how do you explain what you've seen since sinead o'connor's death? what has been happening in ireland. the loss is being felt really profoundly. for people in ireland, i think sinead o'connor goes beyond music, as you say. she's more of a cultural figure. she looms very large in the irish psyche in terms of her activism, her politics, her actions. and so the loss is being felt really profoundly. it's almost as though it's a large political figure or even a spiritual figure who's been lost. so there have been vigils and gatherings and people are extraordinarily upset. i don't think i could really think of another person that this has happened with in my lifetime anyway. jeffrey: you have written that in ireland she was a revolutionary figure. she was also a very controversial figure. what did you mean by revolutionary? >> i think because of the context that she came from, particularly in the 1980's and in ireland, when the moral 1990's authority of the catholic church was still quite strong, she really preempted an awful lot of that collapse with her

it is 11 days after the death of sinead o'connor.mer more or less across the board, initially from the south on wednesday, then all of us will feel the benefit of that on thursday. today, though, we've got this clutch of weather fronts crossing southern parts of england and wales introducing a lot of cloud, some murky conditions, as well, some patchy light rain and drizzle. it may brighten up later in the afternoon, for example, in somerset, but for most it will remain cloudy. improving, though, with some sunny spells developing in northern england, also northern ireland and scotland, but a few showers peppering the far north of scotland, where it's also going to be pretty windy, gusting up to 50mph. these are our temperatures — a chilly 12 in lerwick to a high of about 21 as we sweep down towards hull. through this evening and overnight, the rain eventually clears away from the south—east. we'll have clear skies following on behind, but it will still be windy across the north—east of scotland and, by the end of the night, more cloud

. >>> and mourners gathered tuesday as the funeral for singer sinÉad o'connor was held in her hometownof bray, ireland. o'connor died last month at the age of 56. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> it's wednesday, august 9th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking overnight, voters in ohio reject a measure in a special election in what's seen as a victory for abortion rights. we'll get reaction. >>> alabama arrest. three men charged in that wild riverfront brawl as authorities search for more suspects. >>> and check your mega millions lottery ticket. there's a single winning ticket for that $1.5 billion jackpot. we'll tell you where it was sold. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with the results of a closely watched special election in ohio that could have an impact well beyond state borders. yesterday voters rejected a measure that would have made it harder to amend the state constitution. it's a move some believe paves the way for a vote to pass abortion

live in ireland as thousands gather on the streets of bray — to pay their respects to the singer sineadonnor. fifteen asylum seekers spend their first night on board a barge off the south coast of england — as 20 others refuse to board. hello, welcome to bbc news now, 3 hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. we begin with the major political emergency unfolding in west africa — following a military coup in niger. diplomatic efforts to find a resolution to the crisis — have stepped up a gear — with a warning from washington. speaking to the bbc, the us secretary of state — antony blinken — has voiced his concern that niger'sjunta might turn to the russian mercenary group — wagner — for help. the group is active in neighbouring countries and its leader has welcomed the takeover. the coup leaders are currently standing firm against calls to restore democratic rule. here's what mr blinken had to say — about wagner — a little earlier: for sure we have concerns when we see something like the wagner group possibly manifesting itself in different parts of the sahel. and here is why

a great friend of mine james said, is that sinead? i said, that is sinead, james, yes.. a lot of tears are being shed in bray _ happened. a lot of tears are being shed in bray today. _ happened. a lot of tears are being shed in bray today. thank - happened. a lot of tears are being shed in bray today. thank you - happened. a lot of tears are being shed in bray today. thank you for| shed in bray today. thank you for sharing that story and your memories of sinead o'connor today as her funeral service begins. that amazing video they took of her in the park. it was never released at the time, any subsequent to her death they thought it appropriate to share. the senior labour mp sir chris bryant has claimed he has been repeatedly groped by male politicians during his time in parliament. sir chris, who's head of the parliamentary standards committee, said during one incident someone pushed him up against a wall and grabbed his crotch. he's made the allegations in his new book, code of conduct, about sleaze and standards in british politics. hejoins us this morning. nice to ha

