the name of the awards included the name of the charity, the captain tom foundation.peared on the plaques. the legacy that my father has left not only this country but the world... hannah ingram—moore gave every appearance that she was representing the charity. at the time, she was its interim chief executive on a salary of £85,000. and a gold blue peter badge. and yet her significant appearance fee was paid not to the captain tom foundation, but to maytrix group, a company owned by hannah ingram— moore and her husband colin. bbc newsnight understands mrs ingram—moore has been under investigation by her late father's own charity for nine months, as she did not seek the board's approval before entering into that commercial arrangement with virgin media 02. a spokesperson for the trustees said, "this matter is subject of an ongoing internal investigation. the charity commission has been notified of the foundation's review of this matter, and the foundation will share its findings once the investigation has concluded." some with experience of small charities are concerne

tom foundation.though, >> it's not the money, though, but. it's. well more the. >> well, she's using own >> well, she's using her own money office for money to build an office for the captain. tom foundation. yeah, but. >> but em.— >> but they got the permission because oh, we need because they said, oh, we need it need we need it because we need the we need the office space. but it was a spa. but it turned be spa. >> but you need to relax after doing all hard charity work. >> e’- work. >> would captain 9 would captain >> what would captain tom have wanted? >> w- w- w— >> and so? so is it not possible to run a charity to build a spa and swimming pool? is that not. >> this her money? >> is this her money? >> is this her money? >> her money. >> it is her money. >> it is her money. >> using her own money, by >> she's using her own money, by the way. >> she gets lot of money >> she gets paid a lot of money by or she so by the charity. or she did. so this this is this is money. this is this is like like t

tom foundation.though, >> it's not the money, though, but. it's. well more the. >> well, she's using own >> well, she's using her own money office for money to build an office for the captain. tom foundation. yeah, but. >> but em.— >> but they got the permission because oh, we need because they said, oh, we need it need we need it because we need the we need the office space. but it was a spa. but it turned be spa. >> but you need to relax after doing all hard charity work. >> e’- work. >> would captain 9 would captain >> what would captain tom have wanted? >> w- w- w— >> and so? so is it not possible to run a charity to build a spa and swimming pool? is that not. >> this her money? >> is this her money? >> is this her money? >> her money. >> it is her money. >> it is her money. >> using her own money, by >> she's using her own money, by the way. >> she gets lot of money >> she gets paid a lot of money by or she so by the charity. or she did. so this this is this is money. this is this is like like t

hannah ingram—moore helped tojudge two awards ceremonies which featured the captain tom foundation —. the charity commission said it is investigating. companies vying to buy the homeware chain wilko — which fell into administration last week — have until today to make an offer. wilko, which has been trading since 1930, has more than 400 shops across the country, and employs 12—and—a—half thousand people. a report by the local government and social care 0mbudsman has found that councils are frequently failing to use their powers to tackle anti—social behaviour. the report features examples including a 13—hour long party that was not stopped, and a man who was not prevented from throwing tennis balls at his neighbour. the local government association said councils are committed to tackling anti—social behaviour. you're live with bbc news. north korea says the us soldier who crossed into its country last month had wanted to seek refuge there — the country's first public acknowledgement of the soldier. state media says travis king harboured ill feelings towards the us army, and american

hannah ingram—moore helped tojudge two awards ceremonies which featured the captain tom foundation —y, and employs 12,500 people. a report by the local government ombudsman has found that councils are frequently failing to use their powers to tackle anti—social behaviour. the report features examples including a 13—hour long party that was not stopped, and a man who was not prevented from throwing tennis balls at his neighbour. the local government association said councils are committed to tackling anti—social behaviour. you're live with bbc news. more than 100 people are now known to have been killed in the wildfires that swept the hawaiian island of maui, but there are fears the death tollcould double over the next few days. the state's governor, josh green, has been giving more details about the recovery effort. president biden has said he'll visit as soon as he can, though he's been criticised for not going already. anyone with a family member missing in the fires is being asked to give authorities dna samples, to help in the identification process. our reporter helena humphrey

hannah ingram—moore helped tojudge two awards ceremonies which featured the captain tom foundation — a report by the local government and social care ombudsman has found that councils are frequently failing to use their powers to tackle anti—social behaviour. the report features examples including a 13—hour long party that was not stopped, and a man who was not prevented from throwing tennis balls at his neighbour. the local government association said councils are committed to tackling anti—social behaviour. investigators are looking into the cause of a fire on a wind turbine off the norfolk coast near great yarmouth. plumes of smoke were seen coming from the scroby sands wind farm yesterday. the owner said it has since gone out. gloria stapleton and julie tough, who are lucy bronze's grandmother and auntie. thank you for being with us, were you on the edge of your seat, or did you on the edge of your seat, or did you know from the off we had this in the bag? i you know from the off we had this in the bar ? ., , you know from the off we had this in the bar? .,, ., you know from the

hannah ingram—moore helped tojudge two awards ceremonies which featured the captain tom foundation, of time, but the fee was paid to her family business. she is yet to respond to the claims, and the charity commission said it is investigating. the number of people confirmed dead in the wildfires which swept across the hawaian island of maui has risen to 101. most were in the town of lahaina, where the search for bodies is expected to last at least another week. many residents have complained about the slow pace of the federal government response to the disaster. documents in the case of andy malkinson, who spent 17 years in prison for a rape he did not commit, have raised fresh questions about why he wasn't granted an appeal sooner. the papers show that the real attacker was potentially identifiable just four years after the conviction, asjoe inwood reports. when andy malkinson walked out of court last month, he was finally free. i am not a liar. i am not in denial. but i will tell you who is. he was also furious with the police force responsible for his wrongful conviction. greater ma

