about whether or not from jeremy vine about whether or hot the _ from jeremy vine about whether or notther— not the presenter should be named in some other way, and the bbc is not a position— some other way, and the bbc is not a position where it has decided to name _ position where it has decided to name the — position where it has decided to name the presenter. the sun is reporting — name the presenter. the sun is reporting the story of course but has not — reporting the story of course but has not named the presenter and it strikes _ has not named the presenter and it strikes me — has not named the presenter and it strikes me that if that is going to be the _ strikes me that if that is going to be the case, the only way this is going _ be the case, the only way this is going to — be the case, the only way this is going to change at this stage is whether— going to change at this stage is whether a newspaper would actually be prepared to name and fight it out an injunction in relation to privacy laws _ an injunction in relation to privacy laws which — an injunction in relation to priv

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if we look at| what jeremy vine said this morning whatjeremy vine said this morning and his reasoning should identify themselves, it illustrates why this affair has become what a collie called an imbroglio, an italian word, which means an extremely copious, complicated and damaging situation which is embarrassing, there is no exit door. it really feels like that at the moment. 0n the one hand jeremy vine says he is worried about the presenter�*s state of mind and he has also praised the way the bbc has handled this, with the utmost decency because he understands there is a duty of care that the bbc has and legal issues around privacy and defamation and naming someone and so on were the allegations may be challenged, but of course the clincher in his view is last night was my allegations of indecent messages and a lockdown breach tipped the scales in favour of naming. but none of that amounts to a legal reason why the presenter should identify himself, it does not necessarily change things in terms of where the newspapers are at the moment. we have had five days of headlines from the s

vine rememberfelt publicly. vine remember felt the publicly.eekend along with others including nicky campbell to say they aren't, they were not the unnamed presenter. vine says these new allegations today will result in more vitriol being thrown at innocent colleagues, the bbc, he says, which i'm sure he, the unnamed centre loves, is on his knees with the. on his knees is in the phrase that tim davie today although he did accept it was difficult. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. bringing you different stories from across the uk stopping hundreds of teenagers in the west midlands faced this dilemma every year, whether or not to carry a knife. in this virtual reality experience developed in birmingham, the oppressor, social media and petty arguments get out of hand stopping these 11—14 —year—olds from greenwood academy have to decide what to do if knife crime came to their community. after ten minutes they discussed the consequences of their decision. i discussed the consequences of their decision.— their decision. i think as

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it has to be said, from jeremy vine. believed he starting to believe that it might be time for this presenter to come forward and make some kind of pubuc forward and make some kind of public declaration to speak publicly on this issue. but this morning in his programme on five live, jeremy vine i think went much further . it was live, jeremy vine i think went much further. it was a very strong statement that he made on that programme, very explicitly calling on his colleague now to come forward and talk publicly on an issue that he says is very damaging to the bbc. this is what he said and it's his decision . decision. >> but he needs to come forward now. i think i know his survival instinct has kicked in and i know he saw what happened to phillip schofield, but my god , phillip schofield, but my god, look at the damage to the bbc. look at the damage to his friends and to those falsely accused . and the longer he accused. and the longer he leaves it, the worse it will be for him. >> and indeed, mark, give us an idea as t

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the africa report magazine, which covers pub, african politics and business, and then london, alex vines direct to all the advocate programs at chess somehow. so will welcome to all of my guess. thanks for joining us. have an insight story. could be our topics, i come to you 1st in the future, you try to result the 1st of all i talk to is looking to be the last country to experience a to in the region. they happen pretty often, but what's going wrong here? a thank you. um, so what's the of what we see more than the general know the country that when the military take over the not able to address these 2 issues and elements, especially the influence of non state groups that uh i do a legit company based. so in particular, there are several ideological groups that also has its own share of, um, implants of, of this group 3 to an extend, yet security, the challenge. and then they've got the economy to be implemented. but suddenly, the claim that the military will be in a better position to address that has not been factual. and data will delford thoughts as we continue with the conversation

