this bank receives fruit and vegetable donations regularly from watson's farm.tributed over a million meals in the past eight months. and more and more, it's ordinary families who need help to be able to feed their children. the packages are distributed to people the city has identified as in need - such as leo and his partner mas. she lost her job after undergoing an operation. then, she had trouble feeding her four children. before they discovered the food bank, they often ate only once a day. it's not just me, i have friends with children all in the same position. my brother's in the same position. he lost his job. and, he had a mortgage, as well, you know, now he has to sell his house. he's losing tens of thousands, so he's going to end up in a lot of debt. and it's still hard, you know, it's still hard because we still get the food. so, there is that moment where i feel, this month, i feel good because i don't have to ask anyone for food, but then i have to anyway. and it hurts, you know, like if: pride or whatever, i don't know, your dignity, you just feel

this bank receives fruit and vegetable donations regularly from watson's farm.tributed over a million meals in the past eight months. and more and more, it's ordinary families who need help to be able to feed their children. the packages are distributed to people the city has identified as in need - such as leo and his partner mas. she lost her job after undergoing an operation. then, she had trouble feeding her four children. before they discovered the food bank, they often ate only once a day. it's not just me, i have friends with children all in the same position. my brother's in the same position. he lost his job. and, he had a mortgage, as well, you know, now he has to sell his house. he's losing tens of thousands, so he's going to end up in a lot of debt. and it's still hard, you know, it's still hard because we still get the food. so, there is that moment where i feel, this month, i feel good because i don't have to ask anyone for food, but then i have to anyway. and it hurts, you know, like if: pride or whatever, i don't know, your dignity, you just feel

watson just was too much of a mastermind of the actual killings. he's ever told the truth about the murders either. >> juju: for the family members of the victims, the grief is still real. the memories still raw. corey labianca, daughter of leno and rosemary, telling "nightline" her release may be considered legal, but to me and my family, it is ethically and morally wrong. for deborah tate, staying involved in the proceedings for other manson family members is her mission. >> i have four other manson family inmates that are coming up for parole in between now and the end of the year. and i will attend to those. i will fight and do what i do. and i will attend to those. i will fight and do what i do. and that's all i can do. takes . the world's #1 sleep aid brand for a better night sleep. so now, he wakes up feeling like himself. the reigning family room middle-weight champion. better days start with zzzquil nights. (owner) purina one... we switched and wow! from day 1, its proven natural nutrition supports charlie's strong immune system... and gin

thank you, ian watson, from westminster — society.watson, from westminster with _ society. thank you, ian watson, from westminster with that _ society. thank you, ian watson, from westminster with that update. - some breeds of dog are already banned in the uk. with more on that, in our newsroom here's our reporter there are four types of dog on the banned list but it also includes... now, as well as being illegal to own that dog, you also cannot sell any banned dog here in the uk. you are not allowed to abandon a band dog. also, it is illegal to give away a band dog and you are not allowed to breed from a band dog as well. whether your dog is not allowed as not down to its breed. if a dog had lots of characteristics of a pit bull terrier, it may well get put on the list. any of the authorities can take away such a dog from an owner but often police have to get court permission to do that. the court can decide that the dog is not a real risk to the public and allow the dog to be given back to the owner. that is under strict conditions.

and then watson and -- >> sharon tate is quite naturally screaming.d folger break out a side door break across the lawn. watson chases after them. >> soon everyone was left for dead except for sharon tate. >> she's begging for her life, but for her babies. susan atkins says, (bleep) i have no sympathy for you. and she slaughtered her. >> then susan atkins wrote the word pig in blood on the front door, to make sure the cops would connect these murders to gary hinman's murder. >> they arrive back at the ranch. charlie manson is waiting for them. what did you do? tell me about it? and they tell him. and he is furious. from their description, he doesn't think they've left the house appalling enough that it will get the attention they want. >> so, said guinn, manson himself returned to the house and draped an american flag near sharon tate's body. >> manson with his sense of theater thought that would be the thing that would really, really make everybody gasp and pay attention. >> the actress and four of her friends were murdered in circumstances -- >> bod

