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plus, finding the sweet spot — the boss of britain's tate & lyle tells us how the company's turned itsugar to focus its science on feeding the world's growing population. wherever you're watching, welcome to the programme. now, donald trump hasn't even been sworn in as us president, but he's already got the global economy in a spin. he's promised to start imposing new tariffs or import taxes on his first day in office. that's the 20th of january next year. he'll focus first on the three countries america does most trade with — china, canada and mexico. but businesses and consumers all over the world will likely feel the impact. when it comes to goods, last year, mexico was america's biggest trading partner with nearly $800 billion worth of stuff crossing the border in both directions. it was followed closely by canada and then china. for america's two neighbours, mexico and canada, president trump says he'll impose a 25% tariff on what they sell to the us. for china, he's pledged an additional 10% tariff above any additional tariffs on what it sells to the world's biggest economy. acco

andrew tate is also accused of rape.t is the lifestyle and cod philosophy he promotes. he promotes a version of hyper masculinity, and linked to that are a lot of online get rich schemes. he and his brother tristan encourage people to sign up, subscribe to their online university to make money, courses in how to be a real man, how to basically generate wealth from the internet. but there�*s also online pornography in there as well. and critically, they are facing allegations in romania, where they�*ve been based since 2017, that they�*ve been involved in alleged human trafficking of women and controlling them. now, this case in london is indirectly linked to the romanian allegations, but it�*s really about what�*s fundamentally happened to their cash. now, british police found that over eight years they generated about £21 million thereabouts of income through their various businesses, through a lot of forensic exercises, looking at how money was being moved through seven accounts. the police froze those accounts and tol

andrew tate is also accused of rape.tate is a self proclaimed in his own words misogynist. he has a huge following online. a former kickboxer. he and his brother tristan, they run a suite of online businesses and at the heart of those get rich schemes and courses on height masculinity for the predominantly male following and also online pornography businesses as well. these allegations relate to their earnings over eight years and the police told the court here in the uk that the movements of millions of pounds defied all commercial logic and had the hallmarks of money laundering to evade taxation. the judge agreed today because the men had no evidence to knock down the police case. he said the succes straightforward cheat and said you can see is this money, down to 88p and cryptocurrency on one of the accounts. interestingly, some of the allegations in this link back to romania. some of the money the police and forensic accountants i was linked to payments connected to the female complainants in the human trafficking ca

andrew tate said the ruling was �*outright theft�*.coast near mumbai. the vessel was en route to elephanta island — a popular tourist site — when it was hit by a navy speedboat. the indian navy said the speedboat experienced an engine malfunction. a state of emergency has been issued in california in response to growing concerns over bird flu cases in the state and across the country. cases are spreading amongst dairy cows in the state's south. there are no recorded person—to—person transmissions of the h5n1 bird flu virus. though on wednesday, the cdc confirmed the first severe bird flu case in the us, recorded in louisiana, after being exposed to sick and dead birds. two astronauts stuck in space since the summer will have to wait even longer to get home. suni williams and butch wilmore arrived at the space station injune, and were originally due to return to earth after just one week. their initial stay was extended to february 2025 because of technical issues with the experimental spacecraft, starliner. now, following a delay in la

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andrew tate said the case was outright theft.a popular tourist site — when it was hit by a navy speedboat that was conducting engine trials. 99 people have been rescued, many have been taken to nearby hospitals. the indian navy said the speedboat experienced an engine malfunction, adding that it regretted the tragic loss of lives. that's all we have time for on this edition of newsday. stay with bbc news. business today is up next. hello. after the overnight rain across england and wales, thursday promises to bring lengthy spells of sunshine. it'll be a little on the chilly side, particularly across the north of the uk with a noticeable breeze, but overall, not a bad day. now, here's the satellite picture of that weather system earlier on, spreading across the uk. the rain has been mostly across the southern half of the country — in the north, we've had showers and clear spells. by the middle of thursday, that weather front is way towards the east of us — and in its wake, we're in that north westerly airstream. so, this is what i

