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and ben stokes was here today.now, stokes tends not to think about things in terms of personal redemption, but it is certainly possible to perceive it in that way. stokes was happy to pose for some pictures here today. he didn't do interviews and that is always up to the individual to make that judgment after these ceremonies. i know that stokes sometimes feels a bit embarrassed about the individual attention that he gets when he is, of course, part of a team sport. jos butler was also here today, part of the england's world cup winning team. one thing that stokes will be aware of, though, is that 2020 is a big year in many ways for english cricket. the launch of a new domestic competition, the 100, designed to engage a whole new generation of fans. they want to try and build towards becoming the best test team in the world and england would love to win the men's 2020 world cup later in the year. is any of that, all of that, feasible? well, we know, with ben stokes, just about anything is possible. good afternoon.

we know, with ben stokes we re feasible? we know, with ben stokes were just about anything is possible. as promised, we will turn oui’ possible. as promised, we will turn our attentions to the weather. more rain in the forecast by the end of the week and into the weekend. at the moment we're sat in pretty cold airand a the moment we're sat in pretty cold air and a showery weather regime. wintry showers to come, particularly across the hills in the north and west but not always exclusively. the risk of hail as well. a light covering recently on the hills. the radar shows me where their weight me is. -- radar shows me where their weight me is. —— the white behind me is. the showers will gradually migrate further eastwards. this afternoon still some heavy ones with the risk of hailand still some heavy ones with the risk of hail and thunder. some showers in the north of england and east anglia. temperatures, on the thermometer, six, 7 degrees. factor in the wind and for many it is feeling close to freezing. more showers through

stokes was now convinced. jessie was not the devoted army wife she seemed to be. instead, she was at the center of a deadly love triangle. >> both men in love with jessie. >> correct. >> jessie in love with one man? >> i believe so. >> reporter: to the detective, evidence that jarred and jessie were a couple was piling up, like when police ran the plates of the car jessie was driving the night of the murder. >> it came back to jessie goslyn and jarred long. >> reporter: they owned a car together. by now, police had had enough of jessie's shifting stories and confronted her with what they knew. >> jessie, we know there wasn't a black guy. >> there was, yeah. >> no, we know. >> yeah, there was. >> -- that it was jarred. we know that his truck was there. >> it was not, no. >> everything that witness has said has been true. >> no. >> yeah, very true. >> no. >> reporter: he told her they knew all about her romantic relationship with jarred. jessie admitted she and jarred hung out together but continued to deny there was anything sexual between them. >> she said they we

as mp for brock stoke home -- brock stoke, i am delighted funding is starting to flow into hospitals. the as the funding going to nottingham university hospitals. as the prime minister agree with me this conservative government is committed to fulfilling its manifesto pledges and will deliver for the nhs? agreeeed i do passionately with my honorable friend. i congratulate him on all he has done to campaign for the redevelopment of the medical center and nottingham city hospital. i am proud money is flowing through to those projects. >> thank you, mr. speaker. can i add my grateful thanks to the police and emergency services that had to react to the deadly terrorist incident? of brexit,t few days this prime minister has sacked an official, taken an isolationist approach to trade and burned -- and banned the press from downing street. intentionally trying to impersonate donald trump? speaker, i do not think anybody listening to my speeds -- my speech could have mistaken this for anything other than the ,ost passionate, globalist outward looking approach. there is only one party in this

this is the village of severn stoke in worcestershire.t a mile that way, but the floodwater has repeatedly hit the village since 2000. when it gets really bad, it crosses the road and hits those properties over there, and it's done that again this time. severn stoke will be getting flood defences — they've begun the process — but it won't be for at least another 12 months. further north in bewdley, the environment agency spent the night reinforcing flood defences — which held, despite fears they would be over—topped. the people on the ground have worked incredibly hard getting all the barriers up and keeping people informed, evacuating the area, as i say. in monmouth, where the river wye reached its highest ever levels, they are bracing themselves for more bad weather, with heavy rain forecast for wales. it's notjust homeowners, but farmers have been hit badly by prolonged wet weather. there have been over 3,000 claims for storms ciara and dennis, with damages claimed for worth around £20 million. farmer nick baxter has lost £30,000 and i

