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how are you making sure that the research of your team isn't being used for oppressive uses. weird ——we know any technology can be used as a tool or a weapon, we have control over who uses it and principles, beyond how we build it, how people use it as something how we control. he added that he was optimistic that us china tensions would be short lived. now let's brief you on some other business stories. shares of tesla slumped more than 6% after the electric car maker disappointed wall street with its latest sales figures. tesla delivered a record 97,000 cars in the three months to september. but that was less than analysts were expecting. luxury car makers including audi and jaguar are launching their own electric models, ramping up the competition for tesla. the chief executive of boeing says he hopes to return the 737 max to service within the next 3 months. speaking at an event in new york — dennis muilenburg said the plane has undergone 700 test flights with updated software, and boeing is training its crews to operate it. he has agreed to testify before congress
how are you making sure that the research of your team isn't being used for oppressive uses. weird ——we know any technology can be used as a tool or a weapon, we have control over who uses it and principles, beyond how we build it, how people use it as something how we control. he added that he was optimistic that us china tensions would be short lived. now let's brief you on some other business stories. shares of tesla slumped more than 6% after the electric car maker disappointed wall...
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it says hong kong's economy has lost at least hk$ 2.8 billion, that's us$ 3.6 billion us, over the past week. rail closures and a drop in visitor numbers have contributed to the cost. the japan times is running with the sinking of a fishing vessel near the noto peninsula. all 60 crew of the north korean boat were rescued after it collided with a patrol boat from the japanese fisheries agency. the collision took place insidejapan‘s exclusive economic zone in an area where illegal north korean fishing is rampant. and those climate extinction rebellion protests are getting coverage in many papers around the world, britain's daily telegraph is no exception. it has a picture of one protester being arrested. police in london say a total of 276 people were detained. we are expecting more of these protests to continue. you are up—to—date with the papers. now, rico, little white lies, i think i told them all the time to my children. yes, this is an interesting study from singapore. a new study has found that children who are lied to by their parents are more likely to tell fibs as adults,
it says hong kong's economy has lost at least hk$ 2.8 billion, that's us$ 3.6 billion us, over the past week. rail closures and a drop in visitor numbers have contributed to the cost. the japan times is running with the sinking of a fishing vessel near the noto peninsula. all 60 crew of the north korean boat were rescued after it collided with a patrol boat from the japanese fisheries agency. the collision took place insidejapan‘s exclusive economic zone in an area where illegal north korean...
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treats us now, what makes us think there will be any special treatment over trade when we are outside the eu? it seems that old friendships don't beat national self—interest. the uk isn't being targeted unfairly. there will be tariffs put on french products and german products and other products as well, butjust because we have a special relationship doesn't mean that we are willing to sacrifice our economic interest, in the context of a trade dispute or a trade negotiation, and that, by the way, applies to whatever future trade agreement might be negotiated between the us and the uk, as well. whisky tariffs were raised on a call with donald trump last week, with the prime minister urging him to rethink. meanwhile, the uk government told the bbc that securing a trade deal with the us is one of its highest priorities. what this shows is that in the ebb and flow of trade, nothing is simple. simonjack, bbc news, speyside. the government says that it's considering taking control of one of the country's largest rail franchises. the transport secretary grant shapps said northern, which ru
treats us now, what makes us think there will be any special treatment over trade when we are outside the eu? it seems that old friendships don't beat national self—interest. the uk isn't being targeted unfairly. there will be tariffs put on french products and german products and other products as well, butjust because we have a special relationship doesn't mean that we are willing to sacrifice our economic interest, in the context of a trade dispute or a trade negotiation, and that, by the...
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w us, wus,l w us, i know side and going to help us, i know that the bbc have been out today talking to some rural business owners like a tree surgeon, i have been speaking to a timber merchant myself and they are really overjoyed because there is a self and safety aspect. —— health and safety aspect. they need to know where their guys are and be able to contact emergency services in case of any mishaps. the timber merchant, he said to me, i am a lwa ys timber merchant, he said to me, i am always having to bring people back. that is not very professional, is it? so, it is expensive on his phone bill. this means he can be more responsive with customer service, and we want our local economy to flourish, all the rural economies in the uk to flourish so this is a real helping hand. very quickly, 2025, can you wait that long? it is a long wait and can you wait that long? it is a long waitandi can you wait that long? it is a long wait and i really hope there can be something done to put this through because it is getting worse and worse. i was quite an early mobile phone user, i worked fo
w us, wus,l w us, i know side and going to help us, i know that the bbc have been out today talking to some rural business owners like a tree surgeon, i have been speaking to a timber merchant myself and they are really overjoyed because there is a self and safety aspect. —— health and safety aspect. they need to know where their guys are and be able to contact emergency services in case of any mishaps. the timber merchant, he said to me, i am a lwa ys timber merchant, he said to me, i am...
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stay with us. as the uk and eu inch closer to a brexit deal, a former us trade chief warns the uk should not expect special treatment from america. and before we go, take a look at this picture. actressjennifer aniston now has a lot more friends, after her first post on her new instagram account attracted 5 million followers in just 12 hours. the photo, a reunion selfie of her with her friends co—stars, has likely earned aniston a new world record for the fastest instagram account to reach 1 million followers, but this has yet to be verified. the record is currently held by the duke and duchess of sussex. that's all for now. stay with bbc world news. hello, good morning. wednesday started on a dull and damp note for many parts of the country. once that rain cleared away, though, we did see some sunshine. a chance to dry off, though. although a lot of the ground is still saturated, and there are a couple of flood warnings still out there. but following the sunshine, the clearer skies have meant it
stay with us. as the uk and eu inch closer to a brexit deal, a former us trade chief warns the uk should not expect special treatment from america. and before we go, take a look at this picture. actressjennifer aniston now has a lot more friends, after her first post on her new instagram account attracted 5 million followers in just 12 hours. the photo, a reunion selfie of her with her friends co—stars, has likely earned aniston a new world record for the fastest instagram account to reach 1...
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nextjoining us. talk us through what exactly this finding tells us about the relationship between the faa and the boeing. 0ne one of the things that's been at the centre of enquiries about the certification of this plane is the fa ct certification of this plane is the fact that going was granted permission to basically self certified various components of the plane. this allowed it to look at systems by itself to declare them safe and for the faa to sign off on them. the main take away from the report which admittedly addressed a number of different issues, the main ta keaway number of different issues, the main takeaway was that there needs to be more involvement by the faa in the delegation process. while the process of delegating to the plane maker is still allowable and something that can be affect it, the safety panel really suggested that the regulators need to be more involved from the very beginning, just throughout the entire process, and have open lines of communication throughout. it seems
nextjoining us. talk us through what exactly this finding tells us about the relationship between the faa and the boeing. 0ne one of the things that's been at the centre of enquiries about the certification of this plane is the fa ct certification of this plane is the fact that going was granted permission to basically self certified various components of the plane. this allowed it to look at systems by itself to declare them safe and for the faa to sign off on them. the main take away from the...
