tate. get him now, " and i thought, "they better get to him before i do. " >> brian tate had been embroiled in an escalating feud with his neighbors lisa and seth. todd knew all about it and was certain his daughter was now dead because of it. this is this culmination of bad blood's been going on for a month's time or more now? >> right. >> it started about two months before the murder. seth pulled a dead deer off the road along the property line. brian tate later tossed the hide onto seth's property. seth tossed it back, and the battle was on. tate made several calls to the county, complaining about nasty acts of vandalism. todd caldwell responded to one in april. and tate pointed the finger at his young neighbor. >> i can't remember names. >> seth, seth techel. >> seth techel? >> yup. >> torkel? >> techel. >> techel. >> yeah, his dad owns champion bowl. okay. >> and i'll tell -- i just -- they're good people. they really are. >> now this guy, brian tate, does he know that you're the fathe

he - andrew tate lives under? they will be considerably easier. he has - andrew tate lives under?ly easier. he has been under house arrest, but what is happening now is he will be released under what they call in romania judicial control. we don't have the exact details, but what it seems that means is that he and his brother will be allowed to leave the house, but they will have two reports to police regularly. they will not be allowed to leave the country. impact, they want to be allowed to leave bucharest, the romanian capital, and most importantly perhaps, they are not allowed to contact any of the alleged victims in this case. there are seven women who have been alleged to be abused in the way i described. . ~ alleged to be abused in the way i described. ., ~ , ., ., , ., described. thank you for the update. we are expecting _ described. thank you for the update. we are expecting andrew _ described. thank you for the update. we are expecting andrew tate - described. thank you for the update. we are expecting andrew tate and i described. thank you for the update. | we are expe

. >> sharon tate, deborah's big sister.haron tate's biggest film valley of the dolls was two years behind her already, now 26 she was known less for her acting and then for her beauty, or style, and her husband. director roman polanski had recently shot to fame with rosemary's baby, in which a woman discovered she may be carrying the child of the devil. in real life, sharon tate and roman polanski were expecting too. she was so terribly excited, like a new mom to be creating the nice little home nest for the family to welcome the new life. >> and now debra, frantic to learn what happened to her sister pressed her panic stricken mother. >> why, why, tell me why? >> she was out of her mind, crazy, grief like you couldn't imagine. >> but it was no mistake. the murders already gruesome. now -- >> this was at the home of roman polanski and his wife sharon tate who one of the victims. >> with sharon tate, 25 year old coffee harris abigail folger, she had been working -- it was her body they saw on the front yard. beside her was h

did you approach andrew tate about this documentary? | andrew tate about this documentary?ion and we even _ interview on one occasion and we even went— interview on one occasion and we even went to his house in romania. we can— even went to his house in romania. we can play— even went to his house in romania. we can play you that clip because we have got the clipper when you called him. —— the clip. andrew. mr honest journalism. that andrew. mr honest 'ournalism. that is what i like _ andrew. mr honest 'ournalism. that is what i like to — andrew. mr honest journalism. that is what i like to think _ andrew. mr honest journalism. that is what i like to think of _ andrew. mr honest journalism. that is what i like to think of myself. - is what i like to think of myself. are you up for doing another interview? t are you up for doing another interview?— are you up for doing another interview? .. ., . interview? i can do an interview with anyone- — interview? i can do an interview with anyone. so _ interview? i can do an interview with anyone. so why _ interview? i can do an inter

andrew tate and his brother, tristan, have always denied the charges they face.believe in the justice system, and we're going to be ok. this rare glimpse into the prosecution file provides some detail on the case compiled against them. more than 300 pages of witness testimony and what prosecutors say are transcribed messages showing the defendants coercion, control and exploitation of women. the transcripts include what prosecutors claim are text messages sent by andrew tate in which he appears to coerce one woman into group sex using phrases such as, "shut up, you whore, you'll do as i say." his brother, tristan, is accused of sending an audio message to an associate saying that he will "slave these bitches." prosecutors claim the tates recruited women by pretending to love them, then housed them with others making content online under the scrutiny of their two romanian codefendants, who allegedly used threats and financial controls to exploit them. the defendants all vehemently denied the allegations against them. some of the transcribed conversations in this d