derby are up to 13th in the table, while stoke remain 20th. that's all the sport for now.many of you will find it is turning increasingly windy as we go through the rest of today with gales in places. that is with rain, which started the day in scotland and northern ireland, erratically pushes its way into northern england, north and west wales. it allows a bit more sunshine to develop in scotland and northern ireland later. and a fair bit of sunshine to go through the midlands, east anglia and the south after morning cloud and just one 01’ two showers. but even here the wind will be picking up. 50mph gusts not out of the question and the winds go more northerly across parts of scotland later on, which will introduce a drop in temperatures across the afternoon compared to how we started the day. most staying on the mild side, with temperatures in double figures. particularly for england and wales. that will be the case in cardiff for the opener of the six nations between wales and italy. we will see a fair bit of sunshine here after the morning cloud, but quite a blustery

stoke are 20th in the table. kobe bryant's first team has played the first game since his death.all legend who died in a helicopter crash in california on sunday along with his 13—year—old daughter and seven other people. the national hand and was sung ahead of the game —— the national anthem was sung. the lakers lost to the portland team. there is more on the sports website, including updates on the open final. 0ne sports website, including updates on the open final. one set each at the moment and into a third. more now on our top story. we're officially out of the eu, but we are now in a transition period until december 31st. it means a lot of things are the same as they were yesterday but what does it mean for consumers who got used to eu legislation covering products and services? let's talk to sue davies, head of consumer protection. you have probably be asking this question for a while. should start by saying the sorts of areas that are potentially going to be upfor areas that are potentially going to be up for negotiation. areas that are potentially going to be up for nego

as i mentioned earlier japan's leaders calling for some advance to be delayed or canceled david stokesreports this comes just 5 months before the tokyo tokyo and picks gets underway. japan is set to host the olympics in $149.00 days but right now domestic sporting events are taking a major hit as the prime minister shinzo abe and his government try to curb the spread of coronavirus but that's a look at about the money you're not considering that there's a large risk of infection for nationwide sports and cultural events where a large number of people gather we will consider measures such as suspension put spawn meant and reduction of size for the next 2 weeks worrying times for organizers of tokyo 2020 which has been 7 years in the making at a cost of more than $20000000000.00 the games start in july with 11000 athletes expected to compete and hundreds of thousands of friends set to attend on tuesday dick pound the longest serving member of the international olympic committee said the games are under threat and that a call needs to be made within 3 months however the head of tokyo. 202

china criticizes other countries for stoking panic.nd empty streets means no box office for china's movie industry. virus ist how the hitting its hopes of overtaking hollywood. sarah: very modest gains but still moving to the upside and slightly in the green as to penn comes online. higher price fourth straight day, tacking on very small gains to what is already set to be the strongest week of the year. also take a look at the japanese yen, a little higher versus the u.s. dollar, but remember, this comes after four days of weakness for the safe haven currency. it was actually the worst four-day street for the japanese yen versus the dollar of the year, all the way back to 2018, actually. also keep an eye on the pair. we will be looking at the potential for fresh multi-month highs. moving everyield slightly closer to positive territory, but also look at the board as south korea does come online as well. keepsrean currency falling but still on track for the best week since all the way back in 2012. australian stocks slightly lower. we se

