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tessa dunlop and broadcaster dr.ssa dunlop and research fellow at the bow group, conservative think tank benjamin lockney . they are benjamin lockney. they are obviously not to going get on, which should be fun. remember we want to hear from you. the email remains the same male mug gbnews.com. get in touch, get yourself on the telly. but right now it's time for the news of the day with polly middlehurst. it . it. >> patrick thank you. good evening to you. will the top story from the newsroom tonight , norfolk and suffolk police have admitted that the personal information of over 1000 people, including victims of crime and witnesses , was mistakenly witnesses, was mistakenly released in response to freedom of information requests. both forces have attributed the mistake to a technical issue in a joint statement, the forces said the data was hidden from anyone opening the files issued between april 2021 and march 20th, 22. the prime minister has said that with wages rising at their fastest level for 22 years, there's n

tessa.drown you out. >> my opinion. drown you out. >> my opinion . it's. >> my opinion. it's. >> my opinion. it's. >> i have an opinion. >> i have an opinion. >> who? 997% of the air over britain fails to measure up to international standards. our limit for nitrogen dioxide, which you can't it's which you can't see, but it's not fashioned black which you can't see, but it's not that fashioned black which you can't see, but it's not that usedhioned black which you can't see, but it's not that used toned black which you can't see, but it's not that used to coat)lack stuff that used to coat buildings called nitrogen buildings called soot. nitrogen dioxide levels in this country that measure are four that we measure them on are four times higher than those. >> if my approach to all this >> if my approach to all of this is wouldn't breathe is if you wouldn't breathe it, don't air. if you don't put it in the air. if you wouldn't don't put it in wouldn't eat it, don't put it in your food. and if yo

performed at the same time, the 1500 kilometers away on the southern tip of sinatra island, 20 year old tessa is trying to improve her writing skills. after 4 years of performing in the devil's barrel. she wants to challenge yourself with new tricks. today, she's learning a position called the school p. i got a question for me, what the the uh the test as instructor demonstrates the skill p i position for the so i think that's a little less ok. go time that lisa was struggling with the stuff you are not among the highest one you're going to show up and got some what to what besides models out of the whole set level, india again meant that a and i said in a subject within the visa and it's a figure to warrant and what was the rest of those 2? well, the challenges of right now, let's see. let's see all the best on the bottom. but she's determined to keep going on what the like, like in the business. unplug it, do it. and then you can go to it and this isn't good. so, but if you like to add the 23 year old camila road juliani per box has spent almost to decades is male domination of industry. an

tessa and then her youngest brother, colton, both have disabilities, global disabilities. and so for our family, we needed something that would keep both of them entertained. and my two middle girls entertained the city of palo alto invited me to reimagine what a public playground might look like for everyone. in 4 people now around the world that has a visible or invisible disability and you enter your public playground and you realize it hasn't been designed with you in mind. and that's the beginning of those barriers that start to form the reason it's called magical bridge is that it bridges the gap between those with and without abilities. disabilities very carrying zip codes. it's the gap between all of us. so the design for all motto really is a very simple inclusion means everybody. of what we learned is that predictability in spaces matters . so we designed these hideaway huts. so that's a place for anybody that needs a little quiet time to get away from the noise. but for our guests with autism, it's particularly helpful. the laser harp with the pentatonic scale.

who died as a result of rocket fire in the city of kramatorsk, actually victoria, how are you such a tessan rights activist did a great deal so that the whole world learned about ukraine, about the war in ukraine, about the consequences and tragedies, on the example of every soul of every family, she really entered the world annals of literature and here no recognition is needed, no laurel wreaths are needed, precisely with her sacrifice and her contribution to the approach of the ukrainian victory, she did almost the most. well, he is a knee-jerk, so who was written about by volodymyr vakulenko? yes, of course, and precisely thanks to victoria, volodymyr vakulenko also entered the of the latest ukrainian literature and it definitely depends on all of us how accessible these texts will be to the ukrainian reader, how children's works or works for children volodymyr, with whom we were once familiar, will be considered in the context of updating the content of the school curriculum, you know, at first a full-scale struggle began in our country for ukrainian literature in the school course uk