doctor watson, he was a doctor, okay, doctor watson is our patients’ version, i’m afraid we might rollme on, chaos, chaos, that’s it, both answers are accepted, doctor watson, doctor, chaos, no, let’s check what and how we have on the scoreboard, well, just in case, let’s open the first line right away so that everything is clear, let’s dot the points on our first line who, aibalit, aibalit? we open, so they wanted to open preobrazhensky, who else did they want to open, liza, fasovsky, so, who else are the most famous doctors, heroes, something, dr. watson watson, okay, well, let’s open that line for which you could get 240 points, open sixth line on it, sigh? yesterday you read doctor zhivag and i forgot about him, what does this mean you remembered, this happens, you didn’t read it. we open the fifth line, pillyulkin, about dunno, there is a character, pillykin, whom everyone remembered with pleasure, 180 points, also not to you, we open the fourth line, bykov bykov, what kind of people are these, doctor bykov, if you guessed someone’s answer on the second line, someone’s on the thir

earlier he was speaking to my colleague stephen watson who asked him whether he was ready for revengeam ready. i wouldn't say revenge. i think more like redemption for ourselves and there was a few guys that were on that team that thought we certainly could have got more out of ourselves. hopefully we do this time around. the opposite end of the spectrum we have one of the newcomers bob macintyre who posted a photo of himself wearing ryder cup pyjamas. very fetching indeed. macintyre also said he is enjoying his experience here and enjoyed the experience of the unique europe locker room which their captain luke donald has posted a video tour of. lots of memorabilia, lots of photos including of the late great seve ballesteros. bob said he had hoped those images would be inspirational on his ryder cup debut. kind of a football changing room feel. got the lockers on one side and then you go through to another room that gives you goosebumps when you walk into that room and see, they got a shot of seve. it is special. you're in a special week, you're in a golf tournament that means the wor

iain watson and phil mackie, _ particular type of dog. thank— particular type of dog. iain watson and phil mackie, thank you. - the father, stepmother and uncle of 10 year old sara sharif have been charged with her murder. sara's body was discovered in her home in woking last month. 0ur correspondentjessica lane is outside court in guildford where the three are due to appear this afternoon. it was just after midnight that surrey police announced they were bringing charges against three people in relation to sara sharif�*s death. they are herfather people in relation to sara sharif�*s death. they are her father earth and sharif, herstepmother death. they are her father earth and sharif, her stepmother beinash batool and her uncle faisal malik. they have all been charged with murder and charged with causing or allowing the death of a child. —— her father allowing the death of a child. —— herfather urfan allowing the death of a child. —— her father urfan sharif. it was after sara sharif was found dead at her home in woking in surrey on the 1

remember watson? >> if you have watson, that was the original a.i. >> i'm sure ibm is screaming, how about us? >> 1997 champion, watson beat. you remember them from jeopardy. these are names that still have the a.i. kicker but to guy's point, they have a much better valuation, much easier to digest. you're not buying nvidia. you're buying ibm or dell, cisco. all names have a much lower valuation and still get the a.i. kicker. >> it is fascinating. karen, what do you make of these names as well? you get more with dell. i understand their computing division wasn't all that either. >> right. i think we've seen -- we saw it with best buy that mab we're talking about the bottoming out of the consumer electronics space, and this is maybe the pc cycle has really bottomed. and so to guy and steve afc point you have a bottoming cycle, a low p.e. in a market where rates are moving generally higher. maybe not today. that's a pretty good place to be. i'm not there unfortunately, but impressive from dell. you saw

earlier on he was speaking to my colleague stephen watson, who ask him whether he was ready for revenge was ready for revenge-— whether he was ready for revenue. �* ., , ., �* revenge. i'm ready. iwouldn't say revenge. _ revenge. i'm ready. iwouldn't say revenge. i _ revenge. i'm ready. iwouldn't say revenge, i think— revenge. i'm ready. iwouldn't say revenge, i think more - revenge. i'm ready. iwouldn't say revenge, i think more like| say revenge, i think more like redemption for ourselves. there is a few guys who were on that team who felt like we certainly could have got more out of ourselves, and hopefully this time around we did. the opposite _ time around we did. the opposite end _ time around we did. the opposite end of - time around we did. the opposite end of the - time around we did. the opposite end of the spectrum, we have 1 of the newcomers, bob mcintyre, who posted a photo of himself wearing ryder cup pajamas, very fetching indeed. but mcintyre also said that he is enjoying his experience here. he particularly enjoyed the experience of the unique europe locker room, which

