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it is fair to say simon thompson has a pretty - simon thompson has a pretty turbulent time at the helmng some big changes at the royal mail. this is a business that has been grappling with a long—term decline in letters. of course, it is legally obliged to deliver them to every postcode in the uk six days a week at a uniform price. and then it has to meet this growing demand for parcel deliveries. future growth and profits will be online. in this last year, this is a business which has been losing £1 billion a day, and mr thomson has spent most of the last year embroiled in a bitter industrial dispute with postal workers over pay and conditions. and that has resulted in a wave of very costly, damaging strike action. as you said, he's also been under fire from mps, his credibility put into question because he was accused of misleading westminster select committee. there is an end inside to the postal dispute, there's been a provisional agreement with the union, which will go to a vote, so perhaps it is no surprise today he said, in a statement, now was the right time for him to hand ove

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let's as a result, spring in a political correspondent, simon young. welcome, simon. how did we get to well, fellows, you said this decision to close russian calling students in germany is a response to a russian decision because uh, just recently, uh, the russian form basically announced that'd be a silly on the number of people who states employees, german state employees working at, in russia, that number will be limited to a 350 people from the beginning of june. and the unusual thing about that is that it applies not just to diplomatic stuff, working at the embassy or in the country. let's consider officials and so on. yeah . but also to people with a more sort of culture will focus, including the people working at the gym and schools in russia. or as you mentioned that the good to institute, which promotes interesting german culture and language. so uh, you know, i think as this is a, a retaliate 3 step uh, no doubt, at, in response to germany's support for ukraine in the war. and so what are the likely consequences of these tit for tat moves as yeah, well jump,

>> simone, it was really beautiful campaign. an all women's hbcu, the oldest hbcu that's a woman's college, we partnered at color farm media -- is my part of. there we strategize to create a historic reparations debate tour, we pulled off the earlier part of this year. it went all through north carolina, president walls, it was her idea to put -- put it all within north carolina. it was a big lift, they all came together to do it. i thought that it was wonderful to have a documentary to talk about reparations. but it was important to put it in the hands of people whose future it would most affect. why not put it in the most important change agents that is. that young people who go to hbcus, they pulled that bad boy off. it was axle. it was amazing. >> erica, you know, often quote nina simone, it is an artist duty to reflect the times. you are the living embodiment of that. and every single season. thank you so much for time today. eric alexander, folks. >> love you. >> thank you, love you back. thank you and i love you old home,

the dog walker who found simon did call an ambulance. but the charity epilepsy action says many with the condition are often dismissed as being drunk or on drugs. in a survey for the charity, others reported being robbed or physically assaulted while having a seizure. electrical activity happens in our brains all the time, as brain cells send messages to each other. an epileptic seizure happens when there is a sudden burst of electrical activity that temporarily disrupt the way the brain works. i don't want to worry you. it'sjust, i think... i'm about to have a seizure. this video has been made to help explain what to do if somebody with epilepsy believes a seizure is imminent. first, put on my head with something soft to protect me from injury. all set? people always see someone having a seizure and they think, call 999. but i think between having the seizure and calling 999 they don't know what to do and panic a little bit. 17—year—old morgan lives in grimsby and has epilepsy. we have arranged a zoom call with simon so experiences have

ok, simon, thank you for everyone. ok, simon, thank you forthat for everyone.an indication of things being fixed we will let you know. here in the uk, itv has issued a statement saying it investigated "rumours" of a relationship between tv presenter phillip schofield and a younger employee in 2020 but both men "repeatedly denied" it. the statement also says itv spoke to a number of people who worked on "this morning" — and they were not provided with, and did not find, any evidence of a relationship beyond hearsay and rumour. itv says that a statement issued by the presenter on friday reveals that he lied to people from senior management to fellow presenters, his agents and to the media over this relationship. the ex—this morning host said the relationship with hisjunior colleague was "unwise but not illegal" and said his departure from the show was unrelated to the affair with the colleague. schofield also resigned from itv — having earlier stood down as a main presenter. itv says it feels badly let down by the presenter�*s admissions. now it's time for a look