also sinead o'connor's life.otable that the town of bray, just south of dublin , is where just south of dublin, is where sinead o'connor's son, shane, 17 year old son, was found dead. only a few months ago. so lots of significance to this place where sinead o'connor is making her final procession before being laid to rest . being laid to rest. >> i don't know whether we can hear the music, but music's been playing through a loud speaker and many people gathering near her home broke into a rendition of compares two let's of nothing compares two u. let's just listen . sinead o'connor was complex. she was complicated , but she was was complicated, but she was also so , so talented and a lady also so, so talented and a lady who lives right near her home actually says that she had no airs or graces about her. she used to come over, she says, for an ice cream with her youngest son. this lady works in a little kiosk right near sinead's home, and she said she was very lovely, very down to earth, very ordinary. and she li

herfuneral across ireland for sinead o'connor.assing through the irish town of bray and we have seen thousands of people lining the streets there. there has been music, clapping, some singing as well. at one point people broke into a rendition of nothing compares two u, her hit song from backin compares two u, her hit song from back in 1990. there will be a private service this afternoon. hello. i think most of us have had to manage our expectations a little with summer 2023 across the uk and the next few days no exception, i'm afraid. so far today the best of the sunshine has been through the north scotland, northern ireland and northern england. there has been a bit of a north—south divide. further south it was a cloudy, misty, murky, drizzly start to the day, and that cloud and drizzle is pushing its way steadily east as we speak. out of wales, out of south—west england, over towards the capital and along the kent coast for the remainder of the afternoon. in fact, we draw a line really from north wales over to lincolnshire. any

sinead 0'connor�*s death led to an outpouring of tributes — from ireland and across the world. a superstar up there with madonna and she absolutely did not want anything to do with that, she did not want the fame, the treadmill that she would have had to go on. nothing against those who want that, but she wanted to do the opposite, follow her muse, go into different genres of music and that is what she did. but the lyrics were always there, saying what she wanted to say. even, for instance, the first album after that big one was a collection ofjazz standards, but after that, she did all sorts of music, irish music here, reggae music over injamaica, she always had certain things to say about the way the world was in terms of social activism and all of that, and feminism. somebody said earlier on she was a huge breakthrough forfeminism in ireland — she was a huge breakthrough for feminism around the world. if you look back at the early 90s, which is a long time ago, i suppose, 33 years ago or thereabouts, i mean, she was a visionary and an artist who was treated disdainfully by e

thousands turn out in ireland for the funeral of the singer sinead o'connor.rance and colombia make it through to the quarterfinals of the women's world cup. and we're live from the fringe in edinburgh, where comedians and theatrical performers have gathered for the festival s 76th year. time for a look at the business news now. we start in the world's second biggest economy, china. that's because the country saw a big fall in both exports and imports in july. it's a worrying sign for the health of the global economy given so many countries do so much trade with china. chinese government data shows that the value of exports fell 14.5% compared to the same month a year ago. that suggests the rest of the world is buying less stuff. the value of imports also fell by more than expected, down 12.4% onjuly a year ago. but that partly reflects a fall in the price of commodities such as crude oil. the figures will concern china's government, who are grappling with economic growth. the quarterly growth figure was just 0.8% in the april tojune period, as the country con

farewell to one of ireland's favourite daughters — thousands turn out for the funeral of the singer sineadello, welcome to the daily global, where we ll bring you the top stories from around the world. we start in brazil — and a landmark summit — to protect the amazon rainforest. the leaders of eight south american countries that share the amazon, have gathered in the city of belem. the summit�*s host — brazilian president lula da silva — has urged leaders to agree on common policies to protect the environment and boost sustainable development. scientists are concerned that, deforestation in the amazon may be approaching an irreversible tipping point. president lula — is hoping for a co—ordinated regional approach, to tackle illegal mining and logging — as well as other environmental crimes. he's promised to end deforestation in brazil — by 2030. our south america correspondent katy watson reports from para, the most deforested state in brazil. virgin forest still exists here in the amazon, but every day the illegal loggers get closer. from up high you can see the damage done, the large pa