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by the obama administration and the first trump administration to end the so-called geographic call tate that had been fished all of the ground and the almost physical state that had been accomplished to make sure it doesn't happen again. partners were working to make sure we don't see a resurrection of a caliphate. that remains vital and we have in syria terrorist fighters as well as fighters who are in camps and we have when working hard to see them repatrioted. but many remain. so we have an enduring interest here. we are looking at what we can do to shore up that interest but in the first instance, de-escalation, protect citizens and if assad has any sense for the future of the country, actually engaging in the political process to end the civil war. >> leon. >> thank you for doing this. i will only ask one question. >> is it going to be a good one. >> i'm simple minded but for me a crease fire is what it means no fire. there have been several incidents november 27 from both sides. do you consider that israel is or has violated the ceasefire that was concluded last week? and is the m

it's a scary thing for the deep tate, for inside the beltway, for government as usual, for the establishment for them. i think kash patel's a perfect example of that. i don't mean to be debbie downer. maybe they will release some of this stuff, but i think there's a lot of people that will wage their own fight against it, and it'll be a longer, lengthier process if it does that. will well, i think that's important. i think that rooting out the corruption inside the if fbi that has showed a two-tiered justice system is something he has been definitely committed to, at least reto have theically, and now he's in changer. he has said -- in charge. hes has said these government gangsters that have perpetuated disinformation campaigns to rob us of the truth for years have to be fired. joey: yeah. will: he is now in charge. he has said he would close the hoover building on day one and turn it into a knew asylum for the deep -- i museum for the deep sate. [laughter] that is white a -- quite a statement, and it's why people are calling him, quote, dangerous. here is carb kash patel. >> well, look, my

says prosecutors committed multiple legal and procedural irregularities, however, the case against tater and two women has not been closed. there is also a separate legal proceeding against the brothers in romania. 51 men are found guilty in the drugging and rape of gizelle pell co. her now former husband was sentenced to 20 years in prison for organizing the attack. gizelle pell co-has become a symbol of sexual and domestic violence in france. and this is a live look at seoul, south korea, courtesy of earthquake. one of the big stories there tonight south korea's acting leader vetoes several contentious bills sponsored by the name opposition party. the move deepens parliament's impeachment of president yoon. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ pressure ♪ pressing down on me ♪ pressing down on you ♪ but, you do face more risk from flu and covid. last year alone, those viruses hospitalized nearly 1 million people 65 and older. 1 million. vaccines lower your risk of getting really sick, so you can keep doing you. i've lost 228 pounds on golo.

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in germany, diana santa, she plans as a nurse, an intensive cat kidney clinic, all settings shara tate university hospital, germany urgently need specialist line tie on the government recruits people from brazil, just like the brazilian government once recruited germans. us from re a, is lived in germany for almost 2 years. that is what more difficult to have or i'm presenting, what difference is on it as the way. so as you get answers, because imagine it's more difficult here. people today because of the cause of the language by you, the work itself is very similar to present. so depending on where you work. oh, but it's in my case it's intensive care hasn't had that that. but the language problems make everything work. oh my is additional building work if i still difficult book much want to called make yeah. how people who want to work in germany receives to be meaningful. this is specialist given by that you know, so you're not prepared. you put the costs of the language to because of that language because of that because of the language for the lack of housing, the means 2nd, the e

tate is turf and get cracking double back like a deluxe. kendrick lamar taking his surprise album nex on tour, including a stop in the bay area, rapper announced the grand national tour today. he's teaming up with sza. she's featured on two songs of the new album, and the two are longtime collaborators. debuted at the top of the billboard 200 this week. tour stops. at oracle park in may and presale start this friday. right here it is. top trending stories voted by you on my instagram survey. a tiktok influencer is in trouble with the law again. she was arrested for a second time for the same crime all within a month. this is marlayna velez. she is an influencer who posts about her life raising two children. back in october, police say she shoplifted $500 worth of items from a target in florida. she then posted her haul on tiktok, where she has more than 360,000 followers. so police arrested her and she was released on bail. but now, police say velez stole $250 worth of items from the same target last month. police arrested velez again on sa

