and of course , the cambridge and of course, the associate professor of philosophy of religion at the universityo be giving you the very first of tomorrow's front pages. but gobby gary lineker has popped up again as well. >> it'sjust again as well. >> it's just the lack of empathy that i find hard to believe for people that have. imagine what how desperate things have got to to , be you know, jump in to, be you know, jump in a dinghy , yes. all right. find out dinghy, yes. all right. find out exactly what he's banging on about shortly. and yes , i will about shortly. and yes, i will be giving you all of the okay. welcome back. it's time for tomorrow's front pages. let's do it . all right. we start let's do it. all right. we start with the i benefit system. insiders reveal how targets are used to decide disability claims. okay, i mean , is this a claims. okay, i mean, is this a story? they use targets to decide disability claims? yeah that's how it should be. probably. anyway, the guardian revealed alcohol abuse costs soar to £27 billion a year. the cost of alcohol abuse is laid bare in a new stu

suzanne raine is from the centre for geopolitics at the university of cambridge. oreign office for over 20 years. in terms of what these three states want to deliver within their countries, how does their generation of disinformation, and also their imposition of censorship, help them pursue those goals? well, who wouldn't want to rule a country with no opposition? i mean, it's a no—brainer. if you can get rid of the opposition, you would do. but there's a cost to that. it's costing time and resource to suppress your political opponents. and that's resource which could be spent on governing the country better. it's also doing something really sort of insidious when you're sealing off your country from outside, because it immediately triggers an interventionist response among people in the west who think human rights are being abused. and i think the third observation i'd make at the very beginning is, it's economically very unhealthy because states need foreign investment, generally, it's accepted, but if you demonstrate that there isn't a free press, that there's

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this tent camp at the university of cambridge appeared 2 weeks ago, it's called. liberated zone. east conflict through the eyes of people in power, the gap between whom is becoming increasingly noticeable. until bombs stop falling in the gas, we will continue to reach streets. in an hour , a special meeting will begin in the state duma, during which deputies will hear each of the ten candidates for the post of deputy head of government. and the federation council today will hold consultations on the security bloc and the foreign ministry. andrei belousov, who served as first deputy prime minister in the previous government, was proposed by the president to the post of defense minister. sergei shaigu has already been appointed secretary of the security council. grigory vdovin has details. new candidates, according to the new provisions in constitution, president putin submitted for consultations in the federation council the night before. the main sensation was the candidacy of a new minister. this is not critical, but it is extremely important and requires special attention. it is

mark, well as professor of international law and international constitutional studies at the university of cambridge and the u. k. you tell me more about the course reasoning. it is right. it is, of course, in type, each to the right to self defense in response to the horrible, atrocious events of the 7th of october. but the right to self defense is no time limits huge and it can never tried to scratch. humanitarian though the laws of surprise that supports the dignity of human persons, she wouldn't beings in any circumstance, even war. and the court has now spoken for the 3rd time in just a few months, which is unprecedented. ordering is roe the 1st time not to do anything which could constitute acts of genocide against the people guys of the palestinians. the 2nd time it was ordered israel to ensure that there is for his you mind to try and access. and now, almost unprecedentedly, it has order to state to the hearing, to be in the middle of a self defense operation, to hold a major element of that campaign. it's russell offensive. professor mock? well, we'll take a look. knoxville headlines from a

adam booth there, who is a former student at the university of cambridge and the editor of the communistt on this. what do you make of what he had to say? there >> well, as a cambridge university graduate, i'd say one of the things you're taught is precise use of language. and he said there was genocide in gaza. then most categorically is not, genocide in gaza. the international court of justice recently said there was no provable instance of genocide in gaza. and it's fatuous . it's gaza. and it's fatuous. it's obviously there are terrible, tragic civilian deaths , but the tragic civilian deaths, but the israeli defence forces are doing their absolute best to minimise civilian casualties, and there is no comparison to be made with actual genocide, which was the holocaust of the jews during the second world war, which killed 6 million jewish men, women and children. i you know, i just think that they are, you know, having been to cambridge, you meet a lot of intelligent people, patrick, and you realise lots of intelligent people are very, very stupid. and the thing that strikes me about

