the future of manchester united, jim radcliffe enters the bidding. old today — we remember the start of bbc breakfast time — and a new chapter in british television. and coming up on the bbc news channel: he was last seen in international rugby playing for england, but three years on, ruaridh mcconnochie is picked in scotland's six nations squad. good evening. the future of electric car manufacturing in the uk has been dealt a blow with the collapse of britishvolt — a maker of electric car batteries — with most of its 300 staff made redundant with immediate effect. britishvolt had plans to build a giant factory in northumberland and was seen as a vital part of the industry's future in the uk. experts say several factories making batteries will be needed to support the future of car making as petrol and diesel engines are phased out. last year britishvolt asked the government for £30 million in support but it was refused as the company had not hit important targets. our business editor simonjack has more details. it's time to power up the future... a

radcliffe is even more interested before then he is interested yes.emind ourselves of the background to all of this. back in november last year that the glazer family announced that they were willing to sell manchester united, potentially. they bought the club backin potentially. they bought the club back in 2005. they have not been popular with the fans. an awful lot of protests in recent years. the big question was, would anyone comport and now sirjim radcliffe and ineos have. it is been current firmed that the chemical company have formally entered the bidding process to buy the club. try is one of britain's richest man. and he and ineos are already involved in a number of other sports, sailing, cycling, formula i with the mercedes team. jim radcliffe did make a bid to buy chelsea last year when they were up for grabs. they made a bid of around 4.5 billion pounds it was unsuccessful but he is a boyhood fan of manchester united he grew up in greater manchester so there is clearly a an emotional connection with the club. it will be interesting to see

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jim radcliffe his representatives have officially confirmed that they are involved in the process ofr the acquisition of manchester united if the billionaire becomes the new owner of the utah for radcliffe. this will be the second football club. businessman. also speaks french i would like to remind you that the current owners are ready to sell one of the most popular football clubs in the world. the mew family of blazers were announced in november, and the deal is expected to be worth at least $2 billion in 2005, respectively. sasha is in sports so far, see you soon. tomorrow , russia was alexander abramov and other topics in the special operation zone, enemy military targets are hitting russian self-propelled howitzers gvozdika, the continuous operation of the battery largely depends on the logistics units with aleksey baranov spoke to the fighters on the front line arriving at the appointed time the crew of the bmp already replenished the ammunition load. now, before returning to the position, it remains only to fill the tanks with fuel. during combat work, vehicles with fuel move

man united if jim radcliffe becomes the new owner for him. this will be the second football club. businessman. also owns a french brand. let me remind you that the readiness to sell one of the most popular football clubs in the world, the current owner of the yaglazers, was announced in november, respectively, last year. the deal is expected to be worth at least $2 billion . glazer is owned by a muse in 2005. that's all about sports for now, see you in the next chat. millions of people will take part in epiphany bathing next night of this emergencies ministry estimate across russia will open almost 3.500 bought. well, what temperature is expected in different parts of the country, where it will be coldest of all, olga mikhailova will tell to whom the epiphany frosts are below minus 60, and to whom the epiphany thaws of the inhabitants of russia are preparing to plunge into fonts, where this night will be coldest of all, and where, on the contrary, is it warm in spring? what air temperature is considered the most comfortable for swimming in jo

eu radcliffe chambers. stephen what is this stuff about ? eu crickets is this stuff about?s , right . so a is this stuff about? eu crickets , right. so a few years ago in 2015, the eu decided to put in sex into the food chain and they did that by modifying the law. and then they allowed a body called , the european food called, the european food standards agency , to authorise standards agency, to authorise some insects into the food chain. as far as i can tell, first one they authorised were dned first one they authorised were dried yellow mealworms . and what dried yellow mealworms. and what attracted my attention last . attracted my attention last. week was that as you say, divergence happening because the eu is carrying on with its policy which it wants insects in the food chain and we have separated from it so we can no longer automatically doing what the eu says . so last week the eu the eu says. so last week the eu authorised partially de facto cricket powered order into the food chain and as you say, it's now they've authorised into beer and pizza . whether or not y

