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the managing editor at 's sky news here's katie raddatz. was _ here's katie raddatz. the police decided there was no _ here's katie raddatz. the police. decided there was no information here's katie raddatz. the police - decided there was no information to suggest criminality. the bbc responded saying they would continue their investigation. minutes after that, vickie flind named him as the bbc presenter at the centre of this story. it is worth thinking about the significance of this, pausing and thinking about that, because the news of this official knowing the name is very recent and will come as a shock to some people, even though there's been all sorts of media speculation and online mainly. huw edwards is such a significant person notjust edwards is such a significant person not just for this edwards is such a significant person notjust for this programme, but for not just for this programme, but for viewers notjust for this programme, but for viewers watching at home. he has been the embodiment of bbc values, he is somebody who has he

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cnn, france press, deutsche welle, al jazeera, sky news, djtn al-mayadeen, and the associated press and almani sarham news agencies reflected on the british sky news tv channel , describing mr. raisi's visit to the african continent in order to diversify iran's export destinations. raisi's visit is done with the aim of strengthening economic diplomacy relations, consolidating political relations and diversifying iran's export destinations . china's ctn tv channel also considered mr. raisi's visit to the african continent as a sign of iran's desire to restore relations with the african continent. the signed memorandum of understanding aims to president raisi's trip to the african continent is to improve relations with the countries of the african continent. the former president of iran did not pay attention to the relations with the african continent. the website of the american cnn television network also considered this trip as a threat to the american sanctions and the african people welcomed mr. raisi. the american news agency associated press also expressed concern by reading this t

the plan to prevent and treat lazy eye has been running in iran for 27 years, according to sky news, the warming trend in england is a stable and continuous trend. which affects the general staff and various infrastructures , where is the use of hossein spray on the day of spring barley harvest in the pepper farm in the city? this situation is very difficult to plan for the long term in the long term, it will reduce the confidence of farmers and food producers. we remember last summer's fires . last year, the temperature reached 40 degrees celsius for the first time, and it became the water heater of the year in british history, according to the new report of the meteorological department. england is constantly changing and this is noticeable in the extreme heat of the air . this graph shows the highest temperature forecast for england recorded in each year since 1910. the dotted black line shows the warming trend . especially in the last 40 years, it shows more record-high temperatures have been concentrated in the past three decades, scientists say, and there are more to come, even

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according to sky news, this fire occurred during the first heat wave .that the fire was approaching here i could see it, i felt that you were out of the house all night, the flames are insured in the area, urgent efforts are being made , while the sky is suffocating with smoke and it is getting hotter by the minute, you can see how close the flames are to iran, all the residents of this village have been ordered to evacuate, and there is no land . approach this effort with the amount of resources and facilities they have reason is fruitless, it fuels the fire. it was morning when he came here. only once, if they had intervened earlier, they could have prevented the fire here. it is almost impossible. as soon as they control one fire, the fire starts in another place. so far, thousands of hectares of forest land have turned into burnt land. the greek government has asked for more help from the european union to deal with this emergency. the climate crisis here is very serious and it is getting worse every moment . yen khalq after the fall of saddam by ame

mercenaries flee from the front line, another evidence was published by the australian tv channel sky newst with hastily stuffed backpacks, where are the memories. i'm trying to leave everything behind and forget forever about my promises to fight together with the ukrainians to the end, these western mercenaries no longer remember. timur siroziev dmitry volkov dmitry malyshev channel one, london the kremlin today commented on the statement the ukrainian ministry of defense that any ships that go to russia along the black sea for kiev are now military purposes moscow regards this as a threat and will take all necessary measures , said presidential press secretary dmitry peskov, while the russians exclude the return to the grain deal, but only on the terms of mutual benefit and subject to all agreements in the azov-black sea basin. we have more than a dozen large transport logistics centers. last year. cargo turnover of seaports. it amounted to almost 264 million. our country has such infrastructure, they are able to independently trade grain and other foodstuffs with their partners, includ

