point to prove for potter. former chelsea and brighton boss graham potter appointed the new west ham's manager. difficult draw for djokovic. the 24—time grand slam champion with a potential blockbuster quarter final against carlos alcaraz on the horizon. hello and thanks for joining us on sportsday. we start with football and the news that everton have sacked their manager sean dyche. the 53—year—old's departure was announced on thurdsayjust hours before everton hosted league one side peterborough in the third round of the fa cup. dan ogunshakin looks back at a tumultuous time on merseyside. where am i looking? it was a relationship _ where am i looking? it was a relationship that _ where am i looking? it was a relationship that began - where am i looking? it was a relationship that began like l where am i looking? it was a l relationship that began like so many others — with a smile. sean dyche joined many others — with a smile. sean dychejoined everton as manager injanuary sean dychejoined everton as manager

graham potter has already agreed a 2.5—year deal to take over.ormer chelsea and brighton boss has been out of work since leaving stamford bridge nearly two years ago and his first game will be at aston villa in the fa cup on friday. graham is a very thought—provoking manager. he knows exactly what he wants, but he wants feedback from the players. it's a collective, rather than a dictatorship. and he will meticulously study each and every opponent, and he will best plan the way to try and penetrate that opponent, to try and hurt that opponent an obviously win games at the end of the week. what type of player does well under graham? someone that works extremely hard. he is very big on next action, so if something goes wrong, he doesn't want a disappointment or arms in the air, it's about that next action, about getting up on your feet and getting back in the game and not pausing, staying in the game effectively from a mental capacity point of view. i think anyone that buys into graham's philosophy will successful under him. i do believe he is notju

with graham potter heading to east london. spurs turn to a teenager to take the lead in their english league cup semifinal against liverpool. and — going solo — the rower looking to break records for her transatlantic crossing. hello again. welcome along. west ham have acted swiftly to replace the man they took a little longer than some expected to sack. julen lopetegui is gone afterjust six months at the london stadium, where the premier league club's next manager graham potter will speak to the media on thursday morning. ben croucher has the story on how the spaniards short tenure in east london came to an end. the final act before the axe fell on a hammer. commentator: manchester city beating west ham 4-1. _ julen lopetegui's tenure at west ham ended as it started in defeat. there are two ways to see this. we can look at this and try to keep the good things that the team did, knowing it is not enough and we have to improve in other things. as it turned out, he wasn't one of the good things. the west ham board deciding getti

almost exactly four years ago, trumpeter potter stormed the us capitol on january potter stormed the stormed the us capitol onjanuary six, 2021, attach— trump supporters. after that donald trump was removed from facebook and that cause a rift. mark zuckerberg is trying to repair that wreathed on the idea of prioritising free speech over catching bad information is the kind of set of values that donald trump is going to agree with and this could go a long way to repairing the relationship. interestingly, at ces where you are is the chief executive of ex— and of course the strategy that meta is following is already implemented at x present we tried to get a pop a comment with the boss of x look at what happened. iiiiuiith comment with the boss of x look at what happened.— at what happened. with respect to its content _ at what happened. with respect to its content moderation - to its content moderation policy, linda yaccarino was part of a fireside chat with the journalist. part of a fireside chat with thejournalist. she part of a fireside chat with the journalist. she said welcome to

point to prove for potter.am potter appointed the new west ham manager. difficult draw for djokovic. the 24—time grand slam champion with a potential blockbuster quarter final against carlos alcaraz on the horizon. hello and thanks for joining us on sportsday. we start with football and the news that everton have sacked their manager sean dyche. the 53—year—old's departure was announced on thurdsayjust

gone afterjust six months at the london stadium, where the premier league club's next manager graham potter morning. ben croucher has the story on how the spaniards short tenure in east london came to an end. the final act before the axe fell on a hammer.

