here, in stratford, they need _ families. here, in stratford, they need to— families.cent home somewhere safe and clean. a fair deal where every child _ and clean. a fair deal where every child can — and clean. a fair deal where every child can go — and clean. a fair deal where every child can go to a decent school and fulfil their— child can go to a decent school and fulfil their potential with the opportunities that they need. a fair deal where — opportunities that they need. a fair deal where everyone can access quality — deal where everyone can access quality health care when they need it where _ quality health care when they need it where they need it. in four days' time, _ it where they need it. in four days' time, people in stratford and across the united _ time, people in stratford and across the united kingdom can vote for that fair deal— the united kingdom can vote for that fair deal by— the united kingdom can vote for that fair deal by voting liberal democrat. cheering and applause thank you. that was the liberal democrat leader, _ thank you. that was the li

and as a troll stratford reports, the city became a refuge for the displaced, exhausted traumatized faces, children and the parents. so what they can belong, obliterating streets in the barely recognizable neighborhood. they once cooled phone these right immediately 1st destroyed, calling eunice with strikes and thoughts. hillary when the roll began, as the thousands who lifted flayed, he's ready. soldiers move, deed i'll keep calling the area until early april. since they withdrew palestinian residents have started to return. how much is on the 6 surrounded by rubble next to his daughter? it is watch for past old official records. i see. yeah, there was no bit of place to go to. all the places are destroyed is the consent. i tried to work and repairing the watches. oh, my sons were leaving my little daughter works because it must in some money. it's a tragedy. i could test to free every single one here. but how many of these family liked the estimated one point? 7000000 people displaced the ladies rails bombardment, time and time again. okay, the quote to show threats is still surroundin

and in four days' time people in stratford and across the united kingdom can vote for that fair deal liberal democrat. you can see the full list of candidates standing in stratford—upon—avon by going to the bbc news website. with me is our poltical correspondent harry farley. what other key messages the party are trying focus on? yell out four days left until polling day on thursday and it is that stage at the campaign where leaders are trying to get their core messages. we had from ed davey and rishi sunak and the snp have been out this morning. they say their main challenge is the liberal party of the main attack they are making is on labour and arguing scottish voters should return more snp mps than those loyal to keir starmer. there are four days to go and the main messages are out there and the main messages are out there and at this stage of the campaign political parties are trying to motivate and inspire and the key strategy for them is just as much as persuading people about your messages is getting your supporters who are already convinced to actually go to the polls and vo

good evening from stratford—on—avon, famously the birthplace of the playwright william shakespeare.es, with the former chancellor nadhim zahawi holding the seat since 2010. but mr zahawi decided to stand down before the election, after he was sacked as conservative party chairman over a tax issue last year. victory here onjuly the 4th would be a mid—summer night's dream for the lib dems. but labour says it can win here, while reform uk and the greens say they're looking to widen the debate. sewage discharges into rivers is one issue that's come up here, and people i spoke to said they're looking to the candidates for solutions. the local water company here severn trent said it was investing £450 million to reduce sewage spills. but the issue has definitely caused a bit of a stink here and the candidates are hoping they can turn tide of public anger in their favour. joshua, thank you. speaking to people here, the key issues coming up time and again are depopulation, the loss of young people from many of these communities, fuel poverty, just how much it costs for people to heat their

we've also heard from liberal democrat leader ed davey in stratford—upon—avon.ple have been let down by the conservative government. just four days�* time, we can win the change our country so desperately needs. for far too long, people here in stratford and across the united kingdom have been taken for granted and let down by an out—of—touch conservative government. people have been working hard, bringing up theirfamilies, looking after their loved ones, playing by the rules. but they're finding it harder and harder to make ends meet. families and pensioners have been hit by skyrocketing energy bills, by food bills, by mortgages and rents all going up. and the conservatives have just made it worse. and they've not delivered on their promises to build those hospitals for our nhs. 0ur nhs is on its knees. people are worried that their loved ones are having to wait hours for an ambulance, weeks to see a gp, months to get urgent cancer treatment. and people are angry. the lib dems reader ed davey speaking. meanwhile, rishi sunak has defended the conservatives�* iii

