watson coleman. watson coleman. jeffries. the speaker pro tempore: the house will come to order. the clerk, the staff, and the tellers deserve to have the attention of the house. the clerk will continue. weber of texas. johnson. webster of florida. johnson. wenstrup. johnson. westerman. johnson. wexton. jeffries. wild. jeffries. williams of georgia. jeffries. williams of new york. johnson. williams of texas. johnson. wilson of florida. wilson of florida. jeffries. wilson of south carolina. johnson. wittman. johnson. womack. johnson. yakym. johnson. zinke. mr. zinke: the next speaker of the people's house, mike johnson. the clerk: johnson. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will now call the names of the members who did not answer the first call of the roll. beyer. jeffries. boyle of pennsylvania. boyle of pennsylvania. correa. correa. gallego. jeffries. vicente gonzalez. vicente gonzalez. van orden. van orden. the speaker pro tempore: any members who did not answer the call of the roll, they may come to the well and vote at this time. the speaker pro tempore: the tellers agree in

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watson? he was born in harrisburg, attended schools in nearby hershey, educated at virginia tech, where he was a member of the football hall and the track teams. he resides now in boca with with his children, alexander and isabella. he is a distinguished professor of american history. assistant director of the center for citizenship and civility at lynn university. and we are honored to have award winning author, professor, historian he is an analyst called upon by many media outlets. he may look vaguely familiar to you because. you've seen him on c-span. you've seen on msnbc. you've seen him on cnn. the new york times, usa today. but today, you have the opportunity to him questions directly for those of you in the audience, for those of you who are online. you can send your questions through the q&a and discussion today is going be led by our distinguished director of scholarship samuel holliday. and sam has become a real dr. watson aficionado. he has read all of all of dr. watson's books. h

he's been talking tojohn watson.ac nigel, you were the face of the sport for many. and can ijust say — you haven't changed a bit! well, look, i'm ready for the race this afternoon, but i haven't had a call yet. i think max should take a few weeks off. he's done a fantasticjob. over 300 items going up for auction, from racing helmets to caps to suits to trophies. why now? why are you selling these items? that's a brilliant question in some ways and difficult to answer in others. itjust came to me — my whole life, i've had this incredible, and it is incredible, relationship with sporting fans throughout the world, and i thought, what better for the legacy to live on? because that's the important thing. if someone can buy something and treasure it, my legacy will live on through the fans. and — don't get emotional, nigel — that's fantastic. so let's talk through some of the items. this was your british grand prix winners trophy from that 1992 championship—winning season. and when you won this, nigel, i think at the time

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let's go to ian watson in manchester, ijust let's go to ian watson in manchester, i just wanted let'ske sure he was there. it was a great switchover. you are probably listening to henry from the northern powerhouse partnership who has invested so much time on hs2, i think when activists will be questioning why the conservative party have let this over shadow the chancellor makes peter dain the rest of the conference. that chancellor makes peter dain the rest of the conference.— of the conference. that is the ruestion of the conference. that is the question and _ of the conference. that is the question and interestingly - of the conference. that is the question and interestingly it i of the conference. that is the | question and interestingly it is of the conference. that is the i question and interestingly it is a question and interestingly it is a question to be asked in some parts of government as well because i spoke to some in government who is pretty much convinced that the northern part of hs2, that leg between birmingham and manchester, will be cancelled. and sadly what he and

thank you very much, iain watson reporting.y—election has been triggered by the resignation of the former conservative mp nadine dorries. she stepped down from the seat in protest at not receiving a peerage. well, it is one of two by—elections this week which will be watched very closely to see how the parties are performing after their recent conferences. last week, we reported from tamworth, now alex forsyth is in mid bedfordshire, to look at what's at stake there. there is plenty going on at this busy toddler group in the bedfordshire town of shefford, and the political activity taking place around here hasn't escaped these parents and carers either. have you heard much about this by—election? have i?! the stuff that keeps coming through the door... keeps coming through the door. yeah, we have. for me, personally, i think the issues are crime. too much building going on, really, and not enough infrastructure being put in. the cost of living, i think it has affected a lot of families. - with the prospect of a general election