reserves, but they, they supported this initiative of the fact that at so many minorities can cool. ave tates in a peaceful and constructive way like our minorities are doing here a lot to. yeah, i think that is something which could be of great use for those members states who are not experiencing probably for the 1st time, the real difficulties of integration. this is not at this stage who has to say, oh, i did everything. so my minority, these they, they are okay. know as the minority, if they are happy with the situation they are living in the us, which is it's become really difficult for russians here. but it's difficult to see yourself as representing a nation that is the aggressive to acknowledge the blame while also preserving your own sense of dignity. it's difficult to accept and understand all of that. today i'm a shame to be russian, but will never renounce my russian roots cutting me. know if someone asks me what nationality i am. i'll say i'm a lot to be in a tree at of russian defend junior college. and just a lot of people now have a very black and white view of thing. and you

and cornwall police can seize more than two million pounds from the social media influencer, andrew tater tristan. westminster magistrates court heard that they had failed to pay a penny in tax on £21 million of revenue from their online businesses between 2014 and 2022. syria is not stable enough for a large—scale return of refugees, according to a warning by the head of the un's international organisation for migration. speaking after a visit to damascus, amy pope said about a 100,000 people had already returned. 0ur middle east correspondent lina sinjab who's in damascus, gave us the latest on the challenges for refugees getting back to syria. the country has suffered 13 years of war and its economy has collapsed. the assad regime is a corrupt regime, depleted all its resources for his own benefit and the benefit of its own, you know, group of loyalists. and, you know, to have the thousands of or hundreds of thousands of refugees to come back. that's a big challenge because most of their cities, towns, streets and homes have been destroyed by assad's bombing. we visited the outskirts

young people, women, and onto my children are approved on battery tates and they themselves hide behind them. doing all the days of this protest. not a single lead old bill position was visible, the only spawn. so what is happening with money received from abroad while they hide behind the backs of young people? the most unpleasant mean is thing they could do was hide behind the backs of underway. children, the so called gen z, who grew up on the sock a severely, grew up on fast food and coca cola. on the complete denial of the older generation . i love the whole world, watch what they do, the way to europe, it turns out lies through the beating of policemen through us and with molotov cocktails, through the destruction of the historic poem and building. meanwhile, nathan, steve, mark rock has slammed the the on the same villages, say the live. this is always a simple to demo classic by you that included on the government to promote peace. the 34th assignments are deeply concerning and i come down to unequivocally. i 1st the government to all, to do all this can to promote peace and sta

her foot got infected and the doctor said to empty tate at the 1st time, but it didn't. and there, the infection continued on a couple of weeks later, they had to institute a 2nd part of the leg just above the end and cool. and then over the summer it got infected again. the maggots came back and they had to remove the entire leg up to the up to the need. so if, if on hospital is fully functional, if it has stokes of, of medicines. and if you have patients coming in with, with such wound shrapnel wounds with fractures, normally a hospital is able to package to one to stabilize to the fracture, to fixate the bones. patients are given antibiotics, but in gaza these type of supplies are in dire, dire shortage and that results in very dramatic consequences. like what happened to this 8 year old girl run? i'm sure it is one of the dozens, if not hundreds of stories. they're in the street. yeah. some international aid made it through this weekend to come all odd one hospital. but many you and agencies are reporting that there is still significant restrictions to 8 deliveries .

london has ruled that police can seize more than $3 million from the controversial influencer andrew tate they failed to pay tax. the court heard that the brothers hadn't paid a penny in tax, on earnings of more than $25 million. the brothers are currently in romania where they face charges of human trafficking and rape. they deny wrongdoing. to moscow, where authorties investigating the killing of russian general igor kirillov say they've arrested a 29—year—old suspect. kirillov and his assistant were blown up as they left an apartment block, just a few kilometres from the kremlin, in the early hours of tuesday. a warning, some viewers may find the pictures we're about to show you upsetting. the explosives were attached to a scooter parked on the street. moscow says the arrested man is an uzbek, who confessed to having been promised $100,000 to kill the general, and then travel to a european union country. ukrainian security sources have said they planned the attack, insisting the general was a legitimate target because he was responsible for russia's use of chemical weapons on the battl

