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got containers into the european union, we just got a measly containers into the european union, wejust a measly 1.6 million containers filled with goods and sent to china. i want to turn india _ goods and sent to china. i want to turn india now— goods and sent to china. i want to turn india now because - goods and sent to china. i want to turn india now because total| to turn india now because total vehicle sales i should say in india rose by 14% in march from a year ago. this is important because car sales are seen as a key indicator for economic growth in the country. my colleague has been crunching through the numbers and joins me now on the programme. it is always lovely to see you, tell us what does the data tell us? these are figures that have been released by the federation of automobile dealers association and they recorded a jump association and they recorded a jump of 14% from last year. vehicle sales were up around 2 million cars for the month of march. what do these figures essentially tell us? this could be an indicator of the buying that we saw during the festive period.

indeed, because if wejust looked at recent pictures of - this.pictures of us| looked at recent pictures of us president biden in ireland, he virtually had a ring of security guards, even in a very civilian and very happy atmosphere. if you look very happy atmosphere. if you look very closely, he was surrounded by security guards whilst he was holding up his phone, taking those selfies. what does that mean for the g7 meeting? what are they doing wrong when it comes to campaigning? you raise the question, what sort of things have been discussed? when it is a domestic— things have been discussed? when it is a domestic campaign _ things have been discussed? when it is a domestic campaign and - things have been discussed? when it is a domestic campaign and there - things have been discussed? when it is a domestic campaign and there is l is a domestic campaign and there is so much premium on having face time and actual physical contact with the voters, there is going to be a reconsideration of that. we haven't actually seen that after the assassination

again, wejust heard from a handful of tech companies in the last week or so.to weakening fundamental trends. you have seen this consistently slow down in these companies and you alluded to this. these companies has spent the better part of the last few years opening of a business lines, opening up facilities, hiring people, and they can't cut costs fast enough to the slowdown in growth we are seeing right now so there is no reason either in the micro or macro data we have seen suggested is changing anytime soon. one reason internet giants like metter and google have been slowing down is because of a reduction in ad revenue. traditionally advertising spending would be the first thing to go when companies face economic times. rose herzig is the president of the advertising conglomerate wpp in australia and new zealand. she says spending on advertising is actually rising in some sectors. they're certainly looking closely and cautiously optimistic that things will be ok and ultimately we have a good outlook for some of the key sectors. travel and leisure are holdi

should never have happened and must never happen again because now we don't have two big global banks, wejuste now we don't have two big global banks, we just have one and we can't afford to lose that. ukraine says 174,000 square kilometres — that's roughly the same area as syria — has been contaminated by landmines since russia's invasion last february. most have been found in the north—eastern kharkiv region. 0ur correspondent in ukraine james waterhouse has sent this report. this is a scratching of the surface, a suite for killers. a job with obvious occupational hazards. translation: mi; obvious occupational hazards. translation:— obvious occupational hazards. translation: g ., , translation: my family calls me in the mornin: translation: my family calls me in the morning and _ translation: my family calls me in the morning and tells _ translation: my family calls me in the morning and tells me _ translation: my family calls me in the morning and tells me to - translation: my family calls me in the morning and tells me to be - the morning and tells me to be careful, to watch where i tread

wejust heard brian, what do you think of that? we just heard from david that?to be careful tonight, we just heard from you it's going to be no holds barred as we know from donald trump. so is he going to heed those warnings from the judge? heed those warnings from the 'ud . e? �* , heed those warnings from the 'udue? �* , , judge? i'm sure everybody around him _ judge? i'm sure everybody around him has _ judge? i'm sure everybody around him has told - judge? i'm sure everybody around him has told him i judge? i'm sure everybody| around him has told him to judge? i'm sure everybody - around him has told him to be cautious on what he says but having been in the trump world for i think what, seven years now, we will give him advice and he does what he wants to do and he does what he wants to do and if he makes a decision he's going to be aggressive, he's going to be aggressive, he's going to be aggressive. if he makes a decision to hold back tonight i'm sure he will be aggressive another day. trump only knows one mode and that is fight. only knows one mode and tha

