you said as pa rt parents and politicians.nsellors and —— in america. how would you find that? we would put extra money in the court school budget. we think it is crucial that we have counsellors in every secondary school and that the funding should be there for our schools at the moment. the incidents in birmingham at the moment, most schools are facing significant cuts, over 8% since 2010, and teachers are being made redundant. we have got to give them the skills and the money and resources to do theirjob effectively and we don't have that at the moment. we have reports of headteachers cleaning the toilets because they don't have support staff. 6 million for a support package to cover training and resources when it comes to sex education. we are rolling out significant additional resources to schools to improve mental health education. at an earlier stage, through the green paper process, teams of trained mental health staff to work with and in schools and colleges. you must work on that? from 2020 will not help birmingham a

but only on pa rt today. ash tied down. the deal negotiated with the european union. —— broke down. you also have the divorce deal and citizen's right, but will not amount toa citizen's right, but will not amount to a third meaningful vote on the deal because it will not include the uk's future relationship with the eu. facebook has been charged in the us for allegedly allowing housing advertisers to allegedly discriminate against users based on race, sex and disability. the site was charged with violating the fair housing act. facebook said it was disappointed by these charges. the us ride sharing company lyft is set to cruise onto the stock market later with a valuation of more than $24 million and next week, you have rival uber also making its debut on wall street. both are seen as major test of the viability of the so—called economy. —— gig economy. how's going? —— how is it going? going well. but none of them have ever come close to turning a profit, and so when they go public, life might become a bit more difficult. t

it's pa rt because i'm not expecting it. it's part of this ongoing trend towards self driving cars.ply in the uk? uk authorities said they would put it in place. we have very good at obeying laws when it's presented to us. obeying laws when it's presented to us. be intrigued to know what the german population think of it seeing as the auto barn doesn't have a speed limit. a viewer in germany says have the eu not noticed how well it runs in germany? the eu say it could cut road deaths to zero by 2050. everyone would welcome that but clearly there is a point, is this the nanny state? there is an override and clearly in some cases common sense will apply. the other implication is if these fantastic goals are achieved, what does it mean for the insurance industry? they will be looking at this with extreme interest because i would assume if you can prove that it means accidents collapse under your a safer driver, then your interference premiums will go down. quite a few reviewers have commented, does that mean you won't be selling lamborghinis and teslas in europe in future? when it come

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my pa rents started company was founded in 1981. my parents started it with two employees.al clients like royal clients? we don't talk about our clients? we don't talk about our clients and we have a lot of special clients and we have a lot of special clients and we are privileged to work with great companies and individuals at the higher end of the spectrum. that is why we get to work ona spectrum. that is why we get to work on a lot of exciting projects. spectrum. that is why we get to work on a lot of exciting projectsm must be expensive to keep your mount street store, how do you cope? must be expensive to keep your mount street store, how do you cope ?m must be expensive to keep your mount street store, how do you cope? it is one of the challenges, but fortu nately a one of the challenges, but fortunately a long time ago when property prices were sensible my pa rents property prices were sensible my pa re nts ha d property prices were sensible my parents had the foresight to buy the property so we do not pay rent. we are subject to rates and other things. we have run t

the bigger pa rt small part of hong kong.ong kong, we worry about our future. you know, part of hong kong, we worry about ourfuture. you know, are we going to continue to be prosperous? are we worried about being marginalised? with what is happening in the rest of the world, and vis—a—vis china? those are the bigger issues that we are facing, of housing affordability. we have tons of other topics that we need to pay much more attention than talking about the independence of hong kong, which is a nonstarter. that is why i kept saying, for the international audience, maybe they feel this is the burning issue, but they are not for hong kong people. one show not everybody who is a pro—democracy activist actually advocates independence. the two things are separate. there are those who are genuinely concerned about an erosion of the rights which are enshrined in the basic law. so you are criticising here the pro—independence, and i said to you i accept that this is a tiny, tiny minority. but there is a wider body of opinion who is

