that system. which brings us on to this family memoir that you produced. hitler, stalin, mum and dad, which you produced after both had died. was there a

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public health experts have told the inquiry that the measures introduced by mr osborne weakened the nhse country's ability to respond to the pandemic. the latest detail coming from the covid inquiry. you are live with bbc news. prosecutors in romania have charged the controversial influence, andrew tate and his brother triston with rape, human trafficking and forming an organised crime group to exploit warming. two associates of the brothers have also been charged. andrew tate was first arrested in his only bucharest in december. prescot is alleged in the four defendants formed an organised groups to commit human trafficking in romania and other countries, including the united states. i correspondent in bucharest told us that the charges come several months after the original arrests. this indictment — after the original arrests. this indictment detail _ after the original arrests. try 3 indictment detail seven alleged victims with a romanian prosecutors say were forced to make pornographic material after being recruited by the tate brothers with false promises of love and marriage. the

for more in this that spring and dw time it reports that louise osborne louise, welcome a long no steel is an atoria, sleep. darcy industry, how realistic is this target to become carbon neutral by 2045? so it's not impossible, but it's going to be very difficult. uh, companies are moving in the right direction. they're looking at investing in green steel through hydrogen. um, but there are lots of problems with that. um, for example, there is just not enough capacity to make the amount of hydrogen that will be needed at the moment to, to make steal. there's also going to be new infrastructure that is going to be needed. and they're high costs that are going to be involved in that, and it's going to be costly for people buying steel in the future for the moment anyway. but it needs to be done. 8 percent of greenhouse gas emissions are created by the steel industry globally. and so that really needs to be brought down. so again, it's going to be difficult, but it can be done. okay, so you're saying it's not impossible. we saw images there of to some corrupt. where are chris protesting? b

but as oliver letwin and george osborne say, a long time was spent preparing for a pandemic that didwhat happened wrath and one that did. in retrospect, do you think as prime minister. _ in retrospect, do you think as prime minister, your government 's failure to plan— minister, your government 's failure to plan for— minister, your government 's failure to plan for economic impact on businesses and individuals played any role _ businesses and individuals played any role in — businesses and individuals played any role in the catastrophic loss of lives _ any role in the catastrophic loss of lives when — any role in the catastrophic loss of lives when the storm of covid—i9 arrived _ lives when the storm of covid—i9 arrived in — lives when the storm of covid—i9 arrived in the uk some four years after— arrived in the uk some four years after your— arrived in the uk some four years after your departure? arrived in the uk some four years afteryour departure? | arrived in the uk some four years after your departure? i am desperately _ after your departure? i am desperately sorry - after you

appearance of david cameron, george osborne and other former political leaders next week. plan for and what steps they took to plan for a pandemic. and what steps they took to plan for a pandemic-— the commons is expected to approve the privilege's committee's recommendation, a committee that vets ex—minister�*s appoints say borisjohnson has broken the ministerial code but not seeking am professional for a ministerial code but not seeking am professionalfor a new ministerial code but not seeking am professional for a new role of writing column fors the daily mail. our political correspondent is live at westminster for us. jonathan, take us through all this today. well, borisjohnson and his supporters were indignant at the finding he deliberately misled parliament, others uncomfortable with the severity of the punish. on monday, some had planned to vote against it, but borisjohnson has today told his supporters he doesn't want them to put up a fight. in the words of one i spoke to who had spoken to mrjohnson today, the world needs to move on. and it means it could all be no

the former chancellor, george osborne, gave evidence to the official covid—i9 inquiry this morning.tingency plans. public health experts have told the inquiry that the measures introduced by mr osborne weakened the nhs. he disputes this saying they improved the country's ability to respond to the pandemic. hundred biting as agreed to plead guilty to two text evinces and illegally owning a gun —— hunter biden. hunter biden is expected to agree to drug treatment and monitoring, the terms of the agreement are likely to keep him out ofjail. that has infuriated republicans. here's how speaker kevin mccarthy. if you are the presidents leading political opponent and they try to put you in prison. if the presidents line, you get a sweetheart deal. speak to a washington reporter with the political newsletter. the devey with us and we heard some reaction, bring us up—to—date on how this is going down in the us. bring us up-to-date on how this is going down in the us.— going down in the us. there's certainly a _ going down in the us. there's certainly a lot _ going down in the us. there's cert

use louise osborne reports toxic and everywhere. plastics are in almost everything humans purchase and they are now being found. does micro plastics in the ocean inside fish and even in human breast, milk. and the problem is growing. plastic production is increasing. as is plastic waste, it's set to triple by 26. the plastic packaging will rise most significantly with consumer products and closing, also contributing to plastic waste among other sources. a representative for more than a 175 nations have been meeting this week for the 2nd to 5 series of talks with the aim of creating an international treaty on plastic only elimination reduction, a full life cycle approach, transparency and then just transition. only those can bring success because the truth is that we cannot recycle our way out of this mess. negotiate has hope to have a treaty in place by next year. but talks have been slow going. major oil producing nations like saudi arabia and the united states have dragged to the hills on technical issues like voting rules and countries disagree on how to limit plastic considerations

cath, what's mr osborne been saying? the inquiry�*s lawyer, has pushed him on decisions he made before the pandemic, asking how they affected things when the pandemic happened. he has pushed right back. it comes back to austerity. the decision to cut public spending from 2010 onwards. the question is whether that affected how we coped with the pandemic. he says he stands by his decisions. the one thing i'm sure of is, you know, there's no point in having a contingency plan you can't pay for, and absolutely central to all of this is the ability of your economy and your public finances to flex in a crisis. he has also been asked about planning for a lockdown. he says essentially neither this country nor any... sorry about the ambulance noise, neitherthis any... sorry about the ambulance noise, neither this country nor any other western country had planned for something as big as telling millions of people they had to stay at home for months on end. he said if he was one that was something he would have to look into, he wou

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also republican strategist jason osborne. and former nixon white house counsel john dean.f the people who worried that justice cannon was going to slow roll this somehow or show some partiality to donald trump, that is not happening right now. she has already set deadlines and in fact, the trump attorneys are complying with that. i think she gave them the deadline of tomorrow to have to already be in touch with the doj and get their security clearances. and so john dean let me start with you because i think that you know what this entails. how long will it take to get security clearances so that everybody will be able to deal with and talked about these highly classified documents and what will that process look like? >> well, the first thing that they will have to do is file a form that is the mother of all forms. it is a very sick document, about an inch and a half, maybe 3000 questions. it goes into their residents, where they have lived, all of their employment, all of their foreign travel, it really probes their life. that is the basis for the fbi or other investigati