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To get their flu vaccine as the uk braces for an unpredictable winter. good morning. how scotland bounced back after the disappointment of missing out on a world cup play—off spot — with eyes on euro qualification. hes had a front—row seat to some of the most important events in our time — broadcaster david dimbleby will be on the sofa just before 8.00. good morning. today is a day of sunshine and showers. not as many showers as yesterday. tomorrow a bit drier and on friday wet and windy...

Among his many roles with the team, Wathan's 36 steals in 1982 still stands as the most by a catcher in the MLB record books

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the writer and broadcaster mihir bose and the suns political and environment correspondent — natasha clark. welcome to you both. lets look at what we have already got in. the financial turmoil dominates the front pages. the ft focuses on the bank of englands 65 billion pound plan to buy government debt — and has a chart showing how the move brought the bond market under control. the telegraph...

That national moment. when the national moment has finished, well bring you back in. thats kind of the implicit argument that im beginning to hear, and its notjust ed and tina. ive heard it from other places as well. yes, for the last ten days, when it was really nationally important, we sidelined you, we sidelined the diversity, and then after the national moment, we bring back the diversity. unfortunately, diversity and inclusion doesnt actually work that way. we have to have diversity and inc...

Ive heard it from other places. that yes, for the last ten days, when it was nationally important, we sidelined you, we sidelined the diversity and then, after the national moment, we bring back the diversity. unfortunately, diversity and inclusion doesnt work that way. we have to have diversity and inclusion in all its messiness at the most important times, not at the least important times. what would you say to that? i suppose on the bbc, is there a kind of special case when it comes to the mo...

To a post—tropical cyclone, but as prime ministerjustin trudeau admits, infrastructure will need to be rebuilt to withstand ever more frequent extreme weather as we see these maybe once—in—a—century storms start to hit every few years. leana hosea, bbc news. americas spy agency, the cia, has many secrets to keep, but to mark its 75th anniversary it has unusually opened up a little about its past, inviting a select few to visit its normally undercover museum. 0ur security correspondent go...

Evenepoel continued his magnificent season with a solo breakaway to win the world road race title in the australian coastal city of wollongong. it means evenepoel has added the rainbowjersey to his triumph in one of the grand tours, the vuelta, earlier this month. thats all the sport for now. hello and welcome to our look at what the papers are saying today. with me isjonathan walker, deputy political editor of the sunday express, and broadcaster and psychotherapist lucy beresford. a good mornin...

But to mark its 75th anniversary, its opening up, just a little, about its past. americas spy agency is inviting a select few to visit its normally—undercover museum. our security correspondent gordon corera was the only international broadcaster to be let in. one of the most secret organisations in the world offers a rare glimpse inside its operations. to mark its 75th anniversary, the cia opened the doors to its in—house museum. closed to the public, we were among a select few given access...

Cebu City broadcaster faces cyberlibel

Before, but thats a lie. the medical report was full of lies. the government has cut the internet in much of the country, so its hard to get accurate information at the moment. but last time they did this, three years ago, they killed hundreds of people. with thousands of people protesting across the country, there are fears that far more might be killed this time. cheering and applause. protests are quickly spreading across the country and they are no longer just about clothing — its about re...