. >> joining is now former national intelligence director john radcliffe. let's get you a broad overview of all of this it. i want to focus especially on the amount of money that we kno that the biden family was getting through hunter biden an that we know that joe lied when he said he never discussed foreign business deals with hunter pure we have photographi evidence he attended with his partners is foreign business partners. the amount of money from all these countries the number one geopolitical file in that is china. the money and is staggering in terms of its magnitude. tens of millions of dollars it coming from china. our number one adversary and of the folks that were benefiting from that as we are finding out the circumstances around this pendant-biden center include no just joe biden, but hunter bide who e-mail show negotiated at least in part that deal current secretary of state anthony blin and current white house counselors diversity who were both employed at an office at that as you pointed out chinese business associates may have ha access to

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lauren: jim radcliff. stuart: what's he paying? don't know the club is worth $4.5 billion so radcliff has been a fan since his boyhood, one of the richest men in britain. he owns a chemical company, not sure how much the bid is, but he did try to buy chelsea last year and he bid about $4 billion at the time and he didn't get it so we'll see. the deal is expected, according to reports, end of the season. stuart: that's good lauren. you're speaking with authority about soccer. lauren: i know. i'm trying. i did a lot of reading not watching but reading. stuart: you start watching it, it's fun. can you please put moderna on the screen, please? i know they just got results from the rsv vaccine. i guess it was effective. lauren: 84% in people over the age of 60. it is a late stage trial and it showed to prevent two or more symptoms like fever or cough and moderna says the intent to submit this it's an mrna vaccine for rsv for regulatory approval by june. it's going to be a blockbuster if approved. i mean, cohen is putting the sales at $1

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93—year—old elizabeth east is being assessed at thejohn radcliffe in oxford. how are you doing?e many hospitals across the country, it has been pushed to its limit. good morning. hello. how are you feeling today? elizabeth fell at her care home and has a broken arm. she's already spent nearly five hours in the emergency department. now, she is being assessed on a special unit run by drjordan bowen. you've had a long night. you must be very sleepy. when admitted to a hospital ward, frail, older patients stay for an average of ten days. how about — are you feeling cold, are you? yes. all right. and this is not a good place for a person like elizabeth who is also living with dementia. it is trying to normalise her environment, which we simply can't do in a hospital, which is why already, my intent is to do as much as i can within her own familiar environment, in her own care home. this assessment unit aims to get people who arrive as emergencies home the same day. what we try to do is intercept patients who would otherwise be arriving in the emergency department or being admitted i

ally radcliff now with more on what they found. >> reporter: tonight, the unprecedented fbi search of a sitting president's home for classified documents escalating the legal and political situation for president biden. the white house revealing yet another bombshell late saturday, that six items with classification markings were discovered friday after an exhaustive 13-hour search of the president's wilmington, delaware, home, some of them dating back to his time in the senate and as vice president. >> his notes, his files, his memorabilia, his to-do lists from two decades ago just to make sure they had everything. they >> reporter: the fbi conducting the search at the invitation of the president's legal team in coordination with the justice department, which is now reviewing the materials. >> after the lawyers found additional documents at the president's home, the president asked his team and said, reach out to the doj and give them access to my house. >> reporter: it's the fourth such discovery after fewer than a dozen classified documents were found at the president's former offi

well, stephen barratt is barrister at radcliffe chambers and writer in the spectator and me now.en, you've been looking at this case in detail. i read your piece a few days on the. what's your overarching view as to whether or not it's for these 4000 laws to be reviewed and potentially abolished in a short space of time ? well, to be perfectly time? well, to be perfectly honest, tom, i could do it in under a year . honest, tom, i could do it in under a year. a professional law firm could probably do it in a month. i mean, what we're talking about here is a very bafic talking about here is a very basic exercise, and it really does just go to your ability as a lawyer. you're looking all these laws, they say now that there are 4000. they had an initial review where they found two and a half thousand, but% of them had been deleted anyway. and then they say that the office of national statistics has found another 4000. i've unkedin has found another 4000. i've linked in my article to the publicly sources, but all professional lawyers are most of have a subscription to a professional se

