keep making that beautiful noise in the sky, robbie. i'll miss you."wood said: robbie robertson was born in toronto in 1943. he left home at 16 to pursue a music career, forming the band in 1967. they made their name as a backing group for bob dylan, helping influence his transition from folk artist to rock star. after the band broke up, he pursued a solo career, but also became a film composer, forging a close working relationship with the director martin scorsese. robbie robertson carried on working pretty much until the day he died. he once said of his music that he started from a place where he had no idea what to do, and then some light shines through and it turns into something magical. guitarist, singer and composer — robbie robertson — who's died at the age of 80. fancy owning a piece of twitter? billionaire owner elon musk is putting twitter building signs and other items from the company up for auctionjust weeks after the firm's rebranding as x. among the 584 lots on offer are coffee tables, outsized bird cages, and oil paintings of images th

robbie robertson was born in toronto in 1943.e their name as a backing group for bob dylan, helping influence his transition from folk artist to rock star. after the band broke up, he pursued a solo career, but also became a film composer, forging a close working relationship with the director martin scorsese. # catch the blue train. robbie robertson carried on working pretty much until the day he died. he once said of his music that he started from a place where he had no idea what to do, and then some light shines through and it turns into something magical. robbie robertson, who has died at the age of 80. you're watching bbc news. hello. for many parts of the uk, it feels as if summer has made a return. the warmest weather we have seen for quite some time. it may not last that long, because on the satellite picture, you can see the cloud out to the west, a weather front that will bring something of a change. ahead of that, a feed of southerly winds and some warm air spreading across the uk. feeling quite humid in places. while

remembering robbie robertson. ♪ take a load off, fanny ♪ >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" withter holt. >>> good evening. it was paradise in flames in hawaii where incredibly fast-moving wildfires on the island of maui have claimed at least six lives overnight framing parts of the picturesque tourist destination against a hellish backdrop. homes, businesses, and the historic town of lahaina destroyed. power and communications crippled. residents and visitors urgently evacuated. others running for their lives in desperate sprints to the ocean to escape the heat and smoke. many of the injured treated for burns. the fire sweeping across the western part of maui driven by strong winds fueled by a hurricane hundreds of miles away that initially kept firefighting helicopters on the ground. miguel almaguer has made his way to maui and has this late report. >> reporter: the apocalyptic scene in maui unfolded before sunrise. an island wildfire so explosive, flames poured into the desperate to plunge the ocean escape inferno. >> careful here. >> reporter: the coast guard quickly plucking

right now, margot robbie. ama: have a great night everyone. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- margot robbie. sabrina impacciatore. and music from the white buffalo. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everyone. thank you. welcome. very nice. hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thanks for watching. thank you for joining us tonight. we do have a good show for you. i have to say -- you know what, thank you, i appreciate that. i'll tell you, i was only planning to jingle some of the way tonight. but now i think i might be jingling all the way. [ cheers ] i might just go for it. christmas is kind of -- you think about it, kind of a weird universe. there are entire radio stations, cable channels totally devoted to christmas. hallmark and the lifetime channel right now, it's nothing but gingerbread and tongueless kissing under the mistletoe. [ laughter ] listen to the descriptions of some of these movies. "stepping into the holiday." sparks f

robbie robertson was born in toronto in 1943.career, forming the band in 1967. they backed bob dylan, helping influence his transition from artist to rock star. singing. after the band broke up, he pursued a solo career, but also became a film composer, forging a close working relationship with the director martin scorsese. robbie robertson: working pretty much until the day he died. he once said of his music that he started from a place where he had no idea what to do, and then some light shines through and it turns into something magical. the guitarist, singer and composer robbie robertson there who has died at the age of 80. here in the uk, police in the west midlands say they are treating a fire at a well—known 18th—century pub near dudley as arson. the cookhouse described as written's longest pub was largely destroyed by the blaze. it was then bulldozed with the local councils that was unauthorised, unacceptable and possibly unlawful. what is left of the pipe has now been searched by a specialist fire service dog that can sn

tributes tonight to the band's robbie robertson. >>> good evening, it's great to have you with us on this wednesday night. i'm whit johnson, in for david. and we begin with the devastation playing out in hawaii. wildfires raging across maui tonight. people racing to escape the flames. hundreds of homes and businesses dest destroyed. burn patients flown to hospitals in honolulu. at least six people killed. visitors asked to stay away. dra maltic drone images of flames burning at night across the landscape. the heartbreaking scene in this historic town, preserved by the people who live there. now watching it burn. families forced to evacuate, finding traffic on theed rad roads. fire seen circling the harbor. some people rescued after jumping into the ocean to escape the flames. and from above, a helicopter pilot's view, shocked at the destruction, saying it looks like a war zone. and tonight, the husband separated from his wife as he tried to protect their home. one of many who live there suffering tonight. we'll get to rob marciano in a moment on the rare wind event fueling the flames