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russia and china the stoking global mistrust and putting narrow national interests of the international cooperation also coming up donald trump's long promised war is taking shape along the us mexico border the only 200 kilometers have gone up so far on inside the barrier will cause irreversible cultural and political damage. and english giants matches the city of 5 to 15000000 euros and banned from europe's champions league for 2 seasons cities were found guilty of breaching spain. i'm anthony held welcome to the program a laundry list of conflicts and uncertainty of the west's role in in the world dominating the munich security conference some 3 dozen heads of state diplomats and security experts have gathered in southern germany the west swindling influence on global security has even spawned a need to west list. the who's who of international politics. with plenty to discuss. the german president frank steinmeyer spent much of his keynote speech deploring the decline of internationalism and of european unity he had harsh words for russia china and the us. and the been that our close

accuses them of stoking mistrust and putting national interests above international cooperation also on the program on talk take temperatures reached record highs the scientists warn of dramatic an unforseen evil effects of warmer weather on the icy content. and in. fact thinking consistency is a to remain in the mix of the top of the table will be put to the test by resurgent 1st on friday. i'm phil gallo welcome to the program a long list of conflicts and uncertainty of the west's role in the world of the top issues at the munich security conference which started this afternoon world leaders and security experts gathered for the annual meeting in southern germany on everyone's mind is the war in syria where government offensive in has triggered a full blown humanitarian crisis another concern is the west wing influence on the global security it's even spawned a new turn west last this german president frank. opening speech contains some critical words on this issue and on the united states his attitude to international relations it's been just as ardent sick and i would like to be

russia and china of stoking the global mistrust and putting narrow national interests over international cooperation. and don't trump's long promised wall is taking shape along the us mexico border nearly 200 kilometers have gone up so far opponents say the burial will cost the reversible cultural and ecological ecological damage. a michael thanks for joining me a laundry list of conflicts and uncertainty over the west's role in the world are dominating the munich security conference some 3 dozen heads of state along with top ministers and security experts have gathered in southern germany the west's dwindling influence on global security has even spawned a new term west listener. the who's who of international politics. with plenty to discuss. the german president frank steinmeyer spent much of his keynote speech deploring the decline of internationalism and of european unity he had harsh words for russia china and the us. under the been that our closest ally the united states of america under the current administration rejects the idea of an international community. great again great a

further stoking fears is donald trump asking for further funding from congress. possible there is more panicking from the administration. 0n possible there is more panicking from the administration. on tuesday, it was advised america should prepare for an outbreak of the virus and that it would be bad. businesses in the uk are worried about the outbreak in china will impact their bottom line as well. that is the ta ke bottom line as well. that is the take home message from a chamber of commerce in china. half of english businesses expect revenue from china to drop at least 10% because of the covid—i9 outbreak. i enjoyed from beijing by the managing director of the chamber. i mention the expectation of 10% fall in revenue. elaborate on what your other findings are? thank you very much. this is a second server we have launched assessing the evolving impact of covid—i9 and it is very concerning. 0ver impact of covid—i9 and it is very concerning. over 50%, impact of covid—i9 and it is very concerning. 0ver50%, half our businesses saying that revenue will be dropping

china and russia as he opens the munich security conference profile the steinmeyer accuses them of stoking global mistrust and putting national interests above international cooperation also on the program and toxic temperatures reached record highs as scientists warn of dramatic and unforeseeable effects of warm up on the icy continent. i'm phil gal welcome to the program. a long list of conflicts and uncertainty of the west's role and the world of the top issues of the munich security conference which started this afternoon weld leaders and security experts gathered for the annual meeting in southern germany on everyone's mind is the war in syria where government offensive in it lead has triggered a full blown humanitarian crisis another concern is the west's when dealing influence on global security it's even spawned a new term west lessness german president trying as opening speech contains some critical words on this issue and on the united states attitude to international relations. unknowns i think that the been our closest ally the united states of america under its current adminis

aerospace giant boeing, which donated two flight simulators to the local school district in hopes of stoking an early passion for flying. >> the goal was could we pull our families out of poverty by showing them careers in aviation, which sounds a little strange except if you know the industry crisis that's brewing in aviation. >> across this next 15 years, we're going see literally half of the airline pilots currently flying retire. so we have to replace half of them. >> reporter: that crisis also prompted john johnson to start the flight science degreereedlee college. >> we're the only state school in california that allows the use of federal financial aid and allows the use of v.a. benefits to help cover the costs of flight training. >> reporter: that means instead of costly private flying lesson, students can learn to fly at school. and there are jobs waiting for them when they graduate. this is the time to get in on this? >> this is the best time in the history of the united states to become a commercial airline pilot, yes. >> i have to say i like this class a lot. >> reporter: this is