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they've left behind the middle something i'm to like tessa the farm and are in front of the houses. we want them to stay. that said that the father doesn't go to the homes and maybe some of the animals can be saved. we all, as you can understand, novice thousands have been evacuated, but not every one is taking up the offer of temporary accommodation. the article just we are staying in the car. they offered us a place at a sports st. down the. but we prefer to stay in the car because that we, we can watch if the house bigs or not. we know that smoke is hampering if it's the bath hold a blaze from the air. but we'll see already say they'll wake him to bring the wild fires threatening 11 towns under control mike level, which is 0, starting to pockets on at least 18 people have been killed. after a bus collided with a van and print shop province, police said the bus crashed into a parked vehicle that was loaded with fuel drums. and that's what caused the fire. 13 people were injured in that accident. well, there has been artillery showing and explosions and students capital is fighting

on tuesday a home office official was on call with contractors and they were told that tessa come backicating low levels of the bacteria. government sources say it was a junior official who just sources say it was a junior official whojust happen to sources say it was a junior official who just happen to be on a call and a home office wasn't notified formally. wednesday day uk health security got involved in further tests proved there was sufficient bacteria to justify concern for them on friday the decision was taken by the government to take those 39 migrants off the barge. a complicated and contestant time about exactly what happened. clearly the first test results came back on monday, the day those migrants were on board. ~ ., , , , on board. where does this episode leave this policy — on board. where does this episode leave this policy for _ on board. where does this episode leave this policy for the _ leave this policy for the government? it leave this policy for the government?— leave this policy for the covernment? . , , _, leave this policy for the covernment? , ., _ governmen

i'm phillip tessa, the farm and are in front of the houses. we want them to stay the same, but the father doesn't go to the homes and maybe some of the animals can be saved. we all, as you can understand, novice thousands have been evacuated, but not every one is taking up the offer of temporary accommodation. the code you, we are staying in the car. they offered us a place at a sports st. down the. but we prefer to stay in the car because that we, we can watch if the house bigs or not. i mean, other, the smoke is hampering if it's the bath hold a blaze from the air, but we'll see already say they'll wake him to bring the wild fires. it's reckoning 11 towns under control mike level, which is 0. well, still head here, all the 0 wilmont knows the type of diet for his political coming when re election is above waste. president hillsburg last riley to develop support for wednesday selection the . there's been a lot of rain around the gulf of thailand. hey, everyone in that is set to continue on sunday, particularly the northern shores here. we've

they've left behind the middle something, i'm black, tessa, the farm man are in front of the houses. we want them to stay the same, but the father doesn't go to the homes and maybe some of the animals can be saved. we all, as you can understand, novice thousands have been evacuated, but not every one is taking up the offer of temporary accommodation. the article just we are staying in the car, they offered us a place at a sports scene to down be but we prefer to stay in the car because that we, we can watch if the house bigs or not. we know the, the smoke is hampering it fits the bath hold a blaze from the air, but we'll see already say they'll wake him to bring the wild fires threatening 11 towns under control mike level which is 0. meantime, southern california is bracing for what the us weather service calls catastrophic flooding. hurricane hillary's moving north along the coast of mexico has baja california peninsula. now it's expected to turn into a tropical storm. would it makes land fall late on sunday? for the 1st time in history, the city of los angeles is under a tropical s

. >> tessa jowell when she >> yeah. tessa jowell when she lived in my. little borough of nunhead is they had policemen outside of policemen stationed outside of her oh, really? they did. her house. oh, really? they did. they they had they had with guards. they had guards outside house. so guards outside her house. so they. guards outside her house. so they . we should start shooting they. we should start shooting people and killing them. and dead, dead, dead . we. well, is dead, dead, dead. we. well, is that too much ? is that too much? that too much? is that too much? >> be too much. we'll >> it might be too much. we'll find when the ofcom. this greenpeace wanting >> this is greenpeace wanting a piece of justin boyles action. they're jealous. they're getting jealous. they're like, they're getting jealous. they're like they're they're getting jealous. they're likethey're like, how come you >> they're like, how come you say is like motley crew >> this is like motley crew bringing a grunge album in bringing out a grunge album in 1994, and they motley crew.

. >> tessa jowell when she >> yeah. tessa jowell when she lived in my. little borough of nunhead is they had policemen outside of policemen stationed outside of her oh, really? they did. her house. oh, really? they did. they they had they had with guards. they had guards outside house. so guards outside her house. so they. guards outside her house. so they . we should start shooting they. we should start shooting people and killing them. and dead, dead, dead . we. well, is dead, dead, dead. we. well, is that too much ? is that too much? that too much? is that too much? >> be too much. we'll >> it might be too much. we'll find when the ofcom. this greenpeace wanting >> this is greenpeace wanting a piece of justin boyles action. they're jealous. they're getting jealous. they're like, they're getting jealous. they're like they're they're getting jealous. they're likethey're like, how come you >> they're like, how come you say is like motley crew >> this is like motley crew bringing a grunge album in bringing out a grunge album in 1994, and they motley crew.

