>> well, watson was a young postdoctoral student. he had gotten his phd at indiana and got a b.a.azy. and long before other people thought d.n.a. was the genetic principle. now, crick was a full time graduate student, a permanent graduate student as we used to call the he was very loud. he had a loud laugh and he was brilliant and he was so brilliant, he would figure out your research questions before you did. so nobody really wanted to talk to him. >> brangham: before we get to the central tension of your book, can you just remind people who haven't followed the science why their breakthrough was so astronomical and so important? >> well, prior to 1953, no one really understood heredity, genetics, how we pass on traits to our children or grandchildren, not to mention all the issues that d.n.a. led to in terms of r.n.a. and m.r.n.a. viruses and vaccines and all the other stuff that we use for medicine today. >> brangham: revolutionary things to this day. >> yes, i call it a light switch moment because once that switch was turned on, nothing was ever the same. it changed everything

i get watson out of town tomorrow. what are you, what are you going to do? he's not going to play for you again. i got him marchers outside the stadium, so i would move on from your thoughts on the ship. well there, listen. i'd love to do that to a and that they're saying hold on a 2nd. we're not going to get our clock cleaned on this one. if we're getting rid of this great, great player, we're getting something for it. and everybody else is saying, we're not giving you anything for because we don't know what the hell the guy did criminally. everybody's pair, likeness, and bet. it's fascinating in the sports media, wherever we just line up to have the spice your take on everything. there's crickets on that because no one wants to totally vilify him, and no one wants to totally exonerate him. no one knows what the hell to say about this, but here's the strange curve on this is why to watch the textbook this year. why the father is john watson. so he's on the team is under contract. he's healthy, he's there. but they won't clam what happens if a couple days be

now listen, i was reading about the sean watson. they're kind of in this weird place now where, what did i hear the phrase hold out. it's now hold in where they can, they can get all the, you know, the, the benefits of it. they're not holding out, but the team itself is stuck in an odd place with it. i think they even kept them on the roster. when they talked about the sean g watson, having a contra tom with the front office for the houston, texas, does anybody stop to think? i never hear anybody say, maybe the sean watson knew what was trying to get out of houston. maybe he knew that there was no happy ending to be had there because he paid for every happy ending in the city over 2 year period. maybe whenever they think, what could they have said that the sean watson got him. so i think he knew he had the blow dodge, i think he knew he had burned a lot of bridges. they're not in place here. i like cali, i'm happy got the shot. i mean, they talk about the rooney roll good for him. this is a life or the guy didn't thing. i hope. i ho

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let's get more on this with iain watson. it is a s mbolic on this with iain watson. important l on this with iain watson. it is a | symbolic vote, but important in terms of what it says about party unity as much as anything else. there's a huge motion that will be voted on. one of the key points in that motion is there should be a minimum wage of £15 an hour. remember andy mcdonald left the shadow cabinet. it is highly likely this boat will endorse the £15 figure. not the current position, a minimum wage of at least £10. there will be symbolic to beat for keir starmer, but he's making it very clear that the party will look at this issue up to the next election, and from his point of view, this vote will not be binding on leadership. this will not become a commitment. this will be further down the line. so his aids are saying they are relaxed about the outcome. but what was interesting in the bbc interview, keir starmer was askedif the bbc interview, keir starmer was asked if he thought winning was more important than unity. it looks as though he can't reform or unite

do you mean the kind of liberty was somebody very my thought over it and that is your subtlety and watson. but i shouldn't need a shuttle of emily. hi janet. the vigorous will live for bottom and validate and embedded imbedded like a lot better than what i've seen up i've been month ago and i've been with the home. i've been, as barlow actually saw my home, one more coma got him, coma for the yeah. i'm a free and mostly come on my lot. i see him out of my can call them any miss. now we do, doesn't i did. i did. but can feel about it. and then at the moment you know that the theme is done in money for that kind of i'll be at the list that idea. i can handle what you're going to me and i meet the union in. can i went to the thing, the phone with them? i need someone to call us abilene from comma allusion, but i've got to mean how do you know that? i'm not going to like what i'm talking about on the back. the best value for you. one way minutes that you want to hear what the hell out of in an id house sounds better than i just call it. i can call me when we get off on the nurse, we've got no

