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right, you got to compare that to the cancer risk just from being obese, you know, as cancer research uk, the biggest british cancer group, warns, when you carry excess weight in your body. that fat doesn't just sit. it's not inert, it's active. it sends signals through your body and one of the signals that it sends is for your cells to divide more rapidly, which, of course, can cause cancer. this is why, in fact, obesity is one of the biggest causes of cancer here in the united states. and we don't think of it that way. you think, oh, my auntie died breast cancer, but actually obesity is may well be what killed your auntie. the obesity may well have triggered the breast cancer. it's not the cause of all of it, but it's the cause of a lot of it. so, again, you see at every stage you've got to be weighing the complexity here. and i think people really need to go down the risk of obesity that i lay out in book and the 12 risks associated with the drugs and see, well, which of these apply to me? some of them don't apply to me. right. and one risk i'm really worried about is pregnancy. we kn
right, you got to compare that to the cancer risk just from being obese, you know, as cancer research uk, the biggest british cancer group, warns, when you carry excess weight in your body. that fat doesn't just sit. it's not inert, it's active. it sends signals through your body and one of the signals that it sends is for your cells to divide more rapidly, which, of course, can cause cancer. this is why, in fact, obesity is one of the biggest causes of cancer here in the united states. and we...
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region in the uk or nafion >> yeah. region in the uk or nation or region in the uk. basically what i do is i read the words that are written down in the newspaper out loud, i don't know any other words than the ones that are written here. so the question for me is, have the snp really done anything of any value? because it does feel like all they talk about is genitals and making people poorer and, you know, removing genitals or removing, you know, whatever. they've never seemed to achieve anything . to achieve anything. >> there was a bottle recycling scheme, come on, credit where it's due. >> yeah. and they had some ferries with painted on windows. we know that. but whilst this initial legislation has capped rents for existing tenants who remained in place, the rules did not apply to taking on new leases. and that's where that's where the kick is for this. so all you do is you you end that, you end that lease as a landlord and you kick one in the next week. that's you know, twice the rent or whatever it might well be a significant percentage rise and you end up wit
region in the uk or nafion >> yeah. region in the uk or nation or region in the uk. basically what i do is i read the words that are written down in the newspaper out loud, i don't know any other words than the ones that are written here. so the question for me is, have the snp really done anything of any value? because it does feel like all they talk about is genitals and making people poorer and, you know, removing genitals or removing, you know, whatever. they've never seemed to...
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fairly quiet on the weather front across most of the uk right now. the storms have also cleared from southwestern england as well as wales. this is what we had during saturday — flash floods in places. how about the weather on sunday? it�*s actually not looking bad at all for most of us. a lot of bright, if not sunny weather on the way. however, some coastal areas, particularly around the north sea, could be grey and chilly. so this is how we start the day. inland and out towards the west, the weather�*s looking fine and sunny right from the word go. but these eastern counties, or here, it may take time for that sunshine to break through that layer of gray or that stratus and sea fog that will have rolled in overnight. so the afternoon looking pretty sunny across most of the uk, again, with the exception of some coastal areas. could be some showers across southwestern parts of scotland, maybe the southwest of england. inland 22 or 23 celsius in that strong sunshine. but where the low, grey clouds stick around anywhere along the north sea coast,
fairly quiet on the weather front across most of the uk right now. the storms have also cleared from southwestern england as well as wales. this is what we had during saturday — flash floods in places. how about the weather on sunday? it�*s actually not looking bad at all for most of us. a lot of bright, if not sunny weather on the way. however, some coastal areas, particularly around the north sea, could be grey and chilly. so this is how we start the day. inland and out towards the west,...
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fairly quiet on the weather front across most of the uk right now. the storms have also cleared from southwestern england as well as wales. this is what we had during saturday — flash floods in places. how about the weather on sunday? it's actually not looking bad at all for most of us. a lot of bright, if not sunny weather on the way. however, some coastal areas, particularly around the north sea, could be grey and chilly. so this is how we start the day. inland and out towards the west, the weather's looking fine and sunny right from the word go. but these eastern counties, or here, it may take time for that sunshine to break through that layer of gray or that stratus and sea fog that will have rolled in overnight. so the afternoon looking pretty sunny across most of the uk, again, with the exception of some coastal areas. could be some showers across southwestern parts of scotland, maybe the southwest of england. inland 22 or 23 celsius in that strong sunshine. but where the low, grey clouds stick around anywhere along the north sea coast, but p
fairly quiet on the weather front across most of the uk right now. the storms have also cleared from southwestern england as well as wales. this is what we had during saturday — flash floods in places. how about the weather on sunday? it's actually not looking bad at all for most of us. a lot of bright, if not sunny weather on the way. however, some coastal areas, particularly around the north sea, could be grey and chilly. so this is how we start the day. inland and out towards the west, the...
