today author elif suffolk cause london home. the turkish writer left her own country behind to escape the political situation better. may have come to england out of necessity but she's come to appreciate her new life here she's made friends people know her around here to get it all sorted out. i came here over 10 years ago i feel free here whether i speak write or give interviews i can i can openly criticize things for example breck that i'm free to do that. artists and writers it's very important to live in a democracy the new me is so much he. took the bait. and after a decade here in england has also taken the step of writing in the language of her new country. and. it's not like i'm leaving. in the turkish language behind when i write an anus that's what the nationalists say for them everything is either black or white but you can dream on more than one language sometimes we start in german and the dream and turkish people can live and write in different languages but that doesn't mean that you're giving up your native tong

she'll be replaced as work and pensions secretary by therese coffey, mp for suffolk coastal.iness secretary, andrea leadsom, says the conservatives will break with precedent and field a candidate against the commons speaker, john bercow, at the next election. peace talks between the taliban and the us are called off — president trump blames a deadly attack in the afghan capital, kabul. ships and aircraft evacuate thousands of people from islands in the bahamas worst hit by hurricane dorian — aid agencies say the situation is ‘desperate'. british airways pilots prepare to go on strike for the first time in the airline's history. and coming up at 11.30am — carrie gracie discusses this weeks‘ events in westminster with uk—based foreign correspondents on dateline london. good morning. amber rudd has been giving more details about why she's resigned from the government. she told the bbc‘s andrew marr she hasn't seen enough evidence that downing street is doing enough to get a brexit deal. and she's angry about the expulsion of what she called ‘good and moderate' conservative mps.

she'll be replaced as work and pensions secretary by therese coffey, mp for suffolk coastal. business secretary, andrea leadsom, says the conservatives will break with precedent and field a candidate against the commons speaker, john bercow, at the next election. peace talks between the taliban and the us are called off. president trump blames a deadly attack in the afghan capital, kabul. ships and aircraft evacuate thousands of people from islands in the bahamas worst hit by hurricane dorian. aid agencies say the situation is desperate. now on bbc news, an inside out west climate change special, with exclusive access to the campaign group extinction rebellion. exclusive interviews with the people behind extinction rebellion. i know it sounds a bit odd but i did know since being nine that something was going to come. and i've been preparing. plus i meet the curry king who wants to ditch plastic. i'm no expert but that is not going to be very environmentally friendly. that's definitely not. that's why we want to get rid of it. and what impact is climate change having on birds

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suffolk's booker prize shortlisted novel 10 minutes 38 seconds in this drains world takes the reader back to 970 s. istanbul a vibrant city that also provided a safe haven for social outcasts the story's protagonist is a prostitute who works in istanbul as a red light district and finally gets murdered the people closest to her are outsiders like herself all of them tolerated but not quite accepted as tied to view the reader as being sent on a journey to the past but that's how they will learn to understand the many things that are happening today a lot is the same today the polarization marginalization discrimination and despotism take it was important to me to tell that story. a writer in exile in her book 10 minutes 38 seconds in this strange world istanbul is a refuge the authors found her own refuge here in london. shortlisted for the booker prize as it is one rushdie. would. who else made that short list well one of their author to watch on this your shortlist is 33 year old nigerian author she cozy o.b.o. more with his novel and orchestra of minorities now that's a great title

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got a hole in 2 months on us serves up the forest on a plate at the time hotel in suffolk to. the forest has always been a part of me it just sort of developed over time. as children we often had to accompany our mother into the forest to gather things of course i didn't enjoy it much back then but it is still something that has stuck with me i've worked in the kitchen for 8 years now and this is the theme i selected for my cooking now this the house because it's. every day the head chef takes a walk for one or 2 hours to gather ingredients. she collects time dental x. weed sorrel and yaro for her. but not everything that is tasty is also easy to pick. when you pick stinging nettles you need to be quick and take care not to brush against the hairs if you brush along the hairs it doesn't hurt. well or if you don't want to ration you can wear gloves because afterwards the nettles are cooked which neutralizes the hairs so they can't sting any more. then it's like a nicely for spinach. towards the end of summer the forest is most generous it's protein no season. this rare mushroom

