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have two. we come from england, we are not going home without the trophy. are not going home without the troh . , . , are not going home without the tro .h _ , ., , , are not going home without the troh. , , ., ., trophy. this has been a long time cominr. trophy. this has been a long time coming- it's _ trophy. this has been a long time coming. it's been _ trophy. this has been a long time coming. it's been years _ trophy. this has been a long time coming. it's been years and - trophy. this has been a long time coming. it's been years and years and years— coming. it's been years and years and years of— coming. it's been years and years and years of waiting for this moment and years of waiting for this moment and we _ and years of waiting for this moment and we are _ and years of waiting for this moment and we are here.— and we are here. really excited like eve one and we are here. really excited like everyone else- _ and we are here. really excited like everyone else. cannot _ and we are here. really excited like everyone else. cannot wait - and we are here. really excited like everyone else. cannot wait to - and we are here. really excited like everyone else. cannot wait to see l everyone else. cannot wait to see what _ everyone else. cannot wait to see what they— everyone else. cannot wait to see what they can _ everyone else. cannot wait to see what they can do _ everyone else. cannot wait to see what they can do today. _ everyone else. cannot wait to see what they can do today. having i everyone else. cannot wait to see what they can do today. having a i what they can do today. having a trip of _ what they can do today. having a trip of a — what they can do today. having a trip of a lifetime _ what they can do today. having a trip of a lifetime with _ what they can do today. having a trip of a lifetime with my- what they can do today. having a i trip of a lifetime with my daughter so it has_ trip of a lifetime with my daughter so it has heerr— trip of a lifetime with my daughter so it has been amazing. _ trip of a lifetime with my daughter so it has been amazing. just- trip of a lifetime with my daughterj so it has been amazing. just trying to savour— so it has been amazing. just trying to savour every— so it has been amazing. just trying to savour every moment. - so it has been amazing. just trying to savour every moment. it's - so it has been amazing. just trying to savour every moment. it's not. to savour every moment. it's not everyday _ to savour every moment. it's not everyday you — to savour every moment. it's not everyday you are _ to savour every moment. it's not everyday you are in _ to savour every moment. it's not everyday you are in a _ to savour every moment. it's not everyday you are in a world - to savour every moment. it's not everyday you are in a world cupl everyday you are in a world cup finah _ everyday you are in a world cup final. he — everyday you are in a world cup final. �* , . , . everyday you are in a world cup final. �* , ., , ., ., final. as the fans headed to the ci on final. as the fans headed to the city on the _ final. as the fans headed to the city on the ferry _ final. as the fans headed to the city on the ferry you _ final. as the fans headed to the city on the ferry you could - final. as the fans headed to the city on the ferry you could feell final. as the fans headed to the i city on the ferry you could feel the excitement building up. it is city on the ferry you could feel the excitement building up.— excitement building up. it is a massive day- _ excitement building up. it is a massive day. already - excitement building up. it is a massive day. already it - excitement building up. it is a massive day. already it is - excitement building up. it is a massive day. already it is a i excitement building up. it is a - massive day. already it is a massive achievement and we are so proud of the team and all the supporters, but this just the team and all the supporters, but thisjust mean so the team and all the supporters, but this just mean so much to so many people and it will be a magical moment. ,, ., , ., moment. standing in their way is a sain side moment. standing in their way is a spain side also _ moment. standing in their way is a spain side also playing _ moment. standing in their way is a spain side also playing in - moment. standing in their way is a spain side also playing in their - spain side also playing in their first final. a team that has struggled with internal torn off with players and coach of the pitch but has still brought beautiful
would somehow adapt our taste to consuming foods and drinks that are lower either in sugar or in sweeteners. we are concerned about the excise level that some people might have of sweeteners. —— excesses levels. might have of sweeteners. -- excesses levels.— might have of sweeteners. -- excesses levels. ., ,, , ., ., excesses levels. thank you for both cominr excesses levels. thank you for both coming onto — excesses levels. thank you for both coming onto the _ excesses levels. thank you for both coming onto the programme. - around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. cosmetics — including filler — have been seized by police in a series of early morning raids.
