some of the stuff i saw from that day and the argument is theo , why and the argument is theo, why shouldil, well, primarily since they've just shot six hostages dead. >> i was speaking to a guy called steve brizzly, whose brother he's he's based in south wales and his brother is a brother in law. is in is one of the hostages that was kidnapped by hamas and i paraphrased so i want to be i want to be careful to make sure i get the gist of what steve said. but if i remember correctly, his argument was that hamas is a terrorist organisation. it will continue to do what it does , but that to do what it does, but that actually netanyahu should have found a way to have reached some sort of deal in the short term to bring the hostages home. and then hamas would, because of what it is, is inevitably going to you know, commit or try to commit some further atrocity. and israel needs to be ready to defend that to and defend that with with strength. but actually, in the short term, there was some merit in netanyahu just saying. right, let's let's agree to something that gets the hostages home. and th

theo usherwood. packed show, lots to get through. sir keir starmer, your prime minister, unmasked in a take at ten special straight after the news headunes special straight after the news headlines and sophia wenzler. >> good evening. it's10:00. i'm sophia wenzler with your headunes sophia wenzler with your headlines on gb news now. rishi sunak has addressed the conservative party conference in birmingham for the last time as party leader . the former prime party leader. the former prime minister apologised for the general election loss and joked about sir keir starmer's ongoing gifting controversy. it's such a hot ticket. >> i'm surprised that keir starmer hasn't asked somebody to buy him one. >> now i want to start by saying thank you. >> thank you for everything that you do for our party and the support that you've always given up through me. you all work tirelessly during the election campaign , and i am only sorry campaign, and i am only sorry that i could not deliver the result that your effort

theo leggett, thank ou ve state aid. theo leggett, thank you very much- _ state aid.ound - state aid. theo leggett, thank you very much. around the i state aid. theo leggett, thank. you very much. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. australia is to ban children from using social media. the legislation will impose and enforce a minimum age to use platforms such as facebook and instagram by the end of the year. although the exact age hasn't been revealed, the government is consulting on setting it between 14 and 16. let's listen to prime minister, anthony albanese explaining his reasoning behind the change. i want to see kids off their devices and on to the footie fields and the swimming pools and the tennis courts. we want them to have real experiences with real people because we know that social media is causing social harm. this is a scourge. we know that there is mental health consequences for what many of the young people have had to deal with, the bullying that can occur online, the access to material which causes social harm. anthony albanese th

theo, thank you very much. theo leggett _ changed enough. theo, thank you very much.e afghan inquiry today. he is being questioned about what he did to get to the bottom of allegations of alleged killings by british troops in afghanistan. our defence correspondentjonathan beale has been sitting in on the inquiry and joins us from there now. what's he been saying? first of all, ben, let's remember what this inquiry is about, it is to establish whether those allegations that british special forces, namely the ses, did deliberately kill unarmed civilians in afghanistan, in helmand province between 2010 and 2013. also whether there was a cover—up, and then also whether the original investigation by the royal military police was adequate. ben wallace became defence secretary a long time after these events, in 2019. he says when he entered office, he was always wanting to get to the bottom of these allegations. he said he was the man, he was the defence secretary who set up this inquiry, he said that's hardly evidence of a cover—up on his part. that said, we have heard a nu

i cannot thank him enough _ 17-year-old theo walcott.walcott. i cannot thank him enough for giving - 17-year-old theo walcott. i cannot thank him enough for giving me i 17-year-old theo walcott. i cannot| thank him enough for giving me the opportunity to represent england, to make me into the person i am, because without that i don't know where i would be. he had time for people of the field particularly which was key, man management skills, speaking to people. alongside his family, the service was attended by fellow england manager roy hodgson. and sven—goran eriksson some's former partner who placed a flower on his coffin. for a man whose life brought so much joy to others, his final act would never be a solemn affair. a brass band playing you'll never walk alone, a nod to his affection for liverpool football club.— football club. thank you for everything. _ football club. thank you for everything, coaches, - football club. thank you for i everything, coaches, players, football club. thank you for - everything, coaches, players, the cr

