but i got much worse races them and like when i was at the university of oxford, which really scared me because i was like these people are going to be in positions of power. they are gonna run the world. and i know what i really think i've seen them get drunk. yep. and i think, and so by at city was really important to me deciding, he, you know, do the policy work, push myself to be more public in my wag? cuz i thought i what those people really think of us and what they think of working class people, especially. so i just on a big tv program on the bbc and i was used as an example of the bbc's successful racial diversity. right. and when i heard that i was like, if i am your racial diversity, then you have a real problem. yeah. and it's very important that you point now because they will use year. yeah, well use us at times and it's really important that we say this isn't real change. we'll change is when i see in a ethnic minorities in this country and most nice people all around the world, you know, being given real opportunities, not on, not disproportionately on the weight is no

the study from the university of oxford and japan's university looked into the role of technology ind by 2033. that's not very far away, is it. i'd love to know what household chores you would like to have done for you — do get in touch with me i'm on twitter — @bbckarishma now, let me leave you with images of what's being described as the "godzilla egg" by locals injapan. it's a large mystery metal sphere which has washed up on the shore near the city of hamamatsu, causing huge speculation as to its origin. it's hollow, and not deemed to pose any kind of threat. many suspect it may be a type of anchored float. if you know, we would love to get your thoughts on this. it's caused quite a stir injapan with lots of people coming up to inspect that, trying to figure out what it is. authorities say it poses no threat to people there. for now, that's it for us. thanks so much forjoining me on the show. do you stay with bbc news for than latest global headlines. hello there. wednesday brought our first appreciable rain for some time. in fact, for eastern england, more rain than we've seen a

the study , from the university of oxford and japan's ochanomizu university looked into the role of technologyated by 2033. now let me leave you with images of what's being described as the �*godzilla egg' by locals in japan. it's a large mystery metal sphere which has washed up on the shore near the city of hamamatsu, causing huge speculation as to its origin. it's hollow and not deemed to pose any kind of threat. many suspect it may be a type of anchored float. if you know, please do let us know too. that's all for now, stay with bbc world news. hello there. wednesday brought our first appreciable rain for some time. for eastern england, more rain than we've seen all february so far. but the other element was, of course, a cooler day. temperatures dipped from the 13 in harden on tuesday to just 8 on wednesday, which is about average for the time of year. and the change was due to a change in wind direction behind this rather raggedy looking weather front on our satellite picture, the north—westerly wind developed and that north—westerly wind is blowing our cloud away further south, although

the study — from the university of oxford and japan's ochanomizu university looked into the role of technologyon a shore injapan has set off a flurry of speculation among concerned locals. authorities can't say what it is yet — not even the police or bomb squad sent to investigate. what is known is that it's hollow, and not a threat. many suspect it to be a type of buoy. the find in coastal city hamamatsu has been variously dubbed �*godzilla egg', "mooring buoy" and "from outer space" by the locals. a reminder of our top stories. ahead of the anniversary of the russian invasion of ukraine, president putin is addressed crowds in moscow's mains jvm during a patriotic garlic on. he says his decision to launch military action was entirely justified. —— patriotic concert. hello there. wednesday brought our first appreciable rain for some time. in fact, or eastern england, more rain than we've seen all february so far. but the other element was, of course, a cooler day. temperatures dipped from the 13 in harden on tuesday to just 8 on wednesday, which is about average for the time of year. and the c

and when i was at the university of oxford, which really scared me because i was like these people are going to be in positions of power with no host. and no limitations. empire is the reason that we live in a multicultural society. part 2 of 5. shaheen and adam rather fit studio b unscripted on out his era. ah, ah, ah. a final emotional farewell for 29 year old tyree nichols beaten to death by police officers and memphis tennessee. ah, i'll tell mccrae, this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up the, the i conduct sheet another search for classified documents. this time at a property owned by president joe biden, a coordinated strike right across the u. k. c's, half a 1000000 people walk off the job, demanding better pay. keeping an eye out an ancient comet appears in the skies above 50000 years since its last visit. ah, we begin in memphis, tennessee, with the funeral of 29 year old tyree nichols who died after being beaten by police officers 3 weeks ago. ah, ah! among those speaking with civil rights activists, reverend al sharpton, he delivered a eulogy for the man whose dea