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forwednesday, low pressure still with us north of the uk, tightly packed isoba rs, still with us north of the uk, tightly packed isobars, so a windy day, and weather fronts tightly packed isobars, so a windy day, and weatherfronts producing bands of showers. there will be one heading into parts of england and well through wednesday morning, we will see an enhancement of showers do western areas in the morning. do the afternoon there could be a cluster of heavy, maybe thundery ones pushing sale. further north does make pushing south, —— pushing south, further north we could see an increase in temperatures. 0n ins and thursday, low pressure again to the north of the uk, another windy day. bands of showers moving from west to east, most of them again across the north and west of the country, eastern areas may tend to stay dry with some showers arriving to the afternoon later on. temperatures 13-16, afternoon later on. temperatures 13—16, maybe 17 degrees in the south—east. andrew remains unsettled from thursday onwards, you see sunshine and showers with temperatures around the sea
forwednesday, low pressure still with us north of the uk, tightly packed isoba rs, still with us north of the uk, tightly packed isobars, so a windy day, and weather fronts tightly packed isobars, so a windy day, and weatherfronts producing bands of showers. there will be one heading into parts of england and well through wednesday morning, we will see an enhancement of showers do western areas in the morning. do the afternoon there could be a cluster of heavy, maybe thundery ones pushing sale....
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in terms of individualised advantage for the us. in terms of the impact of the ta riffs us. in terms of the impact of the tariffs are increased, who think they would have? i think if you. .. there's a lot of tariffs prevent chinese goods, if you look into the ta riffs chinese goods, if you look into the tariffs for the next round, it's going to start hitting both sides because you know you have a lot of consumer on the next tablets, both to show both sides feel the pleasure. many thanks. let's move to india now — where prime minister narendra modi is hosting chinese president xi jinping this weekend. both nations with vast populations and slowing economies — they have both found themselves at the wrong end of the america first policy. jagdip cheema reports. the economists have of the greatest success stories of the past decade but there slowing down. the three months between april and june, the economy group is it is slower space in six years, during the same. china's economy grew by 6.2%, a growth rate does not experience since the early 1990s. but i suppose you talk ab
in terms of individualised advantage for the us. in terms of the impact of the ta riffs us. in terms of the impact of the tariffs are increased, who think they would have? i think if you. .. there's a lot of tariffs prevent chinese goods, if you look into the ta riffs chinese goods, if you look into the tariffs for the next round, it's going to start hitting both sides because you know you have a lot of consumer on the next tablets, both to show both sides feel the pleasure. many thanks. let's...
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the chinese vice premier met us officials — including us treasury secretary steven mnuchin — in the us capital. the talks went ahead amid ongoing tensions. this week the us government blacklisted 28 chinese organisations it said we re organisations it said were implicated in human rights abuses. now as if there wasn't enough drama in us politics — today two men who helped president trump's personal lawyer, rudy giuliani, in his efforts to investigate joe biden‘s affaris in ukraine have been arrested, for campaign finance violations, including funnelling russian money into president trump's campaign. the two men, lev parnas and igor fruman are accused of disguising the origin of the money, according to the indictment. both men are believed to be important witnesses in the congressional impeachment inquiry and today we re impeachment inquiry and today were subpoened for documents that they have been withholding. for more we are joined by our north america reporter anthony zurcher. what more can you tell us about these men and why we should ca re these men and why we should care about
the chinese vice premier met us officials — including us treasury secretary steven mnuchin — in the us capital. the talks went ahead amid ongoing tensions. this week the us government blacklisted 28 chinese organisations it said we re organisations it said were implicated in human rights abuses. now as if there wasn't enough drama in us politics — today two men who helped president trump's personal lawyer, rudy giuliani, in his efforts to investigate joe biden‘s affaris in ukraine have...
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and just by using the hob and hot water less, they cut their gas use by what would add up to a tonne a year. but most impressive of all, by reducing their meat and dairy, they've cut their food footprint by three quarters, a whopping ten tonnes over the year. it is a total reduction of 13 tonnes, the equivalent of driving around the world almost twice. every little bit that we do helps, and if everybody does what we've done, that would make a huge impact on this country's carbon. the result shows how much we can achieve through our personal choices. but it is not zero, and however hard we try, there is a limit to how much individuals can do. we have quite a lot of personal freedom and personal choice to change our personal emissions. but when i talk about big steps that need to be taken, they are national level. so, does the government have a plan? they have a plan of sorts, but not nearly at the level of ambition that would be required. every bit of policy now needs to be refreshed. this is the moment to make that happen. so, the next year will matter immensely. we asked the governm
and just by using the hob and hot water less, they cut their gas use by what would add up to a tonne a year. but most impressive of all, by reducing their meat and dairy, they've cut their food footprint by three quarters, a whopping ten tonnes over the year. it is a total reduction of 13 tonnes, the equivalent of driving around the world almost twice. every little bit that we do helps, and if everybody does what we've done, that would make a huge impact on this country's carbon. the result...
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stay with us on bbc news. still to come: as uk police investigate the deaths of 39 migrants found in a lorry. we have a special report into the vietnam—to—france smuggling routes, and the business of human trafficking. indira gandhi, ruler of the world's largest democracy, died today. 0nly yesterday she'd spoken of dying in the service of her country and said, "i would be proud of it. every drop of my blood would contribute to the growth of this nation". after 46 years of unhappiness, these two countries have concluded a chapter of history. no more suspicion, no more fear, no more uncertainty of what each day might bring. mission control: booster ignition and lift—off of discovery, with a crew of six astronaut heroes and one american legend. well, enjoying the show is right. this is beautiful. a milestone in human history. born today, this girl in india is the 7 billionth person on the planet. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: social networking giant twitter announces a global ban on all political
stay with us on bbc news. still to come: as uk police investigate the deaths of 39 migrants found in a lorry. we have a special report into the vietnam—to—france smuggling routes, and the business of human trafficking. indira gandhi, ruler of the world's largest democracy, died today. 0nly yesterday she'd spoken of dying in the service of her country and said, "i would be proud of it. every drop of my blood would contribute to the growth of this nation". after 46 years of...
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hejoins us now. what sort he joins us now. what sort of people do you look forward to being mentors? we look for people who have releva nt mentors? we look for people who have relevant experience in business at the moment, altruistic people, people want to be part of the business community and want to help other people in business. what benefit does it bring? i think it's a really good thing within organisations, but talk us through the benefits. with individuals, it increases confidence, it increases decision—making speed and ability and that translates into better, more confident business leaders and more confident business leaders and more successful businesses ultimately. interesting talking about business leaders but presumably you can be a mental at any stage on the way through a career in terms of learning the ropes and being told how to do that particularjob? ropes and being told how to do that particular job? —— mentor. ropes and being told how to do that particularjob? -- mentor. that can start as an intern, ju
hejoins us now. what sort he joins us now. what sort of people do you look forward to being mentors? we look for people who have releva nt mentors? we look for people who have relevant experience in business at the moment, altruistic people, people want to be part of the business community and want to help other people in business. what benefit does it bring? i think it's a really good thing within organisations, but talk us through the benefits. with individuals, it increases confidence, it...
