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southampton won 3-0 , watford defeated coventry 41, sheffield wednesday, and leeds united beat klimsith the same result. tonight, aston villa played against chelsea and nottingham forest will face bristol city. the file of the 18th week of the premier basketball league was closed with the promotion of nature to the third place. in the last match of the 18th week of this competition yesterday, tehran's nature beat hormozgan 82-77 and with this win , they got 30 points to the third place in the gorgan municipality ranking table with 34 points and isfahan's zubahen with 33 points in the first and second places. mehram is also with 29 points. and a review of some short news about our country's women's national futsal team in its second game in the caf middle asian women's championship in tajikistan, today on the road to kyrgyzstan. the women of our country, who have won the championship of the previous season, are going to win in their first game. defeat an uzbekistan. in the 20th week of the premier league of volleyball, today in the most important games, folad sirjan, the leader of the

my colleague paul watford of the ninth circuit. the honorable justice of the -- professor amanda tyler of new jersey and professor hutchinson from chicago. fetzer kim will move the adoption of the resolution to be presented. and as justice ginsburg law clerks, we promised to be concise and stay on schedule. judge watford: it's an honor to be here this afternoon, to have been asked to provide some brief remarks, paying tribute to justice ginsburg. whose impact on the shape of our society is probably too profound to measure. i'd like to focus my remarks on the justice's role as an advocate for quality. women's equality, most importantly, but equality for other marginalized groups as well. during the years that she spent litigating cases before this court and during her four decades of distinguished services as a federal judge. the common thread is getting with read verses we read. in the cases that followed in the 1970's with a simple -- was a simple yet essential one desired to be judged on one's individual merits, not on the basis

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>>[indiscernible] >> the watford area employees over 900 people. would the prime minister and cabinet join in celebrating the handover in february and the 48 billion pounds raised by the lottery players funding projects so far in everyone's constituency. >> i joined in offering congratulations and thanks to everyone involved. all of us and our constituents see the incredible investments and he is right to make sure they get the praise they deserve. >> the prime minister has been acting against his answer to a previous question, about transferring investment from the north into the south. when he came to manchester, he saw the people of the north of england and canceled hs two. was he aware then that because of trains having to split, he will be slowing services and reducing capacity? did he know or didn't he care? >> our plans mean we can handle triple the capacity and every penny of the pounds will stay in the north, being invested in services like local buses. thirdly, i still have not quite figured out what the labour party position on this is.

leaders leicester beat watford.3—2 down to end up 5—3 winners. and leeds beat rotherham. fourth place ipswich are still 11 points clear of west bromwich albion in fifth after quite a dramatic game in the early kick off. west brom looked like they would take all three points. but 0mari hutchinson scored in the third minute of injury time to earn ipswich a precious point against their promotion rivals. neil warnock enjoyed victory in his first home match as aberdeen manager guiding his side to a 2—0 victory over league two bonnyrigg rose in the fifth round of the scottish cup. bojan miovski's scored both goals to help aberdeen into the quarter finals for the first time in three years. elsewhere there were wins for hibernian, kilmarnock and livingston. rangers v ayr united kicked off at 5.30pm. latest on that one... it is 1-1 it is 1—1 at ibrox. leicester were a goal down inside two minutes in the women's fa cup fifth round but ended up beating birmingham 6—2 to reach the quarter finals. that's one of two ties today. s

then they won a penalty and it was scored by william true stack on, who used to play in england for watfordcond penalty of this tournament. he really is ice cool from the spot, centre back. he'll be really confident now, ollie, for clean sheets in a row, they're for the for the clean sheet in a row, they can see this i'll get back to the final and possibly go on to win their first africa cup of nations since 2013. they've done amazingly well. to reach _ they've done amazingly well. to reach well, obviously every step of the game — reach well, obviously every step of the game they start building confidence and to get where they are, we _ confidence and to get where they are, we are proud of them and we are happy _ are, we are proud of them and we are happy. congolese and ivory coast, we are similan _ happy. congolese and ivory coast, we are similar. it's like a big family, so may— are similar. it's like a big family, so may the — are similar. it's like a big family, so may the best win and i hope it's us because, — so may the best win and i hope it's us because, you know, they're lucky. they

leaders leicester beat watford.2—0 and 3—2 down to end up 5—3 winners. leeds beat rotherham. fourth place ipswich are still 11 points clear of west bromwich albion in fifth after quite a dramatic game in the early kick off. west brom looked like they would take all three points. but omari hutchinson scored in the third minute of injury time to earn ipswich a precious point against their promotion rivals. there were five ties in the fifth round of the scottish cup today — including a comfortable win for rangers against championship side ayr united. phillipe clement's side made their early pressure count, taking the lead afterjust ten minutes through borna barisic�*s deflected strike and they eventually found a second. fabio silva's emphatic finish after a goalmouth scramble sealing rangers' progress into the last eight. in the other fifth round ties, neil warnock enjoyed victory in his first home match as aberdeen manager guiding his side to a 2—0 victory over league two bonnyrigg rose. bojan miovski's scored both go