according to the sky news tv channel, in this two-week exercise, more than 30,000 troops will be presentthe largest exercise between the united states and australia after the second world war. at the same time as the start of this exercise, the australian authorities have announced the duration of the presence of chinese spy ships near the coast of australia. the spokesperson of the chinese foreign ministry recently said that america's behavior in the asia-pacific area has increased regional tensions and seriously undermined regional peace and stability. the prime minister of hungary says that america is moving towards war with china. viktor orbán said that world developments are changing in favor of asia and china and he is upset about this fact . infrastructure investment bank road belt asia and the brics countries economy alone are many times more than the total development resources of western countries. senior doctors in england held their first appointment in the last 50 years and demanded more pay to compensate for the increase in living costs. the history of england's national he

unclear, a court in england has issued a sentence of innocence to a prisoner after 17 years in prison, sky newsreported on this story. we see that the bag of a man who is guilty he is known, but his innocence was proven. ander amargiri always insisted that he committed rape, but the jury had a different opinion. 17 years ago , based on the identification documents, it was issued against him , according to the dna test and the forensic examination of your jury. you know that you are not a criminal, but everyone around you should treat you as if you were really a criminal. i was convicted by the government in 2003. this time, it was requested and opposed, and the documents were examined for a specified period of time in each case. time to falsely confess that he committed these crimes they said that there were requests for reconsideration both during the trial and during the appeal process, while one of the jurors, when issuing the verdict , expressed regret that the attorney general did not have complete knowledge of the case and that the evidence was obtained late. recently, the greater manches

according to sky news, 48 ​​out of 50 states in the united states are now facing deaths from using tranken you come to philadelphia, israel is a place full of people. the hope that they are here is either lost or seeing a soul or their families i have no reason to live anymore. after coming here, we found out that the use of a new drug has become popular, the drug trang, which causes terrible wounds, and the health authorities of the city expressed concern about the possibility of this drug spreading throughout the country, but then it became clear. it happened that trang has gone to the american drug market, the white house of techno has accepted that it is a substitute or so-called zombie drug, something that they consider a serious threat to the country, an issue that is not far from reality. you did self-treatment and from it was there that you started using the song, it is true that it was from that time that there was really nothing like kes and kristof, while talking to me, stated that it was a drug , and a few seconds after the injection , it stopped. 2019 shows a 276% increase i

according to the report of the british sky news channel, only in italy, 1,000 flights took the role of2,500,000 passengers. entertainment turns into a nightmare, about a thousand domestic and foreign flights were canceled in italy, and about 250 thousand tourists were stranded in the airport halls , we were stranded in catania airlines, we were 53 of us , our plans were messed up, it's really awful, humayun , the situation is boring, i want to to home i'm back, it's well known that the air transport of a number of european countries , especially italy, complains about the bad working conditions of the people below, and we caused inconvenience to the tourists. return to work as soon as possible and let's end the strike. the flight of the airline located in belgium was also canceled, and in this regard, the flight schedule of our airlines was also affected after the pilots joined the strike. the continuation of these appointments in the travel season will have consequences. erdogan says that turkey has no intention of leaving syria. boss on the eve of his visit to the country, the presid

according to the sky news channel, zindagi was convicted on the basis of incomplete evidence. after 17 years, the court found that he was innocent. a man who was found guilty but was proven innocent android, who did not commit rape, but the jury had a different opinion 17 years ago, based on the identification documents issued against him, based on the dna test , the jury recognized you as the fact that you are not guilty, but everyone around you is . they treat you as if you are really you i was convicted of two-motorized 2003 by the government. time email movie on android tried to appeal. every time we were asked for a pardon, it was opposed and the evidence was reviewed. and for almost three times the time that was specified, at any time, they refused to admit that this was a lie. he committed the crimes. lala was the lawyer of malikin soni, whose conviction should be dismissed because of the way the sentence was issued. they were present both during the trial and in the appeal process, but when he issued the sentence , i did not have complete knowledge of the case. he regr