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british identity only human is the title of the exhibition by british photographer you legend march in pa because compared to others have long been the main focus of his work and i just i love and hate the bridge of the same time with certain i call them certain things that don't change you know things like country or rights they try not to change some things do change so i'm interested in things that change things that they allow me to see in trying to capture the essence of britishness and don't ask me what to do that's why i do the pictures that's how i took like myself through photography not through words. it's that love hate relationship together with hard all right humor that reads no well i think i learned irony is is a very big part of british identity and maybe a bit of the south hates us well. he's going to get sense of humor and he gets people in in amusing situations all classes of society i think is where. the exhibition includes works from the past twenty years as well as a chapter that explores britain in the age of brecht's it for it visited grex it's here hotspots captur

these companies will be a key pa rt things.es about ten minutes to get into orbit. then we will spend the day catching up to the international space station. we will spend the day catching up to the international space stationm will demonstrate that it can get there and get away from it as well. if all goes well it will dock tomorrow. it will probably at the international space station before we get home, if the trains are bad. libby, it has been fantastic having you to experience this with us. i cannot take my eyes off the screen in the corner. that is them landing on the ship. for anyone expecting to watch newswatch this week, we showed it early in the programme. but we had to show you this, like pictures of this. if you want to watch newswatch against it on iplayer. thank you very much, libby. we will be back injust a couple thank you very much, libby. we will be back in just a couple of minutes. good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and naga munchetty. our headlines today. three, two, 1, zero. ignition, left

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rebecca has been a pa rt yes, yes i have.s that i have had and as i have already outlined to you, off the back of what is being a global rise in extreme right wing violent rhetoric, our agencies were live to that and had been undertaking work but again, as i have said, this individual was not on any watchlist. for even new zealand or australia. again, what i thought from agencies is further work to ascertain whether or not he should have been. inaudible question. naira. you will appreciate that my focus at the moment is looking directly into any communication, any interaction that should have led to a particular agency response ——no. wejust do not have these answers are as point in time soi have these answers are as point in time so i am seeking those answers and the agencies working very constructively. inaudible question. and as i have said, what we are looking for is whether or not there was any indication that someone should have, but this individual should have, but this individual should have, but this individual should

there has been a lot of frantic communication between schools, pa rents communication between schoolss and the police helping to mediate to try and make sure eve ryo ne mediate to try and make sure everyone is safe. the one bit of good news is that the lockdown has been lifted. that suggest that the police believe, maybe, that there is no longer an active direct threat to people on the streets. however, as we heard in the report there is an unprecedented measure to tell all the mosques across new zealand, not just price chose nor the south island, across the country, to close their doors in fear of another orchestrated attack or copycat attack. knowing that there are four people apprehended it is clear that an element of planning has gone into this attack. the fear may be that there could be someone in that city oi’ there could be someone in that city or elsewhere in new zealand also involved. new zealand's police commissioner, mike bush, says there are four people in custody. i want to start by saying we are currently dealing with an unprecedented situation in new zealand. it is very

has a single pa rt of stone from sky news.part of the withdrawal agreement changed as a result of your meeting tonight? and has the attorney general told you that he will therefore changes legal advice? and to mrjunker, do you believe that this will believe that this will go through tomorrow, and if it doesn't, are due clear, like you have said, that that is it, there will be no further changes? with illegal legal incident that we have agreed is an addition to the withdrawal agreement. it has the same legal status as the withdrawal agreement. it is legally binding. that is what parliament asked us to secure, and thatis parliament asked us to secure, and that is what we have secured. the attorney general, as you know, is independent. people come to his decision, he will publish its legal opinion before parliament, so that parliament has a before it comes to vote tomorrow. i thinki parliament has a before it comes to vote tomorrow. i think i was rather clear moments ago. there will be no new negotiations. it is us. and i am grat

