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the lord has given and the lord has taken away, blessed the vine name of the lord. the service continues as dr. don wilson will read scripture and lead us in prayer. dr. wilson. 00:25:58 dr. wilson mr. graham had a deep conviction of the bible. he loved the bible. it is how he governed how he lived and how he died. he believes the bible teaches us the truth about god and cries to jesus. one of the passages he requested that i read at his funeral service is most eloquently the life and testimony our beloved mr. graham. from ephesians chapter two and verse 4-9. god being rich in mercy because of his great love with which he loved us, even when we were dead made us alive together with him.t in raised us up with might ages to come, you show us the passing riches of his grace in kindness, in and through the lord jesus christ. you have been saved through faith and that is the gift of god, not as a result of works, so that no one may boast. would you join me as we are together. our god and our father, we live high in the name of jesus christ. recognizing that you alone are

are lord. you are god, you created us and your purpose for us would be through the love of god in christ jesus, we would be reconciled to a holy and a righteous god. mr. graham would want us most desperately today to think of nothing other than lifting higher than name of the lord jesus christ, his lord and savior. we gave you all praise and all glory. and as we celebrate the life of your servant, we pray oh god that you would bless us today, that you would speak to us in our hearts and that we as a people would rise up and to be determined to live lives that would be well pleasing in god's sight, just as mr. graham did. we pray these things in the wonderful name of the lord jesus christ and for his sake alone, amen. >> as we continue this wonderful celebration, let me ask you to join as we sing great coronation him "all hail the power of jesus name." stand as we continue to rejoice. ♪ ♪ all hail the power of jesus' name! ♪ ♪ let angels prostrate fall ♪ bring forth the royal ♪ and c

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hey, lord. good morning, lord. we got close to the lord at an early age. ui love the lord. without the lord, i don't know where i would be. she would gather us in her room and she would make us bow our heads to the lord. the one scripture she would always tell us was found in the book of galatians. do not grow weary doing good. in due season you will reap a harvest. if you don't give up. we have come so far in our journey. so many men and women who have dared to make a difference. everythingnor, and us, let us continue to march on until victory is won. thank you so much. [applause] [applause] donna brazil, ladies and gentlemen. he great, prosthetic -- prophetic. ♪ day with news and policy issues that impact you. thursday morning, todd gets jan oh on executive and legislative actions to undo federal regulations. a new report on the national rifle association's political influence in washington. be sure to watch "washington journal." join the discussion. c-span, where history unfolds daily. 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies

i would point the noble lord, and other noble lords, these are actions that all gp surgeries can take, whether it's using technology such as e—booking and e—prescribing to work to reduce the kind of workload that he's talking about. more gps are leaving the profession thanjoining it, and there are soaring numbers ofjunior doctors leaving the nhs after their two—year foundation training. so how does the government intended to fill the failing pipeline ofjunior doctors, and would the noble lord the minister care to speculate why there is a flood of departing junior doctors right now? could it be due to the rock— bottom level of morale of junior doctors after their shabby treatment by the secretary of state? well, the noble lady might be interested to note that if you look at the number of gps in specialty training in 2014, it was 2671, in 2017 it was 3157 — an increase of nearly 400. that is how we're filling the places. is the noble lord the minister aware of the increasing number of inner—city general practices where the entire gp workforce consists of locum doctors becaus

my lords, this is not an opportunity for noble lords to stand up and ask random questions. a conservative joined the battle. as a member here, we are being asked to approve these regulations, i'm entitled to ask a question about it. he got the same answer. lord foulkes had another go. i think the minister must answer this! well, i know that the noble lord thinks that i must answer this but it is courtesy in this house that if someone has an issue to raise at committee, they should raise it at committee. and, as far as she was concerned, that was the end of the matter — except it was not. peers still had to vote on the original issue. but that was just a formality, surely. the question is that this motion be agreed to. as many as are of that opinion will say content. content! the contrary not content? not content! content! i think the contents have it. not content! content! i think the contents have it. not content! well, the chief whip had a word and eventually, the rebels backed down and the regulation on passport fees was approved. as to where british passports will be

