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if you were pa rachuted anywhere in almost anywhere.would land somewhere quite fetching. you like the britain stuck in aspic? you like the britain stuck in aspic? you can live in a landscape which is treated with respect, you keep the features that make it special. i think those are things with preserving and fighting for and paying for. you can call that aspic if you want but if you have something that is really beautiful why. .. something that is really beautiful why... sure, but when you see the ever—changing london skyline, some of the dramatic architecture...” actually quite like that. in britain today, we are facing so many existential questions that have been raised more than years of argument about brexit which in a sense is about brexit which in a sense is about who we are and where we want to go with our nation's story and you is sending a message that you quys you is sending a message that you guys should understand that your past was fantastic and, frankly, note from a small island, you are in your view and island, your stor

a p pa re ntly has a cheekiness about her.e is a photo of her receiving an inflatable flamengo. i'm sure she hasn't already got one. she gave a hug to a woman ina already got one. she gave a hug to a woman in a wheelchair and receive this inflatable flamengo. in all of this inflatable flamengo. in all of this is still don't know the answers to all she calls her grandmother, nan, grannie, grandma. as long as there is love it doesn't matter. you are also taking a look at rhyno protection and a rhino rescue. in the daily mirror today the british troops are protecting critically engage —— endangered rhinos against poaching. soldiers from the second battalion royal gurkha rivals have returned after a deployment in malawi and south—east africa, they have moved i7 rhinos from south africa to malawi and the army have now advised 200 ranges in malawi, so they have been training them on how to patrol larger areas and in the one—day national park there haven't been any posts since 2017. it shows it does take such a long time for the proc

and this has been pa rt funeral protests. what has been the motivation for me in doing the work that i have been doing and trying to make amends. when jaques kallis, unmerciful, how i was to so many who had just lost a son or daughter. i am ashamed, and it is still really difficult to think about the harm i caused. it is overwhelming sometimes. you said those words three years ago. is it still... does it get to you? absolutely. the thing about talking about... and my life at westboro, to talk about that publicly, it is constantly putting me in conversation with people that idid me in conversation with people that i did real harm to. and it is difficult to face that, but i learned this concepts shortly after i left the church, from judaism, which means to repair the world. the idea it is incumbent upon human beings to see the brokenness in the world and to do what they can to repair it. so i do have to face that regularly, and it is painful, but i think it is necessary. because i am trying to find a way to repair some of the d

hunting and fishing is an important pa rt hunting and fishing is an important part of everyday life.r near ii where finland's august pike was caught. we hunt and we catch fish, and we get also berries in the summer but we are going to ta ke in the summer but we are going to take some fish from the lake. we have a trap there, we hope there are big pikes, but we will see. 0nly little fish! maybe 30, a0. but maybe we put it back. fishing is a matter of luck. we have no luck today. next to this river is one of europe's biggest peatlands. here, people have been burning peat for centuries to generate electricity. but peat can store twice as much carbon as forests, so now they are being restored to fight climate change. this man is the landowner. he used to be the chairman of the local electricity company. he used to be the chairman of the local electricity compa nylj he used to be the chairman of the local electricity company. i do this because i want this peatland to be as it used to be. this is, of course, very little thing and the global scale. he believes we need eve ryo ne global scal

the policy was first outlined in the conservative pa rty‘s election manifesto. talk now to saffron cordery, from nhs providers. good morning, thank you forjoining us. good morning, thank you forjoining us. iam good morning, thank you forjoining us. i am sure lots of people who hear that it will be delighted, what

we at oxford business group talk about tourism as pa rt business group talk about tourism as part ofe great trends recently has been the experiential tourism. new zealand has really set its store by adventure tourism. the advertising is all about white water rafting, helicopter ring and diving with dolphins, nature really being for. and has set itself out as being very much, minimising the nanny state. kiwis are quite keen to keep that in the story speaks to that. however, the story speaks to that. however, the power of nature has really been seen on white island, and i suppose it is speaking about not only the price of that in terms of human cost, but also if you are the new zealand government, it is a significant part of your gdp, it employs an awful lot of people so there needs to be a balance met stopping the other thing here, the island was privately owned. it's a really difficult one and it also speaks to those who love those adventure holidays but actually you've got to make your own decisions about whether something is safe a good idea or not. you can't just go from local adv