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where is simon? way in the back. from the san francisco fire department- [applause] you would think that chief nicholson was getting the award, she is all in the front row, simon. but, at the end of the day, we know this work is hard and we know sometimes you don't hear thank you enough, but i'm here to say thank you, we appreciate you and this is just a chance to really demonstrate that appreciation to a few of your colleagues who have definitely gone above and beyond, but well come to the families and friends and the community and thank you for being here to support these extraordinary public servants. glad to be here also, as i said with spur who lead the effort the last 42 years, so without further ado welcome executive director of spur, alicia john baptiste. [applause] >> thank you so much mayor breed. as always incredibly inspirational remarks. isn't she amazing? the mayor of the city! thank you. [applause] good evening everyone. alicia is john baptiste with spur happy to be celebrating with you. the extraordin

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simone starts right now. greetings, everyone. you're watching symone, republicans on the hill can't seem to agree to prevent america from defaulting on its debt. biden has accused republicans of taking extreme positions on the spending cuts. they insist republicans have a red line when it comes to spending. history is a threat to our nation. i have something to say. morehouse college was found in 1867. it's a private historically black means liberal arts college in atlanta georgia. where they say leadership is learned from legends of old. it's a place where union soldiers died for freedom in america, and today morehouse college is a place where governor westmore, the first black governor of maryland, in the this third black governor ever elected to mark's history came with a simple but powerful message for the man of morehouse. our history is our power. they're continuing the hbcu tradition, and forging a brighter future. some in it are hell-bent on evoking their power. how? we'll take florida. just days ago, they banned diversit

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indeed, thank you, tom simon _ tabloid newspapers. clive.spapers. clive. indeed, thank you, tom simon is at - tabloid newspapers. clive. indeed, thank you, tom simon is at the - tabloid newspapers. clive. indeed, i thank you, tom simon is at the high court. it's 1:18pm. our top story this afternoon... a bbc investigation has found health inspectors almost shut down an entire maternity unit in kent over hygiene and staffing figures. and still to come — we'll have advice on how to stay safe in the surf this hot bank holiday weekend. coming up on bbc news: champions league football will return to old trafford next season as marcus rashford helps manchester united secure a top four finish with a win over chelsea. manager erik ten hag says they're back where they belong. the family of an 85—year—old british national has told a bbc news arabic investigation, that his disabled wife died of starvation in sudan, after the british embassy left the couple to fend for themselves during the recent fighting. despite repeated calls for assistance, the coup

i am simone foxman.a could stop making news content available on facebook and instagram in canada. if lawmakers go ahead with a law that would force social network and platforms to pay media publishers to feature their work. the proposed online news act is fundamentally flawed according to the company. it would provide for collective bargaining by news outlets. coinbase is considering the united arab emirates as a place to set up an international hub according to ceo ryan armstrong who spoke to bloomberg tv. he has been vocal about the lack of clarity in crypto regulation but says coinbase will not leave the u.s.. earnings plunged 26% at kkr. the dealmaking drought continues to weigh on the asset manager. assets under management group 600% to $510 million. they fell 9% over the past 12 months as they firm -- the firm -- and that is your business flash. alix: we want to get to your start up, we cover the tech stories. joining us is ed ludlow. apple is going into the market, issuing a lot of debt. i wonder

brent: dw's simon young with the latest tonight in berlin. thank you.pain is bracing for an extended summer of wildfires following a dry winter and early heat waves. fires used to be most frequent during july and august, but large blazes have started much earlier this year. fire fighters took days to stabilize recent outbreaks. authorities are blaming arson. the flames spread quickly because of dry conditions and strong winds. one climate scientist says that spain has now entered an era of mega wildfires. towns now are turning to technology to protect their people, as dw news found out in eastern spain. reporter: it takes just a few seconds to set it up on a smartphone phone and the defense system is activated. consisting of 40 giant sprinkler towers protects residents of the small spanish town from fires in the surrounding forests. >> the idea is to create a window barrier. so we keep this area most rise -- moisturized. have enough time to evacuate the whole area. reporter: the system creates a kind of firewall around the town and its neighboring villa

