victims, jess phillips— not protecting victims, jess phillips has done a thousand times— phillips has it comes to protecting victims of sexual abuse — protecting victims of sexual abuse throughout her entire career— abuse throughout her entire career -- _ abuse throughout her entire career —— and they have even dreamt — career —— and they have even dreamt about. career -- and they have even dreamt about.— dreamt about. leslie, let me start with — dreamt about. leslie, let me start with you _ dreamt about. leslie, let me start with you on _ dreamt about. leslie, let me start with you on this. - some of the comments from other european leaders. emmanuel macron has decides to musk vertically intervening in elections, german chancellor 0laf scholz has condemned him for supporting an extreme right party, the afd. the norwegian prime ministers that he found it worrying that someone with such immense wealth and influence was interfering in the politics of european nations. today, ed davey said it is time to some of the us ambassador to ask why an incoming us official is suggesting the uk gov

what'sjess phillips been saying?the past week is having a real impact onjess phillips and her daily life, and yesterday keir starmer said it had led to serious threats against her. he did not mention elon musk by name but he said thatjess phillips had done a thousand times more than her critics when it came to protecting survivors of domestic and sexual abuse. this row began after it emerged thatjess phillips had said no to a government led inquiry into grooming in the town of 0ldham, something the conservatives also said no to when they were in government. tonight she defended that decision and pointed to the inquiry that happened in telford and said that was the only model she had seen work where it was independent and locally led. jess phillips has a track record in defending the rights of women and girls and those who have experienced abuse, both during her time as an mp and before she came into parliament. tonight she emphasised that her experience in recent days was nothing she said compared to what those victi

jess phillips, jess phillips has denied that.ook at what's happened with utter disbelief. but there is a difference, is there not, between expressing a view and circulating claims to millions of people, with a megaphone that musk has, that are misleading and offensive? saying that somebody was complicit in the rape of the country, and i... i don't know the truth of what happened in 2008. let's find out. so, you think it's acceptable for somebody to say that the british prime minister was complicit in the rape of the country? i believe in free speech, even if what people say is offensive. if you find it offensive, if most people find it offensive, would i rather live in a world where we're free to cause offence than a world in which free speech and debate gets shut down? i know which of those two i prefer. but would you tell elon musk that he is wrong? so, i know you've distanced yourself from his comments about tommy robinson. do you know what? real friends, when they meet face—to—face, have conversations and they agree to agree

jess phillips, who has a long record of protecting women and girls, was attacked by elon musk becausehe has recently said that in oldham a local inquiry would be better than a government led one. when the poison of the far right leads to serious threats tojess phillips and others, in my book a line has been crossed. he said conservatives had done nothing in government and labour would make it a crime not to report child sexual abuse if you were aware of it. our political correspondent rob watson has been giving me more analysis on the pm's reaction. one doesn't often use the word impassioned and keir starmer side by side. but i mean, i think that was probably the most passionate he's been since becoming a prime minister. and i think very interesting that he used that line, that a line had been crossed in the treatment ofjess phillips, but also, of course, rather interesting that he tried not to make his defence of his government's role, the defence of handling of the rape gangs, by mentioning... by not mentioning mr musk personally, saying this wasn't about musk, it wasn't about ameri

jess phillips does not need me or anybody else to speak on her behalf. when the poison of the far right leads to serious threats tojess phillips and others, then, in my book, a line has been crossed. let's speak to our political correspondent rob watson. sir keir starmer really clearly pretty angry about this. he did not use mr musk�*s name but he was really very clear about what he thought were attacks on him. , ., ., , �* ., , him. yes, one doesn't often use the word impassioned _ him. yes, one doesn't often use the word impassioned and - the word impassioned and kissed, side by side and i think i was probably the most passionate he has been since becoming minister and i think he used that line, the line had been crossed on the treatment ofjess phillips but also quite interesting that he tried not to make his defence of his government's role, the defence of handling of rape gangs by not mentioning mr musk personally. it was much more about british politics and british politicians in particular, those from the now opposition conservative party. he said

