but then, yip put in something which makes it a yip song.m really do come true." you see? and that word "dare" lands on the note, and it's a perfect thing and it's been generating courage for people for years afterwards, you know? >> ♪ somewhere over the rainbow skies are blue and the dreams that you dare to dream really do come true. ♪ >> that's the way that the whole score came. amy: was it a hit right away? >> no, it wasn't. this was supposed to be an answer, mgm's answer to snow white and the seven dwarves, and of about 10 major critics at that time when "the wizard of oz" came out, i would say only two liked the show. the other eight said it was corny, that it was heavy, that judy garland was no good, and so forth. oh, yeah. you could read again in the book "who put the rainbow on the wizard of oz?" by harold meyerson and ernie harburg. but it persisted, you know? and then in 1956, when television first started saturating the nation -- amy: more than 20 years later. >> more than 20 years later. i don't think they even had their money ba

justice yip told killing. mrs. sentence. estherjai , brianna's mother, esther jai, brianna's mother, gave this statement earlier a warning. there are some flashing images if you're watching on tv. >> brianna was larger than life. she was funny, witty and fearless. we miss brianna so much and our house feels empty without her laughter . to know without her laughter. to know how scared my usually fearless child must have been when she was alone in that park with someone that she called her friends , will haunt me forever. friends, will haunt me forever. >> the mother of brianna jai there, speaking outside court a short time ago, now an austrian it worker, has been found guilty of attempting to collect information for terrorist purposes. 381 year old mohamed hussein .gov was accused of industrial espionage after spying on a london based iranian television channel. he was remanded in custody and will be sentenced on friday. now a man who confessed to the killing of his ex—partner to an undercover police officer has bee

i'm joined now by our hong kong correspondent martin yip.has been going on quite some time give us a sense of what is likely to happen in the trial? , ., . of what is likely to happen in the trial?— the trial? first of all that has been _ the trial? first of all that has been delayed - the trial? first of all that has been delayed for- the trial? first of all that i has been delayed for quite the trial? first of all that - has been delayed for quite some time, jimmy lai was arrested initially in august 2020 after a rather sensational raid at the headquarters of apple daily, and then the publication was seized. he was briefly released but the court of appeal rejected his bail approvals so he went back to detention and in between he was found guilty for a charge of fraud also related to the use of the apple daily complex. since then he has been under tension serving a six yearjail term forfraud until tension serving a six yearjail term for fraud until today that he is finally starting the trial for the national security charges of collusion wi

mrsjustice yip will hear an application by the press, that an order banning the release of their namesferred to only as girl x and boy y. charles hanson from the bbc series bargain hunt has been charged with domestic abuse. derbyshire police confirmed to the bbc that hanson, who acts as an antiques expert on the series, was arrested after the force was called to reports of a domestic incident in june. he faces seven charges including actual bodily harm and controlling and coercive behaviour. the government says british sign language will be taught as a gcse in england from september 2025. it says the qualification will be open to all pupils, who will learn about a thousand signs. the national deaf children's society says it is delighted by the recognition. you're live with bbc news. the us and venezuela have exchanged prisoners, following months of negotiations. this was the moment the american contingent arrived at a military base in texas. among those freed were two members of the us special forces. in exchange, the us freed alex saab, an aide and top ally to venezuela's president ni

for more on this, let's go to our reporter in hong kong, martin yip, who is outside the court.r? there is some activity _ what has happened so far? there is some activity going _ what has happened so far? there is some activity going on - what has happened so far? there is some activity going on right - is some activity going on right behind me as you can see because it is a lunch hour and the court has paused for lunch break. this morning, quite a lot of people were queueing up, dozens of them so early in the morning waiting to go inside and attend this trial, to see what is going on withjimmy lai. and as the court begins the session, jimmy lai was seen in the dock surrounded by at least three prison guards, literally surrounding him with no—one else sitting anywhere near him. there are only three judges for this trial, three judges, a high court trial which normally would have seen a jewry, but that is not the case this time in hong kong because under the national security law imposed by beijing injune security law imposed by beijing in june 2020, security law imposed by beij