i got much worse racism when i was at the university of oxford, which really scared me because i was like these people are going to be in positions of power with no host and no limitations. empire is the reason that we live in a multicultural society. part 2 of 5. the shaheen and adam rather fit studio b unscripted on out his era. lou. lou look back watching al jazeera mind. if all top stories this hour, the u. s. is being given access to for additional military bases in the philippines . the jail means the american military now has an on broken presence, south korea and japan in the north to australia and a funeral has been held in memphis for terry nichols who died after being beaten by police officers. 3 weeks ago. family was joined by us, vice president and civil rights activists. israel has conducted as strikes and the gaza strip. 2 sides were targeted military wing of hamas said they 5 missiles at these righty aircraft conducting the choice. they say they carried out the strikes off to rock. it was fide from casa hey, francis has slammed brutal atrocities in eastern democratic r

i got much west racism when i was at the university of oxford, which really scared me because i was like these people are going to be in positions of power with no host and no limitations. empire is the reason that we live in a multicultural society. part 2 of 5. the shaheen and adam rather fit studio b unscripted on out his era. ah, what we're seeing now called city and is a shrinking brightness. oh, not understanding more than 2. we believe the change. america's top diplomat wraps up his visit to the middle east saying that a 2 state solution is still a priority. ah, no money site is not. is there a lie from dough also coming up? an inquiry set up so identify security breaches, solved at least a 100 people were killed and monday. suicide bloss motzkin pucks dawn. 2 years since the military seas power in myanmar. we report on accusations of deliberate targeting of civilians in a special report from inside the country and the airplane manufacture. boeing, it bids farewell to an icon at the last delivery of its 747 jumbo jet. ah ah, and i welcome you, a secretary of state entity blanket a

i got mutt to west races and when i was at the university of oxford, which really scared me because i was like, these people are going to be in positions of power with no host and no limitations . empire is the reason that we live in a multicultural society part 2 of 5. the shaheen and adam rather fate. studio b unscripted on out his era. ah, what we're seeing now city is a shrinking brightness. oh, notwithstanding one and 2. we believe the change.

i got much west races and when i was at the university of oxford, which really scared me because i like these people are going to be in positions of power with no host and no limitations. empire is the reason that we live in a multicultural society. part 2 of 5, shaheen and adam rather fit studio b unscripted on out his era. ah, ah, ah, a final emotional farewell for 29 year old tyrene nicholas beaten to death by a police.

and when i was at the university of oxford, which really scared me because i was like, these people are going to be in positions of power with no host and no limitations . empire is the reason that we live in a multicultural society. part 2 of 5. the shaheen and adam rather fate. studio b unscripted on out his era. lou, the me here what, you know, just a reminder of our top story. this out. a funeral has been held a memphis of hiring nichols who died out to being bitten by police officers. 3 weeks ago. his family was joined by the us 5 president and civil rights activists. there are reports that israel has conducted it strikes on the golf, the strip, israel's military hit, a target to the sides, and the strip of rocket response from guns. right sirens could be heard. and of russian rocket has had an apartment complex and ukraine's eastern city of comma toast, killing at least 2 people, and entering 5th and others. rescuers were on the scene to comb through the trouble trying to find any survivors. at least 4 people have died after 5 broke out at a hospital in the egyptian capital cairo.

i got much west racism when i was at the university of oxford, which really scared me because i was like these people are going to be in positions of power with no host and no limitations. empire is the reason that we live in a multicultural society. part 2 of 5. the shaheen and adam rather fit studio b unscripted on out his era. ah ah. again, you're watching al jazeera, remind about top stories this hour and the f. b. i conducting a planned search at present job biden's home reba beach in the state. of delaware comes as part of a special counsel investigation into his handling of classified material. biden's personal attorney said the u. s. president gave his full support and cooperation into the investigation, mammals gin to it has extended a state of emergency for 6 more months. 2 years and so between the government approach as have been held to martin the 2nd anniversary, the us and its allies have imposed more sanctions on people linked to the military and a half 1000000 people in england, wales had taken part to the biggest strike, more than a decade, teachers, public transport wor