as many noble lords have noted, there is more. much more that needs to be done the noble lady baroness northover highlighted some a shocking and astonishing examples. i have to have a word of my husband and about whether he would give me a kidney. my noble friend baroness brown browning of folders with her conclusion about culture and baroness thornton has just expanded our understanding of economics. it is all so much food for thought and from all the contributors, my heartfelt thanks and there are far too many to mention. it has been mentioned by many but it would be remiss of me if i missed it out and thatis remiss of me if i missed it out and that is the fault. it is just 100 yea rs, that is the fault. it is just 100 years, that is just about four generations when women, albeit not all women, were granted the right to vote and since then other courageous and inspirational women from all sides of politics have blazed a trail that has got us to where we are today. we have our second female female prime minister. horace otieno ho

i will repeat the answer i gave to the noble lord. but lord forysth was not sitting down. i respect the chief whip, but i am intending to ask a question about it. lady williams repeated that this was not the place for questions about where passports were to be produced. but that didn't stop lord foulkes. for once, i actually agree with the noble lord forsyth. the government of france insist that french passports are produced only in france for reasons of security. now, if we are sadly going to have to leave the european union, and i hope we are not, and if we are going to have these iconic blue passports... the last one i had was more black than blue, to be honest. they ought to be produced in britain, in gateshead, or somewhere else. why is that not the case? i think the minister must answer this. i know the noble lord thinks i must answer this, but it is courtesy in this house that if somebody has an issue to raise, they should raise it at committee. i expect both noble lords will try to secure a debate on this very matter. and as far as she was concerned, that was the e

by lord. we got close, lord to the lord at an early age will and i'm still close to the lord. i do not know where i would be. my grandmother used to call us. today so you we were catholic? should make us bow our heads to the lord and one scripture should always tell us was found in the book of galatians chapter six, verse nine. "do not grow weary in doing good." we have come so far in our so many men and women who have cared to make a difference in their honor and everything that they gave us let us continue to march on. until victory is won. douglas you and thank you so much. thank you. forgive. -- thank you. [applause] ladies andazile, gentlemen. the great prophetic donna brazile. >> photojournalists will talk about covering the battle against islamic state>> two in the iraqi city of mosul. mitch buddha back is a retired u.s. army special forces lieutenant colonel who became a war reporter covering conflict and disaster. skill from, this is a photo from my phone. the rubble in the foreground is an armored isis suicide car bomb. the initial reports were incorrect, that there

presence lord. this is the tradition of the western church of epo -- exposition and the blessed sack meant. >> there is something -- sacrement. >> there is something very sacred about it and i respond to that. >> right. >> we'll come back after this brief break and talk about lent, mary and the devotion and making it visible in our daily lives every day. >> wonderful. >> please come back and join us. [piano playing slow tune] announcer: don't wait. communicate. make your emergency plan today. >>> welcome back to mosaic. father kennedy, you are a priest of the arc dioceses of derek ar arch dioceses of san francisco -- -- arch of die soesz of san francisco. how did you become interested. >> visiting orthodox churches. i thought how beautiful the worship. i wish to be in full communion of rome. wouldn't it be wonderful to have this tradition in that full communion. that's what bizatine cath olism is. it is the union between east and west and so these bi sgla atine catholic communities have their own hi

but we also heard from lord coe and his collea g u es we also heard from lord coe and his colleagues today inside this building, about russia and its re—emergence oi’ building, about russia and its re—emergence or reintroduction into the world sporting community. the iaaf have excluded the russian athletic federation for quite a while now. neutral athletes can still compete if they can prove they are clean. but today, the iaaf increased the stakes saying russia could be banned entirely from the iaaf and neutral athletes could also be excluded. u nless be excluded. unless dramatic progress is made, and we genuinely hope it is being made, that we will have to review in oui’ made, that we will have to review in our council meeting in july made, that we will have to review in our council meeting injuly the status of the mutual competitors and the potential for the congress to decide upon the ultimate sanction, i guess, which is expulsion. but i think that is not sitting there as a threat. it is actually sitting there because we want this situation evolved. and so on to the matter