watson coleman. watson coleman. jeffries. >> the house will come to order. the clerk, the staff and deserve to have the attention of the house. clerk will continue. >> weber of texas. johnson. webster of florida. johnson. wenstrup. johnson. westerman. johnson. wexton. jeffries. wild. jeffries. williams of georgia. jeffries. williams of new york. johnson. williams of texas. johnson. wilson of florida. wilson of florida. jeffries. wilson of south johnson. wittman. johnson. womack. [cheering] johnson. yakym. johnson. zinke. >> next speaker of the people's house, mike johnson. [cheering] >> johnson. >> the clerk will now call the names of the members who did not answer the first call of the roll. >> beyer. jeffries. boyle of pennsylvania. boyle of pennsylvania. correa. correa. gallego. jeffries. vicente gonzalez. vicente gonzalez. van orden. van orden. >> any members who did not answer the call of the roll, they may come to the well and vote at this time. >> john: so there you go, and that's something we have not seen in a long time. unanimous vote for speaker o

. >> scientists monique fountain and christine watson are part of a ground breaking effort to restore the marsh. >> we are pioneering this approach in california of building such a high marsh, forward thinking. >> in the past century, california has lost more than 90% of its salt marshes. climate change with its melting glaciers and warmer oceans promise to endanger the rest. >> those that remain here are really low. with just a little bit of sea level rise, they will drown. >> it is a really rare habitat we don't want to lose. >> decades ago, the marsh was badly damaged, causing it to sink. this project wants to elevate it with lots of dirt. >> we have built it up so high at the line of the king tides where it only gets tidily inundated on the very highest tides of every year-end that means it will be resilient for tomorrow and be ready to face quite a bit of sea level rise. >> sober, the project has moved roughly half 1 million cubic yards of soil. most of the dirt comes from nearby hillsides where it is scooped up and moved by a fleet of trucks. the caravan to the restoration site

stephen watson of our new hero. stephen watson of the manchester police, has actually said he may have made a mistake, which is really exciting. and unusual for any of the police ever to say they've done anything wrong. we're also going to be talking about the ulez numbers because the motorist is out of pocket, 60,000 drivers a day are paying the ulez and that's money for old rope for transport for london, £750,000 a day from morally bankrupt. but financially prosperous scheme . financially prosperous scheme. oh, and it's halloween . the oh, and it's halloween. the institution known as one of the schmaltzy american ideas. but actually it has christian roots. we'll be looking at halloween with our favourite catholic corresponds father alexander state of the nation starts now . state of the nation starts now. i'll also be joined by an impassioned panel this evening, criminal barrister and former tory mp jerry hayes and the transcaucasia expert and former labour mp and friend of the programme, stephen pound. as always,

christian: let's go to watson, who is in manchester. i just wanted to make sure he was there.s a quick switchover with harriet -- henri murison. you were probably listening, who has invented -- invested so much time in hs2. what a conservative party has let this overshadow the chancellor's speech today and the rest of the conference. >> that is absolutely the question, christian, and the question has been asked in some parts of government, too, because they are pretty much convinced that the northern part of hs2, that leg between birmingham and here in manchester, will be canceled. certainly what he and others were campaigning for behind the scenes last week or for an announcement to be made last week. perhaps he could wait until the chancellor's financial statement, offering a statement next month. but given it is in manchester, they were pushing for rishi to make that decision last week. lasting one day rather than closing the entire conference. that of course not happen. it is still interesting, no final decision has been made. now there seems to be three counts, those who

katie watson, bbc news, buenos aires.t. over a hundred flood warnings are still in place across england, and the environment agency says water levels may stay high for days. across the uk, at least five people are now known to have died because of the storm. our scotland correspondent, alexandra mackenzie reports from brechin in angus. scotland's first minister came to brechin to meet those impacted by the severe weather. he spoke to kim fowlie. she lives by the river south esk. her house has been flooded four times, but she said this time was the worst. a tremendous lot of water came in. i mean, at one stage, i came downstairs and it was up at my shoulders at the bottom of the stairs. so if it hadn't have been for that stairs, you know, i probably wouldn't be here. what did you ask of the first minister? what are you hoping that he is able do for you? just sort of make it a better environment. just sort ofjust make the walls secure. just fix everything up. the water level was above the roof. humza yousaf promised that th