. >> we have tandy way, jessie wright, tessa thompson, amazing, amazing, super talented black actorsicks. to have so many black talent sharing the space and sharing the screen in a significant way was important, particularly in a genre like sci-fi, where that hasn't traditionally been the case. >> i have three kids, ages 23 and 24. their generation and even the younger generation have no idea the strides that have been made. they watch something like "watchmen "and see regina king throwing down and being active and athletic and fighting and the supernatural aspect of it all. i find joy when i see these projects taking off and i see different representation. it's a beautiful thing to see that. >> regina king plays this character, angela, who is a cop by day, superhero by night, who's investigating this racist entity that's infiltrated the city of tulsa. >> i was reading the writing, and he mentioned something in the case of reparations in just one paragraph, which was the tulsa race massacre, and i couldn't believe that i did not know that this horrific thing happened in tulsa, oklaho

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. - we have thandiwe, jeffrey wright, tessa thompson, amazing, amazing, super talented black actors who footnotes, they are not just sidekicks. to have so many black talent sharing the space and sharing the screen in a significant way was important, particularly in a genre like sci-fi where that hasn't traditionally been the case. - i was thinking about this the other day. i have three kids, ages 20, 22, and 24. you know, their generation and even the younger generation have no idea the strides that have been made. they watch something like "watchmen" and they see some of the, a female lead in regina king throwing down, being active and athletic, and fighting and the supernatural aspect of it all. i find joy when i see these projects taking off. and i see different representation. it's a beautiful thing to see that. - regina king plays this character, angela, who is a cop by day, superhero by night, who's investigating this racist entity that's infiltrated the city of tulsa. - i was reading ta-nehisi coates' writing and he mentions something in "the case for reparations" in just one par

half of all gen-z adults say their lives have been transformed by the bible's message. 24-year-old tessanks young people are starved for faith. >> i think the younger generation is striving for faith and hope in jesus because we're feeling the burden of meaninglessness and a lack of purpose. you know, we're living in the most suicidal anxious depressed generation of all time and i think we're really feeling the effects of that. >> reporter: so true. this comes as no surprise by american bible society chief leader who says ministry leaders might be fined how open gen-z adults open they are to discuss gods word and if the trends we're seeing continue it's crucial to be having those conversations now >> with revooifls popping up at college campus across the nation we are seeing more and more gen-zers embracing faith a sign that will bring the younger generations back to church. trace. >> trace: we're seeing it a lot. lauren green live in new york thank you >> california governor gavin newsom shifting the blame to judges when it comes to homeless encampments taking over his state let's bring

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i'm black tessa the farm and are in front of the houses. we want them to stay the same, but the father doesn't go to the homes and maybe some of the animals can be saved. we all, as you can understand, novice thousands have been evacuated, but not every one is taking up the offer of temporary accommodation. the code you, we are staying in the car. they offered us a place at a sports st. down the. but we prefer to stay in the car because that we, we can watch if the house bigs or not. we know the smoke is hampering if it's the battle the blaze from the ad. but will 30 say they'll waking to bring the wild fires reckoning 11 towns under control. mike level, which is 0. storm hillary is racing toward southern california and is for accounts to make land fall is a tropical storm on sunday evening. here's the weather present to jeff harrington to track it all out for us as well. any way you look at a, this is going to be bad for southern california. so let's try it out here is where hillary is right now just to the west of baja, california, it wil

. >> just to be clear, these are the these are who the ones these are people who are already in tessabarges, costing taxpayer £5 million costing the taxpayer £5 million a and the average waiting a day and the average waiting time to get your case heard. >> if you are a migrant who's come to britain illegally, is 450 days. so these people are here for sort of often. well over a year. and what the ipp is pointing out today, i mean , it pointing out today, i mean, it doesn't take much to point this out really , is that the rwanda out really, is that the rwanda scheme, even if it works as planned , and that's a big even planned, and that's a big even if because at the moment it's still not yet through the courts and we haven't yet seen a single migrant being sent to rwanda as labour pointed more labour have pointed out, more conservative secretaries conservative home secretaries have been rwanda than than have been to rwanda than than actual and even if that actual migrants and even if that actually comes to fruition , even actually comes to fruition, even by the government's very, very o

we then moved to a place called tessa jowell and i approached a young man and i'd started talking toly he had every single right to actually come to the uk because, you know, he'd been because, you know, he'd been because of the deals that were struck and he then said, you know, i'm in this exclusive camp. i've paid £11,000 to be brought to the uk. >> but he said , be careful, >> but he said, be careful, there are bad men in there with big knives and, you know, you know what people can be like in there together. >> i thought, well, you know, i can probably dodge out the way of a knife if that happens. so we moved over to try and see what going on in this what was going on in this in this camp. sort of like this camp. it was sort of like the containers you get on the back of lorries. that was the luxury accommodation . and as we luxury accommodation. and as we walked up there and we had like a member of the european parliament and we had a film crew, one of my colleagues just went run , he's got a gun. went run, he's got a gun. >> and i turned around and i saw this . this. >> obviousl