wejust have i think we've all except that, no question.s, no question about that, 12 invitation events but in terms of ranking tournaments, he has on mixing this year as has the other big players, robertsons and players like that, they've been missing as well. but i believe that they will all come good this year at they will all come good this year at the crucible, they will be fresh, no doubt about it.— the crucible, they will be fresh, no doubt about it. running whether he noes doubt about it. running whether he goes missing _ doubt about it. running whether he goes missing or— doubt about it. running whether he goes missing or not _ doubt about it. running whether he goes missing or not he _ doubt about it. running whether he goes missing or not he has - doubt about it. running whether he goes missing or not he has some i goes missing or not he has some forthright views on the game as a whole whether it is the facilities that players have come in the venues at which plague. i that players have come in the venues at which plague-— at whi

wejust want to bring you mark easton again. we just heard from the lease. —— police.force in dealing with this kind of crime, given the history of the area, how it compares to other areas, different approaches. we talked areas, different approaches. - talked earlier about county lines gangs, which is the latest faced the mac face of warring drug gangs which have been fighting in this country, in the 70s and 805, particularly in the 705 and 805, particularly involved in the distribution and sale of class a drugs like heroin and crack cocaine. there are three cities in england that the national crime agency says is responsible for 80% of all of the county lines operations. they are london and birmingham and liverpool. there are many reasons why liverpool i5 birmingham and liverpool. there are many reasons why liverpool is among those three, it is clearly the smallest of the three, and really, it is because it is historically... when heroin arrived in the uk, particularly in the 19805, it came to reports, liverpool, obviously, is a port city, and we saw very significant

again, wejust heard is really suggesting that.we just heard from a handful of tech companies in the last week or so. they are pointing to weakening fundamental trends. you have seen this consistently slow down in these companies and you alluded to this. this company has spent the better part of the last few years opening of a business lines, opening up facilities, hiring people, and they can't cut costs fast enough to the slowdown in growth we are seeing right now so there is no reason either in the micro macro data we have seen suggested is changing anytime soon. i seen suggested is changing anytime soon.— seen suggested is changing anytime soon. bit anytime soon. i want to talk a bit about _ anytime soon. i want to talk a bit about china _ anytime soon. i want to talk a bit about china tech _ anytime soon. i want to talk a bit about china tech stocks. . bit about china tech stocks. how did they compared to what we might experience or see in the next week?— we might experience or see in the next week? clearly there is a similarit

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wejust all have to muck in here. bev reid is the boss of the entire dementia matters operation here. as well as the day centre, the charity provides residential care — a 24/7 operation. it's not home—time yet. bev says there's a crisis in the care sector. jeremy, it shouldn't be this bloody hard. day in, day out, it feels like we're living on the edge. the finances, the challenges around worrying about income, about bills. what's your mood now? frustrated. angry. because it really does feel like a forgotten agenda. are we all right, alan? what's needed is more sams. are we going to read back- through more memory lanes? more jameelas. john, john... more robs. everybody hungry? and that's something the government says it's committed to fixing, but better pay would surely help. simple question, why can't you pay them more? love to pay them all more. i can't pay them more because nobody�*s willing to pay me more, the organisation more. and it's money worries for bill back at home as well, with autumn around the corner. l

can wejust of scandals, president donald trump.rest didn't hit like we thought it was going to hit? we are so desensitised to scandals, that arrest didn't do what we thought. it was like something you ate four hours ago, do i feeljustice? this don't feel like justice... ago, do i feeljustice? this don't feel likejustice... let me try one of those george are arraignment rallies, maybe that will hit it. that's got some kick to it... there were too many trump scandals, keeping up with trump scandals is like watching star wars movies, you got to watch the third one to understand the first one, then you can't miss the second one because it has easter eggs for the fifth one. donald trump is the fifth one. donald trump is the only politician who scandals have got spin offs on disney plus. but the trump arrest has made everybody question what they believe. you thought you lean one way politically, then trump got locked up and everybody started waffling. it put republicans between a rock and a hard place. donald trump got locked up place. d

here in berlin, wejust overcame a very difficult winter.re able in record time to substitute for russian gas and oil, especially oil, we have been very familiar with german politics, and decision—making, it is quite a complicated business year, we have been able to build a first energy terminal. so, yes, we have the chancellor indicating a fundamental shift... but germany is stable and a prosperous country. it is one thing using words but another delivering actions. you are right, olaf scholz, the chancellor, talked about the turning point in the major dramatic shift in the germany's geopolitical thinking. he talked about it the days after the russian invasion of ukraine. i was there. but here we are, more than a year later, zeitenwende? if we looked first in terms of military and security policy, lots of talk about massive new investments in the german military but we don't see any sign of it? well, you need to look very carefully what we did. i am hearing that argument a lot from our opposition but in all politeness i have to be very clea