he attacked the safeguarding ministerjess phillips, saying her behaviour had been utterly disgusting, a rape genocide apologist, should also be in prison. the prime minister clearly felt he could no longer ignore the interventions and waded in today, defending his record as director of public prosecutions, saying he was the first to tackle the gangs head on. that is why i reopened cases that had been closed, and supposedly finished. i brought the first major prosecution of an asian grooming gang in the particular case in rochdale, but it was the first of its kind, or many that then followed that format. we changed, or i changed, the whole prosecution approach. rochdale was just one town of many. over several decades, thousands of young girls were groomed and abused by gangs, many of the men involved of pakistani descent. nervousness about inflaming racial tensions meant some cases were not investigated. the controversy over grooming gangs, and what government, police and others failed to do, goes back many years. elon musk�*s interventions are helping whip it up anew, and now others h

jess phillips.ople across the piece. but my question to you, again is, i think as a senior politician, as somebody who wants to get. i really don't think let down is an acceptable way of putting this. i mean, it's as if, oh, well, it's all a little bit of a pity. no, what happened was absolutely, truly be awful in a way that we ought to be actually ashamed of, ashamed of in every way. but the question here that i'm asking you is not about what happened in the grooming scandal. as you rightly say, everybody will agree that it was appalling. the truth about that came out over a period of many years. but is it... drip feed, drip feed? drip feed? no big, full national public inquiry. jess phillips. jess phillips has denied that the conservative administration before equally denied that. but the question that i'm... and i've been getting a little look at how the celebrities get ready. but first, the runners and riders. here we go. you're green. iam. wicked, the wizard of oz reimagined, has been spellbind

.- ministerjess phillips.kl ministerjess phillips. helen i catt in westminster, thank you for the moment. the british government has been defending its handling of the economy after a turbulent day on the markets on thursday saw the pound drop to its lowest level in more than a year and government borrowing cost surge to a 16 year high. the chancellor rachel reeves is on her way to china with a delegation of city executives, as labour seeks closer economic links with beijing as part of its quest for growth. 0ur asia business reporter sura njana tewari has more. rachel reeves under quite a bit of pressure over this trip to china given what is going on in the uk markets, but the goal could ultimately benefit the uk economy, with her defenders saying the trip is important for uk trade & investment. china is a uk's fifth largest trading partner with $68 billion worth of trade going from china to the uk last year. miss reeves will be the most senior british official to visit beijing in seven years and as you mentio

critical remarks ofjess phillips in particular, which is elon musk and the role that he will have inp's new administration injust he will have in donald trump's new administration in just a couple of weeks' time. harry farley in _ couple of weeks' time. harry farley in westminster, - couple of weeks' time. harry| farley in westminster, thank you. more than 60 million americans are in the grip of a huge winter storm that could bring the heaviest snow — and lowest temperatures — in a decade. several inches of snow have been dumped on eastern parts of the us. it's all part of a polar vortex sweeping down from the arctic. a state of emergency has been declared in seven states, including missouri, kentucky and arkansas. graham satchell reports. the snow is heavy, thick and relentless. this is stjoseph, missouri, where blizzard conditions have brought much of the state to a standstill. tens of millions of americans are bracing themselves for what's predicted to be the heaviest snowfall and coldest temperatures in more than a decade. travel has been badly affected. this is louisville airpor

drip feed, drip feed, dripfeed~ _ no big, full national public inquiry. - jess phillips.e equally denied that. i but the question that i... and by the way, our americanj friends, ouramerican friends, and musk is one of them, look at what's happened i with utter disbelief. there have been several inquiries into child sexual abuse, including in rotherham in 2014, in telford and a seven—year national review that published its final report in 2022. labour say the recommendations that made were not implemented by the last government. the conservatives argue the review was not robust enough. they denied playing politics with the issue. the grooming gangs task force that rishi sunak set up has led to over 500 arrests of gang rape perpetrators, but has also uncovered this problem has not finished and that's why it's — because of those reasons — that's why it's so important we now have a proper national statutory inquiry looking at all of this. injust over two weeks, elon musk will be part of trump's us government, increasing his already enormous influence. but it's his interventi