russia and china of stoking global mistrust and putting narrow national interests over international cooperation also coming up the u.n. warns of a humanitarian crisis as the fighting in northern syria intensifies take a look at families torn apart by the conflict. going to die and the plane is up on the on the it's very close we hear from one syrian refugee in germany to his family to safety. and english giants matches the city of fine 30000000 euros and banned from europe's champions league the 2 seasons city were found guilty of breaching spending. math and how to welcome to the program a laundry list of conflicts and uncertainty of the west's role in the world dominating the munich security conference some of 3 dozen heads of state diplomats and security experts have gathered in southern germany the west wind link influence on global security is even spawned a new turn. oh who's who of international politics. with plenty to discuss. the german president frank steinmeyer spent much of his keynote speech deploring the decline of internationalism and of european unity he had harsh w

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further stoking fears is donald trump asking forfurtherfunding from congress.sible there is more panicking from the administration. on tuesday, it was advised america should prepare for an outbreak of the virus and that it would be bad. businesses in the uk are worried about the outbreak well is the sell—off continuing in asia? let's go to our asia business hub where mariko oi has been following the asian markets for us. not too good as you can imagine. they are extending their losses from tuesday, from all the indices in the region. the fall is not as sharp as what we saw on wall street. that's partly because asian markets have been reacting to the outbreak for a month now, unlike wall street which has just started to react rather significantly but as a result, we are seeing asian markets taking the cue from wall street is well and that's why we are seeing this significant. the japanese yen, seen as a safe haven, strengthening at a time of crisis, also australia is down by nearly two 5%, especially resources shares because of concerns of a global slowdown. we'

move beyond a civil war and would involve one of syria's neighbors these ongoing clashes now will stoke those fears there will be efforts on all sides i think to contain this but the message from president on is that these deaths of turkish soldiers will not go unanswered and the series will receive a lesson. during joe's reporting earlier from turkey for your discourse now in the kansas city chiefs pulled off a late surge to win the super bowl for the 1st time in half a century while the fans home in kansas city went crazy when their team made a dramatic comeback in the 4th quarter overcoming a 10 point deficit to defeat the san francisco 49 years 3124 back passé clones it was named the game's most valuable player becoming the youngest player ever to receive the honor of ripe age of 24. now the epic annual sled dog race drew to a close on monday with a homegrown norwegian talent taking the spoils a robber it sorely and his team of huskies were the 1st to process finish line after 4 days of hundreds of kilometers of rushing the roof leaves the goldfish and in central norway while the ra

who else but ben stokes smash get into the top tier of the stand while morgan conjured something evenust 21 balls, equalling his own england record. the result was one of the greatest run chases and t20 history and with nearly an over despair, rarely has a series been secured in such breathtaking style. morgan was the leading run scorer in the three games and subsequently named man of the series. an understandably happy man. iam i am delighted with my form and this is where he began to give myself some time, purely from the fact that i was able to do that and it was due to the success of ben and i got something going and on the far side, iam something going and on the far side, i am really happy with my form. and you can hear more from morgan in the test match special podcast. depending on what happens with manchester city's in europe next season — fifth place could be all important in the premier league and may be a path to the champions league. well tottenham are occupying that right spot right now — but onlyjust after a late late winner in an eventful game against aston villa. 3—2

china and russia as he opens the munich security conference on faulty steinmeyer accuses them of stoking global mistrust and putting national interests over international cooperation also coming up delegates at the conference will focus on the international community's failures in syria you don't you look at families torn apart by the conflict. we're going to die and the planes are bombing us the army is very close as the syrian government offensive against it live province intensifies we talk with a syrian refugee in germany desperate to get his family out of harm's way. and in soccer you wait for banns manchester city from champions league competition for the next 2 seasons for breaching its spending rules will get reactions and look at what's next for the english club. i'm called aspen thanks for joining me a laundry list of conflicts and uncertainty over the west's role in the world are the top issues at the munich security conference which kicked off this afternoon nearly 3 dozen heads of state diplomats and top security experts are coming together for the annual gathering in southe