emma watson. >> dierks: emma watson like method acted her way through the whole thing.e blood. >> stephen: you're saying emma watson drew blood on you? >> phil: when i went into the back wall -- >> dierks: he got hurt, and she smiled and kind of laughed about it. she was happy. >> stephen: famously cruel person, emma watson. >> phil: it was a little hurtful, to be honest with you. 'cause i love her. she's so good. >> dierks: that's the motivation we needed to take it to the next level. >> stephen: dierks, i heard your son recently won a championship of his own. >> dierks: he did. >> stephen: tell me about that. let's be proud of our children. >> dierks: yeah, he plays travel hockey. i'm a travel hockey dad. my wife travels a lot too. he's nine. we were just out las vegas. >> stephen: what did he win? >> dierks: they won a big tournament out there. speaking about motivation, i'm all about finding ways to motivate myself, motivate my family, and knox's team was kind of getting off to a slow start, so me and some of the dads had a great idea that -- give them a little extr

watson putting the final touches on this dub. you don't think they're excited. >> louis: this game doesn't mean a little bit more to him? that's cool to see. that's why you love sports right there. and that's why you love games that have special meaning. >> mark: cheese and beer run through his blood. looking like he's looking for someone to hug out there with the pirate themed cougar shirts in honor of mike leach. >> louis: you see the look on ben arbuckle's face? yeah, yeah, congratulations. i got some thingses to clean up with this offense. >> mark: and the athletic director patrick chung. happy night for him. q had an interesting great interview with him a little bit earlier tonight, if you caught it. as for wisconsin, well, they'll head back on the flight tonight and take on georgia southern next week in madison. all the things that coach dickert had to endure in 2020, a shortened season, the head coach let go, the result of that. all the departures, and then others coming onboard, and he's downstairs with quint. look at tha

from los angeles, california, here's trigg watson.arties... point to the card that you think is right. ...high school auditoriums, corporate events. and everything has led to this moment right here. do you think you could win? i do. absolutely. i could sense that simon was a little skeptical, so i had to let the act speak for itself. ♪♪ heidi. i don't know how many times i was going, "wow, wow, wow, wow." trigg: when my audition aired, there was so much positive feedback, but there were a lot of comments online of people saying, "this is fake. this is edited. this didn't happen live." it was disappointing, but that's why i'm excited about the live shows. this is my chance to prove there is no editing, just magic's happening in the moment. winning agt would bring my magic to a global audience. i've always had a fascination with technology, but magic? it's what i was born to do. i've already quit my day job. there is no plan b. this is it. [ cheers and applause ] trust me. you will not believe what you see when trigg performs. that's if

iain watson, thank you very much.nd you are watching bbc news from around the world and across the uk. —— watching. let's look at some other stories making news. the gmb union says all 400 wilko stores across the uk will close by early october, after a rescue deal for the chain fell through, effectively erasing the name from the high street. 12,500 staff. the owner of hmv, doug putman, hoped to keep up to 300 wilko shops open, but his bid collapsed. the nhs is rolling out booster shots of covid and flu vaccines to older people living in care homes in england. the rollout begins today for those at most risk. concerns are growing over the spread of a new covid variant. there have been 3a confirmed cases of ba.2.86 so far — 28 of them in one care home. the german car giant bmw will invest hundreds of millions of pounds in its mini factory near oxford to build a new generation of electric cars. production of two new electric mini models is due to begin at the plant in cowley in 2026. more than 4,000 people work across two

for may as a result of watson's injury. dan roan from marseille.d— argentina match. england's perfect start to euro qualifying has been dented by ukraine. kyle walker scored the first goal for his country as they came from behind to draw 1—1 in poland. gareth southgate�*s side are still six points clear at the top of group c with three games left to play. adam cottier reports. supporters of ukraine travelled from near and far to south—west poland, just a few hundred miles from the ukraine border. inside the stadium they offer us during reception to their team as the conflict in their home country continues. short of the half—hour mark came a huge moment of m half—hour mark came a huge moment of joy for them as arsenal's zen genco put his country had against an england team who had won their previous four. harry maguire, jordan henderson started despite debate over their inclusion, they found a foothold hard to find until a goal came from kyle walker, from harry kane double sublime pass to score his first goal in his 77th cap. saka struck the crossb