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heather watson _ physically. saying, you're kidding me. heather watson also - physically.. heather watson also upper caps. what a superstar. absolutely incredible, history made. huge congratulations. extraordinary! for many people who do not understand the game of tennis, the first thing we started talking about was that there is the first time as a qualifier that she has made it this far. explain to us what that means and how that works. how is a qualifier to reach where she got to, how there was a significant. in how there was a significant. i�*i front to compare to football in england, and wales and scotland and northern ireland are going through, qualifiers at the moment and lastly. they're in a group and the smaller nations find it hard to qualify. if you compare that to tennis, stopped down to rankings chemically qualify for these big treatments of you're in certain ranking level. if you're not, you have to do tournaments beforehand if you do well enough and those come is the same as wimbledon, and on the other big competitions another grand slams. and beating all th

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>> jon: charles watson live in north port, florida.rles, thank you. >>> so as we wait for that press conference in wyoming to begin, let's bring in ted williams, former d.c. police homicide detective and a fox news contributor. ted, you've done that job for a long time. i've done this job for a long time. and something about brian laundrie's disappearance doesn't seem quite right. >> jon, i have to wholeheartedly agree with you. all we know is that at some stage that law enforcement lost sight, and they had no further conversations with brian. -- went to a specific area that they're searching. they really don't know if he's in that area. as you said, he's being treated as a missing person at this stage. he could be hiding out in that area. he could be dead for all we know. we just don't know where -- what is the final disportion at this time as it pertains to -- what is the final disposition at this time as it pertains to brian laundrie? >> jon: right he could be in mexico or cuba or someplace that will not extradite somebody to the un

charles watson in atlanta on the south carolina murder mystery.an llenas in new jersey on the recovery from ida's remnants. first, david spunt in wilmington, delaware following the president this weekend. david. >> reporter: hi, alicia, hi, griff. with what griff said, we had to listen to congressman mccall's statements a few times, i had to listen to it and make sure i understood exactly what he said. we are reaching out to the white house, also the national security council. we know congressman mccall specifically mentioned about an airport several hours north of kabul, that's where he alleges that americans are essentially being held on planes against their will. this is what he said just a few hours ago on fox news sunday. listen. >> we have six airplanes at sharif airport, six airplanes with american citizens on them as i speak, also with these interpreters and the taliban is holding them hostage for demands right now. the state has cleared these flights and the taliban will not let them leave the airport. >> reporter: again, this is several

we had had of the watsons was debating white mixed two go the distance was up how can the lta to makee, i don't think it's awesome noble, i don't think a government party can be responsible for making it or not making it. they can support them and make a difference but in the case of laura she had similar terror went back a few years ago she made the fourth two she had a wrist injury that kept her out of the game for two or three years. you can never tell. you can never be sure that a player is going to go and build on what they've done. but the early stages of what was saying, i would say that raikkonen is way ahead of where you'd thought should be right now. and she still going. she could maybe go further in the straw still. time will tell. dan evans, the only british male player left in the singles draw. he's not playing till tomorrow, is he? i notice he is down and doubles draw today. is he can play that game because he hasn't done a lots since having covid in july. is it a good idea for him be playing doubles is not always a good question with the weather they've had. ., , questi

iain watson, bbc news, brighton. now on bbc news, our world. asleep outside church, in rural zimbabwe, when he was attacked by a hyena. against the odds, he survived. immediately, when i arrived, they exposed these wounds, and here was a young man with, i mean literally, no face. he is now headed to south africa for life—changing surgery. when i saw the first photographs of how horrendous the injury was, i decided that i would do whatever i could to help him. our world has been given exclusive access to follow rodwell�*s journey to recovery. a rare moment of rest and play for rodwell and his mother, shamiso. it's just four months since rodwell was attacked. rodwell was living with his grandmother, in rural zimbabwe, when early in may, they attended an all—night prayer vigil. it was here, under this tree, that rodwell was attacked. rodwell�*s injuries were so severe, it seemed unlikely he would survive. rodwell lives in a remote part of zimbabwe. it was nearly two days before he reached a referral hospital in the country's capital, harare. you c

