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Sportsday

to return after night fell. other than being severely sunburnt officials say he didn't sustain any serious injuries. a lucky escape there. let's go back to that breaking news — england have lost their first ever netball world cup final. they were beaten 61—45 by the now twelve—time champions, australia, who'd suffered a narrow defeat to england earlier in the tournament. international netball player. what is the reaction to this? very disappointing for england but they will be taking something away from all of this? , ~ all of this? 0h, definitely. ithink is a previous _ all of this? 0h, definitely. ithink is a previous english _ all of this? 0h, definitely. ithink is a previous english rose - all of this? 0h, definitely. ithinkl is a previous english rose anything definitely proud of what the team have achieved in the past week. they put out some great performances and on the day to day, the australia just had an absolutely great game in the final. not taking away what

Injuries , Escape , News , Officials , Let-s-go , North-west-england , Co-host-australia , Champions , Tournament , Defeat , Netball-world-cup-final , International-netball-player

Newsnight

david gauke, is this the end or the beginning of a countercoup? clearly in boris johnson's world _ beginning of a countercoup? clearly in boris johnson's world it is - in borisjohnson's world it is at the end, looking _ in borisjohnson's world it is at the end, looking at his- in boris johnson's world it is at - the end, looking at his statement he clearly has _ the end, looking at his statement he clearly has ambitions to _ the end, looking at his statement he clearly has ambitions to return but . clearly has ambitions to return but if the _ clearly has ambitions to return but if the conservative party— clearly has ambitions to return but if the conservative party wants toi if the conservative party wants to take a _ if the conservative party wants to take a sensible _ if the conservative party wants to take a sensible approach - if the conservative party wants to - take a sensible approach they should make it _ take a sensible approach they should make it clear— take a sensible approach they should make it clear that _ take a sensible approach they should make it clear that this _ take a sensible approach they should make it clear that this is the - take a sensible approach they should make it clear that this is the end - make it clear that this is the end for boris — make it clear that this is the end for borisjohnson. _ make it clear that this is the end for borisjohnson. i— make it clear that this is the end for borisjohnson. i think- make it clear that this is the end for borisjohnson. i think he's i make it clear that this is the end i for borisjohnson. i think he's done enormous — for borisjohnson. i think he's done enormous damage _ for borisjohnson. i think he's done enormous damage to _ for borisjohnson. i think he's done enormous damage to the _ for borisjohnson. i think he's done l enormous damage to the reputation for borisjohnson. i think he's done - enormous damage to the reputation of the conservative _ enormous damage to the reputation of the conservative party— enormous damage to the reputation of the conservative party in _ enormous damage to the reputation of the conservative party in terms of- the conservative party in terms of honesty and — the conservative party in terms of honesty and competence. - the conservative party in terms of honesty and competence. and - the conservative party in terms ofl honesty and competence. and that the conservative party in terms of- honesty and competence. and that the greater— honesty and competence. and that the greater the _ honesty and competence. and that the greater the distance _ honesty and competence. and that the greater the distance the _ honesty and competence. and that the greater the distance the prime - greater the distance the prime minister— greater the distance the prime minister can— greater the distance the prime minister can put— greater the distance the prime minister can put between- greater the distance the prime i minister can put between himself greater the distance the prime - minister can put between himself and borisjohnson — minister can put between himself and borisjohnson over— minister can put between himself and borisjohnson over the _ minister can put between himself and boris johnson over the weeks - boris johnson over the weeks ahead, the hetter~ _ boris johnson over the weeks ahead, the hetter~ the — boris johnson over the weeks ahead, the better. the sooner— boris johnson over the weeks ahead, the better. the sooner that - boris johnson over the weeks ahead, the better. the sooner that process. the better. the sooner that process begins, _ the better. the sooner that process begins, the — the better. the sooner that process begins, the better— the better. the sooner that process begins, the better as _ the better. the sooner that process begins, the better as well. - the better. the sooner that process begins, the betteras well. i- the better. the sooner that process begins, the better as well. i think. begins, the better as well. ithink he's done — begins, the better as well. ithink he's done a — begins, the better as well. ithink he's done a great _ begins, the better as well. ithink he's done a great deal— begins, the better as well. ithink he's done a great deal of- begins, the better as well. ithinkl he's done a great deal of damage. fundamentally _ he's done a great deal of damage. fundamentally what _ he's done a great deal of damage. fundamentally what have - he's done a great deal of damage. fundamentally what have we - fundamentally what have we learned today? _ fundamentally what have we learned today? a _ fundamentally what have we learned today? a cross—party _ fundamentally what have we learned today? a cross—party committee - fundamentally what have we learnedj today? a cross—party committee with a majority— today? a cross—party committee with a majority of— today? a cross—party committee with a majority of conservative _ today? a cross—party committee with a majority of conservative voices - a majority of conservative voices concluded — a majority of conservative voices concluded that _ a majority of conservative voices concluded that he _ a majority of conservative voices concluded that he had _ a majority of conservative voices concluded that he had misled . a majority of conservative voicesl concluded that he had misled the house _ concluded that he had misled the house and — concluded that he had misled the house and out _ concluded that he had misled the house and put forward _ concluded that he had misled the house and put forward a - concluded that he had misled the| house and put forward a proposal concluded that he had misled the - house and put forward a proposal for a suspension — house and put forward a proposal for a suspension of— house and put forward a proposal for a suspension of ten _ house and put forward a proposal for a suspension of ten days _ house and put forward a proposal for a suspension of ten days or- house and put forward a proposal for a suspension of ten days or more. i a suspension of ten days or more. boris _ a suspension of ten days or more. borisjohnson _ a suspension of ten days or more.