còn theo côn an province of lào cai. Đại Đại Đại qua hai ại tại có tại tải ại là 100 tons are floating giạn tử vong tại hội bại quang theo tống kê sế bộ Đội Đội sạt Đội Đội Đội Đội ơi Đội Đội Đội Đội Đội Đồng. copy one alpha scott kid now three and a half. let's go to australia. the government of this country restricts the use of social networks in virtual space for under 14 years old. australia is one of the first countries to limit. age to use the network applies social i want to get the kids off the phone and computer. this is what australian prime minister anthony albanese says. i want to get the kids off their phones and computers so they can go to playgrounds, swimming pools, and tennis courts. we want them to have real experiences by interacting with people. these are his words. deme is the description of a new decision in australia in the field of governance of cyberspace, under the age of 14 in australia, their activities on facebook, instagram and tik tok will be limited. australian authorities say that the aim

don't be hitting this year as just quite yet, >> okay. >> okay. >> theo , let's turn to this >> theo,volting over an invasion. where is this ? because we hear where is this? because we hear about people in cornwall. not liking it. and now it's. what? >> norfolk. >> norfolk. >> it's in posh. it's in the posh bit of norfolk, where the royal. swaffham. swaffham in norfolk . royal. swaffham. swaffham in norfolk. greggs is a is a georgian market town . of course georgian market town. of course it's near sandringham, where the royal family have a residence. and there's a local bakers. it's called well—bred bakers. it's been a family bakery that's been in the town for the last 40 years. and the residents, locals are fearing that with greggs coming in that this bakers, which of course, you know, all these shops, you know, they operate on small margins, they're going to be you know, they're going to be you know, they're going to lose their, they're going to lose their, they're going to lose their, they're going to lose a key part of their clientele because they're going to go off to greggs. an

theo west, geopolitical analyst from dallas, texas. mr. west, glad you can make it, mr. west, hamas says the us must stop supplying israel with arms and diplomatic support if it is serious about the regime's ongoing aggressions, it's a great point, how can how can you say we're..." uh we're also looking for a cease fire, but at the same time uh supply arms to israel, i think they've just approved another $8 billion dollar assistance package for the entity. well, this is just more talk, talk, talk from american representatives from the biden administration, they're not serious about a ceasefire and netanyahu is not listening to them and netanyahu is not going to listen to them. because as many people know, netanyahu's goal is to make this war bigger, it is to um engage much of the world with this, so that is not his goal, and that is not the goal of many within the american government, uh, most within the american government, they totally back netanyahu, anytime you have a situation where uh the... really government can carry out terrorist attacks using pagers to harm, ki

. >> trey: before i will let you go, houshouse democrats say theo not want to speak spinning building before you vote.or what his argument againsthe proving citizenship before you vote? you have td yoo be a citizen bee you vote. what is argument against proving that before you vote? n >> there is no argument. it makes you think that they have bad intentions here, trey. if it is already the law and they are not going to do it, wh not support it? but they are willing to shut the government down in exchange for blocking illegals from voting.kh i think that is preposterous. i think that since a bad messag to all the americans who are concerned about the integrity oi our elections. we see wheres. the democrats std on this. they want illegals to be able th vote. they didn't wantto to secure the border. i think at the end of the day, this is part of their overall policy.adju this is something republicans suggest. the media say weeste are racists whom we suggest it, but here ish an opportunity to codify the law and say yoanu can't vote if illegal and democrats willing to draw a line in the sa

joining us now is political commentator theo usherwood.you very much indeed forjoining us on much indeed for joining us on the show this afternoon. pmqs it was always going to be a bit tncky was always going to be a bit tricky for keir starmer. there's been a hell of a lot of bad headunes been a hell of a lot of bad headlines recently, not least over the winter fuel payments. and of course , the videos that and of course, the videos that everyone has now seen of those prisoners being let out early. how do you think he managed it? >> well, he was roles reversed, wasn't it, for keir starmer. he wasn't it, for keir starmer. he was previously the one asking those difficult questions of rishi sunak and boris johnson and liz truss, very briefly, and yet he now faced his own demands, the demands from rishi sunak to publish that impact assessment. >> and i think there is an olivia touched on this and she's right to touch on this, this idea that he isn't being straight by refusing to publish the impact assessment. >> and it could be much worse pote

