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thank ou. ., ~' i., ., thoughts with us today. thank ou. ., ~ ., ., you.nk you for having me and they did _ you. thank you for having me and they did me _ you. thank you for having me and they did me share - you. thank you for having me and they did me share the . and they did me share the memory of my brother. thank you for having me and letting me share the memory of my brother. paula berry, who lost her husband in the attacks, was watching the ceremony — she's been speaking to laura trevelyn. i was struck by how everyone, they're missing loved ones, but they're missing loved ones, but they feel that they are still with them. so many people spoke about guardian angels and somebody spoke as if the person is still very much alive at them and watching over them. that is raw, but it also indicates that people have moved on and that integrating their loved ones in their lives. �* ., , :: lives. and on this 20th anniversary, _ lives. and on this 20th anniversary, we - lives. and on this 20th anniversary, we heard| lives. and on this 20th | anniversary, we hear

taste do to alleviate pressure people like ou? ~ ., _, , do to alleviate pressure people like ou?se a long time ago there is _ you? we needed to recognise a long time ago there is a _ you? we needed to recognise a long time ago there is a national- you? we needed to recognise a long time ago there is a national nursingl time ago there is a national nursing shortage, and anything we can do to beef up our nursing staffing would mean that we can care of more take patients. i'm not the critical resource right now, our nurses are and nurses and paramedics and unfortunately you are usually getting that kind of help is going to be a two have been for your process to try to people. anything the government can do to help hospitals employ and train even the staff of people would be beneficial. and then we just have to keep reaching out to people in meaningful ways. there is a lot of mistrust about the fact that this was rushed or there is a lot people who trust medicine right now, who don't trust cdc, and so anything we can do in local and small meaningful ways to show boots on the ground p

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where are ou? ., ., , reality. come on. where are ou? ., �* you? hello. i hope you're havin: you?ood _ you? hello. i hope you're having a good week - you? hello. i hope you're having a good week and i you? hello. i hope you're - having a good week and welcome to the we can take. it is the weak twitter is testing a soft blocking feature which removes followers without letting them know. apple have capability to store a drivers licenses and spot a viable diet plan which select songs to peoples tastes in music at the same time. el salvador has made crypto currency bitcoin legal tender amid protests and technical glitches. the salvador government says using bitcoin could save money sent from abroad but some are worried about the stability and ease of adoption. this was illustrated on the day as bitcoin price crash by 20% at one point. two robots have been deployed in singapore to discourage prosocial behaviour. they use cameras to detect people smoking in the hope to admit prohibited areas, floating covid measures are packing bags improperly. and finally, mit turned on a massive high—

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and how did ou quickly as possible. and how did you get _ quickly as possible.? myself- quickly as possible. and how did you get out? myself and| quickly as possible. and how- did you get out? myself and one of my friends. — did you get out? myself and one of my friends, first _ did you get out? myself and one of my friends, first we _ of my friends, first we evacuated two floors of our office. a mandatory evacuation and we walked down 30 floors and we walked down 30 floors and because the building is an old building, there was a subway, a lexington subway stop and we jumped subway, a lexington subway stop and wejumped on the subway, a lexington subway stop and we jumped on the subway and went to grand central and i was fortunately on the last train out of manhattan. i made it home to westchester.- home to westchester. that moment — home to westchester. that moment of _ home to westchester. that moment of seeing - home to westchester. that moment of seeing that - home to westchester. that moment of seeing that aeroplane heading towards you must have been terrify

how old are ou? ., ., ., , does it mean to you? how old are ou? ., ., , you? has only seven years older than me, and i really want _ years older than me, and i really want to— years older than me, and i really want to be — years older than me, and i really want to be like when i am older, because — want to be like when i am older, because she is amazing. 30 want to be like when i am older, because she is amazing.- want to be like when i am older, because she is amazing. so she is really inspiring — because she is amazing. so she is really inspiring you? _ because she is amazing. so she is really inspiring you? yeah. - really inspiring you? yeah. brilliant, — really inspiring you? yeah. brilliant, we _ really inspiring you? yeah. brilliant, we will _ really inspiring you? yeah. brilliant, we will let - really inspiring you? yeah. brilliant, we will let you i really inspiring you? yeah. i brilliant, we will let you keep going, thanks for talking to us. let's talk to maxime, will try not to get hit. good morning. holster let's talk to maxime, will try not to get

