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heath now for 19 years, as chris was saying, again, the original project with david cameron and joe osborneeron and mr osborne by backing the lead campaign in 2016 alongside borisjohnson. he served in theresa may's government, and most recently with rishi sunak, and of course it adds to that narrative that the tories, it's a sinking ship. it's falling apart at the seams for rishi sunak. rishi sunak needs some good news quite soon if he's going to get his campaign going and take on what is turning into quite a sizeable lead in the opinion polls for labour. of course there's a lot of work, and a lot of time to go in this election campaign but it's not been the best start in this decision by michael gove will only compound that. �* . by michael gove will only compound that. �* , ., ~ . ., by michael gove will only compound that. �* a ., that. and in terms of michael gove, what do you — that. and in terms of michael gove, what do you think _ that. and in terms of michael gove, what do you think are _ that. and in terms of michael gove, what do you think are the _ that. and in terms of michael g

ear. i osborne might have been whispering in his ear. , ,, . ., osborne might have been whispering inost --eole in his ear. i suspect that most peeple would _ in his ear. i suspect that most people would say, _ in his ear. i suspect that most people would say, just - in his ear. i suspect that most people would say, just go - in his ear. i suspect that most i people would say, just go long. there is always the reality that something might turn up. and i have sneaking suspicion that byjuly 4th, it probably won't be as explosively big as everybody thinks, but a lot of people are going to say, you bet the farm and it went. i of people are going to say, you bet the farm and it went.— the farm and it went. i remember when craig _ the farm and it went. i remember when craig was — the farm and it went. i remember when craig was campaigning - the farm and it went. i remember| when craig was campaigning about the farm and it went. i remember - when craig was campaigning about the danger— when craig was campaigning about the danger of— when craig was campaigning about the danger of labour winni

— pensioners, but it was george osborne when he was a conservative chancellor _ osborne when he wasbour are saying is the conservatives are just undoing their own policies around pensioners. it also raises — own policies around pensioners. it also raises another question not 'ust also raises another question not just about — also raises another question not just about obsolete what this means for pensioners, but of course, these tax thresholds are remaining in place _ tax thresholds are remaining in place for— tax thresholds are remaining in place for working age people when it comes— place for working age people when it comes to _ place for working age people when it comes to their income tax allowances so of course, — comes to their income tax allowances so of course, that posed a question for the _ so of course, that posed a question for the conservatives. they point things— for the conservatives. they point things on— for the conservatives. they point things on the national insurance tax cut they— things on the national insurance tax cut they have already implemented, but across

another chance here for ucla for osborne. cut x on a three ucla off to a terrific start. >> when i play the best. even though i'm generally i'm quiet and stuff. you'll see like little moments where i get really high but really into it. yell and one something like that. rice able to finish. >> plus the foul. >> and ucla is really complete control this first half. they playing with that kind of tough intensity communication. >> that's everything okay. there's really no cookie cutter. >> one way to lead. it doesn't have to be loud. but it has to be impactful. and so kiki trying to figure out how to do that is where her leadership is going to continue to grow. >> and we've got to fight to beat us. we can do that, right? i think there's more in us right now. okay. there's more in us. we got to have energy. we gotta have focus. we got to have more torque. let's go get it done. >> let's go. kiki you've got gotta shoot off the catch. let's go for the steal. >> beautifully done. and rice lays it in hand off hand off. >> yes, yes. this

the people never. osborne stuff, me don't want to make sure your question will with us here. this is on safe and so much i of the the, you know, the kind of written down when you said, you know why why, why, why being given you labeled out monday. so i'm talking about week of told me to wait on the in the on the on the lot or the the the the the the the the young lady that yeah what day? not. oh i the how are you going to go oh yeah, the i can do my best a. i'm come with a couple of people don't know. maybe they thought her to in your mind. you called in the single day? no. the yeah, i thought no, no, no, no no, no mad, no. she already moved over to the co go no young go go there. one time you the town clearly deals or the lot. oh no time yet to resolve that. yeah. they know the way i might have to let me do that. yeah. yeah. yeah. yeah. i mean, yeah. come with samantha. yeah, i know. i know that mazda lets see on monday that if that was no fine the that sounds a lot. that's something you might give me a long time to play now. the lobby, i'm going to be offering out a lot wit

