absolutely, welcome to west london where there is a mild | west london where there is a mild night butt will those middlesbrough players be focus on right now? they won't be speaking about a team 1—1 draw with brother and went to the first leg against chelsea once they got around but the of that chelsea defence and scored the only goal of the game. in that match, shows he had chances, or cole palmer in particular, but they did not take them, and the occasion for middlesbrough, lots of supporters making their way, most of them already here, i can tell you that. this is a team in the championship that still gets 27,000 on an average home gate, and it's our reconnection to their glory days, not so long ago, late 90s and early 20005, they ago, late 905 and early 20005, they regularly competed to get into cup finals, their manager, michael carrick, a5 a player he wanted all, i know wonder how this era of chelsea will compare to the kind of chelsea will compare to the kind of chelsea he played against. certainly expect the best version of them. think we know what we're walking into. i think

to measure success in west london, you might need to look at the bigger picture.nt, the players bought, it has taken a while for chelsea to click under mauricio pochettino. for all the chances created, they've not always hit the mark this season. goals came from elsewhere, chelsea could let it slide, the challenges just needed a little less force. fulham couldn't quite get their timing right. no player has won more spot kicks in the premier league than raheem sterling, fewer making chelsea tick quite like cole palmer. the rest of chelsea's finishing was farfrom clinical, the offside flag did little to spare sterling's blushes. for fulham, when the target was found, so too were the palms of dorde petrovic. energetic, entertaining, often end to end. but ultimately the solitary goal decided it. three wins on the spin for the first time this season, that paints a much better picture for pochettino. we deserved the victory, we were the better side, very pleased with the performance, now it is four victories here in a row at stamford bridge. third in the premier league,

the chant inside kanoon towhid, a west london islamic centre... ..associated with the iranian regime know exactly who was chanting, but we do know it's a meeting place for islamic students associations of britain. and for the first time, we see the speeches of iranian revolutionary guard commanders they promoted to talk at online events. violent islamist extremism. its purpose is to radicalise british students. we hear urgent calls for this to be made illegal... this cannot be allowed to continue. it is a risk to the stability of our country. ali khamenei, the supreme leader of the iranian regime. _ ..and speak to those who say their lives are at risk. they've been threatening me. he says, "i'm going to cut your neck." l 0n the picture below, senior irgc commander hossein yekta... kasra aarabi obtained these speeches. he investigates iran's islamic revolutionary guards, the irgc, forthe campaign group united against nuclear iran. hossein yekta, commander of the irgc�*s notorious plainclothes unit, which has committed gross human rights violations in iran... and he examines its links

the chant inside kanoon towhid, a west london islamic centre... ..associated with the iranian regimes chanting, but we do know it's a meeting place for islamic students associations of britain. and for the first time, we see the speeches of iranian revolutionary guard commanders they promoted to talk at online events. violent islamist extremism. its purpose is to radicalise british students. we hear urgent calls for this to be made illegal... this cannot be allowed to continue. it is a risk to the stability of our country. ali khamenei, the supreme leader of the iranian regime.. _ ..and speak to those who say their lives are at risk. they've been threatening me. he says, "i'm going to cut your neck." l 0n the picture below, senior irgc commander hossein yekta... kasra aarabi obtained these speeches. he investigates iran's islamic revolutionary guards, the irgc, forthe campaign group united against nuclear iran. hossein yekta, commander of the irgc�*s notorious plainclothes unit, which has committed gross human rights violations in iran... and he examines its links to the uk. this eve

a murder investigation has been launched after a man's body was found byjoggers in a park in west londonler donnelly in hanworth park in feltham. he had been stabbed. no—one has yet been arrested. the grenfell testimony week ends today. throughout the week, some of those bereaved and survivors have been able to speak directly to representatives from some of the organisations they hold responsible for the fire. 72 people died at the tower injune 2017. the hearings are part of a civil legal settlement agreed in 2023 for compensation claims. rents in london have hit a record high atjust over £2,600 per month, on average, according to the property website, rightmove. that's 6% higher than last year. although rent rises are lower than in the rest of the country, it's predicted that rents will go up again this year. tomorrow is holocaust memorial day with events planned across the capital. some london landmarks, including the london eye, will be lit up in purple to mark the occasion. tonight, on bbc london, we'll be hearing from survivors of the holocaust, including hannah lewis, who was born

