the money for $40.00 clay bricks, the theo is now making theos wages and the 2 sections that he's brought from a specialist factory. the anglican churches angio provides a subsidy equivalent to 10 euros. the family has to raise the remaining 4. that's about as much as fabian earns in a week when he can find work with ah, ah ah, the traditional quote you go, i'm really looking forward to the new stove. you will, the extra plate makes cooking a lot easier for, for instance, i can co cry sent vegetable soup at the same time. and this stove doesn't make as much smoke. that's good for the air was a montgomery more so the new cooker works according to a simple principle. the draft is optimally controlled. as a result, more heat is generated with less wood. you can see what an improvement it is. if you just look around the neighbourhood, florence lives next door with her 2 children, and this is her kitchen. she cooks on a traditional sto consisting of 3 stones on which she can only place one pot at a time. that's how it's been done for centuries. and the kitchen only has one tiny window for vent

theo, thanks for the latest. cancellations. theo, thanks for the latest theo _ cancellations.r the latest. theo leggett. _ covid infection levels in the uk have risen again. the latest estimates suggest that around 1.4 million people had coronavirus last week, which includes part of the platinum jubilee period. this is up about 43% from the week before. 0ur medical editor fergus walsh is here with his analysis. covid has largely dropped out of the headlines, but infections are once again rising across the uk. the office for national statistics' weekly survey — the most reliable indicator of covid levels — suggests that last week, one in 50 people in england was infected, one in 30 in scotland, and one in 45 in wales and northern ireland. the increase is being driven by two even more contagious sub—variants of 0micron called baa and ba.5. even in those who've had a previous omicron infection, it is quite possible that you can get reinfected. and in particular, we have this baa, ba.5 sub—variant circulating now. they're quite different from the original omicron variant, and ther

what was she most proud of, theo?was most proud of was her achievements because when she started, and she literally gambled everything to start that business — she was told by everybody she was wasting her money and there was no way she could succeed. but she wasn't having any of that. theo paphitis speaking about the former dragons' den star hilary devey has died aged 65. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sienna rodgers, senior writer at the house magazine, and rachel watson, scottish political editor at the scottish sun. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... the mail leads on the rwanda asylum policy calling it the "new rwanda flight farce" as all migrants due on the first plane tomorrow enter appeals.

many thanks once again, theo _ busiest period of the summer.dier, collin reeves, has been found guilty of murdering his neighbours after a long—running dispute about parking. reeves, who's 35 and a veteran of the war in afghanistan, stabbed jennifer and stephen chapple while their children slept upstairs. he attacked them inside their home in norton fitzwarren in somerset. reeves had denied murder but was convicted at bristol crown court, as andrew plant reports. you are under arrest at the minute. collin reeves, arrested outside his home in somerset. he had just killed his next—door neighbours. stephen and jennifer chapple's children had been asleep upstairs at the time. the couple had been hounded by reeves, waiting for them before arguing about parking in the road outside their homes. in november, reeves snuck through their patio doors before stabbing them both and then calling the police. your neighbour has been stabbed by who? by me. by you? yes. iwent round... yeah. ..with a knife. 0k. i've stabbed both of them. collin reeves's wife was u

here's feel like it. -- theo lenett. ., , ,, , theo leggett.gett. three days of strikes| have been scheduled. the dates are below, and that coincides with summer events starting, including the glastonbury festival. some 40,000 workers across the country are expected to walk out, and on the first occasion, it'll be... this is affecting 13 train companies across the nation, also the rail infrastructure operator net word rail and london underground. assuming it goes ahead. let’s rail and london underground. assuming it goes ahead. let's turn to run assuming it goes ahead. let's turn to gun violence _ assuming it goes ahead. let's turn to gun violence in _ assuming it goes ahead. let's turn to gun violence in the _ assuming it goes ahead. let's turn to gun violence in the us. - assuming it goes ahead. let's turn to gun violence in the us. the i assuming it goes ahead. let's turn | to gun violence in the us. the actor matthew mcconnaughhay has been discussing gun responsibility measures in the wake of several shootings in the us, including at an ele