well, joining us now in the studio is political commentator theo usherwood, so theo , the theo usherwoodgovernment are very keen, aren't they, to keep this work from home culture going, but it is a very divisive issue. >> it is. so what the government is proposing here for teachers through bridget phillipson, the education secretary, is to allow teachers to, in effect, create chunks, free periods which they already have for marking and planning and to create blocks either at the beginning of the day or the end of the day. and so rather than doing those blocks at school and then going back into the classroom or after they've left the classroom, it's just to say, actually, you can do those, do those blocks from home. and i think they're trying to make the teaching profession. the government is trying to make the teaching profession that little bit more attractive because it is haemorrhaging staff. at the moment. we've got 32,000 women have left the leave the profession last year after having children , and 800 are having children, and 800 are leaving the teaching profession every week last

i'm joined now by the former lbc political editor , theo political editor, theo usherwood.evening theo. very good evening to you, ben. thank you for joining very good evening to you, ben. thank you forjoining me a thank you for joining me a simple question. has labour got a problem with pensioners. you've got the winter fuel allowance and now this news story which is brewing about the single person council tax discount being scrapped, which would affect primarily widowed pensioners. yes. >> so just to give you the details on this, we knew about this last week when it comes to the single person discount, which gives you 25% discount on your home when it comes to your council tax , and it affects council tax, and it affects around 4 to 5 million pensioners, around half of all those that make up the 8.4 million people that can apply for this. and it cuts around, on average , £543 from your average average, £543 from your average council tax band. d now you can make the argument and many people do make the argument that laboun people do make the argument that labour, as you rig

me and theo were talking in the green room . however, he will have to room.f nigel farage, whatever part of the political spectrum you are, he is an incredible communicator. he's a very creative thinker, actually, as a campaigner and as a politician. and he's going to have to find a way in order to get round this completely understandable fear, to engage with the people who ultimately elected him and theo. >> really the basic foundation of our democracy is that politicians are safe, isn't it? i mean, it is a zoom surgery just as good. >> well, it could be a zoom surgery. i don't know whether there are other precautions that could be introduced. ways for nigel to farage engage with his constituency constituents as as oscar said. but i think, i think one of the, one of the foundations of our there's two foundations, ones that our politicians are safe, but also that we have a constituency based system. and so that one way, you know, the public can get help, whether it's on anything from a rail with their council to gp services or whatever it is, is that they can

he shows up on theo vonn's podcast.ith boxer jake paul, if you don't know any of those people, talk to your 25-year-old gamer son. he knows them. i want to bring in cnn's audie cornish, host of the assignment podcast and peter hamby, host of snapchat's good luck america and peter you argue that trump has more of an appeal among young men, whereas the democrats haven't had a cool guy candidate in a while, you say some of it's because of trump's more macho brand, but, but other parts of it is because the economy i think so. jake, thanks for having me by the way first of all, it's true in the polls in some of this has been noise over the, over the last year and we haven't been able to really clarify whether it's happening i think it's absolutely the case and probably unrecoverable for democrats that men under 30 are drifting toward donald trump, an abc washington post poll from last weekend, sorry, just abc. forgive me kamala harris is winning young women by 38 points. she was only winning young men by three points. and th

here's our business correspondent theo leggett. 43 this is a vital moment stop in his work is at itsactories in his work is at its factories in washington state and oregon to accept the deal that is being offered, if they don't it could face strikes on the shop floor at a time when it's meant to be focusing on safety and quality control. —— for boeing. what is on the table is a four year contract, better retirement unless compulsory overtime. the company has also said that if it launches a new aircraft design in the next four years that plane would be built in the seattle region. unions have recommended the deal, but it is far from clear whether a majority of workers will accept it. if they don't, there will be a further vote on strike action. this has been a difficult yearfor strike action. this has been a difficult year for boeing, the problem started injanuary difficult year for boeing, the problem started in january when a disused door fell off problem started in january when a disused doorfell off this 737 max shortly after takeoff was not that because the harsh spotlight on ser

chery�*s uk chief told theo leggett that plants in europe could be the answer. for the uk we are evaluating. we are open for all of the options. for all of the opportunities. it is a matter of time if everything is ready, we will do it. it's just a matter of time, yes. you say you are evaluating a lot of options. does that mean the most attractive offer from whatever government will secure reduction in that country? it is more like a combined factor, as you know for such a big project of investment. it's notjust a common policy or incentives, it's also you need to look at the market more than itself and the education because we need good technical people and engineers and factory workers. also others like the supply chain, logistics. it's a matter of combined factors. when you look at the european market its a very crowded market. the established manufacturers and a lot of brands coming in from china, yourselves included. what makes you think that you can succeed and gain a stake in the market? i think as you know, we are the biggest car exporter among all the c