the director of the stratford on avon shakespeare institute, michael depson, will also visit prykarpattia the festival. professor of shakespeare studies nicoletta chinloes, by the way, the so-called network of shakespeare festivals exists in many countries of the world. one of my such dreams and basic postulates for me is that in the future this festival would be shakespeare and some one from every time a different one from ukraine. menniki, dramatists shakespeare, franko, shakespeare, stefanik, shakespeare lesya ukrainka, shakespeare andruhovich and so on and so forth. and this, i believe, is also a very cool tool, with which we can go to world platforms and popularize ukrainian culture. here, in fact, there is also a huge desire to emphasize that our shakespeare is ukrainian. we are not talking about the fact that we... popularize the culture of another country, we popularize our culture, moreover, we popularize high culture, rostislav said this, i also emphasize, this is exactly what we refused for many centuries, he showed heroes in pixels, in michael's golden-top cathedral they said

also new at 730 tonight, students at stratford school, fremont osgood helped pack more than 40,000 mealsin need. and get this, they did it all in under three hours. congrats to them. those meals donated to kids against hunger fremont. the school tells us they were able to raise more than $6,000 to buy nonperishable foods to be able to fill all those boxes again, great job. well the san leandro nonprofit is asking for the community's help tonight after a recent food drive hit a record low in donations. davis street says its food drive with the usps typically collects about 40,000 pounds of food. this year, though the group says it only received 1,400 pounds. yet the demand is at an all time high. davis street serves low income families and seniors in san leandro and neighboring areas. the group says it is always accepting donations at its location there on teegarden street. we will have a full report on this nonprofits struggle that's coming up tonight on the 10:00 news. one final story for you tonight at 730. and it's also new. alameda county has received an $8.25 million grant to treat

he will also visit prykarpattia for the festival director of the shakespeare institute in stratford-upon-avonchael depson and professor of shakespeare studies, nicoletta chenloesch do. the so-called network of shakespeare festivals exists in many countries of the world, one of my such dreams and basic postulates for me is that in the future this festival should be shakespeare and some one of ukrainian writers, playwrights, shakespeare, franko. shakespeare, stefanyk, shakespeare lesia ukrainka, shakespeare andruhovych and so on and so forth. and i also consider this a very cool tool, how we can go to world platforms and popularize ukrainian culture. here, in fact, there is also a great desire to emphasize that our shakespeare is ukrainian. we are not talking about the fact that we popularize the culture of another country, we are popularizing our... culture, moreover, we are popularizing high culture, rostislav said this, i also emphasize, this is exactly what we were denied for many centuries, he showed heroes in pixels said goodbye to military photographer and journalist arsen in mykhailo go

out of the restaurant stratford ripples. they take what belongings they can. for many, it's all they have left off the sheltering and rough as bullying camps for months. thousands of promise, the new families are forced to move. once more, the un says more than a 1000000 people have been displaced from afar. as israel bombing the military advance intensive allies into this most southern area, the guns of strip no, tonia homes were destroyed, but all schools too, we could no longer go to school. of the future is ruined. we are human beings like other people of the world. we lost our life all hope for future. this is a crime. it's a sin enough with it. we are tired of the . this is what brought the look like in april of the camps, an overcrowded so called refuge from these ready military owns thoughts on the goal to strip in oregon international outcry. these ready on the launch the incursion into rough or, you know, the may you to order palestinians to move before in operation the international community said would cross a ridge line for ration the world failed

well as military has left residential areas incomplete ruin and buildings. reduced to rubble, child stratford, reports they went back along broken roads and the tops between mountains of concrete and twisted steel. there is virtually nothing left to the jabante, a refugee camp, which is close to more than a $100000.00 palestinians. the foldable garza often this week is rarely military operation. the level of destruction is incredible. when the bahamas were fee, cuz it stands where his family home once stood. heather fucking at the top of the top, we list though, area 19 days ago and came back to find the israeli occupation forces have destroyed everything here. this is weird destruction. have a look and see the full meaning of destruction. they destroyed life here 19 days. my house was there and has been totally obliterated. i don't know what to do before burial bodies of wrapped in white shrouds knew the colored one hospital. or is there any military bulldozers on the list, many of the dead buried in a nearby makeshift cemetery. the hospital suddenly generates at this being destroyed. israel