escaped to the uk and was apprehended by the uk and was apprehended by the national crime agency in west london. almost a thousand, almost 30,000 migrants crossed the channel to britain in small boats last year. that's down by almost a third on the number of crossings . from 2022, although crossings. from 2022, although it's the second largest total since numbers were first published six years ago. no attempts to cross channel attempts to cross the channel have place since have taken place since mid—december, either because of bad weather. thousands gathered on the streets of central london today to ring in the new year, with 100 shops. aiden wait for me , the one and only pop singer me, the one and only pop singer chesney hawkes greeted spectators along the two mile route with dancers and brass bands. families even witnessed a brief invasion . faux pas gundam brief invasion. faux pas gundam star . the 2024 parade, which star. the 2024 parade, which started in 1987, marched from green park to the palace of westminster . green park to the palace of westminster. this is green park to the palace o

a musical set on an iconic housing estate in sheffield is set to take london's west end by storm.has been taking a look. it's concrete, it's brutalist and it's hard line. parkhill, sheffield. in the �*60s, coach trips would come to marvel at the streets in the sky. # after the rains have gone, - something inside me, i know...# it's like being in heaven up here. three mornings, decades apart. and now, 60 years on, its story of hope, long decline and now rebirth, is about to open on london's west end. # over roof slates...# and it's why the cast of standing at the sky's edge went to meet the people of parkhill. next to the greeny, bluey door, that was our kitchen. mickjones moved here in the �*60s. he's already seen the show three times. and today, a chance to meet one of its stars, rachael wooding. and i tell you, when we moved in here, it was amazing. it was like you'd won the lottery. and i know what that means to have your story told and be heard and be seen. i was in tears cos it was so beautiful. this isn't a normal musical, is it? no, it isn't, and i've i done a lot of musica

chelsea at home to fulham in a west london derby. 1—0 from there at the moment. cup action midweek — both endured losses. later, manchester city will still be without striker erling haaland for their trip to newcastle united. city haven't lost while haaland has been out but their boss, pep guardiola, says they didn't expect him to miss so many games. he was a little bit more than we expect in the beginning. in his bone. and the bone needs time. so every injury, you can do whatever you want, it is a question of time. and at the end of this month, maybe he will be ready to come back. staying with football, and two major international tournaments to tell you about. the start of the africa cup of nations, when hosts ivory coast face guinea—bissau, later. in the asian cup, australia beat india 2—0 india, in group b. goals from jackson irvine and jordan bos. later, uzbekistan play syria in the other game in group b, but up next, china take on tajikistan in group a. it's the eve of the australian open, tennis�* first grand slam of the year, which gets under way on sunda

above i hear a jet, probably flying to city airport or add to west london to heathrow.ry air traffic control orders put in place. we heard stories from the bbc wales presenter diverted from geneva into bristol. she was supposed to land but they went to edinburgh. you can read online, we will come back to that in a moment. you can read about the trauma she and passengers were in. they landed under the most awful conditions in edinburgh when they thought they were going to bristol and people were going to bristol and people were so terrified, not only were they clapping, which is not as usual in the uk as other parts of europe, but she said she and her friends burst into tears. she thought about her husband and about her children. we have seen other cases of aircraft that have supposed to land in scotland diverted through england out to germany, so a very different destination. very heavy bits of kit, aircraft, obviously. they have a safety first like the trains but they have had to pull out every stop to make sure passengers have a happy landing and they get home safely

police investigating after a boy was stabbed and killed in north west london on new year's eve are appealingetectives believe others nearby may have witnessed what happened. a 16—year—old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder. as some schools in the capital see a drop in pupils, on the outskirts of london in havering, nur5erie5 say they're dealing with rising numbers. it comes as the area copes with one of the highest birth rates in the uk. it means childcare places there are in short supply, with nur5erie5 struggling to keep up with the demand. in about the last six months, an 80% increase of occupancy requests. inquirie5 coming in, show rounds coming in because of the demand of parents coming into the area and needing childcare 5paces. we are having parents that are looking a year in advance. we took a registration this week for 2025. alexandra palace has been given a grant ofjust over half a million pounds to help renovate part that has been left derelict. it comes as the site marks its 150th anniversary. it's the next phase of a restoration project that has also helped restore the