chery�*s uk chief told theo leggett that plants in europe could be the answer.it's just started, as you know, so we are still evaluating at this moment. but i think for chery, as you know, we already have more preparation. so maybe you heard that we have a big project in barcelona, in spain to do the local production. so this is maybe one of our strategies to help us, but forfor chery, for 0moda jaecoo, i think for the long term it is still to bring the best products and to be localised. as you say, you're already planning some localised production with that factory in barcelona. let's talk about other factories around europe as well, possibly one in the uk. can you elaborate on that? barcelona, this is something we are already committed to do. forfor uk, as you know, we are also evaluating. to be honest, we are open for other options. we are open for all the opportunities. so i think it's just a matter of time. if everything is ready we will do it so it's just a matter of time now. yes. you say you're evaluating a lot of options. does that mean the most attract

let's get the latest with our business correspondent, theo leggett.s more to this than just rejecting a 25% pay rise, isn't there? there are grievances dating back over 15 years and a lot of history to others because absolutely a list goes back a long way. iii because absolutely a list goes back a long way.— because absolutely a list goes back a long way. if you look at the control — back a long way. if you look at the control of _ back a long way. if you look at the control of an _ back a long way. if you look at the control of an isolation, - the control of an isolation, boeing was offering a 25% pay increase over four years plus other benefits. compliment described are offered as historic. the iam's widow said it was the best contract they had ever negotiated, and yet it was rejected emphatically. part of the reason of that is an overall breakdown of trust between boeing and its workers. in previous contract negotiations, boeing was in a position of power and reportedly suggested that if the workforce did not get in line, it would remove production

imagine another public life, president trump does the same thing, he not afraid of interviews, even with theo vaughan, he talks to you, he talks to all the people who disagree with him, he doesn't censor you, no, he talks to reporters who write shitty articles about him all the time, you know, from the new york magazine. with maggie heiberman from the new york times. maggie heiberman hasn't written one good word about donald trump. and he talks to her so often. so often. yes, often. komala hasn't given even a scripted interview for 40 days. the only unscripted interview she gave was when she got off the plane. i think it was at andrews air force base. there was a reporter waiting for her. you know, with one question. when are you going to do an interview? she said, i had the team set up one, it was august 3rd, and i do, you know, seven or eight interviews a day, which says a lot, and you know, i'm not bragging, i'm just saying, that's what you do if you're a public figure, and what's the point of being a public figure if you're not willing to advance your vision? so, i saw kamala harris in he

let's unpack this with our business correspondent theo leggett.ly one suffering in terms of the share price. have we fallen out of love with luxury cars? hot love with luxury cars? not exactly but _ love with luxury cars? not exactly but people - love with luxury cars? not exactly but people in - exactly but people in the chinese market might be or they are finding other brands they can buy. aston martin and stellantis are very different companies, and aston martin is a maker of a small number of luxury cars each year and it built around 6500, and of those about one fifth are sold in the asia—pacific region, predominantly in china, and one of the problems for the company is that the chinese economy is slowing and chinese buyers are finding more options. sales in that part of the world have been declining and that is one certainty, that car—maker is notjust certainty, that car—maker is not just aston martin, certainty, that car—maker is notjust aston martin, some of the big german car—makers, they have been counting on in recent years to boost thei

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any other way, president trump does the same thing, he's not afraid of interviews, no, not even with theo won, he talks to you, he talks to all the people who disagree with him, he doesn't censor you, no, he talks to reporters who write shitty articles about him all the time, you know, from new york magazine with maggie haiberman of the new york times. maggie haberman hasn't written one good word about donald trump, and he talks to her so often, so often, yeah, often. komala hasn't even given a prepared interview in 40 days. her only interview. so i saw kamala harris in her convention speech talking about voting access. i know, i was in court in new york trying to get on the ballot while she was, you know, saying, the john lewis voting rights act, we're going to pass it. you know, we were going to set up a government. unity with the independents, it's not quite the typical endorsement, it's like abraham lincoln's rival team, where we might continue to disagree publicly on some things, but where we agree, we'll seek to get into government together to make sure that those issues are priorit

our business correspondent, theo leggett, joins us now. as we heard, this is notjust a grievance about rejecting a 25% pay rise, this is problem going back over 15 years, what is the history? we have seen in this vote which was absolutely emphatic, 96% of both pulled voted for the strike shows the depth of feeling between the workforce against management and how little trust there is between the workforce and bowing management. as you say, that does go back a long time because in past renegotiations of contracts bowing was in a strong position and it went into these negotiations threatening to remove production from the pacific northwest area and take it into other states. that went down very badly with boeing workers in the region who are to accept reduced terms and conditions including the removal of pension schemes and those resentments have remained. over the past few years as well while boeing has been trying to mmp while boeing has been trying to ramp up production of the 737 max, more and more pressure has been placed on workers in the shop floor to do more and to do it quicker.

