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tim westwood! westwood and me, the rap show. the 2007 mobo for best dj, tim westwood!he bbc in 2013, tim westwood presented a weekly show on capital xtra until last week, when a joint investigation by the bbc and the guardian brought allegations of sexual misconduct to light. he's undone his trousers. he actually tapped me to turn around, to look at the fact that he was exposing himself. i rememberjust feeling completely powerless. i was 17. he was twice my age. there was this kind of power dynamic. i ijust really wish i'd be able to speak to my teenage self and say... bbc three's 30—minute documentary tim westwood: the abuse of power investigated the renowned rep dj, hearing from six black women who accused him of sexual misconduct, predatory sexual encounters and unwanted touching. now, chi chi izundu made the documentary with colleague ruth evans, and just before went on air, i spoke to her and asked her about it. so, this story was about seven women who detailed accounts of unexpected and unwanted sexual behaviour from the radio dj tim westwood. now, the women, who

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so westwood has finally said that he is one of those players who has applied for a waiver and is goingford through next month-— next month. you speculation of course over— next month. you speculation of course over the _ next month. you speculation of course over the names - next month. you speculation of course over the names that. next month. you speculation of| course over the names that they potentially could join this are not in the world of golf. likely to see many more big names? i know phil mickelson has already been one of those mentioned in terms of asking for releases but are we going to see an awful lot more being revealed? obviously over the coming days and weeks, i think we will see more names and one of the name that emerge today was actually the defending champion at the british masters richard bland, who has admitted that he also has sought a waiver in other names have been included in the speculation include sergio garcia and graeme mcdowell, martin, and as you say phil mickelson as well. so i think it's going to be fascinating to see which names emerge over the comin

were the details in the bbc report on the tim westwood allegations too lurid to broadcast before the've chosen an ambitious plan for france and for europe. and praise for the bbc�*s coverage of the french election — but should we use subtitles instead of voice—overs? the announcement that the former radio i dj tim westwood had been accused of sexual misconduct by seven women provoked outrage and a lot of questions. he denies the allegations, which were the subject of a bbc documentary tim westwood: abuse of trust, which aired on tuesday. it was previewed in a report on the news at six. in london, alone, with this guy who's a lot older than me. now, if i tried to get out of it, who's to say how he's going to react? so i just submit to it. traumatic — that's how i describe it. although many viewers praised the investigation, there were also concerns, with hazel murie complaining about the amount of what she thought was lurid detail in the bbc�*s tv news reporting of the story. maggie parkerfelt the reports had been unbalanced, with long descriptions of the allegations against tim westw

so is it surprising that westwood is on board?he years, so westwood has finally said that yes he is one of those players who has applied for a waiver and is going to, you would imagine, among the field that will be playing in hartford chair next month. huge speculation. _ hartford chair next month. huge speculation, of _ hartford chair next month. huge speculation, of course, - hartford chair next month. huge speculation, of course, over - hartford chair next month. huge speculation, of course, over the | speculation, of course, overthe names that may potentiallyjoin us or not to attend the world of golf. are we likely to see many more big names? and phil mickelson has already been one of those mentioned in terms of asking for release. will we see an awful lot more being revealed?— we see an awful lot more being revealed? , ., , , ., revealed? obviously over the coming da s and revealed? obviously over the coming days and weeks. _ revealed? obviously over the coming days and weeks. l — revealed? obviously over the coming days and

so, westwood has finally said that he is one of those players who has applied for a waiver and is goingore being revealed ? 0bviously over the coming days and weeks, i think we will see more names and one other name that emerged today was actually the defending champion at the british masters richard bland, who has admitted that he also has sought a waiver and other names have been included in the speculation including sergio garcia and graeme mcdowell, martin kaymer, and as you say phil mickelson as well. so i think it's going to be fascinating to see which names emerge over the coming weeks and we are expecting greg norman to address the media at some length next week as well and i think that that things will become a lot clearer then. dan evans hasjoined andy murray in the third round of the madrid 0pen tennis. but the brit was pushed all the way by home favourite roberto bautista agut. evans took the first set of a match which lasted almost three hours, but the spaniard forced a decider. evans coming through in a final set tie—breaker. he'll face andrey rublev next after he beat jac