andrew tate prosecution files reveal graphic claims of coercion ahead of his trial. zimbabweans go to the polls, after a campaign dominated by soaring inflation it wishes to be the first country to reach moon's south pole. and surgeons carry out the first womb transplant in the uk she is doing really well and has started her menstrual periods which means her prospects of having a baby are very high. bbc news has seen graphic evidence compiled by prosecutors in romania alleging that the social media personality, andrew tate, coerced women into sexual acts. the case file also includes claims of sexual violence and transcripts of what prosecutors say are audio messages from mr tate's brother, tristan, in which he appears to talk about �*slaving' women. both men face trial for human trafficking and forming an organised crime group. they deny all the charges. af our correspondent lucy williamson has this report, which contains some offensive language. over hundreds of pages, romanian prosecutors outlined the testimony and evidence they say they've gathered against andrew

andrew tate prosecution files reveal graphic claims of coercion ahead of his trial.nd — surgeons carry out the first successful womb transplant in the uk. she's doing really, really well. she has started her period, which means the prospect of having a baby is very high. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones — welcome to verified live. three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. india is now the first country in the world to land a spacecraft near the moon's south pole. it was a tense last six minutes. let's show you the moment. now, just quickly explained, prime minister was not there, he was beaming then on a screen. also was a graphic, a representation of the space craft as it descended. right, let's take a look at the moment itself. applause he can see all the celebrations. the tension and relief of accomplishing something that is very difficult indeed. only the fourth countries to successfully land on the moon at all. in the last few hours, they have released these pictures which are remarkable pictures of the surface. these are images from

andrew tate prosecution files reveal graphic claims of coercion ahead of his trial. zimbabweans head to the polls in parliamentary and presidential elections, after a campaign dominated by soaring inflation. the director of the british museum speaks out, saying it's frustrating the person who raised concerns about missing artefacts did not reveal they had more in their possession. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. we start this hour on the moon. india is the first country to land a spacecraft near the south pole of the moon. a moment of history for the moon. a moment of history for the country. it was a tense final six minutes as it descended onto the lunar surface. we'll show you the moment. first, we take you inside the control room, just before landing. remember, this was in an crewed spacecraft, no one on board, everything controlled from here in the control room. and just to explain what we are going to see, the president, narendra modi was not there, so he was beamed

andrew tate prosecution files reveal graphic claims of coercion ahead of his trial.imbabweans head to the polls in parliamentary and presidential elections, after a campaign dominated by soaring inflation. the director of the british museum speaks out, saying it's frustrating the person who raised concerns about missing artefacts did not reveal they had more in their possession. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. we start this hour on the moon! india is the first country in the world to land a spacecraft near the moon's south pole. it was a tense last six minutes. remember, this is an uncrewed mission, everything was controlled here in the control room, there was no one on board. just so you know, the prime minister of india was not there, he was being beamed in, and watch the moment. —— watched. we there, he was being beamed in, and watch the moment. -- watched. we are minutes away — watch the moment. -- watched. we are minutes away from _ watch the moment. -- watched. we

andrew tate prosecution files reveal graphic claims of coercion ahead of his trial. hello, i'm sarah campbell, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. india is hoping to create history by becoming the first country in the world to reach the moon's south pole. its spacecraft is due to begin its descent to the lunar surface very shortly. this is the chandrayaan—3 rocket taking off from the bay of bengal last month. if successful, india will also become the fourth country in the world — after the us, russia and china — to make a soft landing on the moon. the mission will allow experts to explore whether there is water ice on the moon which might then support human habitation there. india is hoping to avoid the disaster that struck russia's space programme last week when their luna—25 shuttle crashed into the moon's surface. the race back to the moon is a hallmark of renewed interest in space exploration among the world's major economies due to better technology, the hunt for natural resources and rising political tension at hom

andrew tate is also facing a charge of rape. they deny all the charges against them.mony and the evidence they say they have gathered against andrew tate. it includes transcriptions of what the prosecution say are text and audio messages which appear to show how the alleged trafficking operation was managed and the apparent coercion, control and abuse of women by mr tate and his co—defendants. in one transcribed exchange, andrew tate appears to coerce an alleged victim into group sex, using abusive language. his brother tristan is also quoted in prosecution transcripts, allegedly talking about "slaving" women for ten to 12 hours a day. the bbc can't verify whether these transcripts are accurate, because the original evidence is not included in the 300—page summary that we have seen. in that summary, the prosecution also says that women were forced by the defendants to make pornographic content online and alleges that some women did not control the money they made and were fined for crying on camera, orfor not working hard enough. a spokeswoman for the tate brothers sa