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i going to go, how confident are ou? ., �* 4' ., going to go, how confident are ou?e missed _ you? i don't know about you, but i have missed parties, i you? i don't know about you, | but i have missed parties, we haven't had a proper knees up at christmas for two years and i think it will be really exciting. i'm looking forward to it. , finally, we are taking a look at entrepreneurs. despite the pandemic — or in some cases because of it — some 400,000 people have set up their own companies here in the uk since the start of this year. sharmadean reid, founder of the beauty stack, is one of them. she's launched a platform to help other female entrepreneurs network and secure funding. and for that she's just been awarded the veuve clicquot bold future award. here she is with the vaccine pioneer dame sarah gilbert, who was also honoured at the event. we can talk to sharmadean reid now. not looking hung over in the slightest! looking very sharp indeed and firstly, many congratulations to you, very much a pandemic business. why was this w2w business needed? i've been think

and then when did ou white dust. and then when did you realise _ white dust.nding - white dust. and then when did you realise that spending time in the office with that white dust had affected your body? what happened was, about ten years later, i was on a roller—coaster in las vegas and i broke my back on the roller—coaster. i got back to new york and i got treatment and i was diagnosed with multiple myeloma and then i started dealing with the multiple myeloma. that was 11 years ago. multiple myeloma. that was 11 years age-— multiple myeloma. that was 11 ears ao_ . ., ., , ., years ago. what treatments have ou had? years ago. what treatments have you had? everyone _ years ago. what treatments have you had? everyone says, - years ago. what treatments have you had? everyone says, oh, - you had? everyone says, oh, they call— you had? everyone says, oh, they call me _ you had? everyone says, oh, they call me goldy, - you had? everyone says, oh, they call me goldy, they - you had? everyone says, oh, | they call me goldy, they look great. i have broken my back twic

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what recommendations do ou have? ~ ., , ., and money. what recommendations do ou have?commendations do ou have? ~ ., ., , , , you have? i think as a first step, we're all calling _ you have? i think as a first step, we're all calling for— you have? i think as a first step, we're all calling for immigration | we're all calling for immigration needs to be met with respect for human dignity. that includes the halt to title 42 deportations. 56 members of congress outlined recommendations that called specifically to provide humanitarian parole for haitians arriving at the border, to hold deportations to haiti, especially in consideration of the conditions. they even prompted the administration to redesignate haiti for re—tell protested status. and extending tps. from the institute ofjustice and democracy in haiti, thank you so much forjoining us. i want to bring you some breaking news. the former kata land president has been arrested in italy, and his lawyer says he was detained and italian police have not yet confirmed the police. he has been in exile in march this year. le

i spoil it but they will stun ou. , ., , spoil it but they will stun ou. , . , , ., you.t _ you. i understand why you wouldn't want to - you. i understand why you wouldn't want to do - you. i understand why you wouldn't want to do that, l you. i understand why you l wouldn't want to do that, so you. i understand why you . wouldn't want to do that, so i appreciate you not giving us any spoilers, but as you say, such an emotional night, not just for daniel craig, but for the entire cast and crew of the film. ~ , ,., y the entire cast and crew of the film. absolutely, it's been a lona film. absolutely, it's been a long wait — film. absolutely, it's been a long wait to _ film. absolutely, it's been a long wait to get _ film. absolutely, it's been a long wait to get this - film. absolutely, it's been a long wait to get this film - film. absolutely, it's been a. long wait to get this film out, perhaps they thought it would never be on the big screen, a lot of pressure to go to streaming releases. a lot of joy streaming releases. a lot of joy in the audience, a lot of film peopl