mike in suffolk, virginia, independent. caller: good morning. how are you? host: well. what is your comment? caller: my comment in question, thateople, this committee this gentleman continues to talk about that this goes to, what qualifies them other than the politicians?y are and what is the difference between a whistleblower and a snitch? guest: good question. the intelligence committees are permanent committees of the house and senate. the members are elected members. there is no process for members of congress who are duly elected did to get security clean -- elected to get security clearances. they are two coequal branches, so the members of these committees are those who have been appointed to serve and conduct oversight and budget authorization for the intelligence agencies. that is who they are. what was the other question? host: whether the whistleblower is a snitch? -- i havet has been been practicing whistleblower is for 30 some years, and it one of the things that is in the toolbox of people who are facing a whistleblower complaint, often to shoot the messen

food security focusing on farming he launched a campaign against the use of these bottles here in suffolk farmers have had bad experiences with them i used a group chemicals on my from and would just leave the containers there that wasn't good at all as one day my grandchild picked one fish would do with it and drank it she felt the treatment was very costly it was a big worry fortunately the agric office explained to us that we should not leave the used content on the farm so now we gathered all and put them in a trice cycle which goes to dump them. who for course people is part of new didn't awareness raising tim what he wants for the agriculture ministry for and passed on his knowledge to the families. i mean center for. for a year now and you have been educating farmers on proper disposal of continues because the i mean. please i will farmers. on the face the farmers i've been going through to the use of the car so. on how to dispose them. dashon of these cases many of the farmers are now also taking more care when using the chemicals on their fields. before you start to spray you hav

karl his suffolk is up 20% so far this year and rose another 3.5% today in trade to 14 p 91.t after bellcom topped wall street estimates but missed aren't revenue facing a slow down in ship demand due to the trade war with china. shares fell after hours tonight. but closed the regular session up a fraction. >>> how many packagesiv a at your door steps to this week. one, two, five. >> there is a freater need workers to package and ship the boxes. and that's where l companiese dhl come i making high tech changes to keep up with demand. frank holland iin chicago. >> reporter: dhl wants in robotic arm to give it a leg up in ere-coce. >> this will be fullyra proged. it will have stock inside tick take to you another roeblt. >> dhlco mmerce ken allen sayss robesollaborating with workers h willp them compete. where online orders are taken from a warehse and shipped. >> this product fds products in asarehouse a bigig part of the innovation push with the reduces training time and at insides productivity for humanw ers. >> the growthwt of-commerce sbepgsly is outstripping groepgt domestically. las

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more than a ton of heroin has been found in a shipping container at the port of felixstowe in suffolket value of around £120 million, were found hidden in towels which had originated in pakistan. the national crime agency said it's the biggest ever seizure of heroin in the uk. the fire brigades' union says more staff are needed to cope with a big rise in wildfires. recent figures show that last year, they reached the highest level since 2011. the union says there's been a 19% drop in the number of firefighters in the uk over the past decade, and even though there was a small rise in staff last year, it's not enough. the ministry of defence has been accused of failing to train enough pilots. the government spending watchdog says over the past six years, the figure has been well below target, leading to an average shortfall of 125 pilots each year. it says a new training system used by the mod has led to long delays and cancelled courses. love island and jeremy kyle participants will appear before a government committee today, as part of its inquiry into reality tv. itv axed thejeremy k

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. >> interestingly the long put strike it's in the money the suffolk is down about $70.d that cost $50 is worth 75 i think you have an opportunity to next we can it did break the near-term support. there is nothing below it for a bit. i think you have the opportunity to maybe take some profits when you see this thing at some point in the 1,600 range a and in the not distant future. >> that was a good one broke where it should and now the june lows are in plap. heavy and crowded downside. >> maybe roll it take the profits off on li and roll down. >> cut through the june lows enough to get things moving. another three, four%. >> explain that real quickly the pinpoint is et cetera let's say in a week the stock is down another $50 and you have a double on it let's say you bought one contract. >> great point you own the long put sometimes look at something in the delta your machines allow that you have a 60, 65 delta long put strike roll that down by the 40s against the other shorts take the profits on but keep the -- keep that convexity press the shorts. >> meantime mike sai

behind that it southwards across suffolk. behind thatitis southwards across suffolk.s are settling down for the weekend as we will see. we will gradually push further south, outbreaks of rain through england and clearing later this evening from the far south. brighter skies elsewhere but there area brighter skies elsewhere but there are a few showers trundling southwards. some of those quite heavy and carried along by fairly risk and gusty winds. more to a northerly as we go to the weekend. don't expect a warm weekend. temperatures in the mid to high teens. as for the cricket, we have seen a teens. as for the cricket, we have seenafairamount teens. as for the cricket, we have seen a fair amount of rain so far today. brighter skies at old trafford but still the chance of a few showers this afternoon. a hint, more than a hint of a settled weekend as high pressure builds in. into tonight then, if you showers moving south but a lot of dry, clear weather out there. notice the wind arrows moving to a northerly. low single figures in the coldest parts of highland scotland as