frank found the accuses the us russia and china of stoking global mistrust and putting narrow national interests of international cooperation also coming up the u.n. wants of a humanitarian crisis as the fighting in northern syria intensifies the looks of families torn apart by the conflict. that's going to die in the planes up on maintenance the army is very close we hear from one syrian refugee in germany who's desperate to get his family to safety. and english the giants manchester united manchester city fined 30000000 euros and banned from europe's champions league the 2 seasons city was found guilty of breaching spending for years. i'm anthony howard thanks for joining me a laundry list of conflicts and uncertainty over the west's role in the world the dominating the meaning security conference some 3 dozen heads of state diplomats and security experts have gathered in southern germany the west's dwindling influence on global security has even spawned a new target lists. the who's who of international politics. with plenty to discuss. the german president frank steinmeyer spent mu

impact than even sleek specter it comes at a time when the global economy is already facing a slowdown stoking fears that the $1000.00 outbreak could trigger a global recession. let's now have a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world the u.s. and the taliban are set to sign a landmark deal today aimed at ending their 18 year war in afghanistan degree meant would see thousands of u.s. troops leave the country in return for security guarantees it is still not clear whether the afghan government will agree to the deal. asia bibi the christian woman sentenced to death for blasphemy in pakistan has met with french president emmanuel kong after she was offered asylum in france bibi who has been living in canada since her acquittal last year said she needed time to consider the french offer. the countdown is on at the berlin international film festival as the jury gets ready to award the top prizes this evening 18 films are in the running for the coveted golden bear christian hilda's at the berlin ali and weighs in on some of the set of all favorites. the man in the head

than previously expected it comes at a time when the global economy is already facing a slowdown stoking fears that the covert $1000.00 outbreak could trigger a global recession. now let's get a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. the u.s. and the taliban are set to sign a landmark deal today aimed at ending their 18 year war in afghanistan the agreement would see thousands of u.s. troops leave the country in return for security guarantees it is still not clear whether the afghan government will agree to the deal police in paris have arrested dozens of protesters who set fire to scooters and garbage bins outside a concert venue authorities had banned the protest against a congolese singer the blaze prompted the evacuation of the dion one of the french capital's busiest train stations. throughout. this year's berlin international film festival are set to be awarded this evening. and i have seen all 800 films in competition and they said their predictions as to which grab the golden bear. well i've seen a lot of great films during this festival but my tip f

who else but ben stokes smashing it into the top tier of the stand while morgan conjured something even21 balls, equalling his own england record. the result was one of the greatest run chases in t20 history and with nearly an over to spare, rarely has a series been secured in such breathtaking style. morgan was the leading run scorer in the three games and named player of the series. a very content player of the series too. managed to give ourselves i am delighted with my form and this is where we managed to give ourselves some time, purely from the fact that i was able to do that and it was due to the success of ben and i got something going and on the far side, i am really happy with my form. and you can hear more from morgan in the test match special podcast. fifth place in the premier league could carry extra prominance depending on what happens with manchester city's european ban. a champions league spot could be the reward and tottenham occupy fifth at the minute. an entertaining 3—2 win over aston villa owed much to this man — son hueng min. joe lynskey can tell us more. jose mo

he has never let anything stop him from stoking the partisan divide in this country.s a huge problem. everyone know it is. and i think the president makes it a the lot worse. and us think it's pretty disingenuous of him. someone who uses religion to stoke his political career as opposed to attacking somebody like mitt romney. everyone who knows mitt romney knows he's a man of faith, a man of deep faith. we see it all the time in the senate. speaker pelosi is the same way. and it's just wrong. it's unfortunate. but that seems to be par for the course for this president. attack people on anything he can. >> it seems likely that romney and you are going to have the tough time politically because of your votes to convict. have you talked about the vote he made? >> i have not. i wanted to yesterday on the noor, but he and i missed each other. i did call and left him a message and told him he's a man of courage and conviction and faith. but that was true before this vote. i think he just simply demonstrated a conscience that we need more of in the united states senate. we n