we must know him as our lord and our savior. (bernice king) his approach was more of trying to get people into the relationship with christ that that would transform their mindset and the way in which they lived so they would see people differently, and thus treat people differently. (announcer) in new york mr. billy graham makes a dramatic denunciation... there's something wrong with human nature? what is it in the nature of men that causes men to have intolerance and racial intolerance? the problem with the world tonight is sin! (narrator) from eisenhower to kennedy to johnson and then nixon billy worked closely with all these presidents encouraging them to take steps to end racial segregation. (president bill clinton) almost fifty years ago my sunday school teacher to me to little ck to hearteps to ebilly graham's crusade. the schools were closed because of the little rock central high school immigration crisis. the white citizens' council in little rock tried to convince, even to pressure, billy graham and all of his people

one topic in the lords this week was rubbish, literally. a conservative former minister thought it would be a good idea to add litter picking to the national curriculum and he was not mincing his words. the shocking and disgusting proliferation of litter in our towns and countryside frankly shames this nation and lost my proposal might be meet with some opposition and some would understand concerns about safety and indeed some teachers may not like it much, if it were enacted that all children spend a couple of hours clearing litter, i believe it might have a gradual effect on attitudes and not only that, but that it might in the long—term have positive educational impact. one labour peer did not think much of that idea. given the high rate of illiteracy in many of our primary schools and the low rate of numeracy amongst 11—year—olds which really affects their subsequent education, does the minister not agree with me it would be far better to concentrate on the essentials of a good education and not expose our children to unnecessary

more on that in a moment but we also heard from lord coe and his collea g u es heard from lord coe and his colleagues today inside the building about russia and its reintroduction into the world sporting community. the iaaf have excluded the russian athletic federation for quite a while now, mutual athletes of course can compete if they can prove their claim. but today the iaaf said russia could be banned entirely and neutral athletes excluded as well. u nless neutral athletes excluded as well. unless dramatic progress is made and we generally hope it is, then we will have to review in a council meeting injuly will have to review in a council meeting in july the status will have to review in a council meeting injuly the status of will have to review in a council meeting in july the status of the neutral competitors and the potential for the congress to decide upon the ultimate sanction i guess which is expulsion. but i think that is not sitting there as a threat, it is not sitting there as a threat, it is actually sitting there because we wa nt is actually sitting there because we want

it was a tweet posted by lord sugar as you say last night. there is a photo of hitler and someone sitting next to him ina hitler and someone sitting next to him in a car and the face ofjeremy corbyn superimposed on that person. idid corbyn superimposed on that person. i did read when you're pictured at nuremberg and claim you thought you we re nuremberg and claim you thought you were going to a car rally in yorkshire, they add the words many a true word spoken in jest. jonathan, we are struggling to hear you properly. we will come back to you ina properly. we will come back to you in a couple of minutes and get that update from you then. we will return tojonathan for update from you then. we will return to jonathan for that. the russian embassy in london has complained that border force and customs officers searched a passengerflight from moscow at heathrow airport. the embassy claimed the officials refused to give a written explanation for their actions on board the aeroflot plane, and called the search a "blatant provocation". so far there

lord young. local authorities in england say they have "little choice" but to put up council taxes in the steepest rise in bills for 14 years. the average bill will be just over 5% higher than in 2018—19. in an debate called by the opposition, labour mps weren't happy. isn't this an example of the utter hypocrisy of the conservative party, anti—cuts campaigners locally but putting them through in this place? my honourable friend is absolutely right. and of course, part of the reason and it is two sides of the same coin, you have had eight years of cuts to local councils, meaning that those budgets the councils have directly to spend from this place have shrunk. but it is also this place that then has allowed councils to increase council tax, this year they increase the limit by a further 1%. and of course what that means is that they are merely shifting the blame onto local councils of all political persuasions, this is not a party political point and that is is so unfair. they have devolved

cross talking anti russian hysteria i'm joined by my guests lord richard both in london he is a member of the u.k. house of lords in paris we have john laughlin he is a historian specialist in international affairs and in washington we cross that we strand him he is an investigative journalist as well as co-host of fault lines on radio sputnik all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate let me go to john laughlin in paris first john what do you make of this because when i hysterical environment like we see in the united states in the u.k. and now spreading through europe there's no words of reason that can be spoken no dialogue is allowed whatsoever and if you question if we look at the case in point of this poisoning alleged poisoning incident in the u.k. in salisbury you know i see no evidence whatsoever being provided i've been asked by western media outlets to talk about it and i say talk about what there's nothing to talk about him in jail there is some evidence that i see some pictures of the guy and his daught

