ladies and gentlemen, uri geller.s that solid silver? made by gerard's of london. more and more, uri found himself rubbing shoulders with the rich and famous. now, ever the showman, he promises an unforgettable experience for fans visiting his psychic museum. i know what the audience likes. they like disaster stories, crazy stories, things that are to do with mind power and mysteries of the world. and he doesn't disappoint. but if some still call him a trickster, uri doesn't care. i am real and these are real abilities. they are still hugely controversial and i think the sceptics built my career. they are the ones who constantly talk against me. all publicity is good publicity. unsurprisingly, the displays here are not short on silverware. some is purchased, some is given. you do have have a lot to answer for because i spent a lot of meal times when i was a kid rubbing spoons, hoping, hoping to emulate you and failing. but i did bring you a present. you did? that is a beautiful spoon. look at it. and i am going to pla

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talk to me about the “ury. atain, we officers. talk to me about the “ury.ficers. talk to me about the “ury. again, we talked about the h officers. talk to me about the jury. again, we talked about the jury - again, we talked about the jury make—up in the trial in georgia. ilt jurors including two alternates, seven white men and four white women, two asian women and one black woman. what does that say to you? i woman. what does that say to you? i think it's concerning when there is a lack of diversity on these juries. so in this case, we know that only one of the jurors is an african—american person, and that raises a lot of concern in terms of the underlying racial issues that we know are present in this case, but that might not be articulated from the prosecutions perspective. we will leave it there. hopefully we'll come back and talk to us as the trial progresses, because it is certainly one that people around america and indeed around the world will be watching. thank you very much indeed.— will be watching. thank you very much indeed._ let's l much inde

what were the arguments the 'ury weapon. what were the arguments the jury was_ weapon.ts the jury was weighing? for the prosecutors this was a case of a preventable death. they argued that this was— preventable death. they argued that this was a _ preventable death. they argued that this was a police officer of more than _ this was a police officer of more than 20 — this was a police officer of more than 20 years and she had of the difference — than 20 years and she had of the difference between a taser and her handgun _ difference between a taser and her handgun. forthe difference between a taser and her handgun. for the defence, they said that this _ handgun. for the defence, they said that this was an honest mistake and that this was an honest mistake and that this came during an arrest. w0rth— that this came during an arrest. worth mentioning that intent was not part of— worth mentioning that intent was not part of the _ worth mentioning that intent was not part of the charges so the jurors knew— part of the charges so the jurors knew that — part of the charges so t

we want to thank the 'ury throughout. we want to thank the jury for— throughout. want to thank the leader of the council and all of the staff who — leader of the council and all of the staff who have looked after us and made _ staff who have looked after us and made us _ staff who have looked after us and made us feel welcome stop detective constable _ made us feel welcome stop detective constable ian atkinson were assigned to us as _ constable ian atkinson were assigned to us as family liaison officers and have _ to us as family liaison officers and have been— to us as family liaison officers and have been with us ever since. we refer— have been with us ever since. we refer to _ have been with us ever since. we refer to them as the real police because — refer to them as the real police because they have been a shining e>

d w's moscow bureau chief, uri rossetto, spoke with a man born 30 years ago, whose views of the soviet past reflect. many of those russians ego disk of its loves, his hometown, the siberian metropolis of noah's abyss like no other city in russia. it stands for the shining achievements of socialism, a bygone era that brought large scale industry and scientific institutions to the region, but also imposed communist ideology. an ideology that is alien to ego the annual enable buckle. i'm not a follower of the soviets. i met divided on russian orthodox christian a little. daniel was young yet i don't mourn the soviet era or slap woke up. ego believes in a strictly conservative russia way, strength lies in god rather than in lenin, as it did in communist times. but he still appreciate some relics of socialism from his youth. the mere thought that with name, if i have very fond memories of this place with him, i grew up here in this neighbourhood available to fit. and i was in the theater and this cultural center, when i was a teenager, nothing has changed since then. time has stood still he

we, the “ury, on the charge i the day in question.aughter. the day in question. we, the jury, on the charge of manslaughter in| the day in question. we, the jury, i on the charge of manslaughter in the first degree, while committing a misdemeanour on or about april 11 2021 in_ misdemeanour on or about april 11 2021 in the — misdemeanour on or about april 11 2021 in the state of minnesota find the defendant guilty. the}r 2021 in the state of minnesota find the defendant guilty.— the defendant guilty. they found kimberley pottery _ the defendant guilty. they found kimberley pottery guilty - the defendant guilty. they found kimberley pottery guilty of- the defendant guilty. they found kimberley pottery guilty of two l kimberley pottery guilty of two counts of manslaughter. to the delight of demonstrators outside the court, many of whom feel such verdicts also speak the many others african americans in particular, who have suffered racism and brutality at the hands of the police. i have suffered racism and brutality at the hands of the po