we here in berlin, wejust overcame a very difficult winter. able in record time to substitute for russian gas and oil, especially oil. we have been, if you are familiar with german politics and the way decision—making is quite a complicated business here, we have been able to build the first lng terminal. so, yes, we have the chancellor's speech about zeitenwende indicating a fundamental shift in many policy fields. ah... germany is a stable and economic prosperous country. well, it's one thing using words, it's another delivering actions. you're absolutely right, olaf scholz, chancellor, he talked about the zeitenwende, the turning point, the major dramatic shift in germany's geopolitical thinking. he talked about it in the days after the russian invasion of ukraine. i was there! but here we are, more than a year later. what has he actually delivered in terms of this zeitenwende? because if we look first at the military and security policy, lots of talk about massive new investment in the german military, but we don't see any sign of it. well

if you have a subscription, it renews by default, and we have trouble thinking about the renewal, wejusts like red signs for discounts. people have learned these things, over and over that red signs give you pleasure. people believe that they get a good deal, despite the fact that they are actually playing a game that is set by the company that sells these products. and, kai, i'm wondering, do you think, you know, are consumers more likely to be accepting of rising pricesjust because of all the information about inflation that we're constantly hearing about? yes, absolutely. 0ur minds adapt very quickly to new situations. and a very important concept in that respect is anchoring. so, if i am getting used to high numbers, also my price perception goes up and i am more much more willing to accept high prices. however, one problem from the corporate perspective is that, if you train your consumers to become bargain hunters, it's very hard to retrain them to accept high prices. well, kai, economics would suggest that we we would always well, kai, economics would suggest that we would always

wejust aren't performing. know, and this is really — wejust aren't performing.new onshore wind farm, but they're much cheaper to build onshore than offshore. so it's a real problem and we've gone backwards on that. we've lost a lot of our in country manufacturing as well on wind farms, so we've reported a lot of this stuff, you look at the new nuclear being built, its by the french nationalised in it's by the french nationalised in chinese state, its not being built by british companies. so we use the term green industrial revolution, i think the current labour opposition is using the term green prosperity plan, they're talking about £28 billion of investment in the docket every year if they win the next election, and we will need something like that what we've seen with the biden plane in the us.— biden plane in the us. they're all aood biden plane in the us. they're all good titles _ biden plane in the us. they're all good titles but _ biden plane in the us. they're all good titles but they _ biden plane in the us. they're all good titles but they need - biden

indeed, because if wejust looked at recent pictures of us president biden in ireland, he virtually hadn a very civilian and very happy atmosphere. if you look very closely, he was surrounded by security guards whilst he was holding up his phone, taking those selfies. what does that mean for the g7 meeting? what are they doing wrong when it comes to campaigning? you raised the question, what sort of things have been discussed? when it is a domestic campaign and there is so much premium on having face time and actual physical contact with the voters, there is going to be a reconsideration of that. we haven't actually seen that after the assassination of prime minister abe. surprisingly, security injapan, from a non—security expert perspective, it has not really been intensified. it is still quite easy to go into government agencies, and the japanese parliament, etc. on the international stage, when global leaders come, of course biden's entourage will expect a very high level of security, and japan will really have to adhere to those standards as well. in today's incident, the people who

wejust launched one paper with 50 companies, saying, "well, can we combine preservation and productionwords, this clash of this balance between growth, which brazil needs, economic growth, fighting against inequality, creating jobs but also conservation. yes, yes. you know, our big asset, environmental asset, it has to help, you know, the people that live there. it's not a simple thing for the private sector only. we have to have the state government, to have to have the federal government, all of them have to be aligned. paloma, is there a contradiction between what they say and what they do — really good words but is it good action? international cooperation to make sure that the money that is making sure by companies, by governments come and go to the front. we were promised in the cop in glasgow billions of money for... and to compensate farmers? of course! but what is the money? i don't know anyone who received, who is using it. i think about half of what was promised was distributed. but it's not working if it's not coming. and the second thing is that we need regulation on trace