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they are a key cultural, the uk. they are a key cultural, political, economic , diplomatic political, economic, diplomatic and military ally. our two nafions and military ally. our two nations came together in the second world war to defeat hitler and in the 1930s, under thatcher and reagan, to preside over an economic miracle and the collapse of the iron curtain . collapse of the iron curtain. well, there's a huge risk that labour will erect a big red curtain between britain and america should they win power. and if trump gets in, particularly given khan's recent comments, if britain is hoping for that transformative trade deal with the united states, i won't hold my breath. if starmer is in number 10. look, donald trump is chaotic. i'm not sure he's fit for high office. i don't think he's honest. i don't like his attitude to women and the january 6th riots on the capital were a moment of national shame for america. and trump helped fan those flames. plus it's wrong, notwithstanding concerns about voting irregulari
they are a key cultural, the uk. they are a key cultural, political, economic , diplomatic political, economic, diplomatic and military ally. our two nafions and military ally. our two nations came together in the second world war to defeat hitler and in the 1930s, under thatcher and reagan, to preside over an economic miracle and the collapse of the iron curtain . collapse of the iron curtain. well, there's a huge risk that labour will erect a big red curtain between britain and america...
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fairly quiet on the weather front across most of the uk right now. the storms have also cleared from southwestern england as well as wales. this is what we had during saturday — flash floods in places. how about the weather on sunday? it's actually not looking bad at all for most of us. a lot of bright, if not sunny weather on the way. however, some coastal areas, particularly around the north sea, could be grey and chilly. so this is how we start the day. inland and out towards the west, the weather's looking fine and sunny right from the word go. but these eastern counties, or here, it may take time for that sunshine to break through that layer of gray or that stratus and sea fog that will have rolled in overnight. so the afternoon looking pretty sunny across most of the uk, again, with the exception of some coastal areas. could be some showers across southwestern parts of scotland, maybe the southwest of england. inland 22 or 23 celsius in that strong sunshine. but where the low, grey clouds stick around anywhere along the north sea coast, but p
fairly quiet on the weather front across most of the uk right now. the storms have also cleared from southwestern england as well as wales. this is what we had during saturday — flash floods in places. how about the weather on sunday? it's actually not looking bad at all for most of us. a lot of bright, if not sunny weather on the way. however, some coastal areas, particularly around the north sea, could be grey and chilly. so this is how we start the day. inland and out towards the west, the...
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fairly quiet on the weather front across most of the uk right now. the storms have also cleared from southwestern england as well as wales. this is what we had during saturday — flash floods in places. how about the weather on sunday? it's actually not looking bad at all for most of us. a lot of bright, if not sunny weather on the way. however, some coastal areas, particularly around the north sea, could be grey and chilly. so this is how we start the day. inland and out towards the west, the weather's looking fine and sunny right from the word go. but these eastern counties, or here, it may take time for that sunshine to break through that layer of gray or that stratus and sea fog that will have rolled in overnight. so the afternoon looking pretty sunny across most of the uk, again, with the exception of some coastal areas. could be some showers across southwestern parts of scotland, maybe the southwest of england. inland 22 or 23 celsius in that strong sunshine. but where the low, grey clouds stick around anywhere along the north sea coast, but p
fairly quiet on the weather front across most of the uk right now. the storms have also cleared from southwestern england as well as wales. this is what we had during saturday — flash floods in places. how about the weather on sunday? it's actually not looking bad at all for most of us. a lot of bright, if not sunny weather on the way. however, some coastal areas, particularly around the north sea, could be grey and chilly. so this is how we start the day. inland and out towards the west, the...
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flood warnings have been issued across the uk after days of unprecedented. they found another body someone wanted us to think that he drowned in here. i be careful if i were you . well, on this beautiful day on the bay, the annual ocean avenue car show roared back to life in san francisco. hundreds of people were strolling along ocean and lee avenues, checking out all kinds of classic exotics , low riders, motorcycles. it was all out there. car owners say it gave them a chance to show off the workmanship and love that they put into their rides, including, of course, the horsepower and style. i like to see people being happy and wanting to see my car. it makes me feel excited because i put a lot of work into my car nicely done. today's event is sponsored by the omi cultural participation project. its goal is to increase cultural equity by providing opportunities to artists, performers and people of all ages, ethnicities and backgrounds. wow, the sun was really shining there rob. earlier in the day, right? but look at us now. it's like gone now story. what hap
flood warnings have been issued across the uk after days of unprecedented. they found another body someone wanted us to think that he drowned in here. i be careful if i were you . well, on this beautiful day on the bay, the annual ocean avenue car show roared back to life in san francisco. hundreds of people were strolling along ocean and lee avenues, checking out all kinds of classic exotics , low riders, motorcycles. it was all out there. car owners say it gave them a chance to show off the...
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fairly quiet on the weather front across most of the uk right now. the storms have also cleared from south—western england as well as wales. this is what we had during saturday — flash floods in places. how about the weather on sunday? it's actually not looking bad at all for most of us. a lot of bright, if not sunny weather on the way. however, some coastal areas, particularly around the north sea, could be grey and chilly. so this is how we start the day. inland and out towards the west, the weather's looking fine and sunny right from the word go. but these eastern counties, or here, it may take time for that sunshine to break through that layer of gray or that stratus and sea fog that will have rolled in overnight. so the afternoon looking pretty sunny across most of the uk, again, with the exception of some coastal areas. could be some showers across south—western parts of scotland, maybe the south—west of england. inland 22 or 23 celsius in that strong sunshine. but where the low, grey clouds stick around anywhere along the north sea coa
fairly quiet on the weather front across most of the uk right now. the storms have also cleared from south—western england as well as wales. this is what we had during saturday — flash floods in places. how about the weather on sunday? it's actually not looking bad at all for most of us. a lot of bright, if not sunny weather on the way. however, some coastal areas, particularly around the north sea, could be grey and chilly. so this is how we start the day. inland and out towards the west,...
