but when it came to michael vaughan, michael vaughan, of yorkshire vaughan, captain of yorkshire andurse famously the captain of that 2005 ashes winning team . vaughan said, winning team. vaughan said, look, this is completely and utterly unfair . look, this is completely and utterly unfair. he was supposed to have made a comment about a collective group of asian cricketers . vaughan denied it, cricketers. vaughan denied it, and yet it cost him his job at the bbc . michael vaughan was the bbc. michael vaughan was effective . he cancelled and he effective. he cancelled and he wrote . i was interviewed in the wrote. i was interviewed in the sunday telegraph yesterday just saying what hell he and his family had been through for the last two years. well, the inquiry has that actually there's no case to answer but these accusations by rafiq have put yorkshire in a deeply precarious position. they could even into administration. now i don't that's actually going to happen but that's how much they've lost in sponsorship and everything else . and yet this is everything else. and yet this is

but when it came to michael vaughan, michael vaughan, of yorkshire vaughan, captain of yorkshire andurse famously the captain of that 2005 ashes winning team . vaughan said, winning team. vaughan said, look, this is completely and utterly unfair . look, this is completely and utterly unfair. he was supposed to have made a comment about a collective group of asian cricketers . vaughan denied it, cricketers. vaughan denied it, and yet it cost him his job at the bbc . michael vaughan was the bbc. michael vaughan was effective . he cancelled and he effective. he cancelled and he wrote . i was interviewed in the wrote. i was interviewed in the sunday telegraph yesterday just saying what hell he and his family had been through for the last two years. well, the inquiry has that actually there's no case to answer but these accusations by rafiq have put yorkshire in a deeply precarious position. they could even into administration. now i don't that's actually going to happen but that's how much they've lost in sponsorship and everything else . and yet this is everything else. and yet this is

vaughan has spoken out public.the weekend, telling the daily telegraph, i can absolutely tell you that it's real and it comes through social media. it's so dangerous. you used to be innocent proven guilty. innocent until proven guilty. you're until proven you're now guilty until proven innocent. your life gets completely on hold. whatever completely put on hold. whatever the accusation thrown at you , the accusation thrown at you, people media just will people on social media just will not allow to carry on with not allow you to carry on with your life while it's over your head. how predictably, the british corporation has british fashion corporation has wasted in trying to wasted no time in trying to bnng wasted no time in trying to bring vaughan into their bring vaughan back into their fold, close the fold, with sources close to the corporation executives corporation revealing executives are commentators corporation revealing executives are this commentators corporation revealing executives are this week entators

vaughan has spoken out public. over the weekend, telling the daily telegraph, i can absolutely tell you that it's real and it comes through social media. it's so dangerous. you used to be innocent proven guilty. innocent until proven guilty. you're until proven you're now guilty until proven innocent. your life gets completely on hold. whatever completely put on hold. whatever the accusation thrown at you, people media just will people on social media just will not allow you to carry on with your life while it's over your head. how predictably, the british corporation has british fashion corporation has wasted in trying to wasted no time in trying to bnng wasted no time in trying to bring back into their bring vaughan back into their fold, close the fold, with sources close to the corporation executives corporation revealing executives are commentators corporation revealing executives are this commentators corporation revealing executives are this week entators corporation revealing executives are this weekenta bid

i'm finding a new home for vaughan, just like for all the other children. so far and elca bowman also hopes that eula and leo will find new parents id and things turned out well, but all the children matter does not give you confidence rates. yeah, yes, i always say you can stay a while longer. danielle, he still needs some pamper blame, maybe we'll find some one after all. jessica, shin mcguffey, her. ready ah was making the headlights and what's behind them. dw news africa. this shows that faculty issues have been the continent. life is slowly getting back to normal. yeah . wow. way on the streets to give you in the report on the inside our cars funding was on the ground reporting from across the continent. all the friends about the my talk to you next on d. w. the forgotten culture of pakistan with the cradle of one of mankind's oldest civilization. the birthplace of his toys either has mastered religious toner, yet remains unknown, and depressed. still standing, preserving cindy culture in 45 minutes on the w, please places in europe or smashing all the