and he described the safeguarding ministerjess phillips as a "rape genocide apologist."nister hit back... we've seen this playbook many times, whipping up of intimidation and threats of violence, hoping that the media will amplify it. jess phillips does not need me or anybody else to speak on her behalf, but when the poison of the far right leads to serious threats tojess phillips and others, then in my book a line has been crossed. what i won't tolerate is this discussion and debate based on lies without calling it out. what i won't tolerate is politicians jumping on the bandwagon simply to get attention. when those politicians sat in government for 1h long years, tweeting, talking, but not doing anything about it. now so desperate for attention that they're amplifying what the far right is saying. what was was behind the decision of keir starmer doing this today? downing street decided he had to call out elon musk clearly and to do so in a way that would not jeopardise his relationship with donald trump, so he did not name elon musk but he talked about people who are p

and jess phillips, a safeguarding minister, jess phillips, responded to the council's request, acknowledgingtrength of feeling that a further inquiry into child sexual exploitation in oldham should be undertaken in letters to the council executive. phillips apologised for delays in responding, but maintained that local authorities should take the lead, saying it is for oldham council alone to decide to commission an inquiry into child sexual exploitation locally, rather than for the government to intervene, and she welcomed the council's resolution to continue its work with victims and survivors. okay, moving on. we've got the daily telegraph that was really helpful. >> that statement, by the way, changes everything, doesn't it? back to what i said. let's have an inquiry. yeah. okay, so we're on the daily telegraph and i'll rush out a few of the smaller stories at the bottom. paul, jump stories at the bottom. paul, jump in if you want to. the french prefer beer to wine for the first time. so now they've finally realised that beer is better than their wine. i don't know what we're supposed to

when people like keir starmer and jess phillips have done the hard yards of actually locking up wifein if you can though, harry, what the situation is with terms of the public inquiries and what labour have done on this issue. well, so this morning, actually, we have a letter from yvette cooper, the home secretary, in which she defends that decision not to hold a national inquiry. she says in the case of 0ldham in particular, a local investigation is more appropriate. and she points to the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse, which spent seven years looking into this issue, reported back in 2022. and in a letter to conservative shadow ministers who had written to her earlier this week, she says that of the 20 recommendations included in that final inquiry report, the previous government, ie the conservatives, failed to fully implement a single one. so that's her response to why labour are not holding a national inquiry. they say, well, there already was one. it took seven years, it reported in 2022. we're focusing on implementing those recommendations. of course, elon musk, n

phillip, a week ago on this show, alex asked you about how you thought this was going to go. >> phillip, tim, who here believes that we will have a speaker on january 6th? i'll start with you phillip. >> oh yeah. look, republicans in congress are focused on one thing. keeping donald trump happy. and nothing will frustrate him more than delays to his becoming president. i am 100% confident no one wants to be the one that made it so his january 6th didn't go the way the last one did. >> 100% confidence from phillip bump. >> absolutely. >> rarely happens these days. what you suspected happened. what happens next? >> donald trump of course we know he has the power to wield a hammer over the heads of republican legislators. the narrow house majority really plays to his advantage. this wasn't the case we had two years ago with republicans complaining about kevin mccarthy, this was two or three people and two or three people is a very easy number for donald trump to lean on. he can call them, tweet about them. post on truth social. encourage them to be the targets of primaries. there are all s

quick context, elon musk has been saying incredibly rude things about keir starmer and jess phillipsut their decision not to have a uk—wide huge specific inquiry into what happened into the grooming gangs over a period of many yea rs. if you have been paying attention, you know that there have been lots of different investigations, however, there is no question that many vulnerable young women were let down appallingly for a long time and the authorities did not act anything like rapidly, seriously enough and they have been, the evidence that people basically look to the other way. the impact of such an inquiry would be very very important. i think that the anger right now, many of the grooming gangs, rape gangs, call them them what you will, have been prosecuted. there may well be many more still operating, i don't know. they have been prosecuted. nobody is questioning that. the investigation, the inquiry should be into why was it downplayed. why was a father arrested for trying to save his child. who was it? who were the police? we have had named police by some of the victims, noth