.— is what the “ury did. they use their is what the jury did.hey use their common sense. - is what the jury did. they use - their common sense. absolutely. what was reporting on the story like? you interviewed jeffrey epstein 20 years ago quite extensively, so my have some powerful meaning for you as well? , , ' , well? yes, while jeffrey epstein _ well? yes, while jeffrey epstein was _ well? yes, while jeffrey epstein was alive, - well? yes, while jeffrey epstein was alive, i - well? yes, while jeffrey epstein was alive, i was well? yes, while jeffrey - epstein was alive, i was the only person i knew that he was a monster other than obviously the dictums. in the social circle he travelled in, everyone thought he was brilliant and charming, and i say i had a terrible experience with him that, yes, i did wonder when the rest of the world was going to see him for who who really was. i was looking at the outset of this trial for a clearer explanation than the one we got as to why ghislaine maxwell was so completely enamoured of a man who didn't par

then we have the response from the russian side assistant to president vladimir putin. uri you shock, i've said one conclusion was underscored if the security negotiations are successful, it should naturally lead to certain normalization of relations and perhaps an improvement in bilateral relations. the conversation with entirely focused on issues of security guarantees instead. and he went on to say that these conversations will continue at a lower level in europe in january. the russian position is clear. it wants to, once i legally bindings guarantee that ukraine will never enter nato when it wants to make sure that later weapons are never stationed in ukraine or other buffer countries around russia. the u. s. position is that that is a decision between ukraine and nato. and it can't be decided in bilateral talks between the us and russia. ship the u. s. is also threatened economic sanctions against russia if it were to invade ukraine with all of those troops amassed on the border. president putin says that would cause a rupture in relations. in the usa, colorado hundreds of homes

ah, so a court in northern russia has sentenced a gulag historian, uri dmitri f to 15 years in prison for the sexual abuse. it was adopted. daughter, the latest conviction adds 2 years to demetrius, 13 year sentence handed down last year. his supporters denied the allegations. the same charges have been fabricated. i see the senior correspondent, but i guess be of investigations. historians united media has been under investigation for, for many years now. he has been incarcerated since 2018 when he was acquitted of similar charges of possession of child pornography. the verdict was appealed and the investigation was relaunched. he has now been found guilty of further possession and production of child pornography, as well as the sexual abuse of his adopted daughter, who at the time was younger than 14, as well as the illegal possession of at least a part of a far arm and a legal far mitchie of himself to does all charges he claims they are politically motivated. he himself has been active in identifying and unearthing the remains of victims of repressions mass graves in russia's, cor

every day, i pay uri's for my materials, but i can't raise the patient's bill was all lose my already narrow profit, which it's jojo $20000.00 cases. of course, 19 are being reported daily. doctor say the staff shortages could be handled through better administrative planning and government incentives. if they sent a 12 years to become a specialist position in turkey. but more and more young doctors are planning to leave the country for better working and living standards elsewhere that have serious consequences for the health sector here. see, and i'm cos, all others are as stumble ah and let's get around now. the top stories u. s. corona, virus cases and hospital admissions are surging on average. more than a $120000.00 infections have been reported each day. an increase of 40 percent on last month. i'm a crime is increasing rapidly and we expect it to become the dominant strain in the united states as it has in other countries. in the coming weeks, we've seen cases of alma crime among those who are both vaccinated and.