the bbc, he says, jeremy vine, says it is on its knees from these.ation aimed at restricting the power ofjudges. this was the scene in tel aviv earlier. the demonstrations came after a new bill narrowly passed its first reading in the knesset — the israeli parliament. the contentious bill from prime minister benjamin netanyahu's right—wing government has sparked 27 weeks of protests. critics of the legislation are concerned that it erodes democratic safeguards. 0ur middle east correspondent tom bateman has more from tel aviv. in tel aviv, we saw more violence. there were mounted police that in one instance trampled a protester. so more pretty heavy handed stuff there as well. it feels like the atmosphere around these protests has become much more charged, and that is because these proposed judicial reforms are suddenly back on the table. they're going through the israeli parliament again after mr netanyahu, amid the last crisis over this a few months ago, had put them on hold. but the far right and ultra religious elements of his coalition are pushin

see, jeremy vine said publicly.elieves that this presenter does, then he will realise that this place is on its knees and it might be time to consider coming out . okay, speaking. >> mark, thanks very much indeed. well, let's bring in tim luckhurst, who's a former bbc editor and a professor of journalism as well. very warm welcome to the program. as we're just hearing from mark there, the pressure being piled on by the pressure being piled on by the of jeremy vine saying the likes of jeremy vine saying step out of the shadows if you if love this place and also if you love this place and also these fresh allegations. i these fresh allegations. and i suppose question you is, suppose my question to you is, how longer can bbc hold how much longer can the bbc hold the know , how long can the line? you know, how long can this hiatus be expected to continue ? continue? >> i'll answer your question, isabel but i'm principal of south at durham south college at durham university, wish you university, and i do wish you would t

jeremy vine you read out today. jeremy vine you read out the tweet there .lso spoke the tweet there. he also spoke on channel five this morning. i don't know if we still have that clip of available patrick, but he was very robust actually went further than the tweet that he put out last night saying that absolutely this place is being destroyed by the allegations. that's been very badly damaged. and that his colleague needs to now come forward and present their side of this story. yeah mark, thank you very, very much. >> we will, of course, be going back and forth to mark white outside bbc hq throughout the course of this show . i outside bbc hq throughout the course of this show. i think it is reasonable to expect that there may well be some developments over the course of the next three hours here. the way that this drip, drip, drip is going is worth just a little bit a recap did bit of a recap as mark did there, of now four there, of the now four allegation that are allegation stations that are being forward and the being put forward and the potential iss

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the radio to presenterjeremy vine says l to presenterjeremy vine says he thinks the presenter involved vitriol being thrown at perfectly innocent colleagues. adding, the bbc is on its knees over the complaints. we still not have heard from the complaints. we still not have heard from the presenter. complaints. we still not have heard from the presenter. we complaints. we still not have heard from the presenter. we do not know when or even if we will but the pressure is piling with no resolution in sight. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. bbc news: bringing you different stories from across the uk. you have to remember it is a lot of money to take him to the vet. these are free and he will not be able to get treated if it was not for these. this mobile veterinary clinic treats pets belonging to homeless and vulnerably housed people. it is run by veterinary students at the university of nottingham. it is vital for the community. if it was not for this, i don't know if we could get into the vet. some days it is one client after another. i

they included the likes of gary lineker, ryan clark, jeremy vine.mselves to deny that those allegations were true and also come in the case ofjeremy vine, threatening legal action against people saying these things that they said were untrue.— said were untrue. thank you very much for now. _ on his bbc five live show earlier, presenter nicky campbell expressed the importance he gave to speaking out against social media allegations. lots of people are talking about this anyway, it has its own impetus, this. earlier on, it is not about me, it is not about me, but i did feel it was important to take a stand against some of the wild speculation on social media saying it is you. social media, we were discussing this the other day, a wonderful, wonderful thing. 0n discussing this the other day, a wonderful, wonderful thing. on this programme last week we were talking about a new platform, threads, and it can access, gives us information, it can access, gives us information, it is a wonderful way to talk to people, have conversations with people, have conv