mr tate denies any wrongdoing. here's the investigation, by matt shea.nd capable people. that's what the war room is. andrew tate's so—called war room costs more than £6,000 a year tojoin. he describes it as a self—improvement and professional network. in reality, leaked messages reveal it teaches members through its so—called phd course how to groom women into sex work. our documentary has been given exclusive access to 12,000 pages of encrypted messages sent by hundreds of its members. the encrypted messages identify at least 45 potential victims from around the world, with the true number likely much higher. a young woman from buenos aires says that she was groomed by a war room member. he bombshelled me with love, he wants me to get his name tattooed at all cost. and she says things even turned violent. drastic level of violence and submission that i never thought i will be involved with. another woman told me a similar story. he wanted me to tattoo his name on me. although they live thousands of miles apart, their stories indicate that their alleged

prosecutors say audio messages from andrew tate's brother christian, enslaving women. them. 0ver hundreds of pages, romanian prosecutors outlined the testimony and evidence they say they've gathered against andrew tate. among it, transcriptions of what the prosecution says are text and audio messages detailing both the management of the alleged trafficking operation and the apparent coercion, control and abuse of women by mr tate and his co—defendants. in one transcribed exchange, andrew tate appears to coerce an alleged victim into group sex by using phrases such as, "shut up, you whore, you'll do as i say." his brother tristan is also quoted in prosecution transcripts, allegedly telling one associate that he was going to "slave these bitches, slave work, minimum ten or 12 hours a day." the bbc can't verify whether these transcripts are accurate because the original evidence is not included in the 300 page summary that we've seen. in that summary, the prosecution also outlines heavy controls over the women it says were forced by the defendants to make pornographic con

andrew tate's so—called war room costs more than £6,000 a year tojoin.ed messages reveal it teaches members through its so—called phd course how to groom women into sex work. our documentary has been given exclusive access to 12,000 pages of encrypted messages sent by hundreds of its members. the encrypted messages identify at least 45 potential victims from around the world with the true number likely much higher. a young woman from buenos aires says that she was groomed by a war room member. he bombshells me with love, he wants me to get his name tattooed at all cost. and she says things even turned violent. drastic level of violence and submission.— drastic level of violence and submission. ., ., ., ., ., submission. another woman told me a similar story — submission. another woman told me a similar story for _ submission. another woman told me a similar story for siam _ submission. another woman told me a similar story for siam he _ submission. another woman told me a similar story for siam he wanted - submission. another woman told me a similar stor

andrew tate is the public face of the society.mself iggy appears to be the true leader. in documents and messages seen by the bbc, he appears to encourage the members to remove the women's support systems, take all or most of the money they earn, and create, in his words, female sexual slavery. i also spoke to eli, who said he spent two years at the organisation as head of sales and marketing, but has now left to speak out against it. he basically said, let's not kid ourselves, this is a cult. who is in charge? of the war room? iggy is at the top. i put these allegations to him at his home in los angeles. iggy, are you training people how to enslave women in the war room? do you run the war room? we have seen evidence you are training men how to enslave women, do you care to comment? he did not respond but wrote on social media after... "i say nothing, now they will never know who the real mastermind of the war room is." andrew tate has managed to appeal to the insecurities of millions of young men. our investigation suggests his

, favourite person, andrew tate, being freed. look forward to being freed.d to him getting a fair trial in romania. oh my god. he screwed paul >> andrew tate released from house arrest by bucharest court . a romanian court has ordered the release from house arrest of self—proclaimed and misogynist andrew tate, who is awaiting trial on charges of human trafficking. now i'm no follower of andrew tate per se, but it's wonderful to read this from the perspective of the guardian, because one thing i do know , one because one thing i do know, one thing i know for certain is i don't i don't know whether he's guilty or not. but one thing i do know is that the guardian would really, really love him to be guilty. in fact, it would make their year if andrew tate was to be found guilty of any of these heinous crimes, no one would be celebrating more than the guardian and their readers and perhaps the bbc. and the bbc. perhaps the bbc. i think the entire left establishment would love andrew tate to be found guilty, and that's when he talks about the matrix for him. matri