are the cornerstone of the monarchy and tell a story and linksys and connect us with our history. well, what's about _ connect us with our history. well, what's about the _ connect us with our history. well, what's about the other _ connect us with our history. well, what's about the other nobility. . connect us with our history. well, what's about the other nobility. the dukes and duchesses who will be coming. dukes and duchesses who will be cominr. , . �* coming. they aren't inviting. most of them, i — coming. they aren't inviting. most of them, i don't _ coming. they aren't inviting. most of them, i don't think. _ coming. they aren't inviting. most of them, i don't think. right, - coming. they aren't inviting. most of them, i don't think. right, but| of them, i don't think. right, but they would _ of them, i don't think. right, but they would have _ of them, i don't think. right, but they would have tr _ of them, i don't think. right, but they would have tr is _ of them, i don't think. right, but they would have tr is locked - of them, i don't think. right, but| they would have tr is locked away of them, i don't think. right, but. they would have tr is locked away in saves and for the country.— saves and for the country. queen elizabeth. _ saves and for the country. queen elizabeth, because _ saves and for the country. queen elizabeth, because it _ saves and for the country. queen elizabeth, because it had - saves and for the country. queen elizabeth, because it had been i saves and for the country. queen i elizabeth, because it had been after the war and people hadn't done any socialising or going out it's all. there was a rush to get to the crown jewels there and have their tiaras brush up and polish and mended. they all came out of the stately houses around england to be worn. these people are not invited to the coronation and these tr would stay in their saves and i think the dress codes seems to me, as far as i've understood, to be pretty relaxed. it is business attire, probably the heights and kind of where what you want if you can get hold of something fabless, why not? this is
thinking really carefully about i house to fund their care? we are| thinking really carefully about the promises that go into our manifesto. what i do not want to do is where we have been under successive governments and successive conservative manifestos of big promises being made and then no delivery. i think my starting point is around the social care workforce, making sure they are fairly paid so that we can recruit and retain the best people. also to look at the quality of care that care users, whether they are disabled people, or older people requiring care later in life. those are my two starting points of priority.— life. those are my two starting points of priority. argue very for cominr points of priority. argue very for coming in- _ points of priority. argue very for coming in- -- — points of priority. argue very for coming in. -- thank— points of priority. argue very for coming in. -- thank you i points of priority. argue very for coming in. -- thank you very i points of priority. argue very for i coming in. -- thank you very much coming in. —— thank you very much for coming in. staffing is such a huge part of the problems across the public services. we�*ve heard, then, from labour, a little bit from the government, and at length from pat cullen. let�*s check in with mark bailie from compare the market, stephanie flanders from bloomberg, the economic experet, but first saffron cordery, who represents hospital bosses. what you make of what pat cullen had
matt, it's very clear the emotion you are feeling there, seeing what you are feeling there, seeing what you are feeling there, seeing what you are saying on that weather map. tell me about your feelings in those moments when you knew what was coming. i moments when you knew what was cominr. ., , moments when you knew what was cominr. . , , moments when you knew what was cominr. ., , ., moments when you knew what was cominr. , ., �*, coming. iwas 'ust overwhelmed. it's 'ust like coming. i was just overwhelmed. it's just like watching _ coming. iwasjust overwhelmed. it's just like watching a _ coming. i was just overwhelmed. it's just like watching a wreck _ coming. i was just overwhelmed. it's just like watching a wreck happening | just like watching a wreck happening in slow motion and realising there is almost nothing you can do about it. we knew that this storm had already killed people for that we had free sports from our storm chasers down the way closer to rolling fork that he had witnessed paramedics performing cpr on a child for 20 minutes. we knew it was really bad. and i knew it was moving into an area that people were going to die if they were insufficient shelter. it's hard to see in real time. .., , shelter. it's hard to see in real time. , i. shelter. it's hard to see in real time. , ., ., ., time. of course you are now on the round, time. of course you are now on the ground. so — time. of course you are now on the ground. so to _ time. of course you are now on the ground, so to speak. _ time. of course you are now on the ground, so to speak. talk - time. of course you are now on the ground, so to speak. talk us - time. of course you are now on the i ground, so to speak. talk us through the devastation that you witnessed. in this portion of the state we were fortunate we have more community shelters that help to protect people