almost two weeks after the waters rose, severn stoke is still an island village, entirely cut off byegacy of storms ciara and dennis. further up the severn, the flood barriers protecting ironbridge, warped by the force of the water, are stilljust holding. we would like to speak to you before you go over the bridge, if that's ok. many of those affected are angry that, after all this time, borisjohnson hasn't made a visit. but this afternoon, the environment secretary came to the region. these events, sadly, are becoming more frequent. we're seeing more extreme weather events. that is why we need to invest even more in flood defences. what is happening in the west midlands is described as a once—in—100—year event, but it's the fourth time it's happened since the year 2000. i'm standing on the balcony of a hotel in central worcester, and normally i'd be looking down at the footpath about eight feet below, that then leads on down to the river. and now, this is all buried beneath a mass of water. this is what saved this hotel. these pumps were put in after the last floods. for people livi

ben stokes has received his 0be at buckingham palace from prince william.ll—rounder was honoured for services to cricket after his heroics in the world cup final last summer and the ashes win at headingley. jos buttler also picked up an mbe. now, yesterday on sportsday, we told you how the football assocations in england, scotland and northern ireland were introducing new guidelines, limiting children younger than 12 heading the ball in training. it's to alleviate any potential risks of brain injuries. scotland first introduced the plans in the uk — america has led the way globally in youth soccer, with a ban in place for the last four years. chris mclaughlin's been to san francisco to find out how it's been working. the alternative city in the land of the free, where the cool and the mighty sid together across the bay. here, they also pride themselves on being innovators and global leaders. back red pendulum. work it. in sport, it's no different. but this story isn't about winning or trophies. here, internationalsoccer success trophies. here, international

carefully managed: he plays all three formats and similarto he plays all three formats and similar to ben stokesthis continuous long period of time away from home, mentally, you can struggle but physically can have a big impact as well. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more sport throughout the weekend. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the women's editor at the telegraph, claire cohen and comment and features editor at city am, rachel cunliffe. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. like many of them — the sun's cover features phillip schofield coming out as gay. the mirror's got the reaction of the this morning presenter‘s mum. the guardian reports on a possible link between benefit claim problems and suicides. the independent has more fallout over the uk's decision to let huawei use our 5g networks. the telegraph leads on comments from the business secretary andrea leadsom over a cabinet reshuffe. the daily mail's front page features news that the duke and duchess of sussex attended a jp morgan event in miami. and

without ben stokes and joffre archer, quinton de kock smashed them all around.ld have thudded back to earth. patrick geary, bbc news. the second match ta kes pla ce geary, bbc news. the second match takes place in durban on friday. he's not even made his debut yet but super league clubs are considering legal action over catalan dragons decision to sign australian israel folau. the former union star was sacked by rugby australia for saying hell awaits gay people. whilst the league did sanction his arrival, they said strict guidelines were in place if he repeated his views. well hull kr's owner sent a notice to catalans to put them on notice if they suffered financial losses as a result — for example a sponsor quitting or the super league brand being damaged. other clubs have told the french side that they supported the stance of hull kr's owner. a few stories coming out of the six nations to tell you about, including... manu tuilagi, who will miss england's calcutta cup clash with scotland on saturday. it's hoped his groin injury will recover to allow him to play

created a rift with malcolm and this was exacerbated and came to a head with the death of ronaldld stokesn los anangeles that we go into in 19. amy: explalained. >> in 191962, april 1962, very loyal follower of elelijah momohammed, korean w war vet, rd stokes, very fririendly with malcolm. hehe and his wife loved him deeply. he was brutally gunned down in the mosque with his hands raised. just a police raid over some innocuous incidident like sellig illegal clothing, which were not -- theyraidedve the mosque, gunned the brother down, and this sent malcolm into a tirade. he wanted revenge against the police for what they had done. elisha mohammed vetoed it. his solution or his answer to it was just go sell more mohammed speaks newspapers. malcolm's response was, you taught is the devil. he has got his foot on our neck and took the life of our brother and for years and years he preached an eye for an eye. he said we are taught to be peaceful and obey the law, but if anyone puts a hand on you, you send them to the cemetery. he had taught this for years. i now that one of the muslim been kill

