st. george barn bay root will actually describe this place nice amount in the hello. hello. of course, it's sadly in the news because of what's happening in lebanon right now. but what happens in evidence happens everywhere in the middle. i mean the effects, the middle east, and therefore the whole world. okay. yeah, yeah, this and george's was, was the place. i mean, barret was a, was the new kero in away. a lot of people were moving away from kara, this is intelligence people, journalist businesses. and so, because they were a bit nervous about about nasa and they thought lebanon was a safer place to bring up, bring up children, and so on. so, and it was of a, a st still a very happy place. it seems, at least if you were had a bit of money and were you was a u. s. proxy american government, yet as me was, it was, and i the, the st. george's, the bar of the san george's hotel was the place where the diplomat spies, journalist would all meet in the evening, or sometimes indeed in the morning and spend all day there. and it was the place where you were, you know, if you wante

me was, it was and i the, the st. george's, the bar this and george's hotel was the place where the diplomat spies, journalist would all meet in the evening or sometimes indeed in the morning and spend all day there. and it was the place where you were, you know, if you wanted to know what was going on, you got plugged into the saint george's. and you would be sure to meet some senior member of the government or some senior spy or whatever. and that was the place to be sent. at least that was better than press releases. i mean, the amount of alcohol that flows through this book, the 10 o'clock you tell us what the 10 o'clock club is it? yeah. your telling her was what was that the 2 chairman of that was sam pope brewer, who his wife ended up marrying philby and a friend of his who was a senior cia man. and they would arrive at 10 o'clock for pick up their post, put the newspapers under their arm and go and sit at the bar and just chat. and i had the 1st martini of the day at 10 am and they would discuss what that what the new york times might begin to write. and the following day and sam bre

smith rowe was due to join the under 21's squad but has now met the rest of the squad at st george's midfielder xavi hernandez has been officially unveiled as the club's new coach six years after he left the club. barca usually reserve pitch presentations for their biggest signings. but he's the first coach to be given the honour, in front of 10,000 fans who chanted his name on monday. he rejoins a side struggling in midtable, in huge debt, and they haven't been champions of europe since he left. you may have seen the row in modern pentathlon, with the governing body deciding to remove the horseriding discipline. and replace it with another sport for 2028. in part a reaction to events at the tokyo games, when one horse in particular refused to perform for a leading rider. there's been strong opposition from pentathletes, who want to preserve their sport. team gb�*s olympic championjoe choong is one of almost 700 athletes, to sign a petition, calling for the president of the international union to stand down. we wa nt we want to be given a chance to save us poor, to save writing by ad

to getjabbed. from professor asma khalil, professor of obstetrics and maternal fetal medicine at st george, one of the reasons that saiqa parveen lost her life was that she said it was too late to head to get the vaccine when it eventually came through from the government that pregnant women could receive it. is it ever to late for a pregnant woman to get vaccinated? it for a pregnant woman to get vaccinated?— for a pregnant woman to get vaccinated? , ., ., ., for a pregnant woman to get vaccinated? , ., ., vaccinated? it is never too late to net the vaccinated? it is never too late to get the vaccine. _ vaccinated? it is never too late to get the vaccine. we _ vaccinated? it is never too late to get the vaccine. we know - vaccinated? it is never too late to get the vaccine. we know that - vaccinated? it is never too late to i get the vaccine. we know that covid can cause severe illness to the pregnant woman, particularly in the latter stages of pregnancy, and therefore it is never too late. pregnant women are twice as likely to get severe covid compared to non—pregnant adults, and they ar

st. george barn bay roof, literally describe this place. mine is amounting in a lot of course it sadly in the news because of what's happening in lebanon right now. but what happens in evidence happens everywhere in the middle. i mean the effects, the middle east, and therefore the whole world are good. yeah. yeah, this and george's was, was the place i mean, but barret was a, was the new kero in away. a lot of people were moving away from cairo. this is intelligence people, journalists, businesses and so on, because they were a bit nervous about about nasa and they thought lebanon was a safer place to bring up, bring up children and so on. so, and there was a very, essentially, a very happy place. it seems, at least if you were had a bit of money and were it was a u. s. proc see america government. yes me was, it was and ah, the, the saint. george's, the bar of the san george's hotel was the place where the diplomat spies, journalist would all meet her in the evening. or sometimes indeed in the morning, i spent all day there. and it was th

