. >> okay ruth langsford. >> okay ruth langsford. >> ruth langsford. >> ruth langsford. >> is looking fantastic isn't she. on the front of the express. looking very glamorous. >> yes. good old ruth. i mean i'm team eamonn but i don't really know much. about them. so good. >> on her. you know divorce. >> on her. you know divorce. >> is painful. >> is painful. >> but my friends got me through. great. there you go. good stuff ruth. >> well done. do you mean your divorce? >> you're not my divorce. no. i'm very happily married. >> to ruth. got me through, and i was like, why is ben confessing that? >> no, no. ruth's friends. >> no, no. ruth's friends. >> oh. >> oh. >> ruth, i'm not one of them. but, ruth, if you're out there, i'm willing to be. >> out there. she's on the papen >> yeah, but i could be friends with ruth. >> i think. >> i think. >> she's. >> she's. >> doing all right. let's have a look at saturday's. >> times, please. >> times, please. >> ben? yes? long term. >> ben? yes? long term. >> sick. >> sick. >> facing crackdown on benefits. >> facing crackdown on benefits. >> just go

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of head teacher ruth perry. what does she think of the proposed new system? welcome to newsnight — live from broadcasting house each weeknight. your panellists this evening: editor in chief ofjoe media, oli dugmore, former conservative deputy for president trump's inauguration. both lots of taxes were meant to come in tomorrow so the pause comes at the 11th hour. summit since brexit. is next in line for tariffs. what has happened over the last hour? we what has happened over the last hour? ~ ., ., , hour? we had the deal to pause the us on hour? we had the deal to pause the us - on - early - hour? we had the deal to pause the us - on - early in - hour? we had the deal to pause the us - on - early in the i us tariffs on mexico. early in the and in the last hour we heard day and in the last hour'we heard will day and in the last hour'we' heard will be paused, the that they will be paused, the american of the will paused. a lengthy tweet one will be paused. a lengthy tweet from trudeau, the concerns, saying banister, answering concerns, saying they will implemen

>> and if we did, wouldn't it ruth bader gnomes-berg?and i hate your half of the country! >> desi: guys, this garden is tearing us apart! please, let's compromise. for the sake of unity and all things dignified, we will give ronny a paul giamatti statue. >> thank you. >> desi: and to please josh, giamatti will be wearing a john adams hat. >> thank you, desi. >> desi: and he'll be naked on a horse next to a proud gnomes bader ginsberg. >> fine. but she's nude and her boobs have to look like paul giamatti. >> i'm fine with that. as long as she's surrounded by a lovely little field of begonias. >> begonias, you stupid [bleep]? it's picadillies or i burn this garden to the ground. >> desi: okay, you know what, forget the garden. unification canceled. ronny chieng and josh johnson, everyone. [cheers and applause] when we come back, charlamagne will give us his opinion, so don't go away. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> desi: welcome back to "the daily show." we all know i've got great opinions, but i'm not the only one. studies

so myself and a colleague, ruth clegg, went undercover as potential clients. to represent that in somemost serious things was that he gave me antibiotics. now antibiotics are a prescription only medication, the law in my appointment. i asked three separate plastic surgeons about this and they all told me this is breaking the law. botched: the brazilian butt lift nightmare. now it's to take a look at the weather. hello again. it's continuing to drift eastwards through the rest to patchy fog and frost. you can see that with all the blues on the chart, notjust through tonight and tomorrow, but right the way but what we have at the moment is a weather front. towards the south and the east, it will brighten up behind it. some squally showers coming in too. and temperatures 7 to about 11 degrees. clearing away, leaving clear skies behind. as we push further south. it's going to be a cold night, but with all the wind around, probably too windy to have any issues with frost or fog. a few showers getting into northern ireland, a few across parts of england, but most of us dry with cloud england

also joining us, professor of history at new york university, ruth ben-ghiat garrett.s is a challenge. >> and you. saw it. >> i think in a lot of the conversations. >> you had in the. >> last half. >> hour where we are caught up in trying to wrap our heads. around this story as. >> it. >> unfolds. >> because we. >> are used. to thinking. >> of covering american politics in. >> the. >> frame of a. >> democracy, of a representative democracy with. >> rules and norms. >> and the rule of law.nd overseas. when we write, when we see. foreign correspondents from the us. >> write about. >> authoritarian regimes or politically. unstable regimes. >> we have. >> all of these. >> tropes and terms. >> that we're. >> much more. >> easily able to. deploy and define and. name that i. >> think we. >> are really struggling. >> to apply here. >> at home. >> even as we are. >> watching. >> you know, the. gravest threat to. american democracy that we have ever. >> seen play. >> out hour by. hour that, you know. >> elon musk is. >> staging a coup. >> on the american federal government. and