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notjust us inspired the today's front pages. not just us but inspired the today's front pages. notjust us but several media organisations to readily competitors and this has become a case of enough is enough. we had two raids in two days on media organisations a few months back and we have been working with government through enquiry over the months but we're not seeing movement. we are seeing change process not change in legislation. we see stories of whistleblowers being intimidated, government employees who are being intimidated not to provide media with information about issues that concerns them. australia is ranked 21 in the world, slightly down from 19 but it is still high and the australian prime minister says journalists cannot be above the law. does he have a point? he is right but no—one should be above the law. the government should not be using the lack of scrutiny to hide their secrecy the lack of scrutiny to hide their secrecy either. how are you going to get the public on your side? the government was re—elected this year. it was not an election issue. the p
notjust us inspired the today's front pages. not just us but inspired the today's front pages. notjust us but several media organisations to readily competitors and this has become a case of enough is enough. we had two raids in two days on media organisations a few months back and we have been working with government through enquiry over the months but we're not seeing movement. we are seeing change process not change in legislation. we see stories of whistleblowers being intimidated,...
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thank for joining us. gavin. gavin, quite happy with us. thank forjoining us. i will give you less of it at leo varadkar, the irish taoiseach are payments, he has said we have a brexit agreement that allows the uk to leave the eu in orderly way. we have a unique solution for northern ireland that is good for ireland and northern ireland. do you think there is a way around making is palatable to the dup? you know, this is the very reason that donald tusk said it is a gordian knot. it is almost impossible to untie. the music yesterday from the likes of steve baker and other brexiteers in the european research group suggested that they had faith in boris. if you look at a couple of key differences, one is character. theresa names and remain, borisjohnson one is character. theresa names and remain, boris johnson undelete one is character. theresa names and remain, borisjohnson undelete side. she got that his way and i think thatis she got that his way and i think that is why arnie foster's statement was pretty short. there was no, —— arlene foster. on the side
thank for joining us. gavin. gavin, quite happy with us. thank forjoining us. i will give you less of it at leo varadkar, the irish taoiseach are payments, he has said we have a brexit agreement that allows the uk to leave the eu in orderly way. we have a unique solution for northern ireland that is good for ireland and northern ireland. do you think there is a way around making is palatable to the dup? you know, this is the very reason that donald tusk said it is a gordian knot. it is almost...
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let us know — just use the hashtag #bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. we start in china, which is marking its 70th anniversary and with it one of the most extraordinary and rapid economic transformations in history. from a relative financial minnow the communist state has grown to become the world's second biggest economy. as you can see from this graph chinese economic expansion accelerated dramatically in the 1990s as a result of mass privatisations, and the opening up of the country to foreign investment. but after decades of super charged growth the asian powerhouse only grew by 6.2% year—on—year in the second quarter — far cry from the 14% growth of the 90s. but that all sounds worse than it is — china has to some degree been intentionally slowing its economy as it moves away from dependency on investment to more consumers driven growth. but there is a problem — the china—us trade war. so far the us has imposed tariffs on more than $360 billion of chinese goods, and china has retaliated with tariffs on more than $110 billion of us produ
let us know — just use the hashtag #bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. we start in china, which is marking its 70th anniversary and with it one of the most extraordinary and rapid economic transformations in history. from a relative financial minnow the communist state has grown to become the world's second biggest economy. as you can see from this graph chinese economic expansion accelerated dramatically in the 1990s as a result of mass privatisations, and the opening up of the...
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it posted this on twitter using a phrase that some british people, very few, use, a derogatory phrase about germans. it's been shared thousands of times, and of course there's been an awful lot of criticism. damian, i wonder if in the german media, germans and their conversations, they are aware of the fact a minority of british people are increasingly hostile towards germany and its role in the brexit story. traditionally in germany, there is a big awareness for antipathy towards germany, because of its wartime past. so that's something that germans have grown up with. and they are very a way of the rather ferocious headlines you sometimes see in britain. and in other countries. so, you know, we had during the euro zone crisis, posters of angela merkel as hitler in greece, or at times, when relations have been bad between warsaw and berlin, in polish newspapers, there have been german politicians dressed up as nazis on the front pages of newspapers. so this is something that the german public and german people are used to. having said that, this is really an important time, and germa
it posted this on twitter using a phrase that some british people, very few, use, a derogatory phrase about germans. it's been shared thousands of times, and of course there's been an awful lot of criticism. damian, i wonder if in the german media, germans and their conversations, they are aware of the fact a minority of british people are increasingly hostile towards germany and its role in the brexit story. traditionally in germany, there is a big awareness for antipathy towards germany,...
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talk us getting there and doing that. talk us through the routine, because when this was going on did you know that you are on course for a gold—medal? idid not you are on course for a gold—medal? i did not anticipate getting a gold—medal, no. it was more for me i a lwa ys gold—medal, no. it was more for me i always try to have fun out there and ta ke always try to have fun out there and take each skill as it comes in the routine and by the time i got to get this man i was focused on... where you nervous at this point where the dismount is coming or where you so focused? i was quite relaxed. this is the bed i have to be really relaxed because going over to that one rail can be a balance issue so at that point it is just... one rail can be a balance issue so at that point it isjust. .. i1 point it is particularly tricky here? probably the bicep —— or ijust came past. the routine of the championships for us as well and they wanted to and is on a high and come out of the gold medal, it is amazing. there is the di
talk us getting there and doing that. talk us through the routine, because when this was going on did you know that you are on course for a gold—medal? idid not you are on course for a gold—medal? i did not anticipate getting a gold—medal, no. it was more for me i a lwa ys gold—medal, no. it was more for me i always try to have fun out there and ta ke always try to have fun out there and take each skill as it comes in the routine and by the time i got to get this man i was focused on......
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and really push us on. and for us as players, we are determined to put a good performance and show what we are really about. and it's going to be a tough game but i think when we play in these high—pressure environments, it really does bring the best out of us. they have been a bit of a difficult run ever since they got knocked out of the semifinal of the world cup. packed house at the riverside later, i'm sure that may give them all the motivation they need to get that win that phil neville is desperately after. are you ever know? 0ccasionally, from time to time the top i like a job. —— are you a rubber? -- runner. i am not a parkrun because i'm incredibly lazy and there is not a part where i live. the whole point is to get off the sofa! it starts from a very small thing, all you need. 15 years ago this week, a londoner with a passion forjogging organised a five kilometre run around his local park, timing his friends' efforts before they all went for a cooked breakfast. that meeting of 13 runners has
and really push us on. and for us as players, we are determined to put a good performance and show what we are really about. and it's going to be a tough game but i think when we play in these high—pressure environments, it really does bring the best out of us. they have been a bit of a difficult run ever since they got knocked out of the semifinal of the world cup. packed house at the riverside later, i'm sure that may give them all the motivation they need to get that win that phil neville...