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pull up the lazy boy and researchers from the university of oxford are suggesting by 2033, that's tenhousehold chores will be automated, decreasing the average amount of time we spend on domestic task by 39%. researchers are 65 ai experts from the uk and japan to predict the degree to which every day tasks will become automated in five years and within the decade. here we go, they say time spent doing house work will decrease by 44% over the next ten years, time spent washing dishes will decrease by 47%, amen. and cleaning and cooking by 46%, you can see there the laundry 43% and task that's predicted to be the most taken over by automation on that graphic is grocery shopping, 59% of the burden being put on robots and algorithms. stu. stuart: thank you, very much, ashley. mike murphy still with me. you worried about the takeover of the robots because i'm not. >> i'm not at all, stuart. look back just a few years and we talked a lot about ai for driving and smart vehicles and driverless cars any day now. we're still waiting for that. i when we need to pick bananas and fruit or somethin

i got much west races then when i was at the university of oxford, which really scared me because i was like these people are going to be in positions of power with no host and no limitations. empire is the reason that we live in a multicultural society. part 2 of 5, the shaheen and adam, whether faith studio b unscripted on out his era blue. about this and, and know how will this headlines on al jazeera protesters would be marking 2 years since the military seized power in me and mark demonstrations have been held outside. been mars embassy in bangkok, human rights group say nearly 3000 people have been killed by the military since the crew in 2021 soldiers that are accused of targeting civilians to spread fear. all zero's tony chain has more. well, the statistics are pretty horrifying. that apparently more than 22000000 people in minutes inside memo now living below the poverty line, 1700000 people have been displaced from their homes by fighting over the past 12 months in many parts of the country. there know, basic services health care, is it pretty much fall into pieces and as effe

university. he excelled in the classroom too. he famously missed half of a college family interviewed for and won a prestigious rhodes scholarship. setting at the university of oxfordgland. his end drafted into the nfl playing for the tennessee titans and the pittsburgh steelers. but then he stepped away from football to attend medical school at florida state. he is now a neurosurgeon at massachusetts general hospital in boston. recently authored a book the 2% way, how a philosophy of small improvements that went to, the nfl and neurosurgery. i recently spoke with dr. myron rolle about his amazing life. shannon: joining us now dr. myron rolle be great to have with you on "fox news sunday" for. >> thank you for having me. >> i just finished your book the 2% white which encourages all of us not to worry about making huge unrealistic strides but little changes along the way to finding success. and in the bucket tell the story of yourself as a young man. he wrote down in a notebook when you grow up number one play football in the nfl. number two become a neurosurg neurosurgeon. lofty goals. but you didn't nail both of these. how do you want to inspire a young person to

studying at university of oxford, in england, then drafted into the nfl playing for the titans and thetsburgh steelers, then rolle stepped away to attend medical school. he is neurosurgeon at massachusetts general hospital and authored a book "the 2 percent way, mros nee of small improvements took me to the nfl," i recently spoke to dr. rolle. doctor, great to have you on fox news sunday. >> thank you. >> shannon: i just finished your book, which encourages us not to make unrealistic strides, little changes on the way to finding success. you tell the story of yourself as a young man. you wrote down, when you grow up, play football in the n.f.l., number two, become a neurosurgeon. lofty goals, but you did nail both of these. how do you want to inspire a young person today who feels like that is not realistic for them or having more than one big dream is too much? >> oftentimes struggling with comparing ourselves to other people on social media, friends, family, everyone else instead of focusing on who we are, having small wins, growth every single day and that process making us a better

