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how i was born in birmingham and got a master's from birmingham, southern, a master's from the university of alabama. he worked for three southern newspapers, joined the times in 1978. as of correspondent in atlanta. he then white house correspondent and then became deputy washington correspondent bureau chief to became then london bureau chief, then became washington bureau chief. as you can see, he was moving up the ladder. then he was editor of the editorial for eight years and. finally, in 2000, one was named executive editor, which is the top job at the times. in his spare time. he won the pulitzer prize for his writing and he's managed to find way to write five books in the process of this. some of you may have attended the appearance of his son ben raines, who participated in open book open mind during the pandemic and it was a virtual appearance. we were doing it remotely at that time and he had done a book on his role in the discovery of the last slave ship. go, hilda. so this this is a second appearance for the raines family in conversation with howell as edward ball, who was an
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jack carson is outside birmingham crown court . jack, birmingham crown court. jack, welcome to the show. a case that absolutely moved the nation and indeed cody's mother, tracy gave an incredibly moving statement. a short while ago. what's the latest ? latest? >> yeah, well, those statements from the family that we've heard outside birmingham crown court upon the sentencing of cody fisher's killers, really driving home, how just how tragic this killing was. of course, cody fisher was a 23 year old semi—professional footballer for local teams here around the birmingham area. he was also a p.e. birmingham area. he was also a pe. teacher at a local school . p.e. teacher at a local school. but on boxing day in 2022, remi gordon and cami carpenter were found by a jury here at birmingham crown court to have killed cody fisher in what was called a pre—planned act of retribution . the court heard retribution. the court heard today meant that the two engaged in significant planning in to order carry out a sustained group attack in which cody fisher was killed after
jack carson is outside birmingham crown court . jack, birmingham crown court. jack, welcome to the show. a case that absolutely moved the nation and indeed cody's mother, tracy gave an incredibly moving statement. a short while ago. what's the latest ? latest? >> yeah, well, those statements from the family that we've heard outside birmingham crown court upon the sentencing of cody fisher's killers, really driving home, how just how tragic this killing was. of course, cody fisher was a 23...
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i just said nottingham, run birmingham, or indeed slias i just said , nottingham, run birmingham, or indeed slias i just said , higheringham, run birmingham, or indeed slias i just said , higher crime n, or as i just said, higher crime on average in each labour, police crime commissioner police and crime commissioner area. crystal mr area. it's crystal clear, mr speaken area. it's crystal clear, mr speaker, whenever labour in speaker, that whenever labour in charge it's working. people that pay charge it's working. people that pay the price . pay the price. >> mr speaker, while 64,000 people are on the waiting list for a council house in the west midlands , families are living in midlands, families are living in hotels in cold and damp homes and mouldy flats. the mayor of the west midlands, andy street, has built 46 social homes in eight prime eight years. does the prime minister think is good minister think that is good enough? mr enough? yes, mr >> andy street is >> mr speaker, andy street is absolutely delivering for the west midlands. he's unlike the labour mayor in london. he's
i just said nottingham, run birmingham, or indeed slias i just said , nottingham, run birmingham, or indeed slias i just said , higheringham, run birmingham, or indeed slias i just said , higher crime n, or as i just said, higher crime on average in each labour, police crime commissioner police and crime commissioner area. crystal mr area. it's crystal clear, mr speaken area. it's crystal clear, mr speaker, whenever labour in speaker, that whenever labour in charge it's working. people that pay...
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local creative industries and bringing awareness of birmingham's cultural history to a wider audience. gladiators was enjoyed by an audience of around 8 million per episode, making it of interest to a large number of people. the report put this in the context of how, in an era of increasingly fragmented audiences, the show had managed to attract people of all ages to watch the show together on a saturday evening." another regular irritant to some newswatch viewers has also been on show twice in the past week or so. on thursday of last week, the journalist martha gill was speaking on the news channel about the emotive subject of assisted dying. there's also an argument that there are risks and that people might be pressured into dying based on things such as their economic situation or whether they're depressed or vulnerable, because it's actually a very radical thing to think of suicide in this way. martha, we will need to leave our conversation there. thank you very much. martha gill. we just want to bring you some pictures now from worcester, worcester cathedral, where queen camilla
local creative industries and bringing awareness of birmingham's cultural history to a wider audience. gladiators was enjoyed by an audience of around 8 million per episode, making it of interest to a large number of people. the report put this in the context of how, in an era of increasingly fragmented audiences, the show had managed to attract people of all ages to watch the show together on a saturday evening." another regular irritant to some newswatch viewers has also been on show...
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andrew rogers reports from birmingham. this crowd is going to make this one of the most legendary series of all time! am i right?! roaring crowds, pyrotechnics, even a live orchestra. and that�*s before the game�*s even started. for fans of the game dota 2, this is a massive event and a chance to see some of the best professional players in the world. if you don't know about it, you think, well, you're still watching people on screen, right? it's like, why can't you do that at home? but it is a completely different ball game if everybody comes together and you have the atmosphere and everything. such a high skill ceiling, l so seeing the best players in the world do it, . what a masterpiece. it�*s heavily crowded, and why not? i mean, people would love events like this. these are full—time gamers competing for serious prize money. here in birmingham, a share of more than £800,000 is on the line and, of course, a very big trophy. events like this one really do pull in the crowds, and they�*re part of a global ind
andrew rogers reports from birmingham. this crowd is going to make this one of the most legendary series of all time! am i right?! roaring crowds, pyrotechnics, even a live orchestra. and that�*s before the game�*s even started. for fans of the game dota 2, this is a massive event and a chance to see some of the best professional players in the world. if you don't know about it, you think, well, you're still watching people on screen, right? it's like, why can't you do that at home? but it...