point to prove for potter.ham potter appointed the new west ham's manager. difficult draw for djokovic. the 24—time grand slam champion with a potential blockbuster quarter final against carlos alcaraz on the horizon. hello and thanks for joining us on sportsday. we start with football and the news that everton have sacked their manager sean dyche. the 53—year—old's departure was announced on thurdsayjust hours before everton hosted league one side peterborough in the third round of the fa cup. dan 0gunshakin looks back at a tumultuous time on merseyside. where am i looking? it was a relationship that began like so

they lost to aston villa in the fa cup at the weekend but potter is optimistic he and his players canwhen fulham visit the london stadium. really excited. the fans at villa park were brilliant, the support was incredible, the way they got behind the team and supported the team was really nice, and i have no doubt about the supporters, that is for sure. it is going to be a really exciting and proud evening for me. so west ham against fulham is one of three games to be played at 7:30pm as champions manchester city travel to brentford and chelsea welcome bournemouth to stamford bridge. then half an hour later, league leaders liverpool take on nottingham forest. the australian open tennis continues, and there's been a big shock in the men's singles as brazilian qualifier and rising starjoao fonseca beat russian ninth seed andrey rublev. the 18—year—old has become only the second teenager since 1973 to defeat an atp top—io player in their debut grand slam main draw. he'll meet lorenzo sonego in the second round. in the women's draw, jasmine paolini and elena rybakina wasted little time in

west ham's technical director has been pictured talking to former chelsea and brighton boss potter, who previously been linked with the hammers job. morgan gibbs white says he didn't even realise the new england coach, thomas tuchel, was watching on as he inspired nottingham forest to a clinical win at wolves. he's played a key part in forest's excellent form this season with the 3 nil victory at wolves taking them level on points with second placed arsenal. they're currently six points behind the league leaders liverpool who they play next week at the city ground. i think it is down tojust a belief_ i think it is down tojust a belief in_ i think it is down tojust a belief in the squad at the moment everyone believes in each — moment everyone believes in each other. everyone believes in what — each other. everyone believes in what the manager wants. i think— in what the manager wants. i think we _ in what the manager wants. i think we have said that for the whole — think we have said that for the whole of— think we have said that for the whole of the season and it is really — whole of t

graham potter picked up his first win as west ham manager as they beat fulham 3—2 at the london stadium tomas soucek and lucas paqueta. west ham move up to 12th above manchester united and tottenham. four place? above manchester united and tottenham. | four place? least the top four place? there is belief and _ least the top four place? there is belief and hope _ least the top four place? there is belief and hope in _ least the top four place? there is belief and hope in the - is belief and hope in the changing room some of the best players in the world. it is possible, i can see the improvements recently. we are getting better and better, to keep going in that way and hopefully we can get back to our levels and that's it, really. a 95th—minute equaliser from reece james salvaged a 2—2 bournemouth are now unbeaten in 9. graham potter picked up his first win as west ham manager as they beat fulham 3—2 at the london stadium with goals from carlos soler, tomas soucek and lucas paqueta. above manchester united and tottenham. it is consequences. and it is something we really have to eradicat

west ham's technical director has been pictured talking to former chelsea and brighton boss potter, whomers job. to tennis, and ons jabeur continued her return from injury problems by beating fourth seed danielle collins at the adelaide international. the tunisian was a wildcard for this event ahead of the first grand slam of the year — the australian open which begins next week. she had a shoulder injury at the end of last year, but looked in good form as she got past collins 7—6, 6—2 to move into the last 16. novak djokovic and his new coach andy murray have practiced in melbourne for ths first time. djokovic is hoping murray can help win a record—extending 11th australian open title this month at the age of 37. the serbian took the tennis world by surprise when he announced murray was to join his team. britain's three—time grand slam winner retired in august and this is his first coaching role. the australian open begins on sunday. and that's all the sport for now. snow, ice and flooding are still causing disruption across large parts of the uk, including travel delays and school sch