, a wrapper in this country with a multi 1000000 audience, it's always a big deal. indeed. blogger, uri savanski, was very popular online in russia. and of course, the army of followers and fans, the liberal media as well. they are following every twist and turn in this case. so this decision to peddle back on blogger obama detention just ahead of perhaps the number one holiday on the calendar. in russia, the new year's eve was a massive supplies for everyone. indeed, he will be allowed to go home. however, there are still a number of restrictions. he won't be able to leave his place after 6 pm. you won't be able to use the internet or talk to any witnesses apart from his girlfriend. now i can tell you that he was in detention since june. this year after, i suppose it the singing about a brutal acts of terrorism in moscow that have an almost 20 years ago and took the lives of 130 people again. supposedly he used to swear word that is synonymous to awesome about that particular act of terrorism. but we do have to understand that the trial is not over no matter how popular the person is a

i'm confident that boris will get a uri -.a . ri . _ , i'm confident that boris will get a a-ri. , ., ., grip. there is exasperation in the to -a grip. there is exasperation in the tory party about _ grip. there is exasperation in the tory party about what's _ grip. there is exasperation in the tory party about what's been - tory party about what's been happening and near universal agreement that someone somehow has to take control of what's happening here. but a universal belief that that will certainly happen? that's a different matter. downing street will soon be home for a new baby girl, born happy and healthy to the johnsons this morning. but what many conservatives also want to see is rigour and clear logic in residence behind that famous door. more details about what happened on the 18th of december in downing street and yet more pressure on the prime minister? . ~ minister? yeah, i think downing street is in _ minister? yeah, i think downing street is in a _ minister? yeah, i think downing street is in a pretty _ minis

we also got to read out on the russian side and assistant to president putin. uri you shock of said one conclusion. that was underscored is it. if the security negotiations are successful, it should naturally lead to a certain normalization of relations and perhaps an improvement in bilateral relations war, which are at a low since the last u. s. administration. the conversation he said was entirely focused on the issues of security guarantees. us russia, bilaterals will happen in geneva. those are meetings between the us and russia. then there's a nato russia meeting in brussels. and then after that there's a meeting of european leaders and at russia in vienna that all happens between the 10th and 13th of january. and russia's position is this, they want a guarantee that is legally binding, that ukraine will never enter nato, and that us and nato weapons will never be positioned in ukraine. the u. s. says that that is a matter between ukraine and nato, and they can't make that decision. and bilateral talks with russia, the u. s. is also threatened economic sanctions. if those $100000.0

.— police and the “ury. they say the are police and the jury.onfident _ police and the jury. they say they are confident they - police and the jury. they say they are confident they will. they are confident they will win on appeal and get it overturned?— win on appeal and get it overturned? yes, they are confident _ overturned? yes, they are confident they _ overturned? yes, they are confident they can - overturned? yes, they are confident they can do - overturned? yes, they are| confident they can do that. jussie smollett has maintained he never did anything wrong, which is really interesting just how much this case has turned. at the time, when he claimed that this homophobic and racist attack happened, there was an outpouring of support for him, and we are talking about tv presenters, news presenters giving monologues and even the now vice president kamala harris, and that support soon turned into anger, and those people that once supported him accused him of taking advantage of the anger and him of taking advantage of the angerand pain of hi

that means that in case uri get hit by a car today, that there isn't so much crowding in the hospitalrom covid patients that we cannot be treated, or an ambulance will not come because it is so overrun. that is one of the challenges of having an under resourced nhs. it is something that is very difficult to fix overnight. it does mean that in addition to boosters, we will have to look at potentially plan c to see a real effect in blunting the growth. guy: in terms of the demographics, where is the problem right now? much of the rest of europe in the united states is vaccinating five up. the u.k. isn't. is that creating a pool of under vaccination, call it what you will, within the u.k. that is going to be problematic? oksana: certainly a hole in the vaccine while of defense, if you will. if we look at tools, we know that it will help to excel or he vaccination of that age, and intergenerational, we see that spread continue. so i think it is really important to look further. there's an abundance of evidence around safety and making sure that we are accelerating that on all fronts. this

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wants to keep the attention of russians at home to and joining us now from moscow is our bureau chief uri rochette, her hearing. what has present important been saying at this length in his conference was always rebecca, has been a traditional mix of domestic and foreign policy issues here and put in spoke about the vaccination campaign against the grown of iris here in russia, at the presence of the army kron variant has been confirmed here, but vaccination rates are quite low, even though russia was one of the 1st countries to make it vaccines available to the whole population. as for other domestic issues, putin mentioned to the opposition politician alex, in of only in a very briefly or brief answer, an of ali who was poisoned, he and russia is now in prison. and putin complained to the, to europe allegedly didn't to provide any evidence of his poisoning. our russian president has clearly shown that this issue is over for him. another important topic was energy security in europe. put in has been accused of gas prices in europe, being very, very high right now. and the president repli