Boris-johnson , End , The-end , World , Countercoup , David-gauke , Beginning , Statement , It , Approach , Civil-war , Terms

The Context

anybody on that committee who he claims weren't interested - anybody on that committee who he claims weren't interested in - anybody on that committee who he claims weren't interested in the - claims weren't interested in the truth _ claims weren't interested in the truth if— claims weren't interested in the truth if t — claims weren't interested in the truth. if i were _ claims weren't interested in the truth. if i were them, _ claims weren't interested in the truth. if i were them, i- claims weren't interested in the truth. if i were them, i know. truth. if i were them, i know that it's privileged _ truth. if i were them, i know that it's privileged what _ truth. if i were them, i know that it's privileged what comes - truth. if i were them, i know that it's privileged what comes out. truth. if i were them, i know that it's privileged what comes out of| it's privileged what comes out of parliament. _ it's privileged what comes out of parliament, but— it's privileged what comes out of parliament, but he _ it's privileged what comes out of parliament, but he is— it's privileged what comes out of parliament, but he is actually. parliament, but he is actually basically— parliament, but he is actually basically defamed _ parliament, but he is actually basically defamed his - parliament, but he is actually. basically defamed his colleagues tonight~ — basically defamed his colleagues tonight he— basically defamed his colleagues toniaht. ,,, , basically defamed his colleagues toniaht. , , , ., ., tonight. he says they still have not roduced tonight. he says they still have not produced a — tonight. he says they still have not produced a shred _ tonight. he says they still have not produced a shred of _ tonight. he says they still have not produced a shred of evidence - tonight. he says they still have not produced a shred of evidence thatl tonight. he says they still have not l produced a shred of evidence that he knowingly or recklessly misled the comments. he said i spoke in the comments, i said what i believed to sincerely be true.— sincerely be true. we've all seen what he said _ sincerely be true. we've all seen what he said in _ sincerely be true. we've all seen what he said in the _ sincerely be true. we've all seen what he said in the comments. l sincerely be true. we've all seen - what he said in the comments. we've all seen _ what he said in the comments. we've all seen the _ what he said in the comments. we've all seen the clips _ what he said in the comments. we've all seen the clips of— what he said in the comments. we've all seen the clips of other _ what he said in the comments. we've all seen the clips of other people - all seen the clips of other people speaking — all seen the clips of other people speaking look, _ all seen the clips of other people speaking. look, the _ all seen the clips of other people speaking. look, the guy- all seen the clips of other people speaking. look, the guy can - all seen the clips of other peoplel speaking. look, the guy can carry on. speaking. look, the guy can carry on dominic— speaking. look, the guy can carry on. dominic cummings, - speaking. look, the guy can carry on. dominic cummings, he - speaking. look, the guy can carry on. dominic cummings, he did i speaking. look, the guy can carry. on. dominic cummings, he did say, and i_ on. dominic cummings, he did say, and i think— on. dominic cummings, he did say, and i think he— on. dominic cummings, he did say, and i think he is— on. dominic cummings, he did say, and i think he is probably— on. dominic cummings, he did say, and i think he is probably right, - and i think he is probably right, that boris— and i think he is probably right, that borisjohnson— and i think he is probably right, that boris johnson live - and i think he is probably right, that borisjohnson live so - and i think he is probably right, that borisjohnson live so oftenj that borisjohnson live so often that borisjohnson live so often that he — that borisjohnson live so often that he doesn't— that borisjohnson live so often that he doesn't know— that borisjohnson live so often that he doesn't know when - that borisjohnson live so often| that he doesn't know when he's telling — that he doesn't know when he's telling the _ that he doesn't know when he's telling the truth _ that he doesn't know when he's telling the truth and _ that he doesn't know when he's telling the truth and one - that he doesn't know when he's telling the truth and one is - that he doesn't know when he's telling the truth and one is not. and i_ telling the truth and one is not. and i don't— telling the truth and one is not. and i don't think _ telling the truth and one is not. and i don't think there's - telling the truth and one is not. and i don't think there's a - telling the truth and one is not. l and i don't think there's a single person left— and i don't think there's a single person left in _ and i don't think there's a single person left in the _ and i don't think there's a single person left in the country- and i don't think there's a single person left in the country with l and i don't think there's a single i person left in the country with the possible _ person left in the country with the possible exception _ person left in the country with the possible exception with _ person left in the country with the possible exception with dorries i person left in the country with the i possible exception with dorries and the other— possible exception with dorries and the other people _ possible exception with dorries and the other people who _ possible exception with dorries and the other people who have - possible exception with dorries and the other people who have been i possible exception with dorries and i the other people who have been given honours. _ the other people who have been given honours. which — the other people who have been given honours, which by— the other people who have been given honours, which by the _ the other people who have been given honours, which by the way, _ the other people who have been given honours, which by the way, now, - the other people who have been given honours, which by the way, now, i- honours, which by the way, now, i think— honours, which by the way, now, i think should — honours, which by the way, now, i think should be _ honours, which by the way, now, i think should be rescinded. - honours, which by the way, now, i think should be rescinded. i- honours, which by the way, now, i think should be rescinded. ithinkl think should be rescinded. ithink rishi _ think should be rescinded. ithink rishi sunak— think should be rescinded. ithink rishi sunak and _ think should be rescinded. ithink rishi sunak and allowing - think should be rescinded. ithink rishi sunak and allowing this - think should be rescinded. ithink rishi sunak and allowing this list| rishi sunak and allowing this list to go— rishi sunak and allowing this list to go ahead _ rishi sunak and allowing this list to go ahead has _ rishi sunak and allowing this list to go ahead has put _ rishi sunak and allowing this list to go ahead has put king - rishi sunak and allowing this list to go ahead has put king charles rishi sunak and allowing this list - to go ahead has put king charles and a completely— to go ahead has put king charles and a completely and _