host: mark in westwood, new jersey in the suburbs. good morning. what do you say?ler: good morning. i lived in the suburbs of new york city my whole life. i think the difference comes down to education. the pay very high taxes here, probably the highest in the country, but we have the best schools. in the rural areas all they care about, it seems, politically, is, don't raise my taxes. they elect politicians who don't raise taxes so there is no money to pay for good schools and different services. it is a race to the bottom, in my view. just being able to keep as many guns as you want and not having great schools is a recipe for disaster, and i think that is what this country is going toward. if you look at every big city, they are always blue and they always fund education well, or most of the time. i may be in a bubble going up near new york city, but what i see in the rural areas of this country, the movement to support trump, i think it is really troubling. i think the united states is going into a fascist government, almost, and i am really hoping we can do so

we know they are in front and we've got a bit to tie — lee westwood says he and "many others" have asked has also requested to be released for the event in hertfordshire injune. westwood says, "if anyone comes along and gives any of us a chance at a pay rise, then you have to seriously consider it". six—time major winner phil mickelson was one of the first high—profile players to seek a release from the pga tour last month. andy murray and novak djokovic renew their old rivalry on thursday, in the last 16 of madrid open. it'll be the first time they've faced each competitively in over five years. also through is rafael nadal. he remains on course for a record—extending sixth madrid open title, after a straight—sets victory over miomir kecmanovic from serbia. nadal won 6—1, 7—6 to reach the last 16, where he'll face belgium's david goffin. and tunisia's ons jabeur is through to the women's semi—finals in madrid to face qualifier ekaterina alexa nd rova. she beat the former world number one simona halep in straight sets. the number eight seed avenged her defeat against halep in dubai with

also coming up the southern ukrainian city of nikolai of is blocking rushes, westwood advance, and bearing the scans. the regional governor tells d w how people they are resisting. despite the destruction, ah, i'm rebecca, which is welcome to the program. russian president vladimir putin has praised his military for fighting his war on ukraine and vowed to push on with the invasion in a major address in moscow. russia is mocking its annual victory day as puppets celebration of its 1945 victory world war 2. with a show of military might thousands of troops and military vehicles of paraded through moscow's red square. peyton prudent used his speech to again blame western countries for provoking his attack on new crime. he falsely claimed countries were planning to invade russia, and that ukraine planned to obtain a nuclear weapon. let's take a listen to what some of putin had to say. we have always try to find compromise solutions and opera. we like to use like i did enough of have everyone's interest in mind, but this was all in vain. and it shows that other countries have completely differ

sarah westwood of "the washington examiner." we like to pause it here. people harken back to the 70s experience. we can't see the value of a leisure suit coming back. this is nothing like that. the underpinning from the bulls, those optimistic about the economy, is that we're in a much stronger starting position than we were back then. of course, the issue with inflation is it gets to a points where it pinches on consumer activitying with the stagflation kicks in, the slow down. eventually prices do come down but at a terrible cost. that is a worry with tim scott, the south carolina republican senator who warned people not too long ago on this very show that kind of stuff isn't transitory. it's here. he's next. any type of plant, especially for a beginning gardener. [ barks ] - yeah? i think he likes them. create a season full of celebration. your happiest spring starts at lowe's. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose

let's briefly take their floor guest now, sarah westwood, are you going to be adding your typing correctedng the right things and saying the right things? >> i wonder what is the constituency for this feature? are the people offended by having to read the certain words on google? this despite the left is facing in all seriousness such a backlash from its increasingly intrusive political correctness agenda. this it goes so far beyond common sense for this is not just a debate being held in washington are among politicians. this sort of policing of speech and what is acceptable discourse is more and more encroach on people's everyday lives they cannot escape this is why it's such a backlash on their hands right now. >> just briefly it's a perfect example of how out of touch a good example the wade latin that which we heard a lot about that's how the left insist latinos be referred too. latinos hated like 4% like it. so again we can laugh at google or whatever but it just is a way in which this progressive crowd that runs so much seems to be out of touch with ordinary people per. >> it's alie