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we talked to the founder of ledb ury, the shirt-maker, fine shirts, and they say this is costing us andgoing to have to pass it on. listen. >> i think that if the pricing of shipping continues to rise, and these challenges continue that that's going to be something that retailers figure out a way to recoup that cost and sadly often that comes back to the customer can slightly higher prices. reporter: and that money that you spent, by the way, at christmas, well, did you actually have it? apparently 36% of christmas shoppers didn't have the money, and they went into debt to finance christmas. that compared to 31% a year ago, so building more debt, not quite as much debt per-person, that came down a little bit, lauren, but still people like to have things and not have to pay for them, but of course, some day, maybe you have to. lauren: well there's this , i'm not going to say the name. one online retailer that sell big things that are expensive to ship and i know several people, myself included, who bought one of these big things, two, didn't like them, called the company, return it, just

the “ury had been deliberating — in court. thejury had been deliberating for _ in court.ad been deliberating for nearly - in court. thejury had been deliberating for nearly six. in court. the jury had been i deliberating for nearly six full days on the fate of ghislaine maxwell. they returned earlier today delivering their verdicts. six counts, as you mentioned there. not guilty on count two. want to be but the account was. enticing a minor to travel to engage in illegal sex acts, and that's in reference to one of the four women whose testimonies made at the heart of the prosecution's case, someone called jane, not her real name, but she was found guilty on all the other counts, including the most serious counts, including the most serious counts, which is to do with the sex trafficking of minors, that's a0 years injail. it's 65 trafficking of minors, that's a0 years in jail. it's 65 years that coueen years in jail. it's 65 years that colleen maxwell is facing issues in order to survive i sentences consecutively. ijust order to survive i sentences consecutively. i just wa

the 'ury in their conclusions * this did not happen.arty to place on the 18th of december. the gathering, as well as two others, are the subject of an investigation by cabinet secretary simon case. number 10 have this lunchtime said they have full confidence in mr doyle. 0ur correspondent lone wells has the latest: many won't have heard the namejack doyle before. he's borisjohnson's director of communications and we now know he was at the infamous downing street christmas party on the 18th of december. this matters because he's in charge of the government's messaging and that message — first, that no party happened, then that no rules were broken — has come under fire this week. ministers have towed this party line, saying they don't know what went on but will that stand the test of an investigation? the cabinet secretary is i'm sure investigating all of these questions, so we will see the results of that in due course, but last christmas, i was spending my time getting trade deals over the line. some have gone further with the chief wh

. >> jimmy: after that rough, awful winter storm >> winter storm uri came through.le needed some help because they didn't -- they didn't know how to deal with it. and so, we -- my foundation, which is the just keeping livin foundation, we got together and said, "we're not disaster relief, but want to be disaster relief?" we said, "let's go." and i headed to texas. i got on the phone camila got on the phone. 100% of the people we called, whether it was companies who donated, whether it was musicians who came in, everybody was a "yes." and the first 30 seconds, we went down to texas, put the show on and we raised over $7.7 million [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that's how you do it right there. you just stepped up and i go, "oh, my gosh what do you know about putting on a live concert? you're like, "nothing. >> it was, like, two takes today. you get -- no, you get one take you know, two maximum, and let's throw it together because you have to -- disaster relief, you have to move quickly because if you take your time to say, "oh, this has got to be perfect," something

if i can summarise a little bit from myjury days, that's a sum of... summarise a little bit from my 'urywhat do you lack we want to be in with a collective. a recollect teacher this year's winners for the front row is back tomorrow and radio for mac at 70 we have a interview with screenwriter aaron sorkin. from me and everyone here at coventry a very good evening. this is bbc news. i'm james reynolds. the headlines at 8pm — the prime minister hasn't denied that christmas gatherings took place in downing street during lockdown, and someone who was at one of them on december 18th last year tells the bbc that several dozen people were there for drinks, food and games. as preparations for christmas go ahead, some doctors say it's best to avoid large gatherings, but ministers say it's the individual�*s responsibility. we've all got a role to play in this. this is a national mission what we've set out in vaccinations. we can all play a role. police in new mexico are investigating whether a reloaded bullet may have killed the cinematographer halyna hutchins on a film set. the act or bala says h