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cnn and vox timing apparently is a coincidence but it led to a busy day. —— fox. can no longer happen and executives know they have to make some tough decisions. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. it has been described as a buzzer or asjeff calls it, a natty little gadget, but for something so small its impact is huge. if i turn it off... and then i turn it back on again... jeff is one of the first people to use the cue 1, which is now being trialled at addenbrooke hospital, in cambridge, where staff admit, patients have been surprised by the results. i this it was a surprise to me as well, which is why we're trying it in in—patients because it has such a quick effect and actually a lot of the drugs that people need to treat that condition have a lot of side—effects. over 13,000 people are on the waiting list for the cue 1, sojeff is one of the lucky ones. operating a scooter would have been unthinkable without one, training a new puppy now a walk in the park. you're live with bbc news. children and teenagers around the world could be at risk of

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also with us, the author of that vox story, senior vox correspondent.lk us through what we heard in these arguments today >> this is interesting because at first glance, you might think this is a court that would be very sympathetic you have somebody that shouldn't be forced between their faith and job. but you dig deeper and see justices expressing hesitation that maybe this is not the best case if they're going to make new law. as you laid out, the whole kwld is that federal law says you cannot discriminate against someone on the base es of their religion so employers have to make reasonable accommodations and the whole question for the court is what exactly do you have to do and as you heard him laying out there, somebody loses in this especially in a situation where you have a rural community there's only four post office workers there. so if he's not going to work on sundays, that means somebody else has to pick up the shift and what if that person also is religious and also wants to go to church that day or belongs to a different religion so this

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the publication is called vox vox com. is also actually pro-signals to ukraine from the west well. demand for drama may not be entirely true western partners. people like the us doubt that ukraine will take back all of its territory, especially crimea, but they want to see some movement. what could be the real reason for the counter-offensive there is external urgency and pressure on ukraine the longer this does not happen , the greater the risk that western capitals will grow skepticism about serious support for ukraine the risk now is not that the war in ukraine will end in a stalemate , the risk is that observers and supporters. the west will be perceived. this as a whole, if ukraine does not succeed, it will amplify voices abroad that are calling for negotiations with russia , effectively saying that the conflict cannot be resolved militarily. alexander nikolaevich that's what you understand? i just have to stipulate that it's not like we 're showing it. i am quoting this to you, so to speak, in order to catch at least

you just bought vox. think it's more than better, only better is better. the quality of the brands we are investing in, it was easy with vox. they have a great team, great journalists, great brands. the ceo that we trust, if there's an opportunity like that, you can count on us being quiztive in the future >> i want to thank both of us for being here we'll talk soon again. >> always the best >> back to you >> great comments about ai changing the media business and sports valuations. andrew, thank you for joining us >>> warren buffett just sold taiwan semi, one of the best companies. here's what he said was behind the move >> i think taiwan semi conductor is one of the best -- well, it's the best in that field and one of the best companies in the world. it's a fabulous enterprise but i do think that there is a danger there to some there's actually a danger of seismic action with where they are located, but that's a low probability. >> shares are lower today. on a new report questioning domestic expansion s

usjudge has ruled that the executives of media company vox corporation can be called to testify at athe network. the trial, which is set to kick off later this month, was brought on by dominion voting systems against fox and its networks in the lawsuit alleged that the media company lied about voter fraud in the 2020 presidential election. the air travel industry was one of the hardest hit during the pandemic, but add to that an economic crisis and that's the situation srilankan airlines found itself in. the carrier is now expiring privatisation plans to ease the board and on colombo. we caught up board and on colombo. we caught up with richard nuttall, chief executive at the airline. there is a lot of— executive at the airline. there is a lot of energy _ executive at the airline. there is a lot of energy around - is a lot of energy around privatising. the first thing, though, that we need to do if we're to privatise is we need to restructure the old dexter out there, so in round numbers we make $1 million of revenue a year. we have $1 billion of debt, some in dollars, some local, so