west? yes, so, the big problems are on great western railway. they operate services from londonistol. and you go to plymouth, they also go into south wales into swansea and cardiff. now gwr are warning of major disruption today. the reason for that as they have a line closed in three places due to flooding. so swindon and bristol parkway, that section is closed, reading to taunton is closed and towards 0xford taunton is closed and towards oxford is closed. normally they would run to services an hour from the west country into london paddington, that is down to one service an hour. now they are trying to get some bus replacement services on some of those lines but they are saying that they won't be able to replace all of they won't be able to replace all of the trains. so what passengers can expect is cancellations and delays on that particular line. just looking at acts to delete my exodus and david's where that line goes, the 1044 to cardiff which was delayed by one hour and 27 minutes, the service to plymouth delayed by 31 minutes and the service to london waterloo cancelled,

escaped to the uk and was apprehended by the uk and was apprehended by the national crime agency in west london on almost 30,000 migrants crossed the channel to britain in small boats last year . that's down by almost a third on the number of crossings from 2022. although it's the second largest total since numbers were first published six years ago, no attempts to cross the channel have taken place since mid—december because of bad weather, and thousands gathered on the streets of central london today to ring in the new year. with . simon mayall crossing get with. simon mayall crossing get away from me, the one and only p0p away from me, the one and only pop singer chesney hawkes greeted spectators along the two mile route with dancers and brass bands. families even witnessed a brief invasion by gangnam style . star gangnam style. star >> wo wo wo wo . >> wo wo wo wo. >> the 2024 parade, which started in 1987, marched from green park to the palace of westminster for this is gb news across the uk on tv , in your across the uk on tv, in your car, on your digital radio and on your smart speaker b

london paddington. we are seeing a lot of these building up, the cancellations on these lines. we saw in that report, flooding on some of those branch lines, so a lot in the south—westuns from london paddington right through to penzance, a lot of those little branch lines that go off in devon and cornwall and there is flooding on the list card to lou line at the moment so there is no service running there at all and they are trying to foot plus is on but this has come and they don't always bring those buses into operation. so you are going to have to expect, if you are going to have to expect, if you are thinking of travelling on the trains into the south—west from london, through bristol and into cornwall and devon that they will be those cancellations that could happen at any moment. they may cancel a train a very short notice and looking at the arrivals and departures from exeter saint david's, there will be delayed. and nottingham, i was also looking at the transport situation in nottingham and that the trams and the buses are having issues today because of course, you have seen the aerial pictures we were showing you of the flooding across nottinghamshire. if b

people to avoid the area on wimbledon hill roadin avoid the area on wimbledon hill road in south west london road blocked off in both directions. the london fire brigade is saying that the cause of the fire is not yet known . of the fire is not yet known. the nhs is failing to hit most of its key performance targets, despite the overall waiting list dropping according to the latest data. more than 355,000 people in england have been waiting for over 52 weeks to start hospital treatment at the end of november . that's down from more than 377,000 at the end of october, but more than 11,000 people in england have been waiting for over 18 months. the government says it aims to eliminate all waits by more of more than a yeah waits by more of more than a year. by march next year. bird flu has been found in elephant and fur seals near antarctica in the region's first cases of infected mammals, the uk's animal health agency says it has been testing for the h5n1virus on the island of south georgia after they found a few dead seals in october. scientists are saying that the risk to humans remains very