katy watson, bbc news, in sao paulo.o is a senior legal adviser at the center for reproductive rights. i asked her where things stand with the current legislation. every year at least 500,000 abortions are recorded in brazil. most of them are outside the system, and in most cases unsafe. there is also at least almost 3000 women who are criminalised because of the crime of abortion. we know with compared experiences in several countries in latin america and the rest of the world, the use of crime of abortion is not necessarily a good way to stop abortion from happening. it keeps happening, just that women and girls are compelling to go to unsafe procedures. in this case, it's not an exception. in brazil, there is many procedures that perform in and safeway. this would be a very good response to have a better acknowledgement of fundamental rights of women and girls. they will have access to this procedure within the health care system in a safe and fair way. this could protect from unsafe abortions. that is the first time

as like amos watson, who has been a massive part for the _ watson, who has been a massive part for thers. looking forward to watching him play~ _ looking forward to watching him play. the — looking forward to watching him play. the crosby, another has come through— play. the crosby, another has come through a _ play. the crosby, another has come through a different path may come up for grabs. _ through a different path may come up for grabs, spots in his final game in the _ for grabs, spots in his final game in the hope — for grabs, spots in his final game in the hope of getting through to the quarters can everything to paper — the quarters can everything to paper. two or three boys in the back row _ paper. two or three boys in the back row but _ paper. two or three boys in the back row, but across the squad, loads to fi-ht row, but across the squad, loads to fight for— row, but across the squad, loads to fight for estelle to finish this competition on a high and get out of this pool— competition on a high and get out of this pool a — competition on a high and get out of this ool a. i,

she was like, "oh, of watson and crick. then a part of her brain was like, "ooh, crick. [ laughter ] "allie -- allie, like a crick in your neck. [ laughter ] and she was like, "no, shut up brain. that doesn't make any sense. and her brain was like, "no, it didn't work really good. [ laughter ] is this our last one yeah, this is last one we often go to scollins for our closers. and that's what we're doing here today. scollins -- if you've seen scollins once before, and it was the -- it was a cosby joke, which was everyone's favorite. [ laughter ] "today was national napping day," said parents who weren't ready to tell the truth about grandma. [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] "no, no, no," said -- there -- yeah, yeah [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause "you don't get it. you guys, what a time we've had. this has been "surprise inspection." [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: as i said, it's feeling more and more like spring. and there's nothing i like more in spring than hanging out with some friends and drin

katy watson is covering this story.ormer president and his wife and lawyer were supposed to speak today. >> it's important to understand his former personal aide, the one alleged to have sold the watches for $17,000, is speaking with police. so he has a story. the police were questioning bolsonaro and his wife in separate rooms and they are remaining silent. he has denied wrongdoing in the past. he says his former personal aide was never asked to do anything and had a lot of independence but clearly there is a story coming out from him and federal police want to find out from bolsonaro what his version of the truth is but they did not get to find that out today. >> how are his supporters reacting? >> they are relatively quiet on this. the country is pretty divided still. now with president desalvo, politics have taken a u-turn. the country is politically divided. there are those who are very angry with what is happening with bolsonaro and others are glad to see justice being done. his supporters are talking online about

but and we can't whether emma can't confirm whether emma watson on that watson was or was not on thatup in the final pentagon sets final section, the pentagon sets up a website, eyes right, up a ufo website, eyes right, deadly books. and out deadly books. and we find out who is the real top see you who is the real top guy. see you soon welcome back to headliners. let's get straight into it with the telegraph . and the leader of the telegraph. and the leader of the telegraph. and the leader of the boys been the florida proud boys has been jailed for 17 for role jailed for 17 years for his role in january sixth protests. in the january sixth protests. now, right outcome now, is this the right outcome or just now, is this the right outcome orjust a now, is this the right outcome or just a two now, is this the right outcome orjust a two tier justice or just a two tier justice system nicholas the system at work? nicholas the proud boys florida leader jailed proud boys florida leaderjailed for 17 years over capitol riots. >> so too , the main leaders of >> so too, the main leaders of the gr