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nato membership would be good for uk eu enabling more goods, catal services, workers and people, mutual benefits. millns of key exports like green, steel, electric and clean energy and grr access to rebuild and further innova.the european unit from one of the regis most dynamic, scaled and resilient economies and europe will have a strongertingike a vast i.t. and ai where ukraine is already a leader. there is one more important step that we can take, baking -- making russia pay for ukraine's recovery. russiahouland must pay to rebuild. it is what international law demands. is what the ukrainian people deserve. as given us the power to seize russian assets in the united states. we intend to u we are working with g7 partners to see that russia's sovereign asd to remedy the damage that it has caused. it sends a powerful message to putin thatime is not on his side. wilhelp the people fully realize their democratic aspirations. for more than three decades the ukrainian people have been defending their right to choose the path to democracy. that is the path that ukrainians voted in 1991. it i
nato membership would be good for uk eu enabling more goods, catal services, workers and people, mutual benefits. millns of key exports like green, steel, electric and clean energy and grr access to rebuild and further innova.the european unit from one of the regis most dynamic, scaled and resilient economies and europe will have a strongertingike a vast i.t. and ai where ukraine is already a leader. there is one more important step that we can take, baking -- making russia pay for ukraine's...
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. resettling, gazans into the uk. there have been a number of labour politicians have expressed their support for that. >> i look at this as a letter, indeed. >> but i look at this a bit differently. i think for me , in differently. i think for me, in my view, that would be a dream for the israeli government because ultimately this idea that you'd have this large scale resettlement routes , being resettlement routes, being organised in western countries , organised in western countries, i think the idea that if you're ultimately supportive of a palestinian homeland, it's also quite bizarre to then suggest there should be large scale resettlement routes for palestinians to be relocated to the uk and other parts of the west. so i think people need to strike a more coherent view in terms of how they see the ongoing conflict . ongoing conflict. >> all right. i'm just going to bnng >> all right. i'm just going to bring paula in because i. paula dunng bring paula in because i. paula during the break, we were discussing whet
. resettling, gazans into the uk. there have been a number of labour politicians have expressed their support for that. >> i look at this as a letter, indeed. >> but i look at this a bit differently. i think for me , in differently. i think for me, in my view, that would be a dream for the israeli government because ultimately this idea that you'd have this large scale resettlement routes , being resettlement routes, being organised in western countries , organised in western...
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unlike in the uk, where blood donation has always been voluntary, in the us, people were being paid to donate blood, and that meant that high—risk groups, including prison inmates and drug addicts, had a clear incentive notjust to donate, but to potentially lie about any infections they may be carrying. we now know those infections included hepatitis c and hiv. i'd gone into the hospital for an appointment, and theyjust went to the fridge and got some american product, and that was the first and pretty much only american product that i had been given. we weren't really aware of any difference between the factor viii that we were given, so we weren't actually aware of it being nhs and then changing to american factor viii. pete says he was given american factor viii in february 1985. stuart received it injuly 1983. both boys later tested positive for hiv. stuart was just six years old. it was absolutely awful. this beautiful little boy that we'd tried so hard for... excuse me. ..to... ..to come along in the first place. and he was beautiful. absolutely stunning. beautiful little boy.
unlike in the uk, where blood donation has always been voluntary, in the us, people were being paid to donate blood, and that meant that high—risk groups, including prison inmates and drug addicts, had a clear incentive notjust to donate, but to potentially lie about any infections they may be carrying. we now know those infections included hepatitis c and hiv. i'd gone into the hospital for an appointment, and theyjust went to the fridge and got some american product, and that was the first...
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we were in the uk, in the us together and the in the west bank now and in his community is reminiscent the second intifada communities are closed down. the mobility for palestinians is highly. there is a spike in settler violence in forced displacement of since the beginning of 2022 just prior to october 7th the un at the end of september put out a report saying since the beginning of 2022, over a thousand palestinians had been forcibly, largely by settler militias in the west bank. entire communities moved, and most of the press that describe this process called it a slow motion ethnic cleansing inside. the central strip of the west bank. and since october alone that was already a huge number, a thousand in a little less than years since october 7th alone, more than 800 more have been forcibly in the west bank. so the old processes are being accelerated under the cover of this war in gaza and abed felt that he had to rush home, be with his family. nobody, you know, almost palestinian family in the west bank, every extended family is relying on higher paying jobs in israel in the settl
we were in the uk, in the us together and the in the west bank now and in his community is reminiscent the second intifada communities are closed down. the mobility for palestinians is highly. there is a spike in settler violence in forced displacement of since the beginning of 2022 just prior to october 7th the un at the end of september put out a report saying since the beginning of 2022, over a thousand palestinians had been forcibly, largely by settler militias in the west bank. entire...