. >> called in >> these are called in north—west london. need north—west london.ble is, with these sort renegade vigilantes is, sort of renegade vigilantes is, is to more crime ? you is it leads to more crime? you shouldn't need it, should you? i mean, fair play in fact, actually , i'm glad that they actually, i'm glad that they were there because this could have escalated into something very nasty . i have escalated into something very nasty. i mean, once again, it's one of those things that definitely won't happen. but it is every single week, is happening every single week, particularly these areas particularly in these areas where jewish people live. and we're told by the caring left on a constant they've a constant basis that they've really, really do care for the jewish people. they just don't like certain things. it's nonsense . these are the people nonsense. these are the people you are defending when you come out with this stuff. yeah shocking and shocking that we need such groups. >> but but i'm glad they did this. it was it was a great job. let's do the

escaped to the uk and was apprehended by the uk and was apprehended by the national crime agency in west london, almost 30,000 migrants crossed the channel to britain in small boats last year . that's down by almost a third on the number of crossings from 2022, although it's the second largest total since numbers were first published six years ago. no attempts to cross the channel have taken place since mid—december because of bad weather, and thousands gathered on the streets of central london today to ring in the new year. with . mbappe crossing get away with. mbappe crossing get away from me, the one and only pop singer chesney hawkes greeted spectators along the two mile route with dancers and brass bands, families even witnessed a brief invasion by gangnam style . brief invasion by gangnam style. superstar . the 2024 parade, superstar. the 2024 parade, which started in 1987, marched from green park to the palace of westminster . from green park to the palace of westminster. this is from green park to the palace of westminster . this is gb from green park to the palace of westminster. this

the building still stands in west london shrouded from view, but for the families who lost loved onesn all, the pain and loss of that fire is ever present. this week the bereaved have an opportunity to speak directly to the organisations that many hold responsible for the fire and the deaths. in a moment we'll hear from two bereaved family members, paulos, who was in grenfell tower that night and lost his son — and nabil who lost six members of his family in the tragedy. first, kate's here. and kate, it s more than six years on from the fire. where are we when it comes to justice? there is no clear vision of what justice looks like but three processes are ongoing, the public inquiry trying to understand what happened and make recommendations to government to make sure it does not happen again for that that began in 2018 and is meant to bring a final report around may of this year and then criminal charges whatever they may be, perhaps health and safety breaches, perhaps corporate manslaughter. the metropolitan police have done an investigation alongside the inquiry but agreed not to b

we surprised by the swift allegation against your position, which is really critiquing the west, londonitain, and the u.s. when it comes to supporting the israeli government, when it comes to the assault on gaza? >> i think maybe i was celebrated for the wrong reason. as an artist, have to fight for the human dignity and also basic human rights, freedom of speech. that is why i am here. amy: can i ask about your graphic novel ai weiwei ai weiwei,? talk about "zodiac" and the message you're conveying in this graphic memoir. >> i came to new york to be part of this graphic novel, how do say, promotion. the novel is about -- took about two or three years with two other persons involved. made the drawing and the storyline and, you know, i think it is pretty unique. also telling my personal stories cry chinese classic stories, but also current events in china and the west. it is very detailed. very visual narratives about the stories. amy: ai weiwei, your message to the world right now -- you are a dissident when it comes to china. you cannot live inside china. you are in exile. and now when

she escaped the uk and was arrested by the national crime agency in west london.family has been treated like a punchbag and hung out to dry. doug barrowman says it suits the agenda of the government to scapegoat him and his wife. they're being investigated for their involvement in supplying ppe during the pandemic. lady mons admitted she lied when denying connections to medpro, which made profits of £60 million. labour has called for lady moon to be expelled from the house of lords . the the house of lords. the government says it won't comment on any ongoing legal case. almost 30,000 migrants crossed the channel to britain in small boats last year. the channel to britain in small boats last year . that's down by boats last year. that's down by almost a third on the number of crossings from 2022, although it's the second largest total since numbers were first published six years ago. no attempt to cross the channel have been taking place since mid—december because of bad . mid—december because of bad. weather average household energy bills will now be almost £100 m

escaped to the uk and was apprehended by the uk and was apprehended by the national crime agency in west london. almost a thousand, almost 30,000 migrants crossed the channel to britain in small boats last year. that's down by almost a third on the number of crossings . from 2022, although crossings. from 2022, although it's the second largest total since numbers were first published six years ago. no attempts to cross channel attempts to cross the channel have place since have taken place since mid—december, either because of bad weather. thousands gathered on the streets of central london today to ring in the new year, with 100 shops. aiden wait for me , the one and only pop singer me, the one and only pop singer chesney hawkes greeted spectators along the two mile route with dancers and brass bands. families even witnessed a brief invasion . faux pas gundam brief invasion. faux pas gundam star . the 2024 parade, which star. the 2024 parade, which started in 1987, marched from green park to the palace of westminster . green park to the palace of westminster. this is green park to the palace o