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shejoins us now. where are she joins us now. where are the shejoins us now. where are the main problems here? i think he pointed to europe and the united states. what are they? exactly, the problem ec is hsbc, they are in a position where it is suffering from the uncertainties from brexit, the uncertainties from brexit, the uncertainties from brexit, the uncertainties from the us— chinese trade dispute and the uncertainties from their political disruptions in hong kong. that is what the problems are. they are being reflected, we see them reflected in the european business and the us branches. they are the two areas that are really suffering, whereas the asian region has performed pretty well. there we re has performed pretty well. there were issues with china, but hong kong has held up, it has put proven to be resilient, though they expect some problems in coming quarters. are we clear what noel quinn, who is the interim chief executive, what he is planning? job cuts are unavoidable? he has not come out and said that, they say around 10,000 people expected
shejoins us now. where are she joins us now. where are the shejoins us now. where are the main problems here? i think he pointed to europe and the united states. what are they? exactly, the problem ec is hsbc, they are in a position where it is suffering from the uncertainties from brexit, the uncertainties from brexit, the uncertainties from brexit, the uncertainties from the us— chinese trade dispute and the uncertainties from their political disruptions in hong kong. that is what the...
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describe it for us. this is ofa technology! describe it for us. this is of a squid, very colourful, under 25 centimetres in length, it is a black water diving shot, meaning it is at, which is therefore why the background is completely pitch black. are you under the water? yes, iam black. are you under the water? yes, i am underwater. right. and in terms of trying to capture that photo, again, are you a bit like thomas, you took loads and one just happened to be absolutely amazing? no, actually... of the encounter was totally random. i was just taking a night dive enjoying the scenery and then i found it. this is how i usually take photographs, i dive for my enjoyment and if i see something ilike, i my enjoyment and if i see something i like, i take a photo. with this squid, it is a very skittish animal, there is a reason divers don't see them very much, this one was actually stunned by my sudden appearance and it was frozen in fear for about two seconds, and then i took about four photographs and two of
describe it for us. this is ofa technology! describe it for us. this is of a squid, very colourful, under 25 centimetres in length, it is a black water diving shot, meaning it is at, which is therefore why the background is completely pitch black. are you under the water? yes, iam black. are you under the water? yes, i am underwater. right. and in terms of trying to capture that photo, again, are you a bit like thomas, you took loads and one just happened to be absolutely amazing? no,...
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stay with us on bbc news. still to come: we'll tell you how the magic art of abracadabra has now been officially recognised in france's education sector. a historic moment that many of his victims have waited for for decades. the former dictator in the dock, older, slimmer, and, as he sat down, obedient enough. dawn, and as the sun breaks through the piercing chill of night on the plain outside korem, it lights up a biblicalfamine, now, in the 20th century. the depressing conclusion, in argentina today, it is actually cheaper to paper your walls with money. we've had controversies in the past with great britain. but as good friends, we've always found a good and lasting solution. concorde bows out in style. after almost three decades in service, an aircraft that enthralled its many admirers for so long, taxis home one last time. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: british police launch a murder investigation after they find 39 bodies in the back of a lorry that came over from europe. republican members of
stay with us on bbc news. still to come: we'll tell you how the magic art of abracadabra has now been officially recognised in france's education sector. a historic moment that many of his victims have waited for for decades. the former dictator in the dock, older, slimmer, and, as he sat down, obedient enough. dawn, and as the sun breaks through the piercing chill of night on the plain outside korem, it lights up a biblicalfamine, now, in the 20th century. the depressing conclusion, in...
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all around us are machines whose very raison d'etre is to know us better than we know ourselves. alexa... what's the weather in london today? in london it's 19 celsius with clear skies and sun. com pa nies a re co nsta ntly developing their profiles of us. thank you. this is an example from amazon of what is collected and analysed. content you viewed or searched for. the apps that we look at are part of an attention economy. in return for — often free — services, you donate attention and data. this is what you signed up for with facebook. we receive information about your online and offline actions and purchases from third—party data providers. that said, it's the world wide web which specialises in turning your personal information into a commodity. with starbucks, the website activity is linked to your social networks to allow them to track the activities of their members. all around us, invisible but forever accumulating, is an almost unimaginable amount of data. every time we look at our phones or make an electronic transaction, we're adding to it. and while you or i ma
all around us are machines whose very raison d'etre is to know us better than we know ourselves. alexa... what's the weather in london today? in london it's 19 celsius with clear skies and sun. com pa nies a re co nsta ntly developing their profiles of us. thank you. this is an example from amazon of what is collected and analysed. content you viewed or searched for. the apps that we look at are part of an attention economy. in return for — often free — services, you donate attention and...
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tell us what you think — just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. turkey has launched a ground offensive in northern syria, hours after its militaryjets and artillery began hitting territory held by kurdish—led forces. just days ago president trump ordered american troops withdrawn from the border area, a decision that's been widely condemned, at home and abroad. president recep tayyip erdogan said the operation was to create a "safe zone" cleared of kurdish militias which will also house syrian refugees. chris buckler has the latest all of this area. whatever it takes. ankara says it won't allow this strip of land, corridor of terabit the fear of many in international community is that this new conflict could further destabilise the middle east and withdrawing troops from here, the american government stands accused of abandoning its allies, the kurdish forces, who fought alongside them against the islamic state group. the us has given turkey a green light. let'sjust false. the united states didn't give turkey a green light. will continue to be i
tell us what you think — just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. turkey has launched a ground offensive in northern syria, hours after its militaryjets and artillery began hitting territory held by kurdish—led forces. just days ago president trump ordered american troops withdrawn from the border area, a decision that's been widely condemned, at home and abroad. president recep tayyip erdogan said the operation was to create a "safe zone" cleared of kurdish militias which will also...
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let us imply that he thinks that is it. let us stay with the telegraph. lib dems for pm route to an election. what would that route be? it is a tassle, as it between december the 12th, what the government want, or december the night, which the lib dems seem to favour along with the snp? the government has obviously been calling for an election, has been calling for an election, has been trying to get an election, on the grounds that he thinks he can win the election. the fixed—term parliaments act requires a two thirds majority for him to achieve that, he has not been able to achieve that so far. he is going to go for that again tomorrow apparently. but that lib dem route is to amend the fixed—term parliaments act by a bill which just requires a straight majority. of course if that lib dems and the snp and all of the conservative party as is, and perhaps people who were conservatives and i know independence were to vote for it, then the ability to achieve that vote, a positive vote in favour of thatis vote, a positive vote in favour of that is potenti
let us imply that he thinks that is it. let us stay with the telegraph. lib dems for pm route to an election. what would that route be? it is a tassle, as it between december the 12th, what the government want, or december the night, which the lib dems seem to favour along with the snp? the government has obviously been calling for an election, has been calling for an election, has been trying to get an election, on the grounds that he thinks he can win the election. the fixed—term...