i'mjohn watson, i'm john watson, our headlines tonight...r of pakistan is off, as the ecb withdraw the men's and women's sides due to travel there next month. are derby doomed into adminstration? can they find an owner to safguard the club's future? and psg might top the table, but it wasn't all smiles for lionel messi last night. good evening. the ecb has cancelled the joint tours of the men and women's sides to pakistan next month. it follows a move by new zealand cricket to abandon their visit to the country on friday on security grounds. but, as patrick gearey now reports, england's withdrawl is to protect the mental and physical well being of the players. in pakistan, wherever and whenever they can, people play cricket. the problem is getting visitors to come and join in. problem is getting visitors to come andjoin in. it'sjust problem is getting visitors to come and join in. it'sjust got much tougher — as new zealand were on their home having cancelled a tour over security concerns last week, now england announced they won't be playing

so, again, my name is traci watson. i am a native of san francisco and i am a former seat six holder of the shelter monitor and committee and i've served i guess for the past four years and minus last year. so that would actually be three. and, i would like to be considered for another year because of my past service and my passion for the homeless community. i started off working in the shelter system with united counsel. i worked with the family shelter, the women's shelter. i also worked over at united counsel shelter. i also worked at a woman's place, brockman shelter and also the transitional housing at 1138 howard and then i went to 2211 13th street and that's where i first got the passion of working in the homeless -- working on wanting to serve on the shelter monitor committee as an employee over at c.a.t.s. and working with my co-workers and when the s.m.c. council came in and did a walk through and my concern why i wanted to get on the board is because of the staff that they were hiring and lack of empathy and

is the one looking to solve the mystery of watson computer maker ibm. tony, what are you looking at? >> exactly, i'm seeing weakness here in ibm and especially issues with and tech i think this is really an opportunity here but if we first take a look at the chart of the dow jones computer services index, we've seen a fairly strong run since march. recently it broke below the 50-day average and recently peaked below the market and i see some particular downside from this particular industry. and we look at ibm, one of the bigger names in this specific sub industry, ibm looked like it was having a turnaround year. the highs around 152 or so was the highest the stock had been in almost ten years or so. but one thing we do have to keep in mind is this stock peaked against the market back in 2011, about ten years ago. so when ibm broke below the 138 support level, which we saw here a few weeks ago and you see relative poor performance relative to the industry, the market, this really confirms what i see as a weak stock in a weak industry right now. so given

charles watson fox news. in oakland. two more people were killed last night. five other people were wounded. it happened all in a matter of hours. a 28 year ran from stockton was shot and killed and three others were injured in a shooting. that happened shortly after two this morning outside a nightclub in the uptown district. police don't know yet if they were targeted or random victims earlier that night, there was a drive by shooting that killed a man outside of a house party near arroyo. vallejo park. in another part of oakland, police say a man riding in a car on foothill boulevard was wounded by a stray bullet at about nine last night and just before nine. last night a man from san ramon was shot and wounded during the robbery on seventh street near the main post office. 97 people have now been killed in oakland so far this year, and we still have what 3.5 months to go. compare that to 71, who were killed at this time last year. in pittsburgh police say one woman died and another was critically wounded in a shooting this morning that women were found by