the past few days, some media had said about the possibility of tricogen being killed, however, sky news, according to the head of the british spy agency , said that president wagner had met with putin in recent days and had tea with him. the bus accident in algeria caused the death of 34 according to the afp news agency, in this accident, a passenger bus collided head-on with a person and caught fire. in this incident, 12 people were also injured. the accident of a passenger bus happened in one of the axes of southern algeria, 2000 km from the country's capital , last year in this african country. 23 thousand incidents an accident occurred, as a result of which 3,400 people were killed and 30,000 were injured. in the united states, the families of a group of prisoners in the state of texas called for an increase in the temperature by 20 degrees. azad taheri amini's report is that the media gave texas prisons how i am alive and alive, they like our children , the grieving mother, how the man made me angry , the living corpse of the 36-year-old son of tuna, someone had made it in the cell

according to the report of the sky news channel, only in italy , there were 1,000 flights and 250,000 passengers were stranded. the part where adrien kabir did not expect that a leisure trip would turn into a nightmare. about 1,000 domestic and foreign flights were canceled in italy, and about 250,000 tourists were stranded. inside the halls of the airport, companies are left wandering the plane got stuck again. we were in catania again. there are 53 of us. our plans are messed up. it's really awful. staying is a boring situation. we have caused inconvenience to customers and tourists. let's return to work as soon as possible. let's end the strike. italian police. italy is not the only country that is affected by the strikes of air transport workers. it is going to be 120 in belgium. in this regard , the flight schedule of our airlines is also after joining. the pilots were affected by the strike. the continuation of these appointments in the travel season will have consequences. the end of the khondaghdar news segment in the name of god. hello, have a nice day. first , let's talk abo

according to sky news, there are now 48 out of 50 us states with deaths caused by the use of trang. hope that they are here is either lost, or seeing a soul, or their family is broken, they have no reason to live anymore, they came here, we learned that the use of a new drug has become popular, the drug trang, which caused terrible wounds, and the health authorities of the city are afraid of the possibility . the prevalence of all this expressed throughout the country they were worried, but then it became clear that trang had gone to the american drug market. the white house has now accepted that the alternative or so-called zombie drug of today is something that they can be a serious threat to the country. it is not far from the reality. in the beginning, you self-medicated, and that's when you started using the song, yes, it was from that time that you really didn't do anything like kes and kristof , while talking to me, he explained that it was a drug and a few seconds after the injection into this bed. usah checked the statistics and figures that go back to 2019 it indicates a 2

and this is an extremely important element here is the skype process please thank you good agent sky newssidents zelenskyi you came here and wanted to have a time frame you believed what the word will be said that there will be more weapons provided that there will be more security guarantees as the alliance is made do you think that it will be okay that this position and not this position is not absurd as you said earlier and that there was no invitation for ukraine this will reduce the morale of the ukrainian army, what do you think about it, secretary general? and you said that it was a terrible mistake that the west gave security guarantees to ukraine. are you worried that the alliance is one step closer to a direct problem with russia, regarding the invitation i i really understand that this is a technical signal. but if we deal not only with technology and bureaucracy, but look at it as a serious motivating factor of ukrainian society, then for me, as for the president, it was a very important moment, a very important moment . i really compare this fact with the moment of -e candida

somewhat chronologically with i would say a diplomatic, but still a criticism of the landing in the sky news combat team, the president's thesis about constant thanks to the uk too much for help, he called it unhealthy sarcasm and you are a professional diplomat and it is actually very important to understand that such people are worth their weight in gold now in our country, some would even say that there is a certain personnel shortage in this sense, and the fact that he is leaving this position, how do you see it? certain revenge unfortunately for the management of our country because, er, the former actor zelenskyi and now he loves the president very much applause very much likes such wording, the greatest leader of the world, which is in no way true. unfortunately, the team that came in 2019 is like an expert on international . ntion of this administration that to replace everyone in a row, including er, well, we know who became the head of the sbu, who headed other bodies, and there were such attempts to put a person in the ministry of foreign affairs, unfortunately, fortunately for us