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. >> bbc presenter jeremy vine is >> bbc presenterjeremy vine is putting pressure on his unnamed colleague at the centre of two sets of allegations, jones suggesting that it may be time for him to go public. it comes as a second person has come forward to make a complaint against the bbc presenter accused of paying for sexually explicit photos . the broadcaster explicit photos. the broadcaster says it has spoken to a person in their early 20s who claims they were sent a number of threatening messages by the host after they were allegedly contacted by the presenter on a dating app . the person says they dating app. the person says they were put under pressure to meet the bbc star, but never did speaking to the bbc, the second young person who's not involved in the previous payments for photos allegation says they remained scared by the power. the presenter holds , while the presenter holds, while separately the bbc has published details of its highest paid stars as part of its annual report. gary lineker remains the corporation's top paid presenter, taking home more than £1.35 million. zoe

he's been a fisherman for 40 years, including a vine, put the fish population has started to decline. he said she wasn't going to go for it. since the moment these craft entered is only doing, there's been fewer faced, fewer model, subject them up from one year to the next week, which was this laguna was amazing. in the past, you could catch thousands of kilos to fish of our old kind of falls. 0 is if it does is on the me. i agree. and trying to cool only the small strip of land separates the every optic. see from the local the sea level is rising, allowing more blue crafts to enter the lagoon. they are replacing the natural fish population. yup. genie said he's an environmental list in the region and observes bio diversity video that we have to over there is deandre. i take seen and this is really good. ex, still ending between the 2 is shrinking. he says, due to climate change, 3, we have moved maritime storms, erosion, high temperatures, floods, you, all of this has been affecting the good or anything. if that is it. the sea will swallow more than the logo and you have, jeannie say

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he's been a fisherman for 40 years, including a vine, put the fish population has started to decline. he said, let's just go for just a moment. describe entre originally doing. there's been fewer fish, fewer up models, subject them up from one year to the next week. it's less than this laguna was amazing in the products you could catch thousands of kilos to fish of all kind up all 0 boys. if is that is on the me. i can try to only the small strip of land separates the every optic. see from the local the sea level is rising, allowing more blue crafts to enter the lagoon. they are replacing the natural fish population. yup. genie set. he's an environmental list in the region and observes bio diversity video that we have to over there is deandre attic seen, and this is really good to land in between to, to his drinking. he says, due to climate change street, we have move maritime storms, erosion, high temperatures, floods, you, all of this has been affecting the good or anything to studies it, the sea will swell, the more than the logo and you have, jeannie says if there is no government

vineyard owner sekulow let's bring we had has turned back the clock on vine ripening. that means the 2023 harvest could be weeks later than in past years putting the clock at -- the crop at risk. >> i think we are doing more leafing right now and a little bit. mostly pulling leaves peered >> vineyard crews are busy creating more space for grapes to grow under the hot sun of the napa valley. it has been a challenging season for the precious fruit so far. >> it is certainly one for the record books. >> the napa valley grape growers board members says it began with a drop boasting winter and spring, record rainfall and below average temperatures into the start of summer. >> this is my 43rd harvest. i have a few years to look back. and for sure this has been the coolest start in the napa valley for probably the last 21 years. >> this -- the cool spell means grapes of all varieties have been left confused and super slow to develop. >> these are cabernet vines and vendors say normally you start to see ripening of the grapes but as you can see no ripening here. they are emera

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it was allegedly die on the vine under trump. now under biden. and there is still no explanation as to why that happened. i do want to talk, though, about what's going on with her friend rudy giuliani, trump's former attorney. he's now conceding that he has defamed these two georgia election workers. it's an admission that seems to come at an opportune time when he's trying to shed illegal exposure here. >> yes. in this lawsuit, so these are the two election workers said to have brought suitcases of ballots, turns out they were not suitcases, they were hidden bins of ballots, not good. so they already settled with one person news. rudy giuliani says that the statements were falsed. he didn't admit to a couple of things. he didn't admit he was negligent in making them. i still think you have to prove that in the defamation claim. and he says he will make a first amendment defense which makes a lot of sense because in the political process you have to be able to make political statements. i don't trust the elections. so he's going to try to make th