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and a once in a decade sight as this rare flower from the children andes blooms in birmingham. on bbc london... reaction as a muslim student on newsnight at 10:30pm... it seems the prime minister will get his smoking and vape ban, but only because the opposition rode to the rescue. what does it tell us that a senior cabinet minister, five other ministers and two tory former prime ministers refused to support rishi sunak? the vote in the commons was overwelming and never destined to be a close—run thing, with labour backing the government's plans to ban anyone born after 2009 from buying cigarettes. 57 conservative mps did vote against the bill, including the business secretary kemi badenoch, arguing it was an attack on personal freedoms. but the health secretary victoria atkins said, "there's no liberty in addiction." in a moment, hugh pym will look at the implications of any new law for the nhs, but first, chris mason is at westminster. good evening. this is a place normally associated with tribal and noisy party politics but there was less of that today because there was wi
and a once in a decade sight as this rare flower from the children andes blooms in birmingham. on bbc london... reaction as a muslim student on newsnight at 10:30pm... it seems the prime minister will get his smoking and vape ban, but only because the opposition rode to the rescue. what does it tell us that a senior cabinet minister, five other ministers and two tory former prime ministers refused to support rishi sunak? the vote in the commons was overwelming and never destined to be a...
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and it is chris in birmingham. and just so i don't get lonely in here, i'm joined by some friends of the podcast. ailbhe rea is associate editor at bloomberg. hello, ailbhe. hello, thank you for having me. and nick watt is political editor of newsnight. hello, nick. hello, adam. this means we've got bbc one and bbc two sewn up tonight. genius move. very clever move. right, the first story we're going to talk about is about the mp mark menzies, who represents a seat in the north—west of england and, until wednesday night, he was a conservative mp. he's now been stripped of the whip and is an independent and the claims were made in the times newspaper on wednesday night. the newspaper is alleging that, in the recent past, he made a phone call at 3:15am to his former campaign manager, who is 78 years old. and the allegation is that mark menzies said, "i am locked in a flat and i need £5,000 of money to be let out." and then the paper goes on to allege that that money was paid, but then it was reimbursed, the paper
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phil mackie, bbc news, birmingham. the sacred flame for the olympics has been lit at a ceremony in greece and it will make its way to paris. it always starts here at the birthplace of the olympics, in olympia. stay with us here on bbc news. hello, there. it's not been as windy today. there's still a number of showers around. if we look out in the atlantic, this is where we've got high pressure at the moment. and around that, there is some cloud coming in. we'll get some of that later tonight and into tomorrow. but ahead of that, we've still got these north to north westerly winds. they are feeding in this colder air and a mixture of sunshine and showers, some of which could be heavy, had some threatening clouds already. and we're going to find some heavier showers pushing into the south east of england later on in the day. these are the temperatures, so we're still below average. could make double figures, though, across the central belt and 1a perhaps in south wales. but there will be some heavier showers as we head t
phil mackie, bbc news, birmingham. the sacred flame for the olympics has been lit at a ceremony in greece and it will make its way to paris. it always starts here at the birthplace of the olympics, in olympia. stay with us here on bbc news. hello, there. it's not been as windy today. there's still a number of showers around. if we look out in the atlantic, this is where we've got high pressure at the moment. and around that, there is some cloud coming in. we'll get some of that later tonight...
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birmingham's dudley road mosque. cctv shows abkar within feet of him they passed a caribbean him as they passed a caribbean food store. there's a confrontation between the two. a 70 year old riaz pushes abkar back in an attempt to get him to leave him alone. like his previous attack, abkar takes a clear plastic bottle from a rucksack , pours petrol on his rucksack, pours petrol on his coat and sets it on fire in this photo released by the riaz family, the extent of the injuries can be seen just 24 hours after the attack. evidence collected by west midlands police shows how badly his clothes were burnt. chief inspector haroon chugtai, of birmingham police describes the attacks. >> these were horrific, unprovoked attacks on men in their 705 and 805. >> the two men who had left their mosques after their prayers very close to ramadan. starting so you can understand the tensions and the fears in the tensions and the fears in the wider muslim community. >> you can see from the cctv that these attacks were planned. >> you c
birmingham's dudley road mosque. cctv shows abkar within feet of him they passed a caribbean him as they passed a caribbean food store. there's a confrontation between the two. a 70 year old riaz pushes abkar back in an attempt to get him to leave him alone. like his previous attack, abkar takes a clear plastic bottle from a rucksack , pours petrol on his rucksack, pours petrol on his coat and sets it on fire in this photo released by the riaz family, the extent of the injuries can be seen just...
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max gorden joins us live from birmingham, alabama. what's it like? looks nice, max. >> reporter: hey, good morning from beautiful birmingham. we've got some gorgeous weather on tap. your temperatures in the 70s, lots of sunshine for killoff at 6 p.m. local are time -- kickoff, 7 p.m. eastern as the stallions take on the memphis showboats. if you haven't watched the ufl before, it is a really cool experience. for fans here e in the stadium, really intimate, really close to the players. and if you're watching on tv, that is neat as well. a lot of technology is being used to broadcast these games on fox sports. we talked to a producer with fobs sports about all the a tech they're using. take a listen. >> oh, we've got a lot of toys that we like to play with. one of the best ones is we have the helmet cams. they work, we took players, one of the offense and and up one from the if defense, and they give us a unique look at the huddle. other ones we have is the hine of game pylons that follow the play on the first and 10 down lean -- line, and they give yo
max gorden joins us live from birmingham, alabama. what's it like? looks nice, max. >> reporter: hey, good morning from beautiful birmingham. we've got some gorgeous weather on tap. your temperatures in the 70s, lots of sunshine for killoff at 6 p.m. local are time -- kickoff, 7 p.m. eastern as the stallions take on the memphis showboats. if you haven't watched the ufl before, it is a really cool experience. for fans here e in the stadium, really intimate, really close to the players. and...