it's just over two years since ruth perry took her life after an inspection.7—year—old forward — united since he was seven. rashford has not played a game for the side since early december after falling out of favour with its new manager. have a few clubs approach me, but aston villa was an easy rashford has faced harsh criticism from the united beyonce — the awards' most decorated artist — her name was announced by members of the los by recent wildfires. # i love la. of humanity shines through. and the people of los angeles, right now, so tonight, we decided we're notjust going we're also celebrating the city that brought us so much of that music. were la's firefighters. the grammy goes to... finally won best album after having narrowly i just feel grateful and very honoured. it's been many, many years. best new artist went to chappell roan, who called for record labels to provide better support to record labels need to treat their artists as valuable employees, with a liveable wage and health insurance and protection. labels, we got you, but do you got us? h

. >> that was under ruth porat. >> that was under ruth porat. this new cfo came in from eli lilly. great reputation. i think last earnings call three months ago was her first call. and there was a lot of investor excitement that she was going to at least continue the work that ruth started, if not kind of accelerate it. i didn't hear quite i didn't hear a lot incremental from her last night on that front. so i would like to hear more from her about sort of commitment to cost controls. but again, it's sort of like a miss on margins, a big capex guide, not a lot of comfort coming from the new cfo. i think that's sort of the recipe today. >> one more quickly on this, if i think back to when microsoft reported, interestingly, then they had a miss on the cloud, didn't they? i mean, those shares were down and at the time people were saying, well, they're clearly losing share to google and to other players. now that google's had the same problem, what are we to think? >> i think they're two very separate issues. microsoft is chalking it up to more of an execution issue on the non-ai side

bye. hundreds of thousands of lebanese fleet and just rarely bombardments ended up sleeping on babe ruth streets the seen a flood when her home came under attack upon him. the here and i will let them know. you only can the youngest one is you bob, this fucking right now can facade, can you on the subject to some possible applause? some of the them look into them when you bought or not a lot. none of slow fucking a couple of months late. it's what the solve there seems to be less but less the walk. i'm around the since the bottom, daniel submits a couple of the 60 of one of them, most of them. and then she obviously have latest unless you know, again, i'm feeling one off of a skin wasn't in a couple pins on the home and then somebody else and had the fill on besides the, on the optic amendment, the mental level had of will have a lot of them with, with the full scale is really were on web it on beginning september 2024 following 12 months of cross border strikes between israel and has the principle of which ranks are drawn from livid on some muslim she community has long been the main fi

bye. hundreds of thousands of lebanese fleeing just rarely bombardments ended up sleeping on babe ruth streets the zain of flood. when her home came under attack upon them. the here and i will let them know you only can the other in the youngest one, is you bob? less looking right now. can facade, can you on the subject to some possible applause? some of the them know kind of them when you bought or not a slot. none of the float fuck in the country. mostly the what the saw there seems to be less but less the full walk. i'm around the since the bottom, then you submit the ha, hope this, the 60 you want both of them. and then she obviously have latest as must be, you know, again, i'm feeling one of a skin within a couple pins on the home and then somebody else in the head of columbus. yeah. but i, you, looking on the optic amendment, the middle level, how do we have a lot of them with, with the, the full scale is really were on web and on beginning september 2024, following 12 months of cross border strikes between israel and has the the principal was rank sir, drawn from livid on some m

we will also talk about the new ofsted changes that came in after the suicide of head teacher ruth perryws now. according to the united nations, some 1a,000 people need medical habiba, two years and four months old, a week ago, we flew into the gaza strip withjordanian forces delivering aid. but thejordanians had also hoped to bring out wounded people, including habiba. three of her limbs are infected and can't be used, blackened now by a form of gangrene. we are really pushing to try and get her medivaced out of gaza as soon as possible in order to save her life, and to try if i hand it over to her, she gives me a look. habiba had been cleared for evacuation. we've all got our fingers crossed that that's going to happen. the disappointment and the worry of her mother. the mother to travel with her child. if her 11—year—old son suhyab could go with them. the stress of so much confusion, of lives where they have no control. but then clarity. being taken to the helicopter along with her daughter. the beginning of anotherjourney. before we take off, habiba calls for her mother. a story of o