it theo, the impact on travellers continues?— theo, the impact on travellers continues? will is a change of emphasis, _ continues? it s although will is a change of emphasis, what - continues? it s although will is a change of emphasis, what we i continues? it s although will is a | change of emphasis, what we saw continues? it s although will is a - change of emphasis, what we saw last week and the course of the jubilee bank holiday weekend was people trying to get away on holiday and finding out flights were delayed or cancelled, they were suffering from disruption, it was disappointment. what we are seeing is people who managed to get away, some of those people are finding it difficult to get home. there are pressures to get hole quickly because people have to be back at work, at school and so on, so we have this 37 flights cancelled by easyjet. 0ther on, so we have this 37 flights cancelled by easyjet. other airlines are cancelling service, wizz air, british airways appeared to have cancelled a few, so it is notjust easyjet. there is a bigger picture, which is what w

theo paphitis was a dragon alongside hilary devey.ilary left her mark with everybody she ever met and she will not be forgotten. what sort of mark did she leave on you, then, theo? 0h... when shejoined dragons' den, we had already been filming for quite a few series. so she came into the den as a newbie, but totally commanded her position and presence. she had so much charisma, so much ability. on top of all that, she was a very straight talking northern girl, but she had this amazing generosity of spirit that went with that, so you couldn't help but actually like her. generosity of spirit and business. goodness, that is quite a combination, isn't it? you can add to that, not only was she in business, she was a massively successful lady in business in a massively male—dominated world in transport. hm. so what she achieved should never be underestimated. did she ever talk about how she succeeded at that role? oh, absolutely, constantly. she never let us forget it, bless her! oh, do share. that's basically, as she often told us, with lo

theo, thank you.andemic they were barely used, but now a bbc investigation has found a growing number of fines are being issued. by the easter holidays this year, 71,000 fines had been issued in england. that amounts to £3.7 million worth of fines paid by pa rents. after the disruption of the covid pandemic, there's growing concern about the children still missing from the classroom. our education editor branwen jeffreys has spent time at a school in middlesbrough trying to get pupils back into the habit of turning up each day. morning, ladies. the school day starts early. and so does the effort to track down missing pupils now harder after the start of covid—19. by nine o'clock school attendance officers are calling families. hello, is she coming in today? could you give her a call and see if she is on her way. thank you. got about 15 off at the moment. i think we should visit this one. we have not seen her for two days. katie and emma work with year ten following up children each day if they don't a

theo, thank you. >> absolutely.ou so much, tucker. >> tucker: so covid is over, elon musk is telling employees of tesla to return to the office. it trace gallagher has that story. >> what he calls the most exciting and meaningful products on earth, you cannot phone it in, so last night he sent tesla workers a blunt email saying "anyone who wishes to do remote work what must be in the office for a minimum, and i mean minimum, of 40 hours per week for depart tesla" prp went on to write, "if you do not show up, we will assume you have resigned. in the email, the richest man in the world laid out other rules like saying the office must be the employer's primary workplace, not a remote branch. tesla has not commented but when elon musk was asked on twitter, quoting, "hey, elon, any additional comment to people who think coming into work as an antiquated concept?" musk responded "they should pretend to work somewhere else." speaking but about twitter, which elon musk is trying to buy, that company has said employees can w

the when people are trying to get away on holida . ., ——theo legget there.n covered with reinforced glass offering dizzying heights and fearless visitors can even take a line on a zip line that runs parallel to the bridge and as you can see that as a diamond structure at the centre of the bridge doubling up at the centre of the bridge doubling up as a viewing platform and apparently a cafe will be there if you want to have a coffee or maybe something stronger to calm your nerves. i certainly would meet in a bit stronger. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. hello, again. it has been the hottest day of the year so far. we have seen temperatures go up to 33 celsius in suffolk and in so that you can see the extent of the blue skies here. most of the crossing in wales did have the sunshine but however we did have a saviour of low cloud and mist and fog in the coastlines of south—west england and south wales that make this enviably crowd. underneath that it really was quite a grey and gloomy afternoon is that murk folders went on the safe. of course the heatwave we

