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paul, what was their story? - their test to de-escalate. paul, what was their story? mine - their test to de-escalate. paul, j what was their story? mine was their test to de-escalate. paul, - what was their story? mine was about maril n what was their story? mine was about marilyn monroe. _ what was their story? mine was about marilyn monroe, or _ what was their story? mine was about marilyn monroe, or rather _ what was their story? mine was about marilyn monroe, or rather a _ what was their story? mine was about marilyn monroe, or rather a burial- marilyn monroe, or rather a burial crypt close to her final resting place in california. it's sold for $195,000 at auction. who's bought it? a beverly hills tech advanced or anthony david, who said he's always dreamt of being next to marilyn monroe. also nearby is playboy founder hugh hefner who bought the lot next to marilyn monroe. itjust shows in a way that these billionaires, these rich people, even those from silicon valley, i think they realise they simply can't buy same. maybe they're trying to find them in their de
paul, what was their story? - their test to de-escalate. paul, what was their story? mine - their test to de-escalate. paul, j what was their story? mine was their test to de-escalate. paul, - what was their story? mine was about maril n what was their story? mine was about marilyn monroe. _ what was their story? mine was about marilyn monroe, or _ what was their story? mine was about marilyn monroe, or rather _ what was their story? mine was about marilyn monroe, or rather a _ what was their...
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and then i could see paul looking for room and when i saw paul looking for room and when i saw paul looking round the room, i said, he must think he has a lot in the tank because he is looking to go forward trying to find the best horse to follow through. and sure enough in the gap opened, he moved off the rail and sent him on after the last, i mean, the horsejust took off, it was extraordinary to be able to do that after four miles in a steeplechase on this ground. absolutely extraordinary. in the end, he won it pretty comfortably, sum up how you felt after it crossed the line. i sum up how you felt after it crossed the line. ., , sum up how you felt after it crossed the line. . , , sum up how you felt after it crossed the line. ., , , ., the line. i was 'ust hoarse from shoutin: the line. i was 'ust hoarse from shouting and — the line. i was 'ust hoarse from shouting and i — the line. i wasjust hoarse from shouting and i never _ the line. i wasjust hoarse from shouting and i never shout. - the line. i wasjust hoarse from| shouting and i never shout. any emotion when any horses win a r
and then i could see paul looking for room and when i saw paul looking for room and when i saw paul looking round the room, i said, he must think he has a lot in the tank because he is looking to go forward trying to find the best horse to follow through. and sure enough in the gap opened, he moved off the rail and sent him on after the last, i mean, the horsejust took off, it was extraordinary to be able to do that after four miles in a steeplechase on this ground. absolutely extraordinary. in...
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dave paul is not could have _ we were after. dave paul is not could have used _ we were after. dave paul is not could have used your— we were after. dave paul is not could have used your name - we were after. dave paul is notj could have used your name and we were after. dave paul is not - could have used your name and said alan cook is looking for an independent review of horizon, or for a review into its integrity. what was put was is alan cook is looking for a more robust defence of horizon. are you saying those words didn't come from you? i horizon. are you saying those words didn't come from you?— didn't come from you? i wouldn't have said that. _ didn't come from you? i wouldn't have said that. robust _ didn't come from you? i wouldn't have said that. robust was - didn't come from you? i wouldn't have said that. robust was a - didn't come from you? i wouldn't | have said that. robust was a word didn't come from you? i wouldn't i have said that. robust was a word i used, which i meant thorough and vigorous, but defence wouldn't have been a word i used. but vigorous, bu
dave paul is not could have _ we were after. dave paul is not could have used _ we were after. dave paul is not could have used your— we were after. dave paul is not could have used your name - we were after. dave paul is notj could have used your name and we were after. dave paul is not - could have used your name and said alan cook is looking for an independent review of horizon, or for a review into its integrity. what was put was is alan cook is looking for a more robust defence of...
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and then i could see paul looking for room, and when i saw paul looking round for room, i said, he must think he has a lot in the tank, because he's looking to go forward, trying to find the best horse to follow through. and sure enough, when the gap opened, he moved off the rail and sent him on after the last. i mean, the horsejust took off. it was extraordinary to be able to do that after four miles, in a steeplechase on this ground. absolutely extraordinary. in the end, he won it pretty comfortably. sum up how you felt when he crossed the line. i think i was just hoarse from shouting, and i never shout. i barely show emotion when any horses win a race, but i just sort of let go! well, behind i am maximus, we had a second place for delta work and trainer gordon elliott, and third place for rachael blackmore. the best of the british—trained horses was kitty's light, for trainer christian williams. and many people here thought that horse was going to win. and wouldn't that have been poignant? because his daughter betsy is undergoing cancer treatment? but it wasn't to be. and corach ra
and then i could see paul looking for room, and when i saw paul looking round for room, i said, he must think he has a lot in the tank, because he's looking to go forward, trying to find the best horse to follow through. and sure enough, when the gap opened, he moved off the rail and sent him on after the last. i mean, the horsejust took off. it was extraordinary to be able to do that after four miles, in a steeplechase on this ground. absolutely extraordinary. in the end, he won it pretty...
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can we look at paul conduct a job? no. can we look at paul. paul. _ conduct a job? no. can we look at paul, paul. this is a presentation on horizon integrity prepared by dave smith. it is undated and it seeks to tell a story about the integrity of horizon. we may find it any interesting account overall, i just want to look at what it says about you on page six. scroll down, please. mr smith says that of the cases that i am aware, eight had discrepancies which were dismissed because he became unmanageable. was not to you? h0. because he became unmanageable. was not to ou? ., ., ., because he became unmanageable. was not to you?_ he _ because he became unmanageable. was not to you?_ he then - not to you? no, not all. he then sa s not to you? no, not all. he then says that — not to you? no, not all. he then says that you — not to you? no, not all. he then says that you clearly _ not to you? no, not all. he then says that you clearly struggled l not to you? no, not all. he then i says that you clearly struggled with accounting and despite copious support, did not follow
can we look at paul conduct a job? no. can we look at paul. paul. _ conduct a job? no. can we look at paul, paul. this is a presentation on horizon integrity prepared by dave smith. it is undated and it seeks to tell a story about the integrity of horizon. we may find it any interesting account overall, i just want to look at what it says about you on page six. scroll down, please. mr smith says that of the cases that i am aware, eight had discrepancies which were dismissed because he became...