brussels furcal brennan is seeking to continue the advocacy work his sister did propose she died of suffolk cancer the voice changed everything. to imagine this year from cervical cancer cancer that is almost entirely invented she's 26 years old she dedicated the last months real life to raising awareness of the importance of the nation she didn't because if she had behaved like they would not be here today she would be with us with diagnosis from their counsel says his sister receive support but also abuse when she tried to convince women to take the h.p.v. vaccination and he says it's fear based on list trust and misinformation that this summit seeks to end you're about a man the al-jazeera in the u.s. state of maryland a light plane has crashed into a car on a busy highway in the pilot misjudged a landing 2 people on board and 2 in the car were lucky to escape with minor injuries. singing has become a new act of resistance in that campaign for democratic freedoms up. oh ah. ah just a song going to hong kong at a shopping mall adopting it was the new line from the sing a longs are a new w

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religious affairs correspondent welcome martin and all the pope was in mozambique with suffolk 15 s of civil was because he school of the country to maintain peace how much reach do his words carry that well i mean that remains to be seen the fact is that the previous peace agreement and as a matter of fact he's there in part to sort of underscore the importance of maintaining the peace agreement and furthering it was something that was actually negotiated place in part by the former taken by john paul the 2nd vatican and you know in some sense the church has been very much involved in peace negotiations. being said the fact is that you know these are barred the parties in the in the conflict continue to relapse and sort of slide back into a state of war so how far he actually can push you know political will that remains to be seen of course the question sold so on the ground how much weight church is actually railing in. their members and him actually pushing around political political weight well let me issues that the pope is carrying during this tour is his message of climate chan

she'll be replaced as work and pensions secretary by therese coffey, mp for suffolk coastal.eld a candidate against the commons speaker, john bercow, at the next election. peace talks between the taliban and the us are called off —

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he's the president of the huntington young democrats and a member of the suffolk county committee. >> i be a young democrat in spirit? >> yes. you're young at heart. how will you communicate effectively to the skeptics on climate change in order for them to realize the urgency and need for everyone to act? >> i appreciate that question. so, first of all, let's understand that the reality we're in right now is young republicans, millennial republicans are really with us. i'm not one of these people that wants to vilify an entire party. the reality is the people that need to be vilified are republicans in congress who are the only major political party on the planet earth -- remember, in europe there are right-wing parties, left-wing parties. this is the only major political party whose leadership denies the science of climate change. we have the majorities for so many of the things that we're talking about. republican and democrat. before i decided to run for president, i went through a period where i was making a point of going to sit down at a table, i'm a big fan of renee brown, she

the honorary sheriff of suffolk county, new york. >> it means a lot to me. i don't know what my favorite is. i like it all. rob: he arrived with a motorcycle escort. his brother serving a behind-the-scenes look on long island. 10 minutes after the hour, the president railing against democrats declaring the latest impeachment inquiry is presidential harassment. is the president right? constitutional law attorney says this is a dirty political package next. jillian: the happiest place in the world about to make vegans even happier, we will explain when we come back. sfx: upbeat music a lot of clothes you normally take to the cleaners aren't dirty dirty. they just need a quick refresh. try new febreze clothing quick dry mist. it eliminates odors and refreshes lightly-worn clothing. breathe happy febreze... la la la la la. welcome to fowler, indiana. one of the windiest places in america. and home to three bp wind farms. in the off-chance the wind ever stops blowing here... the lights can keep on shining. thanks to our natural gas. a smart partner to renewable e

the latest poll from the "boston globe" and suffolk university that came out just after labor day shows kennedy way ahead, 14 points ahead in a head-to-head matchup. and nine points in the rest of the field, the other primary challengers when you look at the whole field. >> athena jones reporting for us there. as the u.s. presidential candidates can tell you, it is not easy to be on the campaign trail, especially when you have to compete against crying babies for attention. jeanne moos has our story. >> reporter: when candidates interact with babies, it usually makes you say, ahh. but sometimes in instead of inspiring ahh, they inspire irritation. >> if we could keep that down a little bit. okay, thanks. >> babies don't take orders, even from potential presidents. >> this one kept fussing. babies are born with immunity to dirty looks. one day bernie sanders is kid friendly. >> oh, my goodness! >> reporter: the next day he is literally waving them off. trevor noah once tried to imagine bernie as a baby. >> has bernie looked like this his entire life? i bet when he was born the doctor was