question everybody is asking is, look, this is inevitably going to end up in a negotiation, so why can't wejustin a negotiation, so why can't we just get on with it? and that's why the confederation, the organisation i lead has called today for both sides to contact the conciliation service acas who were involved in the last time there was a junior doctor strike, so they are the specialist, at least a basis for to start. , , ., ., , to start. just out of interest, would it take _ to start. just out of interest, would it take both _ to start. just out of interest, would it take both sides - to start. just out of interest, would it take both sides to i to start. just out of interest, i would it take both sides to have to start. just out of interest, - would it take both sides to have to contact acas independently to move this forward, is that how this works? i this forward, is that how this works? , ., this forward, is that how this works? , . ~ w, this forward, is that how this works? , . ~ , ., , works? i understand acas will only intervene if— works? i understand acas will only intervene if bo

wejust saw this meeting is a huge dealfor both sides.r president lula and the delegation, red carpet, a guard of honour and all of it. waiting for his delegation was very large group of high—level chinese officials and that signals the importance that the two sides attached to this visit. now we don't know exactly what is on the agenda for this meeting but there is at least a couple of issues that you mentioned there that are likely to make it into the talks. first of course is trade and investment. the brazilian side had said they expect to sign more than 20 bilateral agreements and it signals their desire to strengthen economic relations with china. president lula, who has returned to power only months ago, knows he needs brazil's largest trading partner if he is to deliver on his promises to fight poverty and really boost brazil's stagnant economy. and china, china is also interested in consolidating trade ties with brazil. beijing is facing growing tensions with the united states, which is its largest trading partner. so it is lookin

and wejust managed to meet her backstage. so that was great.ber, what did she say? the phrase was, "it's nice to meet some more mummy djs". in fact, lindsey was pregnant for a while while dj—ing, so i remember trying to fit the bump behind the decks. we had to factor that in, trying to fit the bump in behind the deck. but now they think it's time for more women djs like themselves, and so have begun mothership dj classes. so i kind of advertised it as for women and friends, so the nontraditional view of a dj. i would just love to see there be more women just out there having a go and doing it. i think it's reallyjust access. if you don't have a friend who's got decks, how do you get into it, how do you practise, how do you know it's for you? it's so important to support more women into djing. this dancey duo are championing more women to get into the dj mix. i want to show you some dramatic images from russia, where a volcano erupted on tuesday releasing a 10 kilometre cloud of smoke and ash into the sky. the volcano is located in the far east

so, as i think wejust look at the scene there, live, from the international airport in budapest, thatope francis, all these are the officials, yes, these are the officials that arrive before the pope, himself. there is a little cart that is part of this entourage and it will be that carrying pope francis. three days, i think the last time he visited the country itself was back in 2021. but he had lovely weather, for his mass in the square in budapest. three days, it was noted that when he did criticise the country's policy towards migrants, there was very little applause, some of the analysts we have spoken to here in bbc news from those crowds, whilst he was welcomed initially rapturously, as he entered the square itself. just to remind you of what he said, he did say that hungarians should not close the door on migrants and those who he described as foreign or unlike us and part of that mass, or rather as part of the mass, was the hungarian pro minister, victor aubin, part of the mass, was the hungarian pro minister, victoraubin, he part of the mass, was the hungarian pro minister,

in terms of the journalist who have taken the spotlight at the moment in russia, wejust heard spotlight, we just heard a few days ago that a wall street journal reporter had been arrested and now this assassination. is there a reason that this sort of profiling ofjournalists is taking place now, do you think? we know that russia is in a lot of trouble in this war and we know that they do not hesitate to target civilians. they care enormously about their propaganda and so if they came to feel that vladlen tatarsky was a liability as far as the public profile goes, if they feel that he was possibly demoralising the russian people or troops or what have you then if they had given him private warnings about his criticism and he had refused to quiet down, i doubt they would have hesitated to do away with him. but he had a long history of being supportive of russia so it is just very hard to tell. and what do you think happens now? now that the attack has happened and we have seen these arrests ofjournalists, what happens now? arrests of journalists, what happens now?— arrests of journalists,

wejust feel down in a live lane, it is an emergency.e just feel it is wrong putting drivers in that situation. at the aa, i have listened to many harrowing calls from members who have broken down in smart motorways on live lines and they are then reliant on the technology putting out a red x and closing the lane down and reports of other drivers following that and that is not always the case.— following that and that is not always the case. briefly, if you will come _ always the case. briefly, if you will come about _ always the case. briefly, if you will come about is _ always the case. briefly, if you will come about is the - always the case. briefly, if you will come about is the answerl will come about is the answer because 10% of the motorways will not be turned back, there those already converted the government says will stay for now. we already converted the government says will stay for now.— already converted the government says will stay for now. we have said the government _ says will stay for now. we have said the government