michael watson. welcome back. all righty. so the book is called super imperialism the origin and fundamentals of us world dominance. when did you 1st publish it or in what's the main faces? i published it in september of 1972. just 13 months that united states went off both. and at that time people were wringing their hands and saying, oh, now that the u. s. law old law ability to control other countries. and i pointed out that one countries in central banks didn't have gold anymore to cash. and the u . s. balance of payments deficit, which isn't either late military, there was nothing they could do was saved by foreign reserves, but by us treasury security. and my argument was that the but replacing bold with us treasury securities meant that other countries are international reserves. by financing the u. s military balance and payments that was done because all throughout the 19 fifties and sixties and seventies, the entire us balance of payments deficit was the result of the war and southeast asia and elsewhere around the

charles watson in northport florida. authorities search for brian laundrie we have new details about his run-in with police in moab utah and august 12 during his cross-country trip with gabby petito. witness called police to report domestic violence situation telling the dispatcher he saw brian sobbing gabby tonight we have new audio that reveals utah police officers were told a man hit a woman. >> a male hit a female, domestic, he got into a white ford transit van with a black ladder on the back with the florida plate. >> moments later when they pulled over brian gabby appears to take the blame. >> i was apologizing to him and saying i'm sorry i'm so mean. >> police have requested an independent investigation into whether the officers handled the incident appropriately. in northport florida were 30 the fbi showed up to the laundrie family home to collect personal items belonging to brian we see two agents enter the enclosed porch, they write something down on a piece of paper before leaving a short time later with what

iain watson, thank ou.infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period, which means an average of 34,312 per day in the last week. the figures also show there were more than 7,500 people in hospital being treated for coronavirus yesterday. 121 deaths were reported in the latest 24—hour period — that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test. that takes the average deaths per day to 114 over the last week. 0n vaccinations, more than 88% of people over the age of 16 have had theirfirstjab, and more than 79% percent of people over 16 have had both doses. the foreign secretary dominic raab says the uk and pakistan have a shared interest in securing a stable and peaceful future in afghanistan. mr raab visited the border between the two countries and announced help for areas expecting an influx of refugees, but said aid inside afghanistan would be given only to charities, not directly to the taliban. 0ur afghanistan correspondent secunder kermani, with cameraman malik mudassir, reports from kab

charles watson is joins us from north port, florida, with the latest on the search for him.ernoon. >> reporter: hi, mike. police say the motivation to find brian laundrie is as strong today as it was on their first day of search areas in that massive swamp area. the 25 crowrkz-acre carlton reserve has a lot of challenging obstacles, alligators, muddy land and a lot of water. about 75% of the reserve is submerged. former reality tv star dog the bounty hunter is thousand joining the manhunt for brian. less than 24 hours ago, dog knocked on the front door of the laundrie family home. fox news digital spoke with him moments after that. >> the strongest lead i see is that one of her friends said he had been in the appalachian mountains by himself for a couple months. now, he's not just a camper then, he is an outdoorsman. >> reporter: so you have police, dog the bounty hunter and now a local law firm is stepping up to help find brian. that law firm offering up to $20,000 to anyone who can lead authorities to the 23-year-old fugitive. >> people are devastated. so we wanted to help

fox news charles watson has the latest now from washington.s no surprise president biden's announcement of a vaccine mandate has been met with resistance by republican leaders, governors say those who are still skeptical of the vaccine won't be convinced by the government, making it mandatory if they want to keep their job and i'm trying to overcome resistance, but the president's actions in a mandate hardens the resistance. the distrust is with government. this enhances the distrust. the president's order requires businesses with more than 100 employees. wire proof of vaccination or weekly testing. federal employees and contractors don't have the option of just getting tested. they must get vaccinated. republicans say the mandate is unconstitutional and they're already preparing lawsuits. regis overreach of federal authority and as we see what these rules are, we will be able to know exactly how we will be able to challenge them in court. the push from the white house is its latest effort to get the delta surge under control, which is current