in ireland, thousands of mourners have gathered for the funeral of the singer sinead o'connor, who diedewell to the star. the procession passed her former home. from there — our reporter sara girvin sent this update. 0ur reporter sara girvin, has been in bray. they have been singing, laying flowers and tributes and sharing memories of the singer and activist. 0ne fan told us earlier that she got up at 2am this morning to travel here. another couple have just stopped us to show us pictures of their grandchildren with the star. that is how much she's thought of here, and how important it was for people to be in bray today. after a private service this morning, just about an hour ago, the funeral cortege passed through this coastal road, past her home. music had been playing up until that point, people had been singing, but when the car got here, you could have heard a pin drop. there was silence. but not for long, because there were rounds of applause after rounds of applause as people were embracing each other and throwing flowers at the vehicle. really, really emotional scenes. then the

thousands turn out in ireland for the funeral of the singer sinead o'connor. the uk's elections watchdog reveals it has been the victim of a "complex cyber—attack" — potentially affecting millions of voters. hello, i m matthew amroliwala, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. we start in brazil — and a landmark summit to protect the amazon rainforest. the leaders of eight south american countries that share the amazon, have gathered in the city of belem. scientists are concerned that, deforestation in the amazon may be approaching an irreversible tipping point. brazil's president — lula da silva — is hoping for a co—ordinated regional approach, to tackle illegal mining and logging — as well as other environmental crimes. our reporter azadeh moshiri looks at what's at stake in the summit. the amazon is, of course, beautiful, but it's also hugely important in the fight against climate change. and that's because it stores so much carbon dioxide, which drives the climate crisis we're currently facing. an

. >>> and mourners gathered tuesday as the funeral for singer sinÉad o'connor was held in her hometownied last month at the age of 56. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm major garrett in for norah. we begin tonight with new details on that violent riverfront dock brawl in montgomery, alabama, that went viral and therefore has drawn nationwide attention. police say arrest warrants have been issued for three individuals on assault charges. this after a simple disagreement turned into a massive fight involving more than a dozen people. videos of this incident blew up on social media after a black boat captain was assaulted by a group of white men. many social media commentators noted the racial makeup of the alleged attackers, but police said today the fight did not fit the criteria of a hate crime. cbs's omar villafranca will start us off tonight from montgomery. omar, good evening. >> reporter: good even

thousands gather on the streets of bray — to pay their respects to the singer sinead o'connor.—moving news, interviews and reaction. we begin with the major political emergency unfolding in west africa — following a military coup in niger. diplomatic efforts to find a resolution to the crisis have stepped up a gear — with a warning from washington. speaking to the bbc, the us secretary of state, antony blinken, has voiced his concern that

sinead o'connor, laid to rest today.t's behind the big rise in shoplifting — the state of the economy, effective decriminalisation of petty crime, or technological advancements? shoplifting's been described by some retailers as an epidemic. tonight we'll talk to the head of security atjohn lewis. china s economy is faltering, with exports falling at their fastest rate since the pandemic. what impact will a slowdown of the world's second largest economy have on our own — and all of us? as the chair of parliament's standards committee reveals he's been subject to inappropriate touching from five other mps — we'll speak to sir chris bryant about his ideas for reforming wesminster�*s culture. and — twin russian strikes on a city in eastern ukraine kill civilians, and then hit rescuers. another war crime say ukrainian officials. we'll speak to a human rights lawyer who's conducted over 60 investigations in conflict areas around the world. good evening. what's behind the rise in theft in supermarkets and department stores acro