you had to get your pa rents, no money.the form to save a strange? no, to fill in the form. in finance to get in any funding, i had to forgo the idea of being a strange because student finance made it so hard. because to prove the strange to have to get an upstanding member of the community, which sounds terribly old—fashioned. what would bea terribly old—fashioned. what would be a better system? the previous system in scotland, the definition first arrangement was a permanent breakdown and no contact for 12 months, which isjust not breakdown and no contact for 12 months, which is just not what estrangement looks like to anybody going through it. what does it look like? contact for 12 going through it. what does it look like? contact for12 months, that can be unwelcome contact, by the nature of people going through estrangement, quite a lot of it is controlling relationships and emotional manipulation, so that is not just a emotional manipulation, so that is notjust a bad definition but particularly challenging for estrange

up up next, we meet two women who are pa rt up next, we meet two women who are part of a unique teamdible journey across america. race across america is 3070 miles from the west coast of america to the east coast of america. it was a different kind of cycling to anything i had ever done before. so from california to maryland and it had to be completed in nine days. it was an idea that i had had on the back of my mind that i wanted to put a team together. i had seen two teams of wounded, injured and sick quys teams of wounded, injured and sick guys do it and seen that there had been no females in that team and wondered why not. there was a raiders, all who have had different health challenges, be that physical oi’ health challenges, be that physical or psychological or both. half the tea m or psychological or both. half the team were civilian and have the military. i met sally through some in the cis training camps. the one main concern i had was that i am visually impaired. i had a brain injury when i was injured in the army in 1996. for me to be cycling on the other side of the road

social media playing its pa rt i think. social media playing its part in people talking less and isolating more, ithink part in people talking less and isolating more, i think there can be, ithink isolating more, i think there can be, i think the problem will keep coming. from your experience and still being involved in cricket, managing new talent coming through in that way, and other sports as well, can you see red flags and be worried about people now, if you, did you recognise behaviours? yes, ioo%. it does not necessarily meani yes, ioo%. it does not necessarily mean i can fix it all, but i can definitely recognise it. and i can definitely, i do now keep a close eye on how they are developing and whatever behaviour it is they are showing. yes, you can see it and my challenge for the sport industry, we need to be a bit more alive to that. let's not wait until people have finished their careers and it looks like their life falls apart. they will have been showing signs of the sorts of behaviours throughout their career.

you pointed out they are effectively pa rt danger.ary. 0f effectively part of the iraqi military. of course, the us was operating happily with them until a few months ago and the fight against the group that called itself islamic state. is there a risk here that an already close relationship between iraq and iranjust gets already close relationship between iraq and iran just gets closer and the americans find themselves effectively squeeze out of that part of the middle east? you are right to see that this iraqi group is at least nominally part of the iraqi security forces but many people would say they are very close indeed to the iranians. the iranians revolution regard. so here, the wider picture is that that contention between the us and iran. so all of this all of these extreme tensions are feeding into that wider background of tension. playing into the tensions between the us and iran. thank you very much. worst being outside tonight? i was saying you could let your hair down, not something i will be doing. it has been quiet ove

then a p pa re ntly their christmas dinner.he whole family will settle down and watch the christmas day message together with the queen and the same room, and i imagine not and the same room, and i imagine not a lot of people will be having a day like that! chuckles especially not with the toilet seat! thanks very much for that. boris johnson and jeremy corbyn have thanked nhs staff and other public servants who work through the holidays in their christmas messages. the prime minister said the uk stood in solidarity with christians around the world who have faced persecution for their beliefs. mr corbyn said it had been a "difficult" year for many — but christmas was a chance to reflect on hopes for a better world. we are hearing more about the prime minister's plans for the new year. what do we know? the prime minister will be heading to the private caribbean island to see in the new year, staying with friends, but he's not going just yet, we just learned he's taking a call in downing street from the president of turkey. he wi