according to sky news, taiwan's rice fields were known to stretch from the mountains to the sea, butthere are fewer people working these days, and the rice balls are leaving the residents of fuli . i am also worried because we love this place, which is our home. the solitude and the abandoned shops are a good indication of this fact. last year, 10,000 people lived here , and now this population is decreasing , as well as the total population that in the local school , there are circles, every day less and less, the left side is bigger it works, they teach it for a year, and then it dies of excitement . the population of taiwan decreased by 410 thousand people last year. the population has led to the lack of manpower in the health care system and in particular to a weaker army . it has become very serious to provide manpower. i think this will help to increase the birth rate in taiwan. i invite everyone to come here. i want this place to be a more suitable place for children to live and grow up, so far 60 children have received a cash gift from the fari city council accepted to be abl

according to sky news, taiwan's rice fields are known to stretch from the mountains to the sea . however, there are fewer people working these days and the rice ball is sinking. is becoming the residents of foli are leaving this city, and i am also worried because we love this place, which is our home. the solitude and abandoned shops are a good indication of this fact . last year, 10,000 people lived here, and now this the population is getting smaller and also the total population that is in the circle local school is getting smaller and smaller every day. it works towards the bigger box one . i teach it for a year and then it dies from here. it set a record with a decrease of 410,000 people last year, and also with a decrease in the number of elderly people it has been increasing in taiwan, which has led to the pressure of the population on the health and treatment system, the lack of labor, and in particular, a weaker army, and this issue has become a very serious concern for the supply of manpower and the increase in the birth rate in taiwan. i invite everyone to come here.

however, sky news said that the head of the british spy agency, gul, said that the president had met with putin in recent days and had tea with him. accident for a bus in algeria it caused the death of 34 people. according to afp, in this incident, a passenger bus collided head-on with a truck and caught fire. in this incident, 12 people were also injured . a passenger bus accident in one of the axes of southern algeria , 2000 km from the capital of this country, last year. this african country had 23,000 accidents, as a result of which 3,400 people were killed and 30,000 were injured. in the united states, the families of a group of prisoners in the state of texas called for an investigation into the condition of the prisons due to the unprecedented increase in temperature. the weather is hot these days. in prisons some american states have created problems. the free report of the big furnaces is that the media gave texas prisons a house . they like our children alive and alive. a grieving mother , the manner of my son's death makes me angry. there is no place here. here, a 36-year-

christian: with me to discuss is adam bolton, the editor in large for sky news. adam, welcome.d to have you with us. there's a couple of issues that tim devi raised which i want to get your take on. first of all, this period of time between the initial complaint that was made sometime in the middle of may and the seven weeks that lapsed until the sun broke this story on thursday. one phone call and onemail. was that sufficient? >> it clearly was not sufficient for the family who went to the sun newspaper. the families complaints about the lack of response from the bbc about the presenter in question. you can understand that they felt that it had been swept under the carpet. as tim devi was saying, lots of complaints come in. some people will question that. i thought the conclusion has to be that had the sun not done its story, not very much what happened. christian: the sun has put out a lot of reported speech from the family so far. have they published prematurely and is the onus now upon them to put more evidence in the public domain? adam: tim devi put it very well when he s

according to sky news, the use of this drug has become widespread in america and has led to an increase in deaths in this country. israel, you came to philidelphia, it is a place full of despair, or lost, or seeing a soul, or i am their family , they have no reason to live anymore, they came here to die. and the city's health authorities created terrible they expressed concern about the possibility of drugs spreading throughout the country, but then it became clear that trang had gone to the american drug market. the white house has now accepted that the alternative or so-called zombie drug is something that they consider a serious threat to the country, an issue that is far from it's not true, the doctors prescribed drugs, then you started self-medicating, and that's when you started using the song, that's right, it was from that time that you really didn't do anything like kes and kristof, while talking to me, clarified the drug and for a few seconds. dysplasia disappeared after the injection. check the statistics and the figures that go back to 2019 indicate a 276% increase in deaths