mr musk called the home office minister, jess phillips, an "evil witch who should be locked up".overnment—led inquiry into child sexual exploitation in 0ldham. ru paul's drag race uk starjames lee williams, better known as drag queen the vivienne, has died aged 32. publicist simonjones said the performer, who died over the weekend, was "an incredibly loved, warm—hearted and amazing person" and drag racejudge michelle visage said she was �*utterly heartbroken�* at the news. you're live with bbc news. the fbi says a man who killed ia people in new orleans on new year's day visited the city twice — in the months before the attack. investigators say shamsud—din jabbar recorded videos of the area where he rammed a truck into crowds. the us army veteran, who'd pledged allegiance to the islamic state group, was killed in a shoot—out with police. officials say they believe he acted alone and the team showed unseen cctv footage of the suspect placing improvised explosive devices into coolers in the area where he later carried out the attack. they're also looking into trips he made to cana

jess phillips, who has a long record of protecting women and girls, was attacked by elon musk becausehe has recently said that in 0ldham, a local inquiry would be better than a government led one. when the poison of the far right leads to serious threats tojess phillips and others, then in my book a line has been crossed. he said conservatives had done nothing in government and labour would make it a crime not to report child sexual abuse if you were aware of it. we you were aware of it. will bring that to live here on we will bring that to live here on bbc news. it is not correct to brand as far right _ it is not correct to brand as far right we _ it is not correct to brand as far right. we are _ it is not correct to brand as far right. we are raising. far right. we are raising legitimate _ far right. we are raising legitimate concerns - far right. we are raising . legitimate concerns about far right. we are raising - legitimate concerns about the gang — legitimate concerns about the gang rape _ legitimate concerns about the gang rape of— legitimate concerns about the gang rape of vu

he's accused the prime minister of complicity and called the minister jess phillips a "rape apologistto child sexual exploitation in 0ldham. it is a disgraceful smear. keir starmer and jess phillips, by the way, who've both been on the receiving end of completely ill—judged and ill—founded criticism, are people who have done, in their professional lives, more than most people ever do to lock up paedophiles, rapists, wife—beaters and every other kind of scumbag in our society. there have been several inquiries into child sexual abuse, including in rotherham, in 201a, in telford and a seven—year national review that published its final report in 2022. labour says the tories didn't put in place the recommendations of that review. the conservatives argue it wasn't robust enough. the grooming gangs task force that rishi sunak set up has led to over 500 arrests of gang rape perpetrators but has also uncovered this problem has not finished. for those reasons, that's why it's important we have a proper national statutory inquiry looking at all of this. take over, elon. when donald trump retur

he called the home office ministerjess phillips a "rape genocide apologist", and today, he conducted america should liberate the people of britain from their tyrannical government. now, listen to the prime minister's indignance, his anger in defending his record as director of public prosecutions. he says he challenged those who ignored the victims. when i was chief prosecutor for five years, i tackled that head on, and when i left office, we had the highest number of child sexual abuse cases being prosecuted on record. and now, he says... so this government will get on with the job of protecting victims, but what i won't tolerate is this discussion and debate based on lies without calling it out. what i won't tolerate is politicians jumping on the bandwagon, simply to get attention, when those politicians sat in government for 1h long years. tweeting, talking, but not doing anything about it, now so desperate for attention that they are amplifying what the far right is saying. at the heart of this row are victims — vulnerable, young, often white girls exploited, abused, sometimes ra