molly: bewitched swift healing for those mitti hicks reporting for vox weather, thank you.teve are deadly tunas cause damage in arkansas that is where at least four people were killed. meanwhile there have been steady images showing dozens of homes devastated by those wins. a tomato tour throughout little rock received a eliminate rating of nef three many its winds were up one and 65 miles per hour. further east of little rock and when, arkansas hitting a house of worship it is in win or those four people died at fox weather multimedia journalists will nunley is in went with the very latest from there on the ground, will. ask among the many buildings the homes destroyed here in the heart is this the first united methodist church. there was nobody inside we are told as a tornado rolled through but the damage to the structure is significant. this church was built in the 60s the pastor tells me very well built building paid all the windows blown out you can see the spray-painted excess or emergency officials came through to make sure nobody was inside. there is plenty of damag

you want to go in as a winner. >> again, we are relying on vox on this reporting as far as meta layoffs go. if they do, they would announce it quite soon. if there are layoffs, all those employees are predicting the company will make a statement. zuckerberg usually adds something to his blog. we'll certainly bring that to you as it happens. >> in the meantime, it's tough for the people that are there, tough on morale. >> when you watch your coworkers leave, and if you're pretty good and your employable, you start to think to yourself, hold on a moment. so morale is a huge issue if you're worried about getting laid off. the good ones leave on their own. we saw this at yahoo, a silicon valley giant some years ago. but as it wound down operations, it went through the slow slide where it both had too many people, yet it couldn't hold onto the people it wanted to hold onto, and it's one of the things that contributed to the eventual sort of vanishing of yahoo. >> amazing in itself. >> in 1998, it's still around, but that it would essentially cease to exist is amazing. >> yahoo! >> exactly, i

and now the news company vox reports some meta employees have been asked to work from home today to give space to those who may be laid off today. vox quotes company insiders who say affected employees will be notified early this morning, so that would be any time now. during the last round of layoffs, meta ceo mark zuckerberg told employees, quote, not only are we saying good-bye to people we've worked closely with, but many of you also feel uncertainty about the future. i want you to know we're making these decision to say make sure our future is strong. now, tech workers change jobs a lot, sometimes involuntarily, but that means workers have very deep networks. we talked with a life coach, gary quinn, who reminds people old coworkers, bosses and friends can always help. >> remember, it's action equals results. you have to believe in order to receive, and i believe to be positive in the workforce right now is a main key. people want to hire people who are team players. you want to go in as a winner. >> quinn has a book where he goes into depth on how to regain confidence in job searchi

vox needed a rebirth and got it a new name of three words, under which i became famous what kind of namewords. anatoly save me this question for you so in the game anatoly anatoly i can repeat the question, but i remember it like that, but i’m pretty hesitant with the answer, therefore , it’s better to try to replace the question. let me give you the correct answer. this is a group of creedence clear water revival ah-ay-yay-yay , let's play further, what is the name of the genre that united the spiritual songs of african american protestants and became one of the progenitors of blues spiritual this is true in the bank 4.000 yours decision one more in youth. in the era of the blues craze, he created a rhapsody in blues tones george gershwin george gershwin yes, quite right, we play thousands more, i'll risk it. the first stage in the development of this group is often called the barrett era and the second waters era. name the group to your remember everything. i completely forgot the name of the group. so i'd better give the opportunity to answer evgeny so evgeny you are back in the game

vox the nation is in its people. vox populi, vox day . that's why i'm populi, vox day.ople's channel. join me monday and thursday at 8 pm. on gb news, britain's. channel good afternoon . and welcome to good afternoon. and welcome to the second hour of sunday with michael portillo with more conversation arts and tainment coming up from the ancient to the modern. coming up from the ancient to the modem. the stone of stone wilson then as the stone of destiny will be travelling from scotland for the king's coronation. why is this historic block sandstone so important block of sandstone so important 7 block of sandstone so important ? and after chance of the technology industry call for a temporary halt in the development of artificial intelligence ? should we worry intelligence? should we worry about this dangerous technology ? and this time next week, you might already be tucking into an easter egg. i'll be smashing into the best chocolate shells that will be breaking news . that will be breaking news. that's all after the news summary with tatiana sanchez . summary with t