of an international university, and now we have reached a place in medical education that exports scientists here. sabatin university of medical sciences in arak, tehran , was established in competition with the oxford university of america to obtain a license from an iraqi with a low cost for an iraqi, and about 20% of the university's income will be for us. and with the help of iraq's hospital infrastructure in the future specialists and sub-specialists will be trained in the university at the beginning of its establishment , which has about 7 hospitals next to it. it is possible for tehran university of medical sciences to get assistants in the international branch of assistants in specialized fields. we will go beyond these and in the next steps in some countries, including africa, in fact, this work has been done in every country in tajikistan, whose products are shahid beheshti university of medical sciences, and these are about the targeting of different countries and the mission to different universities we have given that each concrete university operates in one area of ​​this country and the establishment of universities in these countries is one of the duties and missions of some of the c

here, sabatin university of medical sciences in arak, tehran, in competition with oxford university ofmerica, succeeded in obtaining a license to start up from an iraqi at a low cost for an iraqi , and about 20% of the university's income is for we will now be a university in four fields of medicine and nursing midwifery and rehabilitation will accept students and with the help of iraq's hospital infrastructure , it will provide specialist and sub-specialist in the future. bagireh said that the deputy minister of education of the ministry of health will go beyond these in the export of medical knowledge and in the next steps in some countries including africa, in fact this work is being done in every country of tajikistan, whose products are shahid beheshti university of medical sciences and these about targeting different countries and assigning missions to different universities and giving each concrete university in one area of ​​one of these countries and establishing a university in these countries is one of the duties and missions of some medical sciences universities in the coun

here, sabatin university in arak medical sciences, tehran, in competition with the oxford university of america, succeeded in obtaining a start-up license from the iraqi side at a cost cam was launched for iraqi and about 20% of the university's income will be for us. it will accept knowledge in four fields of medicine, nursing, midwifery and rehabilitation, and with the help of iraq's hospital infrastructure , it will train specialists and subspecialists in the future . according to the deputy education minister of the ministry of health , we will go beyond this in the export of medical knowledge, and in the next steps in some countries, including africa, in fact. this the work done is being done by each country of tajikistan, whose products are shahid beheshti university of medical sciences, and these are about the targeting of different countries and the mission we gave to different universities, that each concrete university had chosen habibollahi street, fatima it's late and i was paying attention to my surroundings. if i'm coming because of the sound of local music , lori pulled m

dargah lotf, the results of studies at oxford university show that excessive consumption of free sugars , which are naturally present in asan and fruit juices, can increase the risk of heart disease, based on this, 5 % extra intake of free sugars and a 7 % increase in the incidence of heart disease. cardiovascular diseases as well a 10% increase in the risk of stroke in infants is said to be glucose-fructose with sucrose added to foods and beverages, which is naturally released in honey and fruit juice, to further show that consuming 5 grams of fiber an extra day leads to a 4% reduction in cardiovascular diseases. researchers believe that a type of sugar called fructose can be the driving force for alzheimer's disease. naturally produced fructose byproducts the experience of boric damage creates proteins that are associated with alzheimer's disease. these effects include a decrease in blood flow to the cerebral cortex of the hippocampus and thalamus with an increase in blood flow, atrophy of the visual cortex , and also the relationship between risk factors such as alzheimer 's with alc

university community. and on the topic of trigger warnings, i must another a spokesperson for oxford university has stated r encourage the use of content warnings and goes on so you've been well now this we've got time for thank you very much jess for joining time for thank you very much jess forjoining me in time for thank you very much jess for joining me in the studio you've been watching real britain with emily carver britain with me emily carver thank much for sending thank you very much for sending in your views this in all your views this afternoon. thank you very much for show is on every for your this show is on every saturday at 10 pm. but for now i'll you with the what. i'll leave you with the what. hello, craig snow. and hello, i'm craig snow. and here's latest forecast from the met as we go through met office. so as we go through the it to remain the next few days, it to remain changeable the north of changeable across the north of the uk. but further south is going be fairly mild. but for going to be fairly mild. but for most it's going to be most of us it's going to be turning a good colder