um, i up not that far from um, i grew up not that far from here, in a grey area of west london. child and then into teens. i had a lot of trouble my head health, trouble with my head health, with my health, as we with my mental health, as we would now um, i was would say. now um, i was hopeless at school . and the hopeless at school. and the polar opposite of your magnificent self can be really? i flunked out of school in my first exams, and i was totally lost. i had no idea what to do with my life. i think we're still very bad in this country at picking up those, particularly young men who've fallen through cracks and channelling them and making them productive members of society. and i was lost for a long time. >> but you are then a great example to such people, because whatever your start may be, you can make things better. i think i was very lucky i got a job, i i'm sure you were, but did you also do it by your own efforts? did you also pull yourself up? yes. you have to. >> when the opens a little >> when the door opens a little bit, you have to be willing, i think, to step

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also took part in the invictus games, says his prosthetic legs have been stolen from his car in west london be the first person in history to busk at all 272 stations, whilst raising money for the homeless charity glassdoor. it's been such a surprising kind of experience. you just never know what you're going to get and you never know really what to expect from each station. initially, i thought going into zone 1 would be the best, like, going to places like leicester square. but in the end, it's places in the outer zones that have been the most fun and the most generous. let's take a look at the tubes now. now onto the weather with kate. good morning. another cold start with temperatures widely down below zero. it is dry though, it is sunny, but we will see more cloud sinking south through the afternoon. clear skies last night, therefore the sunshine first thing. high pressure still in charge, so it is dry. some slightly less cold air bringing in some moisture. so turning cloudy through the day. temperatures somewhere between four and six celsius. we have still got the north—easterly breez

saturday's other premier league game, it was cole palmer's penalty that gave chelsea a 1—0 victory over west londonthe win puts chelsea up to eighth with mauricio pochettino looking for his side to build momentum. through the victory, we can find a level that we want. i think we need to push in now we have a break, it will be good for our play because we were short in the squad and too many players made too many games and was massive and they deserve to have a break now. jadon sancho had a great start in his return to borussia dortmund with an assist just days after his loan move from manchester united. the 23—year—old hadn't played since august after refusing to apologise to united manager erik ten hag. sancho was a second—half substitute and set up marco reus�*s goal in dortmund's 3—0 win over darmstadt. tennis, and the australian open is under way but the first brit in action in the main draw, jodie burrage, is out. she took the first set but then lost the next two to germany's tamara korpatsch on what was her first time in the australian open main draw. burrage was the first of seven britons pl

escaped to the uk and was apprehended by the uk and was apprehended by the national crime agency in west londonalmost 30,000 migrants crossed the channel to britain in small boats last year . that's down by almost a third on the number of crossings from 2022, although it's the second largest total since numbers were first published six years ago. no attempts to cross the channel have taken place since mid—december because of bad weather, and thousands gathered on the streets of central london today to ring in the new year. with . mbappe crossing get away with. mbappe crossing get away from me, the one and only pop singer chesney hawkes greeted spectators along the two mile route with dancers and brass bands, families even witnessed a brief invasion by gangnam style . brief invasion by gangnam style. superstar . the 2024 parade, superstar. the 2024 parade, which started in 1987, marched from green park to the palace of westminster . from green park to the palace of westminster. this is from green park to the palace of westminster . this is gb from green park to the palace of westminster. this is

she escaped the uk and was apprehended by the national crime agency in west london.barons osmans husband says their family has been treated like a punchbag and hung out to dry. doug barrowman says it suits the agenda of the government to scapegoat him and his wife . they're being his wife. they're being investigated for their involvement in supplying ppe dunng involvement in supplying ppe during the pandemic. lady mones admitted she lied when denying connections to medpro, which made profits of £60 million. labour called for lady mone to be expelled from the house of lords. the government says it won't comment on ongoing legal case. almost 30,000 migrants crossed the channel to britain in small boats last year. that's down by almost a third on the number of crossings from 2022, although it's the second largest total since numbers were first published six years ago. no attempts to cross the channel have taken place since mid—december, either because of bad weather. average household energy bills will now be almost £100 more expensive. give the energy regulator has inc