cross talking anti russia hysteria i'm joined by my guests lord richard both in london he is a member of the u.k. house of lords in paris we have john laughlin he is a historian specialist in international affairs and in washington we cross that we train and he is an investigative journalist as well as co-host of fault lines on radio all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in. anytime you want and i always appreciate let me go to john laughlin in paris first john what do you make of this because when i hysterical environment like we see in the united states in the u.k. and now spreading through europe there's no words of reason that can be spoken no dialogue is allowed whatsoever and if you question if we look at the case in point of this poisoning alleged poisoning incident in the u.k. in salisbury you know i see no evidence whatsoever being provided i've been asked by western media outlets to talk about it and i say talk about what there's nothing to talk about and intel there is some evidence that i see some pictures of the guy and his daughter in a ho

representation at all levels, and a by lord brooke. we are supporting businesses to get more women into senior leadership. 9796 97% of all uk workforce is now offer some form of flexible working. as a mother, i will agree with the noble lady, childcare is one of the biggest challenges that any family faces when they are deciding to structure their family going forward. we have introduced tax childcare to help working families. we have our wide—ranging debate on the noble lord gave us a stunning tour de force of the world of women in sport. he paid tribute my right honourable friend tracey crouch on the other place for two fiscal campaign and that this girl can. only occasionally because i am a lwa ys only occasionally because i am always too busy. this girl can, 11,000 organisations have registered. i'm sure that the noble lords we have some also bizarre sporting heroes and role models to come out of the winter olympics. including lizzy yarnold. lord addington also sold the benefits sport. i notice question on coaches and if you will

brown, he's still a member of the house of lords. this is another development in a difficult week for the labour party with the issue anti—semitism. jeremy corbyn condemning it many times, was a protest in parliament organised by the jewish board a protest in parliament organised by thejewish board of deputies and jewish leadership council and last nightjeremy corbyn said the party needed to do better on the issue. but still a group of more than a0 labour mps but still a group of more than a0 labourmps and but still a group of more than a0 labour mps and peers calling on him to suspend a senior official accused of supporting someone who had denied the holocaust, which she herself has denied. but so far he has shown no signs of wanting to do that. for now, thank you very much. 0fficials of sta nsted now, thank you very much. 0fficials of stansted airport have apologise. more than 100 flights from stansted airport were cancelled last night after a shuttle bus caught fire outside the terminal building. a normal service has resumed thi

they say neither lord mandelson nor 0leg consultancy. they say neither lord mandelson nor oleg deripaska are involved in this work. 0leg deripaska is big news in russia at the moment. opposition politician alexei navalny release this footage about him. it was filmed by an escort, 19 years old at the time. in london, a company run by the home secretary's rather handled the pr for the recent stock market flotation of the 0leg for the recent stock market flotation of the oleg deripaska business. i am not in the pr business, but i think when one is the immediate family of somebody in the immediate family of somebody in the top leadership position, one should be careful about what foreign professionals, what foreign clients one has. donald trump's campaign manager has worked for 0leg deripaska as well, something 0leg deripaska as well, something 0leg deripaska is not keen to talk about without an appointment. get lost, please. thank you. a tory fundraiser, the british wives of oligarchs bid big money for the experiences, like having dinner wi

cross talking anti russian hysteria i'm joined by my guests lord richard in london he is a member of the u.k. house of lords in paris we have john laughlin he is a historian specialist in international affairs and in washington we cross that we strand and he is an investigative journalist as well as co-host of fault lines on radio sputnik right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate let me go to john laughlin in paris first john what do you make of this because when i hysterical environment like we see in the united states in the u.k. and now spreading through europe there's no words of reason that can be spoken no dialogue is allowed whatsoever and if you question if we look at the case in point of this poisoning alleged poisoning incident in the u.k. in salisbury you know i see no evidence whatsoever being provided i've been asked by western media outlets to talk about it and i say talk about what there's nothing to talk about and entailed there is some evidence that i see some pictures of the guy and his daughter in