watson coleman. >> as the only candidate who represents the integrity of this house -- [ applause ] watson coleman. >> do i need to say hakeem jeffries again? because i will. >> jeffries. >> the house will come to order. the clerk, the staffs and the tellers deserve to have the attention of the house. the clerk will continue. >> weber of texas. >> kelly johnson's husband, mike johnson. >> johnson. webster of florida. johnson. wenstrup. >> mike johnson. >> johnson. >> westerman. >> mike johnson. >> johnson. >> wexton. jeffries. wild. >> jeffries. >> jeffries. >> williams of georgia. >> fulton county georgia votes for hakeem jeffries. >> jeffries. >> williams of new york. >> mike johnson. >> johnson. >> williams of texas. >> mike johnson. >> johnson. wilson of florida. wilson of florida. >> hakeem jeffries. >> jeffries. >> wilson of south carolina. >> mike johnson. >> johnson. wittman, mike johnson. >> womack. >> with the 217th pick -- >> on day 22 without a speaker and chaos in the house of representatives throughout that time, it appears now that mike johnson of louisiana is the new speake

this weekend's cleveland quarterback deshaun watson questionable to play on sunday.ed practice today with a right shoulder injury, pj walker will likely be under center, but one guy who will be playing on sunday is all pro defensive end myles garrett and his 5 and half sacks. >> he's one of the most talented i think anyone seen in the style they play on defense is very similar to ours. the rush, the passer, every play and then react everything else combined with short scheme and the guys around him. that's it's a problem. so obvious weather. the top defense right now is get could visit comes a as power is really good. and then his changeup south of those 2 things are. >> all he really needs. >> the warriors are less than 2 weeks away out of their season opener against the phoenix suns. draymond green is still rehabbing that sprained left ankle. steve kerr said today that he hasn't practiced yet, but he's still getting plenty done. >> during those practices. but everyone else was out there today prepping for that lakers game on friday in their first preseason meeting

a la nfl donde los invictos san francisco 49ers visitan mañana a los cleveland browns sin de son watsonas arrancó para los safehousearts que ya tuvieron su primera fiesta especial celebrando la noche de los tiburones. y bueno, eso dijeron los fanáticos sobre el evento para para tener un poco más de exposición para la cultura también mexicana. >> también para que vean la raza, para que soportar a los sanos de sharks. >> creo que los latinos tienes like una energía siere quieren compartirla. la la cultura siempre juntos para compartir la la cultura. >> creo que esto también es muy importante. somos latinos, tenemos que ser más unidos. y bueno, ya en el hielo fue una noche con un poco sabor para los tiburones. >> el novato thomas bordo no le iba a dar la ventaja. san josé con su primer gol en toda la nhl. como profesional y con una excelente actuación del portero recién llegado de new jersey, mackenzie blackwell, que registró 51 atajadas. sin embargo, colorado anotó con un minuto 26 restante en el reloj y luego iba a sellar la victoria en el surat para propinarle la derrota número thirty a

our south america correspondent katy watson is in buenos aires with the latest.ing a sense of the front runner in the election, what really is making him such a popular choice amongst the electric? i think we might be speaking to soon, of results aren't through yet, polls are extra ordinarily inaccurate here in argentina. one of the other candidates from the coalition, and it looks like he is in the front, he is the front runner for the primaries, sorry, for the first round. however polls are notoriously wrong. the full elections official election results haven't actually come through yet but certainly up until now we didn't think that milei was the front runner at the moment. here in argentina that people are facing 114% inflation, two in five argentinians are living in poverty, people here are fed up and theyjust poverty, people here are fed up and they just want to see something different, and that was seen with milei who came from nowhere to win the primaries just a few months ago. at the moment, there is everything to play for here in the elections in argent

watson sits out.on the practice squad all season but one guy who will be playing with the niners better be on high alert for as all pro defensive end myles garrett in his 5 and a half sacks >> he's one of the most talented i think anyone seen in the style they play on defense is very similar to ours. the rush, the passer, every play in the reactor. everything else combined with short scheme and the guys around him. that's problems, obviously either the top defense right now is get could visit comes a as power is really good. and then his changeup south of those 2 things are. >> all he really needs. >> all righty. some baseball playoffs. 2 teams. the giants are very familiar with dodgers and the diamondbacks. dodgers down 2 games 9 win or go home for you, boys and this was pretty much over in the 4th ending. the d'backs hit. not one, not 2, not 3, but for home runs in the inning. unbelievable. geraldo perdomo can our take christian walker and gave more rain. got in on the fun. it was for nothing when t

