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right now, a lot of cloud shrouding the uk. a weatherfront is crossing us, bearing rain and dribs and drabs possible anywhere through the night and in some areas even quite heavy for a time. but this weather front is caught in a current of very mild air streaming in from the southern climes, quite a breezy end to the night is expected as well. but i think by the time we get to around 6:00 in the morning, you can see the skies are clearing across many eastern and some western areas of the uk as well. temperatures will be in double figures in most major towns and cities. so, here's the morning then, the forecast. you can see still a fair amount of cloud across some southern and western areas, dribs and drabs of rain, but already sunshine across, say, many northern and northeastern parts of the uk. the temperatures are very pleasant indeed — widely, i think, into the high teens or 20 degrees across england, eastern scotland, around 18 and out towards the west, around 14to17 degrees celsius. but the west will always be more cloud
right now, a lot of cloud shrouding the uk. a weatherfront is crossing us, bearing rain and dribs and drabs possible anywhere through the night and in some areas even quite heavy for a time. but this weather front is caught in a current of very mild air streaming in from the southern climes, quite a breezy end to the night is expected as well. but i think by the time we get to around 6:00 in the morning, you can see the skies are clearing across many eastern and some western areas of the uk as...
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press conference in london by the prime minister of the uk, rishi| the prime minister of the uk, rishi sunak, emphasising that this was a reckless attack by iran, that had it been successful it would have caused a incalculable damage to israel and the wider region, emphasising the time is now for de—escalation. he wouldn't be drawn on exactly what form that would take. and whether he'd like the us is sending an exquisite message to israel not to retaliate. let'sjoin our exquisite message to israel not to retaliate. let's join our defence correspondent, we heard from the prime minister the first confirmation that british jets were involved in intercepting some of those drones, missiles heading toward israel.— those drones, missiles heading toward israel. �* ., ., toward israel. behind me, i am on downin: toward israel. behind me, i am on downing street _ toward israel. behind me, i am on downing street where _ toward israel. behind me, i am on downing street where that - toward israel. behind me, i am on l downing street where that interview has taken place with the prime minister
press conference in london by the prime minister of the uk, rishi| the prime minister of the uk, rishi sunak, emphasising that this was a reckless attack by iran, that had it been successful it would have caused a incalculable damage to israel and the wider region, emphasising the time is now for de—escalation. he wouldn't be drawn on exactly what form that would take. and whether he'd like the us is sending an exquisite message to israel not to retaliate. let'sjoin our exquisite message to...
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that the uk . government failure to discharge fundamental_ government failure to discharge fundamental legal _ government failure to discharge fundamental legal obligations . government failure to discharge i fundamental legal obligations in government failure to discharge - fundamental legal obligations in the face of— fundamental legal obligations in the face of the _ fundamental legal obligations in the face of the unfolding _ fundamental legal obligations in the face of the unfolding catastrophe . fundamental legal obligations in the face of the unfolding catastrophe ini face of the unfolding catastrophe in gaza _ he wants to see changes and we will look at what that could mean. also on the programme, nato is 75 years old. not much time to look back. they've been looking at how to support ukraine in the future. a man who went on the run after murdering pc sharon beshenivsky almost 20 years ago, is finally found guilty. and in the world of artificial intelligence billie eilish, the patriachyï¿
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backed by the us, uk, france and jordan. this morning israeli officials are saying the confrontation isn't over and are assessing their options. iran's military chief told state tv that as far as iran was concerned, a line had been drawn under the confrontation after its retaliatory strike. a strike conducted by iran after the date for the first attack on its embassy in the syrian capital damascus which destroyed the consulate and also killed senior members of iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps. it's warning israel this morning that if israel now strikes back that iran would respond with even greater force. this is a moment fraught with risk. let's look at the major developments of the past 12 hours. sirens. what you can see is israel's air defence system, the iron dome, in operation — flashes in thejerusalem sky as drones and missiles are shot down. a coalition of israel's allies, including the us and uk has helped shoot down some iranian drones and misiles before they reached israeli territory. this is footage of t
backed by the us, uk, france and jordan. this morning israeli officials are saying the confrontation isn't over and are assessing their options. iran's military chief told state tv that as far as iran was concerned, a line had been drawn under the confrontation after its retaliatory strike. a strike conducted by iran after the date for the first attack on its embassy in the syrian capital damascus which destroyed the consulate and also killed senior members of iran's islamic revolutionary guard...
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we still have labour shortages in the uk. there are about 900,000 job vacancies still present and the government is hoping that by reducing this tax on employees, people will think work now pays more, i will come back into the workforce and take the job. workforce and take the “ob. thank ou so workforce and take the “ob. thank you so much. * the pandemic made us all familiar with flexible working, especially when it came to working from home. now people in the uk are going to have the right to ask for flexible working from day one of their employment rather than having to wait for 26 weeks. for more on this i'm joined by kate shoesmith from the recruitment and employment confederation. this looks like a good thing for employees. how do employers feel about this? many employers have been offering flexible work for quite some time, so you just need to think about the different models we have a work in, whether it is agency work, gig economy work. employers are quite used to it. the key thing here will have to be transparenc
we still have labour shortages in the uk. there are about 900,000 job vacancies still present and the government is hoping that by reducing this tax on employees, people will think work now pays more, i will come back into the workforce and take the job. workforce and take the “ob. thank ou so workforce and take the “ob. thank you so much. * the pandemic made us all familiar with flexible working, especially when it came to working from home. now people in the uk are going to have the right...
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in terms of where this takes uk - _ happened. in terms of where this takes uk - israel— happened. in terms of where this takes uk - israel relations, - happened. in terms of where this takes uk - israel relations, therej takes uk — israel relations, there is no question of this leading to a withdrawal of support at this stage. there is been a lot of talk about whether the us would consider that, if israel went into rafah, but it is an important day? l if israel went into rafah, but it is an important day?— if israel went into rafah, but it is an important day? i think if israel went into rafah, _ an important day? i think if israel went into rafah, without - an important day? i think if israel went into rafah, without taking i an important day? i think if israel. went into rafah, without taking heed of the humanitarian consequences and the americans withdrew their support, the brits would do so as well. there is a very life issue on the table here in the uk, which is whether or not the uk should continue selling arms to israel. a lot of mps are saying the time has come for tha
in terms of where this takes uk - _ happened. in terms of where this takes uk - israel— happened. in terms of where this takes uk - israel relations, - happened. in terms of where this takes uk - israel relations, therej takes uk — israel relations, there is no question of this leading to a withdrawal of support at this stage. there is been a lot of talk about whether the us would consider that, if israel went into rafah, but it is an important day? l if israel went into rafah, but it is an...