according to sky news, this fire occurred during the first heat wave and it is predicted that the seconde will start soon. the speed of spreading the scope of this fire is really scary, they said that he has to leave the house and he is confused and worried about what might happen. the day i didn't sleep because i knew the fire was coming here, i could see it . i felt like you were out of the house all night . the flames spread to the area. priti's efforts are intensifying, while the sky is full of suffocating smoke and it is getting hotter by the minute. the reasons for the increase in these fires are the firemen trying to put out the fire restrain and create obstacles to prevent its progress, but for this they have to get very close to the fire, the amount of resources and facilities they have at their disposal, this effort of the mind is fruitless , strong winds also fuel the fire, it was in the morning, it came only once if they intervened earlier, they could have prevented the fire here . it is possible that they will stop the fire in one case , and the fire will start in another pl

ambassador in london, vadym pistayku, the former minister of foreign affairs, who in an interview with sky news called it unhealthy sarcasm. ben wallace and said that the least we should do is to show signs of disagreement between us and our partners. but there was also a lot of strange communication from mr. at the end, that is, i will remind you that there was a statement that we will not come at all if we do not have someone ready in advance and make a decision for us, what was zaya, and then there was some communication on the first day of the summit when there was a tweet about which almost all the leading people write , it seems to confuse jason terribly angered biden and other partners of the leaders, and then there was a completely opposite reaction when suddenly it changed 180° and at the same time, with the same document, he began to justify, so to speak, what is this communication there is a problem at all. well, i’m just their observer from the side. i see that she is on the ball, she is limping, you know , of course i can’t comment on explaining what caused this communication by mr

democratic country, but for biden, the end justifies the means, points out the british guardian channel sky newss. this is a signal that kiev is losing london. berlin banned such ammunition a long time ago. and now they don’t know how to react, they think washington again framed everyone so that the nato summit in vilnius is approaching, where the most important thing is to sell. unity and the announcement of the transfer of cluster munitions at this point, provoking allied speculation about whether it was a good idea or not, harmony in nato to a certain extent is in danger of splitting 38 international organizations opposed the supply of cluster munitions to ukraine. the american edition of dahill calculated that they were even banned by 18 nato countries and more than a hundred other states. in addition , us laws allow the use of such shells in civilian areas, but it is precisely on civilian objects that anton conducts constant strikes. in ukraine, the number of mercenaries from france decreased by four times, about a hundred remained told the french radio rtl how much kiev pays foreign fighte

ambassador of ukraine , the acting utensils of ukraine, britain, a pristaika , sits on the air of sky news know, please, there were a few of these of your leader yesterday. hint, i think he responded with a bit of sarcasm, like president zelensky said every morning. he will wake up to call ben will to thank him. i don't think this is healthy sarcasm. we must not show the russians that something is going on between us. they need to know that we are working together. if something happens, then ben can call and not tell about everything. what does he want, he thinks, that if the current ambassador says about his direct boss, the president, that he has unhealthy sarcasm, then the russians do not understand that something is happening english, they don’t watch english channels, yes. uh, well, the same savages they don't have television. it's really. this is an indicator that everything is already fine, poroshenko is there, as if in opposition, but this is zelensky’s representative in britain yes, of direct length, not acting, not the former, but the current one went. and when he says that the p

didn’t have time to arrive, when they immediately came under fire and few, who survived, and in the sky newsmilitary company through the eyes of a 28-year-old resident, dublin, byrne rice , here , he dressed in brand new camouflage came to kiev to shoot the russians. and this is already at the forefront and so for days on end without cover from air and artillery. his units were supposed to break into the enemy's trenches and hold them until reinforcements arrived. it never came up. everything is on zero line. that's horrible. that's horrible. it's carnage everywhere. dead people, the biggest problem we face when we go into the trenches is to step over all the corpses that remain. it got even worse there when russian tanks appeared. google and had to evacuate ukraine in a cold sweat when you see a huge t-72 that goes after your little by pickup. it is existent. horror. we could be dead. we were screaming with all our might to make him move as fast as possible, well , a tattoo in the form of the ukrainian coat of arms, three teeth and a football. lka in research, yes, or the mail tells how the