i want to bring in michael and ruth storch.ber that i spoke to them about a month ago, in the immediate aftermath of the fire. you both have been on my mind ever since. i was wondering how you and your kids were doing. how have you been? what is the last month been like for all of you? >> well, busy. and it has feels like it's been five months, but, um, we spent a little time with family when we last spoke to you. we were in the bay area. we came back down because we really wanted to be with the community and and and be in the place where there's all the people that were there to help and help us figure out what the next steps were. um, there has been so much aid and so much outpouring from the whole city. it's been actually extremely moving. >> and when we last spoke, you weren't both of you weren't entirely clear. if you were going to go back, if you were going to rebuild, eventually you you were thinking unless the community that you loved so much was returning, you weren't sure. but now you've decided to to go back. >> well

the overhaul follows the controversy after the 2023 death of headteacher ruth perry, which a coroner link to an inspection at her school. thames water is heading to court today seeking approval for an emergency cash lifeline as it faces running out of money within weeks. lenders are offering up to £3 billion in short term loans to buy a major time for a major restructuring. failure to secure the deal, though, could push the uk's biggest water company towards nationalisation, costing taxpayers an estimated £2 billion a year. the thames water company insists services for its 16 million company customers will continue. whatever happens and beyonce has finally done it. she's gone and won best album at the 67th grammy awards in los angeles last night after years of being snubbed. here's how she summed up that moment. >> i'd like to thank all of the incredible country artists that accepted this, this album. we worked so hard on it. i think sometimes genre is a cold word to keep us in our place as artists, and i just want to encourage people to do what they're passionate about. and to stay

or i think so much months or show month trumps plan for gaza isn't the only $1.00 causing anger of ruth? you seems in bob way health work is a warning now that the suspension of foreign a by president trump will hurt the most vulnerable communities. that is ministration is slashing the workforce of the agency for international development which distributes billions of $1.00 and $8.00 many h. i v aids patients fab, they'll no longer receive live saving medicine. hot am was also referrals from f was in ne, in zimbabwe. no matter how busy her day gets, which i need to someone who can forget to take her medication. the 48 year old says she gets the anti retroviral treatment for free from aid agencies . she was shocked to hear that the united states agency for international development usaid has abruptly suspended its operations and funding for at least 90 days. some live saving a chevy. treatment is continuing, but no one knows how long that will last. and this was the truth, as he talked to. we are going to die. that's what it means. they must have pity on us. we need that money so we can

this ruth was the whole phrase practiced by the leading european countries, took away tens of millions of african lives. the organization of united nations class advised the trans atlantics later aid as one of the greatest human rights abuses in the history of humanity. this is the biggest act of deep orientation of people ever seen by mankind. the the, the of the pushing forward, the rushing all mean takes control of a former ukrainian stronghold into the nest republic. and as reports come in of more guidelines being killed despite the si, fi, b, u. s. president suggests relocating them to nearby our country's policy and say that they will resist a new force displacement as the nose will let not agree with the trump. uh, put the whole, but they will not agree with anyone who is the trying to sort out of the of them then a the with the or is this on the such a glance at the, for my age run, the defense minister had made, says, troops was ordered to interact with the honda ball directive. a bunch of awesome vertical that involve shirley.

all right, joining us now from babe ruth is academic and research her high out our, her very high on good to have you on the program with us, a mazda in gaza and the palestinian authority in the west bank have both slammed drums. proposal saying the enclave that people will not leave their land. how do you think the white house expects to actually implement? implement this plan? a yes. hi. a 1st. let me start by editing the information or story back to a few years ago or decades ago. the question of the normalization between the societies or the arb states of this or it was called to them, an even a acceptable event to talk about it or to mention it's 2 years later as to the dates of the media of to talking about the extensive to be on the media action needed this project or the concept has been introduced into 3 to the data side use as we saw that some of states already normalize the relations that with is right now and some other parts of the other states. full. where does using the idea they are now the bathing and talking about the idea. so the same concept as the statements appr