To-parliament , Committee , It , Colleagues , Parliament , Truth , Shred , Evidence , Weren-t , Privileged , Claims-weren-t , Thatl

Newsnight

division over europe and different leaders, personalities and - division over europe and different leaders, personalities and policy, j leaders, personalities and policy, divided _ leaders, personalities and policy, divided parties, _ leaders, personalities and policy, divided parties, we _ leaders, personalities and policy, divided parties, we know- leaders, personalities and policy, divided parties, we know from i divided parties, we know from history. — divided parties, we know from history. don't— divided parties, we know from history, don't win _ divided parties, we know from history, don't win a _ divided parties, we know from history, don't win a general i history, don't win a general elections _ history, don't win a general elections. this _ history, don't win a general elections. this cannot - history, don't win a general elections. this cannot be i history, don't win a general i elections. this cannot be good history, don't win a general - elections. this cannot be good news for anyone _ elections. this cannot be good news for anyone wanting the _ for anyone wanting the conservative party to _ for anyone wanting the conservative party to win — for anyone wanting the conservative party to win in— for anyone wanting the conservative party to win in the _ for anyone wanting the conservative party to win in the general- party to win in the general election in the _ party to win in the general election in the autumn— party to win in the general election in the autumn presumably- party to win in the general election in the autumn presumably of- party to win in the general election| in the autumn presumably of 2024. you must _ in the autumn presumably of 2024. you must credit _ in the autumn presumably of 2024. you must credit him _ in the autumn presumably of 2024. you must credit him with _ in the autumn presumably of 2024. i you must credit him with winning the 2019 majority, with delivering brexit, some elements, the vaccine roll—out? brexit, some elements, the vaccine roll-out? ., , , ~' roll-out? undoubtedly. ithink indeed winning _ roll-out? undoubtedly. ithink indeed winning general- roll-out? undoubtedly. ithink. indeed winning general elections. maybe _ indeed winning general elections. maybe he — indeed winning general elections. maybe he jumped _ indeed winning general elections. maybe he jumped because - indeed winning general elections. maybe he jumped because he - indeed winning general elections. . maybe he jumped because he didn't want to— maybe he jumped because he didn't want to lose — maybe he jumped because he didn't want to lose an _ maybe he jumped because he didn't want to lose an election. _ maybe he jumped because he didn't want to lose an election. he - maybe he jumped because he didn't want to lose an election. he hasn'tl want to lose an election. he hasn't lost an— want to lose an election. he hasn't lost an election _ want to lose an election. he hasn't lost an election since 1997. - lost an election since1997. it's very— lost an election since1997. it's very important _ lost an election since1997. it's very important to _ lost an election since1997. it's very important to his _ lost an election since1997. it's very important to his own - very important to his own self—image and his— very important to his own self—image and his brand — very important to his own self—image and his brand image _ very important to his own self—image and his brand image that _ very important to his own self—image and his brand image that he's - very important to his own self—image and his brand image that he's a - and his brand image that he's a winner. — and his brand image that he's