theo legget there.found one of the two bodies found in the remote amazon rainforest is that of the missing british journalist, dom phillips. a second body, believed to be that of indigenous expert bruno pereira, is still under analysis. two suspects have been arrested for the murder, but police believe more people were involved. for more, i'm joined by katy watson. she's been following the case. almost every day has brought a new revelation. this is so far the saddest of all.— saddest of all. that's right. according _ saddest of all. that's right. according to _ saddest of all. that's right. according to the _ saddest of all. that's right. according to the police - saddest of all. that's right. - according to the police through forensic dentistry, they identified the remains of don phillips. they still haven't identified the remains of bruno perera. they are still waiting to find the location of the boat that was sunk by the suspect. they have still failed to locate it. they have still failed to locate

thank you, theo.ith restricted mobility has died at gatwick airport after leaving a plane. gatwick said staff were helping three other passengers with restricted mobility to disembark at the time. the man decided to leave the easyjet plane himself rather than wait for staff to return and fell on an escalator. an investigation is under way. the founder of the wikileaks website, julian assange, can be sent to the us for trial, after his extradition was approved by the home secretary. the us accuses mr assange of leaking thousands of classified documents in 2010 and 2011. in the last few minutes, his wife has been speaking, saying they would use every appeal avenue. legal correspondent dominic casciani is here, they are obviously going to appeal, i mean, it has been going on for years now, hasn't it? 12 years since the first major leaks, 2019 when the us said it wanted to put assange on trial, and he has been in prison in belmarsh, because the last time someone tried to extradite him to sweden, he tried

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theo leggett, bbc news, gatwick. let's beat to theo at gatwick now.peditious idea but it will cause misery for some. it it may be an expeditious idea but it will cause misery for some.- will cause misery for some. it will cause misery _ will cause misery for some. it will cause misery for _ will cause misery for some. it will cause misery for some _ will cause misery for some. it will cause misery for some but - will cause misery for some. it will cause misery for some but the . will cause misery for some. it will. cause misery for some but the idea is it prevents the chaos we saw over the jubilee holiday is it prevents the chaos we saw over thejubilee holiday or at easter which would be magnified if it happened again in summer which is the holiday peak. as you heard 900 flights would normally operate on the busiest days out of gatwick, that will be reduced to 825 injuly. that sounds like a great deal, it will affect tens of thousands of passengers but it means the remaining flights are much less likely to be delayed and what people here don't want to

another way states without red flag laws might be able to use the funding that we would provide under theo provisions of this bill. at least that is what i'm hoping we ultimately land on.i'm hoping i think it would be kind of strange if we passed a national law that said only 16 states were going to be eligible for this money you'd only be eligible for it if passed ael rd flag law. i think that would almost be like trying to commandeer the state legislature and government and force them to accept something they decided not to do. because maybe they tried to do something a little differently like assisted outpatient treatment, mental health courts have been very successful in my state. and veterans courts in particular to focus on a veterans community that have particular challenges. why am talk about assisted outpatient treatment, 47 states actually have those laws. and i would like the money that would be available under this for crisis intervention to be used for that. again, i don't support prescriptive mandates art r national mandates at all including a national red flag. each state sh

the investigation tonight after a taxi loses control and plows on theo the sidewalk just blocks frome state building. the new details tonight. travel chaos at america's airports -- this couple missed a father's day celebration in las vegas. instead, they slept on the floor of the philadelphia airport. plus with the pain at the pump, what president biden is saying about a possible gas tax holiday. americans fighting in ukraine -- our exclusive interview with a soldiewh