sure it does it, but i me what you throw away is what we westwood it does it. i don't blame. i think unfortunately july and law makes those possible it nor they all in. busy 2000 kilometers away in south paolo brazil. this is the heart of the south american textiles industry. the bomb had chiro district is a hub for clothes stores and textile factories. it's also home to many who leave off the industries leftovers, elliana bangles, fossil every day at 5 in the afternoon, pedro de silva picks up whatever has been thrown away. it's a lot bags and bags and surplus textiles. what about the problem where he thought that it was on the, on the left, this is how much is left over from production every day. it's all surplus, but we can use it never. it's in good condition way and can all be recycled. elaina, it will say for the truck was about one 5th of the fabrics used in production, ends up in the trash paul walker shop where your clock pedro gets annoyed when fabrics are thrown out along with normal household garbage . then the bags are worthless for the recall. you worked with. t

thus, statements was a reference to russia's nuclear capable missile launches in his most westwood region. with the baltic fleet, clued fleets located in colon and grad on parts of russia's missile defense shield . moreover, the formats and defense minister claimed the region should be renamed and he's not the 1st time polling has made such claims. back in march, a general said, the region must be quotes, hunted back to warsaw, and thus despite it never being even parts of poland, lawyer and peace, arts of his done kovachick fears the situation could escalates well, poems been acting more and more aggressively even signaling that they may not invade parts of ukraine. they seem to be the stalking horse now for nato. so this seems to be, you know, an aggressive statement. you knows, maybe signaling that poland, maybe, with nato's acquiescence wants to take over the colon and grad region. that's why i think the statement was made. i mean, it does signal that all that region of is now seen is fair game for nato. and that should be again, alarming. russia. i think it's supposed to alarm russia

the statement was a reference to russia's nuclear capable missile launches in the most westwood region along with the baltic sleep located in clinic grad on parts of russia's missile defense shield. moreover, the former, i'm seeing defense minister claim the region should be renamed. i saw the 1st time poland has made those claims in march general said the region must be quote, 100 bucks a war. so despite it never being part of poland, lawyer and peace activist, done kovachick fit, the situation could escalate. well, poland been acting more and more aggressively, even signaling that they may a invade parts of ukraine. they seem to be the stalking horse now for nato. so this seems to be, you know, an aggressive statement in o's may be signaling that poland, maybe with nato's acquiescence wants to take over the colon and grad region. that's why i think the statement was made. i mean, it does signal that all that region of is now seen is fair game for nato. and that should be again, alarming russian. i think it's supposed to alarm russia, and i think we need to be concerned that we could

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however, the westwood eventually recognized reality on the ground. it will be forced to admit that can cause the attack, the vital interests of russia or russians wherever they live with impunity with those comments by sir gale over of come as the world's richest and most powerful meets at the annual world economic form in doubles. there is no surprise the ukraine taught the agenda present zalinski remotely. taking to the podium, he again requested more help on weapons to be sent to ukraine and saying the west is not doing enough in sanctioning russia is speech was given a standing ovation, although the chinese delegation refused to applaud unless the whole beijing has repeatedly claimed the western policies on enlargements of nato has led to the ukraine crisis. nevertheless, the ukrainian president said russia, it must be left completely isolated show of which nice iraq, i believe there are still no maximum sanctions against russia. there should be a russian oil embargo. russian banks should be banned, no exception. there should be an abandonment of

lee westwood says he and "many others" have asked to be released from the pga and european tours to playsed for the event in hertfordshire injune. westwood says, "if anyone comes along and gives any of us a chance at a pay rise, then you have to seriously consider it." six—time major winner phil mickelson was one of the first high—profile players to seek a release from the pga tour last month. dan evans hasjoined andy murray in the third round of the madrid open tennis. but the brit was pushed all the way by home favourite roberto bautista agut. evans took the first set of a match which lasted almost three hours, but the spaniard forced a decider. evans coming through in a final set tie breaker. he'll face andrey rublev next after he beat jack draper. british number one cameron norrie has made it three british men in the last 16, after he battled pastjohn isner in three sets 6—a, 6—7, 6—a. he faces the seventh seed carlos alcaraz next. andy murray makes up the three brits still standing — he faces old rival and world number one novak djokovic next. cannot wait for that encounter, to see