graham potter picked up his first win as west ham manager as they beat fulham 3—2 at the london stadiumfrom carlos soler, tomas soucek and lucas paqueta. west ham move up to 12th above manchester united and tottenham. there is the foundation of togetherness the foundation of a team, we are far from perfect and have a lot to do, in terms of the application of players and some of them how they all for each other and how they are prepared to suffer for each other i thought that was really, really good. —— fought. i think that's the foundation, and, like i said, we've got lots to do. a furtherfour games to come tomorrow — the biggest of which the north london derby at the emirates. on the eve of facing tottenham, another injury setback for arsenal. it's been confirmed that gabrieljesus will need an operation on his left knee after sustaining an acl injury during their fa cup defeat against manchester united. today mikel arteta spoke out about the online abuse kai havertz and his wife have faced after he missed a penalty in sunday's shoot—out. we really have to do something about it. it's in

potter magazine, trading post and living quarters. character speak of the time of the city's founding. in 1803, but this a big city and we can't expect to see chicago in terms of the and the lakefront alone to cover a wider territory. we may make of the l or of the networks of trolley and bus lines which supplemented a number of the bus services follow, the route northward along michigan boulevard and the lakeside parkway. what is called the near north side. does not however until we have crossed chicago river virtually at the point where fort dearborn was built and, the original trading post and settlement worst. this bridge, which may be opened to accommodate ships as a lower roadway for traffic not far north of the river stands the old water, a landmark and relic of the great fire of 1871. on the north bank of the river, almost at the site of the old wolfe point trading post. is the largest building in the world measured in terms of floor space. there are, of course, numerous bridges by this waterway, which the narrowest access to

potter has already agreed a two—and—a—half—year deal to take over at the london stadium, where he'llerence early on thursday morning. the former chelsea and brighton boss has been out of work since leaving stamford bridge nearly two years ago. and his first game will be against aston villa in the fa cup on friday. they might be about to renew one of cricket's most bitter rivalries, but an australian and englishwoman are both on the same page about one thing — that they want their ashes to last longer. the two sides will contest the women's series over six white ball games and one test match. and a player from each of the teams agrees that the longest format should provide three matches. i would love to see three, three, three. i i would love to see three, three, three.— i would love to see three, three, three. i think the best thing about— three, three. i think the best thing about the _ three, three. i think the best thing about the ashes - three, three. i think the best thing about the ashes is - three, three. i think the best thing about the ashes is the | thing about the ashes is

that was it certainly did you mind if the 2015 to do busted you not to clean for many of these potters. thank you very much for talking with us today. that was barbara sharma, a reporter in, come into now to south korea, where a court has re issued a warrant to arrest, impeach, present you. and so the old that's according to the countries corruption investigation agency. investigators seeking to question you in on allegations of beans direction have so far struggled to execute a warrant for his arrest. as lawyers filed an injunction request to a sole court to notify the warrant, but the court struck that down on sunday. i asked journalist probably and crouched about in sol about south korea's political crisis and the new arrest warrant for president human or yeah, the district in the west and so has issued another bar and it is presumably valid to for another week. so that gives the n t corruption agency who was leading investigations against you in another week to prepare another arrest. i mean, so far they have failed, and actually the situation has remained the same use of your it h

and less than a week into his newjob, graham potter oversaw a 3—2 victory for west ham against londonery well with the club's supporters. arsenal have suffered a huge blow ahead of wednesday's north london derby against tottenham. it's been confirmed gabrieljesus will need an operation on his knee after injuring his acl. elsewhere, david moyes takes charge of his first game back at everton against aston villa, while crystal palace are away at leicester city and newcastle united host wolves. chris eubankjr will fight conor benn in their long—awaited showdown in april in london according to a saudi boxing organiser. a warning of flash photography. the pair were scheduled to meet in october 2022, but the fight was called off after benn failed a voluntary drug test — his provisional suspension was lifted last november. and that's all the sport for now. welcome back to bbc news, it is wednesday, so pry ministers questions... it is been a difficult week with problems involving the chancellor and the former anti—corruption minister, tulip siddiq. as we monitor that live shot of the house of