st. george that the french and the british, there's wobbling about the channel, but then they come out with a g 7 or incomplete solidarity on immigration, really quite whimsical. deem it recording finish up here and there news reports here. and then he has an up $8500.00 troops to the, to the be a russian border. i mean, what should be a diplomatic political, even economic solution. again, we have these powers relying upon military to solve a humanitarian problem. i mean, again, it seems quite contrived to me last 30 seconds. go to you, go ahead. well, i think it's also lesson because he was friendly with russian brain regime in its origin. you won't very good terms with the west about it, even though it was not a rich. so it also shows you show the west well, question is against. there is no problem with that. we can pick you when she is friends with russia, then you got to do that. then i'm going to take a single wider. i jumped in here, but it seems you know it through the whole history of cross ok. we have the $31.00 flavors of lucas jenko, who would have thought of a gentleman. i'm goi

st. george's hole in liverpool and the silk mill in derby.e years later. .. . collection of three years later. ., , ., later. from the beginning to now, it later. from the beginning to now. it has _ later. from the beginning to now, it has always _ later. from the beginning to now, it has always needed i later. from the beginning to. now, it has always needed for me to be a beautiful site to see an event you dive into it with the story behind it of the death and destruction and people's sacrifice, what they fought for, and we still do. today the sections are combined in a new design. poppies will open to the public tomorrow. let's bring you all the latest sports news. hello. we start with managerial appointments across football. add shoving and unders replaces ronald kerman. —— xavi. xavi joint from a qatari club to barcelona. eddie howe has signed a three—year deal after replacing steve bruce at newcastle. the club is a second from bottom and five points from bottom and five points from safety. and a new head coach for genova. it follows a m

smith rowe was due to join the under 21's squad but has now met the rest of the squad at st george'she club. barca usually reserve pitch presentations for their biggest signings. but he's the first coach to be given the honour, in front of 10,000 fans who chanted his name on monday. he rejoins a side struggling in midtable, in huge debt, and they haven't been champions of europe since he left. you may have seen the row in modern pentathlon, with the governing body deciding to remove the horseriding discipline. and replace it with another sport for 2028. in part a reaction to events at the tokyo games, when one horse in particular refused to perform for a leading rider. there's been strong opposition from pentathletes, who want to preserve their sport. team gb�*s olympic championjoe choong is one of almost 700 athletes, to sign a petition, calling for the president of the international union to stand down. sport, to save writing by addressing the problems notjust navigating the problem completely. and so moving forward with like, considering the lack of consultation and the historic l

missing several key players and mason mount and luke shaw are still to link up with the group at st george'sg about his surprise at being called—up to the senior squad, saying it was "crazy" to be suddenly training alongside the likes of harry kane and raheem sterling. smith rowe — who'sjust 2i — has been in superb form for his club, scoring three goals in his last three premier league games. england are expected to seal their place at next year's world cup finals in these last two qualifiers — and after getting the call from manager gareth southgate, smith rowe couldn't wait to share the news... my my mum was actually downstairs at the time. i was upstairs and i ran downstairs straightaway and told her and i was very emotional but, yeah, they were so proud of me and i couldn't wait to meet up with the squad. everything has happened so quickly and i've tried to keep my head down as much as possible. try to listen to everyone around me. i'm just trying to learn as much as they can and, you we'll see what happens. the former television commentator gerald sinstadt has died at the age of 91. he

the sections were exhibited around the country, including at st george's hall in liverpool and the silkor, and we still do. today, the sections are combined in a new design. poppies will open to the public tomorrow. mairead smyth, bbc news. two bracelets which belonged to marie antoinette, the last queen of france, will be auctioned this afternoon. they were smuggled out of the country before marie antoinette was executed during the french revolution. each bracelet contains 112 diamonds. they're expected to fetch record prices. the auction is taking place in geneva, from where imogen foulkes reports. a pair of bracelets containing 112 diamonds. they once graced the arm of marie antoinette. when the revolution began, france's last queen managed to save herjewels, smuggling them out with her daughter. she couldn't save herself. tonight, more than two centuries after her death, the bracelets will go to the highest bidder, blue—blooded or commoner. but for how much? pricewise, i don't think you can put a price on history. how much is someone willing to pay for something from the last queen