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robbie is the coverage of this indictment overall fair? msnbc, and i might have missed one or two, seems like every host, every pundit, everybody whose ever tried a case, was hailing this indictment and bash ing trump and plus will be before a d.c. jury which isn't going to be fair oracle to him. >> there's a lot of bias in the mainstream media not just in terms of the political santa fe but the bias in favor of prosecutors in general. cnn, everybody they bring on is a g-man, somebody who brought cases or investigated so of course they are always going to say -- howie: they must want x defense attorney. >> where are they? put them on and that skews the coverage because the american people deserve to know he's going to have a defense. he is entitled to a defense. there's still due process and just because there are tons of people who hate him on tv and cnn and msnbc, saying this case is airtight you aren't hearing the other side yet. howie: i think that's true. laura is the concept to balance itself outdated because is the media going to co

robby: yeah. of a fan. geoff: i am a bit of a guitar player. john: i like to start songs with like a top line or something like that. oh, i know this song. that's kind of how iris is in the beginning and all this other songs that you mentioned. geoff: are there any songs like you're in a groove and it just feels right? robby: yeah. slide is always -- [snaps] we always play that kind of early and like if there's a song that, you know, that the first song everybody knows is that one, you know? john: yeah, i still love that that, you know, you start playing something, you start playing the guitar riff at the top of the song, which apparently you do in every song. [laughter] know you're going well because you play a ding ding. that's yes. ♪ i never get sick of like, turning the microphone around into listening to them sing. i sat on my sofa at 2:00 in the morning and a guitar and a pen and a piece of paper and like, wrote this song and like to connect like that. that's an amazing thing. that's somethi

robbie robertson was born in toronto in 1943.ob dylan. they went from folk artist to rock stars. after the band broke up, he pursued a solo career but also became a film composer, forging a close working relationship with the director, martin scorsese. robbie robertson carried on working pretty much until the day he died. one set of his music at that he started from a place where he had idea what to do and then sunlight shines through and it turns into something magical. i�*ll be back at the top of the hour with more. stay with us here on bbc news hello there. heatwave conditions across the globe have been dominating weather headlines in recent weeks. and this week, we saw a return to heat across iberia. on wednesday afternoon in southern spain, we saw a high of 44 degrees, 111 fahrenheit. we are tapping into some of that warmth across the uk — not as extreme. it was a pleasant day on wednesday. thursday, it will be warmer still, with temperatures perhaps peaking at 27, possibly 28 degrees. that�*s 82 fahrenheit. but widespread w

robbie and indeed its battle with the other big movie at the moment, oppenheimer.tomic bomb. the battle has been branded barbenheimer and has led to a number of memes and social media, one of those showing margot robbie pars like her style as a mushroom cloud. the official barbie account replied to that, posting this: in another meme gillian murphy is assured carrying margot robbie. the barbie account replied that: that sparked outrage forjapan. a hashtag is trending. japan of course is the only country to have suffered nuclear attacks. the barbie movie itself is due to be released on 11 august, just five days after the anniversary of the nuclear attacks on hiroshima in 1945. warner brothers have apologised, posting a statement on the barbiejapan account which has been viewed over 36 million times. it said it was: separately, the us hq for warner brothers gave the bbc this statement, saying: in addition, twitter, which has now been rebranded x has added contacts to the original posts about the historical angle of those attacks onjapan. that's nicky schiller. you've