london. and sshath, author and west asia expert out of belfast. thank you both for being with me. i like to start. this off in london and massoud, i mean what's your overall assessment of the reason israeli regime um has assassinated these individuals at this point in time? well, it's very obvious and very clear for the whole of international community to see through it that this conflict is non-vinable by israel is a state, and in fact um all the sort of... "the goals that they have targeted for themselves is not going to be achieved and is impossible to achieve, and so therefore it's one could say that this war with this sort of atrocities being committed has been unleashed just to save not design this state, but to save netanyahu and his cabinet, and now that is very clear that they're not even able to..." achieve that particular goal a savior of netanyahu as a political leader, they have to widen the this war and they have to make the waters even more uh mody and so therefore they want to expand the conflict and i'm going to interrupt you because we're having some issues with t

escaped to the uk and was apprehended by the uk and was apprehended by the national crime agency in west londone channel to britain in small boats last year. that's down by almost a third on the number of crossings . from 2022, although crossings. from 2022, although it's the second largest total since numbers were first published six years ago. no attempts to cross channel attempts to cross the channel have place since have taken place since mid—december, either because of bad weather. thousands gathered on the streets of central london today to ring in the new year, with 100 shops. aiden wait for me , the one and only pop singer me, the one and only pop singer chesney hawkes greeted spectators along the two mile route with dancers and brass bands. families even witnessed a brief invasion

a community cafe and kitchen in west london says it's working hard to meet demand this winter, with thee to food banks. it uses donations of surplus food which are turned into healthy meals. operating as a warm hub during january for those struggling to pay bills, residents can pay what they can afford. we have quite a cohort of rough—sleepers who come here. we've got lots of mums with children. we have older people that come here. it's like a family. we live very individualistic lifestyles, but this is doing the opposite — so it's putting down the phone, it's about being inclusive. a man from hackney who's health condition prevented him for walking in the past, is now training to run the london marathon. james sloan's mother died in 2021 after being diagnosed with a brain tumour. he's hoping to raise awareness of the cancer that is the biggest cancer killer of children and people under a0. plans to redevelop oxford street have had the backing of residents and businesses, according to westminster city council. the £90 million plans for britain's busiest shopping street will see changes

a major incident is declared as a huge fire engulfs a tower block in west london.task force to create what they called a hostile environment for anybody who didn't have exactly the right documents. i haven't got that money and i don't know where it's gone. this terrible scandal has been going on for more than 20 years but this prime—time drama has now put it firmly in the national spotlight. jenni hicks, karim mussilhy, glenda caesar and tracey merrit, thank you very much for being with us on newsnight. you have never met before until this evening, and there are lots of things that you have in common. and also some very, very different experiences, and i wonder if i could divide our conversation up if you like into different areas. first of all, when you knew you were in the middle of an injustice, when you realised it was going to take a long time to try to overturn the injustice, and then finally i want to ask you how you want it to end. karim, let me start with you. when did it dawn on you that you were facing an injustice? first did it dawn on you that you were

brought his shooting boots to west london.ew savage, bbc news. we are just a few hours away, from an fa cup derby match not seen since 1956 as championship club sunderland get ready to host their neighbours premier league newcastle united. it's one of the most intense rivalries in football, that dates back centuries, and newcastle's poorform over christmas, the underdogs, might just fancy their chances of an historic upset. i went to the northeast for a look. two great football communities 12 miles from each other, but kept apart in the fa cup for 68 years, until now, when finally, today, the northeast coast titans are set to crash into each other once more. for ex—players, the masses of diehard fans on both sides, it is a once in a generation chance to remember past glories. and relish renewed rivalry between sunderland and newcastle in the cauldron of the fa cup. it brings up the hairs on the back of your neck. it brings up the hairs on the back of your neck-— your neck. it is like a religion to many people — your neck. it i