well, you know, i think nobody that's sort of available to international investors really ca n com paailable to international investors really can compare when it comes to reserves , really can compare when it comes to reserves, position in terms of their ability to manage oil markets and prices. so i think it's a really premium company amongst its peers of national oil companies. it is a premium company, as you say, but is there a risk politically? because you have issues such as attacks on its facilities in september, the khashoggi killing, plus climate change. could that takes some of the lustre of aramco? i think these other things that investors have to weigh up. i think the attacks on the oilfacilities weigh up. i think the attacks on the oil facilities raise the for some people that some of their facilities may be vulnerable to attack. and the other big unknown i think is the us sort of continuing to grow oil production —— raise the flag. so i think opec is an organisation has been losing market share globally. soi been losing market share globally. so i think those are definit

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by the papers, it's likely to be the story of tomorrow morning, the picture the prime minister a p pa it concentrates really on the politics. yes, this relates to a photo that came about of a four—year—old with suspected pneumonia who was treated on a floor because the a&e department was packed. when boris johnson because the a&e department was packed. when borisjohnson was confronted by an itv reported today, he was persistent in saying, look at the photo, prime minister, and eventually the prime minister responded by taking the phone with the photo on it and putting it in his pocket. he backtracked, but people quickly latched onto it saying it was without emotion and appeared dismissive. that has made a big row today about the conservatives and the nhs, and i think the various parts of the story, but you look at in terms of the election campaign, a handful of days to go until polling day, and the tories want to spend this week talking about brexit and doubling down on their messages, not talking about the nhs widely, which is labour's preferred topic, and they particularly do not wa

climate change will be a big pa rt week.f that and the fact we will have to change a lot of what we do and unfortunately, our politics is not caught up with that. you do a lot of strategic consultancy work. lots of companies and individuals. often because they will appear in a paper like this. they need some help. this putting the sticky pasture. most of the pages are now the metro leads on claims made tonight to bbc panorama by virginia giuffre — formerly victoria roberts — the woman who claimed she was trafficked to have underage sex with prince andrew, and who is now calling on the british public to support her fight for justice. prince andrew denies the allegations. the daily mail covers the same story and calls it ‘andrew‘s new tv humiliation‘ the guardian has an exclusive story with the father of jack merrit, who was killed in the london bridge terror attack on friday a vigil was held today in memory of the two victims of the attack, and a photo of mourners fronts the telegraph. however, the paper leads on claims thatj

they were not pa rt last night's debate? they were not part of it.on issues they care about. yes, they're very angry about that debate on the fact thatjo swinson was not pa rt on the fact thatjo swinson was not part of it, saying that it is ridiculous because there was nobody representing the remain camp at all. and one party official was describing this as a complete stitch up describing this as a complete stitch up and should never have happened like that. meanwhile, we obviously have been able to speak tojo swinson about what is happening with theircampaign swinson about what is happening with their campaign but one key thing to say is that the lib dems at the moment are polling very badly. there are only expected at the moment to get 14% of the vote, which is way lower than they had expected. and it is way behind the other main parties, both labour and the conservatives. so they are in quite a difficult place at the moment and yet, despite this, when i spoke to jo swinson, she was being extraordinarily upbeat... absolutely the lib dems could have

you talk about tariffs and quotas, you are talking about goods, not services, and services is a large pavices is a large part of the british economy, so there is a lot to be done in a very short time. and you have to ratify any deal as well. ratification is important and does not get done in a couple of days. there are two levels, though. ratification can be donein levels, though. ratification can be done ina levels, though. ratification can be done in a few months if you have a fairly simple agreement. now, of course, the prime minister says he wa nts course, the prime minister says he wants something ambitious, but if it becomes too ambitious, it becomes what is called a mixed agreement, and that means things that deal not just with the competence of the eu on things like customs but also impinges on national sovereignty, issues that national governments deal with, then you need to get a deal with, then you need to get a deal ratified by parliaments all across the eu, 28, 27 other countries, national and sometimes regional parliaments. i don't think thatis regional parliaments. i don't