city v sheffield wed will host sixth—tier maidstone; liverpool and anfield awaits southampton or watfordg to get through for a chance to play either chelsea or aston villa. following the action will be chris wise and jermain beckford. welcome to a very blustery area in the fa cup night and it's plymouth against leeds united no championships doubt the crowd as well and this could be a lively. i’m well and this could be a lively. i'm exectin: well and this could be a lively. i'm exnecting it _ well and this could be a lively. i“n expecting it to be a very lively game, very exciting about the teams or attack minded and i will play and of the game plays out in plymouth left on the attack and a little bit vulnerable, leads aloud the jack and if fan, the swing to be a great game to watch and in terrific form and the only team that established united from winning the 2024 is plymouth, you've seen plenty of them. and they are aggressive in the high press and they put together a lot of pressure in the opposition players and which are neither and energetic and full of beans and for the neutral fan

uh southampton watford three that was after extra time.ford three that was after extra time. uh sou so tonight watford three that was after extra time. uh sou so tonight is watford three that was after extra time. uh sou so tonight is nottingham �*ee nil. so tonight is nottingham forest bristol city and forest versus bristol city and aston villa versus chelsea. and there's one of these chelsea fans that are just thinking, oh no, not another tricky game because aston villa have been great at home. it's in the fa cup. chelsea four goals shipped in the last two games they've played. maurizio pochettino was talking at and um you talking yesterday at and um you know we mentioned this didn't we, about thiago silva. yes thiago silva's wife. thiago thiago silva's wife. yes. thiago silva. silva. yeah. mrs. missus silva. silva. yeah. mrs. missus silva yeah. yeah. and um and the thing is she, she tweeted then that the fact that chelsea had a new boss chelsea needed change. so there was a meeting between mauricio pochettino and mr silva. not mrs. silv

biggest club operator rekom announced its shutting more than a dozen venues — including pryzm in watfordre the first to close and the last to open during the pandemic. they then walked into an environment where the cost of operating just went through the roof. there were going to be some huge casualties, early part of this year, because christmas wasn't as big as it normally is, and we've been impacted by things like industrial action and many other environmental issues. so it is really a perfect storm. more electric vehicle charging is to be installed in london after new support was announced by the government. it includes grants for schools, colleges and nurseries and almost two and a half million pounds to support the roll—out in hackney and hounslow. london has around a third of all charge points in the uk, but critics say it's still below what's needed to keep up with demand. let's take a look at the tubes now. now onto the weather with kawser. hello, good morning. today, a similar day to yesterday — a lot of cloud around, it will be breezy out there, too, and staying quite mild. bu

he's watford. david he's there in watford.as 14 getting children as young as 14 getting society children as young as 14 getting soc they're allowed to get to children as young as 14 getting soc until're allowed to get to children as young as 14 getting soc until they'reallowed to get to children as young as 14 getting soc until they're 16.wed to get to children as young as 14 getting soc until they're 16. sol to get to children as young as 14 getting soc until they're 16. so you get to six until they're 16. so you lose that first bite of earning money and getting the work ethic. >> uh, they encourage tony blair, bless him, encourage people to go to university instead of and killed off the apprenticeships skills. >> we've now got uh, keir starmer saying . we're going to starmer saying. we're going to bnng starmer saying. we're going to bring back apprenticeships if you do not have the work ethic at the beginning, it doesn't matter what you do , you're not matter what you do, you're not going to go out for work. matter what you

thank david bohm in watford.light. and who's in the spotlight. and of course it'll be time for supplement sunday where danny course it'll be time for sup|christine sunday where danny course it'll be time for sup|christine sundygive 1ere danny course it'll be time for sup|christinesundygive me danny course it'll be time for sup|christinesundygive me somey and christine will give me some of stories of of their favourite stories of the week. that's listening to gb news radio. >> so welcome back . right now >> so welcome back. right now i'm nana akua tomorrow i might be somebody else, but we are loving here on gb news 49 minutes after 5:00 and it's time for clip bait. and this week the clip that caught my eye. the conservatives were quick to pounce on a sadiq khan's freudian slip became apparent. have a listen. i'm only going upon what i've read in the media so i've not seen the transcripts. >> but as far as i'm concerned, that sort of language is unacceptable and it certainly shouldn't a shouldn't be acceptable in a