, favourite person, andrew tate, being freed. look forward to being freed.d to him getting a fair trial in romania. oh my god. he screwed paul >> andrew tate released from house arrest by bucharest court . a romanian court has ordered the release from house arrest of self—proclaimed and misogynist andrew tate, who is awaiting trial on charges of human trafficking. now i'm no follower of andrew tate per se, but it's wonderful to read this from the perspective of the guardian, because one thing i do know , one because one thing i do know, one thing i know for certain is i don't i don't know whether he's guilty or not. but one thing i do know is that the guardian would really, really love him to be guilty. in fact, it would make their year if andrew tate was to be found guilty of any of these heinous crimes, no one would be celebrating more than the guardian and their readers and perhaps the bbc. and the bbc. perhaps the bbc. i think the entire left establishment would love andrew tate to be found guilty, and that's when he talks about the matrix for him. matri

mr tate, as we have seen, denies all of those allegations.hey call in romania as we heard, judicial control. that means he is no longer under house arrest and he can come and go as he pleases. but he is not allowed to leave romania, in fact he is not allowed to leave bucharest, the city he is in at all. he is not allowed to contact any of the alleged victims in this case who made the allegations against him.— victims in this case who made the allegations against him. thank you ve much allegations against him. thank you very much indeed _ allegations against him. thank you very much indeed for— allegations against him. thank you very much indeed for that. - some exciting health news now — scientists in spain have found a naturally—occurring strain of bacteria, which could help stop the transmission of malaria from mosquitoes to humans. the discovery suggests the bacteria could reduce the quantity of the malaria parasite in a mosquito by more than 70%. so, how significant is the breakthrough? let's ask our global health correspondent naomi grim

here's some of what andrew tate had to say to the waiting media.lies, very hard to keep lies a flight when you do not have evidence. we have been innocent since the beginning of this and i have to give faith to the judicial system for making the right decision of letting us three. everyone he was pushing these lies and reporting things without any substantial evidence will have to decide for themselves why they decide to report these lies. the bbc�*s nick thorpe is following events in neighbouring hungary. judicial control, it is actually a lesser form of house arrest. what it means basically is that he can go out of his house. until now, he and his brother were shut in their house. they can go out of the house and anywhere within the county, the county around their home which includes the romanian capital bucharest. they still have to report regularly to the police. but obviously, for andrew tate and his brother, this is a sense of a bit more freedom at least after many months, first of prison and then of strict house arrest. they and two alleged

he told us what the ruling means for mr tate.ut of his house. until now, he and his brother were shut in their house. they can go out of the house and anywhere within the county, the county around their home which includes the romanian capital bucharest. they still have to report regularly to the police. but obviously, for andrew tate and his brother, this is a sense of a bit more freedom at least after many months, first of prison and then of strict house arrest. they and two alleged romanian accomplices were arrested at the very end of december last year. they were facing, then, charges of rape, of organised crime, forming a criminal gang, and of trafficking. effectively, the prosecution service say they have seven alleged victims, people who have given evidence against the tate brothers and their two romanian accomplices, one of whom is a former romanian policewoman. basically, since then, there has been this legal battle, first for them to try to release themselves from prison because they were held for several months in pris

andrew tate has managed to appeal to the insecurities of millions of young men.issued by his press officer said the bbc findings represent another brazen attempt to present one—sided unverified allegations against him. former brazilian presidentjair bolsonaro as well as his wife michelle, are accused of trying to illegally former brazilian presidentjair bolsonaro is being questioning by federal police. bolsonaro, as well as his wife michelle, are accused of trying to illegally keep and sell expensive jewelry given to them as official gifts by saudi arabia. police are investigating allegations that members of the former president's inner circle sold off official gifts for bolsonaro's "illicit enrichment." thursday's interrogation of bolsonaro is his sixth since leaving office at the end of 2022. police in norfolk in nebraska pulled over a car for having a huge bull standing in its passenger seat. the car had half of its roof cut off to fit the animal in. the man driving the car was given a warning by police, and was ordered to take the bull back home. luckily, no—