my lords, maintaining public trust and public confidence is key. achieving this involves a more open approach to deployment and the development of new technologies. we remain committed to ensuring that our use of biometrics, including those provided to law enforcement partners is legal, transparent and robust. she also said the government was committed to creating a framework so that organisations could innovate with biometric data in an ethical and transparent way. finally, march the first is the meteorological start of spring — which might have been a little hard to believe over the last few days — but it's also st david's day, and a chance for a few non—welsh speakers to have a go at the traditional greeting. can i wish all members speaks welsh. the non—welsh speakers with us. and here is the scottish accent. speaks welsh. and here is how it should be done. speaks welsh. st st david's day. but there was some bad news for those wanting more talk of st david's day. i'm afraid to saw when the beast from the east meets stormageddon emma, one

and how it will affect the future of a post directed britain i'm now joined by lord valve member of the international relations committee at the house of lords and former member of the european parliament. thanks for being here on the green outside parliament twenty three russian diplomats being chucked out of the country in the next few days your reaction to tourism is statement. i can't see what. i mean what it will achieve is presumably twenty three british diplomats will be thrown out of russia some say more than maybe. but. the. choice everyone is saying in the house behind us because she has the evidence that the kremlin ordered an atrocity in england. i mean what i have no to seize these apparently the russian also or she's of os to need with the investigation to be given some samples of the know. and that's been refused now that doesn't seem to me like trying to solve the problem there in this was very clear that there was security considerations as to why she cannot reveal certain bugs the information just as in the public inquiry regarding the atrocity in mayfair in centra

and how it will affect the future of a post directed britain i'm now joined by lord valve member of the international relations committee at the house of lords and former member of the european parliament. thanks for being here on the green parliament twenty three russian diplomats being chucked out of the country in the next few days your reaction to tourism is statement. i can't see what. i mean what it will achieve used presumably twenty three british diplomats will be thrown out of russia some say more than maybe. but so the. choice everyone is saying in the house behind us big. does she has the evidence that the kremlin ordered an atrocity in england. when that c.b.s. i mean what i have no to seize these apparently the russian authorities of oste need with the investigation to be given some samples of the nerve agent and that's been refused there that doesn't seem to me like trying to solve the problem because their industry is very clear that there was security considerations as to why she cannot reveal certain bugs the information just as in the public inquiry regarding the a

that means the celebration will be brief or a lord but a celebration nonetheless. south africa has declared its current drought a national disaster water levels are so low people are only allowed minimal quantities especially in big cities this doesn't only affect the everyday lives but of course businesses south africa's wine industry one of the leading worldwide is among the hardest hit. if three year long drought in the western cape is caused the region's dams to reach critically low water levels prompting the government to declare a national disaster individuals are being limited to just fifty liters a day to prevent a shut off water restrictions have not just hit families but businesses too including the region's waldren down wine industry well there's just more to stop this because it's. it's really actually improves the quality this is an extent but it's not resistance because the smaller it was healed so you have a smaller house and when you have a small office yes it's more to sell in so that is how much that. wine production has slumped by about twenty pe

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i'm wary of criticising the noble lord given his service. i'm sure there are many parents and not a few children who are quite relieved there are very few chimneys left in the country. i wonder if the noble lord is aware that it is extremely rare for the curriculum to not have a balanced grade six curricula and to not include that is not a problem? given the high rate of illiteracy and many of our primary schools and the low rate of numerancy in many 11 yearolds, which really affects the subsequent education, does the noble lord not agree with me it would be far better to concentrate on the essentials of a good education and not expose our children to unnecessary danger doing foolish things which are not really part of the curriculum? in two weeks' time, today, it will become a penalty of £80 on the owner of any vehicle from which litter is thrown. this is a big advance because previously they could ever be prosecuted. we have now, the government has now made it a civil penalty. will he equally except that the penalty for fly—tipping are

lord adonis on the revolutionary mary wollstonecraft. and that's it from me for now, but do join lucy grey on bbc parliament, on monday night at 11 for a round up of the day here at westminster. but for now from me, goodbye. temperatures as high as 15 degrees yesterday, but is highest at a budweiser league double figures and some "as in scotland for a change. here is the view from snow—covered spots in northern england and north yorkshire. even though around on the snow yesterday it struggled to melt and we have low—pressure been a moray firth some of us over the next 24 moray firth some of us over the next 2a hours, over the next two hours and parts of south wales as well and that goes on and will push up in area other enough to england on. radar pictures show a bit of rain close to the north sea coast and a few showers dotted about elsewhere in england and wales. this is the picture through tonight, well the rest of the afternoon first of all, and we concede just somewhere to weather and a rumble of thunder into south—west fringi