china is accusing of some countries of overreacting and stoking panic.nimpressed that the americans have declared a public health emergency. this is what the world health organization is s >> we call on our -- we call on all countries to make decisions that are evidence-based. >> let me show you some of the bei public areas are. disinfected. some transport hubs, people are having their temperatures taken to see if they may have the virus. china has issued a call fore m masks, protective suits, and goggles. have these pictures from manila, a rush tbuy facemasks there. after a man from wuhan died. this is hong kong, hospital staff on strike demanding the border with mainla china is completely shut. there has been a sharp fal in chinese shares. when the marketeopened, shares with their biggestfo falmore than four years. >> it has been a bit of a bloodbath. pectation of a mas selloff, is is the f chance for investors to have their say in terms of the inese government s been dealing -- doing to deal with the virus. the impact they thinill have on china's econ

, taunton, into stoke, staffordshi re stoke, taunton, into stoke, staffordshire and beyond so that wer the whole cross. “— get that full support for the whole cross. —— for the whole prospect. today we had a review and we will be very clear here in the midlands to engage fully with that view. there are engage fully with that view. there a re clever proposals engage fully with that view. there are clever proposals for integrating hs2 into the wider network and that is what we will be calling on the government to supporters with. you have talked about the economic benefits but what about the cost of this whole scheme as we have just heard on that report? it could be something like £100 billion, it could be more than that ultimately, it won't be ready until 2040 and then there are the environmental costs, lots of sways of the english countryside may be destroyed. that is why we were keen to hear what the government had been advised. we know very well but government moving forward is going to have to keep a close control and cost but we will also need to put equal effort into selling this

washington, white house actinghief of staff mick mulvaney accused democrats and the news media of stokingrs to hurt president tr >> the reason they're paying so much attention to it today, is that they think this is going to be what brings down the president. t.at's what this is all ab >> woodruff: on capitol hill, democrats in tn, blamed the white house for politicizing the outbreak. >> the career profsionals say that this community spread is inevitable, it's going happen, it's a question of when, not if. but the political people are "oh, this is nothing, it's passing over."od >> woodruff:, the centers for disease control and prevention said it aims to have virus testing kits in every state by the end of next week.n more t trillion of value were wiped out from american stocks this week, just dayset after the mare at record highs. the week was so tumultuous that federal reserve chairman jayun powell took thual step of issuing a statement about the fundamental strength othe economy. coronavirus poses risks, and said that the fed would act if needed, signaling a possible rate cut. later, a

all they know how to do is stoke panic. what else do they really have at this point? i guess they have bernie's laundry list of freebies. free health care, pre-k, college, housing. it's all a fraud. no one takes any of it seriously. remember one reagan told us it's morning in america and trump vowed to make america great again and obama offered hope and change. third 120 democrats on the other hand are either hoping for misery or actually peddling it. none of the candidates have an answer to trump's booming economy so they pretend, as they did the last nights debate, that americans really aren't better off at all. >> we need a strong economy, and to work worldwide on that economy. >> we all know unchecked capitalism has failed. >> for the ordinary american, things are not so good. >> laura: really, bernie? even with the gyrations, the stock market, every piece of economic data shows in middle america is doing much better than they did three years ago. not to mention that americans are the happiest they've been in decades. and that optimism is fueling more prosperity.

