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>> john: video in of a prominent democratic lawyer tied to hillary clinton entering court. michael sussmann was indicted for lying to the fbi during the investigation of russian election interference. it accuses sussmann of hiding his connection to the clinton campaign while pushing for an investigation between russia and donald trump. the hearing begins at the top of the hour. >> dana: the return of the taliban marked a new and dark chapter for journal in afghanistan. terrifying accounts of the...

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster daisy mcandrew and whitehall editor for the financial times and author of broken heartlands, sebastian payne. joined by sparky the dog. have you got a pet, sebastian?— joined by sparky the dog. have you got a pet, sebastian? know, ust my books innat— got a pet, sebastian? know, ust my books if that counts. * got a pet, sebastian? know, ust my books if that counts. thatll _ got a p...

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster daisy mcandrew and whitehall editor for the financial times, sebastian payne. whos written a book — do you have lots of copies of it on your shelves?— lots of copies of it on your shelves?_ are | lots of copies of it on your- shelves?_ are they the shelves? two copies. are they the red ones? — shelves? two copies. are they the red ones? they — shelves? two copies. are they the...

11 months ago tom parker, the singer from the band the wanted, was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour. its been a tough year, to say the least, but hes decided to talk publicly about his illness for the first time, and hes revealed the band is reforming for a special charity concert at the royal albert hall. hes been speaking to our entertainment correspondent, colin paterson. tom parker, welcome to bbc breakfast. this is your first interview you have given to a broadcaster since you were...

A memeber of the band the wanted, was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour. now hes decided to talk publicly about his illness for the first time, in advance of a special charity concert taking place at the royal albert hall to raise money for brain tumour research. hes been speaking to our entertainment correspondent, colin paterson. this is your first interview you have given to a broadcaster since you were diagnosed with a brain tumourm so just tell us, how are you? feeling really well, ...

They must, because all three of the areas that i described are very important. we need to update legislation. data represents a huge opportunity post—brexit. public service broadcasting needs to be brought into the modern age to deal with the rise of the streaming services and the shift in the way people consume tv. in gambling, there is no doubt that the gambling commission needs a review and that we need to look at putting in place greater protection. all these are areas where whoever is in ...

The Milwaukee Bucks on Wednesday named Lisa Byington as the team television play-by-play announcer, making her the first female TV play-by-play broadcaster fo

System and fewer tests. heres our transport correspondent caroline davies. there have been hints given the number of people who are now vaccinated that they could be potentially swapped for lateral flow tests, the cheaper option — but that could prove controversial with some people in public health. other things the industry want to see are things like moving from the traffic light system to just a red list and an open list system, as well — so a simplification there. the industry are piling...

And a bit more this year. whoever owns channel 4 in 2024 will be running the paralympics because it makes a lot of commercial sense. clearly, channel 4 would dispute strongly that it is not efficiently run. i would ask you, though, a different question, though, david. can i ask you a different question? all the problems you raise here, that its remit�*s not clear enough, that the remit�*s not being properly enforced by the regulator, that its not efficient enough... why does privatisation so...

Is dangerous or not. the grenfell tower inquiry is about to examine what governments knew about cladding and here thats what theyre waiting for. for so many years we i have said that we need to hold those fully- responsible to account and if that turns out that _ the government knewl about these dangerous materials being put on the _ side of buildings, well, i that changes everything. and if not enough was done, these campaigners hope the government will be forced to pay more to resolve the cris...