michael vaughan a suspension vaughan suffered a suspension from working at the bbc right when all thisack to the bbc? because if that was gary lineker, gary lineker would have been invited back within 6 seconds. i'd like to say the are going to say whether the are going to offer the olive branch to mike. why that? is that. because why is that? is that. because gary lineker is the multi million pound golden and golden boy. yes, that's why though that i care about. if it was you , i care about. if it was you, they'd throw you under a bus. mike has been incredible to work with until the two men. i think . yeah, i would . it's a bit . yeah, i would. it's a bit harsh on women , but harsher to harsh on women, but harsher to muscle . but what i'm saying is muscle. but what i'm saying is he's given much to the game. and then to be, you know, ostracised like this and basically judged before . there's an inquiry done before. there's an inquiry done something wrong . and it was one something wrong. and it was one of those throwaway statements was there's too many of, you know , we're talking abou

i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories.palm sunday. a critical incident has been declared in dover as passengers are delayed for hours at the start of the easter getaway. devastating tornadoes tear through america's midwest, leaving four dead. arkansas and the state government stand ready to offer whatever assistance is needed. despite months of protests , wearing headscarfs in iran will be �*enforced rigorously�* according to authorities there, who are giving women just days to act. the bbc launches a new education programme in afghanistan for children banned from attending school.

i co rosen treacher picked up a vaughan from an organization that only employs people with disabilities. she is 21 years old now and still lives at home with her foster mom jennifer's now mother herself. marcus isn't a father. yes. but would like to be in the future, it is rid myself in flesh ridicule. i definitely want to have children denise, at best. i'll find a woman who is just as strong and we could care for 2 or 3 foster children as if that would be wonderful. but for me, the time just hasn't come yet. i'm economical. it's a happy family reunion had wanted to tell us that from my client they reminisce, chat and lovingly support each other. so that's why the saga, i always say no child should be seen as a foster child embassy. this, these are kids in and they need our help and supportive her order. the most one who touched woodson elko will continue to care for babies in their time of need that she still has one wish or rather to wyoming. yes, of course my big goal would be to care for the $100.00. by the time i retire like maybe even do it a year longer, depending on my health an

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hello and welcome to the programme, i'm lewis vaughan jones.he fighting continues in the sudan capital, khartoum. there are conflicting reports though that the french embassy convoy was hit with gunfire, which led to their return and disruption of the evacuation process. the sudan army are fighting with the rtf. in a statement released a short time ago, the spokesman for the sudanese army has accused its opponents of: "attacking the french embassy convoy with gunfire, which forced the convoy to return and abort the evacuation. the attack also resulted in wounding a frenchman." the spokesman went on to say that: the sudanese army condemns this barbaric behaviour and violence, which is a characteristic of the rapid support militia." but let me bring you this from the rsf which has tweeted saying the rapid support forces were attacked by aircraft during the evacuation of french nationals. we have had no international confirmation. we approached the french government and they confirmed operations were ongoing and when asked specifically about the a

more than 10000 people have been killed in burkina faso vaughan since 2015. nicholas hawk reports from deco frickin'. if i so's military gentle leader admits that the military is going from losses to defeat, saying that the government forces have lost 40 percent of its territory to arm groups linked to al qaeda and iso. this is a country the size of the united kingdom. imagine of scotland and wales were no longer in control of london will. that's what's happening in burkina faso with arm groups controlling the center and the east of the country. and so, since the qu, the united states has severed military cooperation with captain ibrahim tower tories military agenda leadership. and the french have stopped their military cooperation, so he can no longer rely on air support from the french or ground troops. so in order to bridge that gap insecurity, well the government of burkina faso is looking at people. it's young people, a country of 22000000 people where the median aide to 17 many people sitting idle. and so this war effort, calling on anybody above the age of 18 where their men and

convince 2 thirds the population of the pension a drives becoming the biggest domestic challenge of mac vaughan. second time, local say, the initiative is a manifestation of autocracy. who publicly accumulated, we must not forget that the wireless initially came from the bosses in the form of enforcing an employment enforcing 2 more years and working for miserable wages. love media like i'm not the best way to frame the order of the days, a definitive and total retreat of a villainous project, which is a nationwide insult to what workers survey for me, this is the ultimate slap in the face of decisions. they are autocratic and no longer reflect the democracy that is supposed to be in france to day a broader corporation with russia, china and african countries will lead to increased self sufficiency, unconscious to less dependence on the u. s. dollar. as political advisor roberts hoc, it discusses not on more in the latest episode of action buttons, he's going underground. you can watch the full interview here on our see to morrow . his quick preview. there is a good deal more talk now about the