two more fa cup games, all eyes on fuller park as graham potter takes charge of west ham for the firsty chelsea in april 2023, his first league game will be against fulham and crystal palace and he starts

there are 2 more fa cup games tonight, and all eyes will be on villa park, as graham potter takes charge for the first time as they face aston villa. by chelsea in april 2023. his first league games will be against fulham and crystal palace, but he starts with with the thrills and spills of the fa cup third round. the australian open gets underway in melbourne this weekeend. but the defending men's championjannik sinner still has a potential doping ban hanging over him. sinner was initially cleared of charges. but could yet face a ban, after the world anti—doping agency appealed the ruling at the court of arbitration for sport. sinner has been defending his right to play in the tournament, and didn't have much time for criticism from home player nick krygios. in my mind, i know exactly what happened and that is how i block it now. i have not done anything wrong and that is why i'm still here and that is why i'm still playing. i do not want to respond what other players say. i think the most important part is to have my people around me. that is all the sport for now. i know you are very

despite rumours he's on the verge of being sacked and that the club has already held talks with graham potter

two more fa cup games, all eyes on fuller park as graham potter takes charge of west ham for the first time as they face aston villa. he has been out of managers and sacked by chelsea in april 2023, his first league game will be against fulham and crystal palace and he starts with the fa cup third round. tennis, the australian open gets under way in melbourne this weekend but the defending men's champion still has a potential doping bank over him. my potential doping bank over him. my sinner was cleared of chance at could still face a ban after the appeal the ban. senate has been defending his right to play in the tournament and did not have much time for criticism. nick kyrgios is set into hostile this way if it is on the italian. in into hostile this way if it is on the italian.— into hostile this way if it is on the italian. in my mind, i know exactly _ on the italian. in my mind, i know exactly what _ on the italian. in my mind, i | know exactly what happened on the italian. in my mind, i - know exactly what happened and thatis know exactly what happened and that is how i block it

at the moment, people are talking about potter and things like that but there are two jobs, this firstr for the rest of this season and once we move to ballymore, it is a different manager to kick us on and give us betterfor it manager to kick us on and give us better for it will take us to the new level is whether thatis to the new level is whether that is moyes, i am not sure. as a night quite harsh, before he has even started if people are wondering that is out of him but when we do, i would like a brand—new shiny thing? moyes loves everything, he was there for everything. he did a lot of things to us, he cold us the people's club. —— —— did a lot of things for us. you could go upstairs to become the new director of football. for the long term, the aspirations and the family have been let down for such a long time, we didn't need something a bit better. we should be pushing the top six with the money that we have had over the years and the club has obviously been poorly run, but thatis obviously been poorly run, but that is a hope moving forward. its been a very disappointing and ch

cheered it, the other republicans, henry dorsett of idaho, edward dirksen again illinois, charles potter again of michigan, john mccullou, henry jackson, and stewart farmington were the three democrats on the committee. about 35 days of sessions, 20 million people were able to view this on tv. what was the result of these hearings? >> the results, one key result of the hearings was that mccarthy, again, no longer a member of the committee, in this case, the subcommittee, not a witness, was still very, very present in these hearings, and what he tried to do, and did quite effectively, ultimately to his own doing, is he started intervening, and interrupting the proceedings, and trying to dominate them. he kept doing something, he kept raising what he called a point of order, in order to interrupt the line of questioning that was taking place, or to try to grab control of these hearings, and he did it so many times that the phrase, point of order , it became kind of what we would call a meme almost today, became sort of a saying that got into the popular vernacular. what it really revealed,