. >> um, mr speaker, the watford area continues to be the proud home of the national lottery, employingy right hon. friend and the prime minister and the whole cabinet join me in celebrating successful celebrating the successful handover from camelot to allwyn on the 1st of february and the £48 billion raised by the national lottery players , national lottery players, funding 700,000 projects so far. i'm sure in everyone's constituency. thank you . well, i constituency. thank you. well, i join with my hon. friend in offering his congratulations and thanks to everyone involved with the national lottery. all of all of us in our constituents who have seen the incredible benefit from the investments they are making. absolutely making. and he's absolutely right make sure that they get right to make sure that they get the they deserve . today the praise they deserve. today in graeme stringer mr >> mr speaker, the prime minister has been asked yet again in his answer to a previous question , he was previous question, he was boasting about transferring investment from the north of england into

yeah, it is actually it, is actually isn't it, which is nowhere weirdly nowhere near watford.outh, which is my local city most to me. city or city most local to me. and i was discussing this with city or city most local to me. ancfriendship:ussing this with city or city most local to me. ancfriendship group| this with city or city most local to me. ancfriendship group| timum h city or city most local to me. ancfriendship group| timum and my friendship group or mum and dad them. um, and dad as i call them. um, and we were trying discuss, you were trying to discuss, you know, what that, uh, what know, what is it that, uh, what is it that's causing this? and people are drinking? i think the way has way that people socialise has changed well. changed a great deal as well. um, we just didn't didn't um, we just didn't we didn't have to have much else to do. >> always mean, >> things always change. i mean, we what we thought was we had what we thought was a fairly stable drinking culture, but that was very from but that was very different from the prior but that was very different fr

that's, uh, adrian girl in shropshire, david barlow in watford, fabulous julie watford, and the fabulousip that caught my now video caught my eye. now today's video shows two trying to regain shows two women trying to regain access to their let's access to their house. let's roll . part of the clip. i'm roll. part of the clip. i'm going to ask my panel to work out what comes next. should we pay-7 out what comes next. should we pay? part of the is this the whole some of it ? whole clip or just some of it? okay, good. let's . see a&e what okay, good. let's. see a&e what happens next? >> well, she she's sadly gets stuck and as she's pulling down her top, it sort of goes down with it and exposes her breast . with it and exposes her breast. >> what do you think? i think she falls backwards. and the other lady falls over domino effect. >> right. right. at >> right. all right. well, at home, what think? um all home, what do you think? um all right, the clip. right, let's roll the clip. let's happens. let's see what happens. right. so . they are playing . so. they are playing. with pat cullen .

so okay, football last night man city come phil watford and city come back phil watford and a hat trick one. >> the score there we go back to sunday. and was it was sunday. and it was it was arsenal three liverpool one as well. right. well. that's right. >> yeah. >> yeah yeah yeah. >> yeah yeah yeah. >> no arsenal um are in trouble. they're being criticised for what overcelebrating . what overcelebrating. >> now listen as a spurs fan you'd probably expect me to say oh yeah , i've got no problem oh yeah, i've got no problem with that whatsoever. do you, isabel would as well understand people sucking the joy out of football , and the next thing football, and the next thing they can't stand is this extra ten minutes. >> we play at the end. >> we play at the end. >> i know, i know , that's the >> i know, i know, that's the height. yeah, yeah . height. yeah, yeah. >> you know, like, give us an extra two minutes injury time. three but three minutes maximum. but that's lot this nonsense. three minutes maximum. but that'syeah.lot this nonsense. three minutes maximum. but that's yeah. 12 this no

going all winter long, on the library thing, but whether you're in beach or bauman or dickinson, or watford city all of these present grateway stunts opportunities for us down in mount rushmore 3 million visitors year and you've all been there go take a picture and 45 minutes you're out of there and what are you doing next few days going to private sector tourism opportunities eating in restaurants taking in all of the other stuff. the opportunity for private sector investments surrounding the tr national park and the library -- with that is anchor has never been greater get your hats on we need more hotel rooms with about more restaurants more everything in western north dakota more opportunities -- so go get them vibrant communities again world class communities amenities those are needed. we need that to make sure that we've got -- keep up with our burgeoning economy and a stable business environment and that is economic development and the last 30 years north dakota we've had leadership that understands -- the importance of building on our state's reputation when i say the last three ye