. >> students at stratford school, fremont osgood helped pack more than 40,000 meals for people in needall in under three hours. the meals were donated to kids against hunger fremont. the school tells us they were able to raise over $6,000 to buy nonperishable foods, to be able to fill all of those boxes. >> all right. after a couple of days of hot weather, i think we're all kind of fishing for some cooler temperatures. bill, if you can help with this, it's going. >> it is going in the right direction. we did cool off a bunch tonight. we're going to cool off more tomorrow. although there is a heat advisory in effect again tomorrow. but it's not. it's going to be a lower grade heat advisory for parts of the bay area. these are the numbers from today. it was pretty hot, especially inland. no records today, but it was the second day in a row of a heat advisory. there will be a third day added on tomorrow, but it's going to be cooler and we're seeing that already. here's the heat advisory in yellow and the extreme heat or excessive heat warning in red. and like i keep saying, this little va

a very high intensity, of course, multiple areas in district now starting from the north of the stratford and evacuation since softly to to the united nations. have been completely attacked by these 25 digits for at least 3 palestinians have a report of killed while 15 others being wanted. now these kinds of attacks continued games evacuation since as well. yes. so they also have been a more attacks on similar evacuation places by yeah, to the grid and realities. talk to him as later that the focus of these very bottom and campaign is on the central areas of because of this report, at least 2 palestinians have been reported to him very by that which is the sites. so in the palestinians have been completely now take it as a plea, shields mainly we can clearly see a lot from bottom and also from the southern portion of governance, including a hun you in a city where at least more than 10 palestinians have been reported killed off to a residential building was completely destroyed at the what the russell operation is. this alone going to find that use many destruction for this operation to b

and as charles stratford reports, the city became a refuge for the misplaced, exhausted traumatized faces children and the parents. so what they can belong, obliterating streets in the barely recognizable neighborhood. they once cooled phone, these ready ministry 1st destroyed calling units with strikes. adults, hillary, when the roll began, as the thousands who live to flayed is ready, soldiers move deed occupying the area until early april. since they withdrew palestinian residents have started to return. how much go on the surroundings by rubble next to his daughter. these watch were past old, a shot record. oh yeah. there was no bit of place to go to. all the places are destroyed is the consent. i tried to wake and repairing the watches. oh, my sons were leaving my little daughter works because we must, in some money. it's a tragedy. i could test to free for every single one here. but how many of these family, like the estimated 1700000 people displaced? ladies, rails, bombardment, time and time again. okay, the do is to show threats is still surrounding all of us, regardless which ar

and ham and stratford. minor delays on the district line.he afternoon, though, cloud will tend to build, but there'll still be a lot of dry weather, just a few scattered showers around, and temperatures reaching around 17—19 celsius with a moderate westerly breeze. into the evening, any showers will fade away. it becomes largely dry with some clearer skies developing, and under the clearer skies, it will be another fairly cool night, as temperatures dip down to around 8—ii celsius. so it means for tomorrow morning, well, again, it's a similar story — dry to start, but we have a weak front bringing some cloud, maybe a few showers around, and for sunday as well, it's largely dry with some sunshine. so overall, not a bad weekend in store. there should be a lot of dry weather, some good spells of sunshine, although there is the chance of a few scattered showers, and temperatures generally reaching around the high teens, becoming more unsettled for the start of next week. that's it. head to our website to find out about your voice, your vote — ho

stratford, owner of the largest back hotel in the united states. maybe a little beautician who was so good with her hair. she even gave us a few men she could save. the receding hairlines and j.h. goodwin help though tulsa's first black hospital. what a community. what a community contributed to you. goodwin once wrote can only be measured in terms of what you give back that community by 1921. greenwood. greenwood filled with doctors, attorneys, writers hoteliers and shop owners here the terrain of the mind was his burden. at the spring meadow, as greenwood championed black independence black entrepreneurship, black strength. mary jones, parrish, a local typing teacher, was one of the first people to call it the -- wall. but more than riches was you, parrish greenwood was, quote the wonderful cooperation, observed our people just this terrain. but this terrain, the agreement it cultivated, it was contested neighborhood success starts on the in the minds of many white oklahomans. oklahoma, at its founding a declared that black ambition and intellect

charles stratford reports they take what belongings they can so many. it's all they have left off. the sheltering and rough is bullying camps for months. thousands of products, the new families are forced to move. once more un says more than a 1000000 people have been displaced from roof as israel bombing the military advance intensive allies into this most southern area of the guns of strip. no tonia homes were destroyed, but all schools too we could no longer go to school. of the future is ruined. we are human beings like other people of the world. we lost our life all hope for future. this is a crime. it's a sin enough with it. we are tired of the this is what brought the look like in april. the camps, an overcrowded so called refuge from these ready ministry owns thoughts on the goals of strip in oregon international outcry. these ready on the launch the incursion into the rough or, you know, the may, the palestinians to move before an operation, the international community said would cross a ridge line formation. the world failed to stop we don't know where to go. we left ever