charles potter again of michigan. john mcclellan, henry jackson and stewart symington were the three democrats on the committe about 35 days of sesons, 20 million people were able to view this on tv. what was the result of these hearings? well, the result of one key result of the hearings was that mccarthy, again, no longer a member of the committee or in this case, this subcommittee. he now a witness was still very, very present in these in these hearings. and what he tried to do and did quite effectively. but ultimately to his own, you know, due to his own undoing, is he started he started intervening and interrupting the proceedings and dominant and trying to dominate them. and he kept doing something. he kept raising what he called a point of order in order to interrupt the line of questioning that was taking place or to try to grab control of these of these hearings. and he did it so many times that the the phrase point of order became kind of a what we would call a mean almost today, became sort of a saying that

that's -- that's tricky. >> jimmy: yeah. >> uh, because i read them all "harry potter."hat i stepped into the cloak of dumbledore was a thrill. i mean -- i mean, the "star wars" world has a very particular affinity with me and my eldest son. i have a friend in london, my dear friend johnny sillman, who almost shed a tear. he was so moved. >> jimmy: really? >> that i was going to be in "star wars." >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. he still hasn't texted me. >> jimmy: was he the first guy you called when you got the part? >> he's so overwhelmed, he's passed out somewhere. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did he ask you for information? >> oh, yeah, everyone does. the best way forward is say nothing to anybody. >> jimmy: nobody. >> no. >> jimmy: not even your family? >> no, no. they know nothing. it's like a dam. if it leaks, it pours. it's like -- it's just better that i just said nothing. >> jimmy: does somebody sit you down? is there like a person who's in charge of telling you the rules of "star wars" and how -- >> there are several folks. yeah, several. >> jimmy: are they the same as

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the graham potter era at west ham is off to a good start — luacas paqueta has put them ahead at astonas fullkrug has gone off with a hamstring injury. a date has been set forjannik sinner�*s doping case hearing. it will take place behind closed doors at the court of arbitration for sport on the 16th of april. the world number one was cleared of any wrongdoing by an independent tribunal after twice testing positive for a banned substance in march 202a. however, the world anti—doping agency has appealed against the decision to clear him. sinner — who beat stefanos tsitsipas in a warm up game on rod laver arena ahead of the australian open — has been defending his right to play in the tournament, despite criticism from home player nick krygios. in my mind i know exactly what happened. and that's how i block it, you know? i don't... i haven't done anything wrong. that is why i'm still here. that's why i'm still playing. i don't want to respond on what nick said or what other players said. i think the most important part is to have my people around me who i can trust. novak djokovic is goi

west ham are 2—0 up against fulham in graham potter's first home game in charge and no breakthrough betweennd champions manchester city. there's been a big shock at the australian open where brazilian qualifier joao fonseca beat russian ninth seed andrey rublev. the 18—year—old has become only the second teenager since 1973 to defeat an atp top—10 player in their debut grand slam main draw. he'll meet italian lorenzo sonego in the second round. british number two cameron norrie is out after losing in four sets to italy's matteo berrenttini. norrie says he could "barely practise" before his opening match because of sickness. elsewhere, there were wins for three—time finalist daniil medvedev, taylor fritz, and holger rune. in the women's draw, italianjasmine paolini and kazakhstan�*s elena rybakina raced through to the second round. fourth seed, paolini, comfortably beat 21—year—old chinese player sija wei in straight sets while former finalist rybakina was ruthless against 16—year—old australian wild card emersonjones, winning 6—1, 6—1 injust 53 minutes. emma raducanu and katie boulter also

the surrey—born actor is known for appearing in the harry potter and star wars film series.arfism or any form of difference — and added "our uniqueness can be our greatest asset". now before we go — can you imagine being at your school assembly and this happenening 7 yes, this is music superstar ed sheeran walking into an assembly at a school in cardiff. he sang his 2017 number one hit �*shape of you�* to the delight of the hundreds of pupils. it�*s part of his new foundation to promote the teaching of music in schools. britain is pushing people towards working in tech and finance _ towards working in tech and finance. but there is so much amazing _ finance. but there is so much amazing music and film made in wales — amazing music and film made in wales it — amazing music and film made in wales. it doesn't happen unless you say— wales. it doesn't happen unless you say you want to do it. ed sheeran _ you say you want to do it. sheeran at you say you want to do it. er. sheeran at her school in the uk. let�*s return to los angeles — where firefighters are still battling to cont