i'm joined now by our hong kong correspondent martin yip. great to see you.rthouse. just give us a reminder because this case has been going on for some time. who is jamie, and what does he stand accused of? yes, i am standing right outside of the complex where this trial will be held, there are crowds queuing up to enter the public gallery already, as you can see, sojimmy himself is 76 years old now. he was the founder of the now defunct apple daily in the whole media kingdom of next media group with magazines, online media and the newspaper apple daily which also spread from hong kong all the way to taiwan. all these charges surrounding what he has been publishing, the prosecutors have been accusing him for advocating for our sanctions against hong kong, especially after the imposition of the national security law. so he is facing four charges, including three related to collusion with foreign forces, and if he is found guilty in this trial, he made be sentenced to life. martin, in the last few _ sentenced to life. martin, in the last few hours, - sentenced

trialjudge mrsjustice yip said they could be named when the sentencing hearing takes place in februaryeaders have warned that some patients who are well enough to be discharged could be stranded in hospital over christmas as a result of the action. the government says british sign language will be taught as a gcse in england from september 2025. it says the qualification will be open to all pupils —— who will learn an important life skill... and that the plans will advance inclusivity. you're live with bbc news. the uk government has tonight rowed back on its plan to raise the minimum salary that britons need to earn to bring foreign family members to live in the uk. currently, applicants need to earn at least £18,600 — that's more than $23,500 — to apply for a family visa. a few weeks ago the government announced plans to raise this threshold to almost 39—thousand—pounds, nearly $50,000, from april next year. a document published today indicates that threshold would in fact, be set at 29—thousand—pounds, almost $37,000, as part of an initial implementation. 0ur uk political correspond

justice yip telling the court that her family have already received death threats .ats. she also expressed concerns regarding boy y, who has autism, and that there have been worries about how that could impact him . how that could impact him. however, ultimately, justice yip made the call that the public interest is weighed more heavily than protecting their identity, saying that members of the pubuc saying that members of the public have the right to know so that they could try to understand exactly how two children carry out an children could carry out an attack this nature . so in attack of this nature. so in just over five weeks time, we will be able to bring you the identities of girl x and boy y, who as of yesterday, were found guilty of the murder of transgender teenager brianna joy i >> -- >> okay. thank you very much, sophie reaper, for that update on the brianna joy case from manchester crown court. now bnng manchester crown court. now bring you some more details on that big breaking story. um, people are dead and injured after a reported shooting at a univ

trialjudge mrsjustice yip said they could be named when the sentencing hearing takes place in februarye—day walk—out, charities and nhs leaders warned that some patients who are well enough to be discharged could be stranded in hospital over christmas as a result of the action. the government says british sign language will be taught as a gcse in england from september 2025. it says the qualification will be open to all pupils, who will learn an important life skill and that the plans will advance inclusivity. the national deaf children's society says it is delighted by the recognition. you're live with bbc news. to some sport now, and a revamped plan for the european super league was released on thursday. it came just hours after the european court ofjustice ruled that banning clubs from joining the league was unlawful. in 2021, twelve clubs — including six from the english premier league — announced they were joining a european super league. but the plan quickly collapsed amid opposition from fans, football's governing bodies and even the british government. in its ruling on thursday

mrsjustice yip will hear an application by the press, that an order banning the release of their names been referred to only as girl x and boy y. junior doctors in england are on strike for a second day as part of their three—day walk—out. yesterday, charities and nhs leaders warned that some patients who are well enough to be discharged could be stranded in hospital over christmas as a result of the action. the government says british sign language will be taught as a gcse in england from september 2025. it says the qualification will be open to all pupils, who will learn about 1,000 signs. the national deaf children's society says it is delighted by the recognition. you're live with bbc news. sir keir starmer and the shadow defence secretary john healey are visiting british troops deployed near the russian border in estonia to stress labour's commitment to nato. the labour leader will also use his visit to warn that the west must not lose sight of moscow's threat to europe. he's also expected to thank british servicemen and women for their courage, integrity, loyalty and professional

