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notice a positive and affirming experience. notice a positive and affirming exoerience-— notice a positive and affirming i experience.- absolutely, notice a positive and affirming - experience.- absolutely, we experience. really? absolutely, we aet len experience. really? absolutely, we get plenty of _ experience. really? absolutely, we get plenty of feedback _ experience. really? absolutely, we get plenty of feedback saying - experience. really? absolutely, we get plenty of feedback saying that i get plenty of feedback saying that inspection is a construct of professional dialogue. that is what it is designed to be, a dialogue that we helps people to think about what they are doing, and helps them to take things forward. that is the essence of how we design it and how we train people. {lilia essence of how we design it and how we train people-— we train people. ok, i want to talk about some _ we train people. ok, i want to talk about some wider _ we train people. ok, i want to talk about some wider issues, - we train people. ok, i want to talk about some wider issues, because | about some wider issues, because ofsted is a big survey of what is going on in our schools all over the place. is it harder, do you think, to be a pupil in this country since the pandemic? i to be a pupil in this country since the pandemic?— the pandemic? i think it is a very tou:h the pandemic? i think it is a very tough time _ the pandemic? i think it is a very tough time for _ the pandemic? i think it is a very tough time for schools _ the pandemic? i think it is a very tough time for schools at - the pandemic? i think it is a very tough time for schools at the - tough time for schools at the moment, full teachers, heads, and pupils. the post—covid hangover is quite a cute, if i can put it like that. we have all sucked of different post—covid problems. schools that a fantastic job, different post—covid problems. schools that a fantasticjob, coming back they have pupils with academic catch up needs but also with greater mental health difficulties, more
unstable ground. so a difficult exoerience. — unstable ground. so a difficult experience, but _ unstable ground. so a difficult experience, but again - unstable ground. so a difficult experience, but again boeing | experience, but again boeing does deny that it concealed any information.— information. azadeh moshiri on that story for — information. azadeh moshiri on that story for us, _ information. azadeh moshiri on that story for us, taking - information. azadeh moshiri on that story for us, taking us - that story for us, taking us through the details of this story there. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. clashes have broken out in beirut during protests over an investigation into the deadly port explosion that killed more than 200 people in 2020. families of the victims are demanding that the top judge be allowed to continue his probe after prosecutors challenged his authority. a us military raid in somalia ordered by presidentjoe biden has killed a key regional leader of the islamic state group, bilalal—sudani, according to senior us officials. the officials said sudani and 10 other is fighters were killed during a gunfight, after us troops descended on a cave complex in northern somalia, hoping to capture him. the international criminal court is resuming its investigation into the war on drugs waged by the former philippine president
that cinema is a special experience, an event, not like sitting at home. we talk about people sitting at home on their sofas ingesting this stuff, but going to the cinema it called the movies, we move towards it and have the event and things like the oscars are recovering their poise as sophie mentioned comments on the rise again. people are interested in cinema still and people say it is a nail in the coffin because of the streaming, but i don't think so. people want to gather in the dark and celebrate cinema as they do live in los angeles now. the screen just went dark, which we took to be a good sign! i the screen just went dark, which we took to be a good sign!— took to be a good sign! i love it when the _ took to be a good sign! i love it when the lights _ took to be a good sign! i love it when the lights go _ took to be a good sign! i love it when the lights go down, - took to be a good sign! i love it when the lights go down, i'm . took to be a good sign! i love it - when the lights go down, i'm always thinking i'm about to see the best thing ever. we thinking i'm about to see the best thin ever. ~ ., thinking i'm about to see the best thini ever. ~ ., thinking i'm about to see the best thing ever-— thing ever. we love the shared exoerience _ thing ever. we love the shared experience of _ thing ever. we love the shared experience of the _ thing ever. we love the shared experience of the cinema, - thing ever. we love the shared experience of the cinema, to l thing ever. we love the shared - experience of the cinema, to make that move and go and enjoy it with other people, hear the chatter afterwards, to get the tone, did
aggregating flights and hotel rooms that are not exclusive. i wonder, how do you as a company stand out from the rest?— from the rest? that is all about the exoerience- — from the rest? that is all about the experience. partly _ from the rest? that is all about the experience. partly about _ from the rest? that is all about the experience. partly about making i from the rest? that is all about the l experience. partly about making sure you pick the right things, we introduced a new way of raising our hotel, based on experience, data comes in, tells us if the consumer has had a bad experience, notjust reviews but cancellations or problems they have called about, and we are constantly providing and working our partners to provide great deals for our members, we provide loyalty points if you travel with us, you can put them towards your next trip. their eyes consumer offerings like that and really the technical capabilities to help match you to the right project, personalise the experience and make it really easy if something goes wrong for you to fix that. that is what people value.— wrong for you to fix that. that is what people value. let's talk about the treat what people value. let's talk about the great news _ what people value. let's talk about the great news for _ what people value. let's talk about the great news for the _ what people value. let's talk about the great news for the travel i the great news for the travel industry, the reopening of china
either they mature enough to hold their nerve?— their nerve? i would say, yes. the exoerience — their nerve? i would say, yes. the experience they _ their nerve? i would say, yes. the experience they have _ their nerve? i would say, yes. the experience they have had - their nerve? i would say, yes. the experience they have had of- their nerve? i would say, yes. the| experience they have had of losing in croatia in the last world cup will do then the world of good. it is that you are for the next one. and also losing to italy in the final as well, you can't buy that type of experience. we've experienced a lot of downs and that has made the plays are stronger. these young players are quite experienced. you've got all the players like jordan experienced. you've got all the players likejordan henderson, he is the middleman, he is brilliant because he like the clue. you can imagine he is there with the other players but he is making sure they are making and doing the right thing. we get the mix between the players. every other team is going to be scared of deud bellingham. fik.