of the sorbonne university. students in the universities of cambridge, england, barcelona, ​​spain and amsterdam, the netherlandso gathered and improved in support of palestine. the students of the university of puerto rico also raised the palestinian flag over their university. in south korea, a number of seoul university students set up a tent to declare solidarity with palestine and joined the global student movement. in the capital of jordan. thousands of students in connection with the palestinian nation demonstrated and supported the resistance of their principles hello, in istanbul, turkey, a number of people in front of the consulate of the regime. the occupiers gathered and shouted slogans against this regime. in several cities of maghreb, including dar al-bayda muhammadiyah, thousands of people demonstrated in support of palestine and condemning the crimes of the zionist regime. he is strong and strong . country and 335 new halal houses were put into operation. last week, the supply of the country's imports exceeded 1 billion 200 million dollars, and since the beginning of this year, it has exceeded 6

students by trying to break up the gathering of students at the university of freiburg the students of several english universities, including cambridge king's college london, demanded the end of cooperation with the zionist regime in their protests, as well as the students of the seljuk universities of turkey, vienna, austria and copenhagen. denmark also joined the global student uprising. in ottawa, the capital of canada, the students emphasized their steadfastness in continuing the protests. samidun samidun tahiyeh tahiyeh today, the german police attacked the gathering of pro-palestinian students at the university of berlin and arrested a number of them. in addition to student support , more than 37 non-governmental organizations also a few days ago the german government wanted to stop arms exports to the zionist regime. despite the killing of about 34,800 palestinian people yesterday, a german company asked the authorities of the host countries of this group to cooperate with hamid turkshand, the head of the court investigating the accusations of the sada and sima news agency, based on the red notice issued for the extradition of

obviously with the increase of free floats, you would expect support from south south africans as well. finally to cambridge. the ancient british universityanquil waterways. but it is also attracting billions of dollars from technology investors. new research suggests cambridge's tech industry has hit a combined valuation of $191 billion — almost a fifth of the uk's entire tech business and more than italy and spain combined. so, what is cambridge doing right and what does it need from the next government in terms of support for the uk tech industry? gerard grech is managing director of founders, at the university of cambridge, an initiative that help turn academic research into business start—ups. he is a long—standing adviser to the uk government on science and technology policy. what is cambridge getting so right that others can learn from? good morning. ithink good morning. i think what this report shows is the strength of the ecosystem at cambridge. they could be a number of reasons and one of that is at the university itself. it is a huge magnet for talent, from all ages and from all around the world. professors, phd students. secon

well i'm joined now by associate professor of philosophy and religion at the university of cambridge,ining me. look, i'm all forjoining me. look, i'm all forjoining me. look, i'm all for freedom of speech, but a lot of these protests appear to be going just that little bit too far where it becomes intimidatory. is it? do you feel that they're crossing a line here, or do you feel that these protests are perfectly acceptable in the way they're being conducted ? being conducted? >> well, good to be with you, nana. >> i think one's got to just take these protests on a kind of case by case basis . and we saw case by case basis. and we saw some footage there of what happenedin some footage there of what happened in colombia where you, the riot police really did need to be called in. they were there was clear evidence of criminal damage . hamilton hall, that damage. hamilton hall, that beautiful hall at columbia was was being effectively ransacked, the protesters were not treating the protesters were not treating the building respectfully at all. they were acting disruptively . they were har

let's speak to dr emma pomeroy in cambridge, who is the associate professor in the evolution of health, diet and disease, department of archaeology at universityly. it took almost a year and i have to give a lot of credit to my colleague who did a lot of the difficult work, cleaning the remains in the laboratory and piecing them together. how are we trying to understand and learn from this? there are a couple of things, we are trying to understand this individual herself, what was her life like, did she move around, what was her diet, what were her day—to—day activities she undertook? how old was she when she undertook? how old was she when she died? there is also the question of how she was treated in death. she is very interesting because she is part of a cluster of individuals which seem to be unique among neanderthals. we have at least five individuals within 1.5 metres by neanderthals. we have at least five individuals within1.5 metres by one metre by 50 centimetres. it doesn't seem as if they are coming back to this one particular spot in an enormous cave, placing bodies behind a vertical two metre tall stone. it is hinting at this repea

that he's professor of international law and international constitutional studies of the university of cambridge in the u. okay, welcome to the w. is right, the citizen, something terrible atrocities on october. the 7th last year is the governments of israel. i argued in court that it's taking exceptional measures to minimize home to the civilian population in gaza. today's ruling does seem to indicate that the court say things are all the different, the it is right. it is, of course, in talking to the right to self defense in response to the horrible, atrocious events of the 7th of october. but the right to self defense is no time limits huge, and it can never tried to scratch. humanitarian though below the surprise that supports the dignity of human persons. she wouldn't beings in any circumstance, even war. and the court has now spoken for the 3rd time in just a few months, which is unprecedented. ordering is ro the 1st time not to do anything which could constitute acts of genocide against the people guys of the palestinians. the 2nd time it was ordered, israel to ensure that there is for hi