we might find out later what the decision is on the pa rt later what the decision is on the part of eu it comes to how this is progressing, it is not good news, is it, for small and medium size tech companies? there is a big risk for the small and medium size companies. what we want to get to with a situation where big tech pays its fairshare of situation where big tech pays its fair share of tax. everyone wants that. at the moment they're not. we need to achieve that in a way that does not drive down innovation and does not drive down innovation and does not drive down innovation and does not scare away big tech from either individual countries within europe or europe as a whole. that is the real risk. when it comes to google, amazon, facebook, this 3% levy in france at the moment and other countries is small fry for them. they have the resources to see it through, deal with the bureaucracy, et cetera. but for smaller companies? a big issue. the real issue for smaller companies is if you don't eat them with the tax, if, for example, in front of you drive out the likes of google and fa

abuela del atacante se dice perpleja ante la matanza que ha causado en un paÍs acostumbrado a vivir en paratas a la presidencia sigue creciendo pero lo quon digamos es un deslz del exvice joeiden en tanto hoy ocurriÓ el mÁs reciente destape. >> javier vega con el recuento >>> fue el vicepresidente de obama y este sÁbado por instant otro de los aspirantes demÓcratas a la casa blanca 2020 pero lo hizo ver como un desliz. (informaciÓn en pantalla) >>> aÚn asÍ sus posibles contendientes como beto o. le dieron la bienvenida a lo contienda. el excandidato al senado por texas sigue recorriendo estados claves y aunque perdiÓ en el suyo asegur que puede ganar la grande. >>> es un reto bastante formidable y tiene carisma que otros no te encabeza la lista de recaudaciÓn >>> las y tideass que parecÍ radicales hace 4 aÑos ahora es realidad >>> en fondos recaudados aparece la senadora de california y este domingo otra mujer se sumÓ a la lista. >> la senadora kristen l. quiÉn convocÓ a una manifiesto el prÓximo domingo frente a la torre trump en nueva york. >> con ellos son 16 los precandidatos el nÚmer

there will be pa rents on knife murders?ildren come home safely. jodie chesney, 17 years old, she is the fifth person in just chesney, 17 years old, she is the fifth person injust over a chesney, 17 years old, she is the fifth person in just over a week in london, and as you said earlier, 99 stabbings in birmingham this year. and in 2018, the numbers were... so ina way, and in 2018, the numbers were... so in a way, it comes back to the internet because that is where a lot of these absolutely obscene weapons are being purchased, because you can buy them. i do not know how you bandits, the problem is you get into this of, this terrible, terrible upsurge in completely mindless violence. —— ban it. year weeping pa rents, violence. —— ban it. year weeping parents, broken communities, desperate teachers, police who absolutely racking their brains. —— you here. but until you stop the way in which people are getting hold of weapons, it will continue. the trouble is if you are going out and a nervous and are living in an area where y

an y que despuÉs de todoegÓ el corazonsobornos e universidades del pas... -- hoy comparecen en cortel primer grupo de involucrados... >> (música) >> continúa el escándalo de sobornos que estamos viendo en distintas localidades del país. >> y hay varios grupos, involucrados. >> también la conclusión del fiscal sobre la implicación de rusia en las votaciones presidenciales. >> este es un noticiero telemundo 48 al mediodía. >> qué tal>> muy buenas tardes sandra cervantes y empezamos gracias por habernos acompañado. >> bueno estamos yendo lo que está diciendo el fiscal que investigo a donald trump. >> para ver quienes le ayudaron a ganar las elecciones. >> no todos están convencidos con los resultados. >> el secretario de justicia se tomó dos vías para realizar el trabajo de casi dos años. >> que compartieron con el congreso y la opinión pública. >> para ver las funciones en la investigación de la trama rusa. >> también con los reportes donde no recomiendan nuevas acusaciones y quedó claro que no hubo coordinación de trump. >> y el gobierno ruso. >> donde dicen que al menos han trabajado