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let us go to hong kong. bonnie leung is a pro—democracy campaigner who has organised some of the recent protests. shejoins me from hong kong via webcam. thank you for speaking to us here on bbc news. first off, carrie ran a saying that she will no longer tolerate what is going on in the tory tory and we saw the ban on facemasks and how worried are you. tory tory and we saw the ban on facemasks and how worried are youlj am facemasks and how worried are you.” am extremely worried because i am worried about the front line protesters at safety. carrie lam is once again doing and at her back move and a strategy of bypassing our legislature to impose yet another evil law. by doing so, i believe that she is actually creating some sort of systematic mum to public anger so sort of systematic mum to public anger so it exploded. it is totally counterproductive and she said that the reason that imposing the anti—masking law is about resuming public law and order and protecting front line police officer safety, tha
let us go to hong kong. bonnie leung is a pro—democracy campaigner who has organised some of the recent protests. shejoins me from hong kong via webcam. thank you for speaking to us here on bbc news. first off, carrie ran a saying that she will no longer tolerate what is going on in the tory tory and we saw the ban on facemasks and how worried are you. tory tory and we saw the ban on facemasks and how worried are youlj am facemasks and how worried are you.” am extremely worried because i am...
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we are used to this, but in 1280, this was totally new. this is a real breakthrough in the art of painting. he is bringing humanity, and that's really new. it must be incredibly exciting for you to be so close to it. how much do you think it will sell for? it is obviously an incredibly exciting work of art. what sort of price do you think it might fetch? one of my english collea g u es might fetch? one of my english colleagues in 2000 discovered the other half of the picture, which was on “— other half of the picture, which was on —— is now in the national gallery in london. it sold for £6 million in 2001. we have put a rather low estimate of 4— 6 million euros. we have enormous hopes for this picture. we showed it to the greatest museums in the world, the greatest museums in the world, the greatest collectors, even the contemporary art gallery has registered to be here this afternoon. i think we will get a huge price, which is good news for our market, good news for all the antique dealers, the experts, our collea g u es antiqu
we are used to this, but in 1280, this was totally new. this is a real breakthrough in the art of painting. he is bringing humanity, and that's really new. it must be incredibly exciting for you to be so close to it. how much do you think it will sell for? it is obviously an incredibly exciting work of art. what sort of price do you think it might fetch? one of my english collea g u es might fetch? one of my english colleagues in 2000 discovered the other half of the picture, which was on...
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we have not used... we have never used in north—east syria in order to wager attacks against the turkish state. turkey has, let's say, invaded their area and... even after the ceasefire? even after this agreement, the war, in your eyes, goes on and you think syrian kurds should still attack? they should be able... they should defend their land against aggression and attacks of the turkish state until the turkish state is ousted out of syria. this is... you're talking about a continuation of the fighting, you're talking about the loss of more kurdish lives potentially? erdogan has not hidden his aim in order to continue this war. should we call on all people to become refugees and go, or should we call on our people to stay in their villages and defend themselves against, let's say, the aggressors, against, let's say, the aggressors, against the invaders? pkk leader zagros hiwa speaking to aleem maqbool. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: wimbledon champion simona halep and elina svitolina in acti
we have not used... we have never used in north—east syria in order to wager attacks against the turkish state. turkey has, let's say, invaded their area and... even after the ceasefire? even after this agreement, the war, in your eyes, goes on and you think syrian kurds should still attack? they should be able... they should defend their land against aggression and attacks of the turkish state until the turkish state is ousted out of syria. this is... you're talking about a continuation of...
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the government was very unhappy with us. they began to threaten to expel various un officers, myself included. my reaction was that even if a proportion of those images and reports getting out were true, the impact on civilians was clearly very high. this was a classic siege, of course. the tamil tigers had an interest in not allowing civilians to cross the front lines into government territory, because that was the one thing that was really standing between them and defeat. the international community had a great deal of ambivalence about what was going on, because they wanted to see the tamil tigers destroyed, as well. the tamil tigers were a listed terrorist organisation. in the last few days, more and more civilians were able to escape the siege zone and the area became smaller until it was just a patch of a couple of hundred square metres. a symbolic moment. sri lankan units meeting today and cutting the tamil tiger's last hope of escape. we had been caught between these two opposing sides, enemies who were bitterly int
the government was very unhappy with us. they began to threaten to expel various un officers, myself included. my reaction was that even if a proportion of those images and reports getting out were true, the impact on civilians was clearly very high. this was a classic siege, of course. the tamil tigers had an interest in not allowing civilians to cross the front lines into government territory, because that was the one thing that was really standing between them and defeat. the international...
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us. and those postmortem examinations will begin today. still to come. ministers are facing renewed calls to slash waiting times for universal credit payments after mps heard from claimants who have turned to "survival sex" to make ends meet. we'll look at why some people might be so desperate that they turn to sex work to meet their basic needs. is the future a world where hyper—realistic avatars do everything humans can do? on the 11th october, 2015, josh hanson went for a drink at a bar in west london and was stabbed to death. his killer was a 31—year—old man called shane o'brien. he evaded police for three and a half years. detective chief inspector noel mchugh takes up the story. you see, josh is in the bar with his girlfriend and with friends. shane o'brien is with his group. towards the end of the evening, shane o'brien stands up and he uses words to the effect of, "what's your problem?" at which point you could seejosh was really quite surprised and shocked. shane o'brien ha
us. and those postmortem examinations will begin today. still to come. ministers are facing renewed calls to slash waiting times for universal credit payments after mps heard from claimants who have turned to "survival sex" to make ends meet. we'll look at why some people might be so desperate that they turn to sex work to meet their basic needs. is the future a world where hyper—realistic avatars do everything humans can do? on the 11th october, 2015, josh hanson went for a drink...
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in the snow,, in the winter, some of us we re snow,, in the winter, some of us were here. who did i see dancing? what possesses you? i totally mad, i think. i know! i can see. it's a good place to be. this is an upside of living in a coastal town like this. it is fabulous and it's important things like this keep going. we are very lucky to have this pool to swim in throughout the winter. and also we swim in the sea every day. it'sjust winter. and also we swim in the sea every day. it's just a good, winter. and also we swim in the sea every day. it'sjust a good, like you said, it's a feelgood factor. it's good for your mental health. and you get on? yeah! and it keeps you fit? yes, it does. and you wouldn't mind me saying, you are old barking mad as well? i'm not going to stop you. come on, go on. off you go. ladies. come on. no, you can't hide there! in you go. anyway, that is the scene here. it stopped raining, that's good. come on. they weren't really expecting to have to do that. that's it from penzance, a fascinating look at the problems and solutions facing britain pl
in the snow,, in the winter, some of us we re snow,, in the winter, some of us were here. who did i see dancing? what possesses you? i totally mad, i think. i know! i can see. it's a good place to be. this is an upside of living in a coastal town like this. it is fabulous and it's important things like this keep going. we are very lucky to have this pool to swim in throughout the winter. and also we swim in the sea every day. it'sjust winter. and also we swim in the sea every day. it's just a...