i'm just extinguishing what technology the russians created against the figure of simon petlyura, theyof petlyura the rioter, russian propagandists regularly accuse petlyura of anti-semitism. empire and then the soviet union, one of the favorite ideas of petliura and many other ukrainian nationalists was to create a union of ukrainian and jewish democracy , to convince the jewish leadership and the merchant class of the feasibility of the idea of ​​ukrainian statehood, to put them at the service of this idea meant for them to save independence moisei rafis paris, may 25 in 1926, at 2:15 p.m., the watchmaker samuel schwartzbert approached petliura at the corner of russia street and son michel boulevard and shot everyone . schwartzbert killed petliura and surrendered in to the police in order to conduct a legal process for the admission of the blackbeard's extortionist, there were the best french lawyers among them andriy torres, a member of the party, the consul of bolshevik russia in france, he was supported by french public opinion , a special left-wing science of this murder, this fi

we are saying, "i care." >> jimmy: simon says, "touch your head. [ light laughter ] simon says, "scream >> louder. [ scream ] [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: simon didn't say that last one >> but michelle obama did. [ laughter ] >> you lose. but maybe you didn't lose. [ scream ] >> oh, my god! [ laughter ] oh, my god wow! >> because my mother had faith in me, i had faith in me too >> jimmy: mother's day is coming up. what are you getting your mother you can pick up a few books right now. >> please buy my book. pretty please. with sugar on top. >> jimmy: please grab a book and -- >> oh, my god! >> jimmy: it's michelle obama. [ cheers and applause >> buy my book tools evolve over time and speaking of time, it's time to dance show us your best moves. [ beat boxing go drop it low. to the floor down lower go, go, go >> jimmy: now pose for a a picture. three, two - >> go, go -- >> oh, my god! oh, my god [ cheers and applause >> you've got some great moves >> thank you, just for going through this entire journey with grace that's what you are. and to have the opportunity to say that to you, thank

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simon macadam from caital economy? simon macadam from capital economics, _ economy?tal economics, thank - economy? simon macadam from capital economics, thank you - capital economics, thank you very much forjoining us. let's stay with the g7 summit because uk prime minister rishi sunak has used it to launch a plan to boost britain's microchip industry. the national semicoductor strategy will see up to £1 billion invested over the next decade in infrastructure, research and security. some critics though are already branding the plan inadequate. the us is investing $52 billion to support its semiconductor industry while the eu is giving the sector some 843 bilion of aid. let's get some reaction from scott white, co—founder of pragmatic semiconductor which employs 200 people at its headquarters in cambridge and at two production sites in country durham. thanks for being with us. is this investment enough to make the necessary difference? it is important to understand what it's being invested in, so there is a significant difference between what the prime minister has th

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they also need to note, simone, that representation matters. so they've got to get out and vote, and vote for people to share their values. >> texas state representative, read of ours, thank you very much. now i want to bring -- fontaine witnessed the shooting yesterday in allen. fontaine, first thank you so much for being with us and being willing to tell your story. i am so sorry you had to experience all of this. i know it's difficult. but i'm wondering if you can walk us through what you saw yesterday. what happened from your perspective? >> i was in h&m, and i remember i was just walking out the fitting room, going back to put this shirt up, to leave. and all you hear is -- i had my headphones in. but you hear the sound, it was like -- and then i took my headphones out and i'm looking around at everyone. because they're trying to figure out what is going on, and one person was saying, it sounds like -- that's not construction. and then the sounds started again. and it sounds like it's getting closer. at this, moment everyone is just kind o

of the first, they are just shops and to sew the citizens of kryukiv and to show on documents that simon petlyura, as primarily a military figure known to us, a politician, the head of the directory of the ukrainian people's republic , nevertheless loved ukrainian songs very much and not only a generous person simon petlyura, first of all , admired the work of mykola lysenko , to thank the military for the opportunity to work in ukraine a charity show of embroidered clothes was organized with this purpose by an entrepreneur from zhytomyr oblast, the owner of a chain of stores sewed a new collection for the fashion show. and with the proceeds from its sale, she plans to buy beads for of special forces, its cost is uah 250,000 . my colleagues will continue. tetyana bilous, a woman from berdychiv, owner of a chain of stores of ukrainian embroidered clothes, at the entrepreneur's own expense, felt the new collection in order to hold a charity show. how to get there arrive on time or he won't have a throne just tomorrow my business will fly to my store and then i will be left with nothing cha