and then by a slightly narrower margin, at least the withdrawal agreement pa rt at least the withdrawalrt of it, which sets the divorce terms for the uk and the eu, on friday. she will though have an eye on what is going to be happening in the house of commons this week because mps will try again on monday, tomorrow, to find a consensus of some kind around an alternative to the prime minister parr‘s micro—deal. it seems as if the most likely contender for the course of action mps can unite behind is the customs union with the eu. a slightly softer brexit to what some see as the deal the prime minister has negotiated. mps will try to force the government plasma account into taking a different course of action. time and again theresa may has ruled that out as something that will not only break a ma nifesto something that will not only break a manifesto pledge to take the uk out of the customs union and the single market, but also not be delivering brexit in terms of what people voted for the referendum. not for the first time the prime minister with a new deadline. just another two weeks

this is a problem for pa rents in lockdown.s is a problem for parents who had children out on climate change rallies, they were spread out in open spaces throughout the country. they must be crazy with whiteley. while the protests would have ended several hours ago potentially some of those children would have naturally returned home. there some degree of confusion, particularly in christchurch as to where everyone is, particularly, as often happens in these times, eve ryo ne often happens in these times, everyone is jamming the mobile phone system and calls and text do not a lwa ys system and calls and text do not always get through. but the main concern will be over who was in the two mosques involved, the places where we know there have been deaths in the shootings and if there are other people at large, making sure that children and adults, whoever they are, that they are in a safe place and not walking the streets. the police have been quite clear at the moment that people should stay indoors in case there is anyone else a

your pa rents frustrating for me to hear.forward to this trip. do you think that they will be going on another cruise after this? well, this was my mum's retirement celebration cruise! i was very much hoping for something much less exciting for her. i wanted it to be rewarding but not quite this exciting. i do not know if they will go on another cruise, i think they are probably very apprehensive and just want to get off the boat safely at this point. kelsey, we hope your pa rents at this point. kelsey, we hope your parents do get off the boat safely and continue to be healthy on that cruise. that was kelsey lleyton, whose parents were on the viking sky. thank you. 0rganisers of a march in london to demand another eu referendum claim more than a million people turned out. a petition calling for brexit to be stopped has now been signed by approaching five million people, making it the most popular ever submitted to the parliament website. it's believed theresa may is coming under increasing pressure to announce her resignation

schools setting up amazon and other companies available by amazon wish list and crowdfunding pages so paist and crowdfunding pages so pa re nts ca n list and crowdfunding pages so parents can buy such luxuries as pencils, glue sticks, rulers etc. and they are all quite extraordinary. in the government says schools are getting record amounts of money. we remain to be convinced by that. but i am bored about this, what are the repercussions of this? would you wa nt repercussions of this? would you want to exclude children if you were in this position? we know the exclusions of the problems and the problems that result... knife crime. if you do not fund education properly, what are the broader repercussions of our society? and of all the areas in which people will wa nt all the areas in which people will want their taxes to be spent, i wouldn't say schools will be one and maybe that is something philip hamman could say something about when he delivers his explained statement on tuesday because i think the nation will be waiting for more spending on education and i think they will be a load o

i think that is the pa rt advertising. have a real responsibility. they have to crack down on those sites and stop profiting from them with this kind of click advertising that is happening. do you think technically they can do that? is it simple for them to do? it is certainly easier than article 13, which is going to be hard to police and impossible to maintain. the other side of it from the politically extremist side of it, they could cut down on that quite quickly. the only problem is if we allow them to, then we have an issue because they will have to start using facial recognition softwa re start using facial recognition software and other things to police this. then you could start finding that they have too much power.m the past social media companies have said, we are not publishers, we are platforms. do you think they are changing their minds? no, i think governments are trying to change their minds. i don't believe any of them are publishers. they are platforms. it's a little bit like blaming a library for the ki

this is another example pa rliament‘s sovereignty and doing. what the public wanted to do. we are not as excited about the panama papers now. but this is what we demanded and this is what we should be getting. it is mps pushing through something else. because the rest of the what goes on outside brexit. mps of all types. it is a good story about the public. maybe the public and not to love it. it is on the front of the ft. love it. it is on the front of the ft, which most people don't buy. be daily telegraph... children getting addicted to vaping. the e—cigarettes, according to this, have created a generation of nicotine addicts. the blame is on public health england, because they have kind of back them and said they are the healthy alternative to cigarette smoking. they back a reduction plan, they don't kind of back them. kids will do things they are not supposed to do anyway. smoking. i experimented with smoking, i stakes paramedic, i smoked some cigarettes when i was a kid because i thought it was cool that make smoked. what they're saying i