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the collapse of coalition talks between centrist potters, the countries president alexander, found the balance has passed the leader of the far right freedom poppy habit tickled with forming a new government. if he successful austria would have its 1st fall right and the government since the 2nd will these protest i thought and we would be believed would change the course of the country's future. soon the far right feet and body could lead the government. its leader heard particularly now has the job to fund a new government, a decision many here disapprove of everyone's interface. dig. what's happening right now was very important for us. i know that a right wing extremists, politician who's calling themselves to people's chancellor fits in the last time someone called themselves that that was adolph hitler, that this person might get a mandate from the government is unacceptable to us, the stones on talk. but it's, we didn't want to wake up in a flash as country well, you know, for retirement system not get hungry and we want to maintain democracy. the i cannot all spun the feet abou

. >> reporter: "harry potter." >> it's harry potter harm. >> reporter: the horn and oboe player, unfortunatelyreen, so he never gets to see any of the movies, even when he is not playing. right? >> but we have a few sneaky ways of watching the movie in the woodwind section. my favorite one, and i have it right here, is the rearview mirror. >> reporter: there you go! >> this is literally a rearview mirror from amazon and we tape it right on top of our stand lights. >> reporter: and management aproves of this? >> i plead the fifth. >> reporter: you do four performances of each movie. you do four movies in a season. they all sell out. shouldn't you do ten performances of each movie? >> well -- >> reporter: david pogue revolutionizes the modern orchestra. >> david pogue will destroy it. this is symphony orchestra. we play bach, mozart. we have a responsibilities to the cannon of music. no, we are not a movie house. we are symphony orchestra. >> reporter: even debra borda acknowledges that live orchestra movies have become a popular and important option for american orchestras. >> we should be inte

the front or on the ground as well as washington prioritizes a to ukraine. catastrophe in the us as potters the end of the time for dual biding, massive, wild fires have been sweeping through southern california. at least 5 people had been killed and more than a 100000 residents had been forced to evacuate. and tati neighborhoods have been reduced to ashes the hurricane force winds have fueled the plains in recent days. the city of los angeles is strongly with massive blazes on several fronts that thousands of buildings had been destroyed. now the satellite images show the extent of the devastation. you can see how the smoke has in golf to the entire regions of a natural disaster is being considered. one of the worst catastrophes in the states states. history of the blades has the vote. criticism of los angeles decision to send critical firefighting equipment to ukraine. you can see these headlines from a couple of years ago. donald trump junior post and his reaction on social media. oh, look, of course, the l. a fire department donated a bunch of their supplies to ukraine. a wildfire destr

by the end essentially, i'll just see that lima. nearly a week off to the potter's sides. fly bro. counts and white talismans, high harry of los angeles, all just there has been taken behind the police lines to see this homage versus starting or when they'll be loans back into the homes. and not because of toxins in the air and water as well as risk of gas leaks and downs power lines. all this as full cost is one more extreme winds and fires could be on the way in the next few days. so of all reports from the pacific palisades, so that the scale of the loss is certainly unprecedented. chris harvey has been through some of california is, was wild fires, but even, hey, we shocked by how much the policy expired. destroyed. and in such a short space of time, this is, you know, literally street after street after street 4 or 4 miles in all directions where almost a week after the start of the play, use the tool through this entire los angeles community. he took us past the barricades and into the evacuations. are going to show us the devastation house is gone, driveway spilled with cause ben s