happened a few years ago where millions of facebook users personal data was taken without their consent through a facebook at alexander cogan was a cambridge university professor who specialized in researching the biology and the psychology of friendship, love, kindness, and happiness kogan and cambridge analytical, were able to establish a research collaboration with facebook. with approval from the university of cambridge ethics board, facebook subsequently provided kogan with the data set, 57000000 facebook friendship. kogan also developed a facebook personality app called a business or digital like which collected data through a 120 question personality quiz quinn. not only would it take information from the quiz taker, but it would take information from their friends list as well, including information they meant to keep. private kogan then went onto share this data with cambridge analytics. and cambridge analytics went on to share this information with political campaigns in the us, including ted cruz and donald trump. these campaigns would then use the data and combine it with their border records to target individuals with a tailored campaign

the university of cambridge has agreed to meet with their students as of today, and we believe that the university of oxford is really failing their duties to meet with their students and discuss these right just demands to be prepared against the institution that is supposed to represent us around the hatred notable produce palestinian medics with experience inside gaza during the turn more. they talked about the disabling of its health care system. while student leaders describe the destruction of causes scores, and univers. above all, they said this was a wake up call to the university of ups with to put itself on the right side of history. joe, and i'll, i'll just 0 helps with nearly 3000 people in the us, including students, faculty and staff, have been arrested during university protest against the war. many professions of all, for the support drawing on decades of activism out is there a spoke to one of the most andrews my name is catherine king. i am professor in marietta at u. c. o a. and i have been an activist against boar and for social justice, since at least 1968 when i wa

the university of cambridge has agreed to meet with their students as of today, and we believe that the university of oxford is really failing their duties to meet with their students and discuss these right. just demands that be prepared against the institution that supposed to represent us around the hatred notable produced palestinian medics with experience inside gaza during the turn more they talked about the disabling of its health care system. while student leaders describe the destruction of causes, scores and universities. above all, they said this was a wakeup call to the university of ups with to put itself on the right side of history. joe, now i'll do 0 aux with the other world news. residents of a french territory of new caledonia, have walking up to an uneasy calm after almost a week of unrest. they've been days of violent silva voting reforms imposed by paris, which she business contacts. they will dilute their voting power. 5 people, including 2 police officers, have died in what is the worst violence the island has witnessed. frances it for thousands of troops and you

the university of cambridge has agreed to meet with their students as of today . and we believe that the university of oxford is really failing their duties to meet with their students and discuss these right just demands to be prepared against the institution that is supposed to represent us around the hatred notable produce palestinian medics with experience inside gaza during the turn more, they talked about the disabling of its health care system. while student leaders describe the destruction of causes, scores, and universe. above all, they said this was a wake up call to the university of ups with to put itself on the right side of history. joe, and i'll do 0 opposite to hey, now the news in columbia, the new director of one of the country's biggest presidents, has been shot dead weeks after receiving threats against him and his family. and their fernandez was being driven home from the mon, modelled prison in boca time when his present status vehicle was intercepted by gunman. it receives written dest price, after he began to implement new government policie

also, 300 members of new york's new york university union went on strike in support of palestine. at the university of massachusetts in cambridgee students of dartmouth university in the city of hanover, america , set up protest tents on their university campus to express solidarity with the palestinians in gaza. the police attacked them and arrested 90 people. from university. hundreds of students were suspended from education. some professors were also banned from entering the university after being arrested. one of them is a 65-year-old university professor. with a 30-year history, he is a professor of jewish studies at dartmouth university, who was violently arrested. among the users of social networks in the united states is a few hours. one name and one picture are seen a lot. it. he is jewish and from hanover, america. the video that shows the american police violently throwing him to the ground has made his name popular and has caused many media to write to him and ask him. who is annalise orlek, head of studies? a jew from the university of dartmouth was banned from entering the university for 6 months for protecting s