a lot with that. i mean, i'm a bit of a history buff. regarding i a lot with that. i mean, i'm a bit i of a history buff. regarding world war it _ of a history buff. regarding world war it and — of a history buff. regarding world war ii and the 60s and things like that _ war ii and the 60s and things like that and — war ii and the 60s and things like that. and obviously i was very, very young _ that. and obviously i was very, very young in_ that. and obviously i was very, very young in the — that. and obviously i was very, very young in the 60s and i certainly was not there _ young in the 60s and i certainly was not there when world war ii is taking — not there when world war ii is taking place but you meet people who were there, they were there on may — were there, they were there on may we _ were there, they were there on d—day. we had an sas guy, one of the first, staying _ d—day. we had an sas guy, one of the first, staying here. i'm not watching _ first, staying here. i'm not watching it on the screen. this is not a _ watching it on the screen. this is not a steven spielberg film. this is the guy— not a steven spielberg film. this is the guy who was there and did it. this is— the guy who was there and did it. this is a — the guy who was there and did it. this is a film made by the residents ringing _ this is a film made by the residents ringing. discuss it at the effects of climate change. dan ringing. discuss it at the effects of climate change.— ringing. discuss it at the effects of climate change. dan is using his exoerience — of climate change. dan is using his exoerience as _ of climate change. dan is using his experience as an _ of climate change. dan is using his experience as an actor _ of climate change. dan is using his experience as an actor and - of climate change. dan is using his experience as an actor and writer. of climate change. dan is using hisl experience as an actor and writer to make short films with the residents. i'm going to cry. l make short films with the residents. l'm going to cry-— i'm going to cry. i can't help it. it i'm going to cry. i can't help it. it breaks _ i'm going to cry. i can't help it. it breaks your _ i'm going to cry. i can't help it. it breaks your heart. _ i'm going to cry. i can't help it. it breaks your heart. i - i'm going to cry. i can't help it. it breaks your heart. i used i i'm going to cry. i can't help it. it breaks your heart. i used to l i'm going to cry. i can't help it. i it breaks your heart. i used to earn quite a lot of money for doing not very much and now i earn not very much for doing lots and lots and lots. well played, sunflower! it's an absolute privilege, to be honest
going to do this. he amazing. the weather? nice. we are going to do thie— going to do this. no matter what the result it is going _ going to do this. no matter what the result it is going to _ going to do this. no matter what the result it is going to be _ going to do this. no matter what the result it is going to be an _ going to do this. no matter what the result it is going to be an amazing i result it is going to be an amazing experience — result it is going to be an amazing exoerience for— result it is going to be an amazing experience for me _ result it is going to be an amazing experience for me to _ result it is going to be an amazing experience for me to remember. result it is going to be an amazing i experience for me to remember for the rest _ experience for me to remember for the rest of— experience for me to remember for the rest of my— experience for me to remember for the rest of my life. _ experience for me to remember for the rest of my life. the _ experience for me to remember for the rest of my life.— the rest of my life. the team s - irit, the rest of my life. the team spirit. what _ the rest of my life. the team spirit, what they _ the rest of my life. the team spirit, what they do, - the rest of my life. the team spirit, what they do, they - the rest of my life. the team i spirit, what they do, they bring the rest of my life. the team - spirit, what they do, they bring it to the _ spirit, what they do, they bring it to the fans. — spirit, what they do, they bring it to the fans, the fans bring it to them — to the fans, the fans bring it to them. �* ., ., , ., , them. although fifa promised eve one them. although fifa promised everyone was _ them. although fifa promised everyone was welcome - them. although fifa promised everyone was welcome here, | them. although fifa promised - everyone was welcome here, some fans were told to remove their rainbow hats on the way in. gareth bale arrived without his rainbow armband, under threat of a yellow card. then for that spine tingling moment, i world beating antonym, blood pumping. could they cope with the nerves? not really. wales wobbled early on, struggling to find their feet on the big stage. the us had promised aggression. they didn't disappoint. as wales struggled to get a grip and get out of their own half. then outmuscled in the middle, wales were overloaded. an exceptional american finish did the