. >> reporter: the owner's nephew says they've been hit theo-times in the last two weeks. first at the marina shop. they believe the same thieves that showed up today are pictured here. they hit their store on valencia street. >> straining us, the financial, emotional trastrain is unbearab. >> reporter: jesse said trying to emerge from the pandemic is stressful enough. >> getting a call that our employee has gotten pepper sprayed hurts. >> reporter: in san francisco, betty yu. kpix 5. >>> still ahead tonight. >> so many wonderful young men, especially, were dying on the streets of san francisco. being thrown out by their families. thrown out by inttheir churches. >> a remarkable bay area woman is sharing her painful story. how her journey ownedpened eyes over the world. >>> and why they may want to get geography practice while they're here. >> we do have comfortable temperatures this evening but a heat wave is coming our way. we'll track how lon >>> we are continuing to follow breaking news out of marin county. crews have now got and handle on a brush fire that forced evac

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this is specifically about heathrow, theo, not other airports, this is specifically about heathrow, theoing staff, so we are talking check—in staff and people who work on the floor of the airport helping passengers around. they were balloted on strike action because their pay went down at the height of their pay went down at the height of the covid pandemic two years ago and they lost 10% of their salary. they want british airways to reinstate that. british airways so far has failed to do so. now they have voted for strike action, quite overwhelmingly, in fact. a 95% vote in favour on an 85% turnout, is a very scheming and pheasant support the strike action. this means we are likely to see very significant action, especially in terminal five, in the peak weeks of the summer. we don't know the strike dates themselves but they are likely to be in the second half ofjuly and during august, at a time when the airport is normally very busy indeed. 0bviously, airport is normally very busy indeed. obviously, this isn't the only disruption we have seen at airports recently. they have been problem

. >> reporter: the capitol attack, a kwons consequence of the theo pushed by john eastman and trump. > >> i had no right to overturn the election >> reporter: witnesses debunking the idea that trump continued to push pence >> donald trump turned the mob on him >> reporter: the committee portraying that pence, loyal to trump for years, broke with him that day to uphold the constitution and defend democracy. susan mcguinness nbc news, washington >>> wall street is staring dowdown its worst week since the pandemic the dow spiralled 740. the s&p was down but investors do appear to be buying the dip the crypto crash continues investors were shedding risk assets bitcoin trading at around $20,000, the lowest level since 2020 and the fed's biggest interest rate hike is hitting mortgage rates. the highest level since 2008 >>> the white house is making an effort to reduce the hate and fear amplified by the internet vice president harris launch add new task force aimed at combating and preventing online harassment and abuse brie jackson joins us. tell us about the goal of this new expert pan me

th investigation i whit hpene isnt theo dw an most sweeping ever conducted by congress.h is already known, because these graphic scenes played out on television screens in real time. >> we fight like hell, and if you don't fight like hell, you are not going to have a country anyme. reporter: president trump's fighting words that day echoedar orhend w what happened here was shocking. it was dramatic. and it was a year and a half ago. its eic iams a hhaopanin og tovb their attention with a blockbuster event with the video and testimony and new details arguing the threat to democracy still remains. the committee is determined to shape the narrative of that to multi-was day. s'itsef' wcu mr. trump: we were ready to win this election, frankly, did win the selection. reporter:rooirehefumhed ntto pne election and took steps to stop the steel, to the day when congress gatd ertoreedti c did he want his supporters to go this far? and where the militias who marched through the capital part onir cy respreaceddictro f thans have been charged. the big question is whether the president

theo is at gatwick. >> you have to remember what the industry has been going through over the past couplence the start of the pandemic. there were no flights operating for a long time in europe as countries went in lockdown. that put operators under enormous cost pressure. in the u.k., there was a time when planes were, limited service was only able to operate. at the same time the government safety measures, paying for low payments to different companies to keep their staff on, had come to an end. a number of companies decided they would lay off staff. now they are recruiting them back because the industry is recovering. they can't recruit people back quickly enough. it is not just a question in this or other countries of going out and getting people and giving them a job and starting to pay them. if you work in the industry, you need security clearances. those take time. the industry is trying to wrap up services. huge amounts of demand. people want to travel and go on holiday. within the airports, the ground handling services, baggage handling, check in staff, people to refuel planes,