thank ou for their concern in their care. thank you for all— their concern in their care.r care. thank you for all of your _ their concern in their care. thank you for all of your comments - their concern in their care. thank you for all of your comments and their concern in their care. thank i you for all of your comments and if you for all of your comments and if you like to share your opinions on what you see or hear on bbc news on tv, radio, online and social media, e—mail news watch or you can find us on twitter @ new5 watch bbc. write back will be back next week. goodbye. good evening. it has been another fine dry reasonably warm day acro55 fine dry reasonably warm day across many parts of the uk and that really continue5 many parts of the uk and that really continues into the weekend as well. and mostly dry warm weekend ahead with some sunny spell5 before things turn more un5ettled and next week, but before we get there, for the rest of this evening and overnight things look predominately drive the lot of cloud around and we could see a bit of na5tine55 and smoke cl

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sorry to interrupt ou. always say. sorry to interrupt you- you _ always say. to interrupt you. you say it _ always say. sorry to interrupt you. you say it is _ always say. sorry to interrupt you. you say it isjust - you. you say it is just political but those gathering in new york today in the un, the conversation will be about the conversation will be about the climate crisis and it is a very real crisis. it is not just about politics, we do have to change the energy sources we use in time. in to change the energy sources we use in time-— use in time. in time, yes. but what is happening _ use in time. in time, yes. but what is happening is, - use in time. in time, yes. but what is happening is, and - use in time. in time, yes. but what is happening is, and i i use in time. in time, yes. but| what is happening is, and i say political because when president biden came into office, he signed off on to anything that trump wanted. no pipelines, no permits because he wanted to go green and i believe in the future, 10—20 years from now, we will go greener but he is

steve rosenberg there, thank ou.as apologised for a data breach involving the email addresses of dozens of afghan interpreters who worked for british forces. more than 250 people seeking relocation to the uk — many of whom are in hiding — were mistakenly copied into a government email. the ministry of defence has suspended an official and launched an investigation. it's also referred the matter to the information commissioner. borisjohnson will meet president biden today for their first meeting at the white house. they're expected to discuss climate change, and the situation in afghanistan. but the prime minister has played down the prospects of a uk us trade deal in the near future. here's our political correspondent, helen catt. it was all smiles in the sunshine when borisjohnson metjoe biden in person for the first time, just three months ago at the g7 summit in cornwall. mrjohnson says he has not had much of a chance to get to know the us president, but he says they have a genuinely terrific relationship and see

we will send one up to ou.rt of the british public. ji."tc obviously there has got heart of the british public. 2'ch obviously there has got to heart of the british public. ptc obviously there has got to be a review of how on earth this officer slipped through the ranks. i have to say that up and down the country, police officers doing theirjob will be gutted by this, gutted by this because they are working so hard to try and improve confidence and it's so hard to do thejob try and improve confidence and it's so hard to do the job they are doing and they will be absolutely gutted, but like the whole country, my feelings are and my thoughts are with the family and it's almost impossible to describe or even try to put into words what the family must be going through. we have got to change. i have been arguing for a victims law since i was director of public prosecutions. we are still talking about it and we need to get on with it and put it into law and we would do this on a cross—party basis as soon as parliamen

are ou sector in the short term. are you concerned _ sector in the short term., given the shortage of staff, the shortage of supplies, the problem with hgv drivers, et cetera, the list is long. hgv drivers, et cetera, the list is long-— hgv drivers, et cetera, the list is lonu. ~ . ., list is long. we have had huge challenges — list is long. we have had huge challenges over _ list is long. we have had huge challenges over summer i list is long. we have had huge challenges over summer in i challenges over summer in navigating those challenges, staff shortages, vacancy rates are 10%, which means businesses are 10%, which means businesses are not able to open fully yet. people are trading at the lower capacity because they simply cannot have the staff to manage demand. the golden quarter, half of the profits are generated between halloween and new year's eve and if we are unable to stop up at full strength to be able to take advantage of that, these businesses will remain very fragile from many more months to come and they have come out of the covid crisis most hea

thank ou ve merits and shortcomings.itary authorities in washington have acknowledged the chaotic pull—out from afghanistan has damaged the us's credibility. general mark milley told a senate committee he had not anticipated the speed of the taliban takeover and warned that al-qaeda could pose a renewed threat to us interests. he was testifying alongside lloyd austin. we helped build a state but we could not help forge a nation. the fact the afghan army that we and our partners trained simply melted away, in many cases without firing a shot, took us all by surprise and it would be dishonest to claim otherwise. as we built that army and all of its components i think that one error we may have made over time is we made them too dependent on technology, too dependent on our capabilities. we didn't take in the cultural aspects as much as we should have, and we mirror imaged, to put it simply. i think that's a big lesson, we will take a hard look at it and when you pull contactors, troops, it is one of many contributing facto