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an inquiry into the uk's biggest health scandal will release its final report next week. more than 30,000 people in the uk were infected with hiv and hepatitis c — after being given contaminated blood products by the national health service in the 19705, �*80s and �*90s. many have since died, others unknowingly passed infections on to partners — who then died. victims and their families have spent decades fighting for compensation. chloe hayward has more. it is known as the biggest treatment disaster in nhs history and so far we know 3,000 people have died in the uk from infected blood and infected blood products given by the nhs. 0verall 30,000 victims have been identified and these fall into two main categories, the people with rare genetic blood clotting disorders and people who needed blood transfusions after surgery for example. let's start with this first group, the haemophiliacs. people with blood clotting disorders need a special protein called factor viii orfactor ix injected which helps their blood clot but by the 19705 the uk was really struggling to me
an inquiry into the uk's biggest health scandal will release its final report next week. more than 30,000 people in the uk were infected with hiv and hepatitis c — after being given contaminated blood products by the national health service in the 19705, �*80s and �*90s. many have since died, others unknowingly passed infections on to partners — who then died. victims and their families have spent decades fighting for compensation. chloe hayward has more. it is known as the biggest...
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by the government to transport and accommodate cross—channel migrants and other new arrivals in the uk , is now new arrivals in the uk, is now on the sunday times rich list, with a net worth of £750 million. so that's that's good for him. it's not so good for the taxpayer, and the most generous people in the rich list are sir elton john and sir paul marshall, the man without whom gb news wouldn't exist. sir paul marshall donated £145 million in the last year, including £50 million to the london school of economics, a seven figure sum to his local church in knightsbridge , and money to tiny knightsbridge, and money to tiny tickers charity, which raises funds for babies with congenital heart disease. so that's nice. but susie, what do you make of this guy getting rich from providing accommodation to asylum seekers? i know quite a few people are angry about it. >> well, they've got to live somewhere, right? so it's not like don't give him houses. i'm more because i've read this article . i'm more excited that article. i'm more excited that about you and blair because i sung to you and
by the government to transport and accommodate cross—channel migrants and other new arrivals in the uk , is now new arrivals in the uk, is now on the sunday times rich list, with a net worth of £750 million. so that's that's good for him. it's not so good for the taxpayer, and the most generous people in the rich list are sir elton john and sir paul marshall, the man without whom gb news wouldn't exist. sir paul marshall donated £145 million in the last year, including £50 million to the...
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tours of the uk ministry of defense. he joined e royal navy in 013 and commodore in may oftain 2018. most recently, his role of defense attache attache was in kiev and head of the british defense staffeurope. for his inspiration the leadership andvi in king charles the third recently honored him as a cbe commander of the most excellent order of the british empire. john grant well, thank you everyone for being here today and thank you so much to oustfo. i'm really excited to kick off our discussion today. ted get a sense of what these two naval powers were like at particular juncture in history during the war of 1812, where we have a very young united states at war with, great britain. so first, from the american perspective, i wanted to ask how the us navy modeled itself after the royal navy in its early stages. and what similarities theysharef 1812. and thenish view the us navy ans own influence upon the us navy at the time thithis time? yes, that's a really great question. of course, the us navy is found in the there i
tours of the uk ministry of defense. he joined e royal navy in 013 and commodore in may oftain 2018. most recently, his role of defense attache attache was in kiev and head of the british defense staffeurope. for his inspiration the leadership andvi in king charles the third recently honored him as a cbe commander of the most excellent order of the british empire. john grant well, thank you everyone for being here today and thank you so much to oustfo. i'm really excited to kick off our...
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and viewers in the uk can watch the full interview on sunday — with laura kuenssberg — on bbc one at 9am. georgia's president has vetoed a controversial new law on foreign funding that's sparked weeks of mass protests. salome zourabichvili says the legislation was an obstacle on georgia's path to eu membership. here she is speaking a short time ago. today, a view toward the russian law. this law in its essence and in that spirit is a russian law which contradicts our standards and represents an opposition on the european path. the veto is correct and will be submitted to parliament. acknowledging however, salome zourabichvili acknowleged her veto was merely symbolic, as the governing party can overturn it with a simple majority in parliament. critics say the �*foreign agent�* law, which was passed on tuesday, will stifle democracy. it would oblige ngos and media organisations to register if they receive more then twenty percent of their funding from abroad. thousands of people who were having to boil their water in devon due to a parasite outbreak are being told they no longer ha
and viewers in the uk can watch the full interview on sunday — with laura kuenssberg — on bbc one at 9am. georgia's president has vetoed a controversial new law on foreign funding that's sparked weeks of mass protests. salome zourabichvili says the legislation was an obstacle on georgia's path to eu membership. here she is speaking a short time ago. today, a view toward the russian law. this law in its essence and in that spirit is a russian law which contradicts our standards and...