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as you said, the esl one event is in birmingham. the best teams in the world are playing at the moment. wejust had round one come to an end. a lot of support in the room. if you don't know dota 2, the room. if you don't know dota 2, the game they are playing here, it's a multiplayer online battle arena and it's a serious staff, professional players going for big sums of money. potentially. sums of money. what professional players going for big sums of money.— professional players going for big sums of mone . ~ ., ., , , ., sums of money. what does this mean, bein: in sums of money. what does this mean, being in the — sums of money. what does this mean, being in the uk? _ sums of money. what does this mean, being in the uk? what _ sums of money. what does this mean, being in the uk? what is _ sums of money. what does this mean, being in the uk? what is the _ sums of money. what does this mean, being in the uk? what is the uk- sums of money. what does this mean, being in the uk? what is the uk role i being in the uk? what is the u
as you said, the esl one event is in birmingham. the best teams in the world are playing at the moment. wejust had round one come to an end. a lot of support in the room. if you don't know dota 2, the room. if you don't know dota 2, the game they are playing here, it's a multiplayer online battle arena and it's a serious staff, professional players going for big sums of money. potentially. sums of money. what professional players going for big sums of money.— professional players going for...
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�*this town�* is set in 19805 birmingham, and follows the formation of a band and the rise of the two tone music genre. two tone became one of the most famous sounds of the 80s with bands such as the specials and the selecter, and it all started in the west midlands. our reporter ben sidwell can tell us more. music. i don't think we were a political party, we were a pop group, but we had this political message. what i thought was odd at the time was if somebody could have a record out in that period and not mention what was going on outside in the street. # i bought my baby a red radio. # he played it all day, go—go a—go—go. i've always felt very, very strongly that the two—tone movement was bigger than all of us. that's why it survives. it was that moment in time, at the time nobody saw. - but it was unique. coventry, 1979. a backdrop of rising unemployment, social unrest and racial tension that gave birth to a genre of music that seemed to sum up the feel of the city and the country — two—tone. it was the only reason i wanted to write songs was the enormities that were g
�*this town�* is set in 19805 birmingham, and follows the formation of a band and the rise of the two tone music genre. two tone became one of the most famous sounds of the 80s with bands such as the specials and the selecter, and it all started in the west midlands. our reporter ben sidwell can tell us more. music. i don't think we were a political party, we were a pop group, but we had this political message. what i thought was odd at the time was if somebody could have a record out in...
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mixed views in the centre of birmingham. i might vote for him. but is that an andy street vote, or conservative vote? it's definitely not a conservative vote, i've never voted conservative, ever. but he is an independent person, as far as i can understand. i will probably vote labour, to be honest. would you always vote labour? not always. but i probably will this time. why do you think you will vote this time? i don't like the direction of the conservatives in the past eight years. are you tempted to give an indication of who you might vote for? no! not even my husband knows who i'm going to vote for! we've been married for. 40 years, and i still don't know who she votes for! that's quite something! so do you go to the polling station together? yes. and you enter the booth, and that's a private matter? yes. that's it, yes. discretion in a crucial battleground. there are 26 parliamentary constituencies wholly within the west midlands combined authority area. many will be fought on new boundaries. calculations suggest that the tories would have wo
mixed views in the centre of birmingham. i might vote for him. but is that an andy street vote, or conservative vote? it's definitely not a conservative vote, i've never voted conservative, ever. but he is an independent person, as far as i can understand. i will probably vote labour, to be honest. would you always vote labour? not always. but i probably will this time. why do you think you will vote this time? i don't like the direction of the conservatives in the past eight years. are you...
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and, thousands of people gather in birmingham for the grand final of one of the biggest gaming contests. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we start in the us and the white house has confirmed that president biden has spoken to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyuahu about the situation in gaza. in a statement — the white house said that the president reaffirmed his ironclad commitment to israel's security. it referenced what it said was a �*successful defence against iran's unprecedented missile and drone attack earlier this month. the two leaders reviewed ongoing talks to secure the release of hostages together with an immediate ceasefire in gaza. and they also discussed increases in the delivery of humanitarian assistance into gaza — through preparations to open new northern crossings, starting this week. the statement concludes that �*the leaders discussed rafah — and the president reiterated his clear position�* — although it didn't give details of what that is. in the last few hours it's also been announced that us secr
and, thousands of people gather in birmingham for the grand final of one of the biggest gaming contests. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we start in the us and the white house has confirmed that president biden has spoken to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyuahu about the situation in gaza. in a statement — the white house said that the president reaffirmed his ironclad commitment to israel's security. it referenced what it said was a...
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birmingham city two points above the drop and middle wall and stoke city are nervously looking over their shoulders. the championship _ over their shoulders. the championship always - over their shoulders. the championship always gripping, ben croucher, the championship. always gripping. the burnley manager vincent kompany says the standard of refereeing in the premier league hasn't been good enough this season. he was shown a red card over the weekend during their draw at chelsea, after protesting against a penalty decision that saw one of his players sent off. the frustration comes from the fact that is a succession of mistakes, and it's always debatable, so when it's one game and one event and is debatable, just like this case could be debatable, less so than other cases, i think, but you can always debate, but it is the succession of it for us this season, and the effects on points. kompany was speaking ahead of their game against wolves tomorrow night. we've also heard from the west ham manager david moyes today. he's urged the supporters to get behind kalvin phillips. the hammers we
birmingham city two points above the drop and middle wall and stoke city are nervously looking over their shoulders. the championship _ over their shoulders. the championship always - over their shoulders. the championship always gripping, ben croucher, the championship. always gripping. the burnley manager vincent kompany says the standard of refereeing in the premier league hasn't been good enough this season. he was shown a red card over the weekend during their draw at chelsea, after...