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it on that and made things worse for ou? . p. on that and made things worse for ou?cillor steve darling, thank you very much indeed.— for many online shoppers, the option to 'buy now and pay later�* has become increasingly popular in recent years. however, according to charity citizens advice, one in 10 people using the service has been chased by debt collectors. jordan is one of them — here's his story. at that time, i was in a financial situation where, ok, i have this first instalment that i can pay now, i'm going to get paid next week, i can pay the second instalment, i'll get paid the next week, i'll pay the third instalment. i lose myjob, and then i'm straight in debt for a while. it has been let onto a debt collection agency, they don't really give any leeway, and now that i'm actually getting into work, it is, why can't you leave it, i will be able to sort it after. so i am being called up constantly and chase. that was jordan and called up constantly and chase. that wasjordan and his story. let's speak to matthew upton, who is director of policy at citizens

thank you, nice talking to ou. recent surge in coronavirus cases. asi as i have indicated before, the government has been considering very carefully whether, notwithstanding the understandable equity and ethical concerns, vaccine certification could in some circumstances help protect public health and reduce the necessity for further restrictions and boost vaccine take up but we do consider a limited use of vaccine certification could help control the spread of the virus as we head into the autumn and winter. forany virus as we head into the autumn and winter. for any decision of this nature to have an impact, before winter we would have to take and implement it quickly but i recognise it is a significant decision so in my view it should be expressly authorised by parliament. let's get some reaction to this from colin wilkinson from the scottish licensed trade association, and he's in edinburgh. good morning, mr wilkinson. good morning, mrwilkinson. first, hearing those words, what is your reaction to the news? tit

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thank ou.he entered downing street. let's talk to our political correspondent nick eardley. forget the slogans, they need to deliver now. forget the slogans, they need to deliver now-— forget the slogans, they need to deliver now. yes, they do. that is certainly what _ deliver now. yes, they do. that is certainly what this _ deliver now. yes, they do. that is certainly what this reshuffle - deliver now. yes, they do. that is certainly what this reshuffle has i certainly what this reshuffle has been pitched as, these new ministers turning up in downing street for the first cabinet meeting this morning are going to be the ones to put some flesh on the banes of some of the big ideas. borisjohnson says he has those big ideas. we could bejust a couple of years away from an election and borisjohnson hasn't really had much time to get into the teeth of the domestic politics. he spoke a lot about that in 2019. when he became prime minister, brexit was the thing he wanted to deliver and that took up muc

how do sarah's achievements inspire ou? . ~' , . how do sarah's achievements inspire ou?.ne of world—class events across europe and every thing else. one of them being the women's tour of britain and everything else, so it myself, i am actually about to start the men's tour of britain this weekend down in cornwall, and i will be the first para— cyclist cornwall, and i will be the first pa ra— cyclist ever to cornwall, and i will be the first para— cyclist ever to raise the tour of britain with the likes of mark cavendish and all those other guys. so, yes, she has led the way for me and really helped me to push myself as well. �* , ., , ., ., as well. and give us a bit of an insi . ht as well. and give us a bit of an insight into _ as well. and give us a bit of an insight into the _ as well. and give us a bit of an insight into the sort _ as well. and give us a bit of an insight into the sort of- as well. and give us a bit of an insight into the sort of training j insight into the sort of training thatis insight into the sort of training that is required to get to this leve