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uk who have had more. but you do have artists like celine dion who won for switzerland back in the �*80s and then i guess more recently as 2021, maneskin for italy, they won the contest and theyjust exploded onto the scene there. you know, they're huge in america now. they're huge to a youth audience. so there are some artists who go onto big success, butjust nothing compared to what abba did back back in 197a. yeah, that longevity. and what did that do in turn for eurovision, do you think? yeah, i think it worked hand in hand really. you know, eurovision back in the day, back in the �*70s was still a huge event. it was being hosted in britain, as we just heard there. it was hosted in the uk. so i think what it did in that year, eurovision managed to help abba. obviously there was a lot of people in the uk who were watching on tv and because the british music scene, it was so big and is so big even now, it probably really helped catapult their careers. but what it did for eurovision in return just gave
uk who have had more. but you do have artists like celine dion who won for switzerland back in the �*80s and then i guess more recently as 2021, maneskin for italy, they won the contest and theyjust exploded onto the scene there. you know, they're huge in america now. they're huge to a youth audience. so there are some artists who go onto big success, butjust nothing compared to what abba did back back in 197a. yeah, that longevity. and what did that do in turn for eurovision, do you think?...
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do you want to see the uk government stop all arms deliveries to israel? i think the uk government has to stop arms sales to israel. let's. .. why? well, let's just look at the events of the last couple of days — aid workers killed by an israeli strike. if the uk continues to provide arms to a government that has killed women and children, has killed aid workers, has bombed schools, bombed refugee camps, bombed un facilities, then, in my eyes, that makes the uk government complicit. and i don't want to be... complicit in what? be explicit. complicit in the killing of innocent people and innocent civilians. are you saying israel has committed war crimes? i've got no doubt in my mind that the evidence that we've seen certainly suggests that war crimes have been committed. i don't know anybody who thinks otherwise. see, israel says it's prosecuting a military operation against hamas. of course, hamas launched a massive attack on israel on october 7, and it says in pursuit of hamas, in pursuit of a legitimate military strategy, unfortunately, because of hama
do you want to see the uk government stop all arms deliveries to israel? i think the uk government has to stop arms sales to israel. let's. .. why? well, let's just look at the events of the last couple of days — aid workers killed by an israeli strike. if the uk continues to provide arms to a government that has killed women and children, has killed aid workers, has bombed schools, bombed refugee camps, bombed un facilities, then, in my eyes, that makes the uk government complicit. and i...
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thank you for that update from the uk. crossing to jerusalem, you for that update from the uk. crossing tojerusalem, my colleague is there. can we quickly reflect on the interview you did with the idf, following the first time, our opportunity to question them about events overnight and what happens next. a couple of lines with relation to iran. quote, iran is behind everything bad, and also iran has been there since the course of this war. referring notjust to the events overnight. what did you take from that interview? it events overnight. what did you take from that interview?— from that interview? it very much reiterates what _ from that interview? it very much reiterates what israel's _ from that interview? it very much reiterates what israel's concerns l reiterates what israel's concerns about the islamic republic have been for the last decades, since the 1979 islamic revolution. israel describes iran as the worlds biggest state sponsor of terrorism, it sees iran's hands behind the actions of its proxies and armed non—state actors whether it is hezbollah in lebanon, t
thank you for that update from the uk. crossing to jerusalem, you for that update from the uk. crossing tojerusalem, my colleague is there. can we quickly reflect on the interview you did with the idf, following the first time, our opportunity to question them about events overnight and what happens next. a couple of lines with relation to iran. quote, iran is behind everything bad, and also iran has been there since the course of this war. referring notjust to the events overnight. what did...
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from the uk, not much. mexico, the i the uk, not much. mexico, the mainland of the us, and the east of canada will expect an eclipse that tracks most parts of the american continental state. tracks most parts of the american continentalstate. in tracks most parts of the american continental state. in that part of the chateau of the moon, cast on the earth's service, they will see them and completely cover the sent�*s service. this guy will go back, the sun will come out, and we will see that corona of the sun. we can't easily see because that is bright. eclipses are rare chance to see this of the atmosphere in detail. what of the atmosphere in detail. what exactly bursitis _ of the atmosphere in detail. what exactly bursitis looking _ of the atmosphere in detail. what exactly bursitis looking at at this time? �* , ., ., exactly bursitis looking at at this time? �*, ., ., ,. . time? there's lot of scientific efforts that — time? there's lot of scientific efforts that are _ time? there's lot of scientific efforts that are planned. i
from the uk, not much. mexico, the i the uk, not much. mexico, the mainland of the us, and the east of canada will expect an eclipse that tracks most parts of the american continental state. tracks most parts of the american continentalstate. in tracks most parts of the american continental state. in that part of the chateau of the moon, cast on the earth's service, they will see them and completely cover the sent�*s service. this guy will go back, the sun will come out, and we will see that...
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uk ministers office here in downing street say they are still working to establish the facts here. they said they were not surprised by what happened here. the uk side, their view has always been and continues to be that israel has a right to self—defence, but they have been urging israel throughout to act in way to de—escalate the situation. what we have heard this morning is from a senior minister, cabinet minister here, mel stride, who is the work and pensions secretary, he has been saying this morning on the bbc that the situation in the region and he described it as a very problematic and febrile and added that it was very important that both iran and israel acted to de—escalate. iran and israel acted to de-escalate._ iran and israel acted to de-escalate. , ., ., . de-escalate. on the diplomatic front, de-escalate. on the diplomatic front. there — de-escalate. on the diplomatic front, there had _ de-escalate. on the diplomatic front, there had been - de-escalate. on the diplomatic front, there had been talks - de-escalate. on the diplomatic| front, there had been talks
uk ministers office here in downing street say they are still working to establish the facts here. they said they were not surprised by what happened here. the uk side, their view has always been and continues to be that israel has a right to self—defence, but they have been urging israel throughout to act in way to de—escalate the situation. what we have heard this morning is from a senior minister, cabinet minister here, mel stride, who is the work and pensions secretary, he has been...