. - in 2021, tj osborne, one of the two brothers osborne, came out as gay.tream country act. - before i came out, it was like these-- i felt very, like, stiff anywhere i went. well, you know, i was micromanaging every move. (singing) don't give me that look, that "let me down easy" smile i would sit still and hold a guitar and sing into a microphone. i didn't want to do anything or say anything that might bring questions that would make me uncomfortable. (singing) i'm right back where i'm really home - when tj came out to me, i felt relieved for him that he was able to tell me something like that. i knew that he wasn't having to carry that weight. secrets are heavy, and that one must have been a metric ton. and i cried genuine, happy tears. i was proud of him. i was happy to know that he, like the rest of us, has been able to experience the complexities of life and love, unfortunately, in secret. but i felt like that was the first day of the rest of our lives as brothers. - i know that i wanted to come out publicly, but how we were going to get there was yea

charisma osborne gets into foul trouble. lauren betts, it wasn't so much the physicality that was informing the foul situation, it was just a lack of discipline. - it really takes the game out of rhythm. the players that, you know, you anticipate being on the court are not on the court or you're playing differently because you're in foul trouble. (crowd cheering) - lsu by four. (whistle blows) and that's gonna be an offensive foul. number five on kiki rice. (crowd chattering) - foul! that's what you do! (crowd chattering) (somber music) - it was really tough just sitting on the bench feeling helpless in a sense. - they were up against a team who was more seasoned and experienced and had been here before and did not flinch. (buzzer blares) - [sportscaster] the defending champs are not done yet. (somber music continues) - hey, this program is in damn good hands, and i know y'all are gonna finish it off next year for us, okay? (somber music continues) - the outcome really hurts. it's not what we wanted, and at the same time, no

he's osborne dollars. an american tragedy based on bro. hey man. all right. the that's a perfect america q on see, you know, what i'm gonna see a few today is what i'm to that is the fence of perfection and that, that will burn your taste. but you're not careful. yes. because you know these, the last well be on october to meet over here on the i was raised by my grandmother. i was raised by the community to of the organization is everything that i needed i did have but those questions began to develop child separation from their parents. she's very deep, but it's been really good. i mean, if there's no real like that adjustment is just you know, figuring out this thing and we're just moving with it with each other, growing into it with each other. mike senior and i moved out of mike and robins place about that's been about maybe a maybe about a month, a little short shy of a month. you ready? it hasn't really been an adjustment. you know what i wasn't used to was present? i know what freedom felt like i was born for the adjustment. was somebody trying to see

. >> and our political sources here tonight on all of this former trump campaign adviser jason osborne, cnn political commentator and author of the moment bacardi sellers, as well as former new york city mayor bill of lazio i mean, jason, your party, tell u.s i don't really know what her point was other than i feel like a number of these members like marjorie taylor, matt gaetz. >> is that they're listening to or they think that their constituents are on twitter and they're not listening to what the folks back home and their district actually had to say about this and to dustbins point, i guarantee you that there is probably a scintilla of amount of pressure back home for any of these members with regard to mike johnson, if they even know his name. this is all an effort by marjorie taylor. she got caught in a box and realized that there was the only the only way out for her was to actually go ahead and pull the trigger on this. she knew she was going to lose and now she's going to try and fundraise off of it this idea that you're going to kick her out of the conference? i don't even kn

jason osborne. gentlemen, thank you so much for being here. makari first, i just want to get your reaction to what president former president trump said. making this comparison with january 6, we're starting to hear this more and more and more. >> well, i mean, it's a talking point and you have that doing political season, aka silly season. i think the best thing you can say about it is that it's asinine. i think that it's intellectually dishonest, but those are two words that really go hand in hand with the former president when he's making these arguments. these protests that you see are no equivalent to trying to overturn an election. there no equivalent to storming the capital. there are no equivalent to trying too harm or united states members of congress or the senate, or threatened to hang them or running with confederate flags are stilling laptops or stealing lectern. i mean, this is just not that we've had protest in this country as long as this as long as this country has actually been in existence, and you're seeing that with young