evidently they were all purchased by one fan. [ laughter ] archeologist at england's university of cambridgee re-created a 75 thousand-year-old man the salt woman's face -- nanda saul. here it is. do i even have to say? 13 years ago, osama bin laden was killed by u.s. navy seals in pakistan. [ cheering and applause ] you are welcome. yeah, 13 years ago osama bin laden was killed by navy seals, or as msnbc describes it, a solemn day when a group of white armstead premises attacked and mostly peaceful muslim. after brian cox says of the worst book ever written is that the bible, what apparently has never read any of these... >> that hurts! >> greg: compared your book to the bible, brian! joe biden is considering allowing palestinians to be -- resettle in america. prompting some to change their chance to "death to where i live". [ laughter ] thank you. new ai technology claim as a kindest and which plug orientations through facial structure. to be fair, so can a metal detector. [ laughter ] thank you. and a 31-year-old trans athlete is sparking outrage after competing in a woman's college water

the university of cambridge has agreed to meet with their students as of today, and we believe that the university of oxford is really failing their duties and meet with their students and discuss these right just demands to be prepared against the institution, as opposed to representing the roundly hatred notable produced palestinian medics with experience inside gaza during the turn more. they talked about the disabling of its health care system. while student leaders describe the destruction of causes, scores and universities. above all, they said this was a wakeup call to the university of ups with to put itself on the right side of history. joe now does 0 opposite in the united states, another campus protests and sort of guarantee with garza was broken up by police. this one was on the campus of the university of california and the fine since protests against israel's foreign guns began more than 2000 students in the us would be interested prob reynolds reports from the university campus in f. hundreds of police were pulled onto the university of california irvine campus after stud

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the university of cambridge has agreed to meet with their students as of today, and we believe that the university of oxford is really failing their duties and meet with their students and discuss these right just demands that be prepared against the institution that supposed to represent us around the hatred notable produce palestinian medics with experience inside gaza during the turn more. they talked about the disabling of its health care system. while student leaders describe the destruction of causes scores, and univers. above all, they said this was a wakeup call to the university of up to, to put itself on the right side of history. don't know how to 0 helps, but in the united states. another campus, protesting is on the guarantee with guns that has been suppressed by police. this one was on the campus of the university of california, irvine. i since protest began in the usa of israel's for on garza began in april more than 3000 students. in other protests have been arrested at reynolds reports from the university campus in never hundreds of police were pulled onto the universit

the university of cambridge has agreed to meet with their students as of today, and we believe that the university of oxford is really failing their duties to meet with their students and discuss these right. just demands that be prepared against the institution that supposed to represent us around the hatred notable produced palestinian medics with experience inside gaza. during the turn more, they talked about the disabling of its health care system. while student leaders describe the destruction of causes, scores, and univers, above all, they said this was a wakeup call to the university of up to, to put itself on the right side of history. joe, now i'll just 0 office, but the full is well governing bodies. c, so has delayed to making a decision on the request by policy. titan's football association is around to be banned from international matches fee for president julian from team that has ordered a legal review of the issue and expects the decision to be made before the end. of july, the head, all the palestinian essays, as israel should be, sanctions of breaking numerous c for ru

importance of distinguished distinguished -- distinguishing climate science and climate of the university of cambridge and put thatn record. >> without objection. he's worried about activists who pretend to be scientists. we should all make sure we are following sound science. he hit the nail on the head when he wrote quote activists often adopt scientific as a source of moral legitimation movements which can be a radical than a rational and constructive." we have seen our fair share of activist testify before the budget committee on matters oh well outside of what this committee was set to do i welcome all of our witnesses today. >> thank you very much we have five wit including from new mexico and california will be introduced by their senators. welcome tonya and senator lujan you have the floor to introduce your witness. >> good morning to a ranking member thank you for holding this important hearing on the risks worsening droughts our economy. and on our budget today monitor the oppor friend fellow new mexican. i always feel grateful when mexicansear before our committee sharing their expertise wi

cambridge university will not move palestine protesters off their lawn. i guess that would be too much like something an old white man would do. paul yeah, that's a good point. the university ofll not move pro—palestine protesters off from the lawn outside king's college, its vice chancellor has confirmed. this is professor deborah deborah prentice, who is, as i said, the vice chancellor at cambridge. she said, the, the university is fully committed to freedom of speech within the law and the right to protest. i don't you're not going to get any disagreement with me. i mean, they are more as far as i'm concerned. they have every right to protest , i protest, concerned. they have every right to protest, i protest, i'm an advocate for free speech. a5 advocate for free speech. as long as they're doing it in within the law and they're doing it peaceably as they are in this case, from what i understand, they're not stopping people getting to their lectures as they are elsewhere. so for me, |, they are elsewhere. so for me, i, i can't disagree with her. here's the problem with it. this guy, vernal scott, who has led oxford's equality and diversity unit since october 2023, he signed