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. >>> a usa today suffolk university poll shows 9 out of 10 voters support background checks for allme poll found only 23% believe congress will pass any significant gun control legislation over the next year. >>> time is now 5:38. the polls are now open in north carolina for a special election today. doug luzader joining us from washington, d.c. on why this race is getting national attention. doug. >> reporter: there are two special elections in north carolina today. one of them is getting a great deal of attention because of what it might tell us about the race for the white house in 2020. >> who voted early for dan bishop? >> reporter: president north ca pushing his own reelection, but also the candidate he hopes will win a special congressional race today in that state. republican dan bishop. >> and i share your values. i'm not ashamed of your values. i'm going to defend your values in washington, d.c. >> reporter: bishop is running against democrat dan mccready after an earlier election was mired in fraud allegations. this is a district that the president won by more than 11 poi

in the meantime we have an earnings alert on nike the suffolk hitting a fresh all-time high in the after hour sessions for more on the result let's get to sarah eisen at the nyse. >> another strong set of results from nike continuing to defy what the company views as a volatile macroeconomic environment fraught with geopolitical risk and rising u.s. dollar. it affects them. but nike continues to shine. beating bottom on top line punctuate eighted by 22% revenue growth in chf. mark parker the ceo wrapped up the initialing comments on the call he addressed the elephant in the room and the elephant in the market for the stock which is the u.s.-china trade relationship and the new tariffs that could impact nike on apparel consumer products and foot wear. listen. >> in relation to tariffs we've been clear we strongly believe in the power of free and fair trade. historically we have effectively nachgted through excessive duties appear we're confident we'll continue to do so under the current dynamic. >> so projecting some optimism around the newly announcinged tariffs. analysts say this is a c

just as a symbol of how strong the kennedy name remains in this state, the recent "boston globe"/suffolkty poll out just after labor day showed kennedy 14 points ahead of senator markey in a head to head matchup and nine points ahead of markey and the rest of the field. kennedy is one of four challengers to senator markey. this poll is showing him a ways ahead. >> i dare say everyone knows the kennedy name. thank you very much, athena. >>> there is much more ahead in the newsroom but first here is this week's "turning points." >> jessica was having trouble finding a job or if she'd find something it would be great and didn't necessarily want to work with her challenges. >> i just want a job. >> she has a syndrome which is genetic characterized by short stature. they have really wide thumbs and big toes. often times they have learning disabilities. jessica had been out of work for a while and was just really getting depressed. we started making dog treats for our dogs and they liked them a lot so we decided to take it further. and jessica opened her store in september of 2018. they hand m

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this was suffolk a couple of weeks ago. trump 90, weld, 5. hampshire turnover summer, there was a cnn poll that had it at 86-7. one thing i wanted to ask you about when i look at these numbers is this. this is ultimately obviously republican voters. and you have been republican governor of massachusetts. you endorsed barack obama in 2008. you were the libertarian vice presidential candidate in 2016. i remember you were on this network a couple of days before the election in 2016. you gave an endorsement to hillary clinton's character, seemed to be suggesting if folks felt they were wasting a vote on the libertarian ticket to vote for hillary instead of trump. can you understand if republican primary voters are hesitant to look at you as somebody who they would consider loyal to the republican party? >> well, i can understand how a poll that's focused on the republican state party apparatus and the party leaders is going to come out 100-0 in favor of president trump, because the republican party, state party in all 50 states is the trump organ

he is from the department of history at suffolk university and the director of the black studies program and clark collection of african-american literature. thank you so much for joining us. now, professor? [applause] >> i want to start by thanking the team for hosting us. particularly, i want to thank the audience for coming out on a beautiful saturday afternoon to spend some time talking about this important topic. as we have seen over the last couple of years, there is no historical topic more important than american slavery and its impact on our life. i'm going to cover a small chunk of that big story. how black and white abolitionists before the civil war saw southern slavery not as a foreign, distant thing that only existed on the other mason dixon line. as an institution that lived and breathed and shaped life here. i want to start my talk with an observation that william cooper, a blackam cooper abolitionist and historian made, he was speaking at daniel hall, not too far from here. even though he was born in boston and spent most of his life here, he claims he was a victim of sl