con eunice in southern gaza is there any troops withdrew from the area 2 months ago when his child stratford reports, the city has become a refuge for the displaced, exhausted traumatized faces. children and the parents. so what they can belong, obliterating streets, and the barely recognizable neighborhoods. they want school phone. these right immediately 1st destroyed, calling eunice with strikes. adults, hillary, when the roll began, as the thousands who live to flayed is ready. soldiers move the i'll keep calling the area until early april, tuesday, withdrawal palestinian residents have started to return. how much go on the 6, surrounded by rubble next to his daughter. it is watch repair store official records. i see there was no bid a place to go to. all the places are destroyed is the consent. i tried to work and repairing the watches. oh my sons were leaving my little daughter works because it must in some money. it's a tragedy. i could test to free every single one here, but how many of these family liked the estimated one point? 7000000 people displaced. the lady's rails bombardment

and as charles stratford reports, the city became a refuge for the displaced, exhausted traumatized faces, children and the parents. so what they can belong, obliterating streets, and the barely recognizable neighborhoods they want. schooled for these ready ministry 1st destroyed calling units with strikes. adults, hillary, when the roll began, as the thousands who lifted flayed. he's ready. soldiers move, deed. i'll keep trying the area until early april, tuesday, withdrawal palestinian residents have started to return. how much go on the surroundings by rubble next to his daughter. these watch were past old official records. oh yeah. there was no bit of place to go to. all the places are destroyed is the consent. i tried to wick and repairing the watches. oh, my sons were leaving my little daughter works because enough in some money, it's a tragedy. i could test to free for every single one here. but i have it on his family, like the estimated 1700000 people displaced. ladies available, involvement, time and time again. okay. the quote to show threats is still surrounding all of us, reg

and that's charles stratford reports. the city became a refuge for the displaced, exhausted traumatized faces. children and the parents, so what they can belong, obliterating streets in the barely recognizable neighborhoods. they once cooled phone, these ready ministry 1st destroyed calling units with strikes. adults, hillary, when the roll began, as the thousands who lifted flayed, he's ready. soldiers move. deed, i'll keep calling the area until early april since they withdrew palestinian residents have started to return. how much go on the surroundings by rubble next to his daughter. these watch were past old official records over here. there was not a bit of place to go to. all the places are destroyed is the consent. i tried to work and repairing the watches, o my sons with an even my little daughter works because we must win some money. it's a tragedy. i can test to free every single one here. but how many of these firmly, like the estimated 1700000 people displaced the ladies rails bombardment, time and time again.

appease a new generation who accused him of being a member of 10 years old, political god called stratford reports. i assume it's dead. okay, now will you root? so only no one can use 2022 presidential election. although a member of the country's political establishment and a former deputy president for nearly a decade, he said it was different. how slow on the side of the pool. you said he had a bull, some prime promising employment for the use of an end to decades of corruption and mismanagement. people were killed one tuesday in violent protests against these finance build. it included heavy tax increases. natalie says these process of different and go beyond kansas. traditional political divides. what he's busy now is a different kind of charlie because the tele notice demographics and generation z does not have a class of decimal tough try this don't. so they have this large group of very young people who seem to be possible to split during a pump and ceremony field state to visit to the united states last month. and the 1st by an african leader in 15 years us president joe biden said

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billion, yes, that's billion with a b in a state of the art new spherical entertainment venue in stratford'spic park in east london, the london mayor said no waving goodbye to all of that investment, rejecting the high tech jobs and tech led growth that came with it . even those that came with it. even those dastardly water companies have been trying to build new reservoirs, but due to rounds of consultations, campaigns from local politicians and decades of local politicians and decades of local vetoes, no new reservoir in the south—east has been built in the south—east has been built in the south—east has been built in the last 30 years. instead, we face hosepipe bans and more limited construction. indeed the environment agency is now blocking a cancer hospital. a cancer hospital on the grounds of a lack of water. if only we could build a reservoir. and as for energy, which i'll remind you, is twice as expensive in the uk as it is in the us, it's hard to find a form of energy that parties have supported fracking has been banned under the tories. the labour party want to ban new oil and gas