a pa rent child, or make their child ill.et extra support from social services and to get certain, additional benefits or they might do it to get some kind of recognition for themselves. but in all cases it is about exaggerating or making up your child's symptoms. tell us what your investigation has discovered. many parents have come forward saying they believe they have been wrongly accused of fii. we have spoken to social workers and leading paediatricians have said the child comes first and if we have suspicions that this has been exaggerated for whatever reasons, we have a duty to that child. but many parents coming forward saying they have been wrongly accused and instead of identifying what is wrong with their child, who may be on the autistic spectrum, it is they, the parents who are put in the dock and been threatened with having their children taken away. the headlines on bbc news: ethiopian airlines says there are no survivors after one of its passener planes crashed shortly after taking off from addis ababa on its

either the uk must be out of the eu by the time european elections happen in may, or commit to taking pat happen in may, or commit to taking part in those elections if it wants to stay in longer. for eu leaders, this is about insulating themselves and their elections from the fallout of brexit. mrs may texted eu leaders this morning to say she was skipping the rest of this summit, heading back to westminster as a matter of urgency. during my breakfast, i got an ms os from her that she won't be there because she is trying to convince members of parliament to support the deal. we heard that some european leaders last night were not reassured by what she said, that she could get this through, that she had a plan they had confidence in. she knows she is dependent on the mps. she lives in a democratic system where the mps are free to vote how they want. so she can't say here that she has a guarantee that it goes through in london. but it seems after hearing the prime minister ‘s speech last night, some, like emmanuel macron, man became even more sceptical that she can get her deal through. so

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those supporters are pa rt of yourself out.are part of the federation, as are the players, as are the people that work for montenegro. it is a bit hypocritical of us in this country to look at montenegrin say how terrible it is, when this happens every week in this country. so yes, something has to be done, unfortunately people are looking at the wrong solution, because the solution is not to ban people and close football grounds and do whatever they do. however, close football grounds and do whateverthey do. however, i understand that laws have to be taken, but more from the point of view of changing perceptions, of black people, women, homosexuals, once perceptions are changed, we will not see incidentlike this. try townsend and john barnes speaking there. —— troy townsend. uefa have moved very quickly — their president alexander cheferin has called it "a disaster" and that he can't believe that these people still exist, but his organisation are now under a lot of pressure to try and get on top of this. what sort of punishmen

pa rt a man has been charged with murder.of our investigation will be to look back at every possibility to ensure that we in law enforcement and security did not miss any opportunities to prevent this horrendous event. the australian prime minister said one of those arrested is from his country. i can confirm the individual who was taken into custody, i have been advised, is an australian—born citizen and, obviously, that element of investigation, australian authorities are involved in. a community and a country now trying to comprehend one of its darkest days. just to bring you right up to date, the prime minister, jacinda ahern, did say categorically on her last briefing that this is being perceived very much as a terrorist attack though she also conceded those people who had been arrested are not on any security watch list. police are trying to establish whether the gunman at the al noor mosque mosque was also responsible for the attack at the linwood mosque. at least one of the people and questioned has had nothing to do

el autor de uno de los tiroteos recorriÓ a las plataformas digitales pa digitales para transmitir enginal tras el ataque pero horas despuÉs algunos personas reportaron que todavÍa podÍan encontrar en linea algunas versiones del video mientras tanto las plataforma digitales dicen que han cancelado la cuenta del video original y siguen eliminando otras versiones. >>> y algunos policÍas del Área de la bahÍa quieren que se decomisen las armas de personas con antecedents y con problemas mentales hay 23 mil individuos tienen pistolas en california y que son de alto riesgo. >>> es mejor prevenir por la seguridad que dejar que la gente tenga armas. >>> vairgrias agencias van a ayr y enviaron un documento para empezar el esfuerzo, y la organizaciÓn pide mÁs capacitaciÓn para los agentes para que sepan cÓmo actuar ante un pistolero con problemas mentales. >>> y la seguridad pÚblica fue tema que abordÓ el alcalde de san josÉ uno de los tres puntos que han hablado durante tres dÍas, cristiÁn con mas al respecto. >>> es obvio que hay muchos crÍmenes que estÁ en tratamiento y necesitamos proteger