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. _ particularly in the uk. because they are so dynamic. they _ particularly in the uk. because they are so dynamic. they are _ particularly in the uk. because they are so dynamic. they are so - are so dynamic. they are so powerful. the sun is at its most powerful. the sun is at its most powerful now for the past 11 years, it�*s a funny moment. what that means is the geomagnetic storms arrive, these particles arrive and hit our atmosphere. they are basically wrapping themselves around parts of the earth that wouldn�*t necessarily be the case. i know in the first instance they went down to northern france, a bit into the middle. this is worldwide, notjust our own place here. it�*s exactly the same in the southern hemisphere. if you are in south africa or argentina, chile, the falklands that type of area you�*ve got as much chance as you have in the northern hemisphere. generally speaking, the further north you go the greater the chances. it�*sjust north you go the greater the chances. it�*s just the expanse of these magnetic storms hitting our atmosphere, doin
. _ particularly in the uk. because they are so dynamic. they _ particularly in the uk. because they are so dynamic. they are _ particularly in the uk. because they are so dynamic. they are so - are so dynamic. they are so powerful. the sun is at its most powerful. the sun is at its most powerful now for the past 11 years, it�*s a funny moment. what that means is the geomagnetic storms arrive, these particles arrive and hit our atmosphere. they are basically wrapping themselves around parts...
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i want to bring you some breaking news from the uk. south west water has told thousands of households in part of brixham in devon that they no longer have to boil their water. south west water said around 111,500 households in the old stunt supply area can now use their tap water safely, although some 2500 properties in hillhead, other parts of brixham and kingswear should continue to boil their supply before drinking it. you can see the bottled water being handed out there. it's all after a parasite has affected the local supply and in some areas it is still unsafe to drink. the company says tests confirmed the presence of cryptosporidium, which is causes diarrhoea at a water tank at the hillhead reservoir. a total of 46 cases of cryptosporidiosis have been confirmed so far, with more than 100 other people reporting symptoms. earlier i spoke to ben woolvin, our correspondent in brixham, and asked him whether bouts of sickness were still being reported. yes, there is the reassurance there that one source of cryptosporidium has been suc
i want to bring you some breaking news from the uk. south west water has told thousands of households in part of brixham in devon that they no longer have to boil their water. south west water said around 111,500 households in the old stunt supply area can now use their tap water safely, although some 2500 properties in hillhead, other parts of brixham and kingswear should continue to boil their supply before drinking it. you can see the bottled water being handed out there. it's all after a...
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but i grew up with stories of my family picking oranges and exporting their oranges two curb to the uk my mission is to share with people the beauty of palestine. my mission is to celebrate peloton. >> is there anything in these dark times that gives you hope for the future in your country what gives me hope? >> is seeing all these voices across the world beyond faith ethnicity political orientation, sexual orientation, raising their voices and a call fluff because at the end, when you call for humanity it's, it's not a football game. you're not taking sides. that is not it's not these radius versus the palestinians. it's a call for humanity and seeing that from the students in the us two people in london, people all over the world our marching out there and calling for an end of this insanity and seeing how diverse they are. because and you know, palestine quite well palestine is a diverse place. also. the old city of jerusalem has more languages spoken. it anywhere else. that is who we are it's important that we see that diversity, finally calling for an end to this, there should be
but i grew up with stories of my family picking oranges and exporting their oranges two curb to the uk my mission is to share with people the beauty of palestine. my mission is to celebrate peloton. >> is there anything in these dark times that gives you hope for the future in your country what gives me hope? >> is seeing all these voices across the world beyond faith ethnicity political orientation, sexual orientation, raising their voices and a call fluff because at the end, when...
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gbnews.com forward slash uk . right. so forward slash uk. right. so joining me is comedian john martin to mock the week. right. so let's see what was the first thing we talked about. >> can i just say before we start i'm a liverpool football supporter. oh yeah . and it's supporter. oh yeah. and it's a very sad time for us. of course this weekend the clocks go back. oh we're losing our manager jurgen klopp, he retires if you like . like. >> clocks and clocks go back. >> clocks and clocks go back. >> yeah. do they. yeah they do actually very sad. so we had jurgen klopp i'm just glad we're not getting his brother to replace him. clippity clop . replace him. clippity clop. that's the big thing for me. >> so yeah, sad time for my football team, sad time for the country . country. >> you know, i saw there was parasites in the water. >> oh, i don't know. >> oh, i don't know. >> i don't know if they mean, like, actual bugs or whether they were the parasites were board of directors of the water company. >> very good. >> very good. >> yeah. so, but it has be
gbnews.com forward slash uk . right. so forward slash uk. right. so joining me is comedian john martin to mock the week. right. so let's see what was the first thing we talked about. >> can i just say before we start i'm a liverpool football supporter. oh yeah . and it's supporter. oh yeah. and it's a very sad time for us. of course this weekend the clocks go back. oh we're losing our manager jurgen klopp, he retires if you like . like. >> clocks and clocks go back. >> clocks...
