the premises of a small company, used by the fly—tippers to get rid of the rubbish.ecent years, fly—tipping has been getting steadily worse, blighting the environment, causing pollution and threatening public health and wildlife. it tends to be businesses trying to avoid paying the costs of disposal. of course, the rural areas tend to be the areas that are particularly badly affected, private landowners or public land. people will find quiet places to dump sometimes quite large loads. fly—tipping in england was at a comparative low ofjust over 700,000 incidents back in financial year 2012—13. but by 2018, there had been a sharp rise to more than a million incidents, putting local councils under more pressure. that's because they're involved in clearing up and investigating the incidents, but to their frustration say too many fly—tippers are getting away with light fines when they should face heavy punishment. richard galpin, bbc news. now on bbc news, our world: fighting for lapland. lapland is europe's great last wilderness. it stretches across norway, sweden, finla

the premises of a small company used by the fly—tippers to get rid of the rubbish.ecent years, fly—tipping has been getting steadily worse, blighting the environment, causing pollution and threatening public health and wildlife. it tends to be businesses trying to avoid paying the costs of disposal. of course, the rural areas tend to be the areas that are particularly badly affected — private landowners or public land. people will find quiet places to dump sometimes quite large loads. fly—tipping in england was at a comparative low ofjust over 700,000 incidents back in financial year 2012—13. but by 2018, there had been a sharp rise to more than a million incidents, putting local councils under more pressure. that's because they're involved in clearing up and investigating the incidents, but to their frustration say too many fly—tippers are getting away with light fines when they should face heavy punishment. richard galpin, bbc news. now on bbc news: razia iqbal presents a special programme on supreme courtjustice ruth bader ginsburg. i, ruth bader ginsburg, do sol

the premises of a small company, used by the fly—tippers to get rid of the rubbish.cent years, fly—tipping has been getting steadily worse. blighting the environment, causing pollution and threatening by by 2018 there had been a sharp rise to more than 1 by 2018 there had been a sharp rise to more than1 million incidents, putting local councils under more pressure. that's because they are involved in clearing up and investigating the incidents. but to their frustration, say too investigating the incidents. but to theirfrustration, say too many fly—tippers are getting away with light fines when they should face heavy punishment. richard galpin, bbc news. now on bbc news... witness history. hello and welcome to witness hit me. we have been looking back on many of the extraordinary moments in history we have brought you in 2019. here are five of we have brought you in 2019. here are five of our favourite stories to share 0nce are five of our favourite stories to share once more. coming up, the children sent away by their parents to save them from the nazis. the ballet c

the premises of a small company used by the fly—tippers to get rid of the rubbish.id of the rubbish. in recent years fly—tipping has been getting steadily worse, blighting the environment, causing pollution and threatening public health and wildlife. it tends to be businesses trying to avoid paying the cost of this possible. rural areas are particularly affected, or public lands, people walking by quiet places that are sometimes seem quite large lows. fly-tipping in england was at a comparative low ofjust over 700,000 incident to in the financial year to have —— 2012—13, but by 2018 they had been a sharp rise towards 1 million but by 2018 they had been a sharp rise towards1 million incidents, putting local councils under more pressure. that is because they are involved in clearing up and investigating the incidents. back to their frustration, they say that too many fly—tippers are getting away with light fines, when they should face heavy punishment. richard galton, bbc news. china has sacked its most senior official in charge of relations with hong kong. wang zhimi

the premises of a small company, used by the fly—tippers to get rid of the rubbish. worse, blighting the environment, causing pollution and threatening public health and wildlife. it tends to be business as trying to avoid the cost of disposal. rural areas tend to be badly affected. people walk by in quiet places to find sometimes quite large lows. —— loads. fly—tipping in england was at a comparative low ofjust over 700,000 incidents back in financial year 2012—2013. but by 2018, there had been a sharp rise to more than a million incidents. putting local councils under more pressure. that is because they are involved in clearing up and investigating the incidents. but to their frustration say too many fly—tippers are getting away with light fines when they should face heavy punishment. richard galpin, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news: two mortar rounds land near the us embassy in baghdad — as huge crowds join funeral processions in iraq, for iran's top military commander, killed by a us drone strike. fears that high winds and temperatures will push australia's bu