during his tenure as prime minister in ireland, mourners have set a final farewell to sinead o'connor. thousands live the streets of the seaside town where the award wincing or live for many years. o'connor was best known for a cover of nothing compares to you. and for her activism, she died last month of age, 56. so you're watching the news and here's a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you at this hour, 8 south american nations have agreed to form an alliance to fight deforestation and climate change in the amazon base. and they said, action must be taken to prevent the rain for us from reaching a point of no return. and a spokesman for an injury, as presidents, as a butcher, once a diplomatic solution to the crisis and naming just share sanctions are already taking their toll on trade between the 2 countries. nigeria is such a chair meeting for the echo last regional group to respond to the crew leaders, refusal to relinquish power and europe today, but just stick around up next. the world's biggest chip maker says it will build a factory in germany seeking period

i think part of it is because sinead was a woman.ers... i think actors at the moment... and i mean, this huge strike's on at the moment. yeah, a huge part of that is that it can be used to to create. to create a product without human labour. can you imagine going on strike about al as a musician? can i imagine? yeah. joining in solidarity if there was action on that. absolutely. the uk, europe, much of the world, in fact, is going through really challenging economic times, high interest rates, high inflation, high energy bills. i wonder if... do you worry at all about the future for the creative industries? as you say, the creative industries, they've always managed to look after themselves. you know, i think i'd be concerned more about artists, you know, and their ability to make work in these kind of, as conditions get, sort of close in on them a little bit. you've talked about fame being an unnatural state and that you like to keep your head down. what does that mean in practical terms and why? i don't think we necessarily evolved

because up in the hills, the risk of land flights remains to ireland has been farewell to sing or sinead o'connor. thousands flocked to the coastal town of freight to pay the respects at a funeral procession for the senior was laid to rest in a private service. o'connor was found dead at her home in london. 2 weeks ago, she was best known for 1990 had nothing. compares to you and her activism, which included tough criticism of the catholic church. should nato kona is the hero and the straits of his former home in ireland. since 2 days, tribute, flowers, and personal things have been piling up outside his old house and brain. and it was in the seaside town that family friends and fans bid farewell after muslim funeral pre is in a private memorial ceremony. icon is kaufman was driven through the straits with thousands of people had turned out. a volkswagen van leave the cold as a draped in rainbow flags and blasting ball. molly, whose song more sheep famously, talbot emotional mornings, clint is a celebration hooligan. see she was so passionate and she was so forthright and she stood up fo

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me encanta esto en otros temas, del otro lado del planeta cientos de personas rindieron homenaje a sineadue nunca, nos veremos en españa . >> por suerte está bien de los más talentosos de la música hispana, cantidad impresionante de canantes grabaron sus éxitos, sus letras, es un poeta . >> esto pasa muchas veces, de repente noticiass que todo el mundo la levanta, de repente cuando vamos a la fuente, siempre tenemos que chequear la noticia varias veces . >;> la importancia de tener una fuente confiable, uno lo ve en redes sociales, así se dan este tipo de situaciones, entran a verificar todo, muchas gracias por traernos en las noticias de por traernos en las noticias de entre - el tema de esta tarde es: "por pedir el pack, mi hijo está en peligro". y es lo que piensa precisamente alejandra,

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sinead o'connor was 56 when she died. that time now, for the source, with kaitlan collins.ng news from ohio! connectivity uncounted, as we have a crucial new witness test on abortion striker in america. more than a year after rose reversal, more on that in a moment. plus, all shook up again as a failure to relaunch another the shovel of the desantis campaign. will the latest shakeup make a difference? and after reading trump's new election interference in the, and a former official theorem said that his blood ran cold. the army that's take on the possibility of trump using the military to stay in power. i'm kaitlan collins and this is the source. ♪ ♪ ♪ we start with breaking news for you this evening, because cnn can now project that ohio voters have rejected issue one. this is a ballot measure champion by the states republican led congress, that would have made it harder to change ohio's constitution. to add an amendment. this is an effort by republicans to, basically change the rules before there is going to be a key vote on abortion rights come november. after seeing wha