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now, it's been called the uk's biggest ever health scandal and, on monday, the infected blood inquiry will release its final report. more than 30,000 people in the uk were infected with hiv and hepatitis c, after being given contaminated blood products by the national health service in the 1970s, �*80s and �*90s. many have since died. some unknowingly passed infections on to their partners,
now, it's been called the uk's biggest ever health scandal and, on monday, the infected blood inquiry will release its final report. more than 30,000 people in the uk were infected with hiv and hepatitis c, after being given contaminated blood products by the national health service in the 1970s, �*80s and �*90s. many have since died. some unknowingly passed infections on to their partners,
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the tates also now facing another new criminal case in the uk on allegations also of human trafficking and rape, allegations they deny. the tates deny those charges as well, but the brothers are also facing allegations that they were selling a course online that anti-trafficking experts allege was teaching methods that resemble sex trafficking techniques. the tates also deny that. we look into this in our hulu special, a lot really to dig into around this figure who has so much influence on young boys. guys? >> whit: absolutely an extraordinary investigation. patrick, thank you and the team for all your reporting on this. we appreciate it. the full episode of "impact x nightline: into the manosphere" is now streaming on hulu, and we will be right back. ll be right back. is streaming on hulu and we will be right back. [laughter] ♪ :" into is streaming on hulu and we will be right back. into the manosph is streaming on hulu and we will be right back. ♪ and check this out! you can thrill with this special 4-day, 4-park magic ticket offer. visit disneyworld.com/4parkmagic to learn more
the tates also now facing another new criminal case in the uk on allegations also of human trafficking and rape, allegations they deny. the tates deny those charges as well, but the brothers are also facing allegations that they were selling a course online that anti-trafficking experts allege was teaching methods that resemble sex trafficking techniques. the tates also deny that. we look into this in our hulu special, a lot really to dig into around this figure who has so much influence on...
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this is as they would say in the uk, a bloody awful portrait it's bad, it looks like the picture of dorian gray. he's got this very emaciated face with the sea of rhetoric brown tim, it's, you know, it isn't very royal to me. >> kristen, queen camilla reportedly said to the painter after she thought, yes, i think you've got him, which is either a queen camilla or julia child's. anyway, wherever you on the court's read. >> so i was in favor of it in part because i think we're going to get a very traditional portrait of him at some point. so why not do something interesting? i, it reminded me a little bit of when barack obama's presidential portrait came out and he had all the greenery behind him and it got a real backlash. >> i like people doing something different with art. well, that's different. it is finally a baby named game. >> this weight, the social you already administration released its annual list of the most popular names for newborns. at number one, liam, for boys, and olivia for girls. and matteo and kailey were two of the fastest rising names. one possible reason social media
this is as they would say in the uk, a bloody awful portrait it's bad, it looks like the picture of dorian gray. he's got this very emaciated face with the sea of rhetoric brown tim, it's, you know, it isn't very royal to me. >> kristen, queen camilla reportedly said to the painter after she thought, yes, i think you've got him, which is either a queen camilla or julia child's. anyway, wherever you on the court's read. >> so i was in favor of it in part because i think we're going...
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people from pakistan, india, and current—day bangladesh who came to scotland in the 19505 when the uk faced a labour shortage. but rather than returning to their home country after five years, as was so often the plan, many families decided to stay. and today, more than 60,000 people of south asian descent live here and in the surrounding area. we're off to meet the comedian sanjeev kohli at one of his favourite spots in the city. sanjeev, i hope you don't mind. i took the liberty of getting a little snack — the paper dosa. 0k...! not so little. i feel like i should wear this. it looks like a flotation device. it does...! you could probably get into that. scotland in the winter, it's a bit like finland. you need your comfort food. it's freezing. it's been dark for seven hours. sushi ain't going to cut it. it's got to be comfort food. and the thing about indian food, it is comforting, like a big fluffy naan bread, like a pillow, you know what i mean? 0r pakora. it's just all there. all the salt, all the fat, all the stuff. indian food is the most popular food in scotland. anywhere yo
people from pakistan, india, and current—day bangladesh who came to scotland in the 19505 when the uk faced a labour shortage. but rather than returning to their home country after five years, as was so often the plan, many families decided to stay. and today, more than 60,000 people of south asian descent live here and in the surrounding area. we're off to meet the comedian sanjeev kohli at one of his favourite spots in the city. sanjeev, i hope you don't mind. i took the liberty of getting...
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it's been called the uk's biggest ever health scandal and on monday, the infected blood inquiry will release its final report. more than 30,000 people in the uk were infected with hiv and hepatitis c after being given contaminated blood products by the national health service in the 1970s, �*80s and �*90s. many have since died, some unknowingly passed infections on to their partners, who then also died. victims and their families have spent decades fighting for compensation. let's speak to chris marsh — he's a victim of contaminated blood transfusions which were given to him and his two brothers, both of whom have since passed away. thank you very much forjoining us on bbc news. ijust wondered if you could explain to our viewers what happened to you and your brothers? well, all three of us got infected with poisonous blood back in the early 80s. they had met by accidents and needed treatments and received bad blood, which gave them hiv and hepatitis c. and it potentially killed them.— hepatitis c. and it potentially killed them. hepatitis c. and it potentially killedthem. .,
it's been called the uk's biggest ever health scandal and on monday, the infected blood inquiry will release its final report. more than 30,000 people in the uk were infected with hiv and hepatitis c after being given contaminated blood products by the national health service in the 1970s, �*80s and �*90s. many have since died, some unknowingly passed infections on to their partners, who then also died. victims and their families have spent decades fighting for compensation. let's speak to...