in 2019, ruth carter became the first black costume designer to win an oscar for her work in black pantherbe the first black man to win. >> number of people coming up in this business like -- there were very few. that's why it's important for me to be a face that is visible and out there. >> he's also seeking to make a case for the role of the costume designer more broadly, something he says is often not well understood and has implications for such things as pay equity. >> what has become more of a priority is to be expensive in the way that is not only identified as a costume designer but a creative artist. i have tried to turn up the volume on what it is we do and the power that we have as costume designers to create character. our contribution is huge towards that. >> while he vies for an oscar, one of 10 nominations overall for wicked, on march 2. >> and paul taswell is paying it forward. he established a scholarship at his alma mater for art students. >> we wish him luck. that is the news hour. i am on no no -- i am amna navaz. >> and i am geoff bennett. thank you. >> major funding h

. >> roots, roots, i'll tell you about ruth's. you know the fake ass while they have in israel?wall? that is where the recipes are. >> it is my grandma's recipe is. >> it's not a bomb. >> it's an ankle bracelet. >> thanks a lot, karen. you trying to get me killed? >> just because an arab guy comes in here with a beard on his ankle starts going off doesn't mean he's going to blow up the [bleep] place! [cheers and applause] >> jon: please welcome mo amer! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ have a seat, my man! >> i can't sit before use it. no, you sit! >> jon: hospitality. >> hospitality. >> jon: my man! your show is so good. season 2 has just come out on netflix right now. >> right now. >> jon: people should watch it -- i benched it and it is just -- let me tell you something that bothers me. i'm not trying to obviously -- there's a lot to talk about. >> what bothers you? i want to know. people leaving their windows open on aircraft? what are you looking at at 7:00 a.m. out there? >> jon: trying to keep things. when you are so funny, and your comedy is so good, and then i find out, watchi

were the backbone of the party did a lot of the what another scholar i love this phrase katherine ruth is her name calls the housekeeping of i think that's such a great phrase all the stuff the men don't want do we get to do right so it's the you know door to door coffee is you know, all of these to get people to get out and food and so in that situation i think he saw that these women were the backbone of his voting bloc and he was smart mean that's how you appeal you okay so i'm going to do you know you're going to work for me then obviously i need to do something for you. it's partially political. i think it's also role models growing up. and then, of course, pat and the two daughters who he adores and i think he saw them and thought, okay i need to do something. let's you have an image behind you and the caption is clearly pat in peru. yes, 70,000 peruvians died in that earthquake and you make a case in your book that with her diplomacy in peru and her diplomacy in and china that she was important to richard nixon's foreign policy. yes. has just been that out a little bit. want you

in 2019, ruth carter became the first black costume designer to win an oscar for her work in black pantherewell would be the first black man to win. >> the number of people of color i experienced coming out in this business, there were very few. which is why it is so important for me to be a face that is visible and out there for other people to see me doing it. reporter:reporter: he's also seeking to make a case for the role of the costume designer more broadly, something he says is not well understood and has implications for such things as pay equity in the industry. >> what has become more of a priority is to be expansive in a way that is not only identified as a costume designer, but as a creative artist. i've tried to turn up the volume on indeed what it is that we do and the power that we have as costume designers to create character. our contribution is huge towards that. reporter: while he vies for an oscar, one of 10 nominations overall for wicked on march 2. i'm jeffrey brown in brooklyn, new york. geoff: paul tazewell is paying it forward, establishing a scholarship at his alma

. >> so you are holding ruth, who is trying a little bit to make a run for it.n we have riley and rya here. >> the adoptable puppies joined us as we previewed the canine cuteness in store. >> it's our biggest and best ever. we've got 142 dogs representing 80 different shelters across 40 states in this country and one other country, nicaragua. so we're international this year. and the idea, of course, is to get as many dogs out there in the spotlight as possible so they can be adopted. >> angel city pitbulls has a couple players featured. it's an la based rescue, which right now has been doing work to help displaced dogs due to the wildfires. >> our primary role at angel city pitbulls in the wildfire response has been to partner to work alongside great organizations like best friends animal society and paws for life k9 to support la animal services. and what that means is that we take in dogs from the municipal shelters who were there long before the wildfires, no adoption interest, and we take them in, give them a quick exam, maybe a spa day, put them in a short

