therese and jim are — history. thank you. lovely. therese and jim are here _ history. thank you.tant — connecticut. why do you think it is important for you guys to be on saturday? — important for you guys to be on saturda ? ~ . important for you guys to be on saturday?— important for you guys to be on saturda ? ~ ., ., ., , , saturday? well, what an opportunity, once-in-a-lifetime! _ saturday? well, what an opportunity, once-in-a-lifetime! we _ saturday? well, what an opportunity, once-in-a-lifetime! wejust- saturday? well, what an opportunity, | once-in-a-lifetime! we just happened once—in—a—lifetime! we just happened to once—in—a—lifetime! wejust happened to be in london for this, not for this, but for something different, but i am like, oh, my goodness, we have got to go, scope it out today and figure out how we can see the wave and see as much as we can see. as an american, so maybe i have the wrong _ as an american, so maybe i have the wrong impression of this, but obviously— wrong impression of this, but obviously for british people, well, a lot of— obviously for british p

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minutes, cadet mary bell will walk across this stage sharing her --cheering her on is her mother, therese, class of 1986. her father, michael, class of 1983, and her grandfather, peter, class of 1961. also joining us are two of mary's uncles and three of mary's cousins, all graduates of west point. mary, as it turns out, you have convened a family reunion here today. also graduating today are cadets aaron hall and claire dort ski. [laughter] with the popular chan -- cheering fan group. four years ago as a united states senator, it was my great honor to --four -- it is my honor to watch them to complete this journey. two the class of 2023, and to all the cadets here today, you stand on the broad shoulders of generations of americans who have worn the uniform, including many barrier breakers and for a blazers. -- and trailblazers. use elevate the 70 fifth anniversary of integration of women in the military --you celebrate the 75th anniversary of integration of women in the military and the desegregation of the military. [applause] cadets since your first day on campus, the world has drastic

we've therese coffey in. we've got therese coffey in. she's environment secretary. we've got therese coffey in. she's going|vironment secretary. we've got therese coffey in. she's going to �*onment secretary. we've got therese coffey in. she's going to be nent secretary. we've got therese coffey in. she's going to be hopefullytary. she's going to be hopefully talking through we're talking us through why we're being to clean up the being charged to clean up the rivers that companies rivers that the water companies have polluted, least when have polluted, not least when they've made billion in they've made 15 billion in profits. apparently she one doesn't want to get to corbynista about it, but i can't quite work that one out. i'm also be speaking also going to be speaking to liam former defence liam fox, former defence secretary, top tory. want to secretary, a top tory. i want to find him he makes find out from him what he makes of currently going of the g7 summit currently going on japan . are european on in japan. are the european union enough to help union doing e

cheering her on is her mother, therese, class of 1986; her father, michael, class of 1983; and her grandfather, peter, class of 1961. also joining us are two of mary's uncles and three of mary's cousins all graduates of west point. so, mary, as it turns out, you have convened a family reunion here today. [laughter] also graduating today are cadets aaron hall and claire dworsky. [applause] with a popular cheering fan group right over there. [laughter] four years ago, as a united states senator, it was my great honor to nominate them for admission to this academy. and today, as a point of personal privilege, it is my proud honor to watch them complete this journey. so, to the class of 2023 and to all the cadets here today: you stand on the broad shoulders of generations of americans who have worn the uniform, including many barrier breakers and trailblazer. in fact, this year, you celebrate the 75th anniversary of the integration of women in the military, as well as the desegregation of our military. [applause] these milestones are a ma- a reminder of a fundamental truth: our military is stronge

therese caiiev ieii ae— environment secretary therese coffey told us it— environment secretary theresee— the industry to thrive. well, iniee veggie— the industry to thrive. well, three people have been taken to naeniiai— three people have been taken to naepiiai annea— three people have been taken to hospital after a— three people have been taken to hospital after a double decker nae— hospital after a double decker nae nin— hospital after a double decker nae nii a— hospital after a double decker bus hit a bridge— hospital after a double decker bus hit a bridge in glasgow. the venieie— bus hit a bridge in glasgow. the venieie nin— bus hit a bridge in glasgow. the vehicle hit the— bus hit a bridge in glasgow. the vehicle hit the underside of a vaiivav— vehicle hit the underside of a iaiivvav inige— vehicle hit the underside of a railway bridge in— vehicle hit the underside of a railway bridge in tradeston this manning,— railway bridge in tradeston this morning, sharing— railway bridge in tradeston this morning, sharing its roof off ani— morning, sharing its roof off and becoming— morning,

so she's have therese coffey on. so she's the environment— have therese coffey on.k him a bit—ite— newspapers. so we'll ask him a bit—it-e-et- bit about that. it's kind of interesting— interesting that labour's retentiv— interesting that labour's actually some actually coming out with some beiieiee— actually coming out with some perigee—teet- actually coming out with some beiieiee—ieet .- actually coming out with some policies—last. i. policies this week at last. i ten-t— policies this week at last. i ten-t-bebnierl policies this week at last. i- don't-popular they're don't know how popular they're going— don't know how popular they're geinglbe. — don't know how popular they're geinglbe. bet-e— don't know how popular they're going be. let's conquer it going to be. let's conquer it over-countryside- going to be. let's conquer it over countryside and let's over the countryside and let's give— over the countryside and let's giveleitizene— over the countryside and let's give .citizens the - over the countryside and let's give citizens the vote. let's give eu citizens th