stokes in the 90's that highlighted the risk of this happening. that was kind of like the piece of work of national academy of sciences that started this intellectual race to say how do we address -- and we are 20 years into that conversation, and now is a critical time to do what we need to do to limit the spread as well as prepare for the next one. we know in the 20th century, how can -- how many pandemics where there? three to four. this will not be the last one. >> on something you said, it triggered a question. do we know if there are existing therapeutics or drugs that could be repurposed, and might work against the coronavirus? >> yes, we are testing two of them. one that we developed for a number of other viruses. we used it against ebola and it was not successful. there is an anti-hiv drug that has inhibitors that we are using. both are being tested in randomized controlled trials. >> questions? all the way in the back. dr. fauci, npr, do you have the capacity or scientific capability to not only address the current coronavirus outbreak b

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russia and china of stoking global mistrust and putting narrow national interests over international cooperation. and donald trump's long promised wall is taking shape along the us mexico border nearly 200 kilometers have gone up so far opponents say the burial will cost you reversible cultural and ecological ecological damage.

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derby are up to 13th in the table, while stoke remain 20th.ve begun the defence of their title by thrashing salford red devils a8 points to eight. in a repeat of last year's grand final, saints ran in eight tries on their way to a convincing opening win for them. could james bond end up driving a formula 1 car? james can do anything, and it could happen because 007‘s favourite car company will have a formula 1 team from next year. the canadian billionaire lawrence stroll, who owns the silverstone based racing point f1 team, has bought a share of aston martin. he's invested almost 200 million in the car company and racing point will become aston martin racing from next year. if only they won't do so many rules with formula one cars. it could have looked very pretty. very sexy, the aston martin. the man with the golden gun could also have a golden calf. thank you. we will see you later. we stick with the sporting theme. as a teenager, ben cull had a promising football career ahead of him, until a seemingly innocuous knock to his knee changed eve

severn stoke will be getting flood defences.nt agency spent the night reinforcing flood defences which held, despite fears they would be over—topped. the people on the ground have worked incredibly hard getting all the barriers up and keeping people informed, evacuating the area, as i say. in monmouth, where the river wye reached its highest ever levels, they are bracing themselves for more bad weather, with heavy rain forecast for wales. it‘s notjust homeowners, but farmers have been hit badly by prolonged wet weather. there have been over 3,000 claims for storms ciara and dennis, with damages claimed for worth around £20 million. farmer nick baxter has lost £30,000 and is still unable to plant anything, and might not be for another two months. right now, we should be looking at a crop of winter wheat, a bread—making variety that will be going off to mills in the summer, and at the moment we are looking at a field of mud and puddles. when cricket starts again at the county ground in worcester, anyone affected by the floods will

with the league interface a big game of the talking race against 3rd place lets you know they did stokes-jazeera. the top 2 teams in the german bund could be separated on sunday night into byron munich and rb like they played out in draw team a werner missing one of the best chances of the game for leipzig josie marino watching on in the stands in munich his tottenham team paid a lot in the last 16 of the champions league this results means biron maintaining a one point advantage over lights at the top of the table. the result was relatively good news for 3rd place berati george meant to conceded 2 goals inside the last 10 minutes during this 43 defeat against byron leverkusen despite the loss there just 3 points behind byron as they in free christian really title since 2012 when you're going cop was charged. katter's world cup has a new ambassador former australian football captain tim cahill is giving us back into the 2022 tournaments he joins charge the samuel eto and cafu who have similar walls ahead of for the middle east 1st world cup i have had plenty of experience as australia's

biggest stars have accused the game's governing body being too lenient and it's punishment david stokes reports sanchez 6 years ago was so good to hear i. think this was the moment the houston astros cried the biggest prize in baseball the world series in 2017 but since then they've admitted they cheated to win it using a camera to steal pitching signs to get their batters an advantage by julie baseball for the $5000000.00 the team's manager and general manager both lost their jobs but the players were given immunity for cooperating with the investigation many in the game want tougher sanctions including stripping the franchise of the trophy league boss rob mumford disagrees the idea of you know an asterisk or asking for a piece of metal back seems you know sort of a futile act. those comments specifically about the trophy have not gone down well at the l.a. dodgers the team the astros big to the title 3 years ago back in spring training for the new season 3rd baseman justin thomas has played more than a 1000 korea games still without a championship to his name i mean i don't know if th