a statement from us national security council spokeswoman adrienne watson said, spokeswoman adrienne to criticism of the deal, a state department spokesperson told our partners at cbs news that the move is in line with longstanding policies that allow humanitarian money into countries with what they call "objectionable actions." the us says it will have oversight on how it is used and that no sanctions have been lifted against iran. the official says the funds do not go directly to iran and are for humanitarian use only. iranian officials have also weighed in. the country's foreign ministry told reporters on monday that he's hopeful the prisoner swap will happen in the nearfuture. turning to morocco, where the death toll from a devastating earthquake has soared to nearly 3,000. many of the deaths are in hard—to—reach mountain areas, with people are using their bare hands to dig for survivors due to a lack of heavy—lifting equipment. here's what we know so far. the country's state tv says the death toll rose to 2,862, with nearly the same number injured and morocco�*s government has a

iain watson, bbc news.ore gap tree at hadrian's wall. police say a man in his 60s is in custody and assisting with enquiries. earlier a 16—year—old boy, who was arrested yesterday, was released on bail. alison freeman reports. for many it wasn'tjust a tree — it was a special place. but today, forensics teams pored over the stump of this world—famous tree, taking photos and gathering samples that would help the police investigation. earlier today, a 16—year—old boy arrested on suspicion of criminal damage was released on bail. but tonight, northumbria police said they'd arrested a man in his 60s in connection with their inquiry. people are still sad and angry about the loss, but now thoughts are turning to whether the tree can be salvaged. so, trees can recover from extreme events like this but they will grow differently. so, some trees can produce suckers from the bottom but they become multi—stemmed. what was significant about this tree was its form in the landscape. so it could never look the same? it wou

his question by labor mp tom watson. >> mr.urdoch, at what point did you find out that criminality was endemic at the news of the world? >> endemic is a very hard -- is a very wide-ranging word, and i also had to be extremely careful not to prejudice the course of justice which is taking place now. that has been disclosed. i became aware as it became apparent. amy: the british parliamentary committee concluded rupert murdoch and his son james showed "willful blindness" about the scale of phone hacking at "news of the world." the next year, a parliamentary report concluded rupert murdoch was "not a fit person" to run a major international media company. this is british labour mp tom watson in 2012. >> everybody in the world knows who is responsible for the wrongdoing of news corp., rupert murdoch. more than any individual alive, he is to blame. morally, the deeds are his. he paid the piper. this is his company, his culture, his people, his business, his failures, his lies, his crimes. amy: meanwhile, here in the united states, t

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is watson going to play? is a.j. back? >> watson's playing. >> watson's playing?hen you're going to win. that's it. i know you're going to win. >> caller: my man mr. jimmy, mr. new york city. all right, man, here, i've got a big dilemma going on. >> okay. >> caller: so i invested in a lot of shares last year in disney stock. i want to say around the 140 price range. >> sell sell sell! >> caller: what do i do from here? >> i had this discussion with jeff marks today for the club, and i said you know what? i think the rally is going to start in october. maybe we buy some disney. and he said, maybe not. i didn't say anything. it remains to be seen whether or not yesterday's reversal has staying power. but the thought of coming into of the best months of the year full of bearish sentiment, that ain't cutting it here. "mad money" tonight. after a host of announcement the stock still plummeted today, its worst day since march 2020. what a bummer. was that warranted? come on. or was it an overreaction? why don't we speak to the co-ceos? then fintech the last couple years

and also anthony watson, and jack van poortvliet due to injury. players have stepped up.s england side up against a very strong and experienced argentina side. they have met three times before at a world cup, this fourth occasion, argentina will be looking to get the victory, england won the three previous. the last time they met was last november... england got the win. ,, , �* ~ ,, , ~ win. sound breaks up. grace i think the connection — win. sound breaks up. grace i think the connection is _ win. sound breaks up. grace i think the connection is breaking _ win. sound breaks up. grace i think the connection is breaking up - win. sound breaks up. grace i think the connection is breaking up a - the connection is breaking up a bit, can you hear us? we will have to leave it there, that was the bbc�*s grace harbage in marseille with the expectations for the england team as they wait to take on argentina. there was also successful france earlier on in their match, there was france in first match yesterday —— there was successful france. if like me, you're finding it a bit hot