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robbie robertson died after a long illness.e was 80 years old and questions are swirling about two other reported deaths this morning. >> a social media post claims that 40 year old internet rapper lil tay and her brother have died. but according to the daily beast, the coroner in their home city has no record of them in its system. >> so i'm out here flexing and all y'all broke haters, she was the foul mouthed trash talking tween, flaunting her alleged wealth and extravagant lifestyle. >> and now we'd be living in the hills. >> have you? y'all don't have that view. >> and i'd be holding your mama's ring. >> lil tay. >> real name. claire hope rose to fame as a nine year old rapper and social media star, ultimately amassing more than 3 million followers on instagram, telling nightline back in 2018, i'm only nine years old, but i'm richer than all these broke haters. >> youngest flexer and i'm working hard to make all my money and insisting this was her authentic self. they're saying that like someone's forcing me to do this, but

. ♪ ♪ >>> we are remembering legendary rocker robbie robertson, lead guitarist for the band.e one of the group's biggest songs, "the wake." he died yesterday after a long illness. the band was a major influence on popular music in eight 60s and '70s. robertson also had a solo career in eight 80s and produced movie soundtracks. robbie robertson was 80. >>> it will cost you more to stream disney plus, and iphone users may get hung up on a change with a button. shanelle kaul has your cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: the stock market slid for another day as concerns mount over the health of the u.s. banking system while investors await a crucial new inflation reports being released today. the dow lost 191, the nasdaq down 162, and the s&p 500 lost 31 points. >>> president joe biden is banning new american investment in chinese tech industries. the treasury department said the executive order is at aimed at guarding national security. it would prohibit american venture capitalists and private equity firms from investing and developing computer chips and certain a.i. applicat

right now, margot robbie. ama: have a great night everyone. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- margot robbie. sabrina impacciatore. and music from the white buffalo. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel!

he turned to me and he was such a wonderful man, robbie lance. he said to me, i am not going to promote anybody. you should go to los angeles. you will make a lot of money and you will be an agent there. he got me an interview at caa, and ray kurtzman said to me -- which you cannot do now -- he said, you are too old to go to the mailroom. i did what i normally do, i peppered him with calls. i think i called him three times a day every day. he turned to me, another great man, and he said, on thursday, he said, if you can be here on monday, you got a job in the mailroom. i got out there and bought a used car for $1000, $1500 or something. i was in the mailroom and everybody was younger and i was off to the races. david: very often i read that people work in the mailroom. what happens in a mailroom in these talent agency firms that enables you to rise up? ariel: you made copies of scripts. and you drive the scrips around to clients or studio heads, and you deliver paperwork, get lunches, and then you become an assistant, then you become an agent, if

margo robbie could soon be cashing in on a multi-million dollar paycheck. is poised to make $50 million in salary and bonuses, as "barbie" takes the crown as the summer's biggest movie. while it has surged past the billion dollar mark, ticket sales keep climbing, as they would put it in the whole barbie world, ken not get enough of the suc success and the pink >> i still haven't seen it i've got to get there. >>> speaking of record breakers. the latest season on the latest drama, "the chi, it has skyrocketing numbers and it's produced by common and hailed as a success for the partnership between showtime and paramount plus so another score for streaming >> we're always asking, what are we watching? what do you want to watch next here's that on your list, too. >>> here's news to celebrate as this new girl just got some new bling. zooey deschanel is engaged to jonathan scott they shared a photo saying, quote, forever stars now >> ashley olsen sharing news the former "full house" star is officially a mom she and her husband have welcomed their first child, a b

we follow barbie, portrayed by margot robbie, as she goes on an adventure to the real world to restoreto malfunction. her mission — to find the human playing with her and discover why they are unhappy so that her life can go back to normal. where are we going? in the nearly two—hour film, a lot goes down. there are dance battles, ballads, and interesting takes on the patriarchy and womanhood that have resonated with many. greta gerwig's barbie pays homage to the iconic doll, but in the same breath it also pokes holes at the beauty standards that barbie sets for women. the cast breathes life into these plastic doll characters by giving them heart and humour. ryan gosling shines as barbie's boyfriend, but behind the belly laughs, there is a deeper meaning. barbieland is matriarchal paradise, but we later find ourselves questioning if this is at the expense of the ken characters. barbie has confounded the naysayers, proving that films with female characters made by female directors can be huge, international blockbusters. just before barbie was released, i noticed the arrival of the 25th