for example, does this very type of same thing, but we just does this very type of same thing, but wejustt we just don't see it that way and applying those principles to what space x are doing is what is different. it is taking principles that have been used in other industries successfully and prying into an industry that did not do that before now. the into an industry that did not do that before now.— into an industry that did not do that before now. the main rocket, that before now. the main rocket, that sort of _ that before now. the main rocket, that sort of crashed _ that before now. the main rocket, that sort of crashed and _ that before now. the main rocket, that sort of crashed and failed - that before now. the main rocket, that sort of crashed and failed lots of times, and now it is a mainstay. yes, and i was on one of those failures with one of my satellites. so when you are on the other end of this, it is something that is difficult. but what you do see at the end of the day is that they have proven many ailments of this, which is the reasonability factor, the idea that they

. # wejust want fair pay...#.ng their case... # tell me why...# ..the health secretary is adamant that their demands are unrealistic. we are ready to have discussions with them, but clearly, a demand for 35%, over £20,000 for some junior doctors, is not fair or reasonable, and that is why we've not been able to make progress so far. the junior doctors argue that mr barclay should put forward his own pay offer. i would urge him again and ask anyone that is in contact with him to urge him to come to the table in an open and honest way so that we can ultimately bring this dispute to an end as quickly as possible. claps don't pay the bills! the bma is currently balloting junior doctors in scotland over possible industrial action. the union is calling on the welsh government to improve a pay offer. meanwhile, at westminster, as striking doctors and others staged a demonstration, the two sides seemed as entrenched and as far apart as ever. hugh pym, bbc news. the nhs england says to cope with the strike, it's prioritisi

we didn't think he was ill, wejust thought there was something wrong. ruin everything that we were trying to do. frontotemporal dementia mainly affects people between the ages of 45 and 65, and symptoms can include personality and behaviour changes and problems with language and mental focus. wendy is pleased that there has been more awareness surrounding frontotemporal dementia, since the actor bruce willis has been diagnosed with it. if there is celebrities out there that can promote this, that's fantastic. there is still no cure or even a way of slowing the disease down, but wendy hopes that more awareness will help those living with it and their families. you are live with bbc news. our other main story... finland has become the 31st member of nato — what the head of the alliance has described as a historic day. these are the latest pictures of the flag hoist at the accession ceremony a short while ago. the move to join the military alliance was prompted by russia's invasion of ukraine. moscow has responded by saying the finland—nato alliance increa

yeah, i mean, wejust had to work so hard for it, didn't we? france were a brilliant side. off, we knocked off. we got there in the end. you've got mixed emotions about everything, i am so proud of how they have performed and thrilled about winning. now i'm thinking, well, maybe i should not have left. it's been an absolutely amazing tournament, and today to bring it all together and we got the result. an amazing crowd here and an amazing day at twickenham, amazing. to say that we sold, l i think it was 58,000, it's been absolutely incredible. the crowd was with us every step i of the way and it has been amazing. | i hope you all want to come back| and watch us because we are only growing as a squad in 2025, - the world cup is here at twickenham. we want to sell it out. we want to be world champions in 2025. i five wins out of five is, the champions once again england. england's six nations champions once more but they did not have it all their own way, never has the tale of two halves probably been more true. kat merchant, former england winger, joins us now. kat, england

before the business, wejust want to take you back to trump tower in the centre of manhattan in new york ahead of his tuesday court appearance after a journey from florida that drew blanket coverage from news channels, from the us news channels. he faces unspecified charges in connection with a payment his lawyer made to a porn star. hello. we've seen a reasonably settled spell of early april weather over the past few days, largely dry with some sunshine. and that's going to continue at least for another 2a hours for many parts of the uk. so sunny spells around. there is some rain in the forecast through tuesday and it's mainly pushing in across the far northwest all down to this weather front you can see here. but it is meeting this big area of high pressure which sits to the east, and that's really going to be the driving force of the weather, particularly across england, wales and eastern scotland, too. that's where we've got the clearest skies over the next few hours. it's really quite chilly out there. a bit more cloud and drizzly rain pushing into northern ireland and western scotl