it was, allegedly, dying on the vine under trump. and now, under biden, and there is still the explanation as to why that happened. i do want to talk, though, about what is going on with our friend rudy to rudy giuliani, trump's former attorney. he is now conceding that he has the same to these two georgia election workers. it is an admission that seems to come at an opportune time, or maybe he is trying to shed some legal exposure here. >> yeah, so, in this lawsuit -- so, these are the two election workers in georgia who were said to have brought suitcases full of ballots. it turns out they were not suitcases. they were just bins, like, hey didn't bins of ballots. you know, not good. so, they all were settled with one america news, and now rudy giuliani says that he -- that the statements were false and that -- but he didn't admit to a couple of things. he didn't admit that he was negligent in making them. so, i still think you have got to prove that in the defamation claim. and he says he is going to make a first amendment defense,

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we have had rylan, jeremy vine, both saying it ain't me.pbell and jeremy vine threatening people who had been tweeting about it with legal action. it must be extremely disconcerting for other bbc presenters to have themselves connected to something they are just not involved in. you they are 'ust not involved in. you have they are just not involved in. you have alluded _ they are just not involved in. you have alluded to _ they are just not involved in. you have alluded to this but there are questions for the way the bbc handled the allegations? absolutely, i think this handled the allegations? absolutely, i think this is — handled the allegations? absolutely, i think this is very _ handled the allegations? absolutely, i think this is very serious _ handled the allegations? absolutely, i think this is very serious for - handled the allegations? absolutely, i think this is very serious for the - i think this is very serious for the bbc, let's make no bones about it. the understanding of the presenter is not due on air in the near future, we

jeremy vine has come out ublicl presenter. jeremy vine has come out publicly calling _ presenter.t puts the bbc under is damaging. do you expect that will happen? _ bbc under is damaging. do you expect that will happen? i _ bbc under is damaging. do you expect that will happen? i don't _ bbc under is damaging. do you expect that will happen? i don't know. - bbc under is damaging. do you expect that will happen? i don't know. it - that will happen? i don�*t know. it is something the presenter should consider and ought to be talking to lawyers about. it is probably a good option. if the presenter does not come forward we will be left in limbo for some time, waiting perhaps for a police investigation. in many ways it is not about criminality. you can behave badly and do sordid things people do not like without it being illegal and as a presenter you have a responsibility to have a persona you present in the public. that is not to say you cannot have a private life but once it is no longer private, you have to account for it and that is the situation we are in. if it goes on a long ti

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we have these people, gary lineker, jeremy vine, saying it was not them for.nikki campbell and jeremy vine threatening legal action against people on social media and it must be very, very disconcerting for them to be connected, falsely, to these allegations, that they have nothing to do with. the presenter who is facing these allegations will not appear on air, we understand, in the near future but we do not know whether he has been suspended or not suspended. the bbc will not tell us. we're not sure what sort of investigation bbc is conducting and now the chair of the culture select committee are now weighing in and saying the bbc has serious questions to answer and the pressures on the human resources department to get to the bottom of this but what we have at the moment is a that could seriously dent the reputation of the bbc. us presidentjoe biden will arrive in the uk later today ahead of the meeting with the prime minister rishi sunak. the two allies have disagreed in public over the decision to send cluster bombs to the ukraine. the issue has dominated

vine was i think it was jeremy vine was saying, i'm going to sue you and this person is just like, yeahhatever. bnng is just like, yeah, whatever. bring it i've been to bring it on. i've been to prison. don't care . that was prison. i don't care. that was quite that is very quite funny. yeah that is very funny. yeah. victor what have you made of all i mean, this is. this crazy, isn't it? doesn't this is crazy, isn't it? doesn't these mean, the these sort of things i mean, the one person who's probably happy about schofield about this is phillip schofield . exactly. >> but to be honest with you , it >> but to be honest with you, it seems like bbc. itv is a very dangerous place to work at. and i just want to let the viewers know at home, none of this stuff happens at here at gb news. none or i wouldn't be here. yeah, absolutely. >> all the photos that you have absolutely. >> ame 1e photos that you have absolutely. >> ame have otos that you have absolutely. >> ame have there'st you have absolutely. >> ame have there's no )u have absolutely. >> ame have there's no monetary sent me have ther