anything specific to sunderland that ou see? ~ , ., , , anything specific to sunderland that ousee? ., you see? i think previously people would always _ you see? i think previously people would always have _ you see? i think previously people would always have thought - you see? i think previously people would always have thought i - you see? i think previously people i would always have thought i needed to move out of sunderland to work outside of sunderland but i have seen more that people are coming into sunderland to work and they want to live and work here. i public would not have a desire to jump on the train to newcastle every day other than we have availability and resources here. it is different and i think this investment will encourage people wanting to work in the area. ~ . , ,., encourage people wanting to work in thearea. . ., . ., ., the area. what is your anecdotal exoerience _ the area. what is your anecdotal experience about _ the area. what is your anecdotal experience about what - the area. what is your anecdotal experience about what is - the area. what is your anecdotal. experience about what is happening with wages because we know across the piece, they are not rising in line with inflation but when there are not enough people to go around for thejobs, you would are not enough people to go around for the jobs, you would assume that employers are going to have to offer more money?— more money? people are having to offer more — more money? people are having to offer more money, _ more money? people are having to offer more money, it's _ more money? people are having to offer more money, it's a _ more money? people are having to offer more money, it's a very - offer more money, it's a very difficult situation. some people don't take enough staff on because of that situation so it is a big thing and what we are seeing a lot of is more bonuses given out. maybe
will not be easy _ discrimination across the game. trust will not be easy reading but we have to hold a mirror up to ourselves. it'll be a difficult few months but a moment that we can start the reset. cricket will become the uk's most inclusive sport. and it needs to do that rapidly and it needs to win back trust. he to do that rapidly and it needs to win back trust.— win back trust. he hopes his exoerience _ win back trust. he hopes his experience running - win back trust. he hopes his experience running surrey, | win back trust. he hopes his - experience running surrey, where this programme helped engage youngsters in diverging immunities across south london will help but with english cricket divided by —— like never before, reunited the game is no easy task. england's cricketers are currently in action in pakistan, playing the fifth of their seven t20 internationals. the series currently stands at two matches each. pakistan did not make it to their full 20 overs. they were all out for 145 with six balls to spare. mohammad rizwan script —— top scoring with 63. england have struggled in reply. we will keep you updated with the scoring that
worrying about what they're going to eat. it's a simple as that.— eat. it's a simple as that. gillian has been helped _ eat. it's a simple as that. gillian has been helped by _ eat. it's a simple as that. gillian has been helped by the - eat. it's a simple as that. gillian has been helped by the cancer. has been helped by the cancer charity macmillan to access universal credit, but says he is struggling. i universal credit, but says he is struggling-— universal credit, but says he is stru~lin~. :, , , struggling. i need heating, because i am on struggling. i need heating, because i am on chemo. _ struggling. i need heating, because i am on chemo, ongoing _ struggling. i need heating, because i am on chemo, ongoing chemo i struggling. i need heating, because i am on chemo, ongoing chemo for| struggling. i need heating, because i i am on chemo, ongoing chemo for the foreseeable future when my body temperature can rise and drop at any given moment. i'm thinking that i won't be able to use the heating because once that heating and energy bill goes up, the more people use you heating the more it will cost. there will be a point where you or just have do not pay it and i don't want to do that. our focus should be cancer and recovery, not worrying about how we're going to survive the next few months.— next few months. gillian's exoerience _ next few months. gillian's experience is _ next few months. gillian's experience is far - next few months. gillian's experience is far from i next few months. gillian's i experience is far from unique, next few months. gillian's - experience is far from unique, the experience is farfrom unique, the charity says it has seen a 54% increase in the number of cancer patients needing financials for this year, compared to the same period