ok, guys, should wejust start out with the karaoke?o keep the spirits of his passengers up as they face missing a day on the slopes in the french alps. we've been here four and a half hours waiting. we've had our coaches in front of us have been waiting more than 12 hours. so i have no idea how long we're going to be here to be for another 12 hours. i don't know. the police have been doing what they can to stop dover snarling up, but lorries and cars have been getting caught in the chaos, too. well, we're meant to be going to italy ultimately, but we are booked into a hotel in france this evening. but don't know if we're going to make it now. well, it's going to be a long one, i think. i we're going to be here for a while. but it's ok. it's holiday. so what's causing this? it is being blamed on a perfect storm of huge numbers of people wanting to travel. bad weather yesterday causing delays to the ferries and according to the port. new checks introduced after brexit, meaning all coach passengers have to get out of the vehicle to have t

the fda to improperly approve a chemical abortion drug that puts women's health and lives at risk, wejusteen several scientific studies showing that mifepristone itself is safe for use. how do you square those two statements?— two statements? there is no credible data _ two statements? there is no credible data in _ two statements? there is no credible data in the - two statements? there is no credible data in the united . credible data in the united states to ascertain that these drugs are safe for use. however in the country of finland there is a study that shows that chemical abortion drugs have four times higher complication rate to than surgical abortion does and that risk goes up exponentially if a woman is facing any ectopic pregnancy, if she is further along just additionally, that accurate data does show that result and the reality is in the united states the fda has not asked for data to be sent to them, they are not tracking it and they are not tracking it and they are not tracking it and they are using that lack of data to then say the complication rates are low and then we sa

wejust younger well—wishers waving american flags.us presidentjoe biden through the crowd. great service there. carefully watching the us presidents every move. joe biden there wearing that blue cap, you can just see the top of the cap there, as six cameras of people and takes pictures with them. the guard is there, the irish police, as was the secret service travelling with the presidents, carefully watching his every move as he towards that barricade that separates him and dozens and dozens of people. a young boy there holding up of people. a young boy there holding up that phone and taking a picture of the us president. we can see images of the us president there in dundalk. live now to the northern editor at the irish times, freya mcclements. so many people threats against pictures with the us president. it just underlines the just underlines the relationship _ just underlines the just underlines the relationship with _ just underlines the just underlines the relationship with us _ just underlines the just underlines i the relatio

wejust mentioned that un officials have raised concern, because severalformer have raised concern, becausemer government officials, who are accused of war crimes, have been able to leave jail in khartoum. how worried are you about this development? i worried are you about this development?— worried are you about this development? i am extremely worried, development? i am extremely worried. i'm — development? i am extremely worried, i'm extremely - development? i am extremely i worried, i'm extremely worried, because the statement that was made by the man indicted by the icc, the former governor, in the case that they are going to engage in the ongoing war between the two factions, he said we are going to fight, in order to put an end to the rebellion, meaning the iss. so we have known since the beginning that the islamists, those of the former regime, have been involved in this war since the beginning, the ones who triggered the fighting between the two parties. this is an extremely worrying development, because it might be seeing a new escalation of war. ., ., ., war. you are saying a new

probably going to be more prepared, so we will see, it is one of these really difficult ones to call, wejustficult ones to call, we just don't know until we see how it goes anglers patrick, thank you so much forjoining us. sudan's armed forces releasing the pictures that they say show the turkish plane, supposedly having been attacked, these have not been verified. the turkish foreign ministry confirming the aircraft sustained smallarms fire but said no injuries were reported. all of this latest news comes to us as doctors in sudan say at least 7a people have been killed during two days of fighting this week in the country, despite the ceasefire being extended by three days. this is the scene in khartoum, we know they are still fighting there, there is also continued fighting in the darfur region, ethiopian�*s prime minister says he has spoken to the sudanese military leader and also to the head and told both of them they need to find an amicable solution to the conflict. ., , ., , find an amicable solution to the conflict. ., , ., conflict. thousands of people are stillt in: conflict. thous

so, were about to go live very surprising and wejust fine.nd we just found this out. on twitter. that is elon musk, we didn't know about that but you never know with elon musk. when he sat down he was in the mood to chat. the pain level of twitter has been extremely high. it hasn't been some sort of party. so, it's been really quite a stressful situation. there were many mistakes and along the way. i were many mistakes and along the wa . . w' were many mistakes and along the wa. way. i asked him about teacher la -offs. way. i asked him about teacher lay-offs- the — way. i asked him about teacher lay-offs- the way _ way. i asked him about teacher lay-offs. the way they - way. i asked him about teacher lay-offs. the way they said, . way. i asked him about teacher . lay-offs. the way they said, pretty lay—offs. the way they said, pretty much everyone said, it felt quite haphazard and a little bit uncaring. i wouldn't say uncaring. the issue is, the company was either going to go bankrupt if we did not cost cost immediately. this is not an uncari