sirjim radcliffe has confirmed his interest in buying manchester united.child. mr ratcliffe attempted to buy chelsea last year, but his late offer was rejected — as todd boehly was successful in taking overfrom roman abramovich. it is day three of the australian open, in melbourne. after extreme heat, then rain halted play on tuesday, it is going to be another—packed day of tennis. let's get more from melbourne now where, we can speak to marnie vinall. she's a sports reporter at the age newspaper. great to get you on the programme. i must say, it's pretty exciting, but now we've got extreme heat than rain. what do yesterday's results mean for the play today? incredibly bizarre day. — mean for the play today? incredibly bizarre day, especially _ mean for the play today? incredibly bizarre day, especially the - bizarre day, especially the internationals visiting, but may be a bit assumed from balbirnie he ends who are used to wild weather conditions. the matches were suspended until late in the afternoon, and hours later they were suspended again due to the

so professor dan lattison from thejohn radcliffe hospital in oxford has come to see him.team carry rapid blood tests, heart monitoring and an ultrasound that plugs straight into his mobile phone. ted's heart is not pumping properly. usually ted would be tested and treated in hospital but after a quick discussion with a heart specialist he is given the intravenous drugs he needs whilst sitting in his armchair. we can assess you and we can diagnose you and with the right support we can treat you at home if that is your choice. we are not replacing the hospital, this is not about the death of the hospital, it is about the rebirth of the hospital. this treatment helped ted stay—at—home for as long as possible, but his family say in the end they couldn't find enough care staff to help them cope as he deteriorated. he died in a hospice a few weeks later. for initiatives like hospital at home to work more widely, staff shortages in both health and social care would need to be tackled, but the team says patients welcome the choice. just this one up and the doors open. in hull the

as an inevitable civil war between hindus, muslims, and sikhs, the british commissioned sir cyril radcliffeyou know. >> anthony: two months to divide -- create a new country basically. >> uday: two months to divide the -- so he took the map, and just drew a line. you know people died because of the displacement. unofficially they say it's two million people. you know, when giants fight, the minnows get trampled upon. >> anthony: in one of the largest exchanges of populations in history, many millions of people fled their homes. almost immediately, religious violence broke out on a mass scale. this is exactly what the partition had been intended to avoid. do people here still have families over there? >> uday: yeah they do. when the line was drawn, they were villages which were split into half. there are some houses where you enter from india and you exit from pakistan. >> anthony: really. wow. >> uday: this part of punjab, and that part of punjab, they were one state. so, the culture, the eating habits, it was just very similar. >> anthony: well it's a popular metaphor for india. pakistan i

zamora has been a stegner fellow, stanford and a radcliffe fellow at harvard and holds fellowships from the national endowment for the arts and the poetry foundation. welcome. our illustrious group. a lot of work, a lot of water, high. the books. we love that. what's up, miami? yeah. i haven't been back since the pandemic, so it's like, thank you for inviting me back. it's been great. and incredible career. and lee, i feel so honored to be here. i just a lot of gratitude. that's because i finally out exactly where i needed to be. if i some if you saw me this morning when i was trying to find where i needed to be, i was a very grumpy. i was like, what is this many people? but honestly, what a beautiful community event that so many people. miami, this is such an incredible cultural event, the city of miami. and i'm so glad that it remains such an important part of your city. so kudos you make that happen. i mean, not the organizers. i mean. yes, the organizers really. it's your tone turn out so. thank you so much. so i i'm the author of a memoir once i was you a memoir of love and hate an

