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Finally this morning, a powerful pairing, melinda gates and mckenzie scott are joining forces to give wh $40 million t ors organizations that promote women. they have made supporting gender equity a center piece of their charitable efforts. four contest winners were part of the equality cant wait challenge, a competition hosted by gates with the goal of expanding womens power and influence in the united states. wouldnt you like to be a fly on the wall for their conversations. >> so fascinating. ...

Opportunities where we might be getting medals to add to our tally. we arejust going getting medals to add to our tally. we are just going to keep seeing really fantastic performances from the british athletes, they are making us proud.— the british athletes, they are makin: us roud. , ., , making us proud. great enthusiasm. thank you- — conditions at a unit where migrant children are taken after crossing the channel have been described as "extremely troubling". the chair of the uk parliamen...

Charities put in a hotel that they knew had covid. and here we are saying, oh, we have to wear masks but wont stop the flow of people coming across the borders. republicans should be ashamed of themselves. i introducedks legislation to tn people away at the border who have covid rather than forcing this ridiculousness on the american people. and you know what? only 125 of my republican colleagues signed that petition yet. where are the other 80 republicans? >> tucker: i would love to read their ...

Or undergo regular testing — if they want to go to work. and, an urgent warning on the climate — greenhouse gas levels are already too high for humanity to have "a manageable future". weve put too much greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. we all need to collaborate to find means of removing greenhouse gases from the atmosphere and in particular, we need to welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe a summit in london has raised around 4 billion dollars in pledges for educ...

Pledges come in over that period, different countries have different budgetary timescales. if you talk to the aged charities, they say thats a reflection of the letter a, other priorities and economies dealing with health, they also say the uks decision to cut the aid budget has flattened appetite amongst other countries. why should they do that when the uk cuts there is? so theres that political debate there, but $a billion over five years they hope will make a real dent in getting 175 million ...

This is bbc world news. the headlines — a global education summit in london has raised four billion dollars for education in poor countries. but charities say the amount is less than was hoped for, calling it "undewhelming". a public inquiry into the murder of a maltese investigative journalist, daphne caruana galizia, has found that the state bore responsibility for her death. the report said the government had failed to recognise risks to her life and take reasonable steps to avoid them. cov...

Sophie hutchinson, bbc news. a summit in london has raised around sa billion in pledges for education in the developing world. the need to provide for the millions of children who dont receive a basic education has greatly increased since covid—i9 struck. the sumit had sought to raise $5 billion — and charities have described the result at "underwhelming". this was kenyas president, uhuru kenyatta, arriving to bump elbows with the uk prime minister borisjohnson. the money is being raised for...

On the island which allowed people who may be wanted her dead to be able to act and believe that they could simply get away with it, and it also paints a very devastating picture, really of corruption, and the tentacles that reached between the judiciary and the police and also parts of the government and potentially people involved in organised crime and corrupt network. so i think it is a pretty strong message today from this independent panel. lets take a look at some of the stories in the he...

This is bbc world news. the headlines — a global education summit in london has raised four billion dollars for education in poor countries. but charities say the amount is less than was hoped for, calling it "undewhelming". a public inquiry into the murder of a maltese investigative journalist, daphne caruana galizia, has found that the state bore responsibility for her death. the report said the government had failed to recognise risks to her life and take reasonable steps to avoid them. cov...