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he goes on theo von, he talks about zillions and democrats. i'm sorry, like they haven't had a guy down candidate in a while and like with all due respect it's in walls like tim walz appeals to a lot of men. he also appeals to that guy, bruce. yeah. >> just pack is wearing a future is female shirt. yeah. >> like that guy in madison, wisconsin is already going to vote democrat. i'm sorry, i thought you reached the young man. yeah. i think the woke which is a term that can encompass a lot of things is also a big part of this team, harris or at least the forces that want her to win or not totally giving up, especially since they have a lot of money. listen to what the group white dudes for harris is doing in a new ad this isn't about picking teams. it's about who's got a plan that's going to make life better for me and my family i've been doing my own research and decided to check out kamala harris and tim walz. and before you jump down my throat, they were actually talking to guys like guts no lectures, no bs just real solutions to protect her f

and to theo. you both this morning. and to theo . fun packed show as ever. theo.g all of the labour's problems and particularly the criticisms that have been made in the sunday times today about keir starmer getting lord alli to pay for fancy frocks for his wife, victoria. i'm going to be putting that to nick thomas—symonds. he's the paymaster general, so he's at the treasury. he can also comment i hope, on the winter fuel allowance cut. how that's going to affect pensioners. there's also been a story in the week about the chancellor, rachel reeves, claiming back as many mps do, the fuel bill on her second home is that right to be taking fuel payments away from pensioners, while at the same time allowing mps who are earning as much as the chancellor? it's £160,000 a year to have rebates on their own energy bills. i'll be putting that to him. also got a good smattering of tories today because we've got tom tugendhat coming into the studio to discuss his leadership bid. to be fair, he is the outsider now. he came fourth in that final ballot of mps at westminster tha

ask theo's says 26 states have a past are considering bills regarding the use of generative ai. what kind of regulation is possible what is the u.s. congress looking at? >> are two approaches. when people learn about deep fakesll the first instinct is let's find magic software that will be able to tell the difference between a deep fake and authentic content. my guess is that's going to end it being a losing game. if you look at the rate of progress and how realistic thesh look pretty on the other side of the coin and something congress can actually do is to provide people with the memes of proving they are who they say they are not a deep fake impersonation of themselves. what should have happened in the case of the financial services scam or the zoom call to senator hardin, what should have happen iszo when you log into the doobe should present your digital drivers license to authenticate who you are. and that is the tool that as at hand. dozens of states are issuing the electronic mobile ids are digital drivers license that allow you to present your real id driver's license i

don't think there is any other, there's any other epithet that can be attached to them other than... theo nazis um what is happening in uh in gaza and now in in the west bank as well uh we've seen very violent attacks by settlers and israeli armed for occupation forces uh recently we're seeing we're witnessing a genocide and let's be clear about it this is a genocide that is largely supported by western governments especially the government of the united states. uh and western governments and and really western corporate media as well. i can tell you that here in in canada, you will not hear the word genocide either spoken or written uh in in the corporate media. i do not believe there can be a cease fire while netanyahu is remains in power with with bengaver and smaltridge continuing. to to kind of use political leverage against them, they know very well that if they pull the cord uh he goes down and he faces j prison time, so they use that leverage against him, and in the meantime, the israeli occupation forces continue their genocidal campaign against innocent and defenseless palestini

over theos last 20 years the use in a variety of ways.lection officials have adopted it as their own code of conduct. the colorado where they needed to find a new clerk to fill a vacancy. in the job description and i thought there you haveas it. that is a testament to how this can be used to remind folks of what it really is. and so, we just came off our national conference a detroit break it to spend even more timt in michigan and i'm quite thrilled. on monday night we saw a new movie that will be available on times website next week. it's called the officials. and we had a conversation with some of the officials that were in that movie big daniel baxter from detroit was talking about how in the movie is difficult and now they are under attack. and you still have the long hours and the lack of resources. but it is worthy. i think these principles and standards remind us of how worthy this work is and how important it is. it's kind of a through line different procedures and policies that aptly fits everyone. and it fit them perfectly. it