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paul adams, bbc news. we will be talking to paul adams in a moment. on these new age routes being opened up, what difference do you think they will make on the ground, yolande knell? == you think they will make on the ground, yolande knell? -- new aid routes. it could _ ground, yolande knell? -- new aid routes. it could make _ ground, yolande knell? -- new aid routes. it could make a _ ground, yolande knell? -- new aid routes. it could make a dramatic. routes. it could make a dramatic difference, that is why we have had foreign governments and aid agencies asking for these changes for many weeks. from what we understand from local reports, there was a long meeting of israel's security cabinet after president biden gave his stark warning to the israeli prime minister in the phone call and at the meeting there were members of the meeting there were members of the security establishment of israel, israeli diplomats, warning the ministers present that if they did not make these kinds of changes, israel could face new sanctions, potentially even an arms em
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it did paul three is my number one ick. , .,, did paul three is my number one ick. , ~' , pick. it is the most likely billion-dollar _ pick. it is the most likely billion-dollar movie - pick. it is the most likely billion-dollar movie this| billion—dollar movie this summer. billion-dollar movie this summer-— billion-dollar movie this summer. , ., , summer. there is some variety at the summer— summer. there is some variety at the summer box _ summer. there is some variety at the summer box office, - summer. there is some variety l at the summer box office, music film a amy winehouse movie, back to black. and there are some grand sweeping spectacles coming up generating excitement. among them kevin costner�*s western, horizon and american saga into parts. i want these movies to succeed so desperately because i love the idea of a big ego driven star project and i love the idea of a big sweeping western movie to bring all those audiences out. i would love to see that. but what really _ i would love to see that. but what really defines the sum of 2024 is brand familiarity. so
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let me just bring in our panel now, paul waugh and rina shah. if i can begin with you, we heard from the white house today, obviously great concern that international aid workers have been killed in this attack, but what's been the response, would you say, in the us? i would say, writ large, it's been sheer sadness, confusion about how this could be, and also in anger thatis this could be, and also in anger that is visceral, almost, towards this administration continuing to have the back of bibi netanyahu and not enforcing the american people's will, and if you look at public polling and opinion here, stateside, it is increasingly against biden and blinken, it is a sense that this duo has mishandled how we not only deal with israel, our greatest ally in the region as it's often been said, but how we have a direct hand in the perpetuation of truly innocence being targeted by idf, and i think what chefjose undress has embarked upon is so remarkable and well—known in the washington, dc region and beyond, and for world central kitchen to have to q
let me just bring in our panel now, paul waugh and rina shah. if i can begin with you, we heard from the white house today, obviously great concern that international aid workers have been killed in this attack, but what's been the response, would you say, in the us? i would say, writ large, it's been sheer sadness, confusion about how this could be, and also in anger thatis this could be, and also in anger that is visceral, almost, towards this administration continuing to have the back of...
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heyman. find watch wwe, watch someone like paul he man. . , ., watch wwe, watch someone like paul he man. �* , ., ~' watch wwe, watch someone like paul he man. . i. ., watch wwe, watch someone like paul he man. . ., �* heyman. and you thinkjoe biden could learn _ heyman. and you thinkjoe biden could learn a _ heyman. and you thinkjoe biden could learn a thing _ heyman. and you thinkjoe biden could learn a thing or _ heyman. and you thinkjoe biden could learn a thing or two - heyman. and you thinkjoe biden could learn a thing or two from i heyman. and you thinkjoe biden. could learn a thing or two from the wrestling? could learn a thing or two from the wrestlin: ? ~ , ,., , could learn a thing or two from the wrestlin: ? ~ ,,., , .., wrestling? absolutely, he could! i don't know— wrestling? absolutely, he could! i don't know what _ wrestling? absolutely, he could! i don't know what would _ wrestling? absolutely, he could! i don't know what would create - wrestling? absolutely, he could! i. don't know what would create more viral moment ifjoe biden took a steel chair and hit sund
heyman. find watch wwe, watch someone like paul he man. . , ., watch wwe, watch someone like paul he man. �* , ., ~' watch wwe, watch someone like paul he man. . i. ., watch wwe, watch someone like paul he man. . ., �* heyman. and you thinkjoe biden could learn _ heyman. and you thinkjoe biden could learn a _ heyman. and you thinkjoe biden could learn a thing _ heyman. and you thinkjoe biden could learn a thing or _ heyman. and you thinkjoe biden could learn a thing or two - heyman. and...
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paul kelly, it's so good — and it's a great moment. paul kelly, it's so good to _ and it's a great moment. paul kelly, it's so good to talk _ and it's a great moment. paul kelly, it's so good to talk to you. _ and it's a great moment. paul kelly, it's so good to talk to you. thank- it's so good to talk to you. thank you very much for talking to us. thank you. he was born the year the titanic sank and he has lived through two world wars. he's officially the world oldest man. he is a years and 222 days old "111 man. he is a years and 222 days old —— 111 years and 220 days. john says that eating fish and chips on a friday, hiking regularly when he was young — those are top tips — and it's important to exercise the mind and body and eat in moderation. have and body and eat in moderation. have a listen to his sage advice. if you don't eat too _ a listen to his sage advice. if you don't eat too much, _ a listen to his sage advice. if you don't eat too much, as _ a listen to his sage advice. if you don't eat too much, as long as i a l
paul kelly, it's so good — and it's a great moment. paul kelly, it's so good to _ and it's a great moment. paul kelly, it's so good to talk _ and it's a great moment. paul kelly, it's so good to talk to you. _ and it's a great moment. paul kelly, it's so good to talk to you. thank- it's so good to talk to you. thank you very much for talking to us. thank you. he was born the year the titanic sank and he has lived through two world wars. he's officially the world oldest man. he is a years and...
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one example, let's talk to paul property. one example, let's talk to paul, head property. one example, let's talk to paul. head of _ property. one example, let's talk to paul, head of mortgages _ property. one example, let's talk to paul, head of mortgages and - property. one example, let's talk to | paul, head of mortgages and housing at the bsa. why is this problem persisting, it seems like every time we talk about, to be getting worse? it does, we have known that house prices have been going for many years, we are now at the most expensive since the 1950s, the affordability has stretched, that is due to the price of buying, so raising the deposit and getting the right size mortgage to package, then the cost of owning, that is where things have changed. the increase in mortgage interest rate putting the additional pressure on to first—time buyers. it additional pressure on to first-time bu ers. , ., additional pressure on to first-time bu ers. _, ., additional pressure on to first-time buers. buyers. it is also a supply and demand issue, _ buyers. it is also a supply a
one example, let's talk to paul property. one example, let's talk to paul, head property. one example, let's talk to paul. head of _ property. one example, let's talk to paul, head of mortgages _ property. one example, let's talk to paul, head of mortgages and - property. one example, let's talk to | paul, head of mortgages and housing at the bsa. why is this problem persisting, it seems like every time we talk about, to be getting worse? it does, we have known that house prices have been going...