i don't remember who ruth bader ginsburg swore in when, you know, she swore in people, it just doesn't mean much to me. >> do you give any credence, paul, to the theory that that thomas might retire during this term? he's the oldest justice at at 76 years old, making way for trump to nominate somebody else. >> he might. >> but he didn't the last time. and he. >> was the most senior. >> justice then. he'd been. >> at this. >> a very long time. and i'm. >> kind of with jonah that i have no problem. it's an honor for. >> the justice. >> it's an honor for the cabinet member. it's a big deal. i have no problem with that. here's my problem. ultimately, the questions, particularly of ethics and conflict of interest, are being litigated as we speak across the executive branch. they're going to get to the supreme court. justice thomas is going to have a vote on that. he's not going to be swayed because he swore in kristi noem. my problem is, he's not bound by a binding ethics law, either, and neither is the rest of that phony court. okay. mr. trump, he may be violating in the eyes of some, but

." >> jimmy: wow. [ laughter ] >> that's the truth, ruth. >> she kept saying that she felt famous andto t-mobile for putting in my mom. [ cheers and applause ] >> camera control. >> jimmy: i want to show everyone this spot if we can. if we can show the commercial. yeah. here is marcello and kenan's new t-mobile commercial. take a look at this. ♪ ♪ t-t-t-mobile i'm with t-mobile up in a tree mobile 5g mobile ♪ ♪ and with magenta magenta best of the best-a wifi on the plane hotel costing less-a ♪ ♪ so when you need mobile then reach for the mobile and say we mobile ♪ [ singing in spanish ] ♪ yes t-mobile ♪ >> jimmy: i mean, come on, now! [ cheers and applause ] that's how you do it. that's how you do it. >> you know what i'm saying? >> you know what i'm talking about? >> jimmy: that was great. >> t-mobile. >> you understand? >> jimmy: well, i -- well, i didn't realize that you guys could rap like that. but can you freestyle rap? >> is that a serious question, jimmy? [ light laughter ] of course we can, man. >> we are fantastic freestyle rappers. >> come on, bro. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. w

and then we were at the premiere september 19th, 2023, in the rockville center watching ruth's 60, the biblical highway premiere. and you introduced it. it was such a beautiful time. it was a time of optimism. it was a of looking forward. and and i really walked out saying there's a bright future. there's this so much to look forward to. and now we're a year later and that was within three weeks of october 7th. and now, here we are. and we we're at this book. and i'd like to just dig into how did the events of the last lead to this space, the space of this of this new book in your personal journey. so we were in israel on october 7th with actually with daniel and janet as well and their family and and so you know, that was it was it was traumatic for everyone far, more traumatic for others than for us. but traumatic and and then, you know, the things just kept moving forward. and what happened, at least from my perspective, was two things kind of struck me. the first was the overwhelming for this barbaric, brutal unspeakable act by the palestinians. right. that was polling down that, y

sought to link trump's views on abortion to those of the late supreme court justice and liberal icon ruth bader ginsburg. these people have no shame. musk, through a trust that bears his name, donated $20.5 million to the group named rbg pac, on november 24 according to files with the federal election commission. he was the sole donor to the group which was formed in mid-october. the donation's timing meant that musk's involvement was not disclosed until after the election, after the inauguration, not until last thursday's post election filings with the federal regulators. ginsburg's granddaughter publicly denounced the ads which sought to neutralize abortion as a liability for trump in the campaign as misleading and an affront to ginsburg's legacy as a staunch defender of abortion rights. so true. according to the new filings, musk also donated $3 million to the maha alliance, a super pac that ran stark ads in key swing states urging supporters of robert f. kennedy jr. to back trump in the closing stretch of the campaign. kennedy himself had ended his independent campaign over the summer

am i'm ruth the owner of hamburger haven we came back on july 11.pened in 1968 at that time i believe one of the owners of mestart today went through a guy named andy in the early 70s and my father took it mid 70s. >> originally was just a burger joint. open late nights. then it changed over the years and became the breakfast staple. we specialize in breakfast, brunch come lunch now. i love this neighborhood. i grew up here. and it feels like home. i walk down the block and recognize people of people say hello. you say hello you talk and joke. has that familiar environment that is enjoyable and i have not experienced anywhere else. there are many things i would like to see improve ams the things we might see are making sure that our tenants stay housed our small business in tact and those are the solutions that will contain to push to make sure that you know our e r and thrive. >> i'm proud of you know, welcoming folks to the richmond. everyone loch its we got farmer's market every sunday there. the you see really business at the noaa. ice cream at