therese coiiev ioii ue— environment secretary therese coffey told us it— environment secretary therese industry to thrive. well, three people have been taken to ioeoiioi— three people have been taken to iioepiioi oiiev— three people have been taken to hospital after a— three people have been taken to hospital after a double decker ous— hospital after a double decker iue iii— hospital after a double decker iue iii o— hospital after a double decker bus hit a bridge— hospital after a double decker bus hit a bridge in glasgow. the veiiieie— bus hit a bridge in glasgow. the veiieie iii— bus hit a bridge in glasgow. the vehicle hit the— bus hit a bridge in glasgow. the vehicle hit the underside of a voiivov— vehicle hit the underside of a ioiivvov iuioge— vehicle hit the underside of a railway bridge in— vehicle hit the underside of a railway bridge in tradeston this morning,— railway bridge in tradeston this morning, sharing— railway bridge in tradeston this morning, sharing its roof off one— morning, sharing its roof off and becoming— morning, sharing its roof off and becoming wedged under

therese coffey says the— inflation. therese coffey says the postage— inflation.will boost the food _ the package of measures will boost the food supply chain and grow— boost the food supply chain and got too— boost the food supply chain and grow the economy— boost the food supply chain and grow the economy . grow the economy. i'm conscious tutt— grow the economy. i'm conscious that our supermarkets get involved in a variety of ways on how they help consumers. i'll leave that to the select committee, but what is critical is coming here today getting the food supply chain from the farm. indeed , the see right through to indeed, the see right through to the indeed, the see right through to tho tott— indeed, the see right through to tho tott out— indeed, the see right through to the fork and about how we can oouttuuo— the fork and about how we can sonttuuo to— the fork and about how we can continue to work— the fork and about how we can continue to work together to have — continue to work together to have tutt— continue to work together to have that security of food

therese— bill, including some that impact the sector. therese coffey says it the sector.ttlwas— everyone needs to know about it. ttlwas tne— everyone needs to know about it. iflwas the prime— everyone needs to know about it. iflwas the prime minister- if it was the prime minister breaking the speed limit, sorry if the prime minister, if it was the prime minister, would be unreasonable would it be unreasonable for the prime say, you prime minister to say, do you mind do it one on one? and mind if i do it one on one? and if i don't think if you say no, i don't think that would be unreasonable because you're the prime minister. then all of a sudden i don't see it's not that massive a leap between the home secretary and the prime minister. part of the cabinet, i don't think. but yeah, but tnete-s— don't think. but yeah, but there's-things- don't think. but yeah, but there's-things that. don't think. but yeah, but. there's-things that you don't think. but yeah, but- there's-things that you can there's some things that you can do there's some things that you can te—tene- there'

i don't think therese coffey is much good, _ don't think therese coffey is much good, i_ don't thinkin the shops and we only get— make any difference in the shops and we only get a very small percentage of what _ we only get a very small percentage of what you spend anyway, like i said, _ of what you spend anyway, like i said. 25u — of what you spend anyway, like i said. 25u is— of what you spend anyway, like i said, 25p is the value of the wheat and a _ said, 25p is the value of the wheat and a loaf— said, 25p is the value of the wheat and a loaf of bread, so if bread costs _ and a loaf of bread, so if bread costs ti. — and a loaf of bread, so if bread costs £1, three quarters is not getting — costs £1, three quarters is not getting back to the farmer for the wheat— getting back to the farmer for the wheat so— getting back to the farmer for the wheat so our share is dropping all the time — wheat so our share is dropping all the time. �* , wheat so our share is dropping all the time. �*, ., , the time. let's throw in somebody who has, the time. let's throw in somebody who has. i — th

therese coffey— food production as well. therese coffey speaking there.elped murderers and drug dealers evade justice. beard who paid vulnerable people for their expired documents, was sentenced to six years and eight months. his accomplice accomplices, will serve a combined term of ii accomplices, will serve a combined term of 11 years. the national crime agency's deputy director, craig turner, says the falsified passport served as a golden ticket for organised crime. these organisations were involved in drug trafficking, kidnap and money laundering on an international scale for a fog passport allowed those organised criminal networks in order to travel abroad in order to carry out their business, but also allowed them to obviously evade captive by obviously law enforcement that actually sought to arrest them . essex police is to arrest them. essex police is investigating an allegation of serious sexual assault against solihull mp julian knight. it follows a referral by scotland yard and comes after the metropolitan police dropped its investigation into