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possibly can. 0k, paul griffiths, ceo of dubai - as we possibly can. 0k, paul. griffiths, ceo of dubai airport. thank you forjoining us on one of the busiest days of your career. after that extraordinary amount of rain. after that extraordinary amount of rain. here in the uk, the conservatives have suspended one of their mps, mark menzies, from the party while they invesigate claims that he misused campaign funds. the times newspaper says the mp — who represents fylde in lancashire — is alleged to have used thousands of pounds from donors to fund medical expenses and called a 78—year—old aide at 3,15am, asking for help because he'd been locked up by what he called "bad people" demanding money for his release. mr menzies told the paper he strongly disputes the allegations. labour says rishi sunak and the conservative party have serious questions to answer. let's speak to our polital correspondent, henry zeffman, in westminster. what is the times alleging? you are right to say alleging to these are just allegations at this stage but they are also pretty se
possibly can. 0k, paul griffiths, ceo of dubai - as we possibly can. 0k, paul. griffiths, ceo of dubai airport. thank you forjoining us on one of the busiest days of your career. after that extraordinary amount of rain. after that extraordinary amount of rain. here in the uk, the conservatives have suspended one of their mps, mark menzies, from the party while they invesigate claims that he misused campaign funds. the times newspaper says the mp — who represents fylde in lancashire — is...
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paul will wait to see what _ for many disabled people. paul will wait to see what this _ for many disabled people. paul will wait to see what this means - for many disabled people. paul will wait to see what this means to i for many disabled people. paul will wait to see what this means to him j wait to see what this means to him when the consultation closes on 12 weeks' time. labour says it wants to see a system that allows disabled people to live independently. nikki fox, bbc news. in the last hour, the national crime agency has issued an unprecedented alert to all schools in the uk, warning about the danger to pupils of so called sextortion. that's when criminals trick young people into sharing intimate images of themselves online and then blackmail their victims for cash. police say there's been an alarming increase in the number of cases. angus crawford reports. just 16, murray dowey ended his life. criminals posing as a girl online tricked him into sending compromising pictures. then they blackmailed him. he couldn't bear it. they'v
paul will wait to see what _ for many disabled people. paul will wait to see what this _ for many disabled people. paul will wait to see what this means - for many disabled people. paul will wait to see what this means to i for many disabled people. paul will wait to see what this means to him j wait to see what this means to him when the consultation closes on 12 weeks' time. labour says it wants to see a system that allows disabled people to live independently. nikki fox, bbc news. in the...
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some months you rob peter to pay paul. i am some months you rob peter to pay paul. iam not some months you rob peter to pay paul. i am not the only one who is struggling. thousands of people are struggling. thousands of people are struggling. hopefully, fingers crossed, things will start coming down now, which will make it more manageable with everything. manageable because today the cost of each unit of gas and electricity has come down. energy prices are at their lowest level for two years. at their lowest level for two years. at the same time some government support is being wound down, and other bills, water, council tax, phone and broadband, are on the way out. financial pressures are not over, theyjust look a bit different. that will pay for itself on the energy saving. that will pay for itself on the energy saving-— that will pay for itself on the energy saving. that is why this former mining _ energy saving. that is why this former mining community - energy saving. that is why this former mining community as l energy saving. that is why this i former minin
some months you rob peter to pay paul. i am some months you rob peter to pay paul. iam not some months you rob peter to pay paul. i am not the only one who is struggling. thousands of people are struggling. thousands of people are struggling. hopefully, fingers crossed, things will start coming down now, which will make it more manageable with everything. manageable because today the cost of each unit of gas and electricity has come down. energy prices are at their lowest level for two years....
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professor paul _ it would work. so we are optimistic. professor paul lorigan, _ it would work. so we are optimistic. professor paul lorigan, i'm - it would work. so we are optimistic. professor paul lorigan, i'm sure - professor paul lorigan, i'm sure everyone watching has their fingers crossed that that will be success. thank you forjoining us. to china next. in the past few moments, state media in china have said that america's top diplomat antony blinken has met the chinese president. mr blinken has already held talks in beijing with the foreign minister wang yi. mr wang said the us—china relationship had begun to stabilise in recent months, but negative factors were increasing. he said the choice was between international cooperation or rivalry and confrontation that could even slide into conflict. mr blinken said it was important to discuss differences to avoid miscalculations. let's speak to our china correspondent stephen mcdonell, who's in beijing for us. so mr blinken had that meeting with the president?— so mr blinken had that meeting with the president? yeah, and
professor paul _ it would work. so we are optimistic. professor paul lorigan, _ it would work. so we are optimistic. professor paul lorigan, i'm - it would work. so we are optimistic. professor paul lorigan, i'm sure - professor paul lorigan, i'm sure everyone watching has their fingers crossed that that will be success. thank you forjoining us. to china next. in the past few moments, state media in china have said that america's top diplomat antony blinken has met the chinese president. mr...
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paul mccartney was untouchable because he was paul mccartney. national treasure, and nobody wants to pick up a paper that is slagging him off, simple. so heather mills kind of went through this, quite literally, honeymoon period. but when their relationship hit the rocks and it went wrong, the gloves came off. the press had it in for me, they took the side in my divorce and decided they would try and absolutely annihilate me and make me out to have a bad character and i wasjust vilified and abused. they generally started making up loads of rubbish. but then, elements of truth started to come in and i was, like, how could they have known that? that was a phone conversation we had. we collected hours and hours and hours of this filming, i was like, "0k, they are still hacking, this "is still going on." we started writing incessantly, again, to the press complaints commission, who said they would deal with it, and they still never did. he's coming round with his camera! from then on, i always had two phones. at one point, i ended up with six. in th
paul mccartney was untouchable because he was paul mccartney. national treasure, and nobody wants to pick up a paper that is slagging him off, simple. so heather mills kind of went through this, quite literally, honeymoon period. but when their relationship hit the rocks and it went wrong, the gloves came off. the press had it in for me, they took the side in my divorce and decided they would try and absolutely annihilate me and make me out to have a bad character and i wasjust vilified and...
