i think one of the sayyed is things about the increasing sort of rao out. then per row is just the latest we ve seen so within the newsroom and the new york times, and there s really no major news organization in the united states that hasn t had some sort of news newsroom uprising recently, or critique satis thing about this is that he ended up quitting and back in the past there s all i don t know which is better what we have now people go public and talk about this newsroom issues and say, listen, there s not enough diversity of opinion, there s way too much pushback. this is not fair or in the past where what we ve seen over the years is that people just quit. they ll believe one news organization and gravitate towards another as we people just become siloed in the newsrooms become silent and completely sort of tribal in that way. and i think that s the saddest thing that to see that he had actually left afterwards okay. so did you read the tweets from the person who is this
In the lakes, and that information on safety is available at its lakehead car park in wasdale. ben longton says he wouldn t have fallen if there had been signs or a fence and he says he owes his life to rescue volunteers. mark mcalindon, bbc news. the distributor of two of the uk s most popular vape brands says it is well equipped to survive the ban on disposables products. elfbar and lost mary have already launched reusable versions of their popular disposable vapes. the company behind both brands said it was addressing demand for a tool to help smokers quit. but councils have warned the government that it shouldn t let producers exploit loopholes in the ban. with more on this is our business reporter, esyllt carr, who joins me from the newsroom. tell us about this. that ban on disposable tell us about this. that ban on disposable vapes tell us about this. that ban on disposable vapes was - tell us about this. that ban on i disposable vapes was announced earlier this year and is due to come
Time they apologised and said that in their defence they said that it was difficult to police in the circumstances and they d had a new trend of people protesting alongside the pro palestinian protests, trying to make their views heard, this was a provocation. they then retracted that saying that being jewish was not a provocation. so it sir mark rowley really is under pressure now. he is due to meet the policing minister chris philp later this week. sadiq khan, the mayor of london, has also been speaking out today and he said the handling by police of this incident had been insensitive. but he also acknowledged that the police have a very difficultjob to do. fishers; very difficult “0b to do. abery n anaa very difficult “0b to do. abery nyanga in very difficult job to do. abery nyanga in the very difficult job to do. abery nyanga in the newsroom, - very difficult job to do. abery i nyanga in the newsroom, thank very difficult job to do. abery - nyanga in the newsroom, thank you for the latest. a police officer has been taken to hospital with non life threatening injuries, following a large scale incident in the derbyshire town of ilkeston last night. our reporter louisa pilbeam has the details. this was the scene in ilkeston in derbyshire overnight during a large scale police incident in which one officer was taken to hospital.
If i could ask you to stand there, please. thank you very much. i know, i heard you. in that case, sir, when the crowd has gone, i ll happily escort you out. no, sir, i don t want anybody antagonising anybody. yeah, and at the moment, sir, you are quite openlyjewish, this is a pro palestinian march. i m not accusing you of anything but i m worried about the reaction to your presence. that was the actual moment. let s talk to aruna iyengar who is in the newsroom. there has been a lot of controversy about how the police dealt with this, and indeed their subsequent response. yes. dealt with this, and indeed their subsequent response. dealt with this, and indeed their subsequent response. yes. the latest news on that subsequent response. yes. the latest news on that is subsequent response. yes. the latest news on that is that subsequent response. yes. the latest news on that is that the subsequent response. yes. the latest news on that is that the campaign - news on that is that the campaign for anti semitism, news on that is that the campaign foranti semitism, of which news on that is that the campaign for anti semitism, of which the man who was being interviewed there is the chief executive have called for the chief executive have called for the metropolitan police commissioner sir mark rowley to resign, and those comments have been echoed by the
She feels like there is this goal now that she has and it makes it easier to think about things. remember the vice presidency, it s been a tough fit for her in some ways because it is the sum morphous role what is the vice president? the job doesn t really require anything other than waking up every morning and making sure that the president is still ebel to do his job. well, she s done that, but fitting in the other ways, it s been a little bit the tougher. this is go to these people, get them on board, get them to connect, make sure that you re building up toward november. and in her mind, hopefully, that that leads to her and joe biden we re-elected to a second term. it really has been a fascinating evolution. thank you so much for that reporting. here. appreciate it and still had music and the environment meet and a new cnn original film we hear from nominated dj and environmental toxicologist g to g about blue carbon major secret weapon in the fight against the climate crisis here in the cnn newsroom every weekday morning, cnn five
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States, canada, and around the world. i m kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom i want to get you up to speed with the passage of a massive foreign aid package. it includes a make or break bill for ukraine 95 legislation is now headed to the senate after the house passed it yesterday, senators could begin voting as early as tuesday and then president biden is urging them to quickly pass the legislation and send it to his desk ask besides these $61 billion for ukraine, the package also includes 26 billion for israel and 8 billion for taiwan and the indo-pacific region. house speaker mike johnson pushed the crane aid bill despite fierce resistance from some fellow republicans, a majority of his conference voted against the bill, which overwhelmingly passed with democratic support. but johnson s job could be on the line amid growing calls from some republicans to oust him. present, biden spoke to both speaker mike johnson and minority leader hakeem jeffries after the vote, thanking them for their leadership, cnn s
The times reported that mr menzies is accused of receiving £14,000 from tory donors, which was used for private medical expenses and to pay off what he described as bad people who had locked him in a flat. the conservative party has completed its investigation and says it can t conclude that there has been a misuse of conservative party funds. mr menzies has strongly denied the claims. let s get more from our political correspondent, iain watson, who s in the newsroom. could she remind us of some of could she remind us of some of the could she remind us of some of the allegations first? it enters could she remind us of some of the alleaations first? . , . . allegations first? it was a rather bizarre story- allegations first? it was a rather bizarre story. it allegations first? it was a rather bizarre story. it first allegations first? it was a rather bizarre story. it first appeared i allegations first? it was a rather| bizarre story. it first appeared in the times newspaper, but they said that a local official in the conservative party and mr menzies and s constituency, he represents an area of lancashire, that she had got area of lancashire, that she had got a call from him at the 315 in the morning back in december, asking for £5,000 which apparently he needed come a matter of life and death, he said, to be released from a flat where he had been locked by some bad people. apparently this demand had
Dual doing little to silence pro-palestinian demonstrators at new york s columbia university. what they re demanding and how the schools responding live from atlanta this is cnn newsroom with kin brunhuber vote in washington is over but the political fallout is just getting started. $95 billion in us aid for ukraine, israel and us allies in the indo-pacific approved by the house. now heading to the senate with a vote expected on tuesday, then to the white house where president biden says, he ll sign it about the price tag, doesn t include the potential cost to republican speaker mike johnson, who after months of infighting and bitter division in the republican party, could only advance the bills with the help of democrats that has some members on the right flank of his party threatening to introduce a measure to remove him from his post. we ll look at that in a moment along with whether aid to israel could
Case with dna from under a fingernails that someone can make into a perfect picture hello, and welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada, and all around the world. i m kim brune who bird this is cnn newsroom on this vote, the asia 311 and the naibe, are 112. the bill is passed you re watching the moment aid for ukraine, israel, and taiwan passed in a high-stakes vote in congress, bonds, not everyone s cheering ahead the backlash the right and the left facing those who led the charge. ukraine says it desperately needs the help to hold russia at bay on the front lines will take you live to kyiv to look at how the country plans to put it to use. plus recent arrests,