iain watson, bbc news, brighton. — jonathan blake at the conference in brighton. how much will this overshadow policy discussions? here we are talking about it, so it has certainly dominated the first day of labour plasmas gathering here in brighton this year. and there will be a vote on it on the conference floor tomorrow, so we will be talking about it then as well. but as far as sir keir starmer is concerned, he is notjust picking a fight for the sake of it. he said when he arrived here in brighton this morning that labour needed to set out its vision for the future and as far as he is concerned, part of that vision means making big changes to the internal workings of the labour party, particularly around leadership contest and how much support labour mps need to get themselves on the ballot to run for labour leader. he sees these changes is crucial to positioning the party as more credible to voters and making it easier for them to win a general election and stop a lot of the internal wrangling and division, as w

alix: marilyn watson joined me now. as i mentioned earlier, none of them surprising. >> we have seen increasingly hawkish rhetoric from the people that you would expect. i think it is finally balanced. we only recently had the results where they reviewed the strategy where they haven't that's what they have increased the bar. in terms of the program, i think next week it will be finally balanced. although we have seen the financial conditions improved in the last few months, we are seeing the uncertainty of the delta variant of the virus. another thing in terms of messaging, we will get the announcement. i do think we are getting there in terms of announcing some form of taper. i certainly think that we are edging there. alix: let's break down that question. not that they were hawkish, but maybe we are not going to have that flexibility. the rhetoric is that we may have flexibility. do we know yet what the committee is thinking? >> when you have such a diverse group of countries and economies, it is difficult to go out

ben watson and phil graham won a silver. 0ver retirement. ben watson and phil graham won a silver., there was a bronze to dan greaves and silver take sammi kinghorn. in the swimming pool, bethany firth took a gold medal. her team—mate took a bronze in the same race. in the men's 100 team—mate took a bronze in the same race. in the men's100 metres back row two stroke, there was a bronze as well. she announced her retirement from sport, she has empowered people when she started at 13 years old, she has change people's perceptions of disabilities and she is very much so increase the profile paralympic sport. ellie simmonds courier will be something everyone will be celebrating. leaving a great legacy in disability sport and sport in general. thanks so much for now, rachel. 0nto cricket. england have the edge after the morning session on the first day of the fourth test against india at the oval. joe root�*s side didn't make the most of the overcast conditions in london initially after winning the toss, but eventually the bowlers got into their groove, reducing india to 54—3 at lunch.

i'm charles watson i another day, another chance.e the most of it with the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses. and get the advanced cybersecurity solutions you need with comcast business securityedge. ask how to get comcast business securityedge to help protect all your connected devices. and get started with a great offer on fast and reliable internet and voice for just $64.99 a month. plus, ask how to get a prepaid card up to $500. call or go online today to learn more. comcast business. powering possibilities. the early morning hours of this labor day, holiday. officers say a man drove under the wrong side of interstate 80 and unfortunately slammed head on into another car. ktvu is james tors tells us that he then ran from the scene. labor day weekend can be deadly on the roads this morning is an example of that. chp officers found this scene after one a.m. two cars and the guardrail mangled after a driver went in the wrong direction, so the suspect continued on but he's westbound down the eastbound lanes o

from brighton, our political correspondent, iain watson, reports, and i should warn you it contains someam has the regulator ofjam has rejected accusations that the current energy crisis is about not regulating the market. a number of smaller providers have collapsed in larger companies believe that a stress testing of the sector would have proved that many of these providers were unviable. a 12—year—old boy has died at an indoor ski centre in the west midlands. ambulance crews were called to the snowdon and tamworth yesterday evening following reports that a child had been heard but they were unable to save him. police say a man has also been treated for injuries. a tense diplomatic and legal stand—offs and united states and china and canada has come to an abrupt conclusion. the executive is being flown back to china after being flown back to china after being released in home detention in canada. apparently in return, china has released two canadians it had imprisoned on espionage charges. david willis has more. leaving her home in vancouver for the last time after three years of house