the one difference, of course, is that during part of trump's first administration, ruth bader ginsburgd the republican majority on the court was roughly as the votes tended to go or as the votes in the closely divided cases went 5 to 4, not 6 to 3. and that makes a difference, right? the additional justice makes a difference. that said, there are now more biden appointees on the federal bench than there were during trump's first term. and i think maybe most important here, the at least as so far as we're seeing in these initial round of executive orders and memoranda, they don't have the legal aid team on their side this time. they're not really trying to make legal arguments. they're not really trying to set these cases up in a way that the courts, even the supreme court, are likely to embrace them. they're making mistakes. they're making, in constitutional terms, silly mistakes, and those make their actions much more vulnerable to legal challenge, even in front of this court. if i could make just one last point, right, we're seeing this court not change, right? it's a it's an extreme

. >> hello my name is stella kim and i'm the principal at ruth of south soto. i'm here to share one fact with you. just this past month with 16 school days we had three students hospitalized for mental health reasons. of the three we five of 5152 we were able to respond because we had a team. please keep that in mind. good evening. i am dr. de tres rogers, principal at galileo academy of science and technology and member of united administrators of san francisco. >> i was part of six years ago i was an assistant principal at dr. charles drew elementary school a title one school. i was an assistant principal at wallenberg for two years and currently the principal at galileo. so i understand the gamut of resources that are needed in all of san francisco unified school district schools. i'm here to discuss the staffing model. galileo is a comprehensive high school full of a diverse community including newcomers dreamers, students in general education, special education programs, honors and ap classes. each adult provides mental health support services. i ask that

know me as someone who worked tirelessly to create that national landmark at the bayview opera house ruthliams memorial theater landmark building number eight. >> but that was a dream that i knew was going to become actualized since i was a child because i grew up playing at a national monument. and so when you dare to dream goals that you have on your to do list, your bucket list, you kind of work through them systematically. i always wanted to work for san francisco and i found myself in a position to take this job at the bayview opera house. >> many people that are behind me, all these great organizations some of them been mentioned. i have been on the board of the center for youth wellness which then morphed into safe and sound third street youth center and clinic obviously the bayview opera house and been serving tirelessly in every single district excuse me every single board position that i could for for my children, for the school district. so i'm here that this is no time to go backwards. the last 14 years many nonprofits, many for profits have really made some gain in all of the

. >> okay ruth langsford. >> okay ruth langsford. >> ruth langsford. >> ruth langsford. >> is looking fantastic isn't she. on the front of the express. looking very glamorous. >> yes. good 1615

the overhaul follows a controversy after the death in 2023 of headteacher ruth perry, which a coronernked to an inspection at her school. the israeli prime minister is in the us for talks with donald trump at the white house, like the focus on victory over hamas, the ongoing gaza ceasefire and indeed expanding peace in the middle east. it's trump's first meeting with a foreign leader since returning to office. benjamin netanyahu there in the us capital. the talks come as us and arab mediators begin efforts to wind down the gaza war and secure the release of militant held hostages. phase two of the gaza ceasefire will be on the agenda, hamas says, though no more hostages will be freed unless israeli forces withdraw from gaza entirely. the israeli prime minister, facing pressure from his governing partners to restart the war when the current phase ends in early march. those are the headlines. i'll be back with more in a little less than half an hour. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> we

the overhaul follows controversy after the death of headteacher ruth perry, which a coroner linked ton inspection at her school. thames water is heading to court today seeking approval for an emergency cash lifeline as it faces running out of money within weeks. lenders are offering up to £3 billion in short term loans to buy more time for a major restructuring. failure to secure the deal could push the uk's biggest water company towards nationalisation, and cost taxpayers up to £2 billion a year. the company's already been heavily criticised for its poor performance and remains under pressure over soaring bills. former soldier daniel khalife is being sentenced today for prison escape and spying for iran. he fled wandsworth prison by clinging to the underside of a food delivery lorry in september 2023. khalife was caught just days later on a canal towpath and found guilty in november of breaching the official secrets act and the terrorism act. he passed information to iranian agents for cash, and pledged to stay in the military for decades to help them. well, submissions are now over.