squad are planned at the moment with mason mount and luke shaw still to link up with the group at st george'sir match against australia on saturday in place ofjoe marler. rodd was born in scotland, but has represented england at age—grade level. a senior cap would commit him to eddiejones' side. marler, who came off the bench in saturday's win over tonga, tested positive for coronavirus on monday evening. wing alex cuthbert will make his first wales appearance for four years as one of five changes for sunday's match against fiji. head coach wayne pivac has ripped up his team sheet, from the defeat against south africa last saturday, putting cuthbert in the side. ellisjenkins will captain wales after performing well in his first test match for three years. full—back liam williams, scrum—half kieran hardy and centre johnny williams have been recalled in a revamped backline. finally, andy murray's on court in the last 16 of the stockholm open. he's playing italian top seed jannick sinner. it's1—1 in the first set. just to recap on her top story, england have lost new zealand in the semifinal of

st. george, utah. >> there is a huge pickleball boom going on. 4.5 million now. >> it's not just fun, it's >> seems like a perfect combo for our "today" show team so we took a swing at our first "today" pickle ball tournament >> go team blue. >> hey, blue team. >> i will look out for us, team orange >> go team orange. >> go team >> we're going to get 'em. >> before we faced off in doubles matches, a little warm-up and some pointers in the pickleball pros here at court 16 >> you always have to be back behind this yellow line. >> this yellow one >> has to be underhanded >> yes >> so it needs to face straight. >> most games are 11 points, but we're kind of in a pickle with an early wake-up call tomorrow, so our round robin game is first to score five points so it's al and i against popstarters carson and sheinelle. >> whoa. >> ooh, nice, carson >> go carson >> let it go, let it go. >> you're better than this >> i know. i am >> oh. >> there we go there we go. >> come on, sheinelly. >> oh. >> good one. that was a good one. >> we woke the sleeping beast. >> i know. >> okay. by two >> nice game >

smith rowe was due to join the under 21's squad, but has now met the rest of the squad at st george's, as well as the murders of wendy knell and caroline pierce in 1987. i'm joined now by shaun lintern, health correspondent at the independent, who has been following this story and looking into security breaches at nhs mortuaries. thanks forjoining us on bbc news. the suggestion is, no matter how awful and depraved this has been given that it's around about 100 bodies that potentially have been defiled, it could actually be a lot more. . , ,., y defiled, it could actually be a lot more. . , ,., , ~ defiled, it could actually be a lot more. . ,,., , ~ ., more. absolutely. i think we heard in parliament _ more. absolutely. i think we heard in parliament today _ more. absolutely. i think we heard in parliament today mps _ more. absolutely. i think we heard in parliament today mps in - more. absolutely. i think we heard in parliament today mps in the - in parliament today mps in the health secretary acknowledging how serious this was. the health secretary has widened an inquiry to consider

the sections were exhibited around the country, including at st george's hall in liverpool and the silk see. and then you dive into it with the story behind it of the death and the destruction and people's sacrifice, what they fought for, and we still do. today, the sections are combined in a new design. poppies will open to the public tomorrow. water companies have been warned they will face "consequences" if they don't reduce the flow of raw sewage being released into england's rivers. it comes after mps voted to accept a government amendment imposing tougher restrictions on the practice. ministers hope it will end a row between the commons and the lords over the issue. but some campaigners say the new rules don't go far enough. a study of nearly 90,000 people suggests that those who go to sleep between 10 and 11 pm have a lower risk of stroke or heart attack than people with other bedtimes. the team behind the uk biobank work believe synchronising sleep to match our internal body clock may explain the link. researchers say more work is needed to understand the findings. thank you for

the sections were exhibited around the country, including at st george's hall in liverpool and the silkunding it needs to develop a new generation of small nuclear plants. the company is hoping to create up to 40,000 jobs by 2050. this will allow the enginering firm to design the reactors, which it hopes will supply low carbon energy to millions of homes by the end of the decade. so lets look at what this would mean for us all. one uk small modular reactor also known as a smr powers over 60,000 electric cars. rolls royce smr estimate that each small modular reactor could be capable of powering 1 million homes 7 equivalent to a city the size of leeds. one of the uks small modular reactor powers over 60,000 electric cars. joining me now is tom greatrex, the chief executive of the nuclear industry association. i would like to begin with the basics, can you explain why it is greener than other sources of energy, nuclear power? it is as ureen as energy, nuclear power? it is as green as wind. _ energy, nuclear power? it is as green as wind, greener - energy, nuclear power? it is as green as w