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can you give us... is there any indication, we are talking about one lorry, is there any indication how many people may be moving across europe like this? no, i don't think ican give europe like this? no, i don't think i can give you an indication of that i'm afraid, i think the last speaker alluded to those but i do not have the numbers to give, i'm afraid. what position would people be in, when you are dealing with people in vietnam, how desperate are they to leave, and why? 0k, vietnam, how desperate are they to leave, and why? ok, so the family of the young girl in the new story yesterday, she comes from a northern central area of vietnam where it is a very rural area and in 2016, there had been a very severe environmental disaster at a factory meaning that the fishing industry has been damaged quite severely. so, for pham thi tra my‘s families, and communities are desperate to find other sources of income. presumably, many of the migrants leaving vietnam, it is not necessarily their individual ch
can you give us... is there any indication, we are talking about one lorry, is there any indication how many people may be moving across europe like this? no, i don't think ican give europe like this? no, i don't think i can give you an indication of that i'm afraid, i think the last speaker alluded to those but i do not have the numbers to give, i'm afraid. what position would people be in, when you are dealing with people in vietnam, how desperate are they to leave, and why? 0k, vietnam, how...
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but in terms of the us, yes. president trump has in the past said that china is going to buy all sorts of goods, and that hasn't come to recognition, it hasn't actually happened. and american farmers have been frustrated by that. now, if you ta ke been frustrated by that. now, if you take a look at what president trump said today, he was talking about the likes of $a0 billion of american foreign products being built by china. now, if that comes to fruition, that is a really big deal, and could help him, really, with a key constituency as he tries to make his way to that election in 2020. although, again, there will be some people cynical, and his claim that farmers should go out immediately and buy more land then get contractors, there will be some that will be waiting to say let's see the terms of this deal when it eventually comes. let's get some of the day's other news now. united states has said it is sending 3000 more military personnel to support saudi arabia in response to last month's attack on the countr
but in terms of the us, yes. president trump has in the past said that china is going to buy all sorts of goods, and that hasn't come to recognition, it hasn't actually happened. and american farmers have been frustrated by that. now, if you ta ke been frustrated by that. now, if you take a look at what president trump said today, he was talking about the likes of $a0 billion of american foreign products being built by china. now, if that comes to fruition, that is a really big deal, and could...
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businesses, as you save us up for us, not all returns of financial bust it is clear we do need to make a financial return because the trust is a self—sustaining charity, sustaining itself through income generated from property, but there are social returns which are equally important to the trust and that is about getting people skilled, educated, employed, fit and healthy to work and contributing back to society of their communities. shaun o'brien from the coalfields regeneration trust, thank you for coming to talk to us. we often hear about us doubles struggling with low budgets, short bed space and long patient times. but the hospital in cambridge has become the first in england to be given an outstanding rating in every category by the care quality commission, based on things like safety and leadership. this report from john maguire. this is raju, who until recently suffered a debilitating lung disease. and this is the team at royal papworth hospital that saved his life. today he is back meeting some of the staff who carried out his lung transplant. what differences in your life?
businesses, as you save us up for us, not all returns of financial bust it is clear we do need to make a financial return because the trust is a self—sustaining charity, sustaining itself through income generated from property, but there are social returns which are equally important to the trust and that is about getting people skilled, educated, employed, fit and healthy to work and contributing back to society of their communities. shaun o'brien from the coalfields regeneration trust,...
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thanks so much for being with us. just tell us what that was like. i know it is quite a few years ago, but what was it like when you were playing in bulgaria and experienced those racist chants yourself?” remember the event like it was yesterday. i can remember the pitch exactly, the same stadium, it was raining and every time myself, tom huddleston or gabriel agbonlahor touched the ball, you could hear it blata ntly, touched the ball, you could hear it blatantly, but we remained calm throughout the whole game, managed to remain calm, but looking at it yesterday, it hasn't changed. there hasn't been much progress in that pa rt hasn't been much progress in that part of the world and it is disappointing we are focusing on that, we are supposed to be talking about the game yesterday, how well some of the guys who have come in have done. now we focus on it as something that is beside football. some people have said the england tea m some people have said the england team should just have walked off, harry kane should have just led the players off and s
thanks so much for being with us. just tell us what that was like. i know it is quite a few years ago, but what was it like when you were playing in bulgaria and experienced those racist chants yourself?” remember the event like it was yesterday. i can remember the pitch exactly, the same stadium, it was raining and every time myself, tom huddleston or gabriel agbonlahor touched the ball, you could hear it blata ntly, touched the ball, you could hear it blatantly, but we remained calm...
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of the dosing we are using. if you take 100 patients who are on a certain amount of drugs to 16 drugs, what would happen? if you look at the general population coming in the hospital, 6.5% of all patients coming into hospitals are admitted because of adverse drug reactions. 15% of patients develop adverse drug reactions while in hospital. at this very moment in time, at least 8,000 beds in hospitals by those with adverse drug reactions. that is a huge burden and the cost which was come out of a report from nhs england commissioned by nhs england is 1.6 billion added to the nhs. and if you look at the age profile of those developing adverse drug reactions, it is mostly the elderly on multiple drugs that are developing the adverse drug reactions. and hence come back to the issue of getting the right choice of drugs and the right dose in those patients to be able to prevent that. are we envisaging that you get personalised medicine approach of a single poly pill that is tailored for particular needs? that is possib
of the dosing we are using. if you take 100 patients who are on a certain amount of drugs to 16 drugs, what would happen? if you look at the general population coming in the hospital, 6.5% of all patients coming into hospitals are admitted because of adverse drug reactions. 15% of patients develop adverse drug reactions while in hospital. at this very moment in time, at least 8,000 beds in hospitals by those with adverse drug reactions. that is a huge burden and the cost which was come out of a...
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just back us up a little bit, tell us just back us up a little bit, tell us about the story and then we can talk about the statement. alberto salazar, a former athlete himself, a distance runner, has worked with various high—profile athletes. we can see him there. he worked for approximately six years with mo salah up until 2017, when mo salah left him when these allegations came to light. that is when the us drugs agency started to kind of proceed with charges. actually, back in 2015, the bbc did a panorama programme investigating alberto salazar. alberto salazar has released a statement in the last few minutes because he has been banned for the next four years by the us drugs agency, and he is basically saying i have always ensured the wada codes are strictly followed. the oregon project will not permit doping. i will appeal. the oregon project will not permit doping. iwillappeal. i look forward to this unfair and protracted process reaching the conclusion i know to be true. i will not be commenting further at this time. i should say there are no allegations against mo salah in a
just back us up a little bit, tell us just back us up a little bit, tell us about the story and then we can talk about the statement. alberto salazar, a former athlete himself, a distance runner, has worked with various high—profile athletes. we can see him there. he worked for approximately six years with mo salah up until 2017, when mo salah left him when these allegations came to light. that is when the us drugs agency started to kind of proceed with charges. actually, back in 2015, the...