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paul, who's got a very bus few everybody. paul, who's got a very busy few weeks — everybody. paul, who's got a very busy few weeks to _ everybody. paul, who's got a very busy few weeks to come. - from tier nine to tier 1, and the top of the premier league, where liveprool will sit tonight if they beat sheffield united. meanwhile at stamford bridge. "i don�*t think they wanted to sell him," those erik ten hag�*s words about mason mount following his move to manchester in the summer. mount scored his first goal for the club in saturday�*s 1—1 draw at brentford and he�*s in the squad tonight at stamford bridge as united look to keep up their feint hopes of qualifying for next seasons champions league after both spurs and aston villa dropped points in the latest round of fixtures. that�*s all from sportsday. hello there. although it�*s been a pretty unsettled week, things are expected to ramp up further as we head into the weekend. we�*ve got a named storm on the way to bring widespread gales. now, this area of low pressure�*s going to bring us a breezy, wet nig
paul, who's got a very bus few everybody. paul, who's got a very busy few weeks — everybody. paul, who's got a very busy few weeks to _ everybody. paul, who's got a very busy few weeks to come. - from tier nine to tier 1, and the top of the premier league, where liveprool will sit tonight if they beat sheffield united. meanwhile at stamford bridge. "i don�*t think they wanted to sell him," those erik ten hag�*s words about mason mount following his move to manchester in the...
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operations. in gaza itself. -- have paul's operations-— in gaza itself. -- have paul's operations. we are absolutely devastated — operations. we are absolutely devastated at _ operations. we are absolutely devastated at this _ operations. we are absolutely devastated at this news. - operations. we are absolutely devastated at this news. tool operations. we are absolutely - devastated at this news. too often, aid workers are being killed in gaza. we alone have lost 176 of our team members. some of them were in the line of duty. this is really very sad, because world central kitchen was giving food supplies to people in need. this is also why it is absolutely fundamental that the israeli authorities allow unrwa once again to travel to the north of gaza, where farming is looming, because we have been banned from getting to that area of gaza. what getting to that area of gaza. what are the day-to-day _ getting to that area of gaza. what are the day—to—day difficulties that your workers and the ones from world central kitchen have? ida your workers and the ones from world central
operations. in gaza itself. -- have paul's operations-— in gaza itself. -- have paul's operations. we are absolutely devastated — operations. we are absolutely devastated at _ operations. we are absolutely devastated at this _ operations. we are absolutely devastated at this news. - operations. we are absolutely devastated at this news. tool operations. we are absolutely - devastated at this news. too often, aid workers are being killed in gaza. we alone have lost 176 of our team members....
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i asked paul why. everyone wants - paul why. everyone wants territory. forselling paul why. everyone wants territory. for selling the drugs, for trafficking, just to have the territory, ever since foreign cartels started contacting the gangs here to get them to traffic drugs. at get them to traffic drugs. at ecuador's biggest port in the ecuador�*s biggest port in the city of wakefield, coastguard has stepped its patrols. translation: here in the past, we were dealing with common criminals. now, anyone could have a high calibre weapon because the gangs are now officially classed as terrorist. we and the army are allowed to act more firmly, shoot straightaway, without protocol. shoot straightaway, without rotocol. . ., ., shoot straightaway, without rotocol. ., . protocol. this area is particularly - protocol. this area is l particularly vulnerable protocol. this area is - particularly vulnerable to gang violence because of its location and its deprivation. these other neighbourhoods that surround the port, probably one of the poorest areas here in one of the most unequal c
i asked paul why. everyone wants - paul why. everyone wants territory. forselling paul why. everyone wants territory. for selling the drugs, for trafficking, just to have the territory, ever since foreign cartels started contacting the gangs here to get them to traffic drugs. at get them to traffic drugs. at ecuador's biggest port in the ecuador�*s biggest port in the city of wakefield, coastguard has stepped its patrols. translation: here in the past, we were dealing with common criminals....
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paul and annabel. — that's what matters most to me. i�*:ii and annabel, thank that's what matters most to me. i—.ii and annabel, thank you very much. of course, we will have full coverage of all of those elections and you can find out more on the bbc website and you can type in your postcode for a list of the candidates that are standing in the elections in your area. we will also find details of all the candidates running for mayor and police and crime commissioner elections. you will find that it bbc dakota uk slash news are on the bbc news app. the boss of the new co—op live arena in manchester, which will be the uk's largest music venue, has resigned after a series of problems and delays. gary roden quit his role after comedian peter kay's opening shows were cancelled this week, as the £365 million venue was not ready to open in time. let's speak to our arts and entertainment reporter ian youngs. he has gone, partly because of an interview he did with the bbc. yes. interview he did with the bbc. yes, it has been — intervie
paul and annabel. — that's what matters most to me. i�*:ii and annabel, thank that's what matters most to me. i—.ii and annabel, thank you very much. of course, we will have full coverage of all of those elections and you can find out more on the bbc website and you can type in your postcode for a list of the candidates that are standing in the elections in your area. we will also find details of all the candidates running for mayor and police and crime commissioner elections. you will...
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rwanda's president, paul kagame, said the international community failed his country. france has acknowledged that it could have stopped the genocide, along with its allies, but lacked the willpower to do so. the bbc�*s senior africa correspondent anne soy followed the occasion from nairobi. well, a very symbolic lighting of the flame of remembrance by president paul kagame in kigali, and this flame will burn for the next 100 days to signify the duration of a genocide. in 100 days, more than 800,000 people, mostly of the tutsi ethnic minority, were killed, and moderate hutus as well. now, the events from the 7th of april 1994 and for the next 100 days were triggered by the downing of the plane of the then president habyarimana, over kigali, who was hutu. therefore, we had the hutu forces doing the rampage across rwanda, and the tutsu forces which were led by paul kagame, then went on to take over the country within100 days and ended that massacre. there has been a lot of reflection on what the international community could have done better. un peacekeepers had just b
rwanda's president, paul kagame, said the international community failed his country. france has acknowledged that it could have stopped the genocide, along with its allies, but lacked the willpower to do so. the bbc�*s senior africa correspondent anne soy followed the occasion from nairobi. well, a very symbolic lighting of the flame of remembrance by president paul kagame in kigali, and this flame will burn for the next 100 days to signify the duration of a genocide. in 100 days, more than...
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rwanda's president, paul kagame, said the international community failed his country. france has acknowledged that it could have stopped the genocide, along with its allies, but lacked the will power to do so. bbc�*s senior africa correspondent anne soy has been following the occasion from nairobi. well, a very symbolic lighting of the flame of remembrance by president paul kagame in kigali and this flame will burn for the next 100 days to signify the duration of a genocide. in 100 days, more than 800,000 people, mostly of the tutsi ethnic minority, were killed. and moderate hutus as well. now, the events from the 7th of april 1994 and for the next 100 days were triggered by the downing of the plane of the then president habyarimana, over kigali, who was hutu. therefore, we had the hutu forces doing the rampage across rwanda, and the tutsu forces which were led by paul kagame, then went on to take over the country within100 days and ended that massacre. there has been a lot of reflection on what the international community could have done better. un peacekeepers had
rwanda's president, paul kagame, said the international community failed his country. france has acknowledged that it could have stopped the genocide, along with its allies, but lacked the will power to do so. bbc�*s senior africa correspondent anne soy has been following the occasion from nairobi. well, a very symbolic lighting of the flame of remembrance by president paul kagame in kigali and this flame will burn for the next 100 days to signify the duration of a genocide. in 100 days, more...
