the institution recently found jack pitman.ll. the institution recently found jack pitman. if they spent less time on brexit, they could spend more time and resources preventing this from happening from me 01’ preventing this from happening from me or anyone else. nobody should ever go through this. it is hard, really ha rd to ever go through this. it is hard, really hard to live like this. £58 million — that's how much the bbc‘s children in need raised last year to help hundreds of thousands of disadvantaged children across the uk. there are hopes even more could be raised this year. lizo mzimba is at the studio # it's a hot one...# things have already been hitting all the right notes. earlier this week, in radio 2's rylan clark—neal singing karaoke with a few celebrity friends for 2h hours raised more than £1 million. # so don't you stop...# while a special children in need album of cover versions featuring stars like 0livia colman and david tennant has achieved sales in the tens of thousands. that's going to be fantastic. th

harry mcewan‘s organisation recently found jack pitman a flatshare.ody should go through this, nobody ever. it‘s hard, it‘s really hard to live like this. the former us ambassador to ukraine has told an impeachment hearing in washington that she felt intimidated by that president. she said donald trump‘s personal lawyer had worked to discredit her and that the government had been manipulated by corrupt interacts. he is accused of pressuring ukraine to dig up damaging information about his rival, joe biden. court papers have been filed today outlining the high court action being taken by the duchess of sussex against associated newspapers. 0ur legal correspondent clive coleman is here. associated newspapers, the publishers of the mail and the mail on sunday and there are allegations by the duchess of sussex that the mail lied to its readers about the full context of a letter she wrote to her father, that full context of a letter she wrote to herfather, that they left full context of a letter she wrote to her father, that they left out key passages of t

harry mcewan‘s organisation recently found jack pitman a flusher.s. nobody, ever. it is hard. it is really ha rd to nobody, ever. it is hard. it is really hard to live like this. now it‘s time for the weather with stav da naos. hello there. low pressure is always going to be close by to our shores for this weekend. it means it is going to stay fairly unsettled, with quite a bit of cloud around, outbreaks of rain, and it will stay quite chilly, too, temperatures below the seasonal average. they will be some sunshine around, generally in between these weather fronts we will have one affecting central portions of the country and this one will be slowly pushing into the far north—west later in the day. but in between these weather fronts, so but in between these weather fronts, so the western scotland and northern ireland and also across the midlands into the south—east, here we should see the best of the drier and perhaps brighter weather, but elsewhere, where we have these weather fronts, pick a elsewhere, where we have these weatherfronts, pick a clo

harry mcewan‘s organisation recently found jack pitman a flatshare.t‘s really hard to live like this. it‘s that time of year again, children in needs‘s charity telethon is being broadcast across the nation right now. viewers can expect a star—studded night of frivolity all for a good cause. since it began, children in need has raised over a billion pounds for disadvantaged young people across the uk. i spoke to our correspondent lizo mzimba shortly before the show began. he will make you see people rushing up he will make you see people rushing up and down coming to the cast getting ready to get to the studio, there‘s a real buzz and sense of atmosphere and it is one of the best charities and people go the extra mile for. weird joined by the coach, a children in need ambassador, particularly with young people. it has been a busy week. particularly with young people. it has been a busy weeklj particularly with young people. it has been a busy week. i have been on auk has been a busy week. i have been on a uk tour exercising the children we have got to

2008 winners looked like securing a replay for the north side but a last—minute winner from brett pitmantsmouth will go through to monday's third round draw. that matches one of eight second round games today and you can see the goals from all of today's matches on the bbc sport website. for games and scottish premiership today. celtic in second place rangers don't plan to tomorrow but aberdeen remained third after a 2—1win at home against saint mirren who are level bottle of the table now. goalless at livingston well motherwell thrashed the bottom side saintjohnstone 4—0. still to come in sports day: hamilton looks to sign off on a high. the world champion is on pole for the final grand prix of the year. and a winning start as wales beat the barbarians in cardiff. england cricketers will struggle to level the series against new zealand with the kiwis on top in the second test. they made 375 in their first innings, before england closed on 39 for 2 on day 2. they still trail by 336. rhia chohan was watching. it's a little early for a rendition of o come all ye faithful but after england'

but.... a last minute winner for pompey — from brett pitman at fratton park broke their hearts — andsh premiership today — leaders celtic and second placed rangers don't play until tomorrow.. but aberdeen remain third after a 2—1win at home to st mirren, who are level bottom of the table with st johnstone now... hibernian and kilmarnock drew 2—all, it was goalless at livingston.... while motherwell thrashed stjohnstone a—nil. cricket now and england face a real battle to win the second test and level the series in hamilton england were 39 for 2 at the close in reply to new zealand's first innings 375. they still trail by 336 with day three getting underway in around two hours time. it is an opportunity for some people in the middle order to put their hand up, ben stokes, joe root, rory burns has to start, people there are capable of batting long periods of time and it does not look like it is the type of forget where you can walk in straightaway and blast away. you have to earn the right to score the runs as we have seen so far in the runs as we have seen so far in the series and i t

but a last minute winner for pompey from brett pitman at fratton park means they will take their placeinning start for wayne pivac, as his wales beat the barbarians in cardiff. england cricketers will struggle to level the series against new zealand. the kiwis are on top in the second test, they made 375 in their first innings before england closed on 39 for 2 on day 2. rhia chohan was watching. it's a little early for a rendition of0 it's a little early for a rendition of 0 come all ye faithful but after england's thrashing in the first test they would have been heartened by the unwavering support in new zealand. england's day started brightly. tom latham resumed on 101 but added just four more before misjudging one from stuart broad. england decision to bowl first looked to be belatedly paying off. but they were frustrated by daryl mitchell and bj watling. mitchell showing scant respect to the part—time bowling of showing scant respect to the pa rt—time bowling of joe showing scant respect to the part—time bowling ofjoe danby. watling, who scored a double century in the last match sh