simplemente un dato, importante, la noche de ayer me dicen las autoridades de la pa fronteriza llegaronergue temporal como podrÁn ver ayer habÍa gente tras las rejas y ahora estÁn de este lado de la reja vemos elemento de las pa fronteriza que tratan de desalojarlos porque no acaben en este albergue temporal algunos son llevados a lugares lejanos como alburquerque o las cruces. >>> vajs a caminar mÁs, aquÍ ven ustedes algunos migrantes nos han pedido agentes que no platiquemos con ellos, sin embargo fuera de micrÓfono hemos platicado con unos y dicen que algunos llevan cuatro dÍas, y otros dos dÍas y la seÑora de rosa que ve allÍ ayer la vimos ahÍ justamente en esa misma posiciÓn, durmio ahÍ, le dieron esta cobija de aluminio algunos dicen que no lo comen suficientemente, duermen en el suelo, duermen en el polvo las autoridades fronterizas dicen que no pueden hacer mÁs, son tantos los indocumentados que llegan esta zona que no los pueden llevar a albergues en mejores condiciones que estÁn custodiando con alambres y pÚas y rejas el presidente dijo esta maÑana que mÉxico no hace nada por

it needs pa rents, programme going on.ss child is brought up by the nation. unless the child is brought up by the nation, unless we take responsibility, it is not going to work. children need the scale i go to, most of them are being judged and the parents judge to, most of them are being judged and the parentsjudge them. some of them want to come forward and tell you, i have got a problem. but some others, including myself, we would to them and then go out and post it on social media. what do you mean? take for example, the lady said about her son, some of them want to tell you. we have the thing...|j see, tell you. we have the thing...” see, yes. they want to talk to us but they are being judged so a lot of them refused to come forward. so others will say, what kind of mum are you letting your son go out with are you letting your son go out with a knife? yes, mothers like tracy, looking forjustice. i feel for them because i had justice. this lady, her son at the age of 13. i stood up in court and listen to jamal stating,

i'll just wake up and hahave pas in my legs and my hands and my feet. it's vascular, so it goes through every part, every vein on your body, you're having a lot of pain, every direction. yoyou don't knknow wherere to pt yourself. >> for merle, who has been a sports fanatic all his life, pv has really changed his once active lifestyle. >> these are--some of these are pete rose. he's my favorite. steve carlton. he's a... sometimes i get moodody and miserable, but i don't think i was always that way. they give me a phlebotomy. uh, they stick a 12-gauge needle in your arm and they draw all the blood out of you. usually 26 ounces they take out. when i first got this, it was, uh, i was getting it twice a month, every two weeks. >> in the 22-square mile polycythemia vera research cluster area, uh, there's a number of environmental assaults. at least 6 known super-r-fund sites, 6 waste coal generators, and over 23 unlined waste coal ash pits, all surrounding our community's public water supplies and private well users. from a scientific perspective, it's known

pa rents doctors are struggling to pin down. pa re nts ca n doctors are struggling to pin down.y accused of exaggerating or inventing symptoms when in fact it is simply that the symptom hasn't yet been identified at its root cause. that's what you're looking into? absolutely. doctors think there are about 50 cases a year where they are looking at fii. we spoke to a campaign group who say they are dealing with 600 pa rents who say they are dealing with 600 parents and when they've surveyed them, they've been accused of fii, in 7096 them, they've been accused of fii, in 70% of cases and subsequently those parents have been cleared. it's difficult for the social workers and medics if they don't know exactly what's going wrong with the child. you can understand they might say the parent could be making it up. at the other hand, if you're the parent being wrongly accused, absolutely traumatic. nikki, you wear that parent. what was it like? bethanie has something you pointed out to doctors you suspected and you we re out to doctors you suspected and you were right but you won't believ