barbie, in which margot robbie and ryan gosling give excellent performances playing characters inspiredrld—famous plastic dolls, is a lot of fun. it's a thoughtful and intelligent satire. for me, at any rate, it could have been a bit deeper, but that said, it certainly generated a must—see. looking good, barbie. thanks, ken. barbie was more than just a blockbuster that broke several records, it was a real event movie, a rarity these days that allowed people to really enjoy a trip to the cinema, and it tapped into a genuinejoy many have for a plastic doll. it's like the only toy i used to play with when i was a girl. i used to dress them and do their hair, and barbie was my thing, so obviously now i have a daughter, i want to see it with her. i love barbie. i got so excited, i told my mum, can you please get tickets? and i was so excited. barbie really benefited from barbenheimer, a phrase emerged in social media. it became a cultural meme which helped fuel interested two very different films, barbie and 0ppenheimer, opening at the same time. i think the early barbenheimer effect was bec

i to spoke to person for the per in circle families for robbie domlyn your most welcome to the program. your overall thank you very much for you by giving me sure. why do you think the administrative education is so strongly opposed to this? this program by the, for, it is obviously some kind of political game for the minister because we've been speaking schools for something like 20 years. and it's never even a danger to anybody. the whole point is to go into a cos room together with the stay in boston, bartos b, j, b and the part of streaming. what is it austin immediate family member in the concrete. and the reason that are inches across is to show stories and products from nation stories of people. ready gone from anger and violence and, and wanting range to non violence, to looking for reconciliation and for telling the stories and the culture to 17 or kids of actually never in their lives major by listing. and i do a lot of the stokes and going into a hospital, i would say to the case of him who made some kind of interesting. and it's nobody who speaks arabic, nobody who's being

robby robertson, a legend from canada. made his name is america. stuff for us. >> dana: landowners in new hampshire are taking aim at the state's hunters law. hunters can enter private property and put up cameras to track animals. >> hunters will go far and wide for their sport. some in new hampshire say they are going to far, at least on private property. >> this is a rural area. you live here because you want privacy. >> exactly. i like to be left alone and just be uninterrupted. >> dennis lives on a remote 43 acre home in been, inc.ton, new hampshire. seven years ago he was walking his property and found a camera fastened to a tree. >> whose is this? why is it here and what is the purpose? >> it was a camera like this one. >> yes. >> which is for hunting. >> yes. >> it could have easily captured you and your family doing whatever. >> exactly. it invades my privacy and without authorization. this is my property where i live. i have an expectation of being private while i'm here, not under surveillance. >> his hunter was one of the first trying to

robbie robertson was 80. >>> after nearly 60 years, an amererican heroo finally g gets due.t. >>> one of the first black officers to serve in the green berets was honored today with the unveiling of his medal of honor plaque. the remarkable story of vietnam war veteran retired colonel paris davis, now receiving long overdue recognition. >> reporter: when president biden awarded the medal of honor to retired colonel paris davis in march -- >> we honor a true hero of our nation. >> reporter: it righted a nearly six decade old wrong for one of the elite officers in the united states green berets. since the white house ceremony, what's changed? >> everything. >> reporter: americans have taken the 84-year-old davis into their hearts. >> i couldn't go anywhere that someone didn't recognize me or come over and say thanks for your service. >> reporter: they've sent hand made cards. >> most of them were "we love you," "congratulations." >> reporter: he has even thrown out the first pitch at nationals park. [ cheering ] >> reporter: but some still ask why his medal of honor paperwork

when margot robbie was pitching barbie, margot robbie of course being the star of the film, she saiddirector then this film could make a billion. she was saying this before anybody else. stay with us here on bbc news. today has been a drier, calmer and brighter day than yesterday was. storm anthony has been easing a way eastwards. clear skies following on behind albeit with a speckling of shower cloud. most of their show there are easing and fading as we go through the evening and overnight. some spots in the countryside will get a little chillier than that. a fresh start on monday morning but under this little ridge of high pressure is a largely bright and bright start. some spells of sunshine around and we will see some showers popping up through the day but they should be quite as many as there has been today. however, this weather system running in from the west will eventually bring more cloud into the far south—west of england, the far south—west of wales and some misty murky conditions developing. some rain as well. temperatures i6 developing. some rain as well. temperatures 1