katy watson, bbc news, in sao paulo.eyes on the skies above the us state of utah this weekend. a capsule — containing rocks and dust from an asteroid — is due to plummet from space at more than 15 times the speed of a rifle bullet. it took four years to reach the asteroid and collect the samples, which could give vital clues about the formation of our planet, more than four billion years ago. our science editor rebecca morelle has the details. more of the getting samples of the asteroid material to study and try and understand its history. what asteroid material to study and try and understand its history. what is so uniuue and understand its history. what is so unique about _ and understand its history. what is so unique about this _ and understand its history. what is so unique about this particular- so unique about this particular sample? scientists, have they been able to study something like this before? , ., , before? yes, we have studied asteroids _ before? yes, we have studied asteroids before _ before? yes, we h

dan watson does an evening programme on gb news each evening between nine and midnight.said that laurence fox also presents programmes on gb news as well. during the course of that discussion, laurence fox made some comments about a female reporter, a politicsjoe reporter called anna evans. he said during those comments, show me a single self respecting man that would climb into bed with that woman. the reporter herself then posted on social media saying she felt sick after those comments had been made and was worried for her safety. shortly after that, gb news issued a statement distancing itself from the comments. they said in that statement that it was conducting a full investigation and that it described the remarks as totally unacceptable. during the day and last night, lots of people are commenting, some of them who have worked for gb news and amongst the words being used, unacceptable, unjustifiable and indefensible. dan wootton, during the interview was seen almost laughing during some of the comments that laurence fox made. also, then issued a statement where he

ian watson, bbc news, liverpool.may have broken the law, in relation to the management of sewage releases. 0fwat and the environment agency now has two months to provide an official response. raw sewage was discharged into england's waterways more than 300,000 times last year — but only a fraction of the spills have been deemed a breach of permit. our environment correspondent, jonah fisher, reports. i'm classed as vexatious and manifestly unreasonable. and ifeel as though i'm perfectly reasonable to ask the questions — why are you allowing this to happen? bob latimer has spent the last 25 years fighting against sewage and battling the local water company and regulators. that's, that's quite a lot. the 79—year—old showed me what he had filmed on sunday when, after heavy rain, the storm overflow pipes spilled onto the sand. the smell here was quite shocking, really. we don't know what was in that particular discharge, but releasing raw sewage when it rains is an established part of our sewage system. but how much rain

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owners believe that it is easier for their fans to get past the things that have been accused like watson and roethlisberger more than they could get over the fact that kaepernick articulated the struggle of black and brown people and i think that is what the league is saying. i think people look at folks like kaepernick with his politics and they believe that all white people are racist but in reality, the nfl is saying think they don't their fans are unable to handle a dissenting opinion and don't want that guy to be in the league. and on the other side, it is cold hard calculation that they believe that guy is bad for money. and my question has been what evidence is there that colin kaepernick is bad for the business for the nfl and if he could not have stayed in the league and if everything could have gone through and i don't think it would have been the big deal they made it out to be. but it is very important to note, he didn't ask for permission for his protest. most of the guys after the league said hey, do what you want and they let most guys slide. but those that didn't ask for

what's up state well, watson state here is that all you read until now the european union has to remain united despite the all 5 casual efforts by some government governments to disrupt the hordes. now is the question, we're going to win the likes, the pro european. so western forces that are promising to keep support for their pro russian population competition. and their candidate has already or now that sees it against the sanctions against the restaurant that he wants to sell our deliveries. great and questioning your brains ability to win the war, cynthia, next year. and so the consequences be on the country itself. now, following what's been a divisive election campaign, let's listen to some votes as in breakfast love, and we'll pick up our conversation afterwards. i feel like the campaign is exactly like the demonstration of this. like we're sending culture and the hatred and, and use of this information and lives in the, in the overall communication and politics in this campaign. i feel like has been the, yeah, the demonstration of that month. voltage across, comply as soon as t