-- >> chirping or otherwise, whatever they do. >> we will see if tipper feels that way after razzen again gets more vocal, or kaplan. these people are looking a the stock market actively and talking about it if there is more of that, you know, we have seen the irrational exuberance stage. we have seen versions of fed communication where they point out, we are paying attention, we see you guys take up apple 10% a month. we are aware like, how could you not be aware? apple is now a $1.4 trillion asset in a u.s. stock market that's $26 trillion. >> not only aware, but aware of their own stoking of the fire in many respects. >> we had this entire conversation with jim cramer on wednesday when we were on. >> sorry i was out that day >> we know where you were, you shouldn't have been. anyway, we had a conversation about this on ednesday we cited that -- >> you don't know what you are talking about. >> that's a good thing. >> potentially next week the federal reserve is going to do exactly what yosh is talking about. now, understanding the circumstances that have been created. and now oil

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al gore and tipper gore never met jeffrey epstein. they were never on his island. the story is completely made up. she then tells another story under oath and then her book. she says bill clinton was flown to the island by a friend of jeffrey epstein said on a helicopter that should become a pilot just a few weeks earlier with secret service agencies on the helicopter. can you imagine the secret service allow the president of the united states to be flown by a rookie pilot? it didn't happen. louis freeh checks back with sources with a freedom of information act and with conclusive evidence that bill clinton was never on the island, never flew in the helicopter, secret service agents never flew in helicopter. she made up the whole story. she's interviewed early onset she met jeffrey epstein she was 14. we then check your employment records, her own employment records she was over 17. which is the age of consent in the art, england and most of the other places, but she lied about her age in order to make under age and so she could call the people out. this is a long,

councils are calling for increased powers to fine fly—tippers after figures showed incidents increasedears. more than a million cases of illegal dumping were recorded last year, which cost councils £58 million to clean up. the local government association, which represents councils in england and wales, says tougher sentences are needed to tackle the offence. i think that we need to be able to work with government on the guidelines. councils invest a lot of time and money investigating fly—tipping, which we need to remind people — it is illegal, is bad for our environment and it is also potentially proposing a public health risk. but we have seen that the fines that have been coming out of the courts — and there have only been two of the maximum £50,000 sentences which have been handed down by courts, and only 5% of those fines over the last six years were above £1000. so if councils are to tackle this, they do need the powers to ensure that the courts are fining and covering the costs for taking that action. and any information as to why the incidents have increased by so much? i don'

councils are calling for increased powers to fine fly—tippers after figures showed incidents increasedn a million cases of illegal dumping were recorded last year, which cost councils £58 million to clean up. the local government association, which represents councils in england and wales, says tougher sentences are needed to tackle the offence. the climate change campaigner greta thunberg has changed her name to "sharon" on twitter, in honour of a celebrity game show contestant who appeared to have no idea who she was. the casualty actress amanda henderson was appearing on celebrity mastermind when she was asked to name the famous activist. the 2019 book entitled no—one is too small to make a difference is a collection of speeches by a swedish climate change activist, what's her name? sharon? greta thunberg. well, this was how the climate change activist responded last night, clearly seeing the funny side of the story. she's since changed her name back for her 3.9 million followers on twitter to the more predictable greta thunberg. a portrait of the queen and her three heirs to the th

wind councils are calling for increased powers to fine fly—tippers after figures showed incidents increasede than a million cases of illegal dumping were recorded last year, which cost councils £58 million to clean up. the local government association, which represents councils in england and wales, says tougher sentences are needed to tackle the offence. let's speak now to councillor david renard, who's the environment spokesman for the local government association. what do you think needs to be done? i think we need to be able to work with government on the sentencing guidelines, councils invest a lot of time and money investigating fly—tipping, which we need to remind people is illegal, and it is potentially a public health risk. we have seen the vines coming out of the courts, there have only been two of the maximum £50,000 sentences handed down by the courts, and only 596 handed down by the courts, and only 5% of those fines over the last six yea rs we re a bove 5% of those fines over the last six years were above £1000. so if councils want to tackle this, they need the powers to ensur

the premises of a small company, used by the fly—tippers to get rid of the rubbish.ing has been getting steadily worse. blighting the environment, causing pollution and threatening public health and wildlife. it tends to be businesses who are trying to avoid paying the cost of disposal. of course the rural areas tend to be the areas that are particularly badly affected, private landowners or public land, people will find quiet places to dump, sometimes quite large loads. fly—tipping in england was at a comparative low ofjust over 700,000 incidents back in financial year 2012—2013. but by 2018, there had been a sharp rise to more than a million incidents. putting local councils under more pressure. that is because they are involved in clearing up and investigating the incidents. richard galpin, bbc news. sir rod stewart has been charged by police in florida, after he allegedly punched a security guard at a hotel. a police report says the altercation occurred after the singer and his son failed to gain access to a private event on new year's eve. he'll appear in court

