feargal sharkey and i aaree out? good evening. feargal sharkey and i agree this _ out? this is _ out? good evening. feargal sharkey and i agree this is an _ out? good evening. feargal sharkey and i agree this is an unacceptable l and i agree this is an unacceptable situation — and i agree this is an unacceptable situation. we may disagree on what is the _ situation. we may disagree on what is the right— situation. we may disagree on what is the right prescription to guide with _ is the right prescription to guide with the — is the right prescription to guide with. the case he referred to was actually— with. the case he referred to was actually started by the european court _ actually started by the european court in — actually started by the european court in 2009 under the previous labour_ court in 2009 under the previous labour administration and successive governments, for 60 years, have chom— governments, for 60 years, have chosen not — governments, for 60 years, have chosen not to invest in our super rigid _ chosen not to invest in our super rigid networks undergro

kevin sharkey in — minister and taoiseach. kevin sharkey in belfast, _ minister and taoiseach.ter and taoiseach. kevin sharkey in belfast, thank you| minister and taoiseach. kevin - sharkey in belfast, thank you very much for the latest. to russia next — the country is observing a national day of mourning today, for the victims of friday's attack on a concert venue, just outside moscow. president putin lit a candle in a church at his residence outside moscow in memory of the victims. the authorities now say at least 137 people died in the attack on concertgoers in the crocus city hall. large numbers of russians have continued to lay flowers at a makeshift memorial at the concert venue — others have queued to donate blood for the many survivors. i want to take you now to some live pictures that we are getting from moscow. several of the suspects who were arrested on saturday were transferred to the investigative headquarters in moscow, and we understand that this, you can see lots of heavily armed security there, this is where they may well appear shortly. there are four of thos

feargal sharkey. this morning . feargal sharkey. this morning. >> murray, of course, is in the crown and the conservatives, well, they're in crisis. rishi sunak another little mini reshuffle after the departure of two government ministers. another they're on the ropes. >> and of course, if you were with us yesterday, you saw this footage emerging, the six people missing after the baltimore bridge collapse are now presumed dead. we're going to have the very latest. so we've got a lot in the show today. there's a lot to get through this interview with esther ghey, the mother of brianna. really important. and she's really putting all of her energy because, see, on that clip there, the energy that she's putting now into trying to change the relationship between children and smartphones. yeah. >> and that access to the internet and the dark net, that's the point, getting touches this morning. weren't you gbviews@gbnews.com.7 don't go anywhere. firstly your latest news with tatiana sanchez . news with tatia

thank you very much, feargal sharkey, forjoining us on bbc news. thank you.sk being refused entry to cities and holiday destinations across the european union. that's the message to as many as 32 million people. it's because of post—brexit entry rules and has reportedly already caught scores of people out. earlier, i spoke to travel journalist simon calder on what this means for holidaygoers going forward. until brexit, it was very easy. you had a british passport that was valid up to and including the expiry date. after the democratic vote to leave the eu, the government negotiated on our behalf to become third country nationals. that's the same status as people from venezuela or samoa or macau. anyway, that then brings into play existing european union rules, which means that the issue date of your passport suddenly becomes relevant. so if your passport was issued more than ten years ago, then you're not getting into the european union. and of course, britain had this very welcome situation. my passport, indeed, ten years, nine months. they gave you credit

i would not be here without the rules committee, [indiscernible] sharkey and paul terry and sam who was not able to be here today. i would definitely not be here today without the encouragement of the board of the san francisco council district mer tants association. there are many other people i would thank, but instead, i'm going to express my gratitude by working as hard as i can to successfully fulfill my responsibilities as a director of -- of the sfmta board and work for the work for san francisco, residents, students, workers and visitors. providing safe, reliable, clean and well-maintained modes much transportation, motorists, pedestrians, bicycle riders, disabled folks and seniors is the awesome tax that the sfmta staff, maintenance borkers and operators dedicate themselves to every day. i'm honored to join you. although i will always strife to serve all of san francisco's many and varied constituents, i will bring my own 16 years of lyft experience owning and running canyon market and natural goods grocery in glen park. businesses on the commercial corridors whether they reali