less than four years for pa manafort.dent trump says he feels bad for his former campaign manager and offers his usual message. pres. trump: this has nothing to do with collusion. there was no collusion. it is a collusion hoax. it is a clusion witch hoax. i d't collude with russi jane: and celebrating a successful splashdown. the spacex dragon completes its mission, setting the stage for a new chapter in commercial flight. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. the february jobs report landed with a resounding thud, sparking fears of a slowing economy. after months of steady gains, only 20,000 jobs were added laso h, which was well below previous reports and far from expectations. the good news, wages did increase.rt the reomes in the same week that the u.s. trade deficit hit a 10-year high.e for more on onomic news and another white house departure, i spoke through time ago -- i spoke a brief time ago with sudeep reddy of politaro. let's with the jobs figures. a blip, or something mo

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what you see as pa rt here then, gerhard?abilitation programme. since inception we have released 1576 totals back into the ocean. but to get them to that stage is a long and lengthy process and this is where they have started. that sounds like an enormous amount of totals that you have released. why are the totals here? they either come to us because they are injured or because they are sick in some way. the bulk of the turtles coming to us are either impact injuries, total stuck behind a boat propeller, causing cracks to the karypidis, totals are reptiles, especially the smaller ones, when they get too cold they get lethargic —— carapace. another reason is when they ingest plastic, that leads to infection. that is a huge problem. ijust felt its flipper touch me. there's quite soft. i have been told that it's ok to handle the turtles are so long as you are to handle the turtles are so long as you a re really to handle the turtles are so long as you are really soft and gentle. it just feels like an amazing privilege. it is so

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until 8:0r to shoulder with border pa l pa, saw the immigrants coming across. this is a crisis. that is why i support president trump and what he's trying to do to secure the southern border. jon: allison barber is in west palm beach near the president's mar-a-lago resort. >> reporter: senate minority leader, majority leader, excuse me, mitch mcconnell says he believes there are enough votes in the senate to pass the disapproval resolution despite what seems to be a growing divide among republicans. president trump seems to say yesterday as he was leaving the white house, he seemed to say he's not worried at all. >> we're apprehending record numbers of people, 75,000 over the last short period of time. with a wall, we wouldn't have to do it. i think we're doing fine in congress. they understand it's an emergency. >> reporter: all of this as a federal judge delivers a bit of a blow to the president's immigration agenda. the same judge who told the administration to reunite roughly 2800 migrant families separated during the so-called zero tolerance policy is agreeing that far more

well, of course, you know, it is your child, pa rents course, you know, it is your child, pa re nts getan be a very worrying time for the child. 0ne it can be a very worrying time for the child. one of the first things we say to families is, when you get that notification, if it is a school you are fearful about, do not convey that to your child, because of the scenario they might end up going there and the worst possible thing is to have it ringing in their ears, that it is to have it ringing in their ears, thatitis is to have it ringing in their ears, that it is a terrible school full of thugs and bullies. so try and stay positive. the government say they have created nearly an extra million school places over the last ten yea rs. school places over the last ten years. how can it be that we are in this situation that so many children can't get into the school they want to? why is it happening? a few reasons for that. for one thing, the creation of new places is in no way keeping up with a population boom. we knew ten or 11 years ago that these children were being born. the other thing

as pa rt coal mine is quite a surprise.lar power plant to provide some of the energy for the mine itself. environmental concerns at the top of the less, but there are 500 jobs in the coal mine itself. 2000 jobs probably in the supply chain. interesting from an environmental and economic stance. let's turn to facebook as well, not farfrom let's turn to facebook as well, not far from the headlines let's turn to facebook as well, not farfrom the headlines most let's turn to facebook as well, not far from the headlines most days at the moment. they are talking about how they profile people for advertising. this suggests they will axe age, gender and other targets, particularly when it relates to credit and loans. credit and housing. there was a reasonable amount of discrimination going on in terms of the adverse people were being shown and the adverse people we re being shown and the adverse people were not being shown. there is a tool, a lookalike audience, which allowed companies to base their adverts on people they already h