developed, my scientist said oxford university and manufactured by the serum institute of india and nova vox they states trials have shown the shot to have a 70 to 80 percent effectiveness, the director of the world wide anti malarial resistance. network pharmacology, explain why african countries are so eager to get the new vaccine. africa is carrying by far the heaviest burden of malaria and 95 percent a war of malaria cases and it happened in sub saharan africa. 5 talk, bird and malaria countries in the world. 4 of them are in africa. so if we can make a difference in africa, we ready, we'll get on top of the malaria problem globally. so they've been some really exciting developments with malaria vaccines that have taken a long time to develop. we already have the r t s. s vaccine, which is proving of value to high bird and malaria countries. not so much producing the number of malaria cases, but at least reducing the number of children that need to be admitted to hospice with severe malaria. so that's one great advice. and we all waiting eagerly for the results of the large studies on th

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we are skeptical because the vox hadn't yet received approval from w h school. yes. so gathering data to analyze the key, see and safety. when our children gonna not participate in the trial. and we don't understand how the n d can jump to the new each group. and the countries that under the trial to approve of events in that we don't know of. and that you know, where we need people who understand boxing to be the lead people to advise the, the, the country. however, if you ask, the societies feels that deal with boxes and none of them have much knowledge about the boxes. the does not have not tested the box in countries of done, therefore there is no news about it. and we know of skepticism in human boxes. we know what happened during the coroner virus, and there is people are skeptical about boxes unless it is well documented. and then people accepted w, would you approve the doctors? and there's this may be hesitant even patients and may not allow the award to agree to take the vaccine. we've done it. try like that before. and then we'd malia back from which is so

i play on the vox term. this has been something for many years.am since i don’t sing now and not a few years ago. i found that the muscles of my vocal cords are already there, and i can no longer control them with my brain. i already now, even if i suddenly want to sing, i won’t succeed now. youth worked out, but now it doesn’t, because like any muscle, they require training, what if you don’t sing for 20 years, of course, everything is already, but inside something sounds like you. yes, that is your voice. this is how it sounds, but can you imagine such a phrase or fragment there now? where would we say? was it in line with female vocals? well, quite obviously. here i showed, as it were, normal notes, but for terminvox. let's. i might, uh, play around with them in my composition. uh, it's called clear waters, dear friends. and this is rostov's anthropology podcast. i thank you for your attention. all the best. hello friends. this is a podcast, paw jokes. ah, here i am vadim galygin and the wonderful morning birds are with me. but today they are i

the far right vox has used very strong language, saying the exhumation is driven by hate, for the politicala very divisive issue. �* , ., ., ., , divisive issue. it's extraordinary, as we talk _ divisive issue. it's extraordinary, as we talk to _ divisive issue. it's extraordinary, as we talk to you, _ divisive issue. it's extraordinary, as we talk to you, watching - divisive issue. it's extraordinary, | as we talk to you, watching some divisive issue. it's extraordinary, i as we talk to you, watching some of the archival pictures we have from that period of spanish history. in terms of this historical memory law, what other actions are being taken? a lot of it does focus on the valley of the fallen, this great big muslim that was built by franco. the idea being to strip it of its religious significance and its close association with the franco regime. we still don�*t know exactly what that will entail. —— this great big mausole. we believe it will be turned into some kind of museum. it is also provided support to people whose loved ones were killed during the civil war and the dictatorship