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it's called, in in birmingham . very nice part of birmingham. very nice part of birmingham. very nice part of birmingham. i say, you know, you've got to have money there, but these people are complaining about it. presumably when they bought their properties, did they not look at the terms and conditions. i don't know. >> that's a very good point. >> that's a very good point. >> neighbours. >> neighbours. >> yeah. yeah. i don't know where it says, it's , calthorpe where it says, it's, calthorpe estates. we've always invested in maintaining the integrity and penod in maintaining the integrity and period charm of the estates to provide a quality environment where people want to live. >> well, it's interesting , i >> well, it's interesting, i mean, expanding from the conversation we've just had about what it means to be, you know, english, the whole sort of englishman's home is his castle is quite sacrosanct. and we don't we don't like to be told what to do, and we don't like to be pushed around. so this seems to be sort of in flying in the face of that. but it's fascinating to
it's called, in in birmingham . very nice part of birmingham. very nice part of birmingham. very nice part of birmingham. i say, you know, you've got to have money there, but these people are complaining about it. presumably when they bought their properties, did they not look at the terms and conditions. i don't know. >> that's a very good point. >> that's a very good point. >> neighbours. >> neighbours. >> yeah. yeah. i don't know where it says, it's , calthorpe...
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i love being here in birmingham, alabama. i have to go back to los angeles tomorrow. i'm a little bit bummed out. the food here is a lot better than the l.a. it is none of that kale and granola. we have fried chicken and barbecue, good stuff. >> jacqui: enjoy your great assignment today, you are doing a great job. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> before we make this thing official, i thought i would give you guys some advice. you got to fight for your right to party! >> griff: nfl stars, travis and jason kelce kicking off alumni weekend at their alma mater, at the university of cincinnati, in ohio. the two were awarded with their diplomas years ago but missed the commencement ceremonies and didn't get to do the walk. travis danced on stage to instrumental rendition of girlfriend taylor swift's shake it off and chugged a beer. you have to see this. it is unbelievable. you know, i don't know whether taylor swift approved of this, jacqui, or what the swiftie nation feels. one thing is for sure, these kelce brothers know how to chug beer, and that's an okay thing in
i love being here in birmingham, alabama. i have to go back to los angeles tomorrow. i'm a little bit bummed out. the food here is a lot better than the l.a. it is none of that kale and granola. we have fried chicken and barbecue, good stuff. >> jacqui: enjoy your great assignment today, you are doing a great job. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> before we make this thing official, i thought i would give you guys some advice. you got to fight for your right to party!...
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exceptions are financially troubled birmingham where council tax will go up 21% over two years and scotland where its mainly frozen. most broadband and mobile phone providers are currently introducing mid—contract price rises of up to 8.8%. the good news — falling energy prices. the annual energy bill for a household using a typical amount of gas and electricity will fall to £1,690, which is the lowest for two years. let's get more on this from our money and work reporter, peter ruddick. there is a mixed picture there, but a lot of bills going up? yes. there is a mixed picture there, but a lot of bills going up?— a lot of bills going up? yes. you alwa s a lot of bills going up? yes. you always get _ a lot of bills going up? yes. you always get winners _ a lot of bills going up? yes. you always get winners and - a lot of bills going up? yes. you always get winners and losers i a lot of bills going up? yes. you i always get winners and losers at this time of year, the start of the new financial year and we work out what is coming in and what is going out and how those things have chang
exceptions are financially troubled birmingham where council tax will go up 21% over two years and scotland where its mainly frozen. most broadband and mobile phone providers are currently introducing mid—contract price rises of up to 8.8%. the good news — falling energy prices. the annual energy bill for a household using a typical amount of gas and electricity will fall to £1,690, which is the lowest for two years. let's get more on this from our money and work reporter, peter ruddick....
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our midlands correspondent phil mackie is at birmingham crown court for us. just remind us of the background to this story. yes, this all began with a trivial incident on christmas eve 2022 when cody fisher and his friends were in a crowded bar in solihull and they walked past a man called remy gordon. gordon took umbrage at this and started arguing. cody fisher refused to be intimidated or bullied and left the club. but remy gordon and left the club. but remy gordon and his friend kami carpente tracked him down and set about taking revenge. and in a nightclub in birmingham, they went with a zombie knife they smuggled in and attacked him on the dance floor. cody fisher died in the arms of his girlfriend. two weeks ago, they were both convicted of murder. today, they are here being sentenced and we have heard victim statements both from cody fisher's girlfriend who said the past 14 months have been horrific, but winning sink in being attacked and holding him as he took his life breath and died in my arms was the most terrific experience of my life —— last
our midlands correspondent phil mackie is at birmingham crown court for us. just remind us of the background to this story. yes, this all began with a trivial incident on christmas eve 2022 when cody fisher and his friends were in a crowded bar in solihull and they walked past a man called remy gordon. gordon took umbrage at this and started arguing. cody fisher refused to be intimidated or bullied and left the club. but remy gordon and left the club. but remy gordon and his friend kami...