american phil mickelson and england's lee westwood had requested a release from the pga tour to participatechief executive of l—i—v golf investments greg norman spoke to bbc sport yesterday. no tour in this world, ian, owns golf. not one tour. right? there has been a monopoly in place for 53 years and it's, yes, if the opportunity for players is to go play, you have to play the pga tour. that is it. pure and simple. we are trying to give the players another opportunity to play. them partnering with the european tour sends a signal they're tightening up their control. the players are starting to recognise this. now basketball, and before an nba playoff match last night, one of the games biggest stars chris paul took to the arena wearing a shirt featuring the picture of brittany griner the female player being imprisoned in russia. she had been playing there and was on her way back to the us in february when she was detained at moscow airport. they say they found vape cartridges in her luggage that allegedly contained oil derived from cannabis. the biden administration say she is being wrongfu

the westwood have turned the blind eye to these violations just like it has been doing. so for the past 8 years . and when care proposed negotiations a few days since the operation, we immediately agreed. several rounds were held in person and betters. we were trying to understand the position of ukrainian colleagues what they were trying to achieve. so we made our position clear. after a few rounds and bellows, and on line, we scheduled a meeting and some book. during that meeting, the ukrainian side finally provided its proposals in writing for the 1st time. the document was signed by the head of the delegation. we studied that proposals reporting it to the president and confirm to ukraine and colleagues that we were ready to have them as a starting point. and since, so we just disjointed elements, not the proper draft. we've prepared one on its basis and i can't stress this enough with that draft was based on the ukrainian proposals and then we forward it to our ukranian colleagues. but the next day, we had another gross stage provocation in butcher. 3 peaceful days h

they say it violates their regulations, phil mickelson and lee westwood have both asked for permissioncullum looks set to become the head coach of the england test team. the former new zealand captain, who is currently coaching in the indian premier league, could be handed the role by the end of the week. the bbc cricket reporter stephan shemilt. stephan, this something of a surprise? i thought he'd been linked to the white ball coaching job with england, not the test set up. it's natural to think that, given what you imagine when you think of him. one of the most swashbuckling batsmen of all time and he is a great friend, an inspiration to all morgan who was the england white ball captain and we understand that he was first approached for the white balljob only to say that wasn't really for him and it was the testjob wasn't really for him and it was the test job that really wasn't really for him and it was the testjob that really interested him and he is interested in the task of turning around this england test team that won only one of the last 17 matches and it was a challenge that

lee westwood says he and "many others" have asked to be released from the pga and european tours to play release from the pga tour last month. that�*s all the sport for now. paul, thank you very much. we will see you a little later. let�*s return now to our top story and the eu�*s proposals for new sanctions on russia including a total ban on russian oil imports by the end of the year. the plans, which need member states�* approval, also include sanctions on individuals, including those suspected of war crimes. i spoke to dr hilary ingham, senior lecturer in economics at lancaster university who told me this is not going to be an instantaneous imposition of sanctions. it�*s going to be a very difficult decision. you know, if you take a country like germany, it has been highly dependent on russia, and even within that country, there has been concerns raised about this previously. and then, if you look at another two member states, hungary and slovakia, these are landlocked countries, so shipping things like liquid or gas is very difficult. they are likely to be given a longer period to mo

you know, i go all the way back with you to westwood one 20 years ago and then, you know, we were talking some of this stuff with columbine and all the child abuse, everything that's going on. i mean, hurt kids hurt people. all right? it's real simple. hurt kids grow up to hurt people. like you brought up about early childhood trauma, all right? and that's why i got into profiling. our focus was on trying to show the public the child abuse that takes place within serial killers families as they're growing up, the dysfunctional family, and, and the unbelievable who are wharfing abuse that goes on, and that's just something people have got to understand. you know? this child is in its informative years. the child is in their informative years. and how are they forming. >> laura: and, john -- yeah, how are they being formed. an john, when i asked all those questions, i mean, i'm kind of asking them of myself, too, because we all get caught up. we're so busy, you know, screens, the stupid phones, every -- and we remove ourselves from life as it's happening right now around us. and we're missi