today, the trialjudge, mrsjustice yip, said that had shown remarkable fortitude and humanity.ts' families would do well to recognise that they'd be acting against the express wishes of brianna's bereaved mother. " so there's time to prepare the children for being named and give them support, thejudge ordered that they must stay anonymous until they are sentenced. that is scheduled to happen at the start of february, when their names will be revealed. judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. the post office has said it expects to pay out only half of the compensation it set aside for branch managers who were wrongly convicted of theft and false accounting. its annual accounts show it has now reserved less than £250 million, compared with almost 500 million last year. the post office said it is its "latest and best estimate". more from our business correspondent, emma simpson. former subpostmaster peter holmes died before his conviction for theft was overturned. his widow, marion, had a picture of him when she gave evidence to the public inquiry. she's still waiting for a full and f

today, mrsjustice yip will deal with an application by the media to reveal their identities.he left the house, she was nervous, the teenager was off to manchester and exeter mum saying she was on the bus and felt scared but she thought she was just going to hang out with another teenager, she had no idea that she really was in danger. she had been lowered to this park near warrington, it was broad daylight and the place was full of dog walkers, the two children she was with turned on her. they stabbed a 28 times and ran off. her family were in court when the teenagers who murdered her were found guilty. to teenagers who murdered her were found guilty-— found guilty. to know how scared a — found guilty. to know how scared a fearless - found guilty. to know how scared a fearless child - found guilty. to know how- scared a fearless child must've been, when she was alone in the park, with someone that she called herfriends park, with someone that she called her friends will hold me forever. i pray to the trial, i had moments where i felt sorry for the defendants because they had

trialjudge mrsjustice yip said they could be named when the sentencing hearing takes place in februaryast 1a people killed, dozens more injured in a mass shooting in the heart of prague on one of the final days of term. police say the gunman was a student there himself. the gunman's father had been found dead at his home earlier in the day. staff and pupils were told to stay put and lock themselves inside classrooms. some climbed out on to the roofs and window ledges to escape the gunfire, and all of this five days before christmas. gun crime is relatively rare in the czech republic. tonight, the country's president said he was shocked by the mass shooting. helena wilkinson has the latest. live now to rostyslav khotin, a journalist of radio free europe — radio liberty. bring us up to speed with the updated figures, because i understand the authorities have just told us some new figures. yes. told us some new figures. yes, according _ told us some new figures. yes, according to — told us some new figures. yes, according to the _ told us some new figures. yes, according to the ministry,

today, the trialjudge, mrsjustice yip, said that had shown remarkable fortitude and humanity.would do well to recognise that they'd be acting against the express wishes of brianna's bereaved mother." so there's time to prepare the children for being named and give them support, thejudge ordered that they must stay anonymous until they are sentenced. that is scheduled to happen at the start of february, when their names will be revealed. judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. europe's highest court has ruled that football authorities were wrong to block controversial plans for a new european super league. the project would have included six top english clubs, but it was hastily withdrawn after a backlash from fans and politicians. but now the european court ofjustice has said both fifa and uefa acted illegally in preventing the super league project, as andy swiss reports. # we want our arsenal back... they thought it was all over. it isn't now. two years ago, a proposed european super league prompted fury from the fans and it soon collapsed. but uefa and fifa's threats to ban clu

trialjudge mrsjustice yip said they could be named when the sentencing hearing takes place in februaryesidential election, but the day might come much come sooner than expected. the court and its 6—3 conservative majority, which includes, of course, the three justices trump appointed, must decide on two fundemental issues that will dictate how this plays out. last week, special counsel jack smith asked the justices to step in immediately to rule on trump's claim that he has presidential immunity from prosecution. the former president is trying to delay the criminal case in washington dc in which he is charged with election interference. and then, following colorado's decision on tuesday to strike him from the ballot, they must decide whether he is even eligible to run given his involvement in the january 6th riot. last night the lieutenant governor in california said they are now exploring every option to remove trump from their primary ballot. live now to rick pildes — the sudler family professor of constitutional law at new york university school of law. it is good to have you on the

sometimes it's the yips, golfers.truggle darts as well. it's a struggle to let go of the cue to kind of let go of the cue sometimes. but anyway, a quarter of for grabs of £1 million up for grabs tonight. motivation for tonight. another motivation for staying he staying around is that he wants to the of his to ruin the career of his rivals. this great quote. rivals. this is a great quote. if could stop mark selby if i could stop mark selby winning a few world and winning a few world titles and judd winning a few and judd trump winning a few and ding robertson to ding and neil robertson just to ruin little bit, ruin their careers a little bit, that great. how that would be great. how ruthless get that tells ruthless can you get that tells you why he's won seven world titles, really is a bit titles, isn't it really is a bit to somebody's career is not to ruin somebody's career is not very fair. to ruin somebody's career is not veryou've got the yips it >> you've got the yips when it comes go of a comes to letting go of a