nancy: laura ingraham thank you. >> standing by in florida, charles watson.aundrie family tells us he went into the 25,000 acre swamp. why should we believe him. he was not returning gabby's parent's e-mails or calls, how do i know he is not on a plane to cuba. reporter: that question is on a lot of people's minds, tomorrow police say they have not found any signs yet of brian laundrie, you can expect the search to continue tomorrow morning. likely we'll see dozens of agents scouring through the canton reserve. they wanted him missing, police say brian is a person of interest. very important to note he is a person of interest. in the case pertaining to gabby petito. no word on whether police will change that designation with the news of the discover of the body believed to be that of gabby petito. >> why has brian laundrie left? why should we believe he is in the carlton reserve? or has he left the country? left the state? we don't know. let's go back to panel. high profile lawyer, out of jacksonville, former fed with fbi, how can you make the forensic eviden

america, that is the price of the so-called war on terror since 2001, as detailed by brown university's watson institute. the cost to u.s. taxpayers of sending forces to afghanistan, iraq, libya, syria, yemen, and other countries in a continuing war, that as biden implied last week, has metastasized more than succeeded. roughly half of that total, $2.3 trillion, she writes, went into afghanistan. that does not include the price is human cost of nearly 6300 american lives lost, thousands more wounded, and the vast losses suffered by the afghan people. even as the foreign policy establishment savages fighting for ending the occupation in afghanistan, one can only be outraged by the money and lives squandered on military adventures that have ended in disgraceful calamities. the republican leader in the u.s. house, kevin mccarthy, yesterday, called for a full accounting of the end of the afghanistan war. here are some of his comments. [video clip] >> listened yesterday to general mckenzie, saying american troops have left afghanistan, but we did not get everybody out that we wanted to get out. i h

didn't you nearly get rid of tom watson as deputy leader while he was sitting in a chinese restaurantmple! that is the best example _ you could use, because part of this, sometimes it is not the politicians, sometimes it is the courtiers that i might cause you the problem. so, are you going to go along with trying to get rid of david evans, the general secretary of the party? when it came to the example you just used, that was around them trying - to get rid of tom watson, - when jeremy found out about it, he put his foot down and stopped it. that was it. that is what i would say to kier, you need to do that now. - yeah, becausejeremy corbyn did not have enough control of the party and it stymied him and he would have benefited from having more control, which is what keir starmer is trying to do. well, the way you get control. is that you ensure that you win elections and the party and kier has got control of the nec, _ he has got a majority of the nec and in terms of the structural. arrangements, we were settled on one person, one vote, - that was settled by ed miliband and now, to r

watson coleman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new jersey is recognized for two minutes. mrs. watson coleman: thank you, mr. speaker. and thank you to chairwoman delauro for giving -- yielding me this time. mr. speaker, i rise today in strong support of h.r. 5304, the extending government funding and delivering emergency assistance act. this important piece of legislation will achieve two vital goals. keeping our government funded through december 3, and providing much-needed relief to areas impacted by natural disasters this year. the emergency assistance is vital for my constituents who were heavily impacted by hurricane ida, which caused historic flooding across central jersey. the assistance will ensure that townships and individuals in my district can fully recover and repair from the damages of the storm. canceling the outstanding balances of fema's community disaster loans, this will lift a financial burden that new jersey as well as other states and territories have struggled w

iain watson, bbc news, brighton.e of what it called "a serious breach of good faith." the company's services between london, kent and east sussex will now be publicly run. the decision was made after more than £25 million of historical payments due to the department for transport were not paid. 0ur transport correspondent caroline davies reports. it's not unusual for train lines to be renationalised. what is rare is when it's about trust. this morning, the government announced it would be taking over running lser's services after it found that £25 million had not been declared by the operator. the company itself is taking a large number of steps, and i'm sure they will be saying more about it. as far as i was concerned, no matter what steps they took, to breach the confidence of the public, to deliberately conceal payments due back to the taxpayer, is entirely unacceptable. the operator of last resort will take over the services from the 17th of october, but the government has ensured passengers and the railway�*s em