injury problems have ruled out anthony watson, suspensions to the likes of their captain 0wen farrelltwo matches and their only number eight believe in the polar. they are drained of confidence and desperately need victory this evening —— first night. they were in the final in 2019, a large bulk of this court went almost all the way injapan, they can draw upon that, if they can click into gear they can get that win that would give them confidence for the remainder of the group where they face samoa, japan, chile. ,, �* ., a , group where they face samoa, japan, chile. ,, 1, a , ., chile. steve borthwick, lets not foruet, a chile. steve borthwick, lets not forget, a couple _ chile. steve borthwick, lets not forget, a couple of _ chile. steve borthwick, lets not forget, a couple of big - chile. steve borthwick, lets not forget, a couple of big calls. . jonny may and alex mitchell weren't even in the squad a few weeks ago, but they have been bumped right up the pecking order and start this evening. it does suggest there has been a late change of plan and that does not give you the sense

so you watson, germany say they're on the same page. we are both deeply committed to continuing the strong support that we and thousands of other countries around the world have been providing to ukraine military economic humanitarian. there discussions about support for ukraine are set to continue with both diplomats heading to new york for the un general assembly of the renown to columbia in the office. then scope to fernando potato has died at the age of 91 whose depictions of people and objects in plump, exaggerated forms, became emblems of columbia in us the spot, the playfulness of his creations. but to never shied away from serious subjects. his daughter says he died due to complications from pneumonia. the columbia is most celebrated painter and sculpt uh. fernando botero depictions of exaggerated colorful forms became symbols for his country and gained international renown. in his hometown of mid a iin, locals and tourists have come to on a demand of the picasso of south america. is mitchell. i mean, this is very sad and i've h

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thank you to our political correspondent, iain watson. the programme. ian was just reminding us that, during the parliamentary debate on taxation of schools you said that charitable status for most private schools are something that should come to an end, so is this a u—turn? something that should come to an end, so is this a u-turn?_ end, so is this a u-turn? good afternoon- _ end, so is this a u-turn? good afternoon. in _ end, so is this a u-turn? good afternoon. in that _ end, so is this a u-turn? good afternoon. in that debate - end, so is this a u-turn? good afternoon. in that debate i - end, so is this a u-turn? good| afternoon. in that debate i was quoting robert halfon, a former conservative education minister who was making the case for more teachers paid for by ending tax breaks and that is exactly what i intend to do, our intention is to deliver rising standards in state schools with more teachers, better support for our youngest children as they arrive in school, for language development and we will pay for that by ending the

written by the agency has said that the bad 5 does show status is not going to be a bit expensive watson. so the price lies, unemployment. do you got a huge issue these days, or the unemployment a certain that there's something which is going to damage them? and there's no doubt that some of these very popular there's a higher probability for the, for the movie government. but he has many, many questions to answer, and i don't see you as any, he has any answers to that. despite all these questions to answer and having no onset directv means buffer. now the question i want to ask you for you as is, what is it about that in the morning that makes sense? so popular. ok to go through things. i think that the onset is very simple, but let's start simplified the whole thing. the fact about the business, the middle will be, has a is genius and thumbs up communicating with the masses. i think nobody in indiana can match them on that front. second, but he controls not of the various control. those are the television to alice and the media, so nobody has bucks to ask the question about some said t

warming. reducing how much sunlight is reflected back into space. heavy rains and land slides in watson model, i have killed at least 6 people and left 13 missing flash floods caused a river to burst expense in the capital, cost them all the city and swift, several homes away the sea. a heavy rains have destroyed numerous roads and bridges of fixing over 2000000 people in the country. a process neither in thailand has been jailed for full years. for insulting the monarchy, not known as a leading figure in thailand's pro democracy process and had quoted to reform the countries tough. liz majesty laws, no power was convicted for a speech he made at the height of st. prices. in 2020 ukraine has received a much needed military upgrades president for letting me zalinski announcing that the 1st batch off and us abrams battle times have arrived in keith as he, plenty of troops press on with their accounts are offensive in the east and south of the country presence the landscape did not say how many times within, as it said, washington had promised to see one aprons times at the start of the ye