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not desperately cold for example in birmingham, around fouror for example in birmingham, around four orfive celsius. the for example in birmingham, around four or five celsius. the outlook for sunday. it starts off with sparkling blue sunshine but through the morning into the afternoon the clouds will bubble up, showers are possible. frequent ones in northern ireland and scotland. the further east and south you are, the drier it will be. temperatures much lower. 15 in london, ten in glasgow. average for the time of year. on monday, the low pressure sweeps in with strong winds and it will be a blustery day, and a day of april showers. some showers will bring hail, thunder, rainbows with big, towering cumulus clouds and the chance of some wintry net across northern hills. it will feel cold with temperatures not reaching double figures across scotland and northern ireland. in the south, below par as well. 10-12 c. is it the south, below par as well. 10—12 c. is it going to stay chilly? it looks as though it will stay chilly through most of the week with april showers but hints of thin
not desperately cold for example in birmingham, around fouror for example in birmingham, around four orfive celsius. the for example in birmingham, around four or five celsius. the outlook for sunday. it starts off with sparkling blue sunshine but through the morning into the afternoon the clouds will bubble up, showers are possible. frequent ones in northern ireland and scotland. the further east and south you are, the drier it will be. temperatures much lower. 15 in london, ten in glasgow....
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and gamers go head to head with £800,000 up for grabs in the grand final of the esl 0ne tournament in birmingham. hello, i'm samantha simmonds. in the past hour, the white house said president biden has spoken to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyuahu about the situation in gaza. hours earlier, the palestinian president said only the us could prevent an israeli attack on rafah, where more than a million people have fled. mahmoud abbas is at the world economic forum summit in riyadh. he will be joined there on monday by the us secretary of state, antony blinken. other key international figures are expected in the saudi city and sideline meetings are expected to discuss the war in gaza and the way forward. that could include further ceasefire talks — a hamas delegation is reportedly in cairo for discussions there on monday. this is the appeal from palestinian president mahmoud abbas to the us, urging it convince israel to reconsider any offensive in rafah. translation: and i say here - what's happening now in gaza, | and what will happen in the coming few days, and what israel will do by inv
and gamers go head to head with £800,000 up for grabs in the grand final of the esl 0ne tournament in birmingham. hello, i'm samantha simmonds. in the past hour, the white house said president biden has spoken to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyuahu about the situation in gaza. hours earlier, the palestinian president said only the us could prevent an israeli attack on rafah, where more than a million people have fled. mahmoud abbas is at the world economic forum summit in riyadh. he...
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phil mackie, bbc news, birmingham. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. last weekend we had our warmest weather so far and across other parts of europe, temperature records were broken. a colder air has slipped in across many parts of europe and at home we have the risk of frost at night in the next couple of frost at night in the next couple of nights. it is
phil mackie, bbc news, birmingham. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. last weekend we had our warmest weather so far and across other parts of europe, temperature records were broken. a colder air has slipped in across many parts of europe and at home we have the risk of frost at night in the next couple of frost at night in the next couple of nights. it is
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it cost lots of money and cost birmingham some £778 million to put on 2022. they claim more than1 billion came back in terms of the uk economy, particularly in the region where birmingham is, the west midlands, but malaysia and singapore have said no after victoria, and the last six occasions of the games five of those have been by countries in the uk or austria. so there is a narrowing list of countries who are able to and interested in hosting these games. it's a huge multisport event and brings lots of athletes who care about winning gold medals at the commonwealth games, particularly british athletes who get to compete in it an arena and events they don't normally get to do, so there are personal stories and significant moments of history that the commonwealth games can call upon, but whether it is a financial and logistical necessity now for the countries making a decision about hosting,. with two years ago, it's an open question. you hosting,. with two years ago, it's an open question.— hosting,. with two years ago, it's an open question. you need a h
it cost lots of money and cost birmingham some £778 million to put on 2022. they claim more than1 billion came back in terms of the uk economy, particularly in the region where birmingham is, the west midlands, but malaysia and singapore have said no after victoria, and the last six occasions of the games five of those have been by countries in the uk or austria. so there is a narrowing list of countries who are able to and interested in hosting these games. it's a huge multisport event and...
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so we know about birmingham and we know about dynamite hill and birmingham and birmingham. it turns and i'm not the first person to find this one particular fact about burning man. turns out that there was a civil rights organization in the 1960s that looked at resist and to the civil rights movement and looked at terrorist attacks, looked at bombings. it turns out that atlanta had more terrorist bombings in birmingham. did we look at the school system. the reason we don't have the images is because atlanta did not segregate its public school system. we didn't have a ruby bridges. we we'd have a little rock now because atlanta stay far. they were like the governor said, i will close all the schools down before i integrate right. the absence of the images did not mean that there was a presence of justice. right. and so what you have in these distorted narrative was fascinating. i was like, how is it that atlanta has been the city that we hear all the stuff about but the facts on the ground suggest otherwise? the busses in atlanta were integrated a year after the busses in mo
so we know about birmingham and we know about dynamite hill and birmingham and birmingham. it turns and i'm not the first person to find this one particular fact about burning man. turns out that there was a civil rights organization in the 1960s that looked at resist and to the civil rights movement and looked at terrorist attacks, looked at bombings. it turns out that atlanta had more terrorist bombings in birmingham. did we look at the school system. the reason we don't have the images is...
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two men have beenjailed for life for the murder of cody fisher in a birmingham nightclub. he was stabbed to death by a masked group at the city's crane nightclub on 26 december 2022. remy gordon and kami carpenter were found guilty of murder last month. gordon will have to serve at least 26 years before he's eligible for parole and carpenter must serve a minimum term of 25 years. the court was told mr fisher was targeted for simply brushing past gordon at a busy bar two days before his death. in another developing story... and to the premier league, where everton have been docked a further �*two points' — for a breach of profitability and sustainability rules. in november, everton was hit with its first ten point deduction, for breaking financial rules. on appeal, that was reduced to six points. this latest deduction puts everton 16th in the premier league — just two points above the relegation zone. we'll have much more on this in our sports bulletin, in about 15 minutes. let's return to the us and an issue that will be absolutely key in november's presidential elec
two men have beenjailed for life for the murder of cody fisher in a birmingham nightclub. he was stabbed to death by a masked group at the city's crane nightclub on 26 december 2022. remy gordon and kami carpenter were found guilty of murder last month. gordon will have to serve at least 26 years before he's eligible for parole and carpenter must serve a minimum term of 25 years. the court was told mr fisher was targeted for simply brushing past gordon at a busy bar two days before his death....