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the uk health security agency's expecting the number of people with a parasite that causes diarrhoea to rise, following the contamination of drinking water in the south—west of england. so far 46 cases have been confirmed, but officials say hundreds of people have reported symptoms of cryptosporidiosis. the man charged with trying to murder slovakia's prime minister, robert fico, is appearing in court for a hearing to decide whether to hold him in pre—trial detention. the country's deputy prime minister says mr fico had stabilised but still remained in a serious condition. now on bbc news... ronda rousey: more than a fighter. no—one can touch me, no—one can beat me, no—one could even get close to me. everyone�*s always going to define me by my failures but i know that i created the most efficient fighting style that ever existed and i'm proud of that. ronda rousey is an icon of the mixed martial arts world and a trailblazer for women in combat sport, an olympic medallist injudo... commentator: ronda rousey, the usa's first women's olympic medallist. - ..the first woman to
the uk health security agency's expecting the number of people with a parasite that causes diarrhoea to rise, following the contamination of drinking water in the south—west of england. so far 46 cases have been confirmed, but officials say hundreds of people have reported symptoms of cryptosporidiosis. the man charged with trying to murder slovakia's prime minister, robert fico, is appearing in court for a hearing to decide whether to hold him in pre—trial detention. the country's deputy...
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now to the plight of unpaid carers in the uk, who look after elderly or disabled relatives. more than 100,000 unpaid carers are being forced to repay an average of £1800, or almost $2300 each, money that many of them say they don't have. radio 4's moneybox reporter, dan whitworth has more. unpaid carers do an incrediblejob caring for a loved one, often day—in day—out, week—in week—out, with few if any breaks, but many tens of thousands of them have unwittingly or accidentally received overpayments of carer�*s allowance and now they have been asked to pay it back. people like karina moon, whose daughter, amber, requires round the clock care. she told breakfast three weeks ago that she is having to pay back £11,000 after unknowingly earning slightly over the claim limit at her part—time supermarketjob. at the moment i pay £60 a month and i have been repaying that for the last four years to repay my overpayment which was the £11,000. and i will be paying that until i am 73. so i have another 11 years of paying the £60 per month, which takes money out of our inc
now to the plight of unpaid carers in the uk, who look after elderly or disabled relatives. more than 100,000 unpaid carers are being forced to repay an average of £1800, or almost $2300 each, money that many of them say they don't have. radio 4's moneybox reporter, dan whitworth has more. unpaid carers do an incrediblejob caring for a loved one, often day—in day—out, week—in week—out, with few if any breaks, but many tens of thousands of them have unwittingly or accidentally received...
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the uk health security agency's expecting the number of people with a parasite that causes diarrhoea to rise, following the contamination of drinking water in the south—west of england. so far, 46 cases have been confirmed, but officials say hundreds of people have reported symptoms of cryptosporidiosis. the man charged with trying to murder slovakia's prime minister, robert fico, is appearing in court for a hearing to decide whether to hold him in pre—trial detention. the country's deputy prime minister says mr fico had stabilised but still remained in a serious condition. more now on our top story, the russia—ukraine war. after russian troops crossed the border into north eastern ukraine last week, president putin has said there are no plans to capture the country's second city kharkiv, at least for now. the russian leader said his forces were advancing in order to protect the russian border region. this is how the battlefield currently looks, according to uk military intelligence, the red areas are russian—occupied, with the arrows showing likely points of russian attack.
the uk health security agency's expecting the number of people with a parasite that causes diarrhoea to rise, following the contamination of drinking water in the south—west of england. so far, 46 cases have been confirmed, but officials say hundreds of people have reported symptoms of cryptosporidiosis. the man charged with trying to murder slovakia's prime minister, robert fico, is appearing in court for a hearing to decide whether to hold him in pre—trial detention. the country's deputy...
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here in the uk , against the conflict the uk, against the conflict thatis the uk, against the conflict that is ongoing in gaza, there are worries about a lack of aid despite a new american built floating pier where supplies can be shipped in campaign us, though, say it's not enough. meanwhile, israeli troops say they've destroyed 70 militant targets in its latest operations in rafah and also in jabalia, the largest refugee camp in the region. it comes after the bodies of three israeli hostages were recovered from gaza on friday. israel now says at least 100 hostages are still alive. they believe the condition of slovakia's prime minister has been described as stable but serious. after he was shot five times at point blank range, 59 year old robert fico underwent another two hours of surgery yesterday. the man accused of attempting to assassinate him has appeared in court with officials suggesting the attack was politically motivated . in was politically motivated. in the us, a man has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for trying to 30 years in prison for trying to kidnap nancy pelos
here in the uk , against the conflict the uk, against the conflict thatis the uk, against the conflict that is ongoing in gaza, there are worries about a lack of aid despite a new american built floating pier where supplies can be shipped in campaign us, though, say it's not enough. meanwhile, israeli troops say they've destroyed 70 militant targets in its latest operations in rafah and also in jabalia, the largest refugee camp in the region. it comes after the bodies of three israeli hostages...