. >> bueno, en watson, bill, p ejemoro, lotrabajoresadel campo aseguran que algunas flores están todosor. >> vamos ahora otros temas, porque en este mes nada más lo que tenemos detrás puede presene solar y será el primero de dos de estos fenómenos que están pronosticados. >> bueno, ahí lo estamos viendo justamente para muchos esto genera curiosidad sobre qué exactamente pasaría. olivia martínez platicó con expertos veamos qué dijeron sobre esto. cuando la luna se interponga entre el sol y la tierra. >> por. >> realmente es un espectáculo fascinante, pero aún más fascinante cuando dos eclipses de sol serán visibles en varias partes de los estados unidos en menos de seis meses. a no ser que tú viajes a ver un eclipse total de sol al lugar donde sucede la mayoría de la gente no tiene la oportunidad de ver estos eventos muy frecuentemente. el astrónomo guillermo blank explica que el eclipse anular del próximo 14 de octubre será un anticipo de lo que podemos esperar en el eclipse total el 8 de abril del 2024, por lo que las personas van a van a vivir en el eclipse de octubre. es que la luna

from sydney, katy watson reports.ig defeat for the yes campaign. this campaign has been a heavy weight to carry, and this result will be very hard to bear. so many remarkable indigenous australians have put their heart and soul into this cause. notjust over the past few weeks and months, but through decades, indeed lifetimes, of advocacy. those who voted "yes" believed the voice was a way of empowering indigenous communities. for decades, australia has grappled with how best to improve inequalities faced by aboriginal and torres strait islander people in areas such as health, education and poverty. we've been progressively getting into reconciliation, but it's taking a long time. my feeling — australia is fundamentally bigoted, cos i've got an italian background and i grew up with it so i know what it's like. in this vast country, australia's indigenous communities make up less than 4% of the population. those who decided this referendum and the direction of theirfuture were non—indigenous voters. ahead of the vote, k

katie watson begins her report in the far north of queensland.lture, australia is often touted as a multicultural success story but this country is going through a historical reckoning, reflecting on its violent colonial past and looking towards a new future. find colonial past and looking towards a new future. and if there is one _ towards a new future. and if there is one thing _ towards a new future. and if there is one thing that - towards a new future. and if there is one thing that is - there is one thing that is going to change in this country, is that there are better quality outcomes for our people. applause _ . the aim of the referendum is to empower — . the aim of the referendum is to empower aboriginal- . the aim of the referendum is to empower aboriginal and - to empower aboriginal and torres strait islander people and help to narrow the inequalities on issues such as education, poverty and health. suzanne andrews runs a health centre and knows all too well the four outcomes in communities like hers. ~ communities like hers. when you

watson coleman. jeffries. weber of texas. jordan. webster of florida. jordan. wenstrup. jordan. westerman. jordan. wexton. jeffries. wild. jeffries. williams of georgia. jeffries. williams of new york. jordan. williams of texas. jordan. wilson of florida. jeffries. wilson of south carolina. jordan. wittman. jordan. womack. scalise. yakym. jordan. zinke. jordan. the speaker pro tempore: th e reading clerk will now call the names of the members who did not answer the first roll call. the clerk: bost. jordan. foxx. jordan. vicente gonzalez. vicente gonzalez. hunt. hunt. payne. payne. van orden. van orden. the speaker pro tempore: if there are any members who did not answer the call of the roll, they may come to the well and vote at this time. the speaker pro tempore: the house will come to order. the tellers agree on their tally, total number of votes cast is 429 and honorable jim jordan of the state of ohio has received 194. honorable hakeem jeffries from the state of new york has received 210. the honorable patrick mchenry of state of north carolina has received six. all right. t