but a last minute winner for pompey, from brett pitman, at fratton park, broke their hearts and it meansd draw. four games in the scottish premiership today — leaders celtic and second placed rangers don't play until tomorrow. but aberdeen remain third after a 2—1win at home to st mirren, who are level bottom of the table with stjohnstone now. hibernian and kilmarnock drew 2—2, it was goalless at livingston, while motherwell thrashed stjohnstone 4—0. defending champion ronnie 0'sullivan is through to the third round of the uk championship after a routine victory in york. this time it was china's tian pengfei on the end of another ruthless display from the seven—time winner of the event. 0'sullivan has lifted the trophy in at the barbican centre more times than anyone else and is aiming for his third title in a row. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website, including the latest on england's cricketers there — who have it all to do against new zealand in the second test in hamilton. and speaking of hamilton — he's on pole for f1‘s season

the tree came from a farm in pitman, pennsylvania.e centerpiece of christmas in the white house. they're uber has not been stripped of its license to operate in london. it's led to mixed reaction. >> benjamin hall reports the cities transport operator is setting a pattern of failures that quote, placed passenger safety and security at risk. >> reporter: huber max license to operate in the british capital expires at midnight. the ride-share giants suffering a major blow on monday after lending transportation authorities declined to renew their license. single uber doesn't meet the fit and proper standards for taxi operation in the city. pacifically siding multiple incidents that put passenger safety at risk. including a data breach that allowed drivers to steal passengers. resulting in thousands of trips where passengers were picked up by someone other than the assigned driver. >> drivers have had their license suspended. or dismissed, for manipulating uber system. that is taking a real risk with londoners safety and security. >> repor

pitman, eddie, everybody who showed up at hearing after hearing. the same is true for our ccba president. don't take that kind of commitment lightly or for granted. thank you so much. the ed lee democratic club. you guys gave the best testimony, but you also had the best stickers hands down when we were in the testimony room. many of you worked hard with and for ed during his years as mayor and that came out when you gave your public testimony. thank you. also to our grassroots leaders to the community associations. our non-profit community leaders from a.p.i. council. your coming out really showed that this campaign was something special to real people and not just us political types or quoks out the there and i thought that was meaningful. jan sey, you came out, wayne lee. the sisters of cities communities, you came out. you clearly relished ed's relishment. that will be my only bad joke. individual friends of ed lee came out. you guys were really amazing and you were there all the time. ed's city family was incredibly helpful, the johnsons who a

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usc's slovis out of the shotgun, steps up, to michael pitman jr., 33-yard connection, 17-10 trojans at 50 yards inside the 5 and they punch it in, take a 24-10 lead. the cal offense looks lost again. davon modster picked off twice, this one by greg johnson leads to another usc score. cal loses 41-17 they need to beat stanford or ucla to become bowl eligible. >>> moving on to stanford trying to snap a three-game losing street. costello out again. look at this anthony gordon zipping it to winston, 19-0 cougars in the second. stanford on the road back, late second quarter, third and nine, davis mills to conner wedding ton, 45 yards but look at this again. pass interference, look at that, watch the one-handed grab as he pins it against his chest and makes a catch. cardinal trail 22-14 at the break. third quarter their favorite red zone play, the fade and you can't stop it. after two-point conversion it's a three-point game. but on the ensuing kickoff does anyone want to tackle harris. look at him again. he is traveling all the way deep into the red zone, would go 83 yards to the 10, stanfo

steps up to michael pitman jr., 33 yard connection, 17-10 trojans at the half., going sleep again, st. brown 50 yards inside the 5 and they punch it in, take a 24-10 lead. again.l oenoo devonne modster picked off twice, this one by greg johnson. cal loses 41-17 they have to beat stanford or ucla to become bowl eligible. moving on, stanford trying to is that.a three-game losing street. costello out again. anthony gordon zipping it to winston, 19-0 cougars in the second. stanford on the road back, late second quarter, third and nine, davis mills to conner wedding ton, 45 yards but look at this again, pass interference, yeah, looks like that, but watch the one-handed grab as he pins it against his chest and makes a catch. cardinal trailed 22-14 at the break. third quarter their favorite red zone play, the fade and you can't stop it. after a two-point conversion it's a three-point game. but on the ensuing kickoff does anyone want to tackle travell harris. travell is traveling all the way deep into the red zone. wazzu would score two plays later and stand dord never

go at 2008 winners portsmouth looked like securing but a last minute winner for pompey from brett pitmanund ties today — you can see the goals from all of today's matches on the bbc sport website. four games in the scottish premiership today — leaders celtic and second placed rangers don't play until tomorrow, aberdeen are up to third after a 2—1win at home to st mirren. hibernian and kilmarnock drew 2—2, it was goalless at livingston while motherwell thrashed stjohnstone 4—0. the draw is taking place for euro 2020. england and wales are 2 of the 20 teams that will find out who they are playing next summer. 4 more teams will come thoguh the play—offs that take place next march. then see if we can take your life to the draw. their own one of the little montages. they have drawn some of the first teams we already knew about, really. all the seeded teams. england will be in booth d, belgium and boothby. you can watch this live on bbc two right now. it will be slightly complicated and the member there are 12 host cities spread across europe. wales will pop up spread across europe. wales will

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