sarah westwood from the examiner thank you as always we appreciate your time.t week and be. >> great to see you. >> you too. arthel: that was a mouthful where there's been a state of big news leaks in washington lately but including from the normally secretive supreme court and intelligence community congressional correspondent chad explained the chemistry and history besides news leaks in the nation's capitol. >> usually a leak is a nuisance a leaky roof, a leaky offices but the drip, drip, drip of a big news leak is a fixture of washington. it is all about who knows what. >> information is power. they are able to affect outcomes regrets a geyser of leaks spewed from washington recently ranging from leaked audiotapes to the subtractive to the intelligence community. >> tension is too high the country is too crazy but. >> that is a small suspect pool. i am confident we do not have a master criminal working at the court. >> it is dangerous some people talk too much whether it is leaking in private or talking in public about specific intelligence issues. >> leaks

"the washington examiner"'s sarah westwood is with us. you know, i don't know, sarah.pect to the outcome of this if the polls are right. i'm not a big poll person. but the numbers are wide. there's a big gulp there. >> it's pretty clear that kemp has this in the bag. the question is the size of the victory and whether he can avoid a run off by getting more than 50% of the vote what we're seeing here, trump's endorsement is not a silver bullet, this is the clearest test of this yet. can't overcome the structural advantages of a popular incumbent governor like brian kemp has. even though he had the falling out with trump, kemp has redeemed himself in the eyes of georgia republicans by taking on coca-cola and delta when they were going woke over the georgia voting law. he's earned a lot of goodwill for keeping businesses open and avoiding mandates throughout the pandemic when a lot of other states weren't doing that. so i think kemp had a lot of advantages to begin with and trump's endorsement could never overcome them. >> charles: would you consider him maga even though

sarah westwood joining us there. have a good day, sarah, thank you. we are just getting started this morning, quick break, when we come back we are speaking with the world's money movers from davos. world economic forum taking place, ernst young, he will weigh on the issues in front of business right now as well as the market volatility. also the chairman ross perot talking about april's disappointing homes sales. we will get the impact of rising mortgage rates. fund, share managing director, georgina, imf taking estimates down. the biggest test since world war ii. don't miss a moment of it, you're watching mornings with maria live fox. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mornings with maria davos coverage. maria: a major topic the growing food shortage kelly o'grady live on the ground in davos this week, kelly, good morning. >> good morning, maria. well, we spoke about food security, we have been talking about that all week. i wanted to bring you an update because it's one of the most important topics in davos, massive inflation and war in europe compass

you know, i go all the way back with you to westwood one twenty years ago and then o we were talking about some ofum this stuff with columbineve and all the child abuse and everything that's going i mean, hurt kids, hurt people . all right. it's reallylele hurt kids grow p to hurt people like you brought up about early childhood trauma . all right.haot and that's why i got into profiling. o our focus was on trying to show the public the child abuse that takes place within serial s killers families as they're growing up the dysfunctional familyon and the unbelievable,ab horrific abuse that goes on . g and that's justot something people have got to understand. you know, this child is in its formative years. the child is in their formative years and how they form it, how how are they being formed and john, when i asked all those questions, i mean, i'm kind of asking i i myself t, because we all get caught up. we're so busy screens the stupid phone and we removeov ourselves from life as it's l happening right now around and we're missing life. we're missing in action.so and there's a lot

relates to an incident in 2017 minos 26 says he will appeal the verdict from world number wiley westwood. the is the latest player to confirm. he's requested the release from the established a well golf tours to play in the 1st event of the new saudi back live series. the prize funder for the 48 player torment and the u. k. in june is $20000000.00. the brit joins at 6 time major winner phil mickelson in making the move. he was, it's reported that 15 of the world's top 100 players that have signed up the pga tour a has said that we'll hand out bands to those who joined the break way. series at the madrid, masters tennis, no about yoko, which continued his incredible record against gale more fee. so the pair met in the 2nd round clash on tuesday. the walled number one dropped just 5 games and a fairly straightforward victory. joke of it has now 118 consecutive matches over more fish, which is the best undefeated head to head record in the open era of immense tennis . next up, but a for him is will face and demari in the 1st match. and over 5 years, mary hooked his thought in the round of 1