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the question this evening is, is the uk complicit in the gaza genocide? well, as the old joke goes, is the pope, catholic, do bears. ificate in the woods, the united kingdom's not just complicit in the current genocide going on in the gaza strip, it is complicit in the entire genocidal story of more than 75 years of the calvary of the palestinian people. i sit in the british parliament, where in the very chamber i sit in, in the very room that i'm... in every day the palestinian disaster, nakba catastrophe was authored when the prime minister of britain on behalf of one people promised to the zionist federation on behalf of second people, the land that belonged to a third people. none of the three people concerned were of course consulted, and after that balford declaration, more than 100 years ago, we began the descent down the bloody staircase which led us to this disaster today. now breaking news, the united nations security council has called for a ceastfire for the month of ramadan. they hope that it will become a lasting ceesfire, but even a lasting
the question this evening is, is the uk complicit in the gaza genocide? well, as the old joke goes, is the pope, catholic, do bears. ificate in the woods, the united kingdom's not just complicit in the current genocide going on in the gaza strip, it is complicit in the entire genocidal story of more than 75 years of the calvary of the palestinian people. i sit in the british parliament, where in the very chamber i sit in, in the very room that i'm... in every day the palestinian disaster, nakba...
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and as we go through the next few hours, that will be pushing in across much of the uk. milder air recirculating around our area of high pressure into northern ireland and western scotland. so it's here through the weekend that we will see the nation's highest temperatures. now on to the next few hours, we're looking at that colder air arriving, a lot of dry weather, a lot of clear skies. and that means it's a recipe for things turning pretty cold. and heading into the first part of saturday morning, we start off with a frost, even some patches of frost, i think, across rural areas of southern england. the lowest temperatures probably down to about —3 celsius or so into rural areas of northern england and scotland. for saturday, where we get this colder air moving in, for most, it's a glorious start to the day with clear, blue, sunny skies. a bit of cloud coming in to eastern areas of norfolk and suffolk and maybe a bit of cloud developing through the day elsewhere. some splashes of rain possible for the far north of scotland, but otherwise it's dry. the highest temper
and as we go through the next few hours, that will be pushing in across much of the uk. milder air recirculating around our area of high pressure into northern ireland and western scotland. so it's here through the weekend that we will see the nation's highest temperatures. now on to the next few hours, we're looking at that colder air arriving, a lot of dry weather, a lot of clear skies. and that means it's a recipe for things turning pretty cold. and heading into the first part of saturday...
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high pressure is going to be building across the uk this weekend. high pressure normally means dry weather and it will be largely dry. however, it will not always be sunny. often it will be cloudy, quite chilly too. the brightest and warmest weather to be found across the west of the uk. here is our area of high pressure right now, sitting just to the west of the uk. the jet stream, the flow of winds high in the atmosphere, is running just to the north of that high and then diving down across continental europe. the jet really meandering across europe this weekend. actually, if anything, it's going to bend back on itself and that will allow colder air in across the eastern half of the uk. through the rest of today, an old weather front is clearing the south. a little bit of rain with that. behind it some sunny spells. quite breezy close to this east coast, making it feel rather chilly. eight degrees there in aberdeen, the highest temperatures further south and west, 15 or 16 degrees. this evening and tonight it will stay fairly breezy close to this
high pressure is going to be building across the uk this weekend. high pressure normally means dry weather and it will be largely dry. however, it will not always be sunny. often it will be cloudy, quite chilly too. the brightest and warmest weather to be found across the west of the uk. here is our area of high pressure right now, sitting just to the west of the uk. the jet stream, the flow of winds high in the atmosphere, is running just to the north of that high and then diving down across...
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in the uk, members of parliament are to debate a smoking ban for future generations in what would be a world—first. and dozens of prospective jurors in new york are dismissed amid impartiality concerns — as donald trump's hush money criminal trial gets under way. as we come on air, the olympic flame lighting ceremony is taking place in ancient olympia. with 100 days to go ancient olympia. with100 days to go before the paris 2024 games. hello. i'm nicky schiller. we wa nt we want to go live to olympia with the flame lighting ceremony is happening in olympia. the birthplace of the ancient games. the gentleman speaking at the moment, the president of the olympic committee in greece, he is also a member of the international committee. you can see the ancient remains of the 2600 year old temple, where this is taking place. what will happen is the flame will be lit and then it will be handed over to the paris 2024 olympic team. the relay will stretch from the acropolis to the south pacific. as you can see, there are hundreds of people at the ceremony and it is the first time since the
in the uk, members of parliament are to debate a smoking ban for future generations in what would be a world—first. and dozens of prospective jurors in new york are dismissed amid impartiality concerns — as donald trump's hush money criminal trial gets under way. as we come on air, the olympic flame lighting ceremony is taking place in ancient olympia. with 100 days to go ancient olympia. with100 days to go before the paris 2024 games. hello. i'm nicky schiller. we wa nt we want to go live...
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some argue the uk government is going in the wrong direction. last autumn, rishi sunak delayed the 2030 ban on new pure petrol and diesel car sales to 2035, on the grounds that it would help people financially. this was welcomed by some car manufacturers, but others said it could undermine corporate investment into the uk car industry. and labour has pledged to restore the 2030 target if they win power. but another important consideration is indeed the charging network. as the independent climate change committee has warned, the network is much more developed in london than other parts of the country. there were around 130 chargers per 100,000 people in 2022 in the capital. that compares to around 55 in the uk as a whole and as few as 19 in northern ireland. now, the whole network has to grow enormously — to around 430 per 100,000 by 2030 — but it has to be even across the country if there is to be buy—in to this shift in how we get around. a lot of focus has been coordinating as well as charging ensuring that the right charges are being b
some argue the uk government is going in the wrong direction. last autumn, rishi sunak delayed the 2030 ban on new pure petrol and diesel car sales to 2035, on the grounds that it would help people financially. this was welcomed by some car manufacturers, but others said it could undermine corporate investment into the uk car industry. and labour has pledged to restore the 2030 target if they win power. but another important consideration is indeed the charging network. as the independent...