in the story of sky news, a military company through the eyes of a 28-year-old resident, dublin, rice byrne, here, he dressed in a brand new camouflage came to kiev to shoot the russians. and this is already at the forefront, and so for days on end without air cover and artillery. his units were supposed to break into the enemy's trenches and hold them until reinforcements arrived. it never came up on the zero line. that's horrible. that's horrible. it's carnage everywhere. dead people, the biggest problem we face when we go into the trenches. it steps over everything the corpses that remain there became even worse when the russian tanks appeared. google had to evacuate ukraine in a cold sweat when you see a huge t-72 following your little pickup truck. it is existent. horror. we could be dead we yelled with all our might to the driver to move as fast as possible, well, a tattoo in the form of the ukrainian coat of arms, three teeth and a t-shirt can be a reason for su. debnogo following, yes or mail tells how the welsh shooter alexander harms rizzy. here in this blurry photo he escap

the number of people killed during an explosion at a political rally in pakistan has increased , sky news also reports that about 200 people , including children, were injured, the media notes the dead may be more, because many of the injured are in a critical condition. i would like to remind you that the day before the explosion of programs during the convention of supporters of the jamaat islamic party , this happened before its high-ranking leaders arrived there. the attack was carried out by the smertnyk terrorist, so far no group has claimed responsibility for this attack of half a million for education, graduates of one of the schools of the kharkiv region are collecting money to repair a shelter without storage in the new academic year , children will not be allowed to return to classes, how are they collecting money, let's look at the shelter in this school it was built in the 80s of the last century and has never been repaired, says the director of the educational institution . it has everything necessary to be called a shelter , even two entrances, come, i invite you, without a

democratic country, but for biden, the end justifies the means indicates the british guardian tv channel sky newsis is a signal that kiev is losing london and berlin have long banned such munitions and now they don’t know how to react washington considers again framed everyone so that nato in vilnius where the most important demonstrate unity and the announcement of the transfer of cluster munitions at this moment provoke allies' reasoning about whether it was a good idea or not, harmony in nato to a certain extent is in danger of splitting 38 international organizations opposed the supply of cluster munitions to ukraine. calculated by the american edition of dahill reminds them were banned even by 18 nato countries and even more than a hundred other states. in addition, us laws do not allow the use of such projectiles in civilian areas, but it is for civilian objects and strikes constantly. anton dadykin to lead, turkey intends to continue to maintain a dialogue with russia , they tried to interfere with the attitude of the two countries, but ankara did not spoil relations with moscow , turkish

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democratic country, but for biden, the end justifies the means indicates the british guardian tv channel sky newsis is a signal that kiev is losing london and berlin have long banned such munitions and now they don’t know how to react washington considers again , he set everyone up, changed them, so that they themselves approach nato in vilnius, where the most important thing is to demonstrate unity and the announcement of the transfer of cluster munitions at this point provoke the allies' discussion about whether it was a good idea or not, harmony in nato to a certain extent is in danger of splitting 38 international organizations opposed the supply of cluster munitions to ukraine. calculated by the american edition of dahill recalls they were banned. already 18 nato countries and more than a hundred other states. in addition, us laws do not allow the use of such shells in civilian areas, but it is precisely on civilian objects that the armed forces inflict constant strikes. anton dadykin, together in ukraine, the number of mercenaries from france decreased by four times, about a hundred remaine