when you go home you can google davon tate and the police officer. >> the viral photograph after the ferguson in the acquittal of the officer of michael brown. this photo of this 12-year-old black boy with a white police officer that is the voluntary one of the six children and just talk about that photo in the symbolism speaks a lot to using these children. >> it speaks to this exact thing. media has had a role in the story because the way we chose to report it. in 2014 the monterey wood where a free hug sign and that was something jennifer his mom took a lot of pictures of and they were well known in portland for that reason so there is a photo of the monterey crying, there is tears streaming down his face all over on cnn they call it the hub heard around the world and it was a story of racial reconciliation. that is the theme. but for many people who look at the photo it looked troubling because he is not smiling. he is crying and the idea that we took the image and we made it viral to say something that i'm not sure it was ever actually saying. it's indicative of the same stuff j

this is how andrew tate responded.old the world i was a terrible person. - they said that i hurt people and i make a lot of money. from criminal enterprise, _ and here we stand, 7—8 months later, and i've not seen a single victim on the news. - i don't know if you have. . i've seen lots of girls sticking up i for me, lots of people defending me. i've not seen a single i person stand up and say that i have hurt them - not one _ it's very exhausting _ to continue to perpetuate lies. it is very hard to keep lies afloat . when you have no actual evidence. we've been completely innocent since the beginning of this, - and i have to give absolute faith to the romanian judicial systemj for finally making the right. decision and letting us free. i'm sure in the end, _ we'll be absolutely exonerated, and everybody who was pushing these l lies and reporting things on repeat i without any substantial evidence are going to have to analyse - within themselves why they decided to try to destroy people's _ lives purely for views. i've

andrew tate denies any wrongdoing. you can find the whole investigation on bbc iplayer.diately shut buildings made with concrete that is prone to collapse just days before the new term starts, that's when you have safety measures are put in place. some of the stories now moving. 70 people have died after a fire in a derelict building where homeless people lived injohannesburg. it's not clear how the fire started. and spain's world cup winning goalie says she's disappointed people want to talk about spain's football chief kissing a team mate after the game rather than celebrating their win. time now to leave you with 10 seconds of a super moon, not to be seen again into 2037. it's lit up skies around the world. who do you think got the best view? you aare ll caught up. bye for now. hello and welcome to sports day. i'm betty glover. here's what's coming up in the show. europe's elite clubs now know who they'll face in the champions league. england manager serena wiegman dedicates her uefa women's coach of the year award to spain. and andy murray crashes out of the second r

but obviously, for andrew tate and his brother, this is a sense of a bit more freedom at least afterecember last year. they were facing, then, charges of rape, of organised crime, forming a criminal gang, and of trafficking. effectively, the prosecution service say they have seven alleged victims, people who have given evidence against the tate brothers and their two romanian accomplices, one of whom is a former romanian policewoman. basically, since then, there has been this legal battle, first for them to try to release themselves from prison because they were held for several months in prison, and now, each stage, effectively, bringing them slightly closer to freedom but they still face those charges which were only actually formally laid in june. straight back to lisbon, more pictures of the pope travelling through the streets with the open top pope mobile. he�*sjust presided over huge open air service in portugal, attended by an estimated half a million young people. in a ceremony, he focused on the perils of the internet and urged young people to connect with others in the real

tate, who has the charges.s british american citizenship, welcomed his release, saying the indictment is based on nothing and that truth is beginning to prevail . this is gb news across prevail. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by simply saying play gb news now it's back to mark and . pip >> welcome back to the live desk on gb news. now is this going to help cut waiting lists? the government has turned to private clinics. it's a move they think is to going help, but experts have warned that it does not fix the root of the problem. >> indeed, the nuffield trust says that capacity will be boosted, but that the nhs must be provided with more resources to meet demand in the longer to meet the demand in the longer term. our political correspondent olivia utley, now joins outside the department joins us outside the department of health. olivia an indication there will be eight private community diagnostic centres as they call them, to actually help with scans