i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories.oliticians in iran are reacting to the flouting of headscarf laws by women by insisting the rules must be enforced rigorously byjudges. "a slap in the face to the international community" — that's the assessment of ukraine's foreign minister to russia assuming the presidency of the un security council. a critical incident has been declared in dover as passengers are delayed for hours at the start of the easter getaway. devastating tornadoes tear through america's midwest, leaving at least seven dead. welcome to bbc news. the authorities in iran are vowing to enforce the wearing of a headscarf by women more rigorously , despite months of protests. a growing number of women have been seen unveiled in public, and hardline politicians are giving judges ultimatums to punish those who ignore the rules. earlier i spoke to bbc�*s parham ghobadi and asked what prompted this latest move. in big cities like in tehran and in other major cities, they just walk around on the streets without headscar

hello and welcome to the programme, i'm lewis vaughan jones.rting with the latest developments from sudan. they— developments from sudan. they developments from sudan. are centrin- around international they are centring around international efforts to get their citizens — international efforts to get their citizens of the country from top from top the latest from france, they have undergone and i quote a rapid evacuation operation to get rid of their citizens. and earlier we heard from america, they had done the same, this is a statement from presidentjoe biden, saying, on my orders, the united states military conducted an operation to extract us government personnel from khartoum. this is saudi arabia in the port ofjeddah and we understand around 150 people have been evacuated to safety, mostly citizens of gulf countries. the canadian government has urged remaining canadian city scenes in sedan to shelter in a safe place. in khartoum, air strikes and shelling have been going on for over a week. we can listen to someone on the ground. we are su

i�*m lewis vaughan jones. two of whom are pictured here, who were arrested by the taliban in afghanistan earlier this year. coach travellers in dover face estimated waits of six to eight hours, despite extra ferries being laid on overnight to help clear the backlog, as passengers travel abroad for the easter holidays. the uk�*s home secretary tells the bbc the government�*s looking at further places to house migrants. we do need to increase our detention stay. we have got several thousand places already that we use and we have got capacity there. we will need to increase some of our detention capacity. and after becoming one of the first cities in the world

i'm lewis vaughan jones.of the united states. the bbc has been told there are �*positive updates�* in the case of british men, two of whom are pictured here, who were arrested by the taliban in afghanistan earlier this year. coach travellers in dover face estimated waits of 6—8 hours, despite extra ferries being laid on overnight to help clear the backlog , as passengers travel abroad for the easter holidays. pope francis presides over palm sunday mass at the vatican — just a day after leaving hospital in rome for treatment for bronchitis. the uk�*s home secretary tells the bbc the government�*s looking

that's been a lot of focus on whether macro and the european commission president ursula vaughan de leon, who has been accompanying him, can exert pressure on she to push to russia towards peace. telling him bluntly that he is the only one who can bring russia to its senses. mackerel leaves the region with a commitment from china that it too wants to see peace, but no firm proposals on how between them. they might achieve that. rob mcbride al jazeera, so while the gremlins, as has been following those talks in china, calling them important. but moscow said beijing will not change its position on the conflict and ukraine under pressure from abroad. cremeans spokesman me to pass. gov, called china, a serious global power, seeing it holds its own sovereign positions. china has imposed sanctions on us organizations that host to tie one's president during her recent visit, saying a wine meant you s house speaker, kevin mccarthy, which is angered beijing. it's targeted the hudson institute and the reagan presidential library. it says the 2 institutions provide platforms of facilities for what

and that is it, i'm lewis vaughan jones, this is bbc news, bye—bye. hello there, good afternoon.sky out there at the moment. this is flintshire as captured by one of our weather watchers. but generally, more high cloud than we saw yesterday. that is set to turn the sunshine rather hazy at times. but a lot more sunshine as we head through the rest of the easter bank holiday weekend. there will be some rain moving in from the west later. most of us went to see that rain until we get to bank holiday monday. earlier on, this is where the cloud was. the cloud continues towards the north sea facing coast as we head through the rest of the afternoon. especially across aberdeenshire and parts of norfolk. but here it should then and break at times. some fair weather cloud bubbling up as we head through the afternoon but plenty more sunshine with top temperatures peaking between 13 and 16 celsius. butjust eight or nine celsius underneath that cloud in the eastern scotland. 0vernight tonight, the wind is set to pick up and the cloud will thicken for many too. more extensive cloud than last