watson coleman. jeffries. weber of texas. jordan. webster of florida. jordan. wenstrup. jordan. westerman. jordan. wexton. jeffries. wild. jeffries. williams of georgia. jeffries. williams of new york. jordan. williams of texas. jordan. wilson of florida. jeffries. wilson of south carolina. jordan. whitman. jordan. womack. scalise. yack em. jordan. zinke. jordan. the speaker pro tempore: the reading clerk will call the names of the members who did not answer the first call of the roll. the clerk: payne. jeffries. spartz. jordan. tlaib. jeffries. trone. jeffries. with that process done and tallying on the screen and paperwork to be signed and on to next steps as far as what next steps specifically, nobody knows at this point but representative jim jordan with 199 members of congress supporting him and republicans got 200 yesterday, you'll remember, hakeem jeffries with the same, 212 from his democratic coalition and then 22 voting against representative jordan, nobody voting present. and then this is finishing up and we'll wait to see what next steps are as the paperwork and the

watson coleman. jeffries. weber of texas. jordan. webster of florida. jordan. wenstrup. jordan. westerman. jordan. wexton. jeffries. wild. jeffries. williams of georgia. jeffries. williams of new york. jordan. williams of texas. jordan. wilson of florida. jeffries. wilson of south carolina. jordan. whitman. jordan. womack. scalise. yack em. jordan. zinke. jordan. the speaker pro tempore: the reading clerk will call the names of the members who did not answer the first call of the roll. the clerk: payne. jeffries. spartz. jordan. tlaib. jeffries. trone. jeffries. the speaker pro tempore: the house will come to order. the tellers agree in their tallies that the total number of votes cast is 433 and honor jim jordan has received 199. honorable hakeem jeffries of the state of new york has received 212. the honorable kevin mccarthy of the state of california has received five. honorable tom emmer of the state of minnesota received one. lee zeldin of the state of new york has received three. honorable steve scalise has received seven. honorable mike garcia of state of california has r

katy watson, bbc news in north queensland.ou ijust want to bring you a little bit of breaking news for cricket fans, i imagine you will be happy. cricket has been approved by the international olympic executive board so cricket will be a part of the 2028 los angeles 0lympics. cricket approved for the 2028 los angeles 0lympics. we will have more from one of our sport correspondence to explain what that means. cricket fans, book your tickets for the la 0lympics, fans, book your tickets for the la olympics, 2028. stay with us here on bbc news. if i canjust show olympics, 2028. stay with us here on bbc news. if i can just show you these live pictures from gaza on our top story. we saw those flyers being dropped earlier on this afternoon and the israel defence force has a confirmed those flyers tell 1.1 million residents in gaza to escape. hello. our first chill of the autumn heading our way this weekend. some of you are already feeling it across parts of scotland and northern ireland today. the blue colours on this chart show wher

that is our political correspondent ian watson.dox, the ceo of the think tank giving a speech before we hear from ceo of the think tank giving a speech before we hearfrom sir keir starmer. speech before we hear from sir keir starmer. ~ .., speech before we hear from sir keir starmer. ~ _, ,, ,, ., thank you and thank you all for coming this morning. and thank you to chatham house for hosting and for your resolute commitment to dialogue on this issue. an issue that so many people recoil from out of despair. on this issue. an issue that so many people recoilfrom out of despair. a despair that in the last three weeks has arguably reached new depths. indeed, anyone who has followed this closely and seen images that can never be unseen. tiny bodies wrapped in bundles in israel and gaza. mothers and fathers shattered by the ultimate grief. the innocent dead. israeli, palestinian, muslim, jew. it is a tragedy where the facts on the ground are changing by the minute but where the consequences will last for decades. and the trauma might nev

the 1000000 civilians is genocide and everyone here is one day watson was raising for who left one of the civilians for saw her and go through us we had going through like now. we would like this one to stop as soon as possible and for people to get back on the beach and therefore my kids to go back to school and accessing. i wasn't in the city as simple as i was asked to send a send like a message there was leave of. i told i brought with the same force that you broke up. i know is that if the world doesn't work on something towards us, it's happening that get us invite, is there any? it's will, expands geographically, and it's with effect, all countries all around the world. and this is something we don't want to have the un released agency for palestinian refugee says $57.00 of its workers have been killed in gaza since the escalation and fighting this month. the organizations director said the region is facing a humanitarian catastrophe. the services i really see he's running out of the house. he says he's he's on the message as all the risk diseases. he's 57 for the one in one da