think what people are saying, in the sunday times today, he wrote a report in 2017 warning that the pa cannot cope with terrorists and he made 69 recommendations and hardly any have been acted upon. there is a distinction between prisoners and prisoners who have been convicted of terrorist offences and maybe we need to treat them differently. the former counterterrorism official who wrote the report. the observer, the thrust terror attack into centre of election battle, only a short pause, really, in campaigning, and it is inevitable, shyama, politicians will be asked for a response, what will you do? of course, but this is a prime minister who has failed to win every important vote, so how likely is he to change anything? if he gets a majority, he would. no doubt he would add 50,000 prison officers including the 22,000 already there and in dangerof leaving. including the 22,000 already there and in danger of leaving. he can make every promise under the sun. at the end of the day, the system has broken down. this is the absolute pinnacle of awfulness but there are levels underneath for

the hope is not within the walls of the copa the hope is not within the walls of the c0 pa 25. hope is out here with you. arriving in madrid by overnight train from portugal comedy poster gallop the climate movement, greta thunberg, was escorted by police to get through the present paparazzi. her arrival followed a three—week sea voyage, sailing by yacht across the atlantic. there are 29,000 delegates at this climate summit, but only one receiving this much attention. it is something incredible to witness, the phenomenon of greta thunberg, who within the space of the year has gone from a solid protest outside the swedish parliament to galvanising millions of people in the fight against climate change. i asked her what she thought had been achieved in 12 months of skipping school and protests. we have been striking now for over a year and still, basically, nothing has happened. the climate crisis is still being ignored by those in power. as these protests continue into the night ahead of another week of summer talks, it is clear that world leaders are registering this message, w

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bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ we're at a stalemate.od-faith dispute on the facts. what happened here and why is obvious and reflected by all we've seen and heard. president trump abused his power. he did it for his own gain. he did it with a foreign power. he did it to interfere in his election. republicans complain about rushing through the process, and that's fair criticism. it has gone fast. but the documents and players at the top of the food chain are being withheld by trump, something both nixon and clinton got impeached for by republicans by the way. so here's my argument. we are stuck because this process, impeachment, was meant for a measure of consensus. coming out of an elevation of principle over party. how do we know? just go right to the founders. federalist papers, alexander hamilton. read this part. there will always be the greatest danger that the decision will be regulated more by the comparative strength of the parties than by the real demonstrations of innocence or guilt. now, the right says, see? see what he said?

that was in the early pa rt —— won't they. that was in the early part of the week.and brexit is a problem. in the future, thinking about those issues, if labour were to get a more credible leader and we were to get brexit done, as the prime minister has promised, that ought to be a better prospect for labour but i do not know it necessarily follows. once you have made that choice of not giving your vote to a party, once you have broken free, that can be habit forming. do you not think that whether it is the liberal democrats or the labour party or any new centre—left democrats or the labour party or any new ce ntre—left party, democrats or the labour party or any new centre—left party, there are really only one charismatic leader away from electoral success, logically? it is difficult to see how your conservative vote can really hold sway for years?” how your conservative vote can really hold sway for years? i do not agree with that and the reason i do not agree is that the communities that have voted conservative have been frankly forgotten about and allowed to dec

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it is such an important pa rt the nhs?e said to us in the campaign, yes, of course, brexit was a big issue, but lots of people put the nhs way above brexit and made the point that it needs money because you, as conservatives, have starved it of money, as they see it, over the last nine years, so you are simply putting right what you got wrong. it is fair to ask me that question, but i'd just remind the viewer is that, when we took office in 2010, the exiting chief secretary, liam bernal of labour, said, there is no left, good luck to you for every £a the government was spending, it was a boring account. today, for every we borrow a pound, so we are in a good place to make that investment. the chief executive of nhs england, who tony blair discovered at the time, who is still in post, doing a greatjob, said that this five year ambitious plan, 3a billion pounds additional investment, is exactly what the nhs needs. this is a peoples queen's speech, dare i say, from a people's government. if you look at what we are doing on ho