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the uk, us, lebanon, including an immediate embargo on arms ending up in the bodies of our children, and leveraged like suspending israel's membership of the un because it has already violated the un security council resolution and calling for an immediate ceasefire which the uk voted for. so, genocidal israel is not the discussion, the discussion is the rest of the world and what it is going to do, and what are the consequences on all of us after the normalisation of the mass murder of children, the normalisation of the mass destruction of an entire population, the erasure of an entire people by the use of famine, and disease as weapons of war? we are in the 21st century, and i believe the consequences will be severe. i believe the world, especially the west, have got to think seriously now, not just about palestine and what is happening, but about the international rules, international system. when will be the next war? against who? whose children? how are bigots all around the world going to use this moment to normalise such scenes that offend our humanity. i'm sorry to tell you t
the uk, us, lebanon, including an immediate embargo on arms ending up in the bodies of our children, and leveraged like suspending israel's membership of the un because it has already violated the un security council resolution and calling for an immediate ceasefire which the uk voted for. so, genocidal israel is not the discussion, the discussion is the rest of the world and what it is going to do, and what are the consequences on all of us after the normalisation of the mass murder of...
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mcilroy is one ofjust six uk players here. the lowest figure this century is partly down to this sport's modern split. on the saudi—backed liv tour, it's hard to qualify for the masters. lee westwood and ian poulter are two who won't be here this week. liv in the pga are still in talks on a merger. until then, last year's champion is still one of the rebels. jon rahm won the masters, then moved to liv last december in a deal worth more than £400 million. but no prize fund can buy what they win at augusta. having the jacket, i kept it on my closet on a spot where i would walk by it every single day. and obviously, inevitably, every once in a while you put it on. you know, it is the biggest tournament in the world, with no offence to anything else, but it's probably the most followed one by people that don't even play golf. that's, ithink, what makes the difference. your notoriety goes up quite a bit. is there still any tension or does everybodyjust happy to see each other? you guys love to kind of try to make it sound like,
mcilroy is one ofjust six uk players here. the lowest figure this century is partly down to this sport's modern split. on the saudi—backed liv tour, it's hard to qualify for the masters. lee westwood and ian poulter are two who won't be here this week. liv in the pga are still in talks on a merger. until then, last year's champion is still one of the rebels. jon rahm won the masters, then moved to liv last december in a deal worth more than £400 million. but no prize fund can buy what they...
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a policy which would mean an bod the uk. a policy which would mean anybody currently _ the uk. a policy which would mean anybody currently 15 _ the uk. a policy which would mean anybody currently 15 years - the uk. a policy which would mean anybody currently 15 years of - the uk. a policy which would mean anybody currently 15 years of age i the uk. a policy which would mean | anybody currently 15 years of age or younger will never legally be able to buy cigarettes in the uk. she has told the house of commons this is all about giving the next generation the freedom to live longer and healthier lives. freedom, of course, is a word cherished by many on the rights in particular, and it is the case conservative's are divided on this policy. there are those like victoria arkin into field smoking is just so bad. it is bad for your health, and it is imperative they take this step to get rid of it, but there are others in the party who are very uncomfortable about what they see as an excessive intrusion on people's freedom to smoke if they choose to, and we'll get a sense of the argumen
a policy which would mean an bod the uk. a policy which would mean anybody currently _ the uk. a policy which would mean anybody currently 15 _ the uk. a policy which would mean anybody currently 15 years - the uk. a policy which would mean anybody currently 15 years of - the uk. a policy which would mean anybody currently 15 years of age i the uk. a policy which would mean | anybody currently 15 years of age or younger will never legally be able to buy cigarettes in the uk. she has told the...
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however, israel's allies, like the us and uk, have urged it to avoid any escalation, and the uk says efforts are focused on ensuring a pause in fighting and getting aid into gaza. a really lovely story for you now. poppy cahill is 21 and has been using her artwork to communicate how it feels to live with a chronic illness. she was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis after years of symptoms when she was 16 and has a stoma. she hopes that sharing her work will raise awareness. it's time now for ten seconds of dormice bridges, forestry england have set up some mini rope bridges in the forest of dean to help hazel dormice travel safely between the tree tops. now they can make it to wherever they want to go. and isn't that a relief? you are well and truly caught up. see you later. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm gavin ramjaun. here's what's coming up on the programme. a tremendous night for chelsea — they hammer everton, with cole palmer again at the centre of the action. nadal�*s back — the spaniard plays at barcelona as excitement builds around his return to the clay. and we mee
however, israel's allies, like the us and uk, have urged it to avoid any escalation, and the uk says efforts are focused on ensuring a pause in fighting and getting aid into gaza. a really lovely story for you now. poppy cahill is 21 and has been using her artwork to communicate how it feels to live with a chronic illness. she was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis after years of symptoms when she was 16 and has a stoma. she hopes that sharing her work will raise awareness. it's time now for ten...
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any progress in the rest of the uk was slow. gay sex was illegal in scotland until 1981 and an offence in northern ireland until 1982. mufseen from london came out as gay when he was 24. he's from a big family and has gone to lots of their weddings. but he wonders whether it's something he might be able to do, too. yeah, so i grew up in brighton and my parents are both bangladeshi and muslim. it was, like, a very lovely childhood to grow up by the sea. so, i grew up with five sisters and one brother and i'm the youngest. wow. so, i actually saw all of my siblings get married, one by one, until, like, the pecking order came down to me. going to some weddings, especially as i got into, like, teenage years, it became bittersweet because i was like, "oh, you know, i really enjoy "weddings and all the tradition. "when it's my turn, i'm just going to probably "disappoint my parents." and that's quite a lot to hold as a young person. when did thinking you might be gay start? i've always been gay. and i think in south asian cultures —
any progress in the rest of the uk was slow. gay sex was illegal in scotland until 1981 and an offence in northern ireland until 1982. mufseen from london came out as gay when he was 24. he's from a big family and has gone to lots of their weddings. but he wonders whether it's something he might be able to do, too. yeah, so i grew up in brighton and my parents are both bangladeshi and muslim. it was, like, a very lovely childhood to grow up by the sea. so, i grew up with five sisters and one...