office franchises of recent times, from game of thrones to, i think, a brief appearance in harry pottere end, what has given you the greatest satisfaction? is it connecting with a vast audience, as you sometimes have, or is it in the more intimate, creative challenge that maybe didn't reach so many people? i think to me, the work that we do as actors, which is part of the storytelling and where we have to go in it, i think there's nothing that moves you more profoundly... ..than the sound of absolute silence in a theatre... ..when, i don't know, it could be 500, it could be 300, could be 900 people, who all come in singularly or in couples. and at that moment, i'm live, it's onstage and the spell has been woven somehow. you've been taken to another place, another time, but you're in a theatre. so it's not really — you know it's fabricated, but because of the — whatever has gone on there, you sometimes find an audience all breathing with the one breath. it's such an interesting reflection, but is it getting harder to find that silence, that intensity? we've had actors sounding off about

people are taking costs in a pro palestine demonstration in istanbul, marching through the whole potter test, he has largest city starting early on new year's day, 300 civil organizations. the leading, the much quoted on citizens to denounce is really a dresser in kansas. is there any forces have conducted raids in several towns and villages in the occupied westbank and the as of wednesday, the army rated the village of town. that's west of numbers and 5 check ups on the homes of palestinians. they also enter ballasa camp with a full those 2 in confrontations with palestinian fighters and fighting erupted again over night between palestinian security forces and fighters in the janine capital. the finance has been ongoing for 25 days, getting 11 palestinians, including 5 security personnel and jones. the us says it's conducted multiple ass strikes against who the targets and the game and a capital sign a and along the coast it says it's navy ships and aircraft come on, sent on a weapon. storage facility is when a heavy exchange of fire between the who these and israel in the past week, w

given six extra penalty points and the judge told the court that this made stormzy what�*s known as a potterh led to a nine month driving ban —— totter. stormzy�*s defence solicitor says he has now removed tints from windows, accepted full responsibility for his actions and apologised to the court today. steve, thank you. the proportion of people being diagnosed with cancer at an early stage has risen to its highest level since records began over 10 years ago — according to new figures from nhs england. nearly 60% of those diagnosed with the most common cancers were identified as having stage one or stage two of the disease — which increased the chances of survival. but the aim is to spot 75% of cancer at stages one and two by 2028. dominic hughes has this report. in a bradford city centre car park, this van represents the latest front in the battle against cancer. right, here comes that cold jelly i was telling you about, ok? the use of mobile scanners like this is just one way the nhs is trying to catch more cases of liver and lung cancers earlier when they are much more treatable. getting

reason we're here is simply because the president trump, i'm not, i'm not saying he's a friend to the potter's to me and people will know the united states as cool, little shops here. the head thing here is, tom said he wanted this done by the 20th of january, therefore it must be over by the 20th of january. and i think that was a message to benjamin netanyahu even just statements last week when he basically said all hell will break loose and gaza if you know this continues. well, that was lots of old people in gaza around even come off in the sense that got a he noticed a gas is already being level, you know, we'll know by some estimates that could be 300000 that and definitely it was 20000 children's dawsons have been bombed indiscriminately as saw, so they knew that that wasn't really a message that was a message to benjamin netanyahu, which was also reinforced by his, that of trump's invoice, the wit, costs and force, basically israel, kansas. and i should get on board with this plan with call even interrupted netanyahu's george about and said that was fine, being of no interest in sendin

so our first topic is my conversation with trevor potter, a renowned election lawyer. so trevor, if you'll come up and join over here, i will proceed there. we're going to, i think, go over there. and i it would be a one sided conversation if you don't turn the mic on. so if you find the little button there and. very good. thank you. so trevor potter is the president of the campaign legal center, which he founded in 2002. and he now leads the kelsey's efforts to advance democracy through law. trevor served as chairman of the federal election commission and is general counsel to john mccain's 2000 2008 presidential campaigns. he is perhaps best known for his recurring appearance is on the colbert report as the lawyer for stephen colbert's superpac, americans for a better tomorrow. tomorrow, during the 2012 election, the american bar association journal has described trevor as hands down. one of the top lawyers on the country and the delicate intersection of politics, law and money. not necessarily in that order. he's also taught campaign finance law at the university of