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i've got salon in birmingham. >> clark, you've many birmingham. >> years. ark, you've many birmingham. >> years. arwould ve many birmingham. >> years.arwould hope many birmingham. >> years.arwould hope so.any more years. i would hope so. thank joining us. thank thank you for joining us. thank you jacob, you very much indeed. jacob, what coming up on what have you got coming up on your tonight? are you ready your show tonight? are you ready for hairstyle? for a new hairstyle? >> i've not the same >> i've not only had the same hairstyle many, many years, hairstyle for many, many years, i've same barber i've had the same barber for many years, and he's now well into wonderful man who many years, and he's now well into my wonderful man who many years, and he's now well into my father onderful man who many years, and he's now well into my father inderful man who many years, and he's now well into my father in good. man who many years, and he's now well into my father in good order who kept my father in good order before sort of hoping to before me. so sort of hoping to carry that but am ca
i've got salon in birmingham. >> clark, you've many birmingham. >> years. ark, you've many birmingham. >> years. arwould ve many birmingham. >> years.arwould hope many birmingham. >> years.arwould hope so.any more years. i would hope so. thank joining us. thank thank you for joining us. thank you jacob, you very much indeed. jacob, what coming up on what have you got coming up on your tonight? are you ready your show tonight? are you ready for hairstyle? for a new...
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hugh pym, bbc news, birmingham. this landmark report, followed an investigation by bbc newsnight, on the care of young people unsure of their gender, lifting the lid on problems in nhs services. in recent years, there has been a sharp rise in the number of children and young people, accessing gender services. sophie hutchinson is here with more details. one of the striking factors about the former nhs gender identity service is the exponential growth in the number of referrals over the past 15 years. have a look at this graph — back in 2009, just 51 children and adolescents were referred for treatment. but by 2016, thatjumped to more than 1,700. and when the old service closed last month, there were thousands of young patients on the waiting list. one of the factors that has perplexed experts is the change in the case mix. previously it was mostly boys being referred for gender related problems, but by 2016 that changed and close to 70% of those referred were girls. the review 5 chair said there 5 no clear explana
hugh pym, bbc news, birmingham. this landmark report, followed an investigation by bbc newsnight, on the care of young people unsure of their gender, lifting the lid on problems in nhs services. in recent years, there has been a sharp rise in the number of children and young people, accessing gender services. sophie hutchinson is here with more details. one of the striking factors about the former nhs gender identity service is the exponential growth in the number of referrals over the past 15...
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birmingham counsel had over one billion pounds taken for some of the poorest people. more than 16,000 families wait losing their homes after the mini budget. meanwhile, former prime minister parades around the world in a victory lap saying that the mini budget was her proudest moment. since she won't apologize to those families, >> what the prime minister has done is taken on restoring stability to our economy and taken inflation down to 3% and as a result, in an increasingly dangerous world, the prime minister was able to announce his plan for the biggest strengthening of defense spending in a generation. this should come as no surprise that the party opposite refuses to say whether they back it or not. this comes from the right honorable lady devoted to scrap this and installing in downing street someone who wanted to change the army into a peace corps. there you have it. >> since we all want to see inflation at 5%, we haven't change the situation since napoleon. never mind the secrets of the state, never mind the secretive deep state, it's a state of the tory party
birmingham counsel had over one billion pounds taken for some of the poorest people. more than 16,000 families wait losing their homes after the mini budget. meanwhile, former prime minister parades around the world in a victory lap saying that the mini budget was her proudest moment. since she won't apologize to those families, >> what the prime minister has done is taken on restoring stability to our economy and taken inflation down to 3% and as a result, in an increasingly dangerous...
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and we'll see the results of that in labour run birmingham. taxes are going up by 20% -- birmingham. taxes are going up by 20% —— and we all see. that is a story of what labour in local government means, working people paying the price and that is exactly why he and i completely agree that the people of teesside should vote ben houchen and vote conservative. last year in shropshire, 10,000 people waited for more than 24 hours in a&e.10,000 people over 65 waiting on hard plastic chairs or in trolleys in our accident and emergency department. the prime minister tells us he has a plan for the nhs, but what people in north shropshire want to know is how long they are going to have to wait for him to get on and fix the issues where we are. mr him to get on and fix the issues where we are.— him to get on and fix the issues where we are. ~ ,,, ., ,, where we are. mr speaker, with the record funding _ where we are. mr speaker, with the record funding we _ where we are. mr speaker, with the record funding we are _ where we are. mr speaker, with t
and we'll see the results of that in labour run birmingham. taxes are going up by 20% -- birmingham. taxes are going up by 20% —— and we all see. that is a story of what labour in local government means, working people paying the price and that is exactly why he and i completely agree that the people of teesside should vote ben houchen and vote conservative. last year in shropshire, 10,000 people waited for more than 24 hours in a&e.10,000 people over 65 waiting on hard plastic chairs...