there was defences ofjess phillips. he said the remarks about her had crossed the line.ey failed to call out the remarks. a full throated defence of his record and a rebuttal of some of the criticisms levelled at him and his party and ministers. particularly from elon musk. its ministers. particularly from eton musk-— ministers. particularly from elon musk. , , , ., elon musk. its interesting you said him not _ elon musk. its interesting you said him not referring - elon musk. its interesting you said him not referring to i elon musk. its interesting you said him not referring to elon| said him not referring to elon musk and he said i'm not individualising this to elon musk. but the problem is these attacks are coming thick and fast from elon musk. it is difficult for the government to ignore this, now that elon musk is about to be in a powerful position in the us?- position in the us? yes, arguably _ position in the us? yes, arguably he _ position in the us? yes, arguably he is _ position in the us? yes, arguably he is already i position in the us? yes, arguably he is a

keir starmer and jess phillips have — keir starmer and jess phillips have been on the receiving end ofiticism are peopie _ of ill founded criticism are people who have done in their professional lives more than people — professional lives more than people ever do to lock up paedophiles, rapists, wife heaters _ paedophiles, rapists, wife beaters and every other kind of scumbag — beaters and every other kind of scumbag in our society. they have — scumbag in our society. they have been_ scumbag in our society. they have been several inquiries into— have been several inquiries into child sexual abuse including rotherham, telford and a — including rotherham, telford and a seven—year review. including rotherham, telford and a seven-year review. labour sa s that and a seven-year review. labour says that tories _ and a seven-year review. labour says that tories didn't _ and a seven-year review. labour says that tories didn't put - and a seven-year review. labour says that tories didn't put in - says that tories didn't put in place recommendations of that review, the conservatives argued it was

jess phillips, thank you very much for talking to us tonight. —— talking to newsnight.ment minister and here is one who appears to be having to have extra security since elon musk tweets. do you have sympathy with her? ., ., ., ., , her? no-one can condone any behaviour. — her? no-one can condone any behaviour, words _ her? no-one can condone any behaviour, words or _ her? no-one can condone anyj behaviour, words or otherwise her? no-one can condone any - behaviour, words or otherwise which put an mp puzzlement life in danger. i have been there in westminster and i have been there in westminster and i have been there in westminster and i have lived through the death of a good friend, david amess and jo cox. —— an mp's life. i have been subject to many death threats myself and i had a stalker for nine years which ended up as a court case. but i'm afraid it is part of modern life as afraid it is part of modern life as a politician that this is what happens. d0 a politician that this is what ha ens. ,, a politician that this is what happens-— a politician that this is what

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this is the phillips station off highway 50, in el dorado county. survey gives us a snapshot of how much water we might expect to fill our reservoirs when it melts. so how are we doing? well, as jeff told us, scientists are looking for lots of clues in the months ahead. here's nbc bay area's ian cull at the phillips station, just west of south lake tahoe. state water officials measured the snowpack for the first time this winter, and along with 260 sites across the state, reported right now, california is at 108% of its historical average for january 2nd. as of right now, feeling okay, but if we don't get more storms, we'll need a progression of monthly storms to keep going because otherwise we will end up maybe similar under average by the end of the year. they say the december storm certainly helped. it's the first look to see if we're on track for the summer, which is crucial because the snow melt makes up about one third of the water that fills state reservoirs. it also has an impact locally. that's very important for valley water, because about

a manager he helped facilitate the measurements here at the phillips station upper his results, the snow water content in this area stands at 9 inches and the snow depths 10 to 24 inches. that's significant because the depth of the snow tells us how deep it well, the snow water content tells us how much water it contains water that will eventually flow to reservoirs, agricultural areas and your faucet. so far this season. rice and says things are looking promising thanks to mother nature. we have had a good series of storms that have got is a good portion of the way. but he notes that really applies just to the northern sierra region. in fact, this data from the state shows the northern sierra snowpack is more than 160% of average for this time of year. but the central sierra is much less at 94%. and the southern sierra is even worse at 75%. southern california, which doesn't have as many mountains there. they're very dry. >> so we do need more storms regardless to fill our reservoirs and build our snow pack for that april. first date. >> all of it coming after governor gavin newsome mad