after climbing several 100 meters, the rockets parachute back down to earth. itunes eric theo scoff unlocked. it will be incredibly important to get enough training wasn't ever dead. oh, they don't all have to be physics or math graduates, but i think we will also need other staff to to them in order to construct a spaceport so much you can launch rockets carrying satellite systems boss of thought. the letter of late space junk has been causing problems un under yeah, they have long been exploring the atmosphere with laser beams within a 100 kilometer range. now they want to use this laser imaging detection and ranging equipment or a lidar for short to stop disused satellites getting in the way of new ones near the launch hub. mit is and fields, i think with all these satellites that are accumulating an orbit, it's necessary to collect this space debris and were involved in projects with german partners can. is that even the to observe this debris? does he, a diesel flipped and use these lasers or lead our systems to trace the exact orbit of tim um event so we might be able to bring the bits

the investigation tonight after a taxi loses control and plows on theo the sidewalk just blocks from the empire state building. the new details tonight. travel chaos at america's airports -- this couple missed a father's day celebration in las vegas. instead, they slept on the floor of the philadelphia airport. plus with the pain at the pump, what president biden is saying about a possible gas tax holiday. americans fighting in ukraine -- our exclusive interview with a soldier who fought alongside the two men captured by russian separatists. >> i definitely feel a bit guilty. >> o'donnell: january 6th hearing and fake electors, as mike pence speaks in chicago today, our new reporting on what day four of tomorrow's hearing will focus on. our cbs news investigation tonight, some of the deadliest mass shootings in history were financed with credit cards, how the financial industry is resisting an effort to flag those suspicious purchases. a violent weekend across america. in new york city and the nation's capitol. and as we celebrate juneteenth, a forgotten pioneer of cycling who road i

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government of the united states, or to oppose by force the authority thereof. multiple members of 2 groups, theos keepers, and the proud boys had been charged with this crime for their involvement in the events leading up to and on january 6th. some have pled guilty. the attack on our capital was not a spontaneous riot intelligence available before january 6 identified plans to quote, invade the capital, occupy the capital, and take other steps to halts. congress is count of electoral votes that day in our hearings to come. we will identify elements of those plans, and we will show specifically how a group of proud boys lead a mob into the capital building on january 6th. to night i am going to describe for you some of what our committee has learned and highlight initial findings. you will see this month in our hearings. as you hear this, all americans should keep in fact, in mind. this fact on the morning of january 6th, president donald trump's intention was to remain president of the united states despite the lawful outcome of the 2020 election and in violation of his constitutional obligation

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former nfl player theo fleury understands that he's a canadian.he played for many years in the nhl. , then youa a hockeyny know exactly who he is. he's your hero.to he's now the director of media for canadians for truth, justice and freedom. he joins us tonightju. thanks so much for coming on . it's it's saturday. for really, really sad for those of us small number but an avidad number of americansa who really love canada to see where your prime minister is taking the country. i mean, where's this going? well, we all know where it's w going. it's you know, this ideology has been tried twenty four times in the history of the planet and the only thing that comes out of it is death. t youhe know, the communist globalist agenda. and what we're seeing right now is we're seeing the insane running the asylum and you know, we're headed down a wrong road and a wrong path right nowt to ban self-defense in theed nation but legalize fentanyl when fentanyl is killing multiples of the people the guns are killingt in canadaw . that doesn't wake canadians up to t

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this is a live view from the college of san may theo towards the edgewood fall. one was called the colton fire which seems to be on its way to containment rapidly. three are devoting air resources to the edgewood fire burning above redwood city where temperatures are hot, around 100 dre degrees, humidity only around 12 percent and winds gusting up to about 10 miles per hour. as we head through the next couple of days there is some good news. it is hot out there now, which is why it is a first alert weather day. you need to take it easy through tonight. it will be warm overnight, temperatures dropping into the 60s. it still will be hot wednesday, especially away from the water, but some relief around the coast and the bay as temperatures retreat from the near record temperature we are in today. wednesday and thursday bring a different problem to the bay area. there will be more cloud cover, natural shade, but an outside chance of a couple of dry thunderstorms. the last thing we need is any cloud-to-ground lightning to these dry fuels. let's focus on the temperatur