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the captain, sir tom moore foundation, as a vehicle for his unique vision of hope.the vehicle for his hope. the foundation has been shrouded in controversy since its start, frankly, in july , it its start, frankly, in july, it was stopped from taking donations after planning chiefs ordered that an unauthorised building with a swimming pool at hannah's home must be demolished . and now there are questions over payments made to captain moore's daughter. it's reported that she received thousands of pounds via her family company for appearances in connection with her late father's charity. the matter is now being investigated by the charity commission. the foundation is also conducting its own inquiry. interesting stuff in a story that no doubt a lot of people will be watching very, very closely. i just wanted to bring that to your attention. but in other news, england's lionesses have reached their first ever world cup final after they beat australia 3—1 in sydney. there were goals from allerton lauren, hemp and alessia russo as well. they sealed their historic win. they sealed their his

foundation. today the team unveiled renovations in the library at mission academy in san franciscoment former players like tom tolbert took time after ribbon cutting to read to the kids. the warriors broadcaster bob fitzgerald also spoke. talk about the importance of developing reading skills early on. >> increasing your vocabulary and the ability to communicate and speak is a life skill you want to develop at your guys' ages. that is what read to achieve is about. mission delores is about. you are such a special group of kids that can take the next step and go on and do great things. the warriors are proud to be a part of that. >> the renovations and reading event were sponsored by ross stores partnering with the lawyers on the read to achieve program. the giants open a four-game series in san diego tonight and you can watch game two of the giants/padres match up here on nbc bay area. our coverage starts tomorrow at 6:30 in the evening. >>> august is black business owners month. as it comes to a close we are highlighting an entrepreneur who never gave up on his plan to own a tap house in gilroy. five years a

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especially e to the kennedy foundation and for all those that haveal contributed to the kennedy lecture it is my privilegee and honor to take pt in this lecture. tom kennedy, there are very few people in our professional life that i've left more and who could make me laugh harder than tom kennedy. those that know him i think you can appreciate that. anyhow, thank you for coming out on this chilly evening. i try to make it about something more and i want to take one particular theme to talk about that a little bit this evening. i fell in love i with of the history of the american west, but i particularly have been drawn to this period of the american west roughly a 30 year period when what we know of came to being. what period are we talking about, about a 30 year period that begins with expansion from 1845 until 48. a little less than three years it comes out to about 28 months and 15 days. 1846 we go to war with mexico in the south and 1848 we sign a treaty with mexico and the southwest part of the great basin. that adds up to 1,200,000 square miles. that's right at three quarters of a billion acres in less than three years. that's a lot of land.

tom silver. paul johnson got a lot of the story right in modern times, of course, culminating amity spectacular biography. and this foundation, of course i when i was college back around the time of the boer war, i think my contemporary history professor going through, you know, the run up to the depression, set up calvin coolidge, and this is all he said of calvin coolidge as well. if took the washington monument and dug a commensurate in the ground, that would be a fitting monument for calvin coolidge is to america. and that was it. no argument, no specifics. nothing to go to substantiate this view. there giggles from the students and of course, sat back and thought, my professor saying that surely coolidge is probably an interesting guy. the opposite must surely be true because. that's usually a safe guide for a lot of college professors, right? and then greg said something, important. he has that reputation of silent cal. and you make a very important point. he was not silent at all the historians and their superficial approaches love to treat his sort of tacit nature that's legendary and it makes for fun reading. i've a

foundation lawsuit. lawmakers now want to know did biden use these fake e-mails to forward government business to hunter biden for biden family business deals overseas. what do you think, tomd all of us want to know the answer, liz are. look, i definitely file this under intriguing. why on earth is the vice president of the united states sending out e-mails under a fake name? i mean, look, in fairness it's possible that there was a legitimate reason for this. i'd love to hear what it is, and i think the white house would have greater credibility in this whole situation if they had been more honest and forthright from the start about the extent of vice president biden's involvement in his son hunter's business dealings. so i hope the archives releases these e-mails, because i'd love to see what he was sending out. elizabeth: yeah, this is in keeping with the use of at least 20 shell companies to bury the cash flows from overseas from their foreign business deals. i mean, you also have text messages from hunter biden's laptop, it already showed they were using aliases for joe biden. he is repeatedly referred to as, quote, the big guy in deals with china and ukraine. >> right

tom: across the span of bloomberg news over the decades, many people have given us leadership. he is our international economics blah blah blah correspondent. michael mckee is our foundationale truly led our coverage at jackson hole this week. christine lagarde was a highlight. barry eichengreen was great. i can only describe mckee getting me on a saddle, not on a trail, but getting me into the million-dollar cowboy bar in jackson hole. a guy from jp morgan came up to me, others that watch us. the vibrancy of that economy speaks to a split america. mike: it is a tourist place. doors and has grown tremendously. a lot of americans are traveling domestically, so it is crowded these days. it is hard to get into the million-dollar cowboy bar. i am sure you got past the velvet rope because you are a celebrity. kailey: you got in because of your cowboy hat? tom: i went to the gun barrel steakhouse which is legendary, people showed up to meet us because they are fascinated with what we do. you should have seen all of the stuffed animals. kailey: i was not invited this year. tom: you get your drink with a winchester stir stick. what did you learn from this? the grind of all of these