the scientist is installed in the natural history museum of oxford university in his hand, he holds a scroll with the proof of the pythagorean theorem . i think that in seoul in seoul yes about 10 million about 4. let's start the story 400 on december 24, the children of stolbaum's medical adviser, were not allowed all day to enter the passage room, and they were not allowed at all into the living room adjacent to it. nutcracker or mouse king scientist 500 in 1896 , this french scientist discovered the phenomenon of radioactivity. andrey has the next image and another one and four more coins in front of you. which of them was popularly called five altyn? well, i think 15 kopecks 15 kopecks quite right. altyn is 3 kopecks, altyn is 15 kopecks. 50 for 5400 auction 1800 for ivan three for andrey bet ivan all-in andrey the first ball in the history of the world cup i think that mexico lucien laurent was the first year writer in world cup history and he was french. until 1954 , the yellow-blue flag of communication with sweden was used on the Åland islands. blue blue was guessed. now the f

ukraine and that is why we continued our educational projects of cooperation with the best medical universities, this is john hopkins harbor, oxfords of sweden are open to our ukrainian doctors, whom we have already sent there and are planning to send, and we are also coming here. surgeons who will operate in lviv in three hospitals. well , and many, many others. rudolph. tell me, these various international organizations are mostly foreign. they say that we will help civilians and military no, because it's if we don't want to support war, we are against war. we want peace, that is, when you talk to them. are they a storehouse or do they provide help? there is no difference between them, and they understand that our soldiers are the ones who actually fight. for peace, the opposing russian army, well, you need to understand that there is a political factor, there is a human factor at the human level. everyone supports us. my friend roman smolens was recently at the so far and he says that everyone is absolutely talking about ukraine and wants to support it as much as possible. is this brazil are these indian hospitals that are not

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of "why congress." it will be released this spring from oxford university press. he is a senior fellow at the american enterprise institute. and you can find him on twitter. call in to join the conversation. a caller out of lakeland, florida. an independent. caller: good morning. i got a plan for congress. this is wonderful. praise be for having philip wallach here. i have a masters degree in organizational development. i want the new speaker to bring in a team of organizational development consultants, because their purpose is to work with organizations to help them reach their purpose of what they are supposed to do. i want them to bring in a team of bipartisan agreement, on the team of organizational consultants, and then i wanted that congressmen to go on camping trips. these organizers would have these camping trips where the congressman can get away from the pressure of phones, computers, and sit around campfires and get the problems assaulted for this country so that the end of 2023 we will dance and sing with the glee that congress has functioned this year.

of "why congress." it will be released this spring from oxford university press. he is a senior fellow at the american enterprise institute. and you can find him on twitter. call in to join the conversation. a caller out of lakeland, florida. an independent. caller: good morning. i got a plan for congress. this is wonderful. praise be for having philip wallach here. i have a masters degree in organizational development. i want the new speaker to bring in a team of organizational development consultants, because their purpose is to work with organizations to help them reach their purpose of what they are supposed to do. i want them to bring in a team of bipartisan agreement, on the team of organizational consultants, and then i wanted that congressmen to go on camping trips. these organizers would have these camping trips where the congressman can get away from the pressure of phones, computers, and sit around campfires and get the problems assaulted for this country so that the end of 2023 we will dance and sing with the glee that congress has functioned this year.

with me now is rana mitter, professor of history and politics of modern china at oxford university. ally good to have you with us. thanks forjoining us. first of all, what do you make of president zelensky�*s plans to meet president xijinping. what could be zelensky�*s plans to meet president xi jinping. what could be achieved? i think it's a shrewd political move that may not actually take place. what president zelensky is doing is essentially playing on the fact that the foreign affairs council of china visited moscow recently but didn't actually come through kyiv, whether he was invited is not entirely clear. what zelensky are saying is not protesting about the fact that russia and china are working closely together, but actually essentially calling china out on its official position. he is saying, essentially, if china is neutral, china's objective, if china wants to encourage a dialogue then that works well but then ukraine has to be part of it. i think by suggesting he would have a meeting with xi jinping he is essentially putting his own front foot forward in a positive way by