of service and according to the united nations, looters have stolen at least 10 world food program vox. so there's a hugh -- vehicles. there's a humanitarian crisis as well. a food market that served as a camp for displaced people was burned yesterday. despite a decade worth of warnings for americans not to travel to sudan there, are an estimated 16,000 u.s. citizens who are still there, some who have been living for an extended period of time. u.s. officials say there's no current plan to evacuate them. the pentagon is exploring ways to secure land routes that will help them find a way out. >> thank you, alexandria. rachel: looks like the conditions have he deteriorated in just three hours that we've been on air. >> as pointed out earlier, this is a battle between the two generals who had previously been part of a coup but they were allies and they were trying to find a power sharing agreement. one sort of from the traditional wpower centers of sudan, one frm rural areas and that agreement broke down. now one w will defeat the other. we asked earlier who is the bad guy. the question i

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vox populi, is in its people. vox populi, vox . that's why i'm joining vox day.ws. britain's news channel. join me patrick christys. monday to friday three till six. we tackle the day's agenda like you've never seen before . it's you've never seen before. it's high tempo, high octane. the most controversial topics and the best guess you will not be able set your and ears able to set your eyes and ears offer. i'm not afraid to ask the questions that you really want answered. p.m. answered. three till 6 pm. monday gb news monday to friday on gb news people's channel. britain's news channel. channel hello there , i'm greg dewhurst hello there, i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest from the met office. cloudy out there for the next 24 hours or so. the risk of some heavy rain and some showers, but then turning brighter into the easter weekend. weather fronts across the uk at the moment bringing those of rain some stronger winds at times too. but the good news is as we move into good friday, high pressure begins to build in and we see more in the way of sunshine

box reports roughly 4,000 people will be affected another work force reduction is anticipated in may voxas settled a domestic lawsuit of dominion of $787.5 million. this averts a trial over a coverage of false election claims they settled a ahead of the opening statements the settlement is called historic and says fox admitted to telling lies that damaged the company. in a statement fox says it wanted to avoid the actrimony o a divisive trial >>> and apple's tim cook is expected to meet with india's prime minister after opening the first retail store in mumbai yesterday. resources say cook will meet where a second apple store is opening tomorrow, frank. >> a big change for apple. kind of focus on india, something we're going to continue to watch. thank you very much. >>> turning our attention now back to the broader markets and investor fear actually reaching fresh lows the vix falling to its lowest level since last year. coincidently that's when the s&p was trading near all-time highs. despite the lack of investment appearances, ceo brian moynihan in his comments to cnbc yesterday. >> w

. >> laura: and vox is telling merge it's better to just ditch did it it's better for your health and better way to avoid car crashes. and it's too expensive. biden's fight only drilling. but if liberals have their way you won't need to provide for your family anyway. because families are bad for mother earth. and marriage many people have come to believe it isn't the ideal because if it is the ideal offends someone somewhere. democrats are scrambling to get young americans to invert the old idea of the american dream, which is marriage, a family, home, maybe a few cars. in biden world, it's all too expensive especially with wages declining. so their allies are feverishly providing alternative ways of making ends meet. and it's not one family home ownership. >> this is call the member wall and on this side of the wall are all the current members. there are 20 people that live in this house. >> one cool thing in a communal house is everything is shared. tht pan is a shared house pan. everyone has so much to offer and so much to share. growing up in a modern family the house is almost a

vox reported black women seek abortions of the highest rate and will face greater rates of maternal orithout the right to choose under roe. an ap reporting if you are black or hispanic and a conservative state that already limits access to abortion, you are far more likely than a white woman to have one. and if u.s. supreme court allows states to further restrict or even ban abortions, minority women will bear the brunt of it, according to statistics analyzed by the associated press. dr. taylor, if you could explain? >> so tse disparities in health care in general exist. so we are seeing them exacerbate as it relates to reproductive health care. we know that black people are impacted greatly across all areas of health care, all disease states. we see black people are sicker in -- and are dying re exponentially of -- across the board. when we look at pregnancieswe have to understandhat some of this or tell eddie is related to the fact -- mortality is related to the fact that health inequities in black people. those don't disappear automatically when someone becomes pregnant. when we are