jar la divisiÓn de 30 pies y despuÉs correr en territorio estadounidense al mismo tiempo llegÓ una paeros . >> la gente puede venir con sogas, escaleras subir la pared primaria per una vez que brincan la pared verÁn agentes como puede ver ahÍ . >> el presidente trump dice que el muro que tendrÁ un costo total de $59,000,000,000 serÍ impenetrable . >> pero ahora este vÍdeo muestra lo contrario >> el muro siempre ha sido un concepto de fracaso, no impide el cruce de personas y por otro lado empuja los inmigrantes que crucen por lugares mÁs peligrosos . >> agentes fronterizos dicen que los intentos de inmigrantes por brincarlo son constante >> vemos que realmente no tienen el resultado que buscaba el presidente trump >> los constantes intentos r para vencer el muro no parecen preocupar a la administraciÓn el gobierno planea construir 500 millas adicionales de este nuevo muro antes de las elecciones del 20 de diciembre. >> california noticias telemundo. >> miles se arriesgan a cruzar como sea el gobierno multiplica las deportaciones masiva e guatemala de caros cinco avi aviones con ciento

i believe m ost pa re nts some in a sort of whaling. most parents did not expect to see their children again. my mother didn't cry, nor did we. i was with my sister, renata, who was ten years old. i clutched her you know, because i was scared. we had an overnight crossing to harwich, and then another train to liverpool street station. when we got off the train, the platform was silent, you've got 1000 children, tired, smelly after two and a half days, just absolutely exhausted, and there was no chatter, no noise. children we re was no chatter, no noise. children were called, and off we went with oui’ were called, and off we went with our new parents. we were among the last to be claimed. we were fostered bya last to be claimed. we were fostered by a lovely english couple in the midlands of england who had seen a photograph in a local paper of my sister and i with just a few lines underneath, saying two sisters, well brought up, seeking a home, can you help? they couldn't speak a word of german, i couldn't speak a word of english. i was

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, obviously that was before the rally, and sepa, southeastern pa.e politics editor at the root and bill kristol, veteran of the reagan and bush administrations in what was, let's face it, another time in our nation's history. okay, jason, is impeachment, as we know it, as presented today, worth the risk? >> yes, it is. because the president is an actual danger to the regular functioning of the american democracy. this is not about him being a bad guy or about people being unhappy. this is when a president who has repeatedly and consistently said that he will cheat and use whatever means at his disposal in order to win. that may be fine if you're the new england patriots but it's not okay if you're president of the united states. when the democrats have discovered consistently that he has asked other people for assistance, that he has encouraged other countries to come in, that he has refused money to go forward to improve election security, that is an impeachable offense. it is worth the political risk because what's the point of politics if we don'

will you pa rta ke big deal in scotland.e firth of forth, going for a swim? to go for a swim? what does that mean? to go for a swim. do you fancy that? where do i go for that? just a couple of miles outside of edinburgh. our people naked? maybe one 01’ edinburgh. our people naked? maybe one or two but possibly swimming costu mes one or two but possibly swimming costu m es for one or two but possibly swimming costumes for most. maybe on the way to the airport tomorrow. there was mark ronson, partaking in the new year spirit. you can see some people gathering already. we have been speaking to people from brazil, australia. and scotland of course. cani australia. and scotland of course. can i interrupt you for a second please? where are you from? we are from perth, scotland. not australia. have you come here tonight especially? we came down to visit my parents and we were going to come along to the party but we were a bit late so we did not make it. what are the children making of it?|j late so we did not make it. what are the

in terms of the week ahead, pa rliament‘s westland.. in terms of the week ahead, pa rliament‘s final sitting day will be on wednesday and i will be in the house of question time and the adjournment debate. on tuesday, i will be at the closing ceremony and attendance along side minister davis. for now, though, iam happy to ta ke davis. for now, though, iam happy to take any questions that you might have. inaudible. we haven't concluded the establishment of the criteria. what we are acknowledging is that it is likely to be wider impacts on an area, a place that has traditionally relied on tourism for employment and for economic activity. so i am going to allow alongside ministers to work through some of the final criteria. keeping in mind obviously there are a number of employees who are and have been affected and will be affected by what has happened on white island. inaudible. again, pointing out that we haven't concluded the establishment of the criteria or how this distribution of funds will work except to acknowledge that there will