they're not putting a lot of suffolk in that what employee has to say at this point. but, anderson put all of that to the side. keep in mind what happened when the president walked in the united nations earlier this morning before he gave the speech to the united nations general assembly. he admitted to reporter that is he held up aid to ukraine. in after he admitted to reporter sthas he pressured the ukrainian president in a phone call to try to get dirt on former vice president joe boyden. that is what democrats are focusing on at this point. and the president all day long was saying there was no quid pro quo. democrats say you don't need that because the president was pressuring the ukrainian president to try to get dirt on former vice president joe biden. >> it's interesting, jim, because president trump and others in the white house have been saying well this was about overall concern about corruption in ukraine. and what's odd about that is there are plen of countries in the world that the u.s. has dealings with and sells military aid to and gives military aid t

a poll this week from suffolk indicates the majority of democrats and republicans are concerned that if their side loses, there was some kind of wrong doing in how the election was run. the third issue, whether that is russian interference, which were copied by democrat operatives in the special election in alabama between doug jones and roy moore, or attorney general checks like the absentee ballot fraud like we saw in the ninth congressional district in carolina, lots of different ways trying to interfere with the election. whether or not the russians actually swing votes. a live it is about gerrymandering rhetoric from both sides. that kind of rhetoric further undermines things. imagine a situation where on election day in michigan, trump is ahead, but then after all the votes are counted in detroit, trump is behind. because we know with the provisional ballots are counted and the extra balance are tending to the democrats. both sides declare a winner. and the election comes down to looking at the state of michigan. i'm very concerned that we don't have good laws in place. we don'

ellen widdup who joins us from suffolk, her nine—year—old son was able to spend £300 on in—app purchasesing for five years, why do you believe he is addicted? because he cannot stop, it has got to the stage where, during the summer holidays, he would get up at 7am, and not get off until he was tired, and that was 11pm. it interru pts he was tired, and that was 11pm. it interrupts everything. he cannot aid. even now, he cannot clean his teeth, some mornings. why don't you ta ke teeth, some mornings. why don't you take the devices from him?” teeth, some mornings. why don't you take the devices from him? i do, but when he was younger, this was fine, i was able to hide them around the house. even though sometimes in the morning i would get up and the whole house was ransacked, cupboards open, things pulled out of the cupboards. of course, as he gets older, and bigger and stronger, it gets aggressive. he gets very angry about it. furious, ifi aggressive. he gets very angry about it. furious, if i try to take anything away. for example, yesterday i took away the hub, and it was nonstop aggress

as has this finger of cloud affecting parts of norfolk and suffolk today.und. the vale of york and the valleys in scotland as well. another chilly night, temperatures getting into low single figures. at the start of the weekend, south—easterly winds dragging in airfrom france. boosting temperatures significantly. more cloud in north—east scotland but a sunny start to the day. once we lose that mist and fog. showers break out across western parts of the uk but before they happen, temperatures up to 22 degrees in edinburgh, 24 in cardiff and birmingham, and 25 in london. it will feel warm in the sunshine. we see a slower slide into more u nsettled see a slower slide into more unsettled weather through saturday evening, saturday night and sunday. this area of low pressure moves in, there will be some heavy showers and thunderstorms breaking out ahead of the main band of rain swinging into parts of the south and west of the uk as we go through sunday morning. rain extends north—eastwards but there is uncertainty about the exact position of this rain. looking li

some blue sky making an appearance in this photo sent in by a weather watcher in suffolk earlier.in the south—east. through this evening and overnight we will see outbreaks of rain spreading gradually south and east. heavy for a time, i think, for western parts of scotland, and the winds staying quite strong in the north and west. i think reaching the south—east by dawn. some clearer spells feeding in behind across parts of scotland and northern ireland. the temperatures staying in double figures. now, these weather fronts are in fact associated with this area of low pressure which is the remnants of dorian, and we will start off with a fairly cloudy day tomorrow across much of england and wales with some patchy outbreaks of rain and drizzle. brighter skies to start for scotland, and northern ireland, gradually spreading south and east. the blustery day across the board, though, with gusts around 30—a0 mph locally, higher than that in north—west scotland and we could see a few showers in the north—west as well. the temperatures up a touch on today with a maximum of around 21 celsi