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thank you very much _ uk's rwanda policy? thank you very much for— uk's rwanda policy? thank you very much for having _ uk's rwanda policy? thank you very much for having me. - uk's rwanda policy? thank you very much for having me. first| very much for having me. first of all i should mention that in the report you say that the manus prison clamp was closed in 2017 but actually it was closed in 2019. but generally, i think the history of australia detention system and the policy on manus island was clear, it has been recorded by human rights organisations, it is recorded byjournalists and people who have been writing to expose that system and definitely the uk and people in the uk can learn a lot from what australia has done. i think the biggest lesson that people in the uk can learn is that in any way that you do this policy, definitely it will end up in tragedy because we know in australia that they create the tragedy and hundreds of people, thousands of people, have been damaged mentally and physically so there is no way to do this policy, what the government said in
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around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at a uk story making news. the ringleader behind an armed robbery in which a west yorkshire police officer was killed in 2005, was convicted of her murder thursday. 75—year—old piran ditta khan was found guilty at leeds crown court of pc sharon beshenivsky�*s murder after a six—week trial. he fled to pakistan shortly after shooting two officers during an armed raid at a travel agent in bradford. as police approached the entrance, three men burst out of the office and fired at both officers, killing beshenivsky. she will always be remembered. i would like to acknowledge the respect and dignity that sharon's family have shown over the past 18 years and i hope that today's conviction goes some way in enabling them to move on with their life. khan was also found guilty of two counts of possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life and two counts of possession of a prohibited weapon. you're live with bbc news. the north atlantic treaty organization alliance — better known as nato — marked its 75th
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i'm proud the uk has played — backing a pause. i'm proud the uk has played a _ backing a pause. i'm proud the uk has played a leading _ backing a pause. i'm proud the uk has played a leading role - backing a pause. i'm proud the uk has played a leading role in - backing a pause. i'm proud the uk has played a leading role in doing | has played a leading role in doing that, tripled our aid commitment. you're getting aid in by land, sea and air, field hospital arrived from manchester, aid being dropped by air and we are working with other countries to open up a maritime corridor so we will do everything we can on the ground and diplomatically to bring about an end to this conflict. ~ , , ,, ., ,, conflict. prime minister rishi sunak answerin: conflict. prime minister rishi sunak answering a — conflict. prime minister rishi sunak answering a lot _ conflict. prime minister rishi sunak answering a lot of _ conflict. prime minister rishi sunak answering a lot of questions - conflict. prime minister rishi sunak answering a lot of questions earlier| answering a lot of questions earlier
i'm proud the uk has played — backing a pause. i'm proud the uk has played a _ backing a pause. i'm proud the uk has played a leading _ backing a pause. i'm proud the uk has played a leading role - backing a pause. i'm proud the uk has played a leading role in - backing a pause. i'm proud the uk has played a leading role in doing | has played a leading role in doing that, tripled our aid commitment. you're getting aid in by land, sea and air, field hospital arrived from manchester, aid being...
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across the uk have what he called a — politicians across the uk have what he called ., . ., politicians across the uk have what he called ., _, . ., ., he called a collective fair of talkin: he called a collective fair of talking about _ he called a collective fair of talking about climate. - he called a collective fair of talking about climate. he l he called a collective fair of. talking about climate. he also criticised the scottish government in edinburgh and said it was desperately...
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heaviest across the north of the uk. temperatures where they should be for the time of year, perhaps a little below. ten to 15 degrees. then things warm up in the south, 20 degrees or even higher for saturday and friday. it stays unsettled in the north west. goodbye. "tough conversations" are what's needed, says janet yellen as the us treasury secretary seeks to build bridges with china. a fresh headache for boeing, as a part falls off one of its 737 planes on a us route served by southwest airlines. welcome to world business report. hello, i'm ben thompson with the top business stories. starting in china, where the us treasury secretary is having what she calls "tough conversations" with counterparts in beijing. in recent days janet yellen has been meeting senior officials including the premier li qiang. both china and the united states have a number of key concerns much of it rooted in trade tensions which have been gathering pace for years. dr yellen's seeking to navigate these issues and smooth a few feathers in beij
heaviest across the north of the uk. temperatures where they should be for the time of year, perhaps a little below. ten to 15 degrees. then things warm up in the south, 20 degrees or even higher for saturday and friday. it stays unsettled in the north west. goodbye. "tough conversations" are what's needed, says janet yellen as the us treasury secretary seeks to build bridges with china. a fresh headache for boeing, as a part falls off one of its 737 planes on a us route served by...
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that was lord cameron, the uk foreign secretary speaking - uk foreign secretary speaking earlier to my colleagues. you can hear more on that, that was part of the ukraine podcast. you're seeing images of the meeting in brussels to celebrate the 75th anniversary of nato. we can can speak to our defence correspondent who is there. in terms of the biggest challenges facing nato, one of the key points an the agenda is funding for ukraine? , ., , an the agenda is funding for ukraine? , . , ., , , ., ukraine? yes, what is happening at the moment _ ukraine? yes, what is happening at the moment is _ ukraine? yes, what is happening at the moment is they _ ukraine? yes, what is happening at the moment is they have _ ukraine? yes, what is happening at the moment is they have had - ukraine? yes, what is happening at the moment is they have had the i the moment is they have had the celebrations earlier today and they had a cake and a nato hymn and gave speeches, where you heard jens stoltenberg talking of the importance of america needing to be a partner with europe and europe needing to work with
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to bring you and an underlying, this is uk - and an underlying, this is uk lawyers writing to the uk government but from the us perspective, this is important because the us supplies such an amount to israel. for important because the us supplies such an amount to israel.- important because the us supplies such an amount to israel. for the uk and here the — such an amount to israel. for the uk and here the us, _ such an amount to israel. for the uk and here the us, we _ such an amount to israel. for the uk and here the us, we have a - and here the us, we have a conversation _ and here the us, we have a conversation of— and here the us, we have a conversation of resupplyingj and here the us, we have a- conversation of resupplying israel and the _ conversation of resupplying israel and the war— conversation of resupplying israel and the war and _ conversation of resupplying israel and the war and i— conversation of resupplying israel and the war and i think— conversation of resupplying israel and the war and i think you - conversation of resupplying israel and the war and i t
to bring you and an underlying, this is uk - and an underlying, this is uk lawyers writing to the uk government but from the us perspective, this is important because the us supplies such an amount to israel. for important because the us supplies such an amount to israel.- important because the us supplies such an amount to israel. for the uk and here the — such an amount to israel. for the uk and here the us, _ such an amount to israel. for the uk and here the us, we _ such an amount to...