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mr musk called the home office minister, jess phillips, "an evil witch who should be locked up".cted a request for a government—led inquiry into child sexual exploitation in oldham. ru paul's drag race uk starjames lee williams, better known as drag queen the vivienne, has died aged 32. publicist simonjones said the performer, who died over the weekend, was "an incredibly loved, warm—hearted and amazing person" and drag racejudge michelle visage said she was �*utterly heartbroken�* at the news. you're live with bbc news. monday marks 4 years since the january 6 riots at capitol hill in washington, when thousands of donald trump supporters stormed the barricades and ransacked the halls of congress in an attempt to stop the certification of joe biden�*s election. more than 1500 people have been charged with federal crimes since — nearly 600 of those have faced felony charges of assaulting or impeding law enforcement. but now with president—elect trump just two weeks away from returning to the white house, trump's jailed followers are counting the days until they could receive a par

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it took place right off of highway 50 at phillips station last week. the results of the survey revealed that phillips station, there is 91% of the average for this time of year, with a snow depth of 24in. state water experts say we're going to need a lot more big cold storms over the next few months in order to keep our water levels above average. since most of the state's water supply does come from the sierra snowpack. >> that was a beautiful sight there. roberto gonzalez is here with a look at the forecast now. seems like a great time to head up to tahoe for you and me, because we're talking about how we're chickens driving in the snow, right? i don't want to do it. >> yeah, my big worry is that we're just going to shut off and not see any more breaks, but not big long breaks, right in the next shot of snow and rain right now looks like the 21st of january, but that's a long way to go and things can change in a hurry. right now, let's take a look at the current conditions. it is clear it is in the 40s in blue canyon, right around 4000ft in elevation

the safeguarding minister, jess phillips, has said that 0ldham council should lead the inquiry, and thea previous national report into the issue. the women have been speaking to our uk editor, ed thomas — and a warning that his report does contain some distressing details of abuse. i was piled with alcohol, piled with drugs, and i couldn't move. honestly, i can't say how many men and i can't... i probably couldn't put a number on it. he raped him continuously. the care home knew he was being abused. i'm broken, damaged. i don't even class myself - as a human being any more. the schoolgirl trafficked by white british abusers. a mother wanting justice for her dead son. and the 12—year—old repeatedly abused by a british pakistani grooming gang. survivors of child exploitation in 0ldham over a decade ago, but reliving the trauma every single day. there was one point where the police had actually turned up while there was an illegal immigrant with me and they put me in handcuffs and arrested me for prostitution, and i must have been about 1a or 15. i was constantly self—blaming and blaming m

the darnesha phillips is on the mountains. wilson in la efforts are on the way to control the 5, so it will really want to know, why is this fire continuing to burn? um we, we've been out there with the firefighters. we saw how hard they worked to protect structures, injured, protect home homes, and of course to save lives. it was a, a, a tricky, difficult fire. but all of these residents have valid questions and they want those answers. and again, right now it's, it's friday, this wind storm happened on tuesday and we're still seeing pretty significant fire in this area. again, we're in the mountain gate community, looking west to ward mandeville canyon. the mountain gates community here and here the mountain gate country club has been evacuated. lots of homes right now are dark . it looks like the power actually may have been just shut off because you can't see this house in the foreground here anymore. there were lights on all of the the homes right here just went dark. so it could be that the power was just shut off to thi

keir starmer and jess phillips have been on the receiving end of ill—founded criticism are people whoan most people ever do to lock up paedophiles, rapists, wife—beaters and every other kind of scumbag in our society. there have been several inquiries into child sexual abuse, sexual abuse, including in rotherham, telford and a seven—year national review published in 2022. labour says that tories didn't put in place recommendations of that review, the conservatives argued it wasn't robust enough. the task force that rishi sunak set up has led to over- 500 arrests of gang rape - perpetrators and uncovered, this problem has not finished. for those reasons, it's- important we have a proper national inquiry looking at all of this. _ when donald trump returns to the white house later, elon musk will be with him. his influence will increase more — a development that will be watched closely by politicians who are now dealing with the tricky consequences of his unpredictable interventions. earlier i spoke to veteran uk political correspondent michael crick, who is the author of �*0ne party aft