who better to check that than john radcliff, former national director of intel. john, i want to begin with one of the most repeated defenses that we've heard. one, again and again, that was echoing in the media atmosphere today. this from a senior adviser to the white house counsel. >> he's fully cooperating with the department of justice. we're following doj's lead throughout this investigation making sure that they have access to the information that they need to conduct an efficient and thorough review. >> laura: now, your response to the word compoperating. >> first of all, they weren't coop accelerate. in this case it wasn't joe biden's lawyers that notified that there was a problem with classified documents. it was national archives that reported it to the doj, so they began cooperating when they got caught but to your larger point, laura, people need to understand this is a red herring. cooperation is not a defense in the law. cooperation goes to the issue of leniency and the sentence that a defendant may get. bank robbers who show up with the money back a

here is former director of national intelligence john radcliffe. we all basely have a big problem here. i want to you with the issue of a double standard. hillary clinton had top-secret classified documents in her servers. even jim comey announced in july 2016. and then he ignored the whole issue of 33,000 deleted e-mails and devices, blackberries, iphones bashed with hammers and sim cards removes. we don't know where we are on those e-mails. he said no prosecutor would ever prosecute. but then they raid mar-a-lago. joe biden has it in five places and they haven't even checked his rehobeth beach home. why didn't he get rated? why is their a double standard? >> sean, i don't know that it's a double standard so much that it's a two party justice system as you just laid out. democrats have been treated one way under the system of justice and republicans differently. hillary clinton and joe biden have been treated exactly the same with respect to donald trump, search warrants and raids against a president we were told that was by the book and following

he said it was russian information even though john lee radcliffe said it was not. everybody knew it was not. but schiff said it anyway because it was politically expedient to say congratulations to that reporter. she got kevin mccarthy more upset than i have ever seen him the hole time i have known him. good move, kevin. good choice. >> thank you. >>> now to another deeply concerning story from the federal government. you might have noticed that some how many public servants are modest public salaries get filthy rich by serving you the people. how does that happen? joe biden was once the self proclaimed forest member of congress. he is now one of the richest people in washington, d.c. by the way, how did he make all that money? where did it come from? did he ever get his 10%? did hunter have to fork over as he claimed on his laptop over 50% of his income to pops? what about joe biden's taxes. what do they show? do they show that hunter was paying nearly $50,000 a month to rent a room and dad's house? what about nancy pelosi? after decades in washington in the swamp

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i originally supported marco rubio and trey gowdy and john radcliffe and a whole bunch of other, tim pompeo but marco lost and trump and he ended up being a great president. >> i have agree with him. i don't agree -- i disagree with -- i agree with the way he thinks. >> bill: if republicans are holding are line are they making the process better? i don't think the public pays attention to details but the dysfunction. maybe in the near term does it make them a better governing body? >> i don't know. my argument would be no because i think what they are asking for -- i can understand if they said we're against kevin mccarthy because we don't think he will be strong enough on the border. we don't think he will fund police officers enough in the country to fight crime. what they are talking about are things that i don't think the american people understand and it sounds more personal and petty in grievances than it does patriotic in public service. that's my issue with them. again, the reason i shook my head everything jason said, these are things you settle in a room. >> dana: go get a

weat know that, as radcliffe said, he was involved with some know than stellar people from ukraine, from russia. and , yot u know, we believe the hunter biden is a national a security risk. so to know tha wert they were j, you know, these documents were laying around the house in the garage, in the living room. i don't know if they checkedov the glove compartment or not. in that corvette, but i hope they do. i mean, this is very concernin g and . thd this is another reason why that republican leadership should have already been o briefed on the severity of what those documents were d that were in possession at the biden house. >> congressman, i only have 20 seconds o left, but if we don't use the power oft the purse to get the white house to comply with the demands of the congress,of i don't think they're goin tghen to complgrk thy. will you all use the power of the purse slashing budgets if they don't comply? with you guys? >> absolutely. you know, the white house can thank the senate republicans for the first nine months after that. bit's going to be hard because the house republicans