. >> reporter: harry potter. >> reporter: the new york phil's english horn and oboe player.ny of the movies, even when he is not playing, right? >> but we have a few sneaky ways of watching the movie in the wood wind section. my favorite one, and i actually have it right here is the rear view mirror. >> reporter: no! >> this is literally a rear view mirror from amazon, and we tape it right on top of our stand lights. >> reporter: and management approves of this? >> i plead the 50. [ laughter ] >> reporter: you do four performances of each movie. you do four movies in a season, and they all sell out. so shouldn't you do ten performances of each movie? >> well -- >> reporter: david pogue revolutionizes the modern orchestra. >> david pogue will destroy the modern orchestra. this is a symphony orchestra. we play mahler. we play bach. we splay mozart. so we have a responsibility to the canon of music. and no, we're not a movie house. we're a symphony orchestra. >> reporter: well, okay. but even deborah boorda recognizes that live orchestra movies have become popular option for am

potter, you stop that attitude. good to see you. i am so upset right now.s of corruption, and he just gave the finger to the separation of powers and congress's oversight role. so, there was great frustration building up. (footsteps pattering) there was a very strong sense in the country and in our caucus that we needed to formalize it into an impeachment inquiry or investigation. but i think that the democratic leadership was nervous about the politics of it. (footsteps pattering) some of our members started to say, trump's not worth it. the president's not worth it. the question is whether the constitution is worth it and whether the country is worth it. if you have bladder leaks when you laugh or cough- like we did- there's a treatment that can help: bulkamid. and the relief can last for years. we're so glad we got bulkamid. visit findrealrelief.com to find a physician near you. (tony hawk) i still love to surf, snowboard, we're so glad we got bulkamid. and of course, skate, so i take qunol magnesium to support my muscle and bone health. qunol's high-abs

graham potter takes charge at west ham — his firstjob back in management for nearly two years. of the pandemic as the number of flu cases continues to spiral — according to the nhs�*s medical director. the latest figures for england show there were on average just over 5,400 patients in hospital every day with flu — and more 250 with the virus in critical care. that's nearly a thousand up on the week before. it's contributing to a shortage of beds — with longer waits in a&e and for ambulances. warwick is one of many hospitals where a �*critical incident�* was declared. hugh pym spent time there this week witnessing a service that�*s struggling to cope with intense winter demand. minutes into his 12—hour shift, raj, a consultant, is updated. if i look at my screen now and look at the people all waiting for a bed, first ten people are over the age of 80. the situation looks dire. the challenge, finding beds. how are you feeling at the moment? percy has an underlying condition and suspected norovirus. we're just trying to find a space for you inside. it takes several hours to get

butjuston kluivert levelled for the cherries with a penalty graham potter picked up his first win asor a first win over the hoops in 24 years but arne engels hasjust equalised from the penalty spot for celtic. 3—3 itsjust finished celtic restore their lead through yang hyun—jun. for the first time in the open era six british singles players have reached the second round of the australian open. the last time that happened was over 60 years ago. there were wins yesterday for jack draper, jacob fearnley, jody burrage and harriet dart, with emma raducanu and katie boulter progressing today. raducanu says her serve �*had a mind of its own' after a scrappy straight sets win over russia's ekaterina alexandrova. raducanu hit 15 double faults and lost her serve six times. she faces amanda anisimova of the us next. katie boulter is the highest british seed in the women's draw. she too had a tough opening match but dug deep to beat canada's rebecca marino in three sets. she's up against russian veronika kudermetova next and boulter has a point to prove afer failing to make it past the second ro