now justice yip, the judge who's been presiding over this court case, heard applications from membersregarding public interest, but also the fact that in just over just under two years time, when they turn 18, we would be able to report on their identities anyway . now, in terms identities anyway. now, in terms of not reporting them until the time of the sentencing, justice yip said that was in order to give girl x and boy y, as well as their families, the opportunity to prepare for their identities being made public. she said she'd taken into consideration several different vulnerabilities. for example , vulnerabilities. for example, all professionals have expressed concerns around how this could impact girl x's rehabilitation , impact girl x's rehabilitation, as well as the impact on her family, whom justice yip announced to the court have already been receiving death threats . she also referred to threats. she also referred to concerns around boy y, whom has autism, and how revealing his identity could impact him. however, she ultimately decided that public interest weighed more he

justice yip told the defendants i will have to impose a life sentence . west lindsey a life sentence. west lindsey district council is appealing against a high court decision allowing the home office to house migrants on raf scampton , house migrants on raf scampton, the former air base near lincoln is currently earmarked to accommodate 2000 single adult male migrants. accommodate 2000 single adult male migrants . councillors voted male migrants. councillors voted unanimously to bring the action, saying the site, which was once home of the dambusters, wasn't suitable. raf scampton had previously been earmarked for a landmark £300 million investment plan . the health secretary said plan. the health secretary said today. strikes by junior doctors will force more patients to spend christmas in hospital . spend christmas in hospital. patients have been warned there will be significant disruption to nhs services as staff start a three day walkout less than a week before christmas. this strike will last until december. the 23rd, as part of a major escalation in

today mrsjustice yip will deal with an application by the media to reveal their identities.orth of england correspondent judith moritz reports. when brianna ghey left her house to meet a friend, she was nervous. the teenager was often anxious, and she texted her mum to say she was on the bus and felt scared. but she thought she was just going to hang out with another teenager. she had no idea that she really was in danger. brianna had been lured to this park near warrington. though it was broad daylight and the place was full of dog walkers, the two children she was with turned on brianna. they stabbed her 28 times and ran off. brianna's family were in court when the teenagers who murdered her were found guilty. to know how scared my usually fearless child must have been when she was alone in that park with someone that she called her friends will haunt me forever. prior to the trial, i had moments where i felt sorry for the defendants, because they had ruined their own lives as well as ours. but now, knowing their true nature and seeing neither display an ounce of remorse f

, over this trial, justice yip, had sent the jury out to begin their deliberate .m their final direction, explaining to them the potential benefits of a pointing a foreman that's a member of the jury who leads the discussions , making sure that discussions, making sure that each member of the jury is able to get their point across. she also explained to them about the unanimous verdicts that they must try and come to first of all. so all 12 jurors agreed on that decision. she then said that decision. she then said that if not, then they would come to in due course the potential of a majority verdict . potential of a majority verdict. but essentially that was it. after just a few minutes, the juror bailiffs were sworn in and the jury left the courtroom to begin their deliberations. so we now wait to see what they come back with, and we'll be bringing you all of the latest on that. when they do. >> all right. that's sophie reaper out. live outside the courts. it's been a harrowing case to read, hasn't it? >> absolutely, absolutely horrific. um interesting to see how

justice yip told the defendants i will have to impose a life sentence .lindsey district council is appealing against a high court decision allowing the home office to house migrants on raf scampton , house migrants on raf scampton, the former air base near lincoln is currently earmarked to accommodate 2000 single adult male migrants. accommodate 2000 single adult male migrants . councillors voted

justice yip told the defendants i will have to impose a life sentence and esther jay, brianna's mothernd estherjay, brianna's mother , gave this statement earlier a warning there are flashing images . images. >> brianna was larger than life . >> brianna was larger than life. she was funny, witty and fearless. we miss brianna so much and our house feels empty without her laughter . to know without her laughter. to know how scared my usually fearless child must have been when she was alone in that park with someone that she called her friends, will haunt me forever . friends, will haunt me forever. >> esther jay speaking a short time ago outside court. now an austrian it worker, has been found guilty of attempting to collect information on for terrorist purposes . 31 year old terrorist purposes. 31 year old mohamed hussein .gov was accused of industrial espionage after spying on a london based iranian television channel. he was remanded in custody and will be sentenced on friday. a man who confessed to the killing of his ex—partner to an undercover police officer has been sentenced to li