we had you from the field of added watson. i'm sure you provide a letter in which seems to sense to me is this the, the, the as the situation in gaza escalate. we bring your expertise engine honestly for ease somebody's re, u. r. c. is that the, the, the palestinians have to south south to where the, how much they've got to comply with international the israel can do what he really likes. and that's the reason why is real kicks behaving. so really i would say this particular operation somewhere between the crime against humanity and genocide, it was really important that there was a jewish boy saying not in our name. you don't believe that this kind of progression makes jew safer. it doesn't make is rarely safer. state with us, but the nature of developments on tuesday and the thought provoking ons, but the patient doesn't have time to wait for the extremely unfortunate script. there are no quick wins and events or research odd hitting interviews. do you feel like america is less than that? these days or is it just a different

." >> reporter: browns' quarterbac deshaun watson will not play sunday against the 49ers becaus of a. pj walker will make his first start for cleveland and sunday's game wil be the 49ers' first trip to cleveland since 2015. in that game, san francisco lost to a johnny manziel-led browns team, 24-10. arik armstead is the onl current niner that played in that game. it's a return to cleveland for kyle shanahan, wh was the browns' offensive coordinator for one season in 2014. >> i really liked living out there. some good people. and -- it was cold. my car was always dirty. because snow was on the ground a lot and never melted i seemed like. but i really enjoyed the stadium and i enjoyed the people. and it was -- just one year though. wasn't very long. >> reporter: for the "red and gold report," i'm matt lively. >>> time now 6:27. are you having a hard time renting here in the bay? you are certainly not the only one. relief now on the way. >>> plus, taking a live look right now from jerusalem. we have entered another day of fighting in the middle east. ho when we challenged ourselves to c

ivan watson cnn, thailand. >>> wondering what those on the ground movements mean for their loved oneseld hostage in gaza. kimber will pick things up from here and we'll have more of our continuing coverage of israel at war. in just a moment. ftc the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. .>> and welcome to all

so at the end of the day, watson hit back or say, what is not to go a long way in establishing? what's them budgeting a c, m, a role in the shuffle diploma. shouldn't be surprised with them, at least because they are these drugs advocate because they will not be and they are not credible. and what it comes to is read about us on the where they will recognize like in south africa like another fish. and the 3rd world where sec lacorte was, it ended in defeat, that this one also a defeat because it is just goes to kind of sending a goes is it just goes even sometimes the means to not satisfy certain liberals in 2nd, western capitals. but in the end of the day, it up at a studio completely blocks click lashawn away, completely ignored by the international community. some of their own on our machines decided to take things into the courthouse. and what did they have done today? and let's recall that clearly that they've been what created quite ways. think whether it be a diagnostic in the way they get it, then attacked by airlines and see while they are basically incarcerated in this

iain watson, bbc news.ominating the front pages of the newspapers today, and if you're here in the uk, rishi sunak will be interviewed on bbc breakfast it says that was already rebellion inside the prime minister �*s party. number ten insists no final decision has yet to made. we are hoping to be able to show the front pages. we were hoping tissue but unfortunately we cannot. it does not seem to want work. later this morning in the uk, if you are watching on bbc one, the prime minister rishi sunak is appearing on bbc breakfast at 7:30 this morning. and also you can see today's papers on the front pages on our bbc news app. if you look at those now i can whizz you through those, i am hoping. we have the front page of the guardian. rishi sunak accused of cancelling the future would climb down over hsz. is future would climb down over hs2. is a strong headlight for theirfront page. tour rebellion grows as kim scraps hs to in the north. and finally we will cripple at the times. the primer brings the extent ——he