just a reminder of the breaking news we brought you earlier on regarding andrew tate and his brotherand cornwall police can seize more than £2 million from the social media influences. westminster magistrates' court heard that they had failed to pay a penny in tax on £21 million of revenue from their online businesses, including sites such as only fan. the magistrate ruling that devon and cornwall police can seize £2 million from the social media influencers who are awaiting trial in romania for charges that they deny. westminster magistrates' court saying they had failed to pay a penny in tax on £21 million of revenue from their online businesses. lots more on our website and stay with us on bbc news. i will be back in a few moments, but let's get the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again! it's been a windy and a mild start to the day. we've also had some rain courtesy of this area of low pressure. the rain pushing northwards and eastwards and clearing, only to be replaced later by the next batch of rain coming up from the southwest. so as we go through the course of the afternoo

but used to separate israel and syria, but the big question is, how long wheel base tate and yahoo says it's temporary until security on israel's vote. it can be guaranteed but, but, but let's be clear, like clear and real analysts already saying it could take years. know, months with syria in total cares, and it's military in shambles. asked is really air strikes is going to be a while before a stable government forms and a force committed to the 1974. just engagement agreement is back in place. then there is another big question, is israel stopping at the boss, the zone? and the onset seems to be no media. how hasn't and set it out, tried neither did his office, but it's roles defense minister confirmed earlier that the honor was told to set up a security area beyond the boxes. so it's like a boxes zone around the boxes. and we've already seen signs of that, check out this footage, making the rounds online and chosen an idea of soldier raising and is really flag over what used to be a steering army position in the countries southern part. let's take a look. my friends, the flag of isr

need the sheets, the va as long as the balloons of those are the ray ray of lights, and because the tates you have the which we call the, the air in this index index or you of, of the air which changes. and instead of keeping your array of lights on sounds rated, the village is like this. and you even if you get the targets, you know, is the, the local density of power is not enough. so you need to do to, to all of these probably not the form of these are ways to do it, but i'm not aware of that. i would be surprised that the ukrainians have sucked me . the americans need maybe as a reference to the he poignance, unless the americans did ego, it's something i don't know, but the ukraine by itself, i would be surprised as someone who's going to be taking a slight very soon i want to ask you a quick question. about. 2 going, because we have this series of thoughts about scandals, the surrounding the boeing brand and both the equipments missing, pause fraud, and then we still blow accusations as they're running runing, deviation jobs, reputation very, how would you explain boeing's fall from

arrives to kind of drawn hospitals to support the colleagues, the from the policies doctors, who's tate at came out of the house and got to get inside the operation at the bachman picked up. so just for dena, how could you describe the situation now? in customer on uh there is like, off uh me to goes back and forth. uh, there's only young, nothing. uh, and especially uh there is no storage in uh on the uh to be and one residence and they have to take a lot of patients. so there's really luck in medical supply and medical stuff. and i believe that hosp both supposed to be a very safe place. yeah. but i think about one is the most dangerous hospital. so the is right on the 1st name to leave their luggage their best on the south and come here to the, came out of the hospital. they spent months waiting to into, to the slip. they describe the situation here and told us there's a, there's a visual page of medical supplies at me because it's tough and at every subject color tools. i think i know it's just the, the amount on one side of sign that he's health ministry says at least 9 people have

so tating the use of ceasefire, who didn't fit pretty much the way you well, meg zab is on the ground. okay. then we will mag babs, engaging the opposition before it says are on is already somebody and nothing education we've matter as well as more than it least escalations out of much of those that are both in the does that have stood near the we mentioned that there is a requirement under the guy who has to come out for a minute to, to that's new to the shop and to the little bit of gifts here that i should divide and make a division between the non 10 rates that positions and these are opinions. i trust you and it was discussed today as well, and it's still a relevant task today. the, the new you need to see and i did not see change or we can change your view and all extend this higher is to you, will they only thing i know this about that at least for how gilani was given phases. so thinking piper in buying, you see a nephew of somebody in network that is a most bored being close to the jo biden's administration though, and joe biden, to administration just recently. you've been a