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when margot robbie was pitching barbie, margot robbie of course being the star of the film, she said director then this film could make a billion. she was saying this before anybody else. i certainly think they are going to be gearing up for more toy movies in the future. i know that on et al. are very keen, so for example, we have magic able the thing you shake when you want to work out whether or not you should go out or stay in. i am finding it hard to imagine how a movie like that would work. i suppose we will find out. but back to the question you pose, why did barbie work so well?— barbie work so well? well, it is a bi barbie work so well? well, it is a his original _ barbie work so well? well, it is a big original idea. _ barbie work so well? well, it is a big original idea. barbie - barbie work so well? well, it is a big original idea. barbie has - barbie work so well? well, it is a big original idea. barbie has got| big original idea. barbie has got brand recognition but the way they treat barbie with this sort of meta— knowing edge, she gets self—awareness and leaves barbie

let's bring in zane bus robbie, he's joining us live from the size of the train crash in the rob shaw. what's happening there now say we're here in part, you're still in southern sand province at the side of this crash and seeing it up close. you really get a sense of how terrible this incident must have been. let me just show you around at the train wreckage. these are the cars that have been removed from the tracks. they jump the tracks when, according to one of the police officials here, what it seems like is the brakes or the wheels, the wheels of the trains locked up. the car started jumping and then they began to crash into one another and then eventually had hit a bridge, just a just a little bit off camera. and once they hit that bridge, that's when the entire 10 car train derailed completely. and we saw the, the terrifying images that, that, that resulted. the wounded have been moved to a nearby hospitals in the show. the survivors are being housed there temporarily before being moved on to other locations where they need to go here just outside the small town where this trai

here to react senior editor at "reason magazine" robby soave, so they said this meeting in georgetownt joe biden did go. and didn't just stop by. he stayed for the entire dinner. and there was a burisma executive there what are your thoughts about the "the washington post" fact-checker now? >> it's incredible how far the goal posts have moved on this story. you know, years ago. everyone in the media, "the washington post," politico, denying that there's anything wrong in hunter biden's life and now here we are they have to admit. of course, they don't call it a correction. it's only a correction when republicans do something wrong. it's this is an update. sixth update where they acknowledge that, yes, it is alleged that biden was at that dinner by devon archer. incredible that glenn kessler's source, "the washington post" fact-checker for saying that biden was not at that dinner was biden surrogates themselves. so when they asked biden for his opinion, they're untruthful and then joe biden turns around and you could see that in his debate with trump years ago well the media, the intel

vance robby gave me his wings when i became an air force pilot. and right before robby passed away as able to put those on my son when he became an air force pilot. thank you. and i at the age rose fortunate enough i could with the vietnam p.o.w. jeff ellis was on mine structures advance and we had a great time in the squadron fred flom. i was able to fly off his wing. and i learned very quickly we had general moseley here with us, chief of the air force eight. chief, i learned when you fly with the former p.o.w. , there are no rules. and i assure you as a young first lieutenant, i wanted to fly with fred flom because did things that the air force told us we couldn't do through the years. we had those great reunions at the ranch. in your memory, those t-38 by and my bird force pilot thunderbird flew the g eight and said hey boss what you want me to do? i said, bird man, these are p.o.w.s. there are no rules. you give them the best possible show you could give them because these deserve that show. and my wife and i were there and we made this all a

like a twitter was saying that margot robbie was made like that was a dip.like if margot robbie's made that i'm a bridge troll, you know. >> so that's nobody made beans. >> like, not that hot. yeah, yeah. >> gre >> well, i would go with that. she's homely. exactly. chick right. not unlike me who doesn't look sickly at all. >> i'm kidding. n. i toldelightful perso[laugh >> i tel hl her that when i gett home because she fell in his i little trap. yes. than k you. >> know, i go back to. i go back to this. i think that we're in a periodfe of time where it's realizing thatare. i mean, let's be honest. do you think all the president's men was an honesesit film do? the book was honest about watergate. there's a lot of there's a non things that we take for granted about nuclear power that we find out not true.about you know what i mean? an inconvenienyot, that documentary. yeah. t. maybe t fell apar so, i mean, it's like maybe we're just becoming smarter. well, think it's so interesting that you started out talking about how the people are supposed to be telling us

planned, some candidates have now suspended their campaign events in the run up to the election day. robbie robertson, the lead guitar is then summarize of the influential canadian american recruit. the band has died at the age of 18. the act 1st gained prominence of own success with robinson penning some of the best known songs, including the weights a close friend of director martin scorsese. robinson worked with him on the soundtracks to films including raging bull and this is kill us of the flowers. joseph performed as a solo autos this year is from his 1987 w. the be watching dw news coming up next on the w, and use a is a display equipment from india as money post state. describe how fighting the force them to flee with edge of ads showing that says it's tramping downloads official intelligence. but some state bodies will likely be exempt from the regulations events as well. and has that in more right? got office in really inform me of the team. thanks for watching the hot tips for your bucket list. mentioned corner chat.