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two police forces in the uk are now investigating reports that several mps were sent explicit messages and images in a suspected parliamentary honey trap. more than 150 people have been rescued from floodwaters in and around sydney as more people prepared to leave their homes. the area's mean damn, supplying most of the city's drinking water, has overflowed. now on bbc news... take me to the opera: the power of glyndebourne. i've been an opera fan for decades, and i want to share my passion with you. so i'm on a mission to find out how opera is reinventing itself for the 21st century. this time, i go to glyndebourne in the english countryside to find out why it's a unique place that offers more than opera. we've got beautiful grounds and gardens and lakes, a wonderful visual art gallery and then a wonderful opera. glyndebourne may be a historic venue, but it is also trying to make opera fit for the future by being a pioneer in sustainability. we were the first arts organisation to put up a wind turbine. we're running on wind. glyndebourne, as an icon in operatic sustainability, has rea
two police forces in the uk are now investigating reports that several mps were sent explicit messages and images in a suspected parliamentary honey trap. more than 150 people have been rescued from floodwaters in and around sydney as more people prepared to leave their homes. the area's mean damn, supplying most of the city's drinking water, has overflowed. now on bbc news... take me to the opera: the power of glyndebourne. i've been an opera fan for decades, and i want to share my passion...
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chris stark says the pm has left the uk at risk of falling behind other countries. here in the uk, the head of the government watchdog, i beg your pardon, we are going to talk about elections instead. in exactly two weeks time, we�*ll be raking over the results of the local and mayoral elections in england, and the police and crime about the coming general election. there are 11 mayoral contests taking place from london to liverpool and beyond. tees valley is currently held by a conservative mayor, but the result there is likely to be significant for the two men vying to be prime minister. newsnight�*s nicholas watt reports from tees valley.
chris stark says the pm has left the uk at risk of falling behind other countries. here in the uk, the head of the government watchdog, i beg your pardon, we are going to talk about elections instead. in exactly two weeks time, we�*ll be raking over the results of the local and mayoral elections in england, and the police and crime about the coming general election. there are 11 mayoral contests taking place from london to liverpool and beyond. tees valley is currently held by a conservative...
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the price of the caviar in azerbaijan is like four times less than in the uk. filled with ancient wonders, it's a place where the natural world has shaped its history for generations. a unique country, with nine climate zones. it borders russia to the north, iran to the south, with the caspian sea on one side, and georgia and armenia on the other. i want to explore the many faces of azerbaijan, both old and new, through its people, culture and food to find out more about this diverse and complex country. baku is a swing! it's a jazz! fish, yeah! my favourite — i love fish. nazrin, hi. and, there are horses! yeah. i didn't know we're going to have horses. i'm also here to find out why the likes of you and me, potential tourists, are seen as the bright new hope as an alternative to black gold. so, welcome to azerbaijan. when you look at the guidebook, or on travel websites, or in fact almost anything about azerbaijan, they all start by telling you the same thing — azerbaijan is the land of fire! huge natural gas and oil deposits are so close to the surface th
the price of the caviar in azerbaijan is like four times less than in the uk. filled with ancient wonders, it's a place where the natural world has shaped its history for generations. a unique country, with nine climate zones. it borders russia to the north, iran to the south, with the caspian sea on one side, and georgia and armenia on the other. i want to explore the many faces of azerbaijan, both old and new, through its people, culture and food to find out more about this diverse and...
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if the uk government were to| the uk. if the uk government were to decide _ the uk. if the uk government were to decide not— the uk. if the uk government were to decide not to — the uk. if the uk government were to decide not to allow _ the uk. if the uk government were to decide not to allow those _ the uk. if the uk government were to decide not to allow those to _ the uk. if the uk government were to decide not to allow those to go, - decide not to allow those to go, then— decide not...
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what would the consequences be for the uk if that i consequences be for the uk if that was found to be the case? i4541431111 consequences be for the uk if that was found to be the case?- was found to be the case? well i would say _ was found to be the case? well i would say a _ was found to be the case? well i would say a lot _ was found to be the case? well i would say a lot of _ was found to be the case? well i l would say a lot of embarrassment. was found to be the case? well i . would say a lot of embarrassment. i would say a lot of embarrassment. i would say a lot of embarrassment. i would say that, as i say, that we will be ordered by a judge to stop exporting if we don't pre—empt that by stopping that before then. i think also what i would like to see from a military point of view that we would do ourselves, not only the better co—ordination, but accountability and now it is a system where we expect the soldiers and the chain of command to be held to account. not only for the possibility that direct targeting took place on purpose in order to hit the humanitarian convoy yest
what would the consequences be for the uk if that i consequences be for the uk if that was found to be the case? i4541431111 consequences be for the uk if that was found to be the case?- was found to be the case? well i would say _ was found to be the case? well i would say a _ was found to be the case? well i would say a lot _ was found to be the case? well i would say a lot of _ was found to be the case? well i l would say a lot of embarrassment. was found to be the case? well i . would say a...