praise the lord of all my soul and all that is in me shout praise his holy name. it's pulp psalm on the tree first one to. basically all the more reason churches are white from the inside if you go to the other churches and through them you will find white banksias white churches saw it i think at this very similar. for the for the for the more if in church the building of a dam to produce hydroelectric power in the early one nine hundred sixty s. had a devastating effect on many local communities in the country's interior. before the dam burst bell all this was forty s and there were some villages in the forest and this is what is left over after a day half built the dam more than two centuries of history sank with outranks when the waters rose. am seventh did thirty five hen who thirsts the morefield brother a for the buddha come into came to sit in the mosque and they got permission from the government to work under the salafis that the ran over the more room once and this that is the both the in a village somewhere here in seven hundred sixty five and they bui

lord adonis on the revolutionary mary wollstonecraft. here at westminster. but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. across many northern areas. across parts of scotland with some snow on the hills. as the weather front continues to move northwards. of the night. but elsewhere, a dry and chilly start to sunday. and stubborn to clear. but eventually, they should do. of the morning. of scotland as well. into the afternoon, some could be heavy, maybe thundery. but a milder day for scotland, temperatures here ten or 11. more breeze and also outbreaks of rain. parts of the uk. of the sunshine through monday. for scotland, variable cloud, a few sunny spells. temperatures of 7—10 degrees. celsius. turning more unsettled. or the south—east. munchetty. spy have been detected in a restaurant in salisbury. to identify those responsible. good morning. it's sunday, 11th march. without water in the wake of the beast from the east. "the greatest deal for the world. with the north korean leader, kim jong—un. a very good morning. against england next week. and lou

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that means the celebration will be brief or a lord but a celebration nonetheless. south africa has declared its current drought a national disaster water levels are so low people are only allowed minimal quantities especially in big cities this doesn't only affect the everyday lives but of course businesses south africa's wine industry one of the leading worldwide is among the hardest hit. three year long drought in the western cape is caused the region's dams to reach critically low water levels prompting the government to declare a national disaster individuals are being limited to just fifty liters a day to prevent to shut off water restrictions have not just hit families but businesses too including the region's world renowned wine industry well there's a small way to stop this because there is water. it's really actually improves quality to this is an extent but it's not resist. because the smaller it is healed so you have a smaller harvest house and we have a small office that is more to sell in so that it is natural that. wind production has slumped by about

that would be ideal, my lords. she told me on the 19th of december last year that the number of staff in the border force had fallen over the last four years by 845. last week, the home secretary said there would be an extra 1,000 staff. subsequently, it transpired some of those would be to replace those that were currently leaving the border force. will there actually be an increase in the staff compared to 2012 and what level does the noble lady think will be adequate to deal with the situation that will face eyes on the borders after you exit? there will be 1,000 roles in total being advertised across the border force. but as i've said, and of course, we announced and have almost finished recruiting an additional 300 front line border officers we announced last year to prepare for brexit, but as i have said across this despatch box to the noble lord on several occasions, it isn'tjust been skilled personnel that we need at the border, it is technology, innovation and it is intelligence that will provide us with t

back in the lords, a the quick thinking doorkeeper saved the day on wednesday. business can't end if the mace is in place. two. most fashionable subject for a speech this week, brexit, as seen on monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and friday. one. we return to the weather for our top story. and the snow at westminster inspired these images on social media. # five, four, three, two, one. duncan smith with our countdown. now let's take a look at some other westminster news in brief: the international development secretary is considering stopping uk aid for a number of charities, after they failed to provide assurances over safeguarding to her department. penny mordaunt had set a deadline for the information, following the scandal surrounding sexual misconduct by aid agency workers. a number of organisations unbelievably, mr speaker, have not replied. we are following up. but without compelling justification, they will have lost our confidence and we will consider whether it is right to continue their funding. the government's announced it's abandoning the next