tunnel near salisbury in southern england thousands of opposition. supporters have filled st. salt san george's national parliament building to denounce the results of elections on funding the ruling georgia dream party. 119 of 2050 and district local elections. that includes merrill offices and the 5 largest cities. the opposition is alleging voter fraud. north macedonia, as prime minister has resigned health to his governing social democratic union parties, suffered a major loss and local elections, thorns i have conceded defeat in the most important contests, them as race. and the capitals copier candidates supported by the main center, right opposition party is set to win at least half of the countries. the policies for sure that i get those wallets. your citizens allow me on behalf of the social democratic union of macedonia and all our people to congratulate our opponents for winning the local elections. i am taking over the responsibility for such developments of the political events, including the results of these elections. i am here by resigning from the position of the prime minister

phil george of st. angelo, texas, a distinguished veteran and university basketball coach. mr. george is a legend in my hometown of st. angelo, a veteran of not only world war ii and korea but also of vietnam where he spent years as an incredibly skilled fighter pilot. when the nation called he answered multiple times. i cannot overstate the sacrifices he made professionally and in his community after his service in the military. : he's a mentor to so many and he leaves a legacy to this day of the selfless ability to lead others, to motivate others, to a life of service. his torreys are incredible. his faith in god is palpable. and his love for his late wife and entire family are inspiring. in addition to his record of service, he has an incredible record as a basketball coach and athletic director at angelo state utah. i want to thank him for his service to this nation. mr. speaker, i rise to recognize mr. maynard schwartner to spent his entire life in service his country both in vietnam and back at home as a well driller in vietnam he spent his time providing clean water for c

the sections were exhibited around the country, including at st george's hall in liverpool and the silkfor the nation in 2015 and donated to imperial war museum's permanent collection three years later. from the beginning to now, it's always needed to be, for me, a beautiful sight to see. and then you dive into it with the story behind it of the death and the destruction and people's sacrifice, what they fought for, and we still do. today, the sections are combined in a new design. poppies will open to the public tomorrow. just look at this, 30 metres high. it is bigger in terms of height, in terms of the installation that was at the tower of london. at many locations around the country, also, for many years. i am joined by the designer who helped to realise the vision of the artist. tom piper. you first saw this finished piece of work when you arrive today. what first saw this finished piece of work when you arrive today. what is our work when you arrive today. what is your impression? _ work when you arrive today. what is your impression? i— work when you arrive today. what is your im

st. paul's cemetery and berries in the family vault next to his famous uncle george armistead. i was on a tour a few years ago where he said he no he's at old st. paul's and we are sure where the that's where. i was standing there with my wife who had the presence to take photos. it's a private cemetery basically and it's locked in gated and occasionally they do tours. that's the armistead story. hancock was wanted about the same time in the thigh. he he recovers that he never fully recovers. he returns to the army in six months never quite the same. it's a pretty good day in spotsylvania but that's why he never rose to a higher command. he has an interesting post-war life in a detail it in the book he runs for president in 1880 and he almost becomes president. 1885 he returns to gettysburg for the final time where he famously argues with the location the proposed location of the hancock wounding. hancock but it should be closer to the --. it was placed by someone nearby. hancock does take you monitor the battlefield. to walk the fields with wind field scott hancock? a few month

st. james as he gets his credentials to king george the sixth. second from the left is an american.lonel lee who hid - - he did not get along with joe. he was the military attachÉ and that already by this time he's not already in town one week that he was struck on his own ferocity. that's the most true statement anybody ever said about joe he was constantly shooting his mouth off without realizing messages got back to people. by the time you are appointed ambassador roosevelt new all the terrible things he had said about him but he sent him out because he was less of a danger to him overseas than in washington. because joe was an isolationist and that america should had any obligation other than to earn money. but randall churchill and winston churchill took joe out for lunch and he was viewing how britain didn't know what it was doing it should not be hurtling itself. and as a journalist and stood up and turned purple and lectured him for j ten minutes and walked out. and with those from st. james palace to say he only stood out that there is a big thing in american press about hi