i'm lewis vaughan jones.rt in sudan, where gunfire has been sounding across the capital, khartoum. live pictures here. we have been watching these live pictures over the last few hours. every few minutes or so you get a burst of gunfire or heavy artillery. we have had eye witnesses describing men in uniform on the streets and people trapped in their homes. in the last hour, we have had an update on people trying to leave. foreign nationals trying to leave. the sudanese army have said that they will facilitate diplomats trying to leave the country. let's just take a look at the map and remind you where this is happening. sudan, here, the actualfocus remind you where this is happening. sudan, here, the actual focus of the fighting is the capital khartoum. and that is where diplomats and foreign nationals are. they haven't been able to leave, there has been significant efforts to try and make that happen. we have heard from the head of the army, general abdel fattah al—burhan that he will facilitate some foreign

i'm lewis vaughan jones.e start in northern ireland — which is marking 25 years since the signing of the good friday agreement. the historic peace deal was signed by then british prime minister tony blair and irish prime minister bertie ahern — here in the picture along with senator george mitchell, the american chairman of the talks. the agreement played a major part in bringing to an end 30 years of conflict, known as the troubles. the current british prime minister rishi sunak says efforts must be intensified in northern ireland to restore the power—sharing government that was central to the deal. it collapsed in the fall out from brexit and now the political dysfunction and security concerns are threatening to to overshadow the historic milestone. from belfast, laura cullen reports. it took 22 months of talks to largely end three decades of conflict. through it all, these leaders kept their sense of purpose. and in the end, they delivered an agreement that's fair and balanced and offers hope for the peopl

i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: at least 26 people are now known to have died after severe storms batter the north—east of the united states. the bbc has been told there are "positive updates" in the case of british men, two of whom are pictured here, who were arrested by the taliban in afghanistan earlier this year. coach travellers in dover face estimated waits of six to eight hours, despite extra ferries being laid on overnight to help clear the backlog, as passengers travel abroad for the easter holidays. the uk's home secretary tells the bbc the government's looking at further places to house migrants. we do need to increase our detention stay. we have got several thousand places already that we use and we have got capacity there. we will need to increase some of our detention capacity. and after becoming one of the first cities in the world to authorise e—scooter rentals, paris holds a referendum on whether to ban them. hello and welcome. ijust want hello and welcome. i just want to start stra

i'm lewis vaughan jones. the headlines: at least 26 people are now known to have died after severe storms batter the north—east of the united states. the bbc has been told there are �*positive updates�* in the case of british men, two of whom are pictured here, who were arrested by the taliban in afghanistan earlier this year. coach travellers in dover face estimated waits of 6—8 hours, despite extra ferries being laid on overnight to help clear the backlog , as passengers travel abroad for the easter holidays. pope francis presides over palm sunday mass at the vatican — just a day after leaving hospital in rome for treatment for bronchitis. the uk's home secretary tells the bbc the government's looking at further places to house migrants. authorities in the united states have been assessing the damage caused by severe storms and tornadoes. at least 26 people are now known to have died — as the storms ripped through the south and the midwest — leaving a trail devastation. hardest hit were tennessee, arkansas

i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories.ope francis leaves hospital after receiving treatment for bronchitis, and promises to lead the mass celebrating palm sunday. a critical incident has been declared in dover as passengers are delayed for hours at the start of the easter getaway. devastating tornadoes tear through america's midwest, leaving four dead. arkansas and the state government stand ready to offer whatever assistance is needed. despite months of protests , wearing headscarfs in iran will be �*enforced rigorously�* according to authorities there, who are giving women just days to act. the bbc launches a new education programme in afghanistan for children banned from attending school. the pope has said he will take part in the mass celebrating palm sunday in the vatican. the 86—year—old was discharged from a hospital in rome in the last few hours where he was receiving treatment for bronchitis. smiling and leaning on a cane as he left rome's gemelli hospital, the pontiff greeted well—wishers and joked he was still a

hello and welcome to the programme — i'm lewis vaughan jones. sounding across the sudanese capital, khartoum, as another temporary truce between warring army factions fails. this is sudan, the fighting is concentrated there, you can see smoke coming from buildings for days and hearing gunfire. let's look at the latest pictures we have. these are not live but these give you a sense of what's been happening, some of the damage and some of the fighting continues. the latest guess is about 400 people have been killed across the country since the fighting started, now coming up to a week ago, last weekend. the intensive battles started and as we head into this weekend more continued fighting. these are the very latest pictures. these are live, it hasjust very latest pictures. these are live, it has just gone 11am very latest pictures. these are live, it hasjust gone ”am in khartoum in the capital. don't let the stillness of that picture fool you, because you can hear the gunshots and you can hear weapons being fired. and as we monitor these live pict