jacob bbc presenter jeremy vine has put pressure on his unnamed colleague at the centre of two sets ofations suggesting it may be time for him to go public. it comes as a second person has come forward to make a complaint against the bbc presenter accused of paying for sexually explicit photos . the sexually explicit photos. the broadcaster says it spoke to a person in their early 20s who claims they were sent a number of threatening messages by the host after they were allegedly contacted by the presenter for on a dating app. the person says they were put under pressure to meet the bbc star, but never did. speaking to the bbc, the second young person who's not involved in the previous payments for photos allegation says they remain scared by the power the presenter holds . well, power the presenter holds. well, separately, the bbc has published details of its highest paid stars as part of its annual report . gary paid stars as part of its annual report. gary lineker remains the corporation's top paid presenter, taking home more than £1.35 million. as zoe ball is the highest paid femal

he recorded how women plucked snails off the grapes and how men grafted vines. he bought vine cuttings to experiment within his garden and bottles to sample at home. these were the happiest days of his life. he wrote later. after his trip jefferson would use his rankings of bordeaux to guide his purchases which he made directly with the winery wherever possible. middleman inevitably cheated the consumer. he wrote adulterating wine switching vintages and producers and storing it poorly. only the producer itself provided the genuine article for ubi suicidal for them to do otherwise he would travel home from france with 363 bottles in tow mostly white bordeaux. and that was just for us immediate use the rest of his vast wine collection was shipped in crates. so we went off to the to. to the marathon and i'll read you a short passage from the end of the marathon. so i was thinking about a lot of things. this is my first jefferson travel experience and i was looking for ways to make connection between his time and hours, you know during the race. i was thinking about

saed bagheri, the vine and your son, the one i am looking for in the jungle of our story. a very beautiful peacock. you also know how beautifully painted peacocks are what did the wings of the butterflies do, and they emphasized on the story telling of the parents for the children, the purpose of this program is that this program starts in ten minutes , it starts with a very simple story and ends at the end. the promotion of moral and religious concepts is not done through storytelling. this program has been more moral . if there is an occasion, the story topics are addressed to the occasion. nightmare that his proud face gave ugly 27s to the crow, which is correct it wasn't, but the crow from the answer 99 is the secret of staying the same attention, people don't pay attention to me, the program has no place anymore. the program is broadcast from saturday to wednesday at 21:35 on the fm wave of radif 90 on iran radio. the house is saying goodbye, god bless you all, neda hosseini, sed and sima news agency, the program was one , one was not , it is being prepared to be broa

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por eso me vine temprano.0,000,000,000 en prÉstamos estudiantiles. el presidente biden contraatacÓ, anunciando que buscara un plan alternativo para rebajarle la deuda estudiantil a 40 millones de estadounidenses. dulce castellanos nos dice quÉ deben hacer los deudores de estos prÉstamos. >> es como estar cargando todo el tiempo algo sobre su espalda. reportera: la esperanza de reducir el prÉstamo estudiantil de $10,000 a $20,000, hoy se desvaneciÓ con la decisiÓn de la corte suprema. >> es una deuda tan grande que se siente como que no puedo empezar bien mi vida de adulta. no sÉ si voy a pagarlo todo o voy a morir en deuda. reportera: obtuvo un total de casi $300,000 para cubrir el costo de sus estudios. como ella, millones de personas tendrÁn que comenzar el pago en otoÑo luego de una pausa de tres aÑos. >> es un peso tan grande encima de una generaciÓn que nunca va a progresar la sociedad. reportera: ante la derrota de su plan, el presidente biden afirma que ofrecerÁ otra vÍa. el departamento de educaciÓn no