earlier i spoke to our reporter in belfast — kevin sharkey.irish government, and what is happening now is sequencing, if you will, towards him being eventually elected as the prime minister of ireland next month. later this afternoon he will be confirmed as the new leader of his own fine gael party, and that in itself is significant, because fine gael is currently part of the three coalition government in ireland, and fine gael currently holds the position of prime minister and the government, so basically have the pick of the next prime minister, so it will go on to nominate simon harris at a meeting of the parliament, that won't happen until the 9th of april, a few weeks away yet, and when he is nominated he will be supported by the other members and parties of the government, fianna fail and the green party, so he will be elected as an extra minister of ireland next month, and as you say, when he is elected he will be the youngest ever foreign minister of ireland. can you remind us what brought us to this point? well, rathersuddenly, a few

sharkey lost in musical chairs. really three one stars in the second sharks power play. nice passing william eklund shoots and scores. sharks down three two, but the stars would pull away wyatt johnson to jamie benn, then back to johnson. stars win six three. team teal's eighth straight loss. sports on abc seven. to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthcare can get a whole lot easier when your medical records, care and coverage are in one place. at kaiser permanente, all of us work together for all that is you. business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. trust. hang out. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. powering more businesses than anyone. powering possibilities. in

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. >> reporter: los gatos middle schoolteacher, elizabeth sharkey is happy to be home. that's right. the first time in 11 years, she could be home in minutes instead of hours. >> it's a cute little house. elizabeth is one of five lucky teachers who just got to move in to all new affordable housing built just four teachers in pricey los gatos. she pays just over $1,900 for this 900-square foot, which is half a block from downtown. market rate rents for that area could be as much as $1,500 more. >> it is very difficult for teachers to afford to live in the places that they teach in california in particular and santa clara, san francisco bay area. the housing market is out of reach. i feel like i won the lottery getting this house, and that i'm so happy that our community is doing something to help teachers. >> hi, how are you? >> i'm doing well, thank you. >> reporter: the four-unit complex was developed by sarah who has a finance background, but no construction experience. she is a mom of a los gatos student whose teachers were frequently absent it in stormy weather because they commu

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organisations like surfers against sewage and fergal sharkey has doing fergal sharkey has been doinging. i kind of lots of campaigning. i think has been growth in think there has been a growth in that and i think that's that campaign and i think that's unked that campaign and i think that's linked across the linked to an interest across the country environmental, country in more environmental, purposes and wanting to be more, look after nature more. i think that's that part of that that's that it's part of that kind that trend , and then kind of that trend, and then i think as well, this, this has angered people because people can people can physically see you walk down a river and you can see it. i mean, you can actually see it. so i think it's just it has actually angered people in a very similar to just it has actually angered peo plastic| very similar to just it has actually angered peo plastic pollutionilar to just it has actually angered peo plastic pollution crisis, to the plastic pollution crisis, about a couple years when about in a couple of years when people oh, we're peop

but you're relying on entertainers almost to come out and highlight feargal sharkey as a singer. speaks, you know, so passionately about clean water. you have carol vorderman again, an entertainer, but she's having to highlight so many things of god. i don't know if corruption is a strong word. >> she's, she's i think she's laid back on having a go at people on twitter, which i think was a bit was bit was a bit it was a bit much, especially when working especially when she was working for left there to for the bbc. she left there to settle. can have her settle. now she can have her voice freely and no one voice quite freely and no one can she does great with it. can and she does great with it. >> does great. she >> nana she does great. she highlights so many good things. >> nana she does great. she hig well,s so many good things. >> nana she does great. she hig well, she many good things. >> nana she does great. she hig well, she she1y good things. >> nana she does great. she hig well, she she does, d things. >> well, she she does, but i think she's very skewed one think she's ve