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it was george osborne in manchester giving a speech, before the election was called, said political partiesnkled cash around. this fund was never like that, the shared prosperity fund, because it replaced old structural funds, seeking to address inequality, raise productivity in northern towns and cities. that is a huge cut to one of the cities that is driving the north's economy. managed to close the productivity gap in the last 15 years using these funds to do that. i think it is bad economics. you have got someone else that you will talk to who is a expert on the politics. i wouldn't want to stray outside of my field of understanding, but i think i know enough about the internal politics of the conservative party to know that this will not go down well with those in the northern research group, between those defending those redwall seats. they will be livid. they will look at the projects which the conservative government says they want to cut in the next five years. that's a terrible message if yo are trying to hold onto your seats. christian: thank you for that. in respect of this new

kevin osborne, pictured here, was arrested last tuesday and charged with two counts of sexual assaultchild younger than ten and 13 counts of lewd acts upon a child. the crime happened 15 to 20 years ago. if you have any information, you're urged to contact walnut creek police. happening tomorrow, california regulators will vote on a proposal that could save some people money on their monthly pg and e bills. they include low income earners and owners of electric cars. but under this plan, other customers could end up paying more. the new system is aimed at reducing costs for people impacted by extreme weather, like heat waves and those who charge their electric cars at home. the proposal has two parts it would lower the usage rate by 5 to $0.07 per kilowatt hour, with rates dropping nearly 10% during peak hours. under the flat rate, customers would pay about $24 a month, with discounts of up to 12 bucks for those with lower incomes. a lot of people ask, is there a way to just get rid of pg and e? our rates have nearly doubled since 2019, which has many people frustrated and angry. now

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and press a university telling them to the best from companies that they say, profit from israel, osborne gauze. okay, thank you. have a ben, benjamin, a veterans group in new york? 66. great look. no. it's a more stories making headlines around the world. the manhattan district attorney's office. that's full of hollywood, producer harvey weinstein, will be retried in new york. actually, he said 2020 right conviction. was over to him. last week he appeared before a judge in new york city and after he'd been subbing a 23 year sentence on aging, women have accused him of sexual misconduct. to the british government says it's collected the 1st group of asylum seekers with the port tyson under the so called rwanda. at the home office, posted a video of a right as an undisclosed location. human rights groups have criticized the new law, which allows the deportation of unauthorized migrants. tens of thousands of people have brought me that trust from, says father global protests to mon main de. please your gas to disperse demonstrations in paris. the routers were organized by labor unions with

my colleague, louise osborne, wanted to understand what is driving the see the phenomenon as you look at this, my gosh, europe continues to, but it's free for the largest ever wealth by evacuation and unexpected storm. and the lincoln area made residents feel like they were in the middle of winter. walt has been watching us. europe's weather has gone crazy. the course it is price me and it's probably not going to try c x. but say that global booming is at least partly to blame the how does that actually work and how much that impacts can it really have? extreme weather is wrecking live, some likelihood a month range pulling in 24 hours, cost lots and lands, flights and sylvania and summer, 2023 leaving thousands homeless. dr. also damaged crops and southern europe, forcing the european commission to low a projected yield estimates. well, temperature has talked to the high forty's because of us putting continuously increasing, putting plus the fuel admissions into the most via we are now at a much, well, not one and as a result of this warming. well, what happens is that it also affect

to begin in the us with protests against israel. osborne gauze are continuing on university campuses across the country. in the best of michigan is one of the 1st major american college is to hold a graduation ceremony. there was some minor disruptions from students who are demanding. the university dot invests from israel on hanjin begins coverage now from michigan's college. town of an album of the class of 2024 has carried a heavy burden down a hard road. their education has been paused for the pen, demik moved a virtual classroom. and now this a bittersweet celebration of a generation z college career. what this class knows is that what is normal in a sense is a world and a people and a future for them that is uncertain. for some graduates like this palestinian american whose last family and gaza, the approaches go on even is they don't cap and gown it feels as though it is the only thing that i kind of do, i cannot operate as business as usual. i cannot engage in anything celebratory because we have all been under such immense grief. i'm for the last 7 months for their families,

ben garza, i'm the son coach osborne. the binding administration is to send a shipment of weapons to israel worth more than $1000000000.00 the 1st to the country since us president joe biden put a consignment of $3500.00 bombs, like these on hold. that was halted due to the high number of civilian casualties in israel's war on dogs and fears. it would launch a ground offensive and drop off civilians have been killed in gaza as a consequence of those bombs and other ways in which a crafter populations are made. it clear that if they go into rough or i haven't gone on roughly yet, they go on or off or i'm not supplying the weapons that have been used historically to deal with rough. but the us move, drew fierce criticism from israel, who has a game. we are determined and we are united in order to defeat our enemies and those who want to destroy us. if we need to stand alone, we will stand alone. i have said that if necessary, we will fight without thinking dials. the new shipment will be comprised of tank ammunition, tactic