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as you mentioned, the uk was involved militarily over i the uk was involved militarily over the uk was involved militarily over the weekend. how concerned are you that this country could be drawn further into any potential conflict in the region? it is further into any potential conflict in the region?— in the region? it is a constant concern but _ in the region? it is a constant concern but the _ in the region? it is a constant concern but the uk _ in the region? it is a constant concern but the uk forces - in the region? it is a constant concern but the uk forces are in the region? it is a constant i concern but the uk forces are in in the region? it is a constant - concern but the uk forces are in the middle east to try to enforce that wider regional stability, protecting international shipping in the red sea, helping deliver essential humanitarian aid to gaza, and they are there also to defend, help defend israel and our partners in the region. the important thing is that we back, i think, the action we saw over the weekend, defensive action alongside allies, to help israel defea
as you mentioned, the uk was involved militarily over i the uk was involved militarily over the uk was involved militarily over the weekend. how concerned are you that this country could be drawn further into any potential conflict in the region? it is further into any potential conflict in the region?— in the region? it is a constant concern but _ in the region? it is a constant concern but the _ in the region? it is a constant concern but the uk _ in the region? it is a constant concern but...
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the vast majority of airports in the uk will. majority of airports in the uk will be in _ majority of airports in the uk will be in the — majority of airports in the uk will be in the process of switching out fair scanners, so our message to passengers — fair scanners, so our message to passengers is, do come with your liquids _ passengers is, do come with your liquids in — passengers is, do come with your liquids in a — passengers is, do come with your liquids in a liquid back and get ready— liquids in a liquid back and get ready to — liquids in a liquid back and get ready to take your laptops are. people — ready to take your laptops are. people are being asked to check before they travel to avoid confusion or delays. before they travel to avoid confusion or dela s. . , , , ., confusion or delays. passengers are aware of what _ confusion or delays. passengers are aware of what they _ confusion or delays. passengers are aware of what they can _ confusion or delays. passengers are aware of what they can take - confusion or delays. passengers are aware of what they can tak
the vast majority of airports in the uk will. majority of airports in the uk will be in _ majority of airports in the uk will be in the — majority of airports in the uk will be in the process of switching out fair scanners, so our message to passengers — fair scanners, so our message to passengers is, do come with your liquids _ passengers is, do come with your liquids in — passengers is, do come with your liquids in a — passengers is, do come with your liquids in a liquid back and get...
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i the uk if that was found to be the case? ., _ ., the uk if that was found to be the case? ., ., ., the uk if that was found to be the case? ., , . ., ., case? i would say a lot of embarrassment, - case? i would say a lot of embarrassment, they - case? i would say a lot of| embarrassment, they will case? i would say a lot of- embarrassment, they will say we case? i would say a lot of— embarrassment, they will say we will be ordered to potentially stop exporting if we have not done by stopping doing that before then and i think also what i would like to see from a military point of view is not only the better coordination that your respondents have been talking about but in our system, we would expect the soldiers and the chain of command in terms of officers to be held to account and that's not only if their sense have been punished, for example the raid took place on purpose in order to hit the humanitarian aid convoy but since lack of adequate care so i would like to see proper accountability and that is what we would do. i set out a model process for paperfor our would
i the uk if that was found to be the case? ., _ ., the uk if that was found to be the case? ., ., ., the uk if that was found to be the case? ., , . ., ., case? i would say a lot of embarrassment, - case? i would say a lot of embarrassment, they - case? i would say a lot of| embarrassment, they will case? i would say a lot of- embarrassment, they will say we case? i would say a lot of— embarrassment, they will say we will be ordered to potentially stop exporting if we have not done by...
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again, the uk government does say, that it again, the uk government does say, thatitis again, the uk government does say, that it is a safe country, what is the answer to the issue of illegal migration around the world? again, a lot of the peeple _ migration around the world? again, a lot of the people are _ migration around the world? again, a lot of the people are seeking - lot of the people are seeking international protection, which actually is legal to do, once you claim that bright to international protection, you can legally be given the right to stay there. and in terms of what is the answer, i think we need a reframing, there has been so much dehumanisation, even the use of the word migrant is dehumanising, it is separating people from the sense that these are people with hopes and dreams and goals, families that will mourn them if they die. and actually there are so many people in need of assistance. so, yeah, to focus on a very small aspect of that is not seeing the bigger picture of what is going on in the world at the moment and the scale of the crises that are happening
again, the uk government does say, that it again, the uk government does say, thatitis again, the uk government does say, that it is a safe country, what is the answer to the issue of illegal migration around the world? again, a lot of the peeple _ migration around the world? again, a lot of the people are _ migration around the world? again, a lot of the people are seeking - lot of the people are seeking international protection, which actually is legal to do, once you claim that bright to...
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and so we are surely— and the uk. we know this. and so we are surely duty— bound _ and the uk. we know this. and so we are surely duty— bound to _ and the uk. we know this. and so we are surely duty—bound to act - and the uk. we know this. and so we are surely duty—bound to act and - are surely duty—bound to act and prevent — are surely duty—bound to act and prevent harms _ are surely duty—bound to act and prevent harms. the _ are surely duty-bound to act and prevent harms.— are surely duty-bound to act and revent harms. , ., , ., , prevent harms. the liberal democrats are conflicted- — prevent harms. the liberal democrats are conflicted. i _ prevent harms. the liberal democrats are conflicted. i do _ prevent harms. the liberal democrats are conflicted. i do think— prevent harms. the liberal democrats are conflicted. i do think that - are conflicted. i do think that there are _ are conflicted. i do think that there are some _ are conflicted. i do think that there are some good - are conflicted. i do think that there are some good legal. are conflicted. i do
and so we are surely— and the uk. we know this. and so we are surely duty— bound _ and the uk. we know this. and so we are surely duty— bound to _ and the uk. we know this. and so we are surely duty—bound to act - and the uk. we know this. and so we are surely duty—bound to act and - are surely duty—bound to act and prevent — are surely duty—bound to act and prevent harms _ are surely duty—bound to act and prevent harms. the _ are surely duty-bound to act and prevent harms.—...