then reporting at the phillips station elevation, 6800 tom wallace kron 4 news. all right. a time. >> still ahead kron for news at 4, influx. >> of mourners are headed to plains, georgia for former president carter's funeral. >> tonight, we take a look back his connection to his hometown. pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" we got you, pete. xfinity mobile was designed to save you money and gives you access to wifi speeds up to a gig. so you get high speeds for low prices. better than getting low speeds for high prices. right, bruce? -jealous? yeah, look at that. -honestly. someone get a helmet on this guy. xfinity internet customers, ask how to get an unlimited line free for a year, plus a free 5g phone. i tried to quit smoking cigarettes probably hundreds of times over the years. two or three days into quitting again. i go get into a vehicle and guess what? there's a pack of cigarettes in there. i mean, i've got the unlit cigarette in my hand and i said to myself, why do i even try to quit? when if i'm going to cave so easily every t

robert phillips and was her preferred. the man she r called her husband and rudolph was her and got demoted.he she would her time pitting these two men against each other. he would say i can't take this woman anymore as she did this and she did that and need to help me and get me back to germany and get me away from thisth line. their memoirs were contradictory. both of them report on how rudolph lawrence would show up and they -- describe the behavior he was enduring and hancock had he had written letters to haunt -- hancock. there are a couple of sources for that but i don't know why he put up with her for so long. that's one of the mysteries. there's a recurring theme in the book and how they survived in different ways. you think these characters were doomed from the start or do you think they ever had a real chance of reaching the utopia they wanted so desperately? >> that's a very goodi question. the people whoer ride their for the purest reasons have the best chance and they are the ones without giving any spoilers,

sir keir starmer was "complicit in the rape of britain" and called the home office minister, jess phillipsarage, has defended elon musk in an interview with the bbc, after the tech billionaire made a series of comments criticising british politicians on his social media platform x. helen catt reports. he is the richest man in the world, best known as a tech billionaire, the owner of social media site x and electric car—maker tesla, and soon to be part of the us government. but elon musk has also been weighing in on uk politics. he has backed nigel farage, snapped here together at donald trump's mar—a—lago resort last month, with reports he is considering donating a sizeable sum to reform uk. but he has also been highly critical of keir starmer�*s government in increasingly provocative social media posts. speaking to the bbc�*s laura kuenssberg, mr farage defended mr musk�*s right to say what he chooses. you know, in public life, tough things get said. they get said by both sides of the debate. you're right, this man happens to be the richest man in the world. but equally. ..equally, the fa

but look, let's just talk about jess phillips because she's the safeguarding minister.ne a lot of work in her career over women, children and this, this, you know, horrific, horrific topic. why is she not calling for a national inquiry? why is she not breaking ranks? surely there's got to be some conscience. i know people want their political careers, but is this above that? >> yeah, it is above that. i think the importance is justice and people feeling like there's and people feeling like there's an element of closure. almost no doubt these people will never get over this sort of stuff. but the idea that there is potentially been rights wronged wrongs, right, sorry will go some way, but actually in a way, if labour was serious about this, it shouldn't even come down to jess phillips. because as you'll know, one of the jay report's recommendations was to have a children, a safeguarding minister. we haven't had one of those because we've only just decided that we're going to implement the recommendations. and actually, that minister would have been likely the one that wo

it was their manager phillipe clemont�*s first win in the fixture at the seventh time of asking.int gap heading into the fixture. the celtic manager tasted defeatjust once in 20 outings against the rangers coming into this, and the rangers manager had not beaten celtic in six attempts. it was all about to change. setting the rangers on the way, gathering it from nico and sending a crisp low shot right to the corner from 25 yards, just evading casper to the goal. they were rampant after that. next up, the cutting inside, a shot deflecting the defender, and striking the top of the course. celtic could not muster a response but almost got level just before half time. a fire towards the goal and the standing goalkeeper kelly who produced a wonderful save to keep the rangers' lead intact. after the break we expected a celtic response, and itjust did not come.