solidarity, thank ou. , , ,, ., , single labour member. solidarity, thank ou. , , , ., thank you.essions matter. if he wins a — thank you. first impressions matter. if he wins a battle _ thank you. first impressions matter. if he wins a battle with _ thank you. first impressions matter. if he wins a battle with his _ thank you. first impressions matter. if he wins a battle with his own - if he wins a battle with his own party, keir starmer could be decisive, but the risk is that in the process you will also highlight his party's divisions. iain watson, bbc news, brighton. the government's latest coronavirus figures for the uk show there were 31,348 new infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period, with another 122 deaths reported — that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid test. 0n vaccinations, 89.6% of people aged 16 or over have had theirfirstjab, while 82.2% are now fully vaccinated. in germany, it's the final day of campaigning ahead of the country's general election tomorrow. angela merkel is stepping aside as chancellor after 16 years in power, and her c

stay there for us if ou currently there. for being with us, amanda. i know you have relocated in recent days, to la, i think, i know you have relocated in recent days, to la, ithink, to i know you have relocated in recent days, to la, i think, to really help with the situation on the ground. you are working with an informal sort of set up to offer people advice on the ground for what you know about the location of these children and families? are they dispersed all across afghanistan? they are mostly concentrated in the kabul _ they are mostly concentrated in the kabul area, — they are mostly concentrated in the kabularea, but, yes, there are many across— kabularea, but, yes, there are many across afghanistan. kabul area, but, yes, there are many across afghanistan.— across afghanistan. what advice can ou rive across afghanistan. what advice can you give them? _ across afghanistan. what advice can you give them? right _ across afghanistan. what advice can you give them? right now, - across afghanistan. what advice can you gi

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the weird thing is, it turns ou that no one had bothered to tel the scientists about this so to leadingda experts resigned, several announced they were thinking of clean quitting. and then the covid czar, former facebook board member with no medical background assured the country no problem, none of thi is a cause for alarm. people resigning in protest, no big deal. the decision to give extra covi shots was made by and announced by the nations leading public health officials. really? which exactly? he didn't tell us. it was clear something was goin on here. last week the entire lie unraveled completely. a panel of vaccine experts, in other words leading health officials lou up the idea in a single afternoon by a vote of 16 -to, not close at all, they emphatically rejected the claim for and more shots and for a moment, that seemed like a rear window for science. that decisions at a former fda official put the fda back in th driver seat and put the maintai science independence from politicians. but just for a second because i joe biden's america there's no from politicians. the college pr

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thank ou.s one was captured by one of our weather watchers in the past hour in norfolk. there is not a huge med of sunset across the uk today. plenty of cloud. a great start. forsome uk today. plenty of cloud. a great start. for some in the western parts of england and wales, a little bit wet. the view from space through the night into this morning shows this clump of cloud pushing its way north. this is where rain is going to be over the next couple of days. the heaviest of the rain in much of wales. except the far south—east. still some wet weather through devon and cornwall, parts of north—west england, north midlands as well. that is going to come and go all day long. some drier moments. further south and east dry and bright with some sunny spells breaking through. the best of the sunshine at the moment is in north—east england, eastern scotland. it will continue in the north east of scotland. the cloud will thicken up in southern scotland and northern ireland this afternoon. temperatures w

she since shelby rogers, how impressed were ou? ,, . , since shelby rogers, how impressed were ou?n, and shall be started very _ were you? she was 2-0 down, and shall be started very well. - were you? she was 2-0 down, and shall be started very well. we - shall be started very well. we wonder how emma raducanu, playing on this stadium with a capacity of nearly 2a,000 for the first time in her career, and we have the answer. she did 11 games in a row, and i thinka she did 11 games in a row, and i think a lot of people thought she could definitely win this match. but they are staggered by progress... she has made through the draw. regularly dismantling the top 50 players. england will have played a top 50. preparations are continuing today. she's been practising away from the media, and its business as normal ahead of the biggest match of her life. juat normal ahead of the biggest match of her life. , , ., .~' normal ahead of the biggest match of her life. , , ., a ., her life. just a quick word, we heard you _ her life. just a quick word, we heard you losing _ her life. just a quick