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a commander of soldiers, it was odd which not many boys. don, i know i was at oxford university which no one dot on how to pay, publish the old things. it should have gotten promoted, but yeah, i am. and what and doing man is sort of annoyed you. it would be that attack. and i guess if, if we always said where the bad guys, you know, we don't care about rights, we are chemical. you know, we just won a week and i am an ex judge, but we were whole day and day out about the terrible things that happened. and you saw the how people didn't stand up and separately. yeah. about how terrible the nazis were about how the law was so important and act really stuck in my strike to say, hang on. you can't have it both ways. you cannot beat us around the head with doing the right thing. and then when i try to do the right sneak, you try to put me jail the on the organization that would do that isn't very evil that i saw a criminal honors. help us understand the timeline here. you reported your findings to your superiors. years before going through the media, was it only after going to the med

of an international university, and now we have reached a place in medical education where you simplify the scientists. this is sabatin university in arak medical sciences , tehran . in competition with the oxford university in the united states, it succeeded in obtaining a start-up license from an iraqi side at a low cost for an iraqi, and about 20% of the university's income will be for us. iraq will train specialists and specialists in the future at the beginning of the establishment of the university, which has about 70 hospitals next to it, from the teaching hospital, it was possible for tehran university of medical sciences that in the international branch of specialized fields, according to the vice president of education of the ministry of health , we will go beyond these in the export of medical knowledge and in the steps next, in some countries, including africa, in fact, this work has been done in every country in tajikistan, which is the authorities of shahid beheshti university of medical sciences, and we did not give these goals to different countries and missions to different universities, that each university is concrete in one. area one of these countries operate and the establ

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university's by the sound of it. yes. so he says safe spaces are mine. he's the chief of oxford university.hey had a chief, although to be like top some. but but yeah, he's yeah, yeah. i'd be a yeah. field marshal. i'd be a good one. he says university good one. he says the university should have important role in should have an important role in championing speech and championing free speech and shouldn't be. you know mollycoddling students by having safe . says that free speech safe. it says that free speech is of the important is one of the most important values in functioning, values in a functioning, liberal, democratic particularly and university says it's oxymoronic . it and university says it's oxymoronic. it undermines and university says it's oxymoronic . it undermines the oxymoronic. it undermines the ability to free debate. and you know, you shouldn't be free of the safe spaces used to originate it as a as a place for women and minorities to be free from discrimination. there's like this small area where you could gordon it's an old could gordon and it's an old isn't the phrase

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of gender. absolutely oxford university press call for sheet broad, a broader spectrum of genden broad, a broader. so they've they've put this message out saying composers who fall within the broadest of gender have been asked to submit work by a group asked to submit work by a group as part of work to improve diversity. you know me that okay 90 said for the nineties is from the nineties voices . well yeah the nineties voices. well yeah so it's the usual is an equality of outcome rather than equality of outcome rather than equality of opportunity . the see in the of opportunity. the see in the beginning which i am opposed to because i think it just means that once you start engineering these it means that you've always away the opportunity for proper glory. you know, i, you know, like, like before all this, anybody had the opportunity to be the next michael jackson or somebody really fantastic . and then once really fantastic. and then once you start messing about with this, it's like as long as you have an abusive father of work, you know, from the age of like, you know, from the age of like, yo

of public service. you attended sidney university and then earned a 2nd degree at oxford. you joined the british army and served in germany before attending the elite royal military academy at sandhurst. you then commanded a platoon in northern ireland. after a period in the private sector, you returned to australia and you joined the army there. as an attorney, you then served 2 tours in afghanistan and earned a combat service metal. it was during your time in afghanistan that you saw evidence of war crimes. you reported those crimes through the proper channels and then what happened? well, it was quite surprising. i didn't want another quite clearly. i became the problem. and that is one of the things i guess it was a loss on it. if you with what your recording is really bad, be oh good. i see you're according to probably already do and i don't boil you or you've done it. reveal yourself as a problem. and um, i became a 100 and that was a, i guess it wasn't that surprising because i knew the leadership were involved. i knew the leadership, this could not have happened wi