st. petersburg, florida, george. caller: i was wondering about these electric cars.re they getting the electric power from? how much call does it take to drive these electric vehicles? my truck is '93. i get over 34 miles to the gallon. i do not know where they are getting the power. host: terry, mount airy, maryland, democrat. caller: i am troubled that were presented to gosar of arizona -- representative gosar of arizona put a video showing violence against a member of the opposite party. i was wondering if you could tell us when the congressman is supposed to appear in the house in order to be censured? host: the reporting is that house democrats plan today to rebuke representative gosar and strip him of his committee assignments for posting that animated video depicting him killing a democratic congresswoman and attacking president biden. he has not apologized and played down the video, claiming it was a symbolic portrayal of a fight over immigration policy and saying he would not espouse violence or harm toward any member of congress. expect to hear more at some

st. paul cemetery, buries it in a family vault recognize next to his famous uncle, george armistead. always been mystery about this. i was on a ranger tour a few years ago, where we know he's at old st. pauls, we're not sure where. that's where, outside the vault. i was standing there gawking in awe. my wife had the presence of mind to take a photo. thank you very much. it's a private cemetery basically. it's locked and gated. you can finagle your way in. occasionally, they do these tours. that's the armistead story. hancock wounded about the same time. in the thigh. he recovers but he never fully recovers. he returns to the army in six months. never quite the same. he has a pretty good day, but i think that's why he never rose to higher command in the army during the war. a very interesting post war life, i detail this in the book. he runs for president in 1888. remains in the army. 1885, he returns to gettysburg for the final time where he famously argues with john about the location, the proposed location of the hancock wounding monument. there it is today. it was put up after his

st. james street shows the former mayor that was a captain in the mexican-american war. that statue became the focal point during the georgeloyd protests. the commission voted unanimously to recommend it to be removed. today the final decision will be made on that issue. >>> a live look in the sierra where snow is already falling from the storm passing through the bay area, and you can see the palisades ski resort. that's the real stuff there. temperatures have been low enough to fire up the snow-making machine, and this is the first time this year. the resort hopes to reopen on the 24th, or perhaps sooner if that snow keeps coming down. >> yes. >>> how cold is it up there, kari? will we keep getting snow? >> you have to go really high in elevation to see the rain change to the snow. take a look at the small sliver of the blue indicating where we have snow, so you have to go up at least 6,000, 7,000 feet to see the snow. for marin county and parts of southern napa and sonoma counties, and we are seeing light showers. it may make your commute a little slower. for the peninsula, also looking for light rain passing by. this i

george floyd. and when he distanced himself from the infamous photo op outside st.ll. trump ultimately firing esper via tweet just days after losing the 2020 election. so what can we learn from the excerpts at issue here? remember that bob woodward's recent book, peril, revealed just how concerned general mark milley was. former secretary esper insisting that nothing in his book is classified information. he is calling the redactions arbitrary and capricious, and he is revealing today that the january 6th committee has contacted him. >> yes, they have reached out to me. we haven't been able to connect yet. you're right. i wasn't there at the time. it was a terrible, tragic event, and it obviously struck all of us pretty deeply. >> he is right. it was a terrible, tragic day and why americans need as much daylight on the trump presidency as we can get. >>> the january 6th committee is about to make a big move. the panel set to vote on a referral for criminal contempt for a former top doj official and trump ally. ben isn't worried about retirement his personalized plan

george floyd's murder there? >> well, i think you absolutely have to consider gun violence as a public health cries, and that's what we're doing in the city of sting to declare gun violence as a public health crisis and use all of the tools in the toolbox to help address that with our new health director, dr. davis. we're going to pull our flagship universities and hospitals to the table and see how we can address root causes and the social determinants of health. i don't see that as a rejection. i think people want to go in a different direction and we need to transform our public safety system with one that leads with prevention instead of arresting and incarcerating. >> but in your city it's no consideration of, you know, getting rid of or replacing the police department as part of that strategy? >> no, absolutely not. we're trying to transform our public safety system to one that leads with prevention an not arresting and incars nating, and we started a cops and clinicians program earlier this year that pairs officers with licensed clinical social services and other health responders, diverted people from jail and prevented suicides and div