stay with us as we have rob watson coming up next as well. nothing about muppets just rob watson.had these values throughout august so hence of it so impressive out there and you're not used to these highs certainly not in the last few weeks. to the clear skies across the uk but the side of the breakdown of the heat is already visible in the fourth of the southwest of the uk and it back to the course of the night there could be some showers hit and miss around parts of cornwall and devon. 0f parts of cornwall and devon. of the vast majority of us will have a dry clear and i and vast majority of us will have a dry clearand i and it vast majority of us will have a dry clear and i and it will be a warm one as well. 15 in liverpool and birmingham, cardiff and plymouth no lower than 70 degrees. here is a low pressure on the wednesday and it's approaching the southwest of the uk. here is where front across southwestern part of the country and let's call it a thunder front. it's going to bring those thunderstorms and downpours to the southwest, two wales and basically by the time we get

iain watson, bbc news, brighton.there were 31,348 new infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period, with another 122 deaths reported — that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid test. 0n vaccinations, 89.6% of people aged 16 or over have had theirfirstjab, while 82.2% are now fully vaccinated. in germany, it's the final day of campaigning ahead of the country's general election tomorrow. angela merkel is stepping aside as chancellor after 16 years in power, and her cdu party is facing a tight race against the social democrats. 0ur correspondent jenny hill is in berlin. a new leader soon but it is also the end of an era. a new leader soon but it is also the end of an era-— end of an era. yes, germany is on the threshold _ end of an era. yes, germany is on the threshold of _ end of an era. yes, germany is on the threshold of a _ end of an era. yes, germany is on the threshold of a new— end of an era. yes, germany is on the threshold of a new political. end of an era. yes, germany is on | the threshol

thank you, iain watson in brighton.f sabina nessa, the teacher whose body was found in a south—east london park. the 36—year—old was arrested at a property in east sussex in the early hours of sunday morning. despite injunctions which mean they could be sent to prison, insulate britain climate protesters have caused disruption on the m25 for a sixth time in a fortnight. activists blocked a slip road of the capital's orbital motorway near heathrow airport. the met police say 53 people were arrested. new research shows people in poorer parts of england are nearly twice as likely to wait more than a year for treatment than those in wealthier parts of the country. millions across the uk are currently on nhs waiting lists. the research shows some are taking out loans or even crowdfunding to pay forfaster, private health care. victoria derbyshire reports. running a flu clinic outside this surgery in north london, dr leora harverd is struggling to keep up. i feel at the moment we are so overwhelmed that i cannot deliver medici

and gender how they are treated in the weeks and months to come. >> thank you very much, ivan wat watson> america's top general is feeling angry. he spoke with losing soldiers killed in action as well as the wound dsed and the grieving families. the general visited with troops and he praised them for their roles. take a look. >> you guys did an incredible job. all of you. everybody. the army, navy and marine and air force flying out. 124,000 people, that's what you sa saved. >> the u.s. air force there who helps overseeing the withdrawal of the troops. the commander describes a fast-moving operation. the final five planes were in and out of kabul and under three hours. when the flights were loaded, all those planes were in the air within three minuteminutes. the commander spoke with cnn what it is like to be the last plane out of afghanistan >> you focus on your mission and individual tasks and you focus on success and you focus on doing your part of the mission as well as you possibly can. >> i was able to see in front of me the first aircraft just made their left turn. the second right

i'mjohn watson.brilliance rescues wales against belarus in world cup qualifying. england require a record run chase if they're to win the fourth test against india at the oval. usa dig themselves out of trouble at the solheim cup in ohio — they're back in contention and within a point of europe. and there's delerium for the dutch as max verstappen goes top of the f1 standings by winning his home grand prix. welcome along thanks forjoining us. 56 days since england stepped out for the euro 2020 final against italy, gareth southgate�*s side returned to wembley on theirjourney to qualify for next year's world cup in qatar as they comfortably beat minnows andorra. while two thousand miles away in the russian city of kazan, wales faced belarus. the qualifier being played there instead of minsk because of the political santions imposed there. and it was gareth bale to the rescue — a hat—trick in a 3—2 win. ben croucher reports. 2000 miles from home to play belarus in russia. a long, complex journey but not