great britain won 13 gold medals at the world pa ra—athletics championships.nd holly arnold were dominant again. sophie han broke two world records. and it was a year to remember for aled davies. it is not about me any more, this little one. late september, british athletes went to qatar for the athletics world championships. two gold medals came back home. katrina johnson thompson, the best heptathlon of her life. dina has done it. she did it again here. i am denise lewis, former 0lympic heptathlon champion. so much anticipation for dina asher—smith's performances this year, because having had such a fantastic 2018, there was just something in the air, and when she stepped on the track, we expected fireworks. dina asher—smith blasts out of the block. just the way she commanded that race from gun to tape, strong, the way she came off the curve, the race was hers. she was about to elevate herself into a new stratosphere in terms of women's sprinting. it's dina asher—smith, world champion! it was sublime. i wasjust really focused on putting together a good race

they don't have a formal pa ct majority.t have a formal pact with labour, there are some individual seats where parties have agreed to stand aside in favour of getting a raw main supporting candidate from another party into that seat but that is one example of how brexit really is the backdrop to this election. —— remain a supporting candidate. this is the reason that this election was called in the first place, brexit. and so it is an important part in the campaign messages. no doubt a busy weekend ahead for you and the politicians. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. hundreds of thousands of pro—democracy campaigners have marched in hong kong. the crowd wore face masks, dressed in black and shone lights in the dark. it was the biggest rally in months. popular chicago rapper, juice erd, has reportedly died in hospital, aged 21. the artist, whose real name was jarad anthony higgins, was best—known for his 2018 hit song "lucid dreams". russia is facing a four year ban on competing in all major spor

the pa role refused parole two years later. will have to wait up to two years before there is another review. that is the mother of baby p, peter connelly, being denied parole and will have to wait a couple of years before a further review or. let's check out the weather with chris fox. for the rest of the day, rain easing into sunshine and showers. they will be most frequent across the north—western areas, heavy at times. temperatures will start to fall across the north and west, 8 in stornoway, mad for england and wales, 10 to 12 celsius. tonight stays cloudy and breezy, further showers across stays cloudy and breezy, further s howe rs a cross coasts stays cloudy and breezy, further showers across coasts and hills, particularly of western areas. not a cold night, 47 celsius overnight. saturday for many of us will be a bright and fairly windy day, a lot of dry weather also. the exception being the north—west, stripping winds and thickening cloud will bring outbreaks of rain, the heavies of which heads into western areas of sco

and the dancers who broke down barriers to become the first black classical ballet com pa ny. but first, as part of the bbc‘s crossing divides season, we bring you two perspectives on an historic moment in the relationship between the us and iran. in 1979, a group of iranian students overran the us embassy in tehran and took the americans inside hostage. massoumeh ebtekar was the spokesperson and translator for the revolutionary students. we had an opportunity to convey the message of the iranian people to the world, and we had to make the best of this opportunity. in iran, several hundred students have broken into the american embassy in tehran and are holding a number of staff hostage. revolutionary guards and police did nothing to stop the student takeover. the last week has seen a series of strong verbal attacks on the united states, including several statements from the ayatollah khomeini. today, the ayatollah voiced support for the students' action. i was attending classes at the university when i was approached by some of the students, who told me that the students insi

these two victims and three people in hospital, jack merritt had a p pa re ntly hospital, jack merrittome of this started a ten kilometre run for a computerfor this started a ten kilometre run for a computer for him this started a ten kilometre run for a computerfor him when he left this started a ten kilometre run for a computer for him when he left and he was held up as a shining example of what can be achieved. this is how they have been repaid. i think there are going to be huge amounts of political mudslinging going back and forth. but obviously there‘s a lot of focus on austerity, boris johnson‘s very keen to say i have only been prime ministerfor 120 only been prime ministerfor120 days, he‘s hoping we will all forget the conservatives have been in charge for a decade. so he‘s very keen to try and distance himself from that and say we‘re going to be much tougher on crime, much tougher on crime. but also, i don‘t think labour can hold their heads high on this either because there are lots of surveys saying the public, a lot of surveys saying the public, a lot of the public, a very