react to this potential good news for ou? . , ,., , react to this potential good news for ou?se, _ guess the thing to say about heart disease, it— guess the thing to say about heart disease, it is relentless, there is no cure — disease, it is relentless, there is no cure and _ disease, it is relentless, there is no cure and ijust aim to slow the progress — no cure and ijust aim to slow the progress. we have treatment options and thism _ progress. we have treatment options and this... adds to the... another option— and this... adds to the... another option to — and this... adds to the... another option to the _ and this... adds to the... another option to the suite of treatments on offer, _ option to the suite of treatments on offer. which — option to the suite of treatments on offer, which can only be good news for patients — offer, which can only be good news for patients like me. so, yes, it gives— for patients like me. so, yes, it gives another treatment, but also i think— gives another treatment, but also i think importantly it gives hope and hope is _ think importantly it

how do ou they're working together. how do you think — they're working together.a _ they're working together. how do you think china views the quad and the closeness of these countries to the united states? i think with concern that we've seen with the dynamics following the aukus partnership as well. china has described quad as nato, so it's no surprise other countries are banding together. forming alliances that may affect its strategic planning and ability to project power. china may be asking itself questions about countries feel the need to do it is. i think it's also considering how it can respond effectively to it. doesn't need to develop closer security partnerships with some of its partnerships with some of its partners and friends. i think china is right about this. more organised in terms of managing china's rides in the region. what can the quad affectively do? what is on the agenda in terms of trying to counter china's influences? it’s terms of trying to counter china's influences? it's quite a focus on — china's influences? it's quite a focus on defe

ellie mae o'hagan, thank ou. her colleagues as a "brilliant and "dedicated teacher." on twitter, her sister said she was an inspiration, and she couldn�*t believe what was happening to herfamily. today, police officers leading the investigation into sabina nessa�*s murder again appealed for witnesses. maybe you saw someone acting strangely inside the park or running away from it. if you were in the area, please think back and let us know if you have any information. sabina nessa was going to meet a friend on friday night, a journey which should have taken just five minutes. she left her home on astle road at around 8:30pm, walking to the depot pub in kidbrooke village. her body was found by a member of the public near the onespace community centre in cator park the next day. flowers left at the scene where she was found. on friday, a vigil will be held here, celebrating sabina nessa�*s life, organised by campaigners who say this is another example of alarming violence against women. this is not on women to protec

i also want to ask you,ou,ou,ou, been enjoying walking or biking along just to drive? it has been closed since the beginning of the pandemic. the question is if it should remain that way. we ask the regulation -- we asked the rec launched a campait community feedback. there will be to camp -- there we to events on september 30 and october 3. reggie: i hiring push today ahead of the halloween -- holiday season. what you need to know if you're looking for a job. ku kumasi: an east bay community came together to honor a crossing guard. the 45-year-old died earlier this month saving kids from a car that didn't stop at a crosswalk. ♪ kumakumakumakumakumakumakumakuma members, and students at stanley middle school all showed up for the celebration of life yesterday. the crossing guard worked in i.t., but he went to stanley when he found out they were short of crossing guards. friends say this was his way of giving back reggie: reggie: to the committee where he grew up. new tay tales about a shootout in oakland. an officer wounded and the suspect also shot. this happened yeste

>> if they had oy waitedntil toda thereould nowe 40 41 pple stl alivin ts univse of ou. theyod n wait cause these mewere expdable. guardsprisoner had no meaning in the scheme of things of our wte totalitarian world. amy: 50 ars ago tay, new york sta trooperraided t attica state pson in n york viently puown bellion by proners through a hazbang commit police killed, nine prisoners and 10 guards. the state cover-up of the mass killing began that day, september 13, 1971. we will air on suppressed testimony of attica survivors who were tortured by guds. >> ty beat me. [indisrnible] spn me. amy: we wi speak wh thre guests tyrone sved the upring, dad rothenrg went attica to negotiate on behalf of the prisoners, and michael j. hull, director of the new hbo max commandery "betrayal at attica." all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the united states marked the 20th anniversary of the september 11 attacks with somber memorials across the country. saturday's memorial service new york began with a moment