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keep in mind, the numbers we dealwith— the uk. keep in mind, the numbers we deaiwith her_ the uk. keep in mind, the numbers we dealwith herso the uk. keep in mind, the numbers we deal with her so much were staggering. i think you showed a slide _ staggering. i think you showed a slide of— staggering. i think you showed a slide of about 6000 people so far this yeah — slide of about 6000 people so far this year. the last couple of months i've this year. the last couple of months i've seen— this year. the last couple of months i've seen solid numbers in december where _ i've seen solid numbers in december where we _ i've seen solid numbers in december where we had to earn 25,000 people in the _ where we had to earn 25,000 people in the month of december alone cross _ in the month of december alone cross. ., ., , , , , cross. no one is disputing there is a crisis or the _ cross. no one is disputing there is a crisis or the southern _ cross. no one is disputing there is a crisis or the southern border. i a crisis or the southern border. someone has to do something about it. speak
keep in mind, the numbers we dealwith— the uk. keep in mind, the numbers we deaiwith her_ the uk. keep in mind, the numbers we dealwith herso the uk. keep in mind, the numbers we deal with her so much were staggering. i think you showed a slide _ staggering. i think you showed a slide of— staggering. i think you showed a slide of about 6000 people so far this yeah — slide of about 6000 people so far this year. the last couple of months i've this year. the last couple of months i've...
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that the uk . government failure to discharge fundamental— government failure to discharge fundamental legal _ government failure to discharge fundamental legal obligations . government failure to discharge j fundamental legal obligations in government failure to discharge - fundamental legal obligations in the face of— fundamental legal obligations in the face of the _ fundamental legal obligations in the face of the unfolding _ fundamental legal obligations in the face of the unfolding catastrophe . fundamental legal obligations in the face of the unfolding catastrophe in| face of the unfolding catastrophe in gaza _ he wants to see changes and we will look at what that could mean. also on the programme, nato is 75 years old. not much time to look back. they've been looking at how to support ukraine in the future. a man who went on the run after murdering pc sharon beshenivsky almost 20 years ago, is finally found guilty. and in the world of artificial intelligence billie eilish, the patriachy
that the uk . government failure to discharge fundamental— government failure to discharge fundamental legal _ government failure to discharge fundamental legal obligations . government failure to discharge j fundamental legal obligations in government failure to discharge - fundamental legal obligations in the face of— fundamental legal obligations in the face of the _ fundamental legal obligations in the face of the unfolding _ fundamental legal obligations in the face of the unfolding...
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here in the uk, a conservative mp has defected to the opposition labour party. dan poulter has been the mp for central suffolk and north ipswich since the 2010 election. he combines his political career with practising medicine as an nhs hospital doctor on a part—time basis. in an interview with laura kuenssberg, he confirmed he was defecting to labour. the prime minister under pressure. the doctor departing the tory tribe. dan poulter has been a doctor and a conservative mp for 1h years, but in that rare move, a political defection, he's quit and is joining labour too. i found it increasingly difficult to look my nhs colleagues in the eye, my patients in the eye, and my constituents in the eye with good conscience. and ifeel that the nhs deserves better than it has at the moment in terms of how its run and governed. since 2010, though, constituents in your suffolk home have chosen you, sent you to westminster as a conservative. some of them might be angry that you have left the party that they chose. what do you say to them? i thought about it and i thought,
here in the uk, a conservative mp has defected to the opposition labour party. dan poulter has been the mp for central suffolk and north ipswich since the 2010 election. he combines his political career with practising medicine as an nhs hospital doctor on a part—time basis. in an interview with laura kuenssberg, he confirmed he was defecting to labour. the prime minister under pressure. the doctor departing the tory tribe. dan poulter has been a doctor and a conservative mp for 1h years, but...
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this is unfortunately not an eclipse for us here in the uk . an eclipse for us here in the uk unless you are very lucky to be very very north and able to catch itjust as the sun sets. otherwise, scientifically we are really looking for lots of different ways to study parts of the sun we can't normally see because we have to block out the centre from the solid disc. it’s centre from the solid disc. it's really key. _ centre from the solid disc. it's really key, isn't _ centre from the solid disc. it's really key, isn't it, it makes it enormously hard to study the sun in normal time, so this provides a little window to be able to do that in a far better way.— in a far better way. yeah, the son doesnt in a far better way. yeah, the son doesn't step _ in a far better way. yeah, the son doesn't step at — in a far better way. yeah, the son doesn't stop at the _ in a far better way. yeah, the son doesn't stop at the edge - in a far better way. yeah, the son doesn't stop at the edge of- in a far better way. yeah, the son doesn't stop at the edge of where in a far better way. yeah, the
this is unfortunately not an eclipse for us here in the uk . an eclipse for us here in the uk unless you are very lucky to be very very north and able to catch itjust as the sun sets. otherwise, scientifically we are really looking for lots of different ways to study parts of the sun we can't normally see because we have to block out the centre from the solid disc. it’s centre from the solid disc. it's really key. _ centre from the solid disc. it's really key, isn't _ centre from the solid...
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impact on israel arms sales to israel, which have become a very, very live political issue here in the uk. the deputy prime minister, interviewed on sunday with laura kuenssberg here on sunday with laura kuenssberg here on the bbc a short while ago, this is what he had to say. where there are specific concerns about different areas of israel's contact, we are raising those concerns with israel. it's so important to remember this — we've gone from the horrors of six months ago to holding israel to extraordinary high standards. it's right we do so and it's right that we raise these concerns where we say, look, what you're doing in respect of not getting aid in or what you're doing in respect of your targeting raises concerns for us and we need you to engage. some mps in the house of commons in westminster are calling for arms sales to be stopped to israel, to be posed, given the events there. labour hasn't gone that far but what they do say in this incidence is that the government should publish the legal advice it has been given. on the same programme, labour's shadow foreign secretary d
impact on israel arms sales to israel, which have become a very, very live political issue here in the uk. the deputy prime minister, interviewed on sunday with laura kuenssberg here on sunday with laura kuenssberg here on the bbc a short while ago, this is what he had to say. where there are specific concerns about different areas of israel's contact, we are raising those concerns with israel. it's so important to remember this — we've gone from the horrors of six months ago to holding...