him and tipper. that was it. it doesn't look like hollywood will learn their lessons soon.z is being forced to clarify his remarks after sick not a joke about killing the president of the united states and a bounty by iran. not surprising. we have seen this before and it gets worse. there he s. nike sports person and hollywood darling colin kaepernick is defending the mass murderering iranian regime following the president's air strike taking out the guy who killed over 600 americans soleimani. spending out a tweet suggesting the attack was motivated by racism. a reality check. soleimani was a vicious war criminal. read your history. he was the largest exporter of terrorism around the world. nike, are you proud to have this rhetoric be your new brand face? here with reaction american conservative union chairman andt a radio talk show host. larry, your reaction? >> well, sean, like you i watched the golden globes in real time. i didn't want to. my girlfriend forced me too. the monologue was drop dead funny. 8 minutes of the kind of stuff we get every night on late night tv.

fans felt i'm capable of making my own decisions about the music i want to listen, to i don't need tipperchristians don't like. i think you should leave it up to the parent because not all parents want to keep their children totally ignorant. >> yeah, you and i would differ on what's ignorance and educated. >> the women didn't get the rating system they wanted. but they did get a commitment to begin applying a printed inscription on the packaging of albums, cassettes, and music videos warning that they contain blatant explicit lyrics. >> good rock and roll breaks all the rules. okay? that's just the way it is. that's the way it always has been. elvis presley was not good for the children either. >> good morning, everybody. i'm very pleased to announce live aid, which without a doubt will be the largest pop concert ever held. >> live aid was the brainchild of bob geldof and midge ur. and the two of them were looking to raise as much money as possible for the famine victims in ethiopia. >> when tomorrow's 17-hour fund-raising concert starts, sellout crowds in the stadium will be joined by a

>>tipper on looksgreat plenty of sunshine out to the coast and we're looking at it's clear ies well into the afternoon ahead of us to all across the state today. our driest day of the foecast not that the other days are particularly wet. we dohave a chance of showers tomorrow ght. well after you've got to bed, 30's and 40's for your current temperatures still 30's in redwood city in dublin, although you're inching your way closer to 40's napa 1.41 eur st. holiness still at freezing san anselmat 39 degrees. now later today, 50's and 60s will return making for a very comfortable afternoon ahead. good one to get outside, maybe just wait a

>>tipper on looksgreat plenty of sunshine out to the coast and we're looking at it's clear ies well into the afternoon ahead of us to all across the state today. our driest day of the foecast not that the other days are particularly wet. we dohave a chance of showers tomorrow ght. well after you've got to bed, 30's and 40's for your current temperatures still 30's in redwood city in dublin, although you're inching your way closer to 40's napa 1.41 eur st. holiness still at freezing san anselmat 39 degrees. now later today, 50's and 60s will return making for a very comfortable afternoon ahead. good one to get outside, maybe just wait a few more hours though if you n't have to get outside stay cozy side this morning. robin. thank you john off the gold gate, it's been a very quiet commute fromthe north bay it is pretty clr eaving the north bay across the golden gate so. >>an easy trip of 21 minutes rolling south that's from nevado to the toll aza, so no problems story about there but w much heavier on 18 to san francisco. this is where we've seen a lot of traffic this morning for the first

tippers can run high. particularly when this president is concerned.d impeachment power in such a way as to insulate it as best they could from the crush of partisan politics. the framers placed the question of removal before the united states senate. a body able to rise above the fray, to soberlyjudge the president's conduct or misconduct for what it was, nothing more and nothing less. in federalist 65, hamilton wrote tomorrow stay in the senate... it is up to you to be the tribunal that hamilton envisioned. it is up to you to show the american people and yourselves that his confidence in that of the other founders was rightly placed. the constitution entrusted you to be responsible for the impartiality of impartial jurors, no matter what your party affiliation or your vote in the previous election or the next, our duty is to the constitution into the rule of law. i recognise there will be times during the trial you may long to return to the business of the senate. the american people look forward to the same. but not before you decide what kind of de