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latest developments let's speak to scott lucas, professor of american studies at the university of birmingham. scott, first i want to get your reaction to these reports of rocket�*s fired from northern iraq towards a us miltary base in syria? the media says this is not unexpected. early saturday there were explosions on an iraqi base with pro—iranian militia. there was at least one pro iranian killed and eight wounded. some form of retaliation and this appears to be retaliation and this appears to be retaliation was to be expected. firing a few rockets on an american base in syria more as a demonstration that i think is an escalation given that there is only minor damage and no casualties so far. it could be significant. there were more than 150 attacks on bases with us personnel by around like militia since october seven. hamas, followed by israel's mass killings. those attacks stopped at the end of february. they stopped because the americans carried out air strikes on the rn like militiamen. in the head of iran's force which are responsible for operations in the region told the militia
latest developments let's speak to scott lucas, professor of american studies at the university of birmingham. scott, first i want to get your reaction to these reports of rocket�*s fired from northern iraq towards a us miltary base in syria? the media says this is not unexpected. early saturday there were explosions on an iraqi base with pro—iranian militia. there was at least one pro iranian killed and eight wounded. some form of retaliation and this appears to be retaliation and this...
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there was the story of a five—a—side footballer from birmingham who was said to have a bruise on his thigh that resembled prince harry's face, research showing men from birmingham have the longest appendages in the uk, a mural of dorothy from the wizard of oz in birmingham that was declared to be a banksy, and a statue of h from steps being erected in cowbridge. it's all rather funny this. tom, you tweeted about this. i wonder what purposeit tweeted about this. i wonder what purpose it serves. it shows that media newsrooms are useless and incompetent and allow these to slip by, but is it damaging? this incompetent and allow these to slip by, but is it damaging?— by, but is it damaging? this is the thin. it's by, but is it damaging? this is the thing- it's a _ by, but is it damaging? this is the thing. it's a prank, _ by, but is it damaging? this is the thing. it's a prank, right? - thing. it's a prank, right? conning newspapers publishing stories that aren't true is one of the oldest pranks going. it's hundreds of years old, quite literally. that's what he's doing. this idea that h
there was the story of a five—a—side footballer from birmingham who was said to have a bruise on his thigh that resembled prince harry's face, research showing men from birmingham have the longest appendages in the uk, a mural of dorothy from the wizard of oz in birmingham that was declared to be a banksy, and a statue of h from steps being erected in cowbridge. it's all rather funny this. tom, you tweeted about this. i wonder what purposeit tweeted about this. i wonder what purpose it...
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aqib khan, who is from birmingham , told who is from birmingham, told students that those who support feminism would be he said, replaced by muslims. it's also also understood that he sent topless pictures of himself to messaging groups that included students, the teaching regulation agency says mr khan engagedin regulation agency says mr khan engaged in serious misconduct and undermined what were described as fundamental british values . a third of people who values. a third of people who have tried to book an appointment with a gp in the last month say that they've struggled to speak to someone, a major new survey found. more than 31% found it either very difficult or difficult to contact a gp practice. the figures were roughly the same across people with disabilities or low incomes, with the or on low incomes, with the north—west of england reporting the worst results. and among those who eventually did book an appointment , 20% report having those who eventually did book an appointment, 20% report having a poor experience . and the royal poor experience. and the royal mail is pu
aqib khan, who is from birmingham , told who is from birmingham, told students that those who support feminism would be he said, replaced by muslims. it's also also understood that he sent topless pictures of himself to messaging groups that included students, the teaching regulation agency says mr khan engagedin regulation agency says mr khan engaged in serious misconduct and undermined what were described as fundamental british values . a third of people who values. a third of people who have...
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one of those could be sonja from birmingham. she wanted to transition when she was 15 and waited four years to see an nhs specialist. she then opted to go private. hopefully with the review and its findings, the young trans people of today and the next generations can have a more human and a more respectful transition. nhs england says there will be an implementation plan. for sonja, it's the detail and delivery which will count. hugh pym, bbc news, birmingham. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. former president donald trump has said that arizona went "too far" on abortion — after the state's high court issued a ruling outlawing abortion unless the mothers life is in danger. the law revives a near—total ban on abortion that dates back 160 years — making a termination or helping a woman to obtain an abortion punishable by two to five years in prison. the ruling in arizona came a day after mr trump said abortion should be left for individual states to decide — not the federal government. let's speak to d
one of those could be sonja from birmingham. she wanted to transition when she was 15 and waited four years to see an nhs specialist. she then opted to go private. hopefully with the review and its findings, the young trans people of today and the next generations can have a more human and a more respectful transition. nhs england says there will be an implementation plan. for sonja, it's the detail and delivery which will count. hugh pym, bbc news, birmingham. around the world and across the...
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here in birmingham, a share of more than £800,000 is on the line and, of course, a very big trophy. events like this one really do pull in the crowds, and they're part of a global industry estimated to be worth more than £800 million. when you pick a city or a place, it's about more destination, how the experience of the city can be, and birmingham is a great example of what that can be. it doesn't have to be a city that everyone is dying to visit and there's a bunch of tourism, that's not necessarily the point. it's about how the community brings together, how the people want to welcome you. this is just the first event in a bumper yearfor uk e—sports, culminating in the league of legends world series. tonight, though, it's all about the winners, team falcon. i've dedicated a large portion of my life to this game. it is my craft that i've chosen, and i'm very pleased to be able to have such great success. quite literally at the top of his game. andrew rogers, bbc news. let me show you the most—watched video on the bbc news website and app. a plane full of toy giraffes has take
here in birmingham, a share of more than £800,000 is on the line and, of course, a very big trophy. events like this one really do pull in the crowds, and they're part of a global industry estimated to be worth more than £800 million. when you pick a city or a place, it's about more destination, how the experience of the city can be, and birmingham is a great example of what that can be. it doesn't have to be a city that everyone is dying to visit and there's a bunch of tourism, that's not...
