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BBC News

listening to a press conference by the prime minister on his government's rwanda plan. we can listen to what he had to say about the timeline. the listen to what he had to say about the timeline.— the timeline. the first flight will leave in 10-12 _ the timeline. the first flight will leave in 10-12 weeks. _ the timeline. the first flight will leave in 10-12 weeks. of- the timeline. the first flight will| leave in 10-12 weeks. of course, leave in 10—12 weeks. of course, that leave in10—12 weeks. of course, that is— leave in 10—12 weeks. of course, that is tater _ leave in 10—12 weeks. of course, that is later than we wanted. but we have always been clear that processing will take time and if labour— processing will take time and if labour peers had not spent weeks holding _ labour peers had not spent weeks holding up — labour peers had not spent weeks holding up the bill in the lords to try to _ holding up the bill in the lords to try to block these flights altogether, we would have begun this process— altogether, we would have begun this process weeks ago. so altogether, we would have begun this process weeks ago.— altogether, we would have begun this process weeks ago. so what do people in rwanda make _ process weeks ago. so what do people in rwanda make of— process weeks ago. so what do people in rwanda make of the _ process weeks ago. so what do people in rwanda make of the controversial . in rwanda make of the controversial policy itself? our correspondent reports. policy itself? our correspondent re orts. :, . , reports. the government here has laruel reports. the government here has largely stood _ reports. the government here has largely stood back _ reports. the government here has largely stood back and _ reports. the government here has largely stood back and watched i reports. the government here has| largely stood back and watched the legal and political wrangling in the uk saying that is their process for britain. they welcome debate and so on. in the meantime they stressed they are ready to receive the

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BBC News

policy. we have worked very hard to do in a compliant way in parliament has certified or will certify when this bill— has certified or will certify when this bill is— has certified or will certify when this bill is passed that rewind is safe _ this bill is passed that rewind is safe we — this bill is passed that rewind is safe. we have dressed all the concerns— safe. we have dressed all the concerns —— mac address your concerns— concerns —— mac address your concerns and now was the point for flights— concerns and now was the point for flights to _ concerns and now was the point for flights to go. and i'm not going to a foreign — flights to go. and i'm not going to a foreign court block us from getting — a foreign court block us from getting flights out and get this deterrent up and running. the bill contains— deterrent up and running. the bill contains a — deterrent up and running. the bill contains a very specific power that makes _ contains a very specific power that makes it— contains a very specific power that makes it clear that as the ministers to decide _ makes it clear that as the ministers to decide whether to comply with temporary rule 39 orders. and we will put _ temporary rule 39 orders. and we will put that power in their bowl what _ will put that power in their bowl what we — will put that power in their bowl what we have also done as amended guidance _ what we have also done as amended guidance for civil servants to make it crystal— guidance for civil servants to make it crystal clear that if ministers do make — it crystal clear that if ministers do make that decision the civil servants— do make that decision the civil servants will implement that decision— servants will implement that decision stop i think i have been very— decision stop i think i have been very clear— decision stop i think i have been very clear about my intentions and i think— very clear about my intentions and i think the _ very clear about my intentions and i think the last thing i would say is that if— think the last thing i would say is that if it — think the last thing i would say is that if it ever comes to a choice between — that if it ever comes to a choice between our national security and securing — between our national security and securing our borders and membership of a foreign _ securing our borders and membership of a foreign court, i would always

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Property Insider: Horse racing grandstand coming down; crane numbers plummet

It’s the old Auckland and the new - a racecourse grandstand being demolished to make way for more apartments; crane numbers have dropped lately, especially...

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Trump on Trial New York v. Donald Trump

on. let's take it away from the jury and have that discussion. it could be something that's happening as far as body lang, which we'll see. sometimes what happens is it might be the former president exhaling or he's been doing something else that the judge might be saying this is getting a little out of hand. >> merchan sustained this last objection. so there have been at least two objections, as far as we know, one was overruled. this one was sustained. asks for the past comments to be stricken from the record. >> there is more of this right? >> reporter: right. this is -- if you can forgive me as we're trying to track this in realtime and make notes as they come in here. this was ultimately, if you give me a second here. >> vaughn, as you're looking at that -- >> reporter: blanche says that, if you may pick it up. >> you make sense of it, and we'll just chat with our -- it looks like trump is also talking at one point with his attorneys

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Trump on Trial New York v. Donald Trump

caroline's point that they didn't charge them, conspiracy is nevertheless the agreement to do something the law forbids. it did don't on for decades. it was a relatively short period of time. there's 34 counts, but there's really a much more limited number of acts that led to those 34 false documents. so prosecutors have to make it simple, avoid the simplistic, keep it linear and chronological, not overpromise and make sure they have a witness that will back up everything they say in the opening. this is not an inordinately complex thing to do. i forget who made the point earlier, but they're exactly right. i think it was maya. if there's a weakness in your case, you front it. you want do make sure that the jury hears from you, the prosecutor, where the weaknesses are, where the traps may be. otherwise then the defense gets to tell them and it looks like you as the prosecutor is hiding something. it's not an inordinately complex