i miss you a lot we were both theater buffs and i miss talking about broadway but enjoy the west end of londonve to visit me. >> carleton four years ago i thought i was ruining your friday but instead we unearth the star, we're going to miss you, thank you for everything that you've done. >> i don't know if that's right but thank you. jack: no more dancing, she was the only dancer that we had. have a wonderful life in the united kingdom. we are always here for you. good luck and godspeed. >> thank you to all of you, carleton you'll be missed by the entire barron's team ♪ larry: hello, folks. welcome to code low. i'm larry ku

through the the security council like a link to associate professor of the faculty of low west and university in london, ontario, we appreciate your time. thank you very much for having me talk. he's parliament has approved sweden's application to join nato clearing a longstanding hurdle to it's accession, lawmakers, the voted overwhelmingly in favor of sweden's bid to become the 32nd member of the alliance. after at one the public backing of taxi's president federal tab, but one had accused sweden of being too lenient towards curtis groups that 2nd classifies as terrorist organizations still come responded by tightening its anti terrorism laws. tech is approval leads hungry as the only natal member. yes. to rectify sweden's membership, dw correspondence, dorian jones has been following developments from a stumble or well, there was no real surprise about the policy. you know, all of these motion to ratify, sweden's, joining of nato. given the fact the present good ones has a majority in parliament, i'm the may not. position was also supporting the motion, so it easily passed. 287 boast of 55, a massiv

she had gone missing and was last seen leaving her home in mitcham in south—west london, on the 8th of and prince harry has withdrawn his libel case against the mail on sunday. the duke of sussex says instead he wants to focus on the safety of his family and his legal action against the home office . he was against the home office. he was suing the mail on sunday over a story about his dispute with the government department and his security arrangements. he'll now have pay associated have to pay associated newspapers costs as well newspapers legal costs as well as his own. he's been ordered to pay as his own. he's been ordered to pay almost 48,500 pounds on account before the end of the year. account before the end of the year . those are account before the end of the year. those are your top account before the end of the year . those are your top stories year. those are your top stories on gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now it's back to lee anderson's real . world. >> today i'm joined by professor matt goodwi

i miss you a lot we were both theater buffs and i miss talking about broadway but enjoy the west end of londonyears ago i thought i was ruining your friday but instead we unearth the star, we're going to miss you, thank you for everything that you've done. >> i don't know if that's right but thank you. jack: no more dancing, she was the only dancer that we had. have a wonderful life in the united kingdom. we are always here for you. good luck and godspeed. >> thank you to all of you, carleton you'll be missed by the entire barron's team, check out this edition of barron's.com don't forget to follow us onadve at barron's online, that is all, wil whl see you next week on "barron's roundtable". (singing) whatcha gonna do-- ow. (singing) --when sheriff john brown come for you?

i miss you a lot we were both theater buffs and i miss talking about broadway but enjoy the west end of london. >> you have to visit me. >> carleton four years ago i thought i was ruining your friday but instead we unearth the star, we're going to miss you, thank you for everything that you've done. >> i don't know if that's right but thank you. jack: no more dancing, she was the only dancer that we had. have a wonderful life in the united kingdom. we are always here for you. good luck and godspeed. >> thank you to all of you, carleton you'll be missed by the entire barron's team >> from the fox studio in new york city, this is "maria bartiromo wall street". >> welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in helps position you for the weekend. i am cheryl casone and for maria bartiromo, take a look at the new exclusive video obtained by fox from our southern border that shows a swarm of migraines pouring through a breach in the wall where the steel had been cut by cartel smugglers adding to the record search of a mate and treat illegal migrants in the country. alejandro mayorkas is b

west. washington and london called their actions a response to an attack by the houthis in the red sea.e that the white house tried to persuade arab countries to join the operation against the houthis, but as western media write, the us secretary of state was unable to secure support from regional heavyweights such as saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, qatar and egypt. nato ally italy also refused. well, now in more detail about the balance of power and weapons. the western coalition is using it against the houthis about how they will respond. the operation against the yemeni rebels is being carried out by a large group consisting of forces from the united states, great britain, canada, australia, the netherlands and bahrain. the main role, of course, is played by the british and americans. the fleet is headed by the aircraft carrier dwight esenhower. he was sent to the red sea at the end of december. on board the hornet are fa-18 hornet fighters. also included in the carrier group. four destroyers, a missile cruiser, the submarine florida and support ships. british forces are repr

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