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a big win for birmingham, a point clear of the bottom three, after a 3—0 victory over coventry. nothing settled in the championship today, nor in league one — the champagne remains on ice for the leaders, portsmouth, who drew i—all with bolton. but playing in league one next season will be stockport county, who've beaten morecambe 2—0 to win promotion from league two at edgeley park. and ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney have delivered the sequel — having jumped from the national league last season, wrexham are now promoted to league one, after a 6—0 win over forest green rovers. much more reaction to that, and the rest of the day's football, on the bbc sport website. time now for some of the day's other sport stories. england bowler liam livingstone took one wicket, and all—rounder sam curran two for punjab kings, but their contributions weren't enough to avoid a three—wicket defeat to rajastan royals in the indian premier league. it will be an all—spanish front row for moto gp�*s grand prix of the americas this weekend. maverick vinales smashed the lap record
a big win for birmingham, a point clear of the bottom three, after a 3—0 victory over coventry. nothing settled in the championship today, nor in league one — the champagne remains on ice for the leaders, portsmouth, who drew i—all with bolton. but playing in league one next season will be stockport county, who've beaten morecambe 2—0 to win promotion from league two at edgeley park. and ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney have delivered the sequel — having jumped from the national...
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foden scored a hat-trick, birmingham were defeated 4:1. the townspeople are third, but have caught up with liverpool in the championship table, however, jurgen klopp's team has a game in hand. arsenal achieved a 2:0 victory over luten town. who is currently the leader of the championship. however, in terms of lost points, liverpool is higher than the gunners here too. odegaard and hasioka scored for luton. baer is close to the trophy not only in the bundesliga. the day before, the team, transformed by xabi alonso, reached the german cup final. leverkusen defeated fortuna with a score of 4:00. the scoring was opened in the seventh minute by frimpong. in the twentieth, amin adli doubled the lead. finally, the same wirtz scored a double, converting a penalty in the sixtieth minute. 4:0. bayern will meet in the final with kaiser-slautern, which is stronger than sahr brücken in the semi-finals. 2:0. the meeting will take place on may 25 at the olympia stadion in berlin. a goal from the main french star paris saint-germain quellano mbappe broug
foden scored a hat-trick, birmingham were defeated 4:1. the townspeople are third, but have caught up with liverpool in the championship table, however, jurgen klopp's team has a game in hand. arsenal achieved a 2:0 victory over luten town. who is currently the leader of the championship. however, in terms of lost points, liverpool is higher than the gunners here too. odegaard and hasioka scored for luton. baer is close to the trophy not only in the bundesliga. the day before, the team,...
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no response in 63, right after birmingham. but he really he came into office he'd been a playboy in congress in the in the senate. he'd never pursued a serious bill. he wasn't respected at all. he was viewed as a playboy, handsome, charismatic, wealthy pulitzer prize winning historian. profiles in courage which, of course, was written by ted sorenson. and he got it because his father manipulated the pulitzer panel that that as it may he didn't know anything about economic policy or fiscal policy but he knew, my god, i'm president now better learn this stuff. so he surrounded himself. the top economic thinkers study hard, learned it and could come up with a good policy in a short period of time. same with foreign policy. he'd been i mean, he fought in world war famous 109. but he learned early on with the bay of pigs he didn't know much about foreign policy at all. originally he deferred to the military brass and that was disastrous in the bay of pigs. and one lesson learned was, no, you can't just accept all these things, guy.
no response in 63, right after birmingham. but he really he came into office he'd been a playboy in congress in the in the senate. he'd never pursued a serious bill. he wasn't respected at all. he was viewed as a playboy, handsome, charismatic, wealthy pulitzer prize winning historian. profiles in courage which, of course, was written by ted sorenson. and he got it because his father manipulated the pulitzer panel that that as it may he didn't know anything about economic policy or fiscal...
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birmingham city council, labour run, is a shambles, isn't it? council tax is through the ceiling and services are being cut. why would the rest of the region want a labour mayor? so, let's be clear, birmingham has had many issues and mistakes have been made. but we can't avoid the fact that the government have taken £1 billion out of the budgets of the city council, and that has done a lot of damage. from the contest here to the wider landscape. north yorkshire and the east midlands are electing mayors for the first time in a fortnight. elsewhere, it's still fairly new. what you think should happen next with mayors, and what would you say to the person who says, it'sjust yet more politicians? in many places, mayors are only being elected for the second or third time. so it's a relatively new kind of governance we are seeing. i think there is quite a strong case, both from an economic and social point of view, but also from a fairness and democratic point of view for evening of that and completing the map of english devolution. that will be a ca
birmingham city council, labour run, is a shambles, isn't it? council tax is through the ceiling and services are being cut. why would the rest of the region want a labour mayor? so, let's be clear, birmingham has had many issues and mistakes have been made. but we can't avoid the fact that the government have taken £1 billion out of the budgets of the city council, and that has done a lot of damage. from the contest here to the wider landscape. north yorkshire and the east midlands are...
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clearly birmingham airport are working on the scenario. they hope that at some point in the hours ahead they will be open, able to open up that airport again to these passengers. but of course , what you always then of course, what you always then get is a build up, a bottleneck of both passengers and flights that were supposed to take off, that were supposed to take off, that will take off late, and then flights that have been stacking up , waiting to land stacking up, waiting to land that will probably be diverted to other airports. and that causes all kinds of problems in terms of scheduling of flights and inconvenience to passengers. but for the moment it is a security incident, a suspicious package found on an aircraft, the an aer lingus flight that was bound for belfast. that aircraft has returned to birmingham and all emergency services are at the scene. after the aircraft landed safely on the aircraft landed safely on the scene. >> thank you, mark wyatt, for that update on the incident at birmingham airport. now plenty more to brin
clearly birmingham airport are working on the scenario. they hope that at some point in the hours ahead they will be open, able to open up that airport again to these passengers. but of course , what you always then of course, what you always then get is a build up, a bottleneck of both passengers and flights that were supposed to take off, that were supposed to take off, that will take off late, and then flights that have been stacking up , waiting to land stacking up, waiting to land that...