as said you know this formula from the tates tates vine , i.e. as much as needed, the only thing that should always be specified is as much as needed for the complete victory of ukraine over russia and the liberation of our territories including, of course, from crimea, yes, mr. oleksandr, you are definitely right - this is an extremely important story. well, accordingly, i would like to ask you about the potential level of a bilateral security agreement between the united states and ukraine, yes. would it be at the level of memorandums? would it be at the level of any additional agreements, we understand that the reaction of everything may be of a non-public nature , in particular, it is possible that the text with some or the text of the agreement itself will be made public, but some appendices regarding the specification in the security field may remain closed, but i would also like to ask you about additional specific security guarantees, which would be, for example, ready to take on the united states, we see that the united states is even an extremely good , calm friend and ally,

but obviously for andrew tate and his brother, this is a sense of a bit more freedom of first prison,ege romain many accomplices were arrested in december of last year. they were then facing charges of rape, of organised crime, forming a criminal gang, and of trafficking. effectively, the prosecution service say they have seven alleged victims, people who have given evidence against the brothers and their two remaining accomplices, one of him as a former romanian policewomen. since learning that has been this legal battle for them to release themselves from prison, because they were held for several months in prison, and that each stage are effectively bringing them slightly closer to freedom. but they still face those charges, which were actually only formally laid in june. they face very serious charges. clearly the remaining legal system is trying to show it is fair and they can now defend themselves. he basically made a statement to the media outside his house. until now he couldn't stand outside his house and speak to journalists. now he has made a very strong statement, thanking

_ take in similar emotions to this time last year when we lost — this time last year when we lost tate when we lost late to liverpool. different circumstances of course, _ different circumstances of course, but we responded really well to— course, but we responded really well to that defeat at that time _ well to that defeat at that time that was hugely painful. this— time that was hugely painful. this one _ time that was hugely painful. this one is exactly the same. without— this one is exactly the same. without we played really well today — without we played really well today. up until the sending off i thought we were magnificent and from _ i thought we were magnificent and from the sending off it was and from the sending off it was a different game, but was enough _ a different game, but was enough to win the match. manchester city are top of the table with three wins out of three, the only side with a 100% record in the premier league. they won 2—1 at sheffield united. erling haaland missed a penalty late in the first half before scoring city's first with a close range header. she

andrew tate prosecution files reveal graphic claims of coercion ahead of his trial., after a campaign dominated by soaring inflation. the director of the british museum speaks out, saying it's frustrating the person who raised concerns about missing artefacts did not reveal they had more in their possession.

a mosque named ruhollah tate. you may ask why i named this mosque ruhollah , because i believe that we owe imam khomeini. if he was imam khomeini, i think we became a machine. don't forget, and every day when i come to the mosque, i think of you. imam khomeini put us on our necks , that's why we named the mosque ruhollah so that everyone understands that the mosque is blessed by imam khomeini. now i have to complete this comparison this rosary, which has brought us all together for years and kept imam hossein muharram, is the most magnificent annual gathering for us shiites in thailand. new shiites, wherever they are in thailand, in their first decade , i will send them to sita's nail in ruhollah mosque, some of them are about a thousand kilometers away. we have a party from malaysia and singapore who wear nails for 10 days a year and participate in our mourning. apart from this , many sunnis are also a regular part of our parliament . of course, the lions wear black clothes for the house of the martyrs. they mour

i asked the correspondent james tate in type i as well as he mentions high. one says, this is an unofficial transit life, as he mentioned is on his way. it's a power guide. so it's, and the new gratian sorry, many of the new president's paraguay being one of the tie ones, 13 remaining few diplomatic allies. but it is this don't believe in the us that most frustrates of aging. that's because china claims tie one as it's tired, treat and have any criticizes any interaction between senior and us. and that's why we use officials, but even most are in the current context. light is currently the front front to to succeed the president time when in the upcoming presidential election. here in taiwan, they both belong to a party that beijing has described a separate service. and in fact context, which is going to be a relatively low key upsets for life plans for a stop in new york. we know, for example, he's going to meet with harmonies american communities during his stop in new york, but investing not likely to meet with permanent members of the us congress. and chi