. >> la Última vez que vine toda la noche me tuve que quedar, los vuelos estaba llenos. >> una familiatrÓ su propia madre presenciÓ los esfuerzos por salvarlo y lamentablemente resultaron inÚtiles. el riesgo de miles de personas en los Ángeles de perder la cobertura mÉdica estatal por no haberla renovado a tiempo. le decimos que pasos seguir para mantener vigente su pÓliza de salud. >> la artrosis. >> gloria tiene un examen mÉdico pendiente y quiere asegurarse de que su cobertura de medical estÁ actualizada para no perder sus beneficios. >> con medical ha sido muy excelente. le agradezco todos los servicios que he tenido. >> hay unos 40,000 residentes del condado de los Ángeles que estÁn a punto de perder su cobertura mÉdica bajo el programa estatal conocido como medical que provee servicios a personas de bajos ingresos. >> cuando una persona de bajos recursos pierde la cobertura de medical eso puede tener consecuencias severas a su salud, especialmente si la persona tiene enfermedades crÓnicas. es muy importante que la cobertura no tenga lapso porque si la persona estÁ tomando medicin

the huge crowds also vines the bright birds through the central lima and quito. had a quick reminder about the old story. why stand a child of a local branch may have been injured in a comm ramming all the petitions, hon. the regional prosecute has opened an investigation into attempted murder optic style report, it looks into whether you sanctions or russia working. i've been for solon, thanks for watching. the stopping climate change, that's what they're ringing for. several zones of the earth will become literally uninhabitable. today we're talking about a few 1000000 refugees in the future. we're talking about the it's no longer a question of whether we get out of coal, oil and gas, but when to fund assume about commitment and hope about visions and the people behind the verb and catastrophe. climate change starts july 13th on dw, the we're on our way to the russian georgian border. it's believed that in spite of you, sanctions, western goods are making their way into russia. here, a country waging war. we're going to try to find out whether this is true for

. >> la Última vez que vine me tuve que quedar toda la noche.los vuelos estaban llenos y me quede paradomingo debido a las tormentas y la ola de calor que afronta el paÍs. y una familia nueva york llora la muerte de su hijo de 14 aÑos que muriÓ ahogado en una playa. las banderas rojas avisaban del mal tiempo pero el adolescente entro al mar y la corriente lo arrastrÓ. su propia madre agradeciÓ los esfuerzos por salvarlo y resultaron inÚtiles. y a los Ángelescon el riesgo que enfrentan miles de personas de perder la cobertura mÉdica estatal por no haberla renovado a tiempo. dulce nos dice quÉ pasos deben seguir para mantener vigente su pÓliza de salud. dulce: gloria tiene un examen mÉdico pendiente y que el asegurarse de que su cobertura estÁ actualizada para no perder sus beneficios. >> con medical ha sido muy excelente. agradezco todos los servicios que he tenido. dulce: hay 40,000 residentes que estÁn a punto de perder su cobertura mÉdicabajo el programa estatal. que provee servicios a personas de bajos ingresos. >> cuando en la persona de bajos recursos pierde la cobertura puede ten

and they used little vine leaves used to put little vine leaves up that when they up to indicate thatn they came britain, obviously came over to britain, obviously vine were not so vine leaves were not so prominent, so they would get a bush and they would put that up, which to names such as which gave rise to names such as the the bird and the the bush and the bird and the bush so and so forth. it bush and so on and so forth. it then changed. in 1393, there was an parliament when king an act of parliament when king richard, the second it richard, the second made it compulsory that you have compulsory that you would have a pub identified by a sign, and so you would then get things like the crown because they wanted to be to the king. you would be loyal to the king. you would have the red hart, have things like the red hart, the hart, the red lion, the white hart, the red lion, all sorts things, the all sorts of things, the heraldry. that's where all heraldry. that's where it all came so old dog, not came from. so the old dog, not just dog fighting, but just about dog fighting, but it's