there's barely a bed to spare here at stratford's blood donor centre.an 0 blood group, the type they want most to help hospitals cope in the wake of the cyber attack ten days ago. i knew i was an o—positive blood type, and i saw the drive for it on the news. and i thought that i couldn't really ignore a situation where it was made so apparent that people like me were needed. it's such an easy thing for me to do, and it quite literally saves lives. you know, my discomfort is definitely worth it. 19—year—old student rosie was the same. i think that i saw that and it kind of, like, reassured me. i was like, "you know what, i'm just going to book an appointment. it's so easy to do it. i was like, "it'sjust a good thing to do." and especially right now, obviously it's really needed. sojust doing my best to help, yeah. oh, this week has been busy, interestingly busy. but we're happy that people are happy to heed our call and come and donate. so more of you are returning, which we are happy about, it means that people are willing to, you know, donate and help.

out patrols in hotspots and raised awareness, which helped to reduce offences by 75% in ealing, stratfordn quite a fortnight in the run up — he beat last year's champion, carlos alcaraz at queen's and heads to the tournament number 29 in the world. jack went to school in surrey, where his mum is a tennis coach. she says he's going from strength to strength. he's been selected for the olympics, he's become british number one, he's won his first atp tour event, and he beat alcaraz all in the space of a few days. so, yeah, pretty full—on. you know, obviously, i want him to play well, i want him to enjoy the game. i want him to win, obviously, but you just never know what's going to happen. a look at the tubes now — all lines are currently running a good service. now the weather with kate. it's certainly feeling a little fresher this morning compared to this time yesterday. we've lost the humidity. we still have the sunshine, though. this was first thing — sunrise across the city of london with little cloud around. we've got quite a breezy start, but the wind will fall a little lighter throug

. >> i do occasionally frequent the v&a and they've opened one near stratford as well, i believe, as. which is awesome. >> but i've never got into a v&a and thought, you know what? we need an ear. more geezers. that's right. yeah, yeah. i'm not i've not stood in there and thought a few too many women in here. >> you could say, for instance, couldn't you? we need more men in, primary schools because there is a, you know, a multiplicity of women and men . multiplicity of women and men. and i think, you know, the male role in bringing children up and all that. there's a positive element. >> i think that is a good point. but the v&a. >> but what positive element is that? >> it's not just and you won't be, it won't be. it won't be shocked to hear that it's not just the sex divide they're concerned about, they also said it's aiming for 20% of staff to come from black, asian and minority ethnic backgrounds, but currently that number stands at just 17.2. >> jj well, they should take a leaf out of the, folk dancers. they get to those people in there as well. >> but again, you ask yourself if

jackie in stratford, connecticut on the line for democrats. good morning. can you hear us?aller: yes. host:the trump conviction impact how you are planning to vote in november? caller: i want to say as a democrat if biden committed these crimes i would be totally for his conviction. full stop. thank you. host: melissa in las vegas on the line for independents. good morning, melissa. hi melissa. can you hear us? caller: yes. becaal's outcome monday i'm going to go on the website for our state and enroll as a republican because i will be voting for trump definitely. host: what about this made you make that decision? caller: the activities, the way the whole trial --it was just wr i'm now going to vote for trump. host: thanks, melissa. tennessee, the line for republicans. good morning. caller: i am definitely voting for trump. this trial was so rigged. you have a judge who donated to trump. you have a d.a. who ran on taking trump you have a jury full of democrats. i don't blame the democrats on the trial. they kind of did what the judge put them in a box to do. they didn't hav

jackie in stratford, connecticut on the line for democrats. good morning. can you hear us? yes. host: does the trump conviction impact how you are planning to vote in november? caller: i want to say as a democrat, if biden committed these crimes i would be totally for his conviction. full stop. thank u. host: melissa in las vegas on the line for independents. good morning, melissa. hi, melissa. can you hear us? caller: yes. because of the trial's outcome, monday i'm going to go on the website for our state enroll as a republican because i will be voting for trump definitely. host: what about this made you make that decision? caller: the activities, the way the whole trial --it was just wrong. i'm now going to vote for trump. host: thanks, melissa. tennessee, the line for republicans. good morning. caller: i am definitely voting for trump. this trial was so rigged. you have a judge who donated to trump. you have a d.a. who ran on taking trump down. you have a jury full of democrats. i don't blame the democrats on the trial. they kind of did what the judge put them in a box t