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well, well let's go to david in watford.k, in the process leading up to this comment by lee anderson . comment by lee anderson. >> if he was a genuine , decent >> if he was a genuine, decent person , then he would not allow person, then he would not allow what has been going on by anyone. >> and then the first thing he does as soon as anyone calls him out, he calls them a racist . out, he calls them a racist. that's the sign of a true racist i >> -- >> he's not british. >> he's not british. >> he's not british. >> he doesn't support britain. >> he doesn't support britain. >> and i think hopefully he'll be a d elected or whatever you want to call it. >> the elections . >> come the elections. >> come the elections. >> well, would probably argue >> well, he would probably argue that trying to protect . the that he's trying to protect. the people of london and, and that he's calling lee anderson out for islam phobia, which that's what sees. um, let's go to what he sees. um, let's go to jonathan. uh, there in cornwall. i haven't

david is in watford david, good morning to you.what she had to say? >> good morning. good morning as well it makes well. uh, ashleigh, it makes sense. i mean, i've got a granddaughter who's five who's just starting full time education, but i'm also a member that the head master would make a statement before school. we started school. this is our rules. you will obey them. and the parents had to understood what was going on. so if they say cell phones are not allowed in school during the hours of 9 to 4, whatever it is, you're not allowed to use the phone, then thatis allowed to use the phone, then that is the rule that they agreed to, and there should be no exceptions. >> that may well be the rule. how do you that will go how do you think that will go down? how about implements that? >> it has to be. the >> i think it has to be. the fact is, the parents agree with it. i mean, there are lots of schools where you them schools where you hear them regularly now where their regularly now, where their discipline high and discipline is re

. >> yeah but that's roy we had him on here about a year or so ago when before he went back to watfordnobody. nobody's running he's too running around saying he's too old. we're winning. >> the thing with roy >> no, but the thing with roy is that because football is what that because of football is what he loves, and loves he knows and loves, and he loves the it. the exciting. the thrill of it. the exciting. but the pressure which probably has at 76, has affected his health at 76, there's got to be a point where you think, i've got to walk away. but a lot of people, away. but like a lot of people, when they retire, it's like, what i do now? yeah. he what do i do now? yeah. so he ended going back to it, which ended up going back to it, which maybe was not the right thing to do. got a mortgage to pay. do. he's got a mortgage to pay. i don't think he. yes, don't i don't think he. yes, i don't think he is. >> long jump. changes. >> long jump. big changes. >> long jump. big changes. >> god. yeah. we should >> oh god. yeah. we should mention long jump. shouldn't mention the long jump. should

southampton marched into the fifth round with a 3-0 marched into the fifth round with a 3—0 win against watfordbetween tyson fury and aleksandar vucic in the ring. he revealed he missed his daughter's breath so he could train for the fight. all need to learn it had been postponed. fury pulled out having sustained a cut above his eye in training. lisicki told the bbc wants to make history. the winner in saudi arabia when the fight is eventually stage will become the first undisputed heavyweight champion since 1999. it's important, because i had 21, 22 years coming will stop when i was young, 16, 17 old, ithink, wow, wow, now it's possible. i and tyson. boxing undisputed. let's make history. looking forward to that when it happens. as promised, the super bowl, a sporting phenomenon, as much about the spectacle as the game itself. stays in las vegas for the first time this sunday, the kansas city chiefs face the san francisco a9ers, and they will be roared on by an army of new fans, because ever since taylor swift began dating chiefs player talent —— travis kelce, there has been a remarkable rise

as long as it's watford junction . um, but you will not junction. you will not be able to go to anywhere on the london northwestern railway network because the company is dropping all its trains today. if you were to reach the west midlands, and that would be tncky midlands, and that would be tricky because , um, you've also tricky because, um, you've also got chiltern railways on strike, you'd find that west . sorry, not you'd find that west. sorry, not on strike. running no trains because of an overtime ban. um, you would find that there's nothing running on west midlands railway either. and overnight we had, uh, great northern and thameslink issuing a do not travel notice basically just saying um, on most of our routes either there'll be no trains at all or there will be widespread cancellations . and what's cancellations. and what's happening here is that effectively aslef , the train effectively aslef, the train drivers union is saying this isn't even a strike. we've paused today. there's a strike yesterday in one part of the country, another o

there's no service on the metropolitan line between moor park and watford.essages. spoke to the health yesterday we spoke to the health secretary yesterday to understand how the conservative party is proposing finding more dentists and better access to dentists as well. it’s finding more dentists and better access to dentists as well. it's the ruestion access to dentists as well. it's the question over _ access to dentists as well. it's the question over money _ access to dentists as well. it's the question over money like - access to dentists as well. it's the question over money like enough | question over money like enough money— question over money like enough money in — question over money like enough money in the system to deal with the queues _ money in the system to deal with the queues and _ money in the system to deal with the queues and what is striking is that it is all— queues and what is striking is that it is all across england, rural areas. — it is all across england, rural areas, cities, everywhere. good morning. there are some really shocki