alexander over is on the 3rd russian woman to reach the send finance at this time for well, no boy, lee westwood. the is the latest blair to confirm his requested the release from the established war golf tours to play and the 1st event of the new saudi back live series. while the prize funder for the 48 player torment and the u. k is in june is $20000000.00. the brit joins at 6 time major winner phil mickelson in making the move. it's reported 15 of the world's top. 100 plays have signed up. the pga tour has said that we'll hand out bands to those who joined the breakaway series. i have no, no influence over the way they facing. i, you know, i'm an independent contractor that you know, i work for myself as my job and i have to do what's right for me. well, we play european t o events in saudi arabia. we've about releases from the pga tour. i'm saying i can go going saudi arabia so it's it's been no problem to them. in previous years, 6 honda team, usa athletes and we're a guest of honor at the white house on wednesday president joe biden. them 1st lady jill, by then how the reception to thank t

only the 3rd russian woman to reach the semi finals at this form and full well, number one, lee westwood. the is the latest blair to confirm is requested the release from the established world golf tours to play in the 1st event of the new saudi back to live series e prize funder for the 48 platform and to end the u. k. in june is $20000000.00. the brit joins 6th time major winner, phil mickelson in making the move. it's reported 15 of the world's top. 100 plays have signed up. the pga tour had said it will hand out bands to those who joined the breakaway series. i have no, no influence over the way they. they think i, you know, i'm an independent contractor that you know, i work for myself. it's my job. and i have to do what's right for me. while we play european t o events in saudi arabia, we've about releases from the p j till i'm saying that i can go on playing saudi arabia. so it's, it's been no problem to them. in previous years. was it on the team you i say at ease, who are guests of honor at the white house on wednesday president joe biden. and 1st lady jill by then the how the r

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host: mark in westwood, new jersey in the suburbs. good morning. what do you say?ler: good morning. i lived in the suburbs of new york city my whole life. i think the difference comes down to education. the pay very high taxes here, probably the highest in the country, but we have the best schools. in the rural areas all they care about, it seems, politically, is, don't raise my taxes. they elect politicians who don't raise taxes so there is no money to pay for good schools and different services. it is a race to the bottom, in my view. just being able to keep as many guns as you want and not having great schools is a recipe for disaster, and i think that is what this country is going toward. if you look at every big city, they are always blue and they always fund education well, or most of the time. i may be in a bubble going up near new york city, but what i see in the rural areas of this country, the movement to support trump, i think it is really troubling. i think the united states is going into a fascist government, almost, and i am really hoping we can do so

matthew is calling from westwood, new jersey on the independent line. good morning. caller: good morning and thank you. three quick points regarding the mr. biden and the upcoming elections. number one, the border is knowingly, biden and harris are knowingly letting fentanyl come in which has killed over 140,000 americans and they are knowingly putting these drugs come across by refusing to close it. number two, inflation to the ladies point earlier, it is mr. biden's fault because stopping oil production which he did has increased gas prices and grocery prices obviously because the truckers have to pay more and they pass those costs along. and last, thank you for letting me speak. the crime issue, the democrats insanity of releasing violent criminals without bail called no cash or low cash bail, obviously these criminals go on to victimize more innocent people because that's what violent criminals do. host: linda is calling from chicago on the democrat line. good morning. caller: good morning. and i wanted to talk about pro-life and to say that you won't pass laws t

matthew is calling from westwood, new jersey on the independent line. good morning.aller: good morning and thank you. three quick points regarding the mr. biden and the upcoming elections. number one, the border is knowingly, biden and harris are knowingly letting fentanyl come in which has killed over 140,000 americans and they are knowingly putting these drugs come across by refusing to close it. number two, inflation to the ladies point earlier, it is mr. biden's fault because stopping oil production which he did has increased gas prices and grocery prices obviously because the truckers have to pay more and they pass those costs along. and last, thank you for letting me speak. the crime issue, the democrats insanity of releasing violent criminals without bail called no cash or low cash bail, obviously these criminals go on to victimize more innocent people because that's what violent criminals do. host: linda is calling from chicago on the democrat line. good morning. caller: good morning. and i wanted to talk about pro-life and to say that you won't pass laws to