pointed out the old—age related personal allowance was scrapped by the former tory chancellor george osbornemmitment. but labour hasn't said if it will match this policy or not. ben wright, bbc news. to papua new guinea now — where australia is sending technical experts to help deal with the aftermath of last week's landslide. authorities say that almost 8,000 people from villages in enga province are being taken away because there are fears of more landslides. the original incident happened in yambali village, in enga province in the early hours, while most of the community were asleep. entire communities have been left devastated. this woman has been unable to find several members of her family. translation: l have 18 - of my family members buried under the debris and soil that i'm standing on, and a lot more family members in the village i cannot count. i am the landowner here, but i cannot retrieve the bodies, so i'm here helplessly. let's speak to nicholas booth, undp resident representative of papua new guinea. thanks forjoining us. we've actually heard in the last few moments a grim a

i want to ask osborne and kimberly helped get reports from washington dc. a us president joe biden came into office saying he wouldn't do his predecessor, former president donald trump's trade policies, but on tuesday, 5 in double to even triple down on new terrorist to some chinese imports to the united states. when you make tractors like these and they're not competing, it's not. comforters has cheated. the tariffs will be phased in over 3 years on every thing from steel semiconductor. so electric vehicles and more affecting roughly 18000000000 and chinese imports to view west terror. so the electric vehicles will rise to 100 percent from 25 percent steel and aluminum products will more than triple to 25 percent from 7.5 percent or less. try to heavily subsidize all these products. pushing china is company produced for more than the rest of all can absorb, then don't pay the excess products out of the market and on fairly low prices, drive another manufacturers around the world, out of business, the buying the administrator and says the move will help ame

one of the latest osborne schools, the university of california, annual families, but dozens of purchases with attained one of the rodney organizes use c l, a a luminous run and go to as it tells us how to put these route to the front down. i'm what i'm seeing a peaceful mistake here in los angeles at the university of southern california, you and see about 93 students were arrested on the 1st day of the student protests this morning. early this morning, more than 100 students were arrested at u. c. l a. where the police came in violently attacking the students paper the paper spring, the students in arresting them. they were not being violent, they were simply indian camp. an entrance of defending kent meant to continue to demand that u. c. l. a stop investing in dead stop giving their money to support the genocide being committed by israel. the students are steadfast, the students are not getting up and they have community support. you know, i'm an alumni, i'm a proud alumni, b, c l. a. we've been going out there to see to support the students. the process will continue at u. c. l. a. a

and i've even been suspended, or for protesting against israel, osborne gauze up, but some of us celebrating every treatments in their own way. let me let one student and his history. my name is gabe. i'm a senior at u. n. c. chapel hill. and right now i'm on my way to the people's graduation and alternative graduation ceremony for me and other seniors who have been suspended from the university for protesting genocide and gaza and cannot attend our real graduation chapel hill. i'm really happy to have been able to have this graduation do the ceremony with my comrades. you know, the, the people i really trust people. i was the rest of next to and we've been suspended by the university. we've been barred from taking our exams from graduating, borrowed from campus. and so this was our way of celebrating our own accomplishments of celebrating our own graduation. as far as i'm concerned, i graduated when i was arrested by this university for protesting genocide. solidarity means you must keep doing what we're doing here today. this university is trying to silence us by borrowing us from our own

i'm elizabeth donovan, doha with the top stories on onto farrah university protests against israel. osborne gaza, continuing to gather steam in the us, students and campuses from the east to the west coast of bound to stay in encampments until the demands of match. those include the academic institutions coughing times with as well as an end to us military aid. early at the university of north carolina chapel ho people's replaced the american flag with the palestinian one on top of the building. please move in to clear the encampment and can be seen using pep as phrase or display of students at columbia university in new york, students occupying a historic, cold barricaded themselves inside the build.

elizabeth put on them and don't have of the top stories on algebra. demonstrations against israel, osborne gauze, a continue at university campuses across the country from new york to michigan, florida to california, and texas. students that demanding that universities got the ties to is there are a lot of companies that advance its military efforts and gaza of university of california in los angeles to protest as of restoring barriers around the incompetent the saucer. they came under attack by supporters of israel on tuesday nights tensions of the university boiled or the option mount.