an air force spokesperson apologised to senator mcsally and said the criminal actions violate every paevery part of what it needs to being a man. they listed fast in the commitment to eliminate this reprehensible behaviour. a member of the committee was also a combat vetera n, the committee was also a combat veteran, said the military had failed at handling sexual assault. she and her committee want to know what more can be done to bring perpetrators to justice. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: legendary quiz show host, alex trebek, in defiant mood after confirming he's suffering from stage four pancreatic cancer. first, the plates slid gently off the restaurant tables. then suddenly, the tables, the chairs and people crashed sideways and downwards, and it was just a matter of seconds as the ferry lurched onto her side. the hydrogen bomb. on a remote pacific atoll, the americans had successfully tested a weapon whose explosive force dwarfed that of the bomb dropped on hiroshima. i had heard the news earlier, and so my heart went bang, bang, bang! the constitutional rights of th

sunday, and his report includes an exclusive interview with colonel derek wilford, commander of the pa the defining images of bloody sunday mark a tragic watershed in the annals of the conflict. what happened was coloured by two factors — how the army proposed to deal with rioters, and the instrument chosen to do it, pa ratroopers under the command of colonel derek wilford. we were betrayed, and bringing charges against the soldiers is part of that betrayal. just three weeks before bloody sunday, general robert ford met with city traders, who demanded the army crack down on rioters who were destroying their business. ford then wrote a chilling memo, in which he said it might be necessary to shoot selected ringleaders once warnings had been given. the plan was to arrest the rioters as they retreated. the paras were aware that ira gunmen might be in the flats. i first interviewed colonel wilford over 25 years ago. he was disgusted by the passivity of his predecessors. the soldiers just stood there like aunt sallies. i had actually said in public that my soldiers were not going to act as

spacex is pa rt flight later this year.f commercial contracts set up that will also be part hopefully of getting back to the moon it is part of the space agency. we are keen to see this moving forward. what can the uk contribute to this? we contribute to the international space to think about we have experiments up there helping to understand all kinds of things that will affect everything that happens in everyday life to humans here. as we go to the, we are looking for communication equipment, that will be part of the mission on an international stage. interesting to talk about the moon because the chinese, very flamboya ntly, talk about the moon because the chinese, very flamboyantly, landed on the far side of the moon just a few weeks ago and they have got in several more missions including manned missions, is there is kind of space race going on? space is an international collaborative effort. the uk and european space agency work with the tiny space agencies and nasa and the russian counterparts. —— chinese space agenc

for the middle pa rt sunshine and showers.avy rain and strong winds. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment — with the sun on sunday's political editor david wooding and the business journalist john crowley — first the headlines. the dutch husband of shamima begum, the teenager who has been stripped of her british citizenship forjoining the islamic state group, has told the bbc he wants them to live in the netherlands. it was acceptable for you to marry a 15—year—old girl? it was her own choice. she was the one who asked to look for a partnerfor her. then i was invited, and... yeah, she was — she was very young.

end of his sentence, after he was told of the six—year totality, and the fact he would not be out on pact he would not be out on parole in the fact he would not be out on pa role in less the fact he would not be out on parole in less than three and a half yea rs, parole in less than three and a half years, he simply bowed towards the judge and walked away using his walking stick. what is next for cardinal pell? well, immediately being taken back to prison. he has beenin being taken back to prison. he has been in custody for two weeks already. he is due to spend the next few years injail. we already. he is due to spend the next few years in jail. we learned that an assessment of his time in prison sees him as a prisoner at risk of threats for others, so he will be largely kept in solitary conditions with limited access or limited socialisation with other prisoners because of the threat to him. however, a report dates set aside in june for his appeal against his conviction. in his police interview he described the allegations against him as disgraceful rubbish. so he insists that the jury