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BBC News

will get questions from the media. canisterwith the i. please? how canister with the i. please? how many people _ canister with the i. please? how many people do _ canister with the i. please? how many people do you _ canister with the i. please? hippo many people do you expect canisterwith the i. please? hippo many people do you expect will be on these flights by the end of the autumn? you say there will be a regular rhythm of flights starting in july. regular rhythm of flights starting injuly. how regular and how many people each month? $51 in july. how regular and how many people each month?— in july. how regular and how many people each month? as i said, i know there will be — people each month? as i said, i know there will be lots _ people each month? as i said, i know there will be lots of _ people each month? as i said, i know there will be lots of interest - people each month? as i said, i know there will be lots of interest in - there will be lots of interest in there will be lots of interest in the exact— there will be lots of interest in the exact operational detail of what we are _ the exact operational detail of what we are about to embark on and i have tried verv— we are about to embark on and i have tried very hard in my statement to -ive tried very hard in my statement to give everyone a sense of the preparation work that's gone into this and — preparation work that's gone into this and as — preparation work that's gone into this and as much as i am able to say about— this and as much as i am able to say about the _ this and as much as i am able to say about the future and that for a very good _ about the future and that for a very good reason, it's clear that there is a loud — good reason, it's clear that there is a loud minority of people who will do _ is a loud minority of people who will do absolutely anything and everything to disrupt this policy from _ everything to disrupt this policy from succeeding. you only have to look at _ from succeeding. you only have to look at what's been going on in parliament over the past few weeks and months in the labour party at every— and months in the labour party at every turn — and months in the labour party at every turn blocking progress on this bill and _ every turn blocking progress on this bill and you — every turn blocking progress on this bill and you saw that last week and you'll see _ bill and you saw that last week and you'll see it — bill and you saw that last week and you'll see it again today. and that's— you'll see it again today. and that's why i'm not going to get into

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Breakfast

to announce today that it wants to introduce the legislation in england before thejuly summer recess, which would make it illegal to sell or supply them. it follows overwhelming support from a public consultation. the rest of the uk is set to join the ban by the autumn. 0pening arguments will begin today in new york for donald trump's hush—money trial. the former us president, who is running for re—election this year, is accused of covering up payments made to an adult film star, which he denies. an australian woman charged with murdering three people in a suspected mushroom poisoning case has appeared in court. erin patterson gained international attention following the deaths of three family members who fell ill and died in hospital within a week of eating a beef wellington she had prepared in july last year. she has previously denied the allegations. the case has been adjourned until next month.

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Breakfast

wet wipes containing plastic will soon be banned from sale in the uk. the government is expected to announce today that it wants to introduce the legislation in england before thejuly summer recess, which would make it illegal to sell or supply them. it follows overwhelming support from a public consultation. the rest of the uk is set to join the ban by the autumn. crucial safety equipment used on smart motorways has been hit by hundreds of power outages during the past two years, according to a new bbc investigation. it's meant there were times when signals, cameras and radar detection systems weren't working for days at a time. national highways says smart motorways are the safest of britain's roads. the us journalist terry anderson, who was held by kidnappers for nearly seven years during lebanon's civil war, has died at the age of 76.

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The Context

anyone of them is going to be the one that happens. so one hand you might think if you are the prime minister, at the election sufficiently far into the year, the year, the autumn or even late autumn, that you could breathe you have a whole sequence of flights going very frequently and maybe you can make that leap to say it is acting as a deterrent. 0r can make that leap to say it is acting as a deterrent. or you have an election earlier and you say, look, we are onlyjust getting up and running, re—elect us and we will carry on doing this stuff, whereas our opponents will stop it. when you speak to people privately within government, including those who are hugely keen to see this rwanda policy succeed, they will acknowledge that whilst they wanted to succeed because i think the uk has defined an innovative solution to try to put people off those small boat crossings, they will acknowledge privately it is not going to be the difference between winning and losing a general election. they think it is worth taking on for its own sake. 0thers taking on for its own sake. others make an argument within government that they suspect that in the medium term, over the next five or ten

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The Context

burnt! and we may well be in that territory in the next couple of hours. it is interesting that you should seize upon that particular line of argument from the prime minister, it is something that has been whispered privately by people in government to me for the last few weeks. what is going on here? they want to create a set of images that continue to appear on tv screens and social media feeds and all the rest of it, all the way through the summer, in the countdown to a general election expected probably in the autumn, that gives a rolling impression that this policy is up and running. and they then hope that that translates into the key thing that translates into the key thing that all of this is about, when we put all of the noise, and my goodness there's been a lot of noise about this policy in the uk for the last couple of years, does actually act as a deterrent? this isn't about act as a deterrent? this isn't about a piece of legislation in the house of commons or the house of lords, it isn't even about how many people they managed to get on a whole