[applause] [applause] , i have the honor of representing one of theos most diverse districts in the country. it historically has been american district and it seems most jewish. you got the best of both worlds. [laughter] i do great honor and not regard. then diaspora of what i present i have the honor of high respect in the jewish community. that's the secular jewish community,h regarding community, the jewish community, the orthodox jewish community, the modern orthodox jewish community. [laughter] ultra orthodox jewish community. [laughter] and a lot of meetings, most incrediblesi and more russian-speaking jewish immigrants from the former union and the coney island peninsula. ... any other member of congress in the country. i mean hakim jeffries who knew -- [laughter] it is -- america. america is awesome brooklyn is awesome. and so -- [applause] so in that context, [applause] >> and so in that context other than defending those values, democracy, freedom, truth, against brutal russian aggression, it was deeply personal for many of the people i represent whose families, whose hometowns,

theo >> alexandria ocasio-cortez, the new darling of the party. she officially has darf more twr followers than nancy pelosi. >> she's on 60 minutes this weekend, proudly calling herself a radical. and she's promoting policies like saying thats single carbon emission in the country, every car should be eliminated withici the next 11 years, everything from a 70 to 80% tax rate. acce- yodo you agree that she cd possibly, in this ideology of the socialist left, couldyoun your party? no. you know, i thinow, i thk that e is challenging the status quo. i think that's fantastic. i think that she is introducing boldi thin ideas that that shoud be discussed. >> but we've got to increase the corporate tax rate. >> we also have to increase taxes for the top 1%. and that part of that is going to be about repealing that tax bill that we just passed. and alsott. looking at estate taxes are going to have to go up. >> sean: and unrealized capital gains. make no mistake, taxes will go upcapita every american if she is elected. this includes younevery a, they're to

here's tom costello with theo awe-inspiring images. >> reporter: it happened somewhere over australiae a feeling the crowd is about to go wild. >> reporter: for the first time ever, a commercial astronaut, jared isaacman opened the hatch to his ship, then stepped into the blackness of space. >> back at home, we all have a lot of work to do. but from here, earth still looks like a perfect world. >> reporter: this was the riskiest part of the mission, orbiting higher than the space station, and without an air lock, all astronauts had to suit up before opening the ship to the vacuum of space. the spacewalk, really more of a space stretch. as isaacman and sara gillis tested their brand-new spacesuits that astronauts may one day wear on the moon. already, they've climbed 870 miles above the earth. the furthest humans have traveled since the apollo missions, and the first time women have traveled so far, conducting research and testing new technologies and posting hello earth on x using new laser light communications. bill nelsen says it represents a giant leap forward for the commercial sp

he said something nicers about years and years and years agart at theo. but at the very same time, no t one in the media mob seems to care about kamala harris and her effusiv e praise of p diddy, now credibly accused of horrible crimes and indicted. now, did either donald trump or kamala harris know a thing about p. diddy? i pretty much can saywith c with certainty. i doubt it. ertainty ino one in the media co about kamala's past support member jussie smollettt's' and e hate crime hoax kamala harris once promote d that she rushed to judgment. well, what did she say? i think she called it a modern day lynching, and i don't think she ever took that down or took it back almost no one has her called on harris to distance herself from her radical callinom her rg for a new pasto. you know, the guy who blamed 911 on america only days after the attack during a sermonermon that even nancy pelosi condemned. nancy pelosit the same pastor ws invited to give the dnce medi convention prayer and no one in ane media mob, biden batted eyelash. they didn't care. another on

theo.to see you. we'll catch up with you a little bit later on. well let's stick to the middle east theme, should we? because as we were saying, sir keir starmer has called for an immediate ceasefire has called for an immediate cease polarjfi' " t has called for an immediate cease polar opposite f t ” has called for an immediate cease polar opposite sides 3 ” has called for an immediate ceasepolar opposite sidest t the t such polar opposite sides of the political spectrum? and if donald trump does get into the white house again, how do you think things will stand with the likes of foreign secretary david lammy when he's calling, previously calling him a neo nazi sociopath? >> it's a very difficult one. euanne >> it's a very difficult one. elianne you're quite right to raise that , to raise that. and raise that, to raise that. and it may be that, you know, when, when keir starmer looks at things in the new year and let's say just let's say that, you know, trump, trump wins the election and th