paul: simon johnson doesn't expect a head-on collision, but, he says -- simon: i think what we're talkingut is the risk of an accident, a very serious accident, that could have massive damage to our economy and the world, but a low probability of a very serious accident is something that we should worry about. paul: my own reaction too, for what it's worth, no kidding. paul solman for the "pbs newshour.”: thfbi rested two chinese nationals in new york last month, accusing them of running a secret police station to watch and intimidate chinese dissidents living overseas. there are more than 100 of these stations around the world that researchers say beijing uses to silence its critics. nick schifrin and producer teresa cebrian aranda reports. nick: nearly 6,000 miles from beijing, on a quiet street in madrid, a nondescript office claims to offer assistance for chinese citizens. but the reality is more shadowy. a chinese dissident leads us to what he calls the source of chinese repression that begins with an invitation. >> here, it says we should be careful with telecommunications fraud, th

here in berlin. simon, how did we got here? while the call is, you know, in the context of russia's war in ukraine relations between the 2 countries have been what thing for a while? i think it's fair to say, but the most recent thing is, you mentioned a russia has a cat, the number of german states employees that they're allowing to operate in russia at to let me take that number to 350 people. so what's on usually about that, that is that to the data applies, don't just to diplomatic stuff from the embassy stuff, and consider officials and so on. but also to some people with that more of a cultural focus, including the teachers and stuff at the jim and schools in russia. and also people at the good to institutes which are a sort of jim is the institutes that promote interesting in german language and culture. so that was a relatively unusual move that happened just recently. and this is the gym and response, an attempt to sort of create some kind of parity, at least in the numbers of officials who will be working in. that's w

i'm simone foxman.tsche bank says it -- it's hiring spree in mergers and acquisitions will help it take back market share from its wall street rivals. the german giant has signed on veterans from peers over the past couple of months, and plans to hire more. the european union has stripped down explicit references to china as a nonmarket economy in its joint trade strategy with the u.s. bloomberg has learned eu nations are agreed on a watered-down text of conclusions. that is from a meeting of u.s. and eu in sweden that begins today. the newest version also softens earlier language on approaches for screening outbound investments. and canary wharf has become the latest symbol of the global real estate down for -- downturn. moody's has downgraded the landlord and predicted a challenging funding environment for at least the next year. the financial district says it may need to rely on asset sales to repay borrowings or inject fresh capital into the business. canary wharf has more than $1.7 billion of debt

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simon, what more can you tell us? , simon, what more can you tell us? ,, ., ., ., us? boat capsized at around seven o'clock _ us? the boat capsized at around seven o'clock on _ us? the boat capsized at around seven o'clock on sunday - us? the boat capsized at around| seven o'clock on sunday evening local time. that in itself raises some questions because normally, tourist boats like this must stop running services at 6pm, when it gets dark. but it's believed people were heading back to a town called tanur. the town had been particularly busy, people were returning there from a day at the beach. shortly into its journey, the boat started listing and then, it actually capsized. that was a double—decker boat, a large number of people were trapped underneath the boat, and that's why we've seen such a large number of people losing their lives. other people have been rescued and taken to hospital but we understand people are in a critical condition and relatives have been gathering at the hospital's desperate venues, but the rescue operation has continued the night. we have

i think that's very telling, simone. very clear that republicans understand that when the voters have the opportunity to directly register their preferences, they do so boldly in favor of reproductive freedom and they prefer measures that are much more moderate than what they legislatures are proposing at this point in time. so this is a sad day for those who seek rapid -- reproductive freedom south carolina. this will certainly curtail reproductive access throughout much of the southeast, but again it makes him very clear as well that the republicans really are losing control of the electorate and really trying to push this through legislatures because they cannot win with this when they go directly to the voters. >> mmm abortion is now virtually inaccessible or very hard to access throughout the southeast of the united states of america. melissa murray, katie benner, and tim o'brien thank you all very very much. coming up! governor desantis will launch his 2024 presidential campaign tomorrow. a live twitter chat with e