a winner. a — and his brand image that he's a winner, a unique _ and his brand image that he's a winner, a unique winner, - and his brand image that he's a i winner, a unique winner, actually, in british— winner, a unique winner, actually, in british politics, _ winner, a unique winner, actually, in british politics, of— winner, a unique winner, actually, in british politics, of the _ winner, a unique winner, actually, in british politics, of the early- in british politics, of the early 21st-century~ _ in british politics, of the early 215t—century. that— in british politics, of the early 215t—century. that he - in british politics, of the early 215t—century. that he is- in british politics, of the early. 215t—century. that he is capable in british politics, of the early- 215t—century. that he is capable of winning _ 215t—century. that he is capable of winning all— 215t—century. that he is capable of winning all of these _ 215t—century. that he is capable of winning all of these elections. - 215t—century. that he is capable of winning all of these elections. but| winning all of these elections. but

Election , Elections , News , Don-t-win-a-general-i-history , Policy , Leaders , Division , Don-t , Party , Personalities , Parties , Autumn

Our World

i want to go inside, i want to see what it's like. and, yeah, i'm really looking forward to it. i want to remember everything that was — when i was young. do you think, when you're there, you'll unlock more memories that you can't remember? ah, yes, i think so. let's see. let's get over there and then see what i remember and what i don't. what's changed ? what was there before? when we lived here, it wasn't anything this or like that. what was this place before? it was completely flat, and so nice and greenery there. but now...it was a com... that's why i sooked, you know. and first i feel like, you know... what — what's this? what are you feeling? like, i'm feeling like, you know, start to cry, like, you know... why are you feeling like crying? yeah, because they build up

Everything , Memories , Don-t , Let-s-see , Ah , Place , There , Wasn-t , Anything , Greenery , Com , Now-it

Our World

you put gas in here and then you'd, what...turn... paraffin. paraffin gas, yeah. i'm reha, a reporter for the bbc, and i'm looking into my family history. what was your favourite thing to do at home? at home, favourite things... actually, if you ask me, cooking. this is from uganda — we brought it with us. look, it's quite a lot, but i don't know you all of them. my family comes from uganda, they were expelled there in 1972 and moved here into the uk as refugees. i'm going back with my mum and my aunt, all three of us, for the first time, to see where they lived, where they grew up, and basically take it all in, and live through them. what's it called in swahili? cassava. mogo. mogo — mogo. so much of the language,

Things , Ithinkl , Home , Thing , Reporter , Gas , Paraffin-gas , Family-history , Paraffin , Reha , Bbc , Uganda

Our World

by the government in the �*80s to help rebuild the economy. we're actually very, very happy that you got your — madhvani's factories and everything back. so, when we came back, the policy was to assist l the private sector. why did you decide to come back to kakira? more emotional at that time. there was absolutely no hope for the country. i but we're ugandans. see, i was born here. so, you know, it's like| a magnet, it pulls you. what happened was it started off as an emotional trip - and then it became a commercial trip. i the government policy was that "we took away the assets - from the asians, all- the properties belonging to asians should be given back". - and, you know, ithinkl what lacked before with the asians was they didn't do enough for the community. l