this was nurse cathy osborne 25 years ago with her husband neil cox, a young doctor.ned before they were married that he'd been infected with hepatitis c following a blood transfusion. he died just two years into their marriage. cathy came to the inquiry today. she said you can carry grief forever. people are still dying now, it was wrong. i want an apology, i think, for what happened, recognition of what happened. and not just an apology for apology's sake, an apology that takes into consideration all that we've been through, myself, neil's family, his friends, his mother, at 92, has missed out a whole 22 years without her son. and it's about time someone stood up and was accountable for that. the report says the damage caused by the contaminated blood was compounded by the reaction of the nhs and the medical profession and by successive governments who used inaccurate, misleading and defensive lines, telling people they had received the best treatment. this is a day of unparalleled importance for these families. this report shines an unflinching light on the catalog

it is the electioneering trick george osborne love to do during those years, and rachel reeves has beent in the last couple of years and this is an endorsement labour will be waving tomorrow. in this is an endorsement labour will be waving tomorrow.— be waving tomorrow. in terms of rishi sunak, _ be waving tomorrow. in terms of rishi sunak, still— be waving tomorrow. in terms of rishi sunak, still having - be waving tomorrow. in terms of rishi sunak, still having to - be waving tomorrow. in terms of. rishi sunak, still having to defend his national service proposal. fix, day his national service proposal. a day after he first _ his national service proposal. a day after he first announced _ his national service proposal. a day after he first announced that, - his national service proposal. c: after he first announced that, still facing questions, a plan keir starmer called a teenage dad's army. rishi sunak says it's a good thing, it would foster a culture of service, he said it was the right thing to do. he had one criticism today from steve baker, former northern ireland minister, an mp

this is why they were invented, mostly by george osborne and the david cameron government in the midyor dates back to 2000 of course. they were designed to sort of sit outwith national politics. and i think on the one hand, this set of results shows that they do, because they all have their own particular strengths and weaknesses. they all, of course, you know, are making profound decisions for people's lives in the combined authorities that they govern. on the other hand, if you take a step back now that we've got all the results, you know, these powerful mayors, designed to sit outside party politics in some sense, and yet all but one of them are now labour, and including york and north yorkshire, right. i mean, including rishi sunak's own patch. and i think that does tell quite a strong story given that, you know, perhaps at the start of this weekend we thought that the west midlands and the tees valley would be sort of tory holdouts. i think most people thought that york and north yorkshire would be conservative as well. yet actually, that is a vast swathe of this country's citie

back in the day there used to always be a bit more of an allowance for pensioners, but it was george osbornellor that got rid of that. so once again what labour is saying is that this is the conservatives just undoing their own policies around pensioners. and it also raises another question, not just about obviously what this means for pensioners, but of course these tax thresholds are remaining in place for working age people when it comes to their income tax allowances. so of course, that posed a question for the conservatives. they pointed to things like the national insurance tax cut they've already implemented. but across the board, what you're seeing, i think, isjust a shaping of this election, a framing of this election, of course, as we've said from the beginning, around the economy, because in every election campaign, the economy plays really big because it's clearly about how well off you feel, how well off you feel like the country is going, you know, whether or not you feel better or worse off. but i think in this election in particular, what we're going to hear quite a lot of fr

that's exactly the case, and i think it was george i case, and i think it was george osborne in manchestercash around seats they want. this fund was never like that because it replaced all the structural funds, because it replaced all the structuralfunds, it's been spent for decades seeking to address the fundamental cause of inequality, to raise productivity in northern towns and cities like greater manchester where andy burnham gets almost 100 million of this over three years. that's a huge cut to one of the cities that is driving the north's economy, closing the productivity gap in the last 15 years partly with london, using these funds to do that. so i think it's bad economics, which is why i'm on the programme — you got someone who is an expert on the politics of this, and i wouldn't want to stray completely out of my field of understanding, but i think i know enough about the internal poles of the conservative party to know this will not go down well with those in the northern research group, those defending those redwall seats. they'll livid that labour candidates will be able to ha

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so cameron and the chancellor george osborne, osborne, you know that they had all those austerity measuresg with the economy now it affects us, the people. but then we go on from that. and then we had this . mr cameron. in then we had this. mr cameron. in fact, if you look about the last five conservative and prime ministers, then we had mr cameron sort of dealing with brexit and then the fallout of brexit. then you've got theresa may's strong and stable then, then you've got, the 49 days of, mistrust the prime minister. so i think what he's trying to say is we've had all of these things to deal with. i'm now in control. you can trust me rather than the guys that have . than the guys that have. >> yeah, it's a big it's a big ask of the of the public to persuade them on that . persuade them on that. >> i think probably i mean, i don't think let's see. >> and it's also the timing is interesting. they're going head to head, both of them doing these keynote speeches. i think they're even tabled to be at the same time, i don't know how the broadcasters are going to do that. yeah, it's three scr

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