with more on this, here's our uk political correspondent rob watson.as seeking to defend her government policies from last year and to revive those ideas. i will number ten feel about that? i and to revive those ideas. i will number ten feel about that? i think this was liz — number ten feel about that? i think this was liz truss _ number ten feel about that? i think this was liz truss saying _ number ten feel about that? i think this was liz truss saying not - number ten feel about that? i think this was liz truss saying not only i l this was liz truss saying not only i was right, the markers were wrong everybody else was wrong, but also to fly the flag for that right of centre economics, notjust here in the uk but all around the world, it was a sort of ideological speech about how the solution to low growth is lower taxes, smaller state and deregulation. how will it be seen in downing street? i don't think there will be too bothered. in some ways there is not a massive difference between rishi sunak and liz truss, they are both right of centre politi

watson saying, quote, what is pursued is an arrangement wherein we secure the release of five americansa sense of an ongoing process. this is a step in the process, no individuals have been or will be released into us custody this week. we kept congress extensively informed from the outset of this process long before today. senator tom cotton says the ayatollah will not be spending $6 billion on building children's hospitals. it's going to fuel more tax against israel and to give russia more missiles and drones to use in their attack on ukraine. this is something sitting us interests back because we are sending money to ukraine to fend off russian attacks and they warned this will make it more dangerous for americans abroad because they are incentivizing hostage taking because people see it does pay off. $6 million or so. neil: jonathan, the seattle organization founder, author of china's vision of victory. one stipulation of this that caught my attention. this promise from iran or at least our command on $6 billion, it better be for good purposes, things that are not terror. what do yo

great, what's new worth noting is that this is the 1st launch to take place when kim watson in north korea kim has always prioritized security issues. that's why he was always present whenever they had a missile want or a big test. but experts are reading today's launch. the launch of 2 short range, ballistic missiles that happened at around 1143 and 11, 53 am here, korea time. they're reading this as the way the regime is trying to convey its confidence in military readiness even without the liter conjunction. physically being there, one expert in career that i talked to also highlighted how we shouldn't roll out the possibility that the launch could simply have come in response to a possible and us surveillance flight. and you're the north aerospace. all right, anderson from south korea is area and t v. thank you so much for your analysis. thank you. of russia says that a ukrainian miss ayla task on a shipyard in sylvester pole. set 2 ships on fire and injured 24 people of the crimean peninsula was annexed by russia in 2014, but th says it intends to take it back. so that's to bowl

low carb tom watson, who's an:art so you did you you did the low carb tom watson, who's an old friended me, this works. know, i was a very 22 works. you know, i was a very 22 stone 50s . i stone fat man in his 50s. i couldn't have walked down those stairs . and he said, this works stairs. and he said, this works . cut out the carbs, take more steps. you know, sugar is a carb , so cut that out as well. and just do it, you know, in a very sensible way. don't do anything dramatic, but month by month by month, the weight came on. >> well, yeah, i mean, let me i mean, i'll put it on record that i cut the carbs and lost three stone. effortless stone. quite effortless in about eight say, if eight months, i will say, if you're going to change your lifestyle consult lifestyle or your diet, consult your not an your doctor first. i'm not an expert. yes me too. no, absolutely. got results expert. yes me too. no, absoligotv. got results expert. yes me too. no, absoligot results. got results expert. yes me too. no, absoligot results. briefly. zsults expert. yes me too. no, absoligot results. briefl

ivan watson, cnn, hong kong. >>> still ahead this hour most players on spain's world cup winning squaday they're staying away from the soccer pitch for a while. details why the women are making that move, coming up. raps use lt to attract and trap flying insects with no odor and no mess. ththey work continuously, so you don't have to. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. - [announcer] do you have an invention idea but don't know what to do next? call invent help today. they can help you get started with your idea. call now 800-710-0020. >>> an african american football player says he received racist messages after his team lost a game on thursday. alexander mat son of the minnesota vikings shared two messages on instagram friday, both contained racial slurs and told the running back to take his own life. people should reflect on what they say and how their words could affect someone. the vikings and the nfl have condemned the comments as unacceptable. >>> most of spain's world cup winning soccer players are refusing to play in two upcoming women's league matches following the unwanted ki