Madhvani , Everything , Government , Economy , Policy , Factories , 80 , Country , Kakira , Young-ugandans , Sector , Hope

BBC News

auoin to no two rival superpowers. nomia, we are going to go live _ two rival superpowers. nomia, we are going to go live to _ two rival superpowers. nomia, we are going to go live to the _ two rival superpowers. nomia, we are going to go live to the department - going to go live to the department of defence. ﬁgs going to go live to the department of defence. �* , ., ., of defence. as i mentioned in our -revious of defence. as i mentioned in our previous briefing _ of defence. as i mentioned in our previous briefing we _ of defence. as i mentioned in our previous briefing we have - of defence. as i mentioned in our previous briefing we have learned of defence. as i mentioned in our i previous briefing we have learned a lot. previous briefing we have learned a lot about — previous briefing we have learned a lot. about the chinese surveillance high—altitude balloon programme. we have gathered a lot of information over the _ have gathered a lot of information over the last couple of years and so we were _ over the last couple of years and so we were able to based on that information detect at a very early stage. _ information detect at a very early stage. as — information detect at a very early stage. as it— information detect at a very early stage, as it approached us airspace, we had _ stage, as it approached us airspace, we had a _ stage, as it approached us airspace, we had a good understanding of what it was _ we had a good understanding of what it was as _ we had a good understanding of what it was as i _ we had a good understanding of what it was. as i mentioned, we were able to monitor_ it was. as i mentioned, we were able to monitor that closely, tracked it while _ to monitor that closely, tracked it while he — to monitor that closely, tracked it while he went over the continental united _ while he went over the continental united states, learned a lot about it and _ united states, learned a lot about it and lake — united states, learned a lot about it and take it down.— united states, learned a lot about it and take it down. would you urge us to ut it and take it down. would you urge us to put this _ it and take it down. would you urge us to put this in _ it and take it down. would you urge us to put this in a _ it and take it down. would you urge us to put this in a different - it and take it down. would you urge us to put this in a different bucket l us to put this in a different bucket than that or— us to put this in a different bucket than that or should _ us to put this in a different bucket than that or should we _ us to put this in a different bucket than that or should we aouar - us to put this in a different bucketl than that or should we aouar yeah, us to put this in a different bucket. than that or should we aouar yeah, i think— than that or should we aouar yeah, i think i_ -- i think -- ithinkl —— i think i was pretty clear for stub— —— i think i was pretty clear for stub this — —— i think i was pretty clear for stub this posed a considerable threat — stub this posed a considerable threat to— stub this posed a considerable threat to civilian air traffic so the decision was made to take it down, _ the decision was made to take it down, yeah. the decision was made to take it down. yeah-—

Lot , Nomia-iqbal , Chinese , Pentagon-press-briefing , Our-revious , Rival-superpowers , Briefing , Figs , Department-of-defence , Surveillance-high-altitude-balloon-programme , Two , Information

Our World

i must reorganise this country properly. - now, i'm going there with my mum and my aunt to understand more about what they lost, and how the expulsion impacted the country. you asking us questions, reha, but at that time, when you see how people run... is this from uganda? yeah. this is from uganda. they brought it with them. you put gas in here and then you'd, what...turn... paraffin. paraffin gas, yeah. i'm reha, a reporter for the bbc, and i'm looking into my family history. what was your favourite thing to do at home? at home, favourite things... actually, if you ask me, cooking. this is from uganda —

Country , Expulsion , Aunt , Uganda , People , Us , Questions , Reha , Ithinkl , Bbc-news , Gas , Paraffin-gas

Our World

what's changed ? what was there before? when we lived here, it wasn't anything like that. what was this place before? it was completely flat and so nice and greenery there. but now...it was a com... that's why i sooked, you know. and first i feel like, you know... what — what's this? what are you feeling? like i'm feeling like, you know, start to cry, you know... why are you feeling like crying? yeah, because they build up so nicely, but still, you know, it's not the same, not the same at all. all right, we're entering kakira. this is kakira. kakira is an estate, it's owned by the madhvani family. this is where they produce sugar cane, where they plant sugar cane.

Place , Wasn-t , Anything , Ithinkl , There , Greenery , Com , Now-it , Start-to-cry , Kakira , All , Same