for vox day of a long road, an they have -- already been put out, there or at least most of it.nna see some of these same statements, these defamatory statements. they were very similar because they were al circulating around the sam conspiracy theory. >> smartmatic, dominion, peopl chevys, no, no, that will now. sarah ellison, michael steele, thank you so much for bein here coming up, politics hit hardes at home. that is why we are going int two republican-led state house to see what lawmakers ar prioritizing at the loca level. we have got reporters on the ground on the 11th hour, whe it continues meet the future. a chef. a designer. and, ooh, an engineer. all learning to save and spend their money with chase. the chef's cooking up firsts with her new debit card. hungry? -uhuh. the designer's eyeing sequins. uh no plaid. while mom is eyeing his spending. nice. and the engineer? she's taking control with her own account for college. three futures, all with chase. freedom for kids. control for parents. one bank for both. chase. make more of what's yours. >> beetlejuice, beetlejui

joining us now is ian, senior correspondent at vox where he focuses on the supreme court. also the author of the agenda, how republican supreme court is reshaping america. ian, thank you for joining me. i know you have thoughts on this. what do you think of justice alito's assertion that the court is being treated particularly unfairly? >> oh my gosh. i mean, what country does he think he lives in? because this is the united states, and here in the united states we criticize our leaders. that is something that is actually called the first amendment that allows us to criticize our leaders. and alito is a justice of the supreme court, so he is supposed to be one of the guardians of our constitution. and, if he doesn't get that as a powerful public official, we get to criticize him, dude is in the wrong line of work. >> even antonin scalia understood that people who are critics should have to do so publicly and not be afraid of the blow back, if you will. we know this from correspondence between -- i think even rulings between him and thomas, right? thomas offers secrecy and

lawsuits pendin against other far-right medi list including newsmax, oan and, which went even further than voxheir promotion of election lies. and they are also taking legal action against several individuals, including m fellow chief executive mik lindell. overstock founder patrick byrne, and trump lawyers rudy giulian and of course sidney powell. fox's record-breakin settlement here was just reall the beginning. as simeone's lead counsel said in a warning that folks' fellow election lawyers, quote it is not over let us discuss this now with katie better, a reporter for the new york times and msnbc contributor. former democratic senator doug downs from alabama also served as the u.s attorney for the norther district of alabama. and toronto andersen jones, first amendment scholar and professor of law at th university of utah it is great to have all of you with us. professor anderson, i woul like to start with you, excuse me, my colleague katie fan earlier was joined by one of dominion's lead attorneys. let me play for you what the say to those who criticized th company for this decision to set

and the people in the weak camp, not just john bolton the, andrew mccabe, slate, vox, all of these placess critical of it. and yet the new york times, all these mainstream places, cnn, still were saying that it's strong. so to have those two things together where even harsh trump critics are in the media saying these cases are weak, i think it shows there's some, let's say, legal gymnastics going on in the people in the media who insist they're strong. hogan: howard: say they, well, it's not a slam dunk. liz, michelle goldberg writes: for all the hype indictment feels antiically mackic the, count feel all that momentous. why do you think there's this sense of deflation on the left? >> well, surprisingly, you have the centrists and the center-left media looking at this in a very unusual and mostly balanced way, and i think that that should speak volumes about what even legal experts say, howie, is kind of a weak case. you have centrist or dominant media coming out and saying one of two things. two things. number one, the indictment is weak, nothing to see here, this is six years old. there