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The World Today with Maryam Moshiri

sides told jurors to use common sense, but we did just briefly get to the first witness in this david pecker, the owner of american media incorporated gave some insight into the tabloid news world, didn't it, but what is the kind of key point you think that prosecutors need to make with david pecker max want agreement as make with david pecker max want actreemen .,, ., make with david pecker max want actreemenﬂ ., , , , make with david pecker max want aareemen| .,, ., , , , ., agreement as former publisher of the national enquirer, _ agreement as former publisher of the national enquirer, david _ agreement as former publisher of the national enquirer, david pecker- agreement as former publisher of the national enquirer, david pecker was i national enquirer, david pecker was the one _ national enquirer, david pecker was the one who allegedly went about facilitating some of these hush money— facilitating some of these hush money payments, he also allegedly entered _ money payments, he also allegedly entered into an agreement to publish negative _ entered into an agreement to publish negative stories about trump's components, so he gave a lot of insights— components, so he gave a lot of insights into what exactly was agreed — insights into what exactly was agreed upon. insights into what exactly was agreed upon-— insights into what exactly was aa-reeduon. ~ , ., ., �*, agreed upon. absolutely, and that's 'ust the agreed upon. absolutely, and that's just the first — agreed upon. absolutely, and that's just the first witness, _ agreed upon. absolutely, and that's just the first witness, prosecutors i just the first witness, prosecutors say they have several corroborating witnesses, they'll be going through those business records, so a lot to

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The Context

of violence _ i think if you have actual threats of violence to the point where you have _ of violence to the point where you have to _ of violence to the point where you have to cancel all of your classes on campus, _ have to cancel all of your classes on campus, you have to ask — is this a valid _ on campus, you have to ask — is this a valid use _ on campus, you have to ask — is this a valid use of— on campus, you have to ask — is this a valid use of a _ on campus, you have to ask — is this a valid use of a private university? that has— a valid use of a private university? that has to — a valid use of a private university? that has to be unacceptable at some point that _ that has to be unacceptable at some point that you can't control the threat of— point that you can't control the threat of violence to the point you have _ threat of violence to the point you have to _ threat of violence to the point you have to cancel classes or take them virtually _ have to cancel classes or take them virtuall . , , ,., g. . ,, virtually. this is the point, jack, that the government _ virtually. this is the point, jack, that the government has - virtually. this is the point, jack, that the government has been l virtually. this is the point, jack, - that the government has been trying to make, this same point that they've had some protests. i think james cleverly asks if we need to keep protesting. where do you think the government is right now on allowing some of these protests to move through london?— allowing some of these protests to move through london? these are very difficult issues _ move through london? these are very difficult issues to _ move through london? these are very difficult issues to grapple _ move through london? these are very difficult issues to grapple with. - difficult issues to grapple with. do we want _ difficult issues to grapple with. do we want politicians _ difficult issues to grapple with. do we want politicians telling - difficult issues to grapple with. do we want politicians telling us - difficult issues to grapple with. do| we want politicians telling us when we want politicians telling us when we can _ we want politicians telling us when we can and — we want politicians telling us when we can and can't— we want politicians telling us when we can and can't protest— we want politicians telling us when we can and can't protest when - we can and can't protest when we should _ we can and can't protest when we should and — we can and can't protest when we should and shouldn't? _ we can and can't protest when we should and shouldn't? we - we can and can't protest when we i should and shouldn't? we certainly don't _ should and shouldn't? we certainly don't want — should and shouldn't? we certainly don't want that. _ should and shouldn't? we certainly don't want that. it _ should and shouldn't? we certainly don't want that. it is _ should and shouldn't? we certainly don't want that. it is definitely - don't want that. it is definitely true _ don't want that. it is definitely true in — don't want that. it is definitely true in london _ don't want that. it is definitely true in london that _ don't want that. it is definitely true in london that the - don't want that. it is definitely true in london that the vast i true in london that the vast majority_ true in london that the vast majority of— true in london that the vast majority of people - true in london that the vast majority of people in - true in london that the vast majority of people in thesel true in london that the vast - majority of people in these very, very big — majority of people in these very, very big protests— majority of people in these very, very big protests are _ majority of people in these very, very big protests are peaceful, . majority of people in these very, i

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Why being humble can make you a better leader

When we consider how leaders get to the top, we might think of somebody like Jordan Belfort , the millionaire stockbroker portrayed by Leonardo DiCaprio in...

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Forensic Files II

the tower dump showed that four of those calls were either made or received right next to the mailbox where fred was attacked. the last call was from a hotel about seven miles from the site of the murder. i immediately walk in with the staff, show them a picture, and they immediately recognize him, say, "yeah, that's timmy. timmy's been staying here off and on for several months." narrator: hotel staff said he drove a red chevy s-10 pickup, the same make and model a witness reported seeing on the night of fred's murder, and he checked out the day after fred engel's memorial service. sherry engel had been paying for timmy rogers' hotel room with her credit card. narrator: sherry and tim were both questioned in connection with fred engel's murder. richardson: timmy is denying any involvement in the crime, and he's denying any relationship with sherry. he essentially played dumb about every topic that i asked him about. how did...

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FOX and Friends Sunday

baby. >> i'm going to go with tennessee as well. >> oh, vehicle out. >> indianapolis. wow. >> that middle building in oklahoma city is so much taller. >> the oklahoma city skyline has a tall building. that wasn't tall enough so i took a snack at it. stab at it.>> chattanooga -- >> that looked like a big downtown for me. >> that's indianapolis. >> chattanooga is 300,000 people. >> it's not that big. >> lucas oil stadium, that would have been an indicator. >> you didn't see it, did you? >> no, i didn't. >> that's the fun game we play with "fox & friends weekend." may your skyline make our -- we'll leave it there. >> we don't need -- >> i maintain -- i got phoenix

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