for example, as wejust heard about the prospect ofjews slaughtering animals on that area.thing people talk about a lot, the status quo is they are not supposed to pray there and they are not supposed to take part in religious rituals. and anything that disrupts the status quo injerusalem historically tends to lead to serious violence.— historically tends to lead to serious violence. what is hamas sa in: at serious violence. what is hamas saving at the _ serious violence. what is hamas saying at the moment? - serious violence. what is hamas saying at the moment? they - serious violence. what is hamas - saying at the moment? they appeared to be engaging — saying at the moment? they appeared to be engaging in _ saying at the moment? they appeared to be engaging in a — saying at the moment? they appeared to be engaging in a game _ saying at the moment? they appeared to be engaging in a game of _ to be engaging in a game of brinkmanship. they are pushing things. they told people to barricade themselves into the mosque because of the risk these jewish rituals might be taking pla

wejust have fossil fuel emissions and global warming.022, not a record global temperature year, was actually the warmest year on record for the warmest year on record for the uk and you all know the sufferings that occurred during the summer heat waves and of course the winter heatwaves also, smashing records in the last several months and will we might laugh at the images of frolicking swimmers in the uk sees, we also know that these have devastating economic impacts, for example the alpine industry and winter tourism industries, this is a pressing reality and notjust industries, this is a pressing reality and not just a industries, this is a pressing reality and notjust a global temperature peak that is going to be of deep concern, it's also those years but also with an el nino event on the horizon this winter projected to be even a weak one were likely to the planet into a record global temperature year, superseding 2016. ., ., , . , 2016. that a dire picture but there is some _ 2016. that a dire picture but there is some good - 2016.

as wejust president involved in a trial like this.rom ros, it is not the only legal difficulty he may face. as we gear up for that crucial 2024 presidential election, we could be seeing the republican nominee, if trump wins that nomination, fighting several battles at the same time as running an election campaign —— fighting several legal battles at the same time. we have never witnessed anything like that before, so we have no idea what impact this might have no idea what impact this might have on his chances of returning to the white house. we'll hit kill his bid for that? will it boost his bed? it all remains to be seen as we watch this legal process play out and discover what the political ramifications may be.- and discover what the political ramifications may be. many thanks, sarah smith — ramifications may be. many thanks, sarah smith reporting _ ramifications may be. many thanks, sarah smith reporting from - ramifications may be. many thanks, sarah smith reporting from new - ramifications may be. many thanks, i sarah smith rep

medical supplies to hospitals today, right now, the movement because of the fighting is so difficult, wejustuation everywhere in the country. we speak a lot about khartoum, but there are so many places right now where we don't even know what is going on. where we don't even know what is auoin on. , , ., going on. yes, trying to even establish _ going on. yes, trying to even establish the _ going on. yes, trying to even establish the facts _ going on. yes, trying to even establish the facts and - going on. yes, trying to even establish the facts and all. going on. yes, trying to even establish the facts and all of| going on. yes, trying to even i establish the facts and all of this is so difficult. thank you so much forjoining us. it's clearly very fluid there on the ground, but thanks for getting us that latest update. around the world and talks the uk, you're watching the people above really came together to help those affected by february's earthquake. the event had a special focus — the children who have lost their homes and families. this is contributed by these people. and their childre

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your reaction to this ruling that we just had coming your reaction to this ruling that wejust had comingcoming in. i have a lot of confidence in the fifth circuit. i would say that this decision is not a surprise at all. this has sort of bid and trademark of this particular court to protect the status quo while things are being litigated. this is pending appeal. for us the most important thing for this dangerous drug is the doctor visit. abortion activists and abortion providers talk about it being the same as a miscarriage. but nowhere do you ever hear anyone recommend that a woman experiencing a miscarriage should skip the doctor exam. a doctor exam before this abortion pill and after this abortion pill is essential. the drug is dangerous, they have worked very hard to suppress data. the fda even stopped taking adverse event reports. the anti—choice people you refer to our doctors who treat these women in the emergency room, women are coached to lie about the cause of their pregnancy when they... . we do have to say that many scientific studies, over100 have shown that this pill is saf