katie watson, bbc news, buenos aires.seen a sharp rise in calls from overseas care workers who came to the uk to help fill staffing gaps in the sector but feel exploited. it's been told some workers are expected to work extremely long hours and are charged thousands of pounds for visas and sponsorship certificates. our social affairs editor, alison holt, is here. what sort of numbers are we talking about here? the charity unseen uk that runs the modern slavery helpline has said it has seen a six fold increase in overseas care workers getting in touch since there were visa changes in february 2022. those were introduced to make care worker shortage occupation because of the lack of the staff and the acute staffing problems and social care. the numbers, in 2021, before the visas came in, the modern slavery helpline had 15 cases involving 63 overseas care workers. in 2022, the number of cases rose to 106, and that involve more than 700 care workers. since then they say the numbers have continued to rise. they heard from care

our political correspondent iain watson reports.l correspondent iain watson reports. two previously tory seats, two big wins for labour. keir starmer has been to visit both with big swings for his party from the conservatives in tamworth, but his first stop this morning was to celebrate his close victory in mid bedfordshire. we know that voters here have voted for us and they have put their trust and the confidence in a changed labour party and we will repay them for that trust and confidence. we do so humbly. there is no wonder keir starmer is looking so pleased with himself. before polling day campaigners here told me that it would be between a conservative hold and a historic labour victory, but now his party has overturned the biggest numerical majority at a by—election ever and in a seat which has been conservative since before the second world war. some voters said... i voted conservative last time because that is the way things were going. but now it is a time for change, definitely it is. i am not too keen on keir starmer. s

we had you from the field of added watson. i'm gonna send you a letter in which seems to sense to me is this the, the, the respective generation, this street in central comp case shows you how devastating the effects of russian bombing has. b, i can see where 2 of the bullets hit their about. my head highs, name with the lead of demetrius. military wanted him dead, the stealing manual beneath we went a property on a road casting out his ear, english proud recipient to new york festivals through the cost or of the year award for the 2nd tier, running great media censorship and the rise of all 3rd period wake up one day, this system has been turned from an electoral democracy into a competitive look at the loss for power in hungary for the experiences of those who leave it every day that shut on us. what do we have to be very careful, of course, and we have to be brave enough to support that pressure. how democracy dies. democracy may be on al jazeera, a. we look at the world's top business stories from global markets to economi

katy watson, bbc news.uman cost of the conflict. bushra khalidi is west bank policy lead for oxfam, who is originally from gaza. she shared an emotional message from one of her colleagues who's there now. he said, "the situation is getting worse day after day. "finally, i managed to get bread forfive shekel, "but it will only last for half a day. "when i was walking to the bakery, i saw people "who came from gaza sleeping in their car "because they were not able to find shelter. "i saw people sleeping in shops, in the streets, "on the asphalt, without any mattresses nor blankets. "it's a terrible situation they're suffering. "on my way back home, i found two children alone. "they were crying. "they told me they were in an unrwa shelter "but their parents went to get food and didn't come back. "we're looking for them. "we can't find them. "i was afraid to lose those children, so i took them "to a shop owner from khan younis who knows the area "and maybe could help them. "we don't have electricity. "we don't

we had you from the field of added watson. i'm sure do you provide a letter in which seems to sense to me is this the, the, the, or as the situation in gaza escalate. we bring your expertise analysis for each time use re u r. c. is that the, the, the palestinians have to style south to where the, how much is supposed to combine with international the israel can do what it really, that's the reason why is well keeps behaving so great. i would say this particular operation somewhere between the crime against humanity and genocide, it was really important that there was a jewish boy saying not in our name. you don't believe that this kind of aggression makes jew safer. it doesn't make is rarely safer state with us, but the nature of developments on out just so many politicians want to be the republican party is candidate for the any stand, a chance it gets donald trump, if our planet is burning and we're running out of time why aren't we doing more to deal with climate change or american politics just getting to your wife, intuit

let's get more from iain watson. what more do we know about that meeting?ting? the meeting ended less than an _ know about that meeting? the meeting ended less than an hour _ know about that meeting? the meeting ended less than an hour ago. _ know about that meeting? the meeting ended less than an hour ago. it - know about that meeting? the meeting ended less than an hour ago. it was i ended less than an hour ago. it was chaired by the prime minister himself. i'm told the reason he chaired it is because he is concerned about rising tensions in the uk as a result of the middle east conflict. he wanted the government to be fully prepared for any deterioration following some of the recent protests we have seen. the meeting focused on a couple of issues in particular. in particular the effect on community relations in the effect on community relations in the uk. perhaps more worryingly, the threat of terrorism. the person talking about the threat being accelerated was none other than the metropolitan police commissioner, sir mark rowley. he was one of the atten

ivan watson, cnn, hong kong.