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in terms of the treasury, paul johnson, whoever _ fit. in terms of the treasury, paul johnson, whoever is _ fit. in terms of the treasury, paul johnson, whoever is running - fit. in terms of the treasury, paul johnson, whoever is running it - fit. in terms of the treasury, paul. johnson, whoever is running it after johnson, whoever is running it after the election, what are the issues for them? you have talked about how the benefits bill is higher than some departments, but what are the issues for them in terms of not only paying out when it comes to people in receipt of benefits for these conditions but also not getting the tax back because those people aren't working? tax back because those people aren't workin: ? , , ., , tax back because those people aren't workin? , ,., , ~ tax back because those people aren't workinu? , ,. , ~ ., working? this is a very... a whole series of big _ working? this is a very... a whole series of big issues _ working? this is a very... a whole series of big issues here. - working? this is a very... a whol
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let's speak now to paul dales, chief uk economist at capital economics. gives a sense of what this says about the state of uk finances. things are moving in the right direction, as you said borrowing is lower than the previous financial year and much lower than during the pandemic when borrowing was over £300 billion in one single year. it isjust not falling £300 billion in one single year. it is just not falling quite as fast as everyone had hoped, really. a lot of thatis everyone had hoped, really. a lot of that is due to the government's high interest debt payments which is not going to go away. i think in general this kind of dampens a bit of the chatter we have heard over the weekend about the chancellor hoping to cut taxes again in a fiscal event before the next election. that to cut taxes again in a fiscal event before the next election.- before the next election. that is the challenge — before the next election. that is the challenge because _ before the next election. that is the challenge because the - the challenge because the government, t
let's speak now to paul dales, chief uk economist at capital economics. gives a sense of what this says about the state of uk finances. things are moving in the right direction, as you said borrowing is lower than the previous financial year and much lower than during the pandemic when borrowing was over £300 billion in one single year. it isjust not falling £300 billion in one single year. it is just not falling quite as fast as everyone had hoped, really. a lot of thatis everyone had hoped,...
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more than 5,000 people a month receive pip for conditions like paul's. the government says as a result, the benefits bill is rising at an unsustainable rate. i have done counselling. i mean, the problem is that i've sort of exhausted what the nhs can offer. so we are sort of reliant on trying to find ways of managing my mental health. it does just help a little bit. it doesn't solve the problems, it's not a miracle cure. it doesn't mean that we can go off on holidays and live this frivolous lifestyle. the government says spending on tip is suspected to grow to 52.8 billion in four years' time. we are also going to make sure our pip system is supporting people it needs to in the right way and that in particular it deals with mental health conditions in an appropriate way and whether those people are getting the support that they actually need. any plans to change the way pip is delivered has angered disability charities, like scope, who described the proposals as a reckless attack on disabled people. i think yet again the government. have highlighted that
more than 5,000 people a month receive pip for conditions like paul's. the government says as a result, the benefits bill is rising at an unsustainable rate. i have done counselling. i mean, the problem is that i've sort of exhausted what the nhs can offer. so we are sort of reliant on trying to find ways of managing my mental health. it does just help a little bit. it doesn't solve the problems, it's not a miracle cure. it doesn't mean that we can go off on holidays and live this frivolous...
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0k, paul hollingsworth from bnp paribas, thank you _ to wane. 0k, paul hollingsworth from bnp paribas, thank you for _ to wane. 0k, paul hollingsworth from bnp paribas, thank you forjoining - bnp paribas, thank you forjoining us and i bring with us through our technical gremlins today. —— bearing with us through our technical gremlins. we often talk about chip makers in this programme — not potato products, but the growing importance of semi—conductors to the technology industry. but what about the companies that makes the machines that make those chips? dutch tech giant asml is the largest supplier of equipment to computer chip makers and europe's most valuable tech company. today it's reported first—quarter earnings of 1.22 equivalent to $1.3 billion usd. nearly half of asml sales of equipment in the first quarter were to customers in china, despite export restrictions. the dutch government has said it will spend something like 2.5 million euros to improve infrastructure in the area where asml is based in order to keep the company there. we asked ben barringer, global tech
0k, paul hollingsworth from bnp paribas, thank you _ to wane. 0k, paul hollingsworth from bnp paribas, thank you for _ to wane. 0k, paul hollingsworth from bnp paribas, thank you forjoining - bnp paribas, thank you forjoining us and i bring with us through our technical gremlins today. —— bearing with us through our technical gremlins. we often talk about chip makers in this programme — not potato products, but the growing importance of semi—conductors to the technology industry. but...
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., paul be? well, this is a real opportunity _ paul be? well, this is a real opportunity now— paul be? well, this is a real opportunity now to - paul be? well, this is a real opportunity now to review l paul be? well, this is a real. opportunity now to review the paul be? well, this is a real- opportunity now to review the way that pip works. i should be really clear about one thing, there are references in your package to the proposals we are coming forward with, we are consulting on what the policy changes might be. what we know with pip is it is a very blunt benefit. you get a fixed amount of money per month, irrespective in many ways of your condition. in some cases that might be a condition that means you need to grab rail to get into the bath or other appliances, which are relatively inexpensive, you might even be able to get them from your local authority or nhs but yet the pip benefit is thousands of pounds per month. conversely there are people who i am particularly worried about who have life long progressive illnesses that sad
., paul be? well, this is a real opportunity _ paul be? well, this is a real opportunity now— paul be? well, this is a real opportunity now to - paul be? well, this is a real opportunity now to review l paul be? well, this is a real. opportunity now to review the paul be? well, this is a real- opportunity now to review the way that pip works. i should be really clear about one thing, there are references in your package to the proposals we are coming forward with, we are consulting on what...