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stay with us to find out. and i also want to find out about halloween, what are you going to be wearing on october 317 halloween, what are you going to be wearing on october 31? nicely done, nicely done. forget about what i'm going to wear, because what is going on in the states? thursday it's halloween, which is a huge event in the us. there you go. reparations are well under way. this is a special event at the white house complete with pumpkins. normally trick—or—treaters would come knocking at your door, wut we have the president and first lady handing out treats as some very well—behaved children from local schools. not many ghouls or devils in the costumes, but there is a minion and some princesses. and it's notjust trick—or—treaters who get dressed up in the us, it seems their pets do as well. these proud dog owners took part in boston's annual pet parade over the weekend. in the usp spent $8.8 billion on halloween, —— in the us they spend. that's all for now. stay with bbc world news. hell
stay with us to find out. and i also want to find out about halloween, what are you going to be wearing on october 317 halloween, what are you going to be wearing on october 31? nicely done, nicely done. forget about what i'm going to wear, because what is going on in the states? thursday it's halloween, which is a huge event in the us. there you go. reparations are well under way. this is a special event at the white house complete with pumpkins. normally trick—or—treaters would come...
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ok, thank you very much for being with us. thank you very much for being with us. i should just say there is one other amendment that is likely to go out tomorrow and that was around the timetabling motion. the schedule for the week. they might try to amend that tomorrow. that would be the first battle royale. plenty to watch out for. the question is where that leaves us by the end of this week. in syria, angry residents in a kurdish—controlled city pelted departing us troops with potatoes as they hurled insults. the departing forces are headed to iraq to regroup as the president continues to face plenty of criticism for the way he ordered the withdrawal of troops from northern syria. overnight there was speculation that the white house was considering keeping a limited number of us troops in syria — to protect syrian oil fields and keep a foothold against isis. but a short while ago, in a cabinet meeting, donald trump suggested that wouldn't be necessary: when we went to turkey and when we went to the kurds, they agreed to do things that they never would have
ok, thank you very much for being with us. thank you very much for being with us. i should just say there is one other amendment that is likely to go out tomorrow and that was around the timetabling motion. the schedule for the week. they might try to amend that tomorrow. that would be the first battle royale. plenty to watch out for. the question is where that leaves us by the end of this week. in syria, angry residents in a kurdish—controlled city pelted departing us troops with potatoes as...
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behind us and enable us to come together and focus on building a new partnership with our friends across the channel, not just with our friends across the channel, notjust in with our friends across the channel, not just in brussels, with our friends across the channel, notjust in brussels, but obviously in every other european capital. one of the things that we are doing is building and strengthening our bilateral relationships and expanding our network across the european capitals. george parker. and that is it i'm afraid. laughter. you can miss a bit of the dinner. take a few more. prime minister, we heard what jean—claude juncker had to say earlier about the fact that he didn't think that we there should be an extension beyond october the sist. did be an extension beyond october the 31st. did you ask your fellow leaders to make a similar commitment and had they done so? my view has been very clear for and had they done so? my view has been very clearfor a and had they done so? my view has been very clear for a long time. i don't think the delays is to the advantage of the uk or ind
behind us and enable us to come together and focus on building a new partnership with our friends across the channel, not just with our friends across the channel, notjust in with our friends across the channel, not just in brussels, with our friends across the channel, notjust in brussels, but obviously in every other european capital. one of the things that we are doing is building and strengthening our bilateral relationships and expanding our network across the european capitals. george...
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translation: the west and the us all together say to us, "you are killing the kurds." the kurds are our brothers and sisters, our fight is not against the kurds — it is against terrorist organisations. driven from their homes by the fighting, that's not how these people feel. and martin spoke to us from akcha kale earlier. wood bus—loads of fighters heading towards the border as you were saying, they have the manpower and weapons and are after all, and most people think that it is only a matter of time until an kit to macro these key targets fall under turkish control. therefore the been taking villages from kurdish fighters and we are only hearing news that pro—turkish forces have reached a key highway 20 miles from the turkish border. today was a day of significant military development. and despite all the international criticism, president erdogan says this offensive will continue. well, let's get more on the growing humanitarian crisis at the syria—turkey border. fabrizio carboni is the regional director for near and the middle east at the international com
translation: the west and the us all together say to us, "you are killing the kurds." the kurds are our brothers and sisters, our fight is not against the kurds — it is against terrorist organisations. driven from their homes by the fighting, that's not how these people feel. and martin spoke to us from akcha kale earlier. wood bus—loads of fighters heading towards the border as you were saying, they have the manpower and weapons and are after all, and most people think that it is...
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or find us on twitter. you can call us. do have a look at our web page. that is all from us, we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today: police arrest a fourth person over the deaths of 39 people in a lorry, as details emerge of distressing messages believed to have been sent by a woman inside. a state of emergency is declared in parts of california — as wild fires force 50,000 people from their homes. a huge morning for england — their rugby world cup semifinal against the mighty new zealand kicks off in an hour — can they beat the all blacks for the first time in seven years? and an incredible night for leicester city — they thrash southampton 9—0, to equal the record for the biggest win in premier league history. good morning, saturday's weather will be dominated by rain in england and wales but there is sunshine around. it will be colder with a scattering of sharp showers. the details coming up shortly... it's satur
or find us on twitter. you can call us. do have a look at our web page. that is all from us, we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today: police arrest a fourth person over the deaths of 39 people in a lorry, as details emerge of distressing messages believed to have been sent by a woman inside. a state of emergency is declared in parts of california — as wild fires...
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nick is still with us. we've seen in the past, nick, when foreign leaders have got involved in domestic issues, it is not always working out well for both. absolutely. there often is a bit of a kickback from the sort of comments. you could hear in the clip there that the two are close. donald trump and nigel farage are long—standing allies so the fact that president trump is praising the brexit party isn't a surprise. probably based nigel farage because he is due to launch his general election campaign in the next few days and we know that he had been calling for an electoral pact with borisjohnson, something calling for an electoral pact with boris johnson, something the conservatives have rebuffed and are not interested in doing. but as i say, other thing that might be most uncomfortable from that interview in terms of domestic politics here is that suggestion this trade deal is complicated. the trade deal in the us is obligated by what boris johnson has agreed with the european union. —— is complic
nick is still with us. we've seen in the past, nick, when foreign leaders have got involved in domestic issues, it is not always working out well for both. absolutely. there often is a bit of a kickback from the sort of comments. you could hear in the clip there that the two are close. donald trump and nigel farage are long—standing allies so the fact that president trump is praising the brexit party isn't a surprise. probably based nigel farage because he is due to launch his general...
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something about order for most of us. now, those weatherfronts haven't been around in the south—western quarter for a couple of days. a rather subsumed new set of fronts coming in from the atlantic with a bit more urgency and oomf. a chilly start across the greater part of central and eastern side and out towards the west maybe a dry start but eventually the cloud and wind and rain piling from the atlantic. just beginning to see signs of those temperatures getting to tick up by a degree or two or so. through wednesday night on into thursday, eventually we all get to see some of that rain on that first set of runs, and then behind me there is a suggestion that new fronts may also develop. but they will just reinforce this change in weather regime from that cold and frosty two or three days into something a good deal milder. coming in from the atlantic but at something of a prize, more cloud and there will be some rain at times as well. thursday, a really murky start i would have thought. the rain over there over towards
something about order for most of us. now, those weatherfronts haven't been around in the south—western quarter for a couple of days. a rather subsumed new set of fronts coming in from the atlantic with a bit more urgency and oomf. a chilly start across the greater part of central and eastern side and out towards the west maybe a dry start but eventually the cloud and wind and rain piling from the atlantic. just beginning to see signs of those temperatures getting to tick up by a degree or...