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BBC News

than local housing. making the area increasingly unaffordable for residents. the beaches are particularly popular with the brits, the authorities in the canaries stress they remain open for business, the spanish government admits it's about ending the right balance to holidays can continue harmoniously. simon jones, bbc news. in the uk, in the body advising the government on climate change policy has attacked prime minister rishi sunak�*s commitment to cutting carbon emissions. chris stark from the climate change committee told the bbc that the prime minister had sent back progress towards reaching net zero: the climate change committee's job is to mark the government's homework on climate, says chris stark and he is marking rishi sunak down in dramatic fashion. the reason — in the autumn the prime minister delayed a ban on petrol and diesel cars and watered down targets for phasing out gas boilers. we seem to have _ phasing out gas boilers. - seem to have defaulted to an

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BBC News

harmoniously. simon jones, bbc news. the outgoing head of the uk government's climate change watchdog says rishi sunak has set back the cause of tackling global warming in britain. chris stark, from the climate change committee, told the bbc he didn't think the prime minister had made it a priority and is risking the uk falling behind other countries in the battle against global warming. here's justin rowlatt. we had a stark reminder of the impact of climate change this week — a warning that the world's coral reefs were at risk of dying because of a global bleaching event caused by exceptionally high sea temperatures. it comes as the head of the government watchdog on climate change had some stern words for the prime minister. the reason? in the autumn, rishi sunak delayed a ban on petrol and diesel cars and watered—down targets for phasing out gas boilers. we seem to have defaulted to an approach which will impose unacceptable costs on hard—pressed british families — costs that no—one was ever really told about.

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BBC News

i had no idea that they were planning this. but i think we all need to recognise that we have a part in creating a safer world. krista hanley, a survivor of the columbine shooting and co—founder of we are safer together i'm a personal safety organisation, thank you very much for sharing your experiences with us today. in the uk, the body advising the government on climate change policy, has attacked prime minister rishi sunak�*s commitment to cutting carbon emissions. chris stark, from the climate change committee, told the bbc that the prime minister had set back progress towards reaching net zero. here's justin rowlatt. the climate change committee's job is to mark the government's homework on climate, says chris stark, and he is marking rishi sunak down in dramatic fashion. the reason? in the autumn, the prime minister delayed a ban on petrol and diesel cars and watered down targets for phasing out gas boilers.

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The Media Show

which was talking about this really rapid increase in the referrals of teenage girls to gids — the gender identity development service — and she had spoken to two clinicians who worked at the service. it wasn't really a big sort of whistle—blowy piece but they had talked to her and said — what they'd seen and itjust — i thought it was very interesting, but i was off and, you know, spending time with my baby. and there was also a documentary that same year on bbc two about a gender clinic — a children's gender clinic in canada. and then, it was really a leak of a report in the autumn of 2018, going into 2019, that really got me interested in this, which was a report where ten members of staff from gids had gone to a doctor called doctor david bell — he's an adult psychiatrist at the tavistock — and they had relayed some very serious concerns and ijust thought, we don't often get nhs whistle—blowers. to have ten from a tiny service, something must be going on.

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Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg

we need to see stronger policy in other areas despite the fact other parts of the world are playing catch—up with you kate. the risk of uk we will lose the race just at the point when you want to be at the head of that. the point when you want to be at the head of that-— point when you want to be at the head of that. the premise ditched some of the _ head of that. the premise ditched some of the measures _ head of that. the premise ditched some of the measures and - head of that. the premise ditched some of the measures and slow. head of that. the premise ditched - some of the measures and slow down what you have been talking about in the autumn. what was your honest reaction? it the autumn. what was your honest reaction? ., , , , the autumn. what was your honest reaction? . , , , ., reaction? it was presented to the count is reaction? it was presented to the country is a _ reaction? it was presented to the country is a step _ reaction? it was presented to the country is a step back _ reaction? it was presented to the country is a step back from - reaction? it was presented to the country is a step back from going| country is a step back from going too fast on this transition and in the speech itself he talked about the speech itself he talked about the need to reappraise lots of the steps that take us to net zero. my honest answer to that is it set us back. i think we have moved from a position where we were really at the forefront pushing ahead as quickly as we could on something i believed to be fundamental to the uk economy, beneficial to the people living in this country, whether you care about the planet were not and we are now in a position where we are trying to recover ground and one example of that, the diplomatic impact of that

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