is referring to in this test than noni is the then white house deputy chief of staff for operations. i house deputy chief of staff for operations-— operations. i remember him cominr operations. i remember him coming in — operations. i remember him coming in and _ operations. i remember him coming in and saying - operations. i remember him coming in and saying we - operations. i remember him j coming in and saying we had operations. i remember him i coming in and saying we had an intel report saying there could potentially be violence on the sixth. : ,:, ., , potentially be violence on the sixth. : , , sixth. hutchison was present with trump _ sixth. hutchison was present with trump when _ sixth. hutchison was present with trump when he - sixth. hutchison was present with trump when he spoke i sixth. hutchison was present| with trump when he spoke to crowds on the ellipse that morning. she told the committee of the former president wanted to remove the metal detectors or mags from the raleigh entrance, so the armed supporters could come in. i entrance, so the armed supporters could come in. i was in the vicinity _ supporters could come in. i was in the vicinity of _ supporters could come in. i was in the vicinity of the _ in the vicinity of the conversation where i overheard the president say something to the president say something to the effect of i don't care that they have weapons, they are not here to hurt me, take the mags away. i want my people to be able to march the capitol from here, let the people in, take the mags away.— the mags away. just hours earlier, the mags away. just hours earlier. p _ the mags away. just hours earlier, p had _ the mags away. just hours earlier, p had told - the mags away. just hours earlier, p had told trumpl the mags away. just hours l earlier, p had told trump he intended to certify the election results, but trump continue to put pressure on him publicly. continue to put pressure on him ublicl . ~ ~ : . continue to put pressure on him ublicl . ~ ~' : , :, publicly. mike pence is going to have to — publicly. mike pence is going to have to come _ publicly. mike pence is going to have to come through - publicly. mike pence is going to have to come through for| publicly. mike pence is going i to have to come through for us, and if he doesn't, that will be
from this race, despite the fact that he endorsed herschel walker and he has described himself as a pro trunk conservative. part of that is because donald trump did not perform well during the midterms and in terms of his endorsed candidates and how they performed in those concepts. on top of that the last time donald trump was on the campaign trail in georgia in 2020, there were two senate runoffs which included raphael warnock in those races as well and we saw that he campaigned, but he campaigns a lot on the 2020 election and how it was stolen from him. making those false claims. that actually drove down turnout entered georgia and we know that herschel walker out —— herschel walker needs turn out to be higher, in person to win. so it will be fascinating to see how absent donald trump has been from the campaign truck. t trump has been from the campaign truck. ., trump has been from the campaign truck. ~' ., , trump has been from the campaign truck. ~ . , , , truck. i think he was ever results cominr truck. i think he was ever results coming in a _ truck. i think he was ever results coming in a few— truck. i think he was ever results coming in a few hours. _ on monday we brought you orla guerin's report about how
room and do the discussion with three sites. if you are business secretary, is that we would the employer, the unions and you as business secretary? absolutely because these are all disputes— absolutely because these are all disputes that _ absolutely because these are all disputes that you _ absolutely because these are all disputes that you can _ absolutely because these are all disputes that you can resolve. . absolutely because these are all. disputes that you can resolve. we have so disputes that you can resolve. have so much industrial action taking place. he tells you how things have been for the last 12 years. my worry is that this government doesn't want to resolve the dispute because there are some new problems about different bits of the uk working right now, it gives them an excuse rather than get involved and sort it out and admit whether it is getting a passport or getting a train here, it is harder to do than it should be and there are failures in that.— to do than it should be and there are failures in that. thank you for cominr are failures in that. thank you for coming in- _ are failures in that. thank you for coming in. shadow _ are failures in that. thank you for coming in. shadow business i are failures in that. thank you for- coming in. shadow business secretary coming in. shadow business secretary coming off to do his local shopping. christmas treat. hat coming off to do his local shopping. christmas treat.— christmas treat. not 'ust yet. visit to bury first. h the post office scandal has been described as the most