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las 10 y 30 de la manana, adams volvera a corte y en esa ocasion, frente al juez asignado al caso, theoda del juicio. >> por ejemplo, es ahi donde la defensa puede pedir un juicio acelerado en caso de que lo q quieran. >> ahora recordemos que adams enfrenta cinco cargos, entre ellos conspiracion para cometer fraude, soborno y solicitar contribuciones ilegales y extranjeras para una campana. >> esos cargos fueron revelados ayer poco despues de que agentes del fbi, y lo pueden ver registraran gracie manchin, su residencia en nueva york asi que seguiremos este caso en los proximos dias. >> casos en esa siguiente comparecencia en corto, asi que estaremos pendientes. >> gracias, miriam. >> y la vicepresidenta kamala harris visita la frontera por primera vez desde su candidatura a la presidencia. >> segura que el es verdadero dueno de la pelota historica 50-50 de shohei otani, presento una demanda para evitar suono. pueden ser el nuevo iphone 16 pro. solo entrega cualquier teléfono, en cualquier condición y llévate iphone 16 pro por nuestra cuenta. solo en verizon. nuestro equipo de compras c

contempt, not just the workers, but also the peasants. ukrainian peasants at the time didn't tolerate theo, craniums, we received the protocol, is from peasants meetings and keep in those protocols. the peasants wrote to us, we feel like old russians painting germans and ukrainians, adults to the r s f. as all would let us join blood refusal to comply with bolshevik decrees was followed by our impressions induced by bought. it goes from that time report of those who resisted ukraine. i zation was punished. eliza soviet most goes efforts to create a more holistic ukrainian republic, would even be appreciated by the 2nd ukrainian president of the coach ma, whatever attitude we hold to the events of the 1920s, we must have missed that had it not being for the green eyes ation of schools at that time, our current independence might not have existed the best of ukrainian schools through which tens of millions of people have passed, turned out to be as time has revealed. the most important and indestructible element of the ukrainian principle in ukraine. unlike the bolsheviks also, which gain co

never afraid of a big decision, he called up a 17—year—old theo walcott.because without that, i don't know where i'd be. the man had so much time for people off the field particularly which was really key. his man—management skills, the way he would speak to people. as you'll never walk alone played out, guests including his former partner nancy accompanied him. tributes were read out and people had the opportunity to say goodbye. it is a man who brought so much joy to others, his final act was never going to be a solemn affair. so as his favourite band played, the audience remembered sven—goran eriksson. audience remembered sven-goran eriksson. . ., audience remembered sven-goran eriksson. ., ~ , ., audience remembered sven-goran eriksson. ., ~ ., , eriksson. thank you for everything. coaches, eriksson. thank you for everything. coaches. players. _ eriksson. thank you for everything. coaches, players, the _ eriksson. thank you for everything. coaches, players, the crowds. - coaches, players, the crowds. fantastic. take care of yourself and take care of yo

never afraid of a big decision, he called up a 17—year—old theo walcott.resent england. to be there and make me into the person i am. because without that, i don't know where i'd be right now. the man had so much time for people off the field particularly, which was really key. his man management skills, the way he would speak to people. alongside sven�*s family, the service was attended by fellow england manager roy hodgson and yours and eriksson�*s former partner, nancy dell'olio, who placed a flower on his coffin as it left the church. but for a man whose life brought so much joy to others, his final act was never going to be a solemn affair. a brass band led the coffin away, playing you'll never walk alone, a nod to sven�*s affection for liverpool football club. thank you for everything. coache5, players, the crowds being fanta5tic. take care of yourself and take care of your life and live it. next, the parents of a little boy who desperately needs a bowel and liver transplant are trying to raise awareness of child organ donation. zachary bradford who

earlier i spoke to theo a journalist and royal commentator and this was her assessment.— assessment.sment. this is probably one of the slickest _ assessment. this is probably one of the slickest and - assessment. this is probably one of the slickest and well. one of the slickest and well put together that we have seen from anybody in the royal family. i think an unexpected level of intimacy we have been granted in this video seems middleton parents, we don't often see them in this setting. i think a lot of people will be so encouraged to see the prince and princess of wales with their children doing, quote unquote, normally —— normal family life and that she will perhaps be back to doing light duties in the nearfuture. of course we are still not told what kind of cancer that the princess of wales has been treated for, has had that preventative chemotherapy for, but a real window into perhaps the last nine months that we have been given in this very well put together, very intimate, very beautifully shot video. �* , ., , video. and very honest in the wa that video. and very honest in