the agent in charge, watson, why met on site. new york state department corrections and community services mark dicello, karen -- >> acting agent in charge, even, watson when met yesterday onside. new york state department -- marcelo. new york state department of environment for strangers -- as i mentioned, when you hit the 48-hour moment, you realize it's going to be tough. and you start thinking the worst. but what happened was extraordinary. the case started to break at 4:20 a.m. this morning. and the family's home that was being guarded by state police when the parents were still starting another day at the campsite but they had last seen their daughter with, for 20 a.m.. upper pulls up to a mailbox, something is left. state police rarely go to the mailbox and identify what is we iran some note that had been left behin d

he's been talking tojohn watson. nigel, you were the face of the sport for many. have not changed a bit. laughter i'm ready for the race this afternoon but i have not had a call yet. i think max should take a few weeks off. he has done a fantasticjob. over 300 items going up for auction from racing how mr castro suits to trophy. why are you selling these items now? that is a brilliant question in some ways and difficult to answer in others. just came to me in my whole life i have had this incredible, and it is incredible, relationship with sporting fans throughout the world. on because that is the important thing, is that if someone could buy something and treasure it, my legacy will live on through the fans. and, don't get emotional, nigel. that is fantastic. let's talk to some of the items. this is your british grand prix winner's trophy in that 1992 season at the time you were the most successful british driver at all time at this point? it was history in the making with jacqi stewart an incredible person and the standard he said was amazing. so to equal his 27

no undue is seeking to give watson mullins, a reason. just a it's all begin with just a handful of chicken. now. rebecca paris counts $300.00, but 20 year old is raising them for x and meet. she's part of the indigenous group of the maya. many of whom, unpublished, and yet, she sees her future in guatemala, in the us like this. you said you can generate income here, not only in the united states does a paternity here at home to be, but sometimes i just need someone to support that. if you are in your own stage, the v n g o safe, the children is offering such help supported by the government. and so for us in court tomorrow, we have a shed interest in keeping people here. currently, $250.00 people and 7 villages, a learning how to use and market recalls total goods tv that is, our works tries on accounting, the ongoing migration to the us. the, the idea is that people can generate much more income here, and that can be more profitable for people to stay or see gas. i proceed to the bank. i pay the says accepted on this opportunity, thanks

so watson on those lower is waiting to get in, besides a fuel and a food. what else are you trying to get in? what their food supplies are essential, like cleaning supplies. so yeah, the part of it, the deal that appears to be being struck between egypt and israel, about this space god across this abyss crossing into gaza is that someone will have to guarantee that aid does not get to from us. it only gets to the palestinian people, will that will, that's about policing, involved up people up from the u. n. a. will that be done by the someone from israel, or indeed egypt has been on the ground and the trip for a site when the kids now we have been giving supplies and the systems including development. this is those like screwing up for people for many, many years. now we have very scrutiny systems in place, our own staff, 13000 of them, they get screens. so we know where the systems go and it goes to people who need it most to thank you for joining us to do that to my director of communications at the you, an agency palestinian refugees. thanks so much. reg

and for watson with the foundation, the are central would develop the software for those car. nope, this car would of course go through life experience extra like more data. the data would go to the factory. the factory would improve it the software and update the entire a. i flew the us and taiwan joining hands to improve autonomy was driving and try to slow down china, us advance and the auto sector. that wraps up i show for more you can always check out the w. com slash business. we're on the dw, if you to channel, as well, from me and the entire team here in berlin. it's bye, take care. the lower of the goals so often use of fatal attraction. tens of thousands are drawn to the more attaining and desert. to dig in treacherous mine and risk their lives every day, but for them is greater than feed us . next on d, w. ready for an underground upgrade. big data and quick instruction side of the spin mom spelled tunnel. this 18 kilometer mega project will connect germany to denver from whopping 8000000000 euros. a real deep sea model made in germany. in 60 minutes on w. 12 in pro