hours ago in the wake of food and saying we're not going to be a part of his grand deal anymore. sky news comes out and says bruton is starving africa by backing out of the great and c d i. and yet we know about this. we know the oldest stuff that was supposed to go to africa. why did it go early? it went to the negative countries that are fighting russia in you crazy, but hold on a 2nd. no, no, no. russia is stopping africa. yeah. only 3 percent. it's actually going to the african, the most the majority a year. and as you said, are going to nato based on fries and, and apprehensive, they'll survive, they know the rest of a lot of their commitments. they'll figure a way out to get the grain in to them and rush, it will well, they'll work with china or with do around. they will get the food as possible with that and work out something from here. but yeah, this isn't, this isn't, it's the twisting which i mentioned last week. so someone the that they're going to was this the press and the media. but the really the late, the blame liaison, normally on the west and particularly on ukraine by

of these new western cluster munitions on the front line, and uh, i you know, today i'm joining sky newsy talk so much with interest there they mention in passing, but, as it were, controversial cluster munitions are prefabricated. well, in britain they are kind of banned, yes. well, that's why the word is controversial. next, with pleasure, the military expert talks about how great ukraine needs these controversial ammunition, yes, well, accordingly, uh, and they use yes , indeed, uh, lindsey graham come on, hold them accountable. yes , initiate criminal cases on and on the fact of a war crime of using your american cluster munitions. just against the civilian population, which is what reporters actually are, but they reveal a little different. you understand, of course, what you know, we are talking about our deceased colleague, the market, but heavy losses are also in the management, which igor evgenievich is responsible for marijuana, moreover, this is not the first officer who provided. yes , the relationship is heroic guys. i know them well and they are usually in the shadow of our

i'm joined now by lis howell, a former managing editor at sky news and director of broadcasting at cityast 20 minutes, new allegations concerning the same presenter, in terms of a reaction for a corporation already on crisis, your view? ., �* ., ., , ., view? you've got to be careful about these new allegations _ view? you've got to be careful about these new allegations because - view? you've got to be careful about these new allegations because we i these new allegations because we are... ayoung are... a young person has said they were contacted, there is nothing wrong about going on a dating app and contacting people. the allegation then goes onto say that the presenter was and threatening and bullying. that in itself is unpleasant but not necessarily dire so i think this allegation really does way into this, there is no doubt about it, but we gotta be careful about how much weighs into it and it's all really very new and we need to make sure it is substantiated and find out about the context before making judgments about this. it's not great, it's not something that's going to make

country, but for biden, the end justifies the means, points out the british guardian tv channel sky newss this is a signal that kiev has been losing london and berlin for a long time banned such munitions and now they don’t know how to react, they think washington set everyone up again, so that the nato summit in vilnius is approaching, where the most important thing is to demonstrate unity and the announcement of the transfer of cluster munitions at this moment provokes a discussion about the allies about whether it was a good idea or not , harmony in nato to a certain extent, is in danger of splitting 38 international organizations opposed the supply of cluster munitions to ukraine. calculated by the american edition of dahill reminds them banned. 18 nato countries and more than a hundred other states. in addition, us laws do not allow the use of such shells in civilian areas, but it is precisely on civilian objects that the armed forces constantly strike. anton dadykin to lead more than 88 million rubles. as part of the popular front action, the russians collected everything for the v

nor last four weeks beyond 40 c, nor has any of the other has it put any of the other places in sky newss light in red, including the light up in red, including the united kingdom where they have their reports giving united kingdom where they have theiimpressionaports giving united kingdom where they have theiimpression that s giving united kingdom where they have theiimpression that the ling united kingdom where they have theiimpression that the world is the impression that the world is burning up and the same temperatures ten years ago would have been represent dotted with green backdrop . i mean, there is green backdrop. i mean, there is a political agenda being driven here. >> but i think what are these guys going to do? >> people when >> these weather people when they've the reds? they've used up all the reds? because think what is going because i think what is going on, hear this un guy on, you say you hear this un guy 90, on, you say you hear this un guy go, oh, yeah, global boiling and you get concerned. listen to you get concerned. i listen to him think i'll shut up if him and i