i'm darryl yip. planner in the planning section and state of good repair is one aspect of our future needs. now i'm going to combine what you just saw with our capital needs, like additional assets to enhance and expand the system. so before we invest in bike lanes, upgrade our transit fleet or make accessibility improvements, there's a process that goes through a comprehensive capital planning process. we start with the potential investments first by how they support the agency's strategic plan values, and then we prioritize those investments. and that process starts with this capital plan. and this year we've made some exciting updates based on recent plans from the last couple of years. so the capital plan is a financially unconstrained summary and assessment of the sfmta's potential capital needs over the next 20 years. it's one piece of an iterative process from strategic plan, goals and values to public benefit every project starts with how we achieve those goals. to solve problems, we develop

i'm darryl yip. planner in the planning section and state of good repair is one aspect of our future needs. now i'm going to combine what you just saw with our capital needs, like additional assets to enhance and expand the system. so before we invest in bike lanes, upgrade our transit fleet or make accessibility improvements, there's a process that goes through a comprehensive capital planning process. we start with the potential investments first by how they support the agency's strategic plan values, and then we prioritize those investments. and that process starts with this capital plan. and this year we've made some exciting updates based on recent plans from the last couple of years. so the capital plan is a financially unconstrained summary and assessment of the sfmta's potential capital needs over the next 20 years. it's one piece of an iterative process from strategic plan, goals and values to public benefit every project starts with how we achieve those goals. to solve problems, we develop

i'm darryl yip.lanner in the planning section and state of good repair is one aspect of our future needs. now i'm going to combine what you just saw with our capital needs, like additional assets to enhance and expand the system. so before we invest in bike lanes, upgrade our transit fleet or make accessibility improvements, there's a process that goes through a comprehensive capital planning process. we start with the potential investments first by how they support the agency's strategic plan values, and then we prioritize those investments. and that process starts with this capital plan. and this year we've made some exciting updates based on recent plans from the last couple of years. so the capital plan is a financially unconstrained summary and assessment of the sfmta's potential capital needs over the next 20 years. it's one piece of an iterative process from strategic plan, goals and values to public benefit every project starts with how we achieve those goals. to solve problems, we develop id

wilson entered the tournament talking about battling the yips after a difficult year but he proved toostic jumping against the clock at the london international horse show. this the world cup jump—off, with victory going to britain's olympic gold medallist ben maher on enjeu de grisien. the jump—off is against the clock over a shortened course, and the rider with the fastest time and the least amount of faults wins. a great atmosphere and great occasion as always. the fans love it. some brilliantjumping on display. i like the one when they have to jump over the display. i like the one when they have tojump over the high display. i like the one when they have to jump over the high fence. seven feet. scary. really impressive when they do it. the crowds looked restrained compared to the darts. we like to bring a contrast. i don't know. both totally mean it is christmas. earlier this month, rugby legend kevin sinfield ran seven ultra—marathons over seven days in seven cities across the uk — all to raise awareness of motor neurone disease. his tireless campaigning was inspired by his best f

speech , we finished his closing speech, we then heard from the judge presiding over this case, justice yiprd over the past 17 days, but it was not their duty to try and determine why a girl x or boy y may have potentially carried out the alleged murder of brianna j. once she had finished her summation of the evidence, she told the jury that it was simply too late in the afternoon for them to begin their deliberations, and that instead she would send them home for the day and bring them back. first thing this morning is to send them out, give them the final direction, and send them out to begin deliberations. begin their deliberations. so that anticipate to that is what we anticipate to happen here at manchester crown court . court this morning. >> thank you very much indeed. right. let's take a breather now with the time at 9:14 o'clock and the question we would like to ask you is, would you like to win £10,000 cash? >> brand new tech, including a brand new iphone and shopping vouchers ? vouchers? >> yes please, is the answer. miss sally would be nice. well, you could be the winner of our