i'm lewis vaughan jones.tart in sudan, where gunfire has been sounding across the capital, khartoum. in the past hour, we're hearing from the sudan's army that they will facilitate evacuations of diplomats and nationals from the united states, the uk, france, china and saudi arabia, as another temporary truce between warring army factions fails. the latest development it seems that international pressure from those countries, could potentially, come to fruition and those nationals could now be leaving with the assistance of the army in sudan. you will remember that they were supposed to be a truce between the two sides, but so far that truce hasn't existed at all. let's take a quick look now and show you where this is all happening. the fighting is mainly around the capital of khartoum, we have so far a death toll of around 400 people are the latest estimates. it is a struggle for many people. you can hear gunshots ringing out, these are not life pictures but these are some of the scenes that we have been see

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i would be see michael be surprised to see michael vaughan i think vaughan back on tv. story i want about beckham's i want to talk about beckham's cooking. michael caine, brooklyn beckham, because he's a very passionate was passionate chef. but there was an instagram i don't an instagram yesterday. i don't know if you saw it. and he was and he had his little dog in one hand, kapena and he was picking and not sure coke was in the and i'm not sure coke was in the saucepan which he sits. it saucepan in which he sits. it gives flavour. so people gives it more flavour. so people were concerned. were were very concerned. they were like, is it like, is this okay? is it hygienic dog? and you know, hygienic with dog? and you know, because couple because he's he's done a couple of calls on the cooking of phone calls on the cooking front. i sort of wonder, though, what do? and what do celebrity kids do? and he looks to me like, he's trying to find out what career is to find out what his career is going so he sort of going to be. so he sort of giving cooking a go as if he's going b

lewis vaughan—jones is there for us. hello, samantha.inutes we have had these cultures arrive, the green one and the brown one in the distance, full of people who have managed to escape sudan. these are uk nationals who made it to that airfield just north of khartoum yesterday, were flown here to cyprus yesterday on those military aircraft, and they have been out of the airport staying in hotels and they have just arrived, as i said, in the last ten minutes or so, as i said, in the last ten minutes orso, pulled up as i said, in the last ten minutes or so, pulled up here and are now heading into the airport proper because they will get on a chartered flight back to the uk. i spoke to one gentleman in the last five minutes, talking about the relief that he is finally now going home, and i asked about thatjourney and what it has been like, and he did talk about the really difficult scenes he saw, bodies on the streets, and he has been speaking to people even now who are still there, still hearing gunfire. while there might really difficultj

i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories.in the face to the international community" — that's the assessment of ukraine's foreign minister to russia assuming the presidency of the un security council. a critical incident has been declared in dover as passengers are delayed for hours at the start of the easter getaway. devastating tornadoes tear through america's midwest, leaving at least seven dead.

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i'm closer to jimmie vaughan stephen. who is very were -- i am closer to jimmie vaughan stephen. he is very reluctant to speak to outsiders. we are talking about good intelligent people that have become the kind of american citizens we all aspire to be, involved in their communities. they have loving families. they had rough times. they got through it. again, with cults we always think anybody was involved, what must they be? there must be more honest. that is absolutely not the case. in this -- any of these groups you have highly intelligent people looking for like-minded others they can feel comfortable with. jimmy and stephen have very well adapted now to the world as it is. but, they were there when their father was faking miracle healing cures. they saw him during his drug usage. they understood what a flawed person he was. but, they also saw that the people's temple itself, the causes were very just. that they were working towards. they say, and it is true, as jim jones deteriorated into drug attention -- drug addiction and paranoia people stayed in the peoples temple not b

vaughan bayraktar has already disgraced himself.ynamic protection, they say, because they are now called names there, that they are not tanks, but bald ones from brothers uh-huh but, that's why they put dynamic protection on them, because otherwise they are useless. here, that is, they push all the junk to load their military-industrial complex. there , unload the old arsenals and order new weapons. that is, the only one who wins on this is the western military-industrial complex, the peoples too. they suffer from this, because the wild rise in prices of the strike, he almost burned paris, and because of the garbage collectors' strike , there are rats running around the size of a well-fed cat. here the uk has problems with vegetables on the shelves wildly rising prices. i thought people like that out there are tearing their own teeth. and they even try to fill, because there 90 or even 99% of dental offices do not take new patients. so people go some other countries, including a devastated war and ukraine to treat their teeth there.