song, but ange postecoglou's is already being sung on the tottenham terraces to the song angels by robbielish league one side port vale, so he wouldn't sing it himself, would he? # everywhere, we play the way we want to # we beat postecoglou # were be right or wrong # it's big and bold, # so you can keep your pochettino # and marino and even christian # because everywhere we go _ # i'm loving big ange instead. i guess i am a spurs fan then!. that is just about it. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. we'll see you soon. take care. hello there. our final bank holiday weekend of the summer season was certainly dominated by sunny spells and scattered showers — some really potent ones on saturday, but by monday, fewer showers around, allowing us to get out and enjoy some fresh air and glimpses of sunshine. quite a cloudy start, but into the afternoon, the cloud broke up and we closed out the day with some decent sunshine around. now, low pressure is set to dominate this tuesday and continue with that sunny spells and sc

this officer that i spent a lot of time with and got to know, robby hall. during kind of right before covid got very, very into jujitsu and a number of officers there did. and he, you know, had just turned 40. he needed a way to kind of take care of himself. and he quickly came to recognize that if he knew how to physically respond to people when necessary in ways that would him to take them into custody safely without having to use an impact, without having to use his gun that that would be of benefit to him. and you know, one thing i think that we're seeing in country is that among the training that we need to be talking is getting officers much better and much more defensive tactics training because it is often the case that you'll have officers who, you know, they don't get training except for the academy. maybe they'll get for a couple of weeks, a year and know they encounter a situation on the street where they get into a fight and all they can think to do is draw their gun, whereas, you know, i've seen robbie hall, you know, someone pulls a knife and

so robbies chop shop, mate. robbies chop shop, mate. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> robbies chop shop.le marketed itself as a last male sanctuary and basically their last male sanctuary. >> for people who didn't understand that. >> yeah. thank you. yeah. because there's no authentic accent and an and they're accent and it's an and they're applying exemption the applying for an exemption to the equal opportunity act because they women coming in they don't want women coming in and ruining things. >> indeed . well, i mean, >> josh indeed. well, i mean, i've got to be honest, i saw this with what fight this coming with what the fight back ideology. back against trans ideology. this next natural step, this is the next natural step, surely. yeah, but why shouldn't we spaces, our own we be allowed spaces, our own spaces? different. spaces? we're different. this is the you're not allowed. spaces? we're different. this is the no, you're not allowed. spaces? we're different. this is the no, that's're not allowed. spaces? we're different. this is the no, that's whatt allowed. spaces? we're differ

well, tottenham have done that to a robbie williams track about their new manager ange postecoglou.# everywhere, we play the way we want to _ # it's big and bold, # so you can keep your pochettino # conte and mourinho # because everywhere we go # i'm loving big ange instead. you can get all the latest sports news from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. let us get more now from our scotland correspondence. for a while these figures were dropping. the figure for last year, 2022, 1276 people died as a result of alcohol in scotland. an increase of alcohol in scotland. an increase of 31 on the year before. national records for scotland, which puts out these figures, says that in terms of these figures, says that in terms of the death rate, the number dying per 100,000, that is not a significant increase year on year. at one of the things that people will look at in these figures, the number of deaths of men has stayed the same, the number of deaths of women has increased, by 31, to 440. that p

masses _ private. 0k, thank you very much, robbie.ews. thank you, rachel. suella braverman has denied that new police guidance on investigating lower—level offences will take resources away from tackling serious crime. the home secretary's announced an agreement with police forces to follow all "reasonable leads" on offences such as theft. labour's called the policy an "admission of failure". the firefighters' union is warning it could take legal action to stop asylum seekers being housed on a barge in dorset — which it's described as a "potential death trap". the government says the health and welfare of asylum seekers is its priority. record numbers of people in the uk are borrowing from family members to help them buy property, according to new research. nearly 320,000 homes are expected to be purchased with financial support from relatives this year — that's up 50% on 2020. and a huge totem pole is being returned to an indegenous group in canada — who say it was stolen a century ago and sold to the national museum of scotland. a c