the 56 singer sinead o'connor.found unresponsive when police were called to her home in south—east london last month. the funeral procession travelled along the bray seafront in and passed her former home in montebello , where former home in montebello, where she lived for 15 years. tributes flooded onto social media upon the news of her death, including messages from russell crowe, annie lennox and cyndi lauper. us gb news across the uk on your tv, in your car, on digital radio, and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. you're with britain's news . channel with britain's news. channel well , i'm with britain's news. channel well, i'm starting with with britain's news. channel well , i'm starting with the well, i'm starting with the latest on the migrant crisis, and the home secretary has chaired the first meeting of a special new task force set up to crack down on rogue lawyers and secure more prosecutions. secure more prosecutions. >> secure more prosecutions. >> it comes as more migrants boarded the bibb

images from the county wicklow town of bray, where large crowds turned out to pay their respects to sineadr, who died last month aged 56. goodnight. # nothing compares. # nothing compares to you. breaking news from around the world 24 hours a day, this is bbc news. that is an attempt to entrain or codify a woman's right to an abortion into the state constitution, and this is something we have seen in other states that after the ending of roe versus wade, after the ending of roe versus wade, a woman's constitutional right to have an abortion, we have seen many states introduced anti—abortion measures and they are fears this is exactly what it would have been in ohio. in fact, exactly what it would have been in ohio. infact, a exactly what it would have been in ohio. in fact, a six—week ban on abortions was to be introduced. that is on hold at the moment because that particular measure is being challenged in a lawsuit.- that particular measure is being challenged in a lawsuit. briefly, of course abortion _ challenged in a lawsuit. briefly, of course abortion will— challenged in a lawsuit. br

>>> today ireland paid final respects to sinead o'connor.er coffin made it past her old home in keeping with an old irish conner. she was 56. >>> time for "the source" and breaking news from ohio. >>> tonight, 12r5i9 from

thousands of fans lined the streets of a small town in ireland to remember sinead o'connor. the singer was found dead in her london home about two weeks ago. her family invited fans to pay their respects during the funeral procession in her hometown of bray. a vintage vw camper van led the way, playing "natural mystic" by bob marley, followed by a hearse carrying her coffin. the crowd sang her songs and threw flowers as the procession rolled by. bono and the edge from u2 were in attendance. >>> new fallout following a lawsuit filed against lizzo. the "made in america" festival announced that it is canceling her two-day concert in philly next month. organizers said they made the decision based on, quote, severe circumstances outside of production control. the concert would have been lizzo's first since last week's lawsuit filed by three former dancers. they accused her of sexual harassment and creating a hostile work environment. lizzo called those allegations false and sensational. >>> lizzo was supposed to be part of the summer powered by women. barbie and its female direct

and a last goodbye to sinead o'connor as fans gather in county wicklow ahead of her private funeral.sile attack on residential buildings in the eastern ukrainian town of pokrovsk. ukraine's interior minister reported that the strikes also injured at least 31 people.

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thousands turn out in ireland for the funeral of the singer sinead o'connor.i m matthew amroliwala, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them.

sinead o'connor's obesity.ily has invited people to line the irish seafront to say a last goodbye this morning . the last goodbye this morning. the 56 year old grammy winning artist was found unresponsive when police were called to a home in south east london last month. the cortege will travel over the bray seafront and continue past her former home in montebello , where she lived for montebello, where she lived for 15 years. a host of tributes flooded in upon news of the singer's death , including from singer's death, including from stars such as russell crowe , stars such as russell crowe, annie lennox and cyndi lauper. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car on digital radio, and on your smart speaker by saying, play gb news. now let's get back to emily and . bev let's get back to emily and. bev >> good morning. thank you very much for joining >> good morning. thank you very much forjoining me and emily this morning. we're going to read some of your emails now. you've been getting in touch this mor