so many moms and team simone out there.ho is holding down the fort. traces his love. all of the moms, our best wishes to the mothers out there. my sister in law, porsche. my other sister in law adrian. all of you, love on the mind today. thanks for watching symone on this sunday. i am symone sanders-townsend. you can catch me here on msnbc. anytime over on the peacock, where we have new episodes every monday. and stick around for politicsnation, because reverend al sharpton will be joined by new york governor kathy hochul to discuss the mess shooting anniversary, and the subway death and more. stay with us, folks. you're watching msnbc. watching msnbc. i brought in ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uh... here i'll take that. ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar and nutrients for immune health. ♪ the subway series is taking your favorite to the next level! like the #20. the elite chicken and bacon ranch. built with rotisserie-style chi

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and that would then simon, and i'm gonna throw this one at you. would that not just achieve the opposite of what the republicans say they want? yeah, certainly that's, that's the case that if, if the cost of or in for the federal government becomes more expensive as a result of this brings been shipped, that would obviously raise the cost of funding for the government that would make the debt burden that much more difficult to manage i, i think the key point though is that if america does actually get to the point that is defaulting on his debt, this would be something that was so unprecedented in the history of modern economics. america would be tearing into the void. this would be an economic, at a financial crisis. it could also very well be a constitutional crisis, because what happens is the day after default, there will be a fundamental quandary for the federal reserve, about how it should treat the american treasure. we use the u. s. government bonds that are in default the basic playbook, which many believe that the federal reserve will fo

joining us now by phone, simone sanders townsend. host of simone on msnbc.one, what information, new insights, do you have to share with us? >> well, mister chairman, what i can tell you is not only reiterate for folks who may have not heard the conversation last hour that republicans in congress are currently on a call with speaker mccarthy and the leadership of the house. the republican conference walking through mccarthy, again, just verbally what the deal is, in principle. taking questions. it is our understanding. i don't think and that's nbc has anything news. we do not have someone currently on that call. there are other reporters who are hearing from republicans on that call. i've been hearing from democrats who have been hearing from some of their republican colleagues on that call. they have a lot of questions. what i have heard from democratic members of congress, and people who are directly, with direct knowledge of what is in the agreement is this. the democrats memo crack members of congress are looking forward to the call tomorrow at five him

nicole: simon young, thank you so much. drone attack on an oil refinery in southern russia has ignited a fire at the facility. security camera footage shows the flames which reportedly broke out at the installation east of the crimean peninsula. russia has accused ukraine of being behind several drone attacks on russian territory in recent days including on moscow. kyiv has denied being behind the attacks. but ukraine's army does have specialized drone for grades -- brigades. both sides in the conflict have deployed unmanned aerial vehicles with russia using iranian made drones to regularly bomb cities including kyiv. our next report looks at how ukraine is using drones to outsmart russian forces. >> a safe distance from the hell that is bakhmut, he is cradling the ukrainian army on his shoulder. this drone takes its name from a local word and it is a much valued asset to ukrainian fighters engaged in trench warfare as its rise on their enemy from above. >> the success of a certain operation may depend on the work and effic

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simon jack, our lower carbon pro'ects. simon jack, business — lower carbon projects.d fall off air after hollywood film and television writers failed to agree a new deal with studios such as disney and netflix. the move is likely to take scripted talk shows off air, and could cause autumn series of popular dramas and comedies to be delayed. 0ur los angeles correspondent sophie long reports. it's been 15 years since writers last closed their laptops and left hollywood's writers' rooms and studios and took to the streets. since then, just as streaming services fundamentally changed the way we watch television, it also changed the way people get paid to make it. writers say they are getting less to do more and some can no longer support themselves by writing alone. we are not neurosurgeons, we are not, you know, curing cancer, we are all very well aware of that, but as a person who has turned to the comfort of my television in times of horror and sorrow and tragedy, like, we give something to our audience that they need and so i think what we do is special and i think it