so, i am looking forward to se what judge eric davis thinks about this letter, but i am no hopeful voxelissa, are moments of cal instantly that is a libel case i asked the law expert yesterday about dominion's potential argument about fox take a listen. >> they were losing ratings, they were losing their cor audience, and that is when the narrative shifted for fox news where they decided to choose their audience, and th province that that audienc briefings, rather than publishing the truth about the election the jury is going to b wondering, why would the spread lies about somethin that everybody knew? and the answer is money. >> melissa, i wonder if you do that assessment? >> well it certainly seems tha the pressure from the trum campaign, and fear that fo would lose market shares t other competitors like away on and use max troublesome of this at least from the evidence tha seeped up during the course of discovery, but there is a lo going on in this trial, th actual malice standard that th dominion has to establish is a very high one, although we hav gotten more clear evidence tha fo

do my panel is back with me developmentally, also joinin us, in mulhauser, senior expunged and for voxas written extensively about -- the agenda a republican supreme court i reshaping america. in, let me start with you. i want to play the sound o dick durbin on meet the pres this morning explaining why he invited john roberts to testif but not clarence thomas. have a listen. >> i know what would happen to the confrontation. he would be ignored. and it is far better from my point of view, to the chie justice there. listen, this is john roberts - dealing with a situation where history will remember this a such >> ian, do you buy that, and what should the democratic lead, but rather weak senate judiciary committee be doing right now? >> the problem is there's no really anything that can b done about clarence thomas you can china light on him, an get people in to understan that he is a republican trum appointee and if they don' want more people like him they shouldn't vote for the republican party but, you know, dick durbin can hold hearings, chief justice roberts could potentially shak hi

however, we are skeptical because the vox hadn't yet received approval from w h. school. yes. so gathering data to analyze the key, see and safety on our children. this by the good news, we said about it, but still we haven't gotten any confirmation from the issue about all the necessary things we should know about the faxes. and the one thing is that gonna parties page into try out. and we don't understand how the n v can jump over the new each and the countries that are under the trial to approve of evaporation that we don't know of and that we've no heroes. so if the vaccine comes on to the market or is offered to hospitals in gonna do things, that medical stuff will be hesitant to use it or will they decide that they would like to use it because they've got the government's backing is not the government that should approve vaccine, it should be a competent body to get with w. h. s that you approve action for the use of our children will be happy to have the boxes. but if we don't really understand the needs and crunches about the boxing is city, we, the medical stop would

for vox day of a long road, an they have -- already been put out, there or at least most of it.defamatory statements. they were very similar because they were al circulating around the sam conspiracy theory. >> smartmatic, dominion, peopl chevys, no, no, that will now. sarah ellison, michael steele, thank you so much for bein here coming up, politics hit hardes at home. that is why we are going int two republican-led state house to see what lawmakers ar prioritizing at the loca level. we have got reporters on the ground on the 11th hour, whe it continues shake 'n feed. that's it. miracle-gro. all you need to know to grow. how to grow delicious herbs: step one: use miracle-gro potting mix. that's it. miracle-gro. all you need to know to grow. my mental health was much better, but i struggled with uncontrollable movements called td, tardive dyskinesia. td can be caused by some mental health meds. and it's unlikely to improve without treatment. i felt like my movements were in the spotlight. ingrezza is a prescription medicine to treat adults with td movements. ingrezza is differen

the wisdom of the nation is in its people vox populi. day . that's why i'm populi. vox day.onday and thursday at 8 pm. on gb news. britain's news . channel welcome back to mark dolan tonight. thank you for your company evening. we've had such a busy and lots of emails have coming in thick and fast where. do i start. market gb news .uk . how where. do i start. market gb news .uk. how about this douglas hi mark. when are you going to send and off to the high security nursing home? she's obviously escaped one of those. i've never heard such build . i've never heard such build. that she comes out with she obviously doesn't live on the same planet as the of us do. douglas they're not pulling his punches in regards to. anne, and what she had to say. however there's a counter argument to every argument. this from pam and widdecombe so sensible . as and widdecombe so sensible. as always, go , says pam. there you always, go, says pam. there you go. that rhymes. it was almost a poem. of course, there is a delay at dover, says john. so many immigration processing officials , so many di

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