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, chief you very much, good to talk to you, paul woods, chief editor of nature astronomy. stay with us on the context. hello. temperatures for some of us today got up into the high teens, the low 20s celsius — particularly where we saw some sunshine — but don't expect those warm conditions to last. it's actually going to turn cooler this weekend. 0ften windy, the wettest weather towards the north and the west of the uk. today, we've had this feed of south or south—westerly winds bringing this relatively warm air, but notice some colder air lurking out in the atlantic. that will head our way as westerly winds start to kick in through the weekend. those westerly winds moving in behind various different frontal systems. here comes one. not much more than just a little bit of showery rain, certainly more cloud with that. most places, i think, will be largely dry through the night. some further hefty showers into north—west scotland, where it will be windy. it's going to be mild to take us into saturday morning. so, for saturday, a couple of different weather fronts to
, chief you very much, good to talk to you, paul woods, chief editor of nature astronomy. stay with us on the context. hello. temperatures for some of us today got up into the high teens, the low 20s celsius — particularly where we saw some sunshine — but don't expect those warm conditions to last. it's actually going to turn cooler this weekend. 0ften windy, the wettest weather towards the north and the west of the uk. today, we've had this feed of south or south—westerly winds bringing...
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i know you have been talking to sharon's husband, paul. he has often been in court throughout this trial. have we had reaction from him so far? no reaction immediately after the verdict, but we have talked to him in the past, when piran ditta khan was arrested and brought back here to the uk. paul, sharon's husband, was talking about the fact that this was almost like an ongoing nightmare because there was always somebody who was outstanding, always somebody wanted by the police, and he felt like he was reliving it all the time and wanted just to see an end to it full stop. he got some sort of closure and end today because the final member of the gang has been caught. piran ditta khan is 75 years old now and is likely to receive a lengthy sentence when it comes to sentencing. he is not going to be sentenced today. we still have a date yet to be set for that. but he is a man who is likely to die behind bars. i saw paul at the beginning of the trial several weeks ago, to hear the case being set out to hear that heard publicly, and i think, i
i know you have been talking to sharon's husband, paul. he has often been in court throughout this trial. have we had reaction from him so far? no reaction immediately after the verdict, but we have talked to him in the past, when piran ditta khan was arrested and brought back here to the uk. paul, sharon's husband, was talking about the fact that this was almost like an ongoing nightmare because there was always somebody who was outstanding, always somebody wanted by the police, and he felt...
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let's speak to paul raffile in new york. he did an extensive study looking at the case studies as an intelligence analyst at network contagion research institute. thank you forjoining us on the programme. firstly, if you can tell us why we are seeing a rise in sextortion cases?— us why we are seeing a rise in sextortion cases? thank you for havin: sextortion cases? thank you for having me- _ sextortion cases? thank you for having me. the _ sextortion cases? thank you for having me. the fab _ sextortion cases? thank you for having me. the fab i _ sextortion cases? thank you for having me. the fab i are - sextortion cases? thank you for having me. the fab i are one i sextortion cases? thank you for i having me. the fab i are one and it's a rapidly increasing threat and teenagers do not know where to turn. in 2021, there were only 139 reported cases of financial sextortion targeting teenagers. fast—forwa rd to 223, sextortion targeting teenagers. fast—forward to 223, last sextortion targeting teenagers. fast—forwa rd to
let's speak to paul raffile in new york. he did an extensive study looking at the case studies as an intelligence analyst at network contagion research institute. thank you forjoining us on the programme. firstly, if you can tell us why we are seeing a rise in sextortion cases?— us why we are seeing a rise in sextortion cases? thank you for havin: sextortion cases? thank you for having me- _ sextortion cases? thank you for having me. the _ sextortion cases? thank you for having me. the fab _...
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can you look at the paul? —— mickey paul —— the poll. this is something i don't think you would have seen. it is a post office pack containing the documents set out in the index there the agenda for the meeting, key messages that the post office wished to deliver. i think i saw this when i was asked to draft my witness statement. yes. you would not draft my witness statement. yes. you would rrot have _ draft my witness statement. yes. you would not have seen _ draft my witness statement. yes. you would not have seen at _ draft my witness statement. yes. you would not have seen at the _ draft my witness statement. yes. you would not have seen at the time. - draft my witness statement. yes. you would not have seen at the time. i - would not have seen at the time. i certainly did not yet at the time. the notes in large part for the meeting, can we turn to page three, please? we can see the key messages to be delivered by alice perkins under the who column under the introductions to the meeting. thank you for coming today, the people around
can you look at the paul? —— mickey paul —— the poll. this is something i don't think you would have seen. it is a post office pack containing the documents set out in the index there the agenda for the meeting, key messages that the post office wished to deliver. i think i saw this when i was asked to draft my witness statement. yes. you would not draft my witness statement. yes. you would rrot have _ draft my witness statement. yes. you would not have seen _ draft my witness...
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rwanda's president, paul kagame, said the international community failed his country. france has acknowledged that it could have stopped the genocide, along with its allies, but lacked the will power to do so. bbc�*s senior africa correspondent anne soy has been following the occasion from nairobi. a very symbolic lighting of the flame of remembrance by the president in kigali. this flame will burn for the next 100 days to signify the duration of the genocide, 100 days, more than 800,000 people, mostly of an ethnic minority, were killed. and moderate hutus as well. the events from the 7th of april 1994 and for the next 100 days were triggered by the downing of the plane of the then president over kigali, who was a hutus and therefore had the hutus forces across rwanda. the opposing forces across rwanda. the opposing forces which were led by paul kigali were then to take over the country within just 100 were then to take over the country withinjust100 days were then to take over the country within just 100 days and were then to take over the country withinjust100 days
rwanda's president, paul kagame, said the international community failed his country. france has acknowledged that it could have stopped the genocide, along with its allies, but lacked the will power to do so. bbc�*s senior africa correspondent anne soy has been following the occasion from nairobi. a very symbolic lighting of the flame of remembrance by the president in kigali. this flame will burn for the next 100 days to signify the duration of the genocide, 100 days, more than 800,000...
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he is an astrophysicist named paul who said to m3, _ astrophysicist named paul who said to me. try— astrophysicist named paul who said to me, try not to be tempted to take photos— to me, try not to be tempted to take photos and _ to me, try not to be tempted to take photos and selfies. there are people doing _ photos and selfies. there are people doing that, _ photos and selfies. there are people doing that, that filters on their phones — doing that, that filters on their phones to— doing that, that filters on their phones to do so, but he said, the key thing — phones to do so, but he said, the key thing is — phones to do so, but he said, the key thing is he already experienced a solar— key thing is he already experienced a solar eclipse, just enjoy the moment— a solar eclipse, just enjoy the moment because it is pretty awe—inspiring. moment because it is pretty awe-inspiring.— moment because it is pretty awe-inspiring. absolutely. the safety messages _ awe-inspiring. absolutely. the safety messages are _ awe-inspiring. absolutely. the safety messages are very i awe-inspiring. ab
he is an astrophysicist named paul who said to m3, _ astrophysicist named paul who said to me. try— astrophysicist named paul who said to me, try not to be tempted to take photos— to me, try not to be tempted to take photos and _ to me, try not to be tempted to take photos and selfies. there are people doing _ photos and selfies. there are people doing that, _ photos and selfies. there are people doing that, that filters on their phones — doing that, that filters on their phones to—...