conflict almost 2 years ago, human rights groups have reported atrocities by both rebel groups and the theo, pin. army. what does that mean for civilians? who can they trust at this point? good, good, good question. and that kind of compromises. i mean, also the fact that what kind of piece people are looking at, you know, because we want people that don't want to be one people that i'm 50 and trust in that trust a trust should be and there might be a day. i think that the whole issue going to go see should process. that would be because the government government has accepted and will keep it that they're members. now we did this actually because you know, some of them when they added to that just because it's a lock and if it happens or weight happens. so track must be at the core of this new decision. since you're based in addis ababa. how does the ethnic conflict affect co existence there in the capitol? obviously there is to ensure, you know, so much tension that we can be seen. you know that the right people from the field that they're not really in some parts of the country, a region

with d w's. freedom of speech awards. nobel peace prize laureate maria risa is also in attendance. theo of philippine news site wrapper delivered a key note address with a special focus on combating faking. it seems to the algorithms of and marie aretha jones. we now welcome maria. good to see you. and you said in your keynote speech today that we live in a time when lies and hate spread much faster than fats. what consequences do you see for societies? we're living through it right now, right? without facts, you can't have truth without truth. you can't have trust without trust. you have nothing. we can't have a shared reality. and the algorithms of social media, which by now are, is the largest distribution platform for news globally. as i literally pulled us apart polarized us and radicalized us. so the consequences you have news being distributed that is emotionally manipulative and the thinking slow part, which is journalism. fact based evidence based reasoning. well, that's not only gotten weaker, it's allowed the rise of in liberal democracies around the world. well, let's look a

otherwise, now i hold the information front and we prepare theo defenses, we help them in the kitchen, we feed them, we clean up a sports moment in the history of our country, they definitely did it to a certain place, to help, to wear such money, you have doctors, to support , to survive, to win at any price, now the whole world has seen what ukraine is! odesa can sleep calmly as long as it is protected by our soldiers they are not connected at all by their new planes meet dmytro tomylov under two bombings were blocked thanks to the falcon district i launched a rocket race flew he was shot down by the latest russian fighter jet, we even shot them down at an angle, saved 25 crew members , for which he received an award from the president, victory is with us, with us, right, glory to the heroes, glory to ukraine , we will intercept, we will win, you are not news , together we are strong, this is a marathon, the only news in the studio, denys zevsan congratulations. and then watch the results of the day. in the issue you will see that they hit the border post, destroyed the supermarket,

theo paphitis speaking about the former dragons�* den star hilary devey has died aged 65.lo and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sienna rodgers, senior writer at the house magazine, and rachel watson, scottish political editor at the scottish sun. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... the mail leads on the rwanda asylum policy calling it the "new rwanda flight farce" as all migrants due on the first plane tomorrow enter appeals. the i also focuses on the same story, saying the "flights may not get off the ground" amid a potential last—minute decision from the court of appeal on monday. the financial times has a report on the northern ireland trade deal where conservative backbenchers are putting pressure on the prime minister to rip it up. "death of our hero." the metro's frontpage focuses on former british soldierjordan gatley, the second brit to be killed fighting for ukraine. the guardian features a stark warning from the confederation of british industry that overriding the northern irish deal will damage uk

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the general staff, which is defined as the parents of theo of the practice of hybrid warfare, tried torect the situation but arrived to be wounded due to the same a5, which is the confirmation of your words that uh, they were forced to move the control points closer to the collision zone to the immediate front and this uh- eh, our soldiers used it, inflicted austrian strikes, after which he was wounded there. by the way, he was able to from tiladita, eh, besides, the general who was appointed is also gone for a long time. it's important because they don't change approaches, uh, well, strategies. yes, exactly, but they change tactics because they really draw conclusions from the mistakes that mr. igor previously used, and we have one more question for you about the weather conditions . ukraine affects the course of hostilities, how does it change the war, well, the enemy, uh, well, this is an approach from the weaker side in terms of explaining his mistakes in the military potential, unfortunately, he is still stronger and his potential is higher than the armed forces of ukraine, but he