andrew tate from house arrest as he waits trial on human trafficking challenges facing 3 others, including his brother have also been indicted on rape and criminal getting charges . the quote is not set a trial date, tired of might stay home. the 1st of might. it's half a year since powerful quake struck southeast in turkey and positive. celia causing unprecedented destruction. they, he didn't, the are the hours of february 6th. and we followed by buying that off. the shocks in tokyo, the 50000 people died according to official frigates. millions were left homeless. rebuilding costs will be in the billions of dollars focused president branch of ty, about a one has bound to heal the wounds of earthquake survivors, but many found it difficult to see a future correspond to julia, han reports from high tide. one of the provinces was hit when's the beta costume on mister to assist a zayna? she comes here. even if it brings back painful memories. quakes in early february tools, you paid his family. a part took say all that i lost everything that day. my faith, my trust, my hope, and my joy of li

people are gathering things for those hardest. tate and one of the things they are gathering most is fresh water. notice you can see here this all of these fresh bottles. walter was brought in just by normal citizens, oregon re residents. and i can tell you there is a dire need for that because in the time where we were yesterday and in many times near blocks us because roads have been damaged, we saw even helicopters are bringing in these types of supplies. and we've been told it might take days or even weeks to try and restore, not running well for. so we've been told that is a priority. there's also a priority or right and trying to protect, for example, types that have been damaged to try and immediately reconstruct those bridges. that's why those donations of prefabricated bridges are so important to try and reconnect those most connected. and those most cut off rather by the damage that has been in the habit but has been reached by these floods, which we've been told are worse than anything. anyone here can remember in living memory, this, lavinia who doesn't as long as you by

it's also going to not only get you a perfectly tate of individual treatment, it could also be used for developing new drugs. drugs could be tested on digital twins before starting expensive human trials. it will be cheaper, quicker and safer. today, it takes an average of 10 years and billions of years to develop a new drugs using ai to predict how potential of drugs, the haze in the body could really cut down on the time and money needed. that a come pounds could be identified and just caught it right away. that's a wide range of possible applications put in the health sector. but when will it be widely used? which obstacles has to be overcome? well, that's some obstacles. data security is a big issue. the medical records contains very sensitive private information and could be misused if it falls into the wrong hands. also, keep in mind that the days have pets into an ai system conscious erased. and i notice from the inputs you give it, it's not a sample of data base the, let's you delete specific entries, just like your condo rays and memory from your brain data sets in our system s

controversial influencer andrew tate — accused of rape and human trafficking — is released from housem of adventurers on a road trip from ghana to the uk to raise money for rural schools. hello. welcome to bbc news now. i'm maryam moshiri. we start with a new and dire warning about global climate change. scientists say the average surface temperature of the world's oceans has hit a record high. it rose to just under 21 degrees celsius — or nearly 70 farenheit — in august. that's far above the average for this time of year. and researchers say it could have serious consequences for the global environment. 0ur climate editor justin rowlatt reports. they've been taking measurements of ocean temperatures here in plymouth for more than a century. and for the last 50 or so years, they've shown a slow but steady increase — up about a third of a degree a decade. have we got a reading for today yet, do you know? i heard them say something around 18 or 19, which is four degrees higher than it should be. let's leave our live coverage and head to derby crown court for the sentencing of the mother

tate did . what andrew tate did. >> he says it's being accused of an unproven, whereas these women arethe mail. and apparently listen to women apparently dogs listen to women more is that where more than men. is that where they're jonathan they're going wrong? jonathan >> whoa. oh, no. okay. so forget man's best friend. dog listens to women more than men, a study finds. so they're often described as man's best friend. but suggests that we but a new study suggests that we should calling dog should perhaps start calling dog woman's best friend. we shouldn't and shouldn't. we shan't and we won't. so a team from laura university used fmri scanners to analyse dog's brain while people were speaking around them, and they found that they actually have more brain reactivity to female, presumably because of have more brain reactivity to fem high 3resumably because of have more brain reactivity to fem high voices ably because of have more brain reactivity to fem high voices .bly because of the high voices. >> in 15 seconds, any comment on this? >> it's a misuse of the word man in man's best frien