daniel radcliffe, especially.e'd be stocking shelves in if it wasn't for shelves in lidl if it wasn't for rowling. lady susan hosking national treasure a lifetime of dedicated service to our royal. she asks a woman of many different names who is clearly confused her own identity. where she was from the confused charity magnet , who, by the way, charity magnet, who, by the way, may well have the charity commission on case . marlene commission on our case. marlene hadley then got lady susan council . in fact she even forced council. in fact she even forced a grovelling apology. people who said they had concerns about the covid vaccine and dared to suggest the coronavirus originated in a lab borrowed free in china. despite the father . some evidence free in china. despite the father. some evidence appears to suggest that. that's at least a possibility. well, they were cancelled by news outlets. they had freedoms restricted . people had freedoms restricted. people have cancelled by their have been cancelled by their f

daniel radcliffe, especially.e'd be stocking shelves in if it wasn't for shelves in lidl if it wasn't for rowling. lady susan hosking national treasure a lifetime of dedicated service to our royal. she asks a woman of many different names who is clearly confused her own identity. where she was from the confused charity magnet , who, by the way, charity magnet, who, by the way, may well have the charity commission on case . marlene commission on our case. marlene hadley then got lady susan council . in fact she even forced council. in fact she even forced a grovelling apology. people who said they had concerns about the covid vaccine and dared to suggest the coronavirus originated in a lab borrowed free in china. despite the father . some evidence free in china. despite the father. some evidence appears to suggest that. that's at least a possibility. well, they were cancelled by news outlets. they had freedoms restricted . people had freedoms restricted. people have cancelled by their have been cancelled by their f

the british billionaire sirjim radcliffe has confirmed his interest in buying manchester united.ant of a limit. we know there are a number of people, manchester united, the glaziers, the family who owned the club, who have indicated they want to buy the club. one of the most recent successful is this man in the uk says he wants to be involved, but one thing to bear in mind with premier league clubs, as we've seen with manchester city, as we've seen with manchester city, as we've seen with manchester city, as we've seen with newcastle as well, is sometimes individual businesses or businesspeople cannot be involved. sometimes whole states will choose to get involved, such as saudi arabia's connections with newcastle, so we will have to see how that goes. further updates on the bbc sport website and i will be back with you in a couple of minutes' time. hello. well, frosty weather has gripped much of the uk. it is cold outside and snowy for many of us. this was the scene in derry/londonderry earlier today, that snow looking picturesque against the blue sky. over the next few days, it

so this professor from thejohn radcliffe hospital in oxford has come to see him.gnose you, and, with the right support, we can treat you at home if that's your choice. we are not replacing the hospital. this is not about the death of a hospital. it's like the rebirth of a hospital. this treatment helped ted stay at home as long as possible. but his family say in the end they couldn't find enough care staff to help them cope as he deteriorated. he died in a hospice a few weeks later. for initiatives like hospital at home to work more widely, staff shortages in both health and social care would need to be tackled. but the team says patients welcomed the choice. in hull, they say they are also improving care and easing nhs purchase. mary is here for a full body and life mot. she was referred after three falls. after seeing a doctor, pharmacist, physio and social worker, her medication is adjusted as it may be increasing her risk of falling. the more people that get a chance to come here, the better. the centre says their patients have fewer hospital and gp visits, wi

so this professor from thejohn radcliffe hospital in oxford has come to see him. a quick discussion with a heart specialist, he is given the intravenous drugs he needs whilst sitting in his armchair. we can assess you, we can diagnose you, and, with the right support, we can treat you at home if that's your choice. we are not replacing the hospital. this is not about the death of a hospital. it's like the rebirth of a hospital. this treatment helped ted stay at home as long as possible. but his family say in the end they couldn't find enough care staff to help them cope as he deteriorated. he died in a hospice a few weeks later. for initiatives like hospital at home to work more widely, staff shortages in both health and social care would need to be tackled. but the team says patients welcomed the choice. in hull, they say they are also improving care and easing nhs purchase. mary is here for a full body and life mot. she was referred after three falls. after seeing a doctor, pharmacist, physio and social worker, her medication is adjusted as it may be increasing