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among the supplies, temporary shelter kits from the uk. we welcome it. we hope that it can be effectively scaled up. but it is no substitute for proper opening of borders, it is expensive and it's inefficient, but we hope that it will work. but the new pier was little comfort for some of those watching from the shore. translation: they want to bring us food, - they should bring us back to our homes, they should stop the bloodshed, they should come and see how we are living on the streets. israel's allies are taking on gaza's growing humanitarian crisis with a $300 million response that will salve not solve. lucy williamson, bbc news. flash floods triggered by heavy rains have killed at least 50 people in afghanistan. officials in the province of ghor in central afghanistan say thousands of houses have been damaged or destroyed and about 2,000 shops shops are under water. many key roads have been cut off. the un says more than 300 people died last week after flash floods caused by the unusually heavy seasonal rains devastated villages in the north. now to
among the supplies, temporary shelter kits from the uk. we welcome it. we hope that it can be effectively scaled up. but it is no substitute for proper opening of borders, it is expensive and it's inefficient, but we hope that it will work. but the new pier was little comfort for some of those watching from the shore. translation: they want to bring us food, - they should bring us back to our homes, they should stop the bloodshed, they should come and see how we are living on the streets....
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the uk health security agency's expecting the number of people with a parasite that causes diarrhoea to rise, following the contamination of drinking water in the south—west of england. so far 46 cases have been confirmed, but officials say hundreds of people have reported symptoms of cryptosporidiosis. the man charged with trying to murder slovakia's prime minister, robert fico, is appearing in court for a hearing to decide whether to hold him in pre—trial detention. the 71—year—old was brought to the court complex, northeast of the capital bratislava, in a police convoy. now on bbc news, talking business. hello, everybody. a very warm welcome to talking business weekly with me, aaron heslehurst. let's go and take a look at what's on the show. it's a new lipstick revolution. so is it time to see the light and invest in the future of your skin? around the world, iconic cosmetic brands are losing ground to small and fast moving new players, starting up with a direct line to their customers on social media. so can these digital disruptors really challenge the global giants like
the uk health security agency's expecting the number of people with a parasite that causes diarrhoea to rise, following the contamination of drinking water in the south—west of england. so far 46 cases have been confirmed, but officials say hundreds of people have reported symptoms of cryptosporidiosis. the man charged with trying to murder slovakia's prime minister, robert fico, is appearing in court for a hearing to decide whether to hold him in pre—trial detention. the 71—year—old...
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the uk health security agency's expecting the number of people with a parasite that causes diarrhoea to rise, following the contamination of drinking water in the south—west of england. so far 46 cases have been confirmed, but officials say hundreds of people have reported symptoms of cryptosporidiosis. the man charged with trying to murder slovakia's prime minister, robert fico, is appearing in court for a hearing to decide whether to hold him in pre—trial detention. the 71—year—old was brought to the court complex, northeast of the capital bratislava, in a police convoy. now on bbc news, talking business. hello, everybody. a very warm welcome to talking business weekly with me, aaron heslehurst. let's go and take a look at what's on the show. it's a new lipstick revolution. so is it time to see the light and invest
the uk health security agency's expecting the number of people with a parasite that causes diarrhoea to rise, following the contamination of drinking water in the south—west of england. so far 46 cases have been confirmed, but officials say hundreds of people have reported symptoms of cryptosporidiosis. the man charged with trying to murder slovakia's prime minister, robert fico, is appearing in court for a hearing to decide whether to hold him in pre—trial detention. the 71—year—old...
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last year in the uk, we spent over £10 billion on them. well, my whippet�*s bed clearly has seen better days. it didn't help when i put it in the wash with a red blanket. but check out the upgrades. come on. so, this is a suitcase. there are hangers and even drawers for their clothes. what do you think, mouse? it's a bit of an improvement, isn't it? but these designer dog beds don't come cheap. this one's expected to fetch over £1,000. the brief for this year's competition is "on the move". kevin mccloud is head judge. i love this. this is based on the back end of a 1956 car, a racer. with the number k9. get it? it's a beautiful thing. really clever for goodwoof. and through here, we've got... 0h, heavens. so, this is from the architecture practice from last year. who won. i love that. this is lovely. this is a skateboard. you put the baby there, the child there, the dog somewhere in between. that's the handle. you steer it. you take your entire family and all your dogs with you on a walk through the park. it's a lovely idea. and if you
last year in the uk, we spent over £10 billion on them. well, my whippet�*s bed clearly has seen better days. it didn't help when i put it in the wash with a red blanket. but check out the upgrades. come on. so, this is a suitcase. there are hangers and even drawers for their clothes. what do you think, mouse? it's a bit of an improvement, isn't it? but these designer dog beds don't come cheap. this one's expected to fetch over £1,000. the brief for this year's competition is "on the...