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Vrs. three hour time change. i appreciate you guys. hopefully -- pete: put a lot of thought. flower shop over there. rachel: two a.m. pete: deliberated over it. rachel: make sure you matched flowers. will: it was tough. all three of us needed extra rest. yesterday before the kentucky derby which was an amazing race in just a moment. we had our own amazing race right here on "fox & friends". lawrence jones joined the three of us. we had an inflatable horse race. fair to say everything went wrong ...

The scornful disdain that the justice and reader draft display toward people who have had abortions and people who disagree with the opinion. i think that any reasonable political observer would expect an opinion like this to polarize a conflict that justice alito describes this as hopelessly divided. it reports to care about polarization and approaches the issue in a way with tremendous lack of respect and empathy for those who support abortion rights. for anything, it is likely to deepen the c...

Going to do this to america. there are more of us that there are of them and we are going to fight. im very passionate about being pro—life, and im just here as an observer to see what the attitude is like, and kind of witness history. because this is a huge deal, supreme court documents were leaked, and its a big deal to see roe v wade potentially overturned. if verified, the leaking of the document will be unprecedented in the courts modern history. neither the supreme court nor the white ho...

Here as an observer to see what the attitude is like, and witness history. because this is a huge deal, supreme court documents were leaked, and its a big deal to see roe v wade potentially overturned. if verified, the leaking of the document will be unprecedented in the courts modern history. neither the supreme court nor the white house wish to comment on the leak on monday night. richard galpin, bbc news. the army says its carrying out an investigation after the sun newspaper reported that an...

Than there is of them, and we are going to fight. im very passionate about being pro—life, and im just here as an observer to see what the attitude is like and kind of witness history, because this is a huge deal, you know, the supreme court documents were leaked, and its a big deal to see roe v wade potentially overturned. the leak apparently coming from here — the supreme court. it could potentially overturn the landmark roe v wade ruling of 1973, which legalised abortion. but all this is ...

To around 20 degrees. im back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. plenty more on our website at the usual address. now, though, its back to sally and dan. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. after a week of revelations about mps behaviour and the culture in westminster, the focus is now switching to crucial elections taking place across the uk on thursday. werejoined now by sonia sodha, chief leader writer at the observer, and also by...

Scheme, but for them, examined by the unduly sentenced scheme, but forthem, nothing examined by the unduly sentenced scheme, but for them, nothing can replace the loss of their precious children. tomos morgan, bbc news. lets take a look at some of todays papers. the sunday telegraph reports that the conservative party is pledging that half of its mps after the next election will be women. thats in the wake of revelations about sexism at westminster, including the resignation of the mp neil paris...

At what the the papers are saying today. with me are the author and journalist yasmin alibhai—brown, and we hope the property and personalfinance commentator anna ashworth. first lets take a quick look at this mornings front pages. the observer leads with allegations from the labour party that the conservative mp, neil parish, may have broken the law by watching pornography in the house of commons. he has admitted viewing the material and is resigning as an mp. the sunday times carries calls f...

A historic night for women�*s boxing. ireland�*s katie taylor retained her undisputed lightweight title, beating amanda serrano in new york. and england have done it again. they�*re six nations grand slam champions for a fourth consecutive year. they beat france to lift the trophy. good morning. it�*s a new month and a new weather story for many of us today. it looks likely that the best of the sunshine is going to be through scotland and northern ireland, but elsewhere it�*s rather cl...

Would change things on the ground because _ would change things on the ground because men behaving badly is a perhaps— because men behaving badly is a perhaps trickier for those individuals when there is a gender balance _ individuals when there is a gender balance in— individuals when there is a gender balance in the room and on the parliamentary estate. gk. balance in the room and on the parliamentary estate. ok. were auoin to parliamentary estate. ok. were going to move — parliamentary ...