that you can do. you're basically not going to get countries in north africa or sub—saharan africa basically accepting a deal which basically accepting a deal which basically says, we will give you a little bit of cash... to keep the migrants in. little bit of cash. .. to keep the migrants im— migrants in. which is what the americans _ migrants in. which is what the americans have _ migrants in. which is what the americans have tried - migrants in. which is what the americans have tried to - migrants in. which is what the americans have tried to do, i migrants in. which is what the - americans have tried to do, miles, we can create some money and jobs in your countries, so they won't come. this is the border guards in el paso, who were shooting at papa rounds at the venezuelan is trying to cross the river. it is the same dynamic, the debate... how do you manage the flow and can you stop them? the answer is no, you can't stop them because theyjust keep coming. stop them because they 'ust keep cominr. ., . ., ., stop them because they 'ust keep cominr. ., . . ., stop them because they 'ust keep cominu. ., , ., ., coming. you beat me to the point, as alwa s! i coming. you beat me to the point, as always! ithink— coming. you beat me to the point, as always! i think absolutely _ coming. you beat me to the point, as always! i think absolutely right, - always! i think absolutely right, this is— always! i think absolutely right, this is not— always! i think absolutely right, this is notjust a uk issue, a issue for italy. — this is notjust a uk issue, a issue for italy. a — this is notjust a uk issue, a issue for italy, a us issue, this is a global— for italy, a us issue, this is a global issue right now, all of the western— global issue right now, all of the western governments were talking
coming through, and they kept coming and coming. coming through, and they kept coming and cominr. ~ ., ., ,., coming through, and they kept coming and comin-. . ., ., ~ and coming. what do you think your granddad would _ and coming. what do you think your granddad would have _ and coming. what do you think your granddad would have made - and coming. what do you think your granddad would have made of i and coming. what do you think your granddad would have made of this? j and coming. what do you think your i granddad would have made of this? he: would have been incredibly touched but he was such a humble man he would have even all the credit to paddington! i would have even all the credit to paddington!— would have even all the credit to paddington! i spend a lot of time near buckingham _ paddington! i spend a lot of time near buckingham palace - paddington! i spend a lot of time near buckingham palace and i paddington! i spend a lot of time l near buckingham palace and green park, whether tributes were, and there was a lovely garden, did you go there to green park with all the flowers and people walking among them? ., , ., ~' flowers and people walking among them? ., , ., ~ them? no, sadly, i live in york, so i them? no, sadly, i live in york, so icouldn't— them? no, sadly, i live in york, so i couldn't visit _ them? no, sadly, i live in york, so i couldn't visit myself, _ them? no, sadly, i live in york, so i couldn't visit myself, but - them? no, sadly, i live in york, so i couldn't visit myself, but i - them? no, sadly, i live in york, so i couldn't visit myself, but i had i them? no, sadly, i live in york, so i couldn't visit myself, but i had al i couldn't visit myself, but i had a lot of people sending me photos, so i saw it from a distance. 51am lot of people sending me photos, so i saw it from a distance.— i saw it from a distance. such a lovely aspect — i saw it from a distance. such a lovely aspect was _ i saw it from a distance. such a lovely aspect was the _ i saw it from a distance. such a lovely aspect was the little i lovely aspect was the little children turning up and placing paddington bears, and marmalade sandwiches, because in the sketch it is revealed she carries a marmalade sandwich in her handbag. why do you think that sketch really got to people? why did it strike such a chord, do you think? i people? why did it strike such a chord, do you think?— people? why did it strike such a chord, do you think? i think it's a combination _ chord, do you think? i think it's a