joining us, political commentator theo usherwood. theo great to talk to you. theo, what is this?n at this time when we've got so many other pressing issues? >> all right, it does raise a question. yeah, it's a very good question. yeah, it's a very good question. look, it's not there's not a straightforward answer, but i think that what's happened potentially is that the civil servants in the department for health have, somehow had this in their inboxes for a while. and that they have suddenly thought, what can we get through? we've got a new regime in place. what can we get through now? and you raise the point. and i think this is a very good point, actually, that actually this wasn't something that anybody wasn't something that anybody was asking for in particular. we knew about the legislation. the conservatives were going to introduce. they just ran out of parliamentary time, which was, of course, they faced a ban on smoking so that anybody born in 2009 or after would never be able to buy cigarettes. but this has been taken to the next step, and i think there's a slight concer

theo leggett has been speaking to omoda and jaecoo's boss here in the uk.ng at this moment. but i think for chery, we have more preparation. we have spain to do the local production, so this is maybe one of our strategies to help us. but for omoda orjaecoo, the long—term, it is to bring the best products and to be localised. you say you are planning some localised reduction in barcelona. talking about other factories around europe as well, possibly one in the uk. can you elaborate? barcelona is something _ can you elaborate? barcelona is something we — can you elaborate? barcelona is something we are _ can you elaborate? barcelona is something we are committed i can you elaborate? barcelona is something we are committed toj something we are committed to doing. for uk, we are also evaluating. open for option and opportunities. it isjust evaluating. open for option and opportunities. it is just a matter of time if everything is ready, we will do it. it's just a matter of time, yes. you say you are evaluating a lot of options. does that mean the most attractiv

issues myself, there are things that i find astounding that was vincent van gogh writing to his brother theo and of course post for him, that is exactly what kelly did. kelly being a well respected artist he was notot given assignments he could pick and choose what he wanted to illustrate, he will be working on there is a guy in an adventure in menlo park new jersey he invented a fox and you speak into the slot and it repeats what you said and the editor said go down to menlo park and check it out. james kelly goes to the laboratories of thomas edison and this is a young inventor and kelly was sketched, there he is speak into the box and kellyanne edison became lifelong friends, all the illustrations that kelly made of edison you can see them in publications and edison laboratory. being kelly from harper's on his business card he had easy access to some of the most important people from new york city in the 1870s and 1880s and 1890s and while former president of new new york city kelly had the opportunity to sit and oppose an excellent opportunity to ask questions that why i call kelley's ul

another player who played under sven — theo walcott — has today been paying tribute. which was key, the management skills in the way he would speak to people but he had an aura around him where yet the respect of so many people and it was incredible. he will be definitely missed. i'm pleased he got to see so many tributes as well, obviously with the sad passing of him, many people would not actually experience what they would like to say, but he managed to eat see and hear a little bit of what people thought about him so itjust shows what bit of what people thought about him so it just shows what a bit of what people thought about him so itjust shows what a great man he is, so many people speaking highly of him, me as well. i cannot thank him enough for the opportunity to be there because without that i don't know where would be now. next tonight — he's managed southampton, tottenham and chelsea — as well as a stint in charge of paris st—germain — now mauricio pochettino's held his first press conference as the new boss of the united states men's football team. he say

so naturally when people like the theo, which a few, morgan makes a statement about the house of the us economy. people. as soon as you see the bill economic scenario, what of the things that are happening in the, in the world of the consumer knew that the most important from a financial markets perspective from a doable finance perspective. the most important thing, the door to all of the things that's really important. far more important today there's been probably since 1945 is this for a new crane. the threat of nuclear black male, i ran north korea and russia and can you call the jimmy call? evil access, americans are encouraged to ignore other issues, meaning domestic problems. and so sir, attention and potential anger elsewhere. how very pen means you're americans, you're in the cross hairs of the cost of living crisis. and the probability of a recession now stands at 35 percent. but please don't think about that. think about north korea and russia and said, well, it's on clear what these countries have to do with the us economy and why they're seen as the top threats when the

here's our business correspondent theo leggett. 43 this is a vital moment stop in his work is at itskes on the