but we can find plenty more news. documentaries on both sides on websites all. tate dot com. so it's good that with his hair and all it say it will be live with lo, global news updates. it just says the minute the, the release of the russian states never as tight as i'm sort of the most sense community best. most all sense of the, in the 65 with the keys, 195 and speed you what else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on russia cruising and split the ortiz full neck, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the payment services for what question did you say to stephen twist, which is the, the subscribers can be loaded? so based on it, you can find me on dfcs. so as soon as that placement. so this will take for the doctor, could you, could you get it to the portal, or do i fill out a meeting to talk with someone named maybe you would have to be such. sony can let me swing, you understood, actually i wasn't able switch and you'll be able to switch only a to we're leaving the 20th meniscus

celebrating its 40th anniversary, the winner of this year s prize will soon be announced at a ceremony at tateng under...# blaring music from a 1980s ford escort. a vast concrete bracelet modelled on a real one taken by first lady of the philippines—turned—convict, imelda marcos. the snake—haired medusa of greek myth in a hand—painted canopy. and a painting inspired by the death of george floyd. four artists vying for a prize created a0 years ago to increase interest in contemporary art. people were really uninterested in contemporary art before about 1990. you know, you put a sign up saying "contemporary art show", people would have queued the other way to avoid it. and the turner prize played a huge role in changing that. some shouted, "is it art?" in the prize's heyday, about rachel whiteread's house, damien hirst�*s cows in formaldehyde, tracey emin's unmade bed. but the turner got people talking. the turner prize, and maybe the art world in general, has rather won that argument, and people no longer — you know, the instinctive response isn't usually, "is it art?" it's more, "does this int

. >> see that, tate? that's him submitting. >> what does that mean? it means he's ready to go to work. >> to do this role requires like serious saddle time. from different disciplines, whether it's raining, whether it's, you know, cutting. those are things that you have to get in the saddle and do, and repetition's a big deal. >> reporter: sheridan crams a lot into the few days while he and his actors are corralled here at his texas ranch outside dallas. >> where you look is where this horse is going. >> reporter: he's hired some of the best cowboys out there to make sure the cast understands the risks. >> you better be on your toes and pay attention, you know. >> reporter: jake ream was hired as a horse trainer out of utah. but once sheridan saw him -- >> that's a good horse -- >> reporter: he made him part of the cast too. >> what's that flag for? >> well, it searches these colts to use their bodies the right way before i put them on a cow. >> why not just use a cow? >> for hell's sakes, lady, that's kind of like practicing a fistfight when you're a

. >>> meanwhile in houston the rockets swept by the golden tate warriors, using a pair of late free throwsed after a controversial foul called in the final seconds. warriors coach steve kerr sounded off against the call in a post-game interview. >> i'm pissed off, we wanted to win this cup. and we aren't going because of a loose-ball foul 80 feet from the basket with the game on the line. i've never seen anything like knit my life and that ridiculous. thank you. >> the rockets will play the oklahoma city thunder on saturday night in the semifinals. . you see the final four there. >>> meanwhile, this headline remains stunning to me, bill belichick set to be the next head football coach at the university of north carolina. the school announced last night the two sides have agreed on five-year deal pending approval by the board of trustees, the first college coaching job for belichick who up until the last season who had worked in the nfl in some capacity all the way back in 1975. he won six super bowls as head coach with patriots. now unc is hoping he can help deliver the school's first acc

eight places on a flu molecule to mute tate compared to covid. much less so and why all the surveillance. we've never had a pandemic with a high number, h5n1. h5 is a type of molecule that attaches to human cells or animal cells. that has never gone human-to-human. cdc says the risk remains very low. >> griff: let's take a look at the map of where we're seeing cases across the country and your insight is reassuring. you can see some 17 states have some 893 various confirmed cases with bird flu in cattle herds and livestock. as you look at this map, dr. siegel, that one patient in louisiana, are there other areas that you are particularly looking at and possibly concerned with? >> when you see that red state which is a blue state i'm much more concerned about california than anywhere because you are making a great point here, griff. once it starts to spread, the chances of it getting that mutation. we know what mutations it would need, by the way. a lot of argument about that. do we need gain-of-function research? answer, no, we don't. somebody di

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