my lords, maintaining public trust and confidence is absolutely key. achieving this involves a more open approach to development and the deployment of new technologies. we remain committed to ensuring that our use of biometrics, including those provided to law enforcement partners is legal, is ethical, is transparent and is robust. she also said the government was committed to creating a framework so that organisations could innovate with biometric data in an ethical and transparent way. finally, march the first is the meteorological start of spring — which might have been a little hard to believe over the last few days — but it's also st david's day, and a chance for a few non—welsh speakers to have a go at the traditional greeting. can i wish all members dydd gwyl dewi hapus! i'm told that's happy saint david's day for all the non—welsh speakers amongst us. dydd gwyl dewi hapus! a happy st david's day. and how about with a scottish accent? here's my go. dydd gwyl dewi hapus! and i'm hoping that impressed the honourable member. and this is how

i just think the lord. -- thank the lord. some people said i could never share or kill another person. what do you say? derl: i did hear that quite a bit when i was preparing to go. i'd have to agree with it. i do know how i would handle it if i could do it. even though i have been trained to do it. when you actually boiled down to where you have to do it, it is a whole different story. but, when you're looking down the barrel of an ak-47 and the triggers about to be polled, you don't think, you react. that is what i did. take long to figure out that you're going to do whatever it takes to protect yourself and your friends. >> and get home. you had too many girls at this point, didn't you? derl: a little bit later, it was november actually. know twins were coming. didn't know twins were coming. a strange pain in my arm. i knew i had been hit. this is a tough question and i this probably unanswerable. again, beaty jerry and can can respond to this as well if they would like to. you go into an ambush we have 150 guys, you're in

that means the celebration will be brief or a lord but a celebration nonetheless. south africa has declared its current drought a national disaster water levels are so low people are only allowed minimal quantities especially in big cities this doesn't only affect the everyday lives but of course businesses south africa's wine industry one of the leading worldwide is among the hardest hit. if three year long drought in the wastes in capers caused the region's dams to reach critically low water levels prompting the government to declare a national disaster individuals are being limited to just fifty liters a day to proving to shut off water restrictions have not just hit families but businesses too including the region's waldron down wine industry where there's just more to start with. because that is all that. is it really actually improves quality to this is an extent but it's not resist. because the smaller it was healed so you have a small office to this and we have a small office that is more to sell in and so it is natural that. wine production has slumped by

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at the house of lords and former member of the european parliament. thanks for being on the green outside parliament twenty three russian diplomats being chucked out of the country in the next few days your reaction to terrorism is statement. i can't see what. i mean what it will achieve is presumably twenty three british diplomats will be thrown out of russia some say more than maybe. but so the asians have no choice everyone is saying in the house behind us because she has the evidence that the kremlin ordered an atrocity in england. well let's see i mean what i have no two stories these are apparently the russian also or she's of oste need with the investigation to be given some samples of the nerve agent and that's been refused there that doesn't seem to me like trying to solve the problem there in this was very clear that there was security considerations as to why she cannot reveal certain bugs the information just as in the public inquiry regarding the atrocity in mayfair in central london against p.m.a. six by the. but how on earth that we got

a member of britain's house of lords international relations committee lord valve well to take a better look at the russian threat narrative and how it will affect the future of a post directed britain i'm now joined by lord valve member of the international relations committee at the house of lords and former member of the european parliament. thanks for being on the green outside parliament twenty three russian diplomats being chucked out of the country in the next few days your reaction to tourism is statement. i can't see what. i mean what it will achieve is presumably twenty three pushed diplomats will be thrown out of russia some say more than maybe. but so the asians have no choice everyone is saying in the house behind us because she has the evidence that the kremlin ordered an atrocity in england. i mean what i have no to seize these apparently the russian also or she's of oste need with the investigation to be given some samples of the nerve agent and that's been refused there that doesn't seem to me like trying to solve the problem there in this was very clear that there was

back in the lords, a quick thinking doorkeeper saved the day on wednesday. business can't end if the mace is in place. two. most fashionable subject for a speech this week, brexit as seen on monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and friday. one. we return to the weather for our top story. and the snow at westminster inspired these images on social media. # five, four, three, two, one. duncan smith with our countdown. now let's take a look at some other westminster news in brief. the international development secretary, is considering stopping uk aid for a number of charities after they failed to provide assurances over safeguarding to her department. penny mordaunt had set a deadline for the information, following the scandal surrounding sexual misconduct by aid agency workers. a number of organisations unbelievably mr speaker have not replied. we are following up. but without compelling justification they would have lost our confidence and we will consider whether it is right to continue their funding. the government's announced its abandoning the next stag