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the elements within it are the boys with the piano, st paul's during the blitz, the family round the radiogram, there's the musicians. it captures so much. when dame vera died it wasn'tjust ditchling, but the whole country, in the midst of a pandemic, who remembered a woman whose voice had meant so much during terrible times and it's that which inspired sculptor paul day. i've had the opportunity and the privilege of making a number of sculptures, memorials in honour to people who fought in the second world war and have served in various ways and in different conflicts. i like my art to serve stories that are meaningful and impact us all in some way. the work has yet to be turned into bronze. another million pounds is needed to complete it, but say those busy fundraising, dame vera is worth it. her whole life was in service. she was a wonderful singer. what she did during world war ii going out to burma, going out to her boys to bring them a bit of home. her voice means so much to people, not just then, but still now. and this, it's hoped, will help bring her story, her voice to futu
the elements within it are the boys with the piano, st paul's during the blitz, the family round the radiogram, there's the musicians. it captures so much. when dame vera died it wasn'tjust ditchling, but the whole country, in the midst of a pandemic, who remembered a woman whose voice had meant so much during terrible times and it's that which inspired sculptor paul day. i've had the opportunity and the privilege of making a number of sculptures, memorials in honour to people who fought in the...
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at the end of may it will take evidence from the former chief executive paul of ennals for the first time and the inquiry hopes that it will produce its final report at the beginning of next year —— paul "we're not made to sit in a rocking chair and knit." the words of one of a group of women from switzerland, mostly in their 70s, who've won a landmark climate case brought before the european court of human rights. the judges ruled that switzerland's efforts to meet its emission reduction targets had been woefully inadequate. the judgment could influence the law across europe, including the uk. with more, here'sjustin rowlatt. the swiss women arrived at the european court ready to fight... there has been a violation of article 8 of the convention. ..and they won, persuading the judges that switzerland's failure to do enough to cut planet—warming emissions could help create heatwaves that could threaten the lives of older people. i am so happy we could contribute to the future, to a better future for our children. today's ruling is not open to challenge. experts say it sets an i
at the end of may it will take evidence from the former chief executive paul of ennals for the first time and the inquiry hopes that it will produce its final report at the beginning of next year —— paul "we're not made to sit in a rocking chair and knit." the words of one of a group of women from switzerland, mostly in their 70s, who've won a landmark climate case brought before the european court of human rights. the judges ruled that switzerland's efforts to meet its emission...
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paul adams is here with more details. the team from world central kitchen was attacked late on monday night. it had just collected around a hundred tonnes of food aid from its own temporaryjettyjust south of gaza city. the team escorted the aid to a warehouse in deir el—balah, in the middle of the gaza strip. from there, the team — seven people in three cars — headed back to the coast road marked in blue, which is one of the designated routes israel insists they use, and turned south towards their base in rafah. shortly afterwards, the first car was hit. this is how it looked the following morning. according to the israeli newspaper, ha'aretz, passengers were seen moving to one of the other two cars. but a few hundred yards further on, that too was hit. here you can clearly see world central kitchen�*s logo on the roof. the same thing happened again — team members all now moving to the third car. but minutes later, and a mile further down the road. another strike. all seven members of the team are now dead. with
paul adams is here with more details. the team from world central kitchen was attacked late on monday night. it had just collected around a hundred tonnes of food aid from its own temporaryjettyjust south of gaza city. the team escorted the aid to a warehouse in deir el—balah, in the middle of the gaza strip. from there, the team — seven people in three cars — headed back to the coast road marked in blue, which is one of the designated routes israel insists they use, and turned south...
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paul carter, bbc news. now, if you have a taylor swift fan in your household you will know that there is double excitement today about her new album. the tortured poets department was released this morning, and then just hours later she announced a second instalment, with another 15 tracks. our music correspondent mark savage has been listening. new music from taylor swift. fans thought they were getting 16 tracks, and then, in the small hours of this morning, a surprise. two hours after it was released, taylor added 15 extra songs. writing online, she explained she'd written so much tortured poetry in the past two years that she felt compelled to share it. many of the songs deal with her break—up from the british actorjoe alwyn. # he said he'd love me all his life...#. this is so good. the emotional weight of the album floored many of her fans. but critics gave it a clutch of four and five—star reviews. i think it's a really beautiful record. i think it's swift at the height of her songwriting prowess.
paul carter, bbc news. now, if you have a taylor swift fan in your household you will know that there is double excitement today about her new album. the tortured poets department was released this morning, and then just hours later she announced a second instalment, with another 15 tracks. our music correspondent mark savage has been listening. new music from taylor swift. fans thought they were getting 16 tracks, and then, in the small hours of this morning, a surprise. two hours after it was...
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paul adams, bbc news. lieutenant colonel peter lerner from the idf spoke to the bbc news channel a short while ago — he was asked what went wrong. the identification of the gunmen raised the red flags in the brigade level. the fire support officer raised the issue to his senior commanders asking for approval. he did not receive approval to strike because they were delivering humanitarian aid, despite the fact that the gunmen were identified. and then what happened was that the convoy of the world ck vehicles, four vehicles in total, joined the convoy of the trucks, which the field, the operations in the field, did not have that information. so this is failure number two. and as the the incident continued, the assumption which was made was that the vehicles that were accompanying the trucks were actually hamas vehicles. and this, i think, weighs on that assumption that that was a failure, which was a mistake and was the result of this unfortunate, tragic incident. us secretary of state antony blinken has
paul adams, bbc news. lieutenant colonel peter lerner from the idf spoke to the bbc news channel a short while ago — he was asked what went wrong. the identification of the gunmen raised the red flags in the brigade level. the fire support officer raised the issue to his senior commanders asking for approval. he did not receive approval to strike because they were delivering humanitarian aid, despite the fact that the gunmen were identified. and then what happened was that the convoy of the...