my name is harold i am a family farmer in minnesota were i am transition farm to my son therese's point and soybeans i currently serve as first vice president of the national corn growers association. farmers across the country are busy today planting seeds and preparing for a strong crop and future harvest. the committee's continued outrageous thing critical for strong bipartisan farmville. corn growers are as optimistic for this process as we are for this year's harvest. this morning i'll focus focus my testimony in cga top farmville recommendations for crop insurance and the commodity titles. the areas of emphasis for corn growers are summarized in our key principles protecting federal crop insurance, strengthening the producer safety net, both street u.s. international market development efforts, and supporting voluntary conservation programs. our farmville recommendations seek to make usda programs more effective and responsive to strategic investments and policy enhancements. federal crop insurance has a proven track record of helping producers quickly respond to natural disasters

and therese— result in their history. and hheweso how— result in their history. apologise to their candidates ohehwowos. — apologise to their candidates afterwards. so— apologise to their candidates afterwards. so they should be making— afterwards. so they should be making significant gains tomorrow. and lastly , three tomorrow. and lastly, three oesses— tomorrow. and lastly, three dresses once _ tomorrow. and lastly, three dresses once owned by diana, princess— dresses once owned by diana, princess of— dresses once owned by diana, princess of wales— dresses once owned by diana, princess of wales , will go on princess of wales, will go on ohsowow— princess of wales, will go on ohsowow ow— princess of wales, will go on ohsowow ow whe— princess of wales, will go on display at the museum of style weohs— display at the museum of style weohs h— display at the museum of style icons in ireland— display at the museum of style icons in ireland before going to ouewhoh— icons in ireland before going to ouewhoh . — icons in ireland before going to ouewhoh . awe— icons in ire

when therese and he was fighting these seats, shall lost 1300.ak. they like what they see, but it is very much job unfinished. we've got to go through that process.— job unfinished. we've got to go through that process. what's on your mind? i through that process. what's on your mind? i find — through that process. what's on your mind? i find this _ through that process. what's on your mind? i find this totally _ mind? i find this totally impossible. _ mind? i find this totally impossible. on - mind? i find this totally impossible. on one i mind? i find this totally i impossible. on one hand, mind? i find this totally - impossible. on one hand, paul is saying _ impossible. on one hand, paul is saying local — impossible. on one hand, paul is saying local conservative counsellors are being punished for national— counsellors are being punished for national issues. in the next breath, he says— national issues. in the next breath, he says the — national issues. in the next breath, he says the voters like rishi sunak. let's _ he says the voters like ri

therese coffey says it will reduce unnecessary red tape, allowing the industry to thrive.oid incurring points in a fine . incurring points in a fine. after she was caught speeding last summer. our rishi sunak says hasn't spoken to suella says he hasn't spoken to suella braverman but understood adds that expressed regret at that she's expressed regret at labour and the liberal democrats are calling for an inquiry into the whole matter. so joining me now from bravermans constituency in fareham is our gb news political reporter catherine forster . catherine are there any forster. catherine are there any updates on this developing story ? well, people i've spoken to were— ? well, people i've spoken to were tn— ? well, people i've spoken to here in fareham— ? well, people i've spoken to here in fareham in— 7’ well, people i've spoken to here in fareham in suella bravermans constituency , a bit bravermans constituency, a bit of bravermans constituency, a bit et a— bravermans constituency, a bit et a ntnet— bravermans constituency, a bit of a mixed reaction . basically, of a mixe

six therese coffey.internet producing it in the internet and producing it in eeey— the internet and producing it in eeey. nubeker— the internet and producing it in easy, quicker form than any burnen— easy, quicker form than any human-could- easy, quicker form than any- human _could-manage. human being could ever manage. and human being could ever manage. ann—bo— human being could ever manage. ann—be ever- human being could ever manage. ann—be ever enu- and so it is going to swap and change and everybody from change jobs. and everybody from this gentleman times, this gentleman in the times, he's talking today, professor stuart is one of stuart russell, who is one of the leading bigwigs on this, and everyone elon musk to apple everyone from elon musk to apple co—founder steve wozniak are basically saying, look, governments need to not give basically saying, look, govtaiments need to not give basically saying, look, govta light:s need to not give basically saying, look, govta light touchi to not give basica

therese coffey says the package of measures will boost the food supply chain and grow the economy . like. no, and talking about like. mark no, and talking about being on same page, of being on the same page, of course, had braverman course, we had suella braverman at this fringe meeting in london addressing the whole issue of both legal migration and immigration. but there are ewggeettene— immigration. but there are suggestions coming- gtit. “0“ but there are suggestions coming out now that she suggestions coming out now that ene nae— suggestions coming out now that ene nae teen— suggestions coming out now that she has been having a bit of tewtte— she has been having a bit of trouble within— she has been having a bit of trouble within number ten in netewattng— trouble within number ten in persuading other ministers on a raft persuading other ministers on a watt et— persuading other ministers on a raft of measures— persuading other ministers on a raft of measures that she wanted to raft of measures that she wanted te tntwetwee— raft of measures that she wanted to introduce to— raft o