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good morning to you, bring us right up good morning to you, bring us right up to date. good morning, charlie. dro psy up to date. good morning, charlie. dropsy in the arndale centre opening up dropsy in the arndale centre opening upfor dropsy in the arndale centre opening up for business as normal. this place went into lockdown yesterday when that man started randomly stabbing people here in the centre of the arndale centre. 0bviously, there was a lot of panic and concern but the emergency services were very quickly on the scene to arrest and detain that man, police keeping an open mind as to what his motivation might have been and have been treating it as a possible terrorist incident. the centre is open, the message seems to be business is open. all the staff are turning up, they will be tense and frightened, they will be tense and frightened, the security is all over the place. we are asking manchester to rally around and support staff today. manchester councillors will be here all day. a lot of praise for the emergency services yesterday and the speed with which the
good morning to you, bring us right up good morning to you, bring us right up to date. good morning, charlie. dro psy up to date. good morning, charlie. dropsy in the arndale centre opening up dropsy in the arndale centre opening upfor dropsy in the arndale centre opening up for business as normal. this place went into lockdown yesterday when that man started randomly stabbing people here in the centre of the arndale centre. 0bviously, there was a lot of panic and concern but the emergency...
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before we used to do all in 2d we used to film with a camera locked up and on top of a table so everything had to move moving down on the paper. but with this kind of technology, the camera's inside the drawing and we move the camera around the drawing in that we find the character, and we have to build the whole world that way. back in the shrek days, you would basically try and light and render a scene and you would wait and wait and wait to see an image and then you can make your changes and you wait and wait again. and so the feedback loop which is critical for the artists has really improved. so this is a moonrise interactive render and as you can see i can interactively move character around and space change the camera but i can also go through and actually start making lighting changes, and as i do that, the feedback is almost instantaneous. but the overall time has increased. so that's why the overall render hours has increased because we're just doing much more complex lighting calculations. so how animated films are made here has changed massively over the last couple of decades,
before we used to do all in 2d we used to film with a camera locked up and on top of a table so everything had to move moving down on the paper. but with this kind of technology, the camera's inside the drawing and we move the camera around the drawing in that we find the character, and we have to build the whole world that way. back in the shrek days, you would basically try and light and render a scene and you would wait and wait and wait to see an image and then you can make your changes and...
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anne sacoolas has robbed us of his twinship. has robbed him. and robbed us of a son. and that's very, very hard to come to terms with. 21 climate activists are arrested in london at the start of two weeks of global prostests by the climate group extinction rebellion. coming up — the hidden condition affecting thousands of women across the uk — mps launch an inquiry into the debilitating impact of endometriosis. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. the american businesswoman at the centre of a storm over her association with borisjohnson, has refused to say whether she had an affair with him while he was mayor of london. jennifer arcuri received a number of grants and took part in trade missions while he was in office. she said he spoke at four events she ran, and came to herflat "a handful" of times, but insisted he never showed her any favouritism. mrjohnson has said everything was done "entirely in the proper way". speaking on itv‘s good morning britain, ms arcuri refused to say whether they had an affair. the nature of your relationship is actually a m
anne sacoolas has robbed us of his twinship. has robbed him. and robbed us of a son. and that's very, very hard to come to terms with. 21 climate activists are arrested in london at the start of two weeks of global prostests by the climate group extinction rebellion. coming up — the hidden condition affecting thousands of women across the uk — mps launch an inquiry into the debilitating impact of endometriosis. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. the american businesswoman at the...
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unfortunately for us, them horribly. unfortunately for us, the consequence of them failing their employees is death, given high criticaljob their employees is death, given high critical job those their employees is death, given high criticaljob those employees undertake. so if any service needs to be looked after, it is the front line emergency services, because we will all be very grateful for that fa ct if will all be very grateful for that fact if and when we ever come to need the use of any of them. you wa nt need the use of any of them. you want decent ambulance staff turning up want decent ambulance staff turning up if you are sick, decent fire crew turning up if you need them, if the place is on fire, you want decent police who are properly trained turning up if there is an incident that they need to respond to. joe delaney, i'm afraid we have to leave it there because we have to go to the weather on the top of the hour, but we are very grateful to you for joining us this evening. now time for a very quick look at
unfortunately for us, them horribly. unfortunately for us, the consequence of them failing their employees is death, given high criticaljob their employees is death, given high critical job those their employees is death, given high criticaljob those employees undertake. so if any service needs to be looked after, it is the front line emergency services, because we will all be very grateful for that fa ct if will all be very grateful for that fact if and when we ever come to need the use of any...
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used for deals were disrupted. but county lines do not just harm the were disrupted. but county lines do notjust harm the drug users, these officers are heading on the rail network looking among the regular passengers for people forced or groomed by the gangs into moving the drugs around, a crucial part of this criminal business model. so officers fighting organised crime also have to deal with these vulnerable victims. you get to the point where you understand exactly how heartless and cruel these individuals are. they do not see these children as vulnerable children, they see them asa vulnerable children, they see them as a commodity and a way of using them to make them more money. we know more than we have ever known about the gangs and the people exploited as part of county lines activity because we have real coordination now between different forces up and down the country. just as the police have changed their tactics, it is likely the gangs will as well. they have shown they are prepared to protect their tra
used for deals were disrupted. but county lines do not just harm the were disrupted. but county lines do notjust harm the drug users, these officers are heading on the rail network looking among the regular passengers for people forced or groomed by the gangs into moving the drugs around, a crucial part of this criminal business model. so officers fighting organised crime also have to deal with these vulnerable victims. you get to the point where you understand exactly how heartless and cruel...
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rebecca is well, thank you for discussing that with us. the remains of the dictator who ruled spain for nearly four decades general franco have been exhumed from a vast mausoleum in madrid, and reburied. franco led spain's fascists in a brutal civil war in the 1930s, which claimed the lives of around half a million people. his reburial was a key pledge of the socialist government his family tried unsuccessfully to prevent it in the courts. 0ur correspondent guy hedgecoe reports. the remains of francisco franco — removed by members of his family from his final resting place. the valley of the fallen, a controversial site. built by franco himself, using republican prisoners, between 1940 and 1959, many feel it glorifies his legacy. franco came to power in 1939, after defeating the leftist republican government in the civil war. this puts an end to front such as the glorification of the figure of a dictator in a public place. one more step is been taken towards reconciliation that can only rest of the democracy and freedom that we all share
rebecca is well, thank you for discussing that with us. the remains of the dictator who ruled spain for nearly four decades general franco have been exhumed from a vast mausoleum in madrid, and reburied. franco led spain's fascists in a brutal civil war in the 1930s, which claimed the lives of around half a million people. his reburial was a key pledge of the socialist government his family tried unsuccessfully to prevent it in the courts. 0ur correspondent guy hedgecoe reports. the remains of...