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after i press him about his new role, paul admits he has killed people. things are dangerous right now. that can come at you from anywhere. i feel remorse for taking people's life. who am i to take anyone's life? the government says it's winning this war, but there is a growing unease. how long can they keep troops on the streets? ana maria roura, bbc news, ecuador. the former labour prime minister harold wilson had an affair with his deputy press secretary during his time in downing street in the 1970s, two of his former advisers have revealed. the woman was janet hewlett—davies. both she and harold wilson were married at the time. the two advisers have kept quiet about the affair for decades. archive: have you got a big enough working majority now, mr wilson? . the public face of a happy family man, harold wilson with his wife, mary. but the then prime minister was to go on and have an affair with a member of staff in downing street, a secret which has lasted 50 years. she was janet hewlett—davies, who worked in the number ten press office. she was
after i press him about his new role, paul admits he has killed people. things are dangerous right now. that can come at you from anywhere. i feel remorse for taking people's life. who am i to take anyone's life? the government says it's winning this war, but there is a growing unease. how long can they keep troops on the streets? ana maria roura, bbc news, ecuador. the former labour prime minister harold wilson had an affair with his deputy press secretary during his time in downing street in...
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paul chan says he expects those figures, which will be released on thursday, to show moderate growth for a fifth consecutive quarter. hong kong has been looking for ways to boost its economy by increasing tourism and ease the costs of property transactions. just to remind you of our top story, founder elon musk of tesla is hope forfor more win—win results as he makes a surprise visit to china. we will be keeping an eye on that visit as the beijing auto show gets under way. bye—bye. hello and welcome to sportsday. these are the headlines: an anxious afternoon for arsenal, but they finish the day top of the table, one point ahead of manchester city. carlos alcaraz�*s attempt to win a hat trick of madrid masters titles remains on track as he cruises into the fourth round. and ronnie 0'sullivan is closing in a place in the quarter finals at the world snooker championship, where he's aiming for a record eighth title. hello, welcome to the programme. arsenal held on in a tense match to beat local rivals tottenham hotspur 3—2 and — at the time — moved four points clear at the to
paul chan says he expects those figures, which will be released on thursday, to show moderate growth for a fifth consecutive quarter. hong kong has been looking for ways to boost its economy by increasing tourism and ease the costs of property transactions. just to remind you of our top story, founder elon musk of tesla is hope forfor more win—win results as he makes a surprise visit to china. we will be keeping an eye on that visit as the beijing auto show gets under way. bye—bye. hello...
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paul murphy, bbc news. just before we leave you this hour, some breaking news that is coming to us from vietnam. a vietnamese property tycoon has been sentenced to death for defrauding a bank of billions of dollars. the 67—year—old was found guilty of embezzlement, bribing state officials and violating bank lending conditions. it's been described as one of the greatest bank fraud is the world has ever seen. we'll have more than that in the next hour. now the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again. it's been a fairly cloudy start to the day, but the cloud breaking up for most of us away from the english channel and irish sea coasts, where we'll hang onto some murky conditions through the day. but for most, it's going to feel warm, and we're looking at spells of hazy sunshine. but if you have an allergy to tree pollen, particularly birch, maybe a bit of plane as well as some ash, these are the pollen levels today, moderate to high across most of the country. now, we've had a weather front which has push
paul murphy, bbc news. just before we leave you this hour, some breaking news that is coming to us from vietnam. a vietnamese property tycoon has been sentenced to death for defrauding a bank of billions of dollars. the 67—year—old was found guilty of embezzlement, bribing state officials and violating bank lending conditions. it's been described as one of the greatest bank fraud is the world has ever seen. we'll have more than that in the next hour. now the weather with carol kirkwood....
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more than 5,000 people a month received pip for conditions like paul's. the government says as a result, the benefits bill is rising at an unsustainable rate. it really makes a big difference, both for me and my wife. i've done counselling. i mean, the problem is that i've sort of exhausted what the nhs can offer. so we are sort of reliant on trying to find ways of managing my mental health. it does just help a little bit. it doesn't solve the problems. it's not a miracle cure. it doesn't mean that we can go off on holidays and live this frivolous lifestyle. slide it into the gap. the government says it wants to overhaul the system to help some people through targeted individual support rather than through monthly cash payments. but plans to change the way pip is delivered has angered charities. perfect. good. there's definitely a conversation to be had about how we can improve pip for people who need to use it. what we shouldn't be having a conversation about is taking money away from people, who face very real extra costs as a result of their disability
more than 5,000 people a month received pip for conditions like paul's. the government says as a result, the benefits bill is rising at an unsustainable rate. it really makes a big difference, both for me and my wife. i've done counselling. i mean, the problem is that i've sort of exhausted what the nhs can offer. so we are sort of reliant on trying to find ways of managing my mental health. it does just help a little bit. it doesn't solve the problems. it's not a miracle cure. it doesn't mean...
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paul triolo from the albright stonebridge group consultancy says the us is making huge strides to bring chip production onshore. it is a huge step forward. i think one official characterised it as the biggest foreign direct investment in greenfield's facility in advanced semiconductors in us history. so it's a big step on the way to the us trying to onshore some percentage of global capacity in advanced semiconductors. right now, the percentage is zero, so the goals that the commerce department has set up for these investments is to reach about 20% of global capacity for advanced semiconductors by 2030. and this is a big step in that direction. it's notjust investments coming from the outside, in this regard, the us is investing in itself. $6.6 billion as part of the chips act. this is a significant amount of money, isn't it? you have to put this in some context, though. other countries, like taiwan, likejapan, like south korea, they been investing in their semiconductor industries for a long time, so this is the us finally playing the game of investing in this type of manufacturing whi
paul triolo from the albright stonebridge group consultancy says the us is making huge strides to bring chip production onshore. it is a huge step forward. i think one official characterised it as the biggest foreign direct investment in greenfield's facility in advanced semiconductors in us history. so it's a big step on the way to the us trying to onshore some percentage of global capacity in advanced semiconductors. right now, the percentage is zero, so the goals that the commerce department...
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paul griffiths is the boss of the company that manages the running of dubai international airport. my colleague steve lai asked him about the recovery from the adverse conditions. well, we've pretty much at 100% capacity now, the infrastructure was back in full service and full operation just a couple of days after the storm subsided. the president of emirates airline wrote an open letter, i'm sure you've seen it, the very top of that letter was profuse about making an apology to those who were affected. did you think you needed to do the same? every single time i've restated that this has been a very regrettable situation, we are obviously sorry for all of the inconvenience caused to customers and i hope people understand the pressure we've been under and the fact that, you know, this has been... we've never seen anything like it. 254mm of rain fell during the course of probably about 36 hours. i want to ask how the crisis in the middle east has affected operations at the dubai national airport if it has it all? we have been largely unaffected, there have been airspace closures in
paul griffiths is the boss of the company that manages the running of dubai international airport. my colleague steve lai asked him about the recovery from the adverse conditions. well, we've pretty much at 100% capacity now, the infrastructure was back in full service and full operation just a couple of days after the storm subsided. the president of emirates airline wrote an open letter, i'm sure you've seen it, the very top of that letter was profuse about making an apology to those who were...