uh, there's a black sea gray deal as come to a close of sky news immediately started blaming russia for the end of the grain deal. even now saying that now because of russia, africa will stop. but if anyone gets the news from our alternative, stories is not the mainstream networks. they'll know that the nature of the country is that a fighting rupturing ukraine. they are. the ones who have been getting most of the food and africa has been left to hang out to drive by european friends. why has that been the case since the beginning of the grain do the yes. and if you, if you remember when, even before the 5th agreement was actually i was raised, there was so many reports about, you know, how they would need to establish learning. now click on the roof size to bring policy. and then michael, if that's what they did, did the research, as they know, it's fortunately that gifted with an important call cuz the benefit from with a medical st cause is actually very dependent on the wheat from marissa on. i'm from the new cri. what is probably, you know, really it gives us the data and what it i

you mentioned sky news. hat said that a car had burst into flames on an l.a . freeway during heatwave , but . freeway during heatwave, but they didn't know if it was heat related. well, of course it's not heat related. otherwise there'd cars in saudi there'd be no cars in saudi arabia or the global south. what they're constantly they're trying to do constantly is link heat with danger. and the reason they're doing that, you to hell is you know, the road to hell is paved good intentions, as paved with good intentions, as they supposedly they probably supposedly have. our interests at heart. our best interests at heart. they're to encourage they're trying to encourage people their people to decarbonise their lifestyles , cars and conform to lifestyles, cars and conform to net zero, which is a it's quite a contentious political policy, let's not forget. so back in 2021, the nudge unit and sky wrote a joint report all about how to use the gamut of tv to influence people. and interestingly , in this document, inte

let's go live to a former managing editor at sky news and director of broadcasting at city universityf london. there is a lot to digest here. have you managed to look at the timeline, and also the statement from the director—general? the problem is, the initial complaints, whether or not it was taken seriously, the allegation from the other side of the story is because the presenter, bbc top presenter, the allegations weren't taken seriously. fine presenter, the allegations weren't taken seriously.— taken seriously. one of the things it would be _ taken seriously. one of the things it would be interesting _ taken seriously. one of the things it would be interesting to - taken seriously. one of the things it would be interesting to know. taken seriously. one of the things it would be interesting to know is| it would be interesting to know is how often people make allegations, spurious or otherwise, about presenters. tim davie obviously feels that more should have been done. that has to be investigated. as your previous guests have been set there is a duty of care to the presenter and al

the former managing director at sky news and broadcasting at city university of london. joining us huw edwards is been named as the presenter and there is so much speculation, your reaction. i worked with huw edwards _ speculation, your reaction. i worked with huw edwards and _ speculation, your reaction. i worked with huw edwards and he _ speculation, your reaction. i worked with huw edwards and he was - speculation, your reaction. i worked with huw edwards and he was a - speculation, your reaction. i worked l with huw edwards and he was a young political correspondent in a future guard for him then and i do now. and he has been a great deal to the bbc and working extremely hard for the enormous professionalism. while like many otherformer bbc enormous professionalism. while like many other former bbc colleagues, i have heard his name for many days and i always hoped it would turn out not to be true it is a genuine personal tragedy for huw edwards was put in place to the centre of the scandal which clearly, he has some role in that is itself tragic for huw edwards and hi

all the thing, i was on sky news all the time.ing contacted me all the time saying i'm out because i can't i'm dropping out because i can't compete polish lads compete with the polish lads with the latvians, the ones with the latvians, all the ones who coming over. and they who are coming over. and they were undercutting them. and so were undercutting them. and so we whole generation of we lost a whole generation of tradesmen they were tradesmen and they were never replaced because replaced with schemes because big business wants to pay below british market rate. it used to be a position in the political left british workers left to pay british workers a higher wage. those days are gone. we'd rather pay an albanian or a latvian below our rate and that's what that's what's keeping them hooked on this source of labour this cheap source of labour even this cheap source of labour ever, though, aaron. >> how we ever get the >> how will we ever get a the next generation of may of tradesmen in i am going to say men because it is predomin