the generation that's made andrew tate , you someone tate famous, you know, someone really controversialhe content i'm seeing is like, you know what? i think that it's more so it's that it's now more so it's almost turning . and even this almost turning. and even this year with pride, i feel like i saw more backlash to pride this year than ever. i kind of feel like there is a change in the air. darren, do you not feel that been a bit of a that there's been a bit of a change the air? change in the air? >> there two things. i would >> there are two things. i would say that first of all, on that stubborn think is stubborn front, i think there is pressure, this little conversation about conversation going on about that. you know, that. and actually, you know, the the description the putting out the description of person the police were of the person the police were reticent to do that. i wonder why we're not having the conversation about perhaps certain communities in britain not being comfortable with with gay people or indeed trans people, but the second point i would make is that i actual

tate, who has british them.ate, who has british american citizenship , welcomed american citizenship, welcomed his release, saying the indictments, based on nothing. and that truth is beginning to prevail . back here plans strike prevail. back here plans strike action for this weekend by british airways staff has been cancelled after a significant pay cancelled after a significant pay deal was reached. unite unions says the agreement means around 24,000 employees will receive a 13.1% increase over 18 months, plus a £1,000 one off payment industry action was due to start at gatwick airport today, lasting until tuesday . today, lasting until tuesday. the mayor of london has refused to water down the capital's ulez expansion , but has announced expansion, but has announced plans to expand its scrappage scheme . all londoners with scheme. all londoners with a non—complying car will now be able to apply for a grant of up to £2,000 to replace their vehicle . critics say the changes vehicle. critics say the changes are

social media influencer andrew tate wins an appeal to be released from house arrest.he charged in romania with rape, human trafficking, and forming a criminal gang to sexually exploit women. tate will not be allowed to leave the country or in close proximity with defendants, victims or witnesses. and this is a live look at queens cliff, australia. one of the big stories down under tonight. a u.s. nuclear submarine is visiting western australia. the appearance of the uss north carolina is the first visit by a virginia class submarine since a new military agreement was announced between the u.s., australia, and the united kingdom. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ hit it ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a thing go right ♪ ♪ it takes two to make it outta sight ♪ ♪ one, two, get loose now ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ stay two nights and get a $ 50 best western gift card. book now at bestwestern.com. from pep in their step to shine in their coats, when people switch their dog's food to the farmer's dog, the effects can seem like

so, jemmy, you team tate or team holden on this one? >> well, i don't know who tate is.in london, but i don't know who he is. i've looked him up and he's in a bit of trouble. but you know. what did he say that was that bad? i mean, he only said, come on, you're a mother. you're a grown up. you know why do you need to do this? i can see what he means. now. i've met man he means. now. i've met a man that she fantastic and she that she is fantastic and she looks good. you squint looks quite good. if you squint your know , she looks amazing. >> come on. »- >> come on. >> but. well, she does look amazing for her age. but why would you keep walking round in a bikini like that? marlene class. you never see her in a frock or anything. they're always walking around and are they these pictures they airbrushed? these pictures , have herself , or does she have herself ironed before gets them? ironed before she gets in them? i think she looks great now. i'd like see her in the jungle. like to see her in the jungle. yes. don't you worry about that. was that marlene class as well? yeah

andrew tate prosecution files reveal graphic claims of coercion ahead of his trial.

andrew tate prosecution files reveal graphic claims of coercion ahead of his trial.ws, interviews and reaction. india is hoping to create history by becoming the first country in the world to reach the moon's south pole. its spacecraft is due to begin its descent to the lunar surface very shortly. this is the chandrayaan—3 rocket taking off from the bay of bengal last month.

ask about vraylar and learn how abbvie could help you save. ♪ ♪ griff: back to the iowa tate fair.mp speaking at the state fair after turning down a fair-side chat9 with the state's governor, kim reynolds. we'll bring you more updates from the candidates in iowa as we get there. you can see him there talking to some cameras and trying to get some sown, turn that around. it's a busy day at the iowa state fair. try the pork chop on a stick. ♪ ♪ griff: the latest consumer price index report showing inflation up 3.2% over july of last year and a slight increases in consumer goods from june. for more on this we're joined by capitalist pig hedge fund manager and fox business with contributor jonathan hoenig who can put it all into perspective for us. so it's up 3.2% over last july. doesn't seem like a good with news for our wallets, jonathan. >> no, no. that pork chop is going to cost you a little bit more, griff, indeed. look, inflation is up. vice president kamala harris has been wanting to take some victory lap ares about it but it's, unfortunately, going the other way. inflation up i

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