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despite a life sentence, horton received ten weekend passes from prison. horton fled, kidnapped a young couple, stabbing the man and repeatedly raping his girlfriend. weekend prison passes, dukakis on crime. >> the willie horton ad comes not from the official republican campaign, but from pro bush activists. >> willie horton was a black american, and i think one of the reasons the campaign did not want to associate itself directly with the ad is that they felt that people might interpret it as being a racist ad. >> weekend prison passes, dukakis on crime. >> but lee atwater smells fresh blood. >> lee knew that it was powerful. lee knew that it fit a liberal stereotype that would make a larger point about dukakis. >> atwater wants to put willie horton front of stage, but he knows he's playing with fire. >> lee also knew that it could be radioactive with bush, that if it weren't handled right, bush wouldn't use it. bush would declare it off-limits. >> atwater and ailes take a different tack. casting a shadow over dukakis' prison weekend furlough program by m

now, the court heard that daniel horton has no fixed address. he has been remanded in custody and he will appear at southwark crown court on 20 march. now, i should say that the police say they do not believe that this incident is terror—related. police in kazakhstan have detained about 200 people during demonstrations in the country's largest city, almaty. the arrests came after two banned opposition groups tried to hold illegal anti—government protests. this report, from rich preston. these demonstrations were not supposed to turn violent. in fact, they weren't supposed to happen at all. the two groups protesting are banned. there is no official political opposition in this oil—rich central asian country. the democratic party was created last year but is not formally recognised. the other party, the democratic choice of kazakhstan, was labelled an extremist group by the government in 2018. demonstrators were met by huge numbers of police. this man, eric, is sharing his views of the government. before plainclothes police officers take him

now, the court heard that daniel horton has no fixed address. he has been remanded in custody and he will appear at southwark crown court on 20 march. now, i should say that the police say they do not believe that this incident is terror—related. this is bbc news, the headlines: the next phase of the contest to choose a democratic challenger to president trump is underway in nevada. early results are giving bernie sanders the lead. let's stay with this story. in his post— caucus speech, one of the contenders, now pete buttigieg, spoke about avoiding extremism and made clear that his main aim is to beat senator sanders. and i congratulate senator sanders on a strong showing today, knowing that we celebrate many of these same ideals. but before we rush to nominate senator sanders in our one shot to take on this president, but us take a sober look at what is at stake for oui’ look at what is at stake for our party, for our values, and for those with the most to lose. there is so much on the line. and one thing we know for sure is that we abso

now, the court heard that daniel horton has no fixed address. he has been remanded in custody and he will appear at southwark crown court on 20 march. now, ishould appear at southwark crown court on 20 march. now, i should say that the police say they do not believe that this incident is terror related. the relatives of a young family who died in a crash in the highlands have described the loss as utterly devastating. rhys and gemma cousin and their two young daughters were killed in a collision with another car on thursday. their familes said they had been totally devoted to their girls. in the us, democrats in nevada are gathering to decide who they want to be the party's nominee to take on trump in the election later this year. party meetings, or caucuses, are taking place throughout the state. very early results have given senator bernie sanders the lead so far. 0ur correspondent sophie long reports from one of the caucuses in northern las vegas. caucusing has just concluded caucusing hasjust concluded here in this high school gym in north v

daniel horton appeared in court at around noon. he sat for most of the hearing with his head down. he spoke to confirm his name, age and described his nationality as british. he is charged with grievous bodily harm and possession of a bladed article. he is accused of attacking a 70—year—old mosque official on thursday afternoon, raafat maglad was taken to hospital and treated for a wound to his neck. he was back at prayers the following day. the prosecutor says that raafat maglad and the defendant would have known of each other, the defendant had attended the mosque for a number of years. the court heard that daniel horton has no fixed address, he has been remanded in custody and he will appear at southwark crown court on march the 20th. i should just say that the police have said that they do not believe that this incident is terror —related. there are new hopes of a peace deal in afghanistan, with the start of a seven day period of what's being called "reduced violence" between us—led forces and taliban fighters. it could lead to the withdrawal of foreign troops, after ne

daniel horton appeared in court at around noon. he spoke to confirm his name, his age and that he has no fixed address. he is charged with grievous bodily harm and possession of a bladed article. he is accused of attacking a man, who was an official at the central mosque for over 25 years and he leads the call to prayer. the court heard that the man, who was in his 70s, was taken to hospital and had treatment to a wound in his neck. he has since been discharged. daniel horton has been remanded in custody and is due to appear at southwark crown court on march the 20th. the uk is bracing itself for more bad weather today — as the recovery from storms ciara and dennis continue. there are still over 130 flood warnings in england, scotland and wales and the met office has also issued 3 yellow warnings for wind, rain and snow across the uk. earlier our correspondent robert hall, who is in knaresborough in north yorkshire, gave us the latest from there. knaresborough is a very good place to come to show you what's going on right across

mac horton was due to have his name put on a new swimming pool at his former school. they were going to call it the mac horton swimming pool into the chinese parents with kids going there who pay $100,000 a year, said not so fast and not so happy with that decision. it is political. in australia where they make a lot of money on chinese students coming to study, they don't want his name on the pool because it will cost them money. if mac horton gets in the pool with him at the olympics and is cleared to do so, the water might boil. it might not be pleasant. phil: thank you. today is the final day of screenings at the 17th berlin film competition. they have sent us their predictions. scott: my tip would be for the irani and film there is no evil, it takes on the issue of the death penalty in iran and the toll it takes on the executioners. that is by the filmmaker who was not able to make the premier because he is not able to leave iran and banned from making films. he made a film anyway and i think the courage of the filmmaker combined with the issues this film takes o

daniel horton appeared in court at around noon. he sat for most of the hearing with his head down. he spoke to confirm his head down. he spoke to confirm his name, age and described his nationality is british. he is charged with grievous bodily harm and possession of a bladed article. he is accused of attacking a 70—year—old mosque official on thursday afternoon, raafat maglad was taken to hospital and treated for a wound to his neck. he was back at prayer is the following day. the prosecutor says that raafat maglad and the defendant would have known of each other, the defendant had attended the mosque for a number of yea rs. attended the mosque for a number of years. the court heard that daniel horton had no fixed address, he has been remanded in custody and he will appear at southwark crown court on march the 20th. i should just say that the police have said that they do not believe that this incident is terror —related. the uk is bracing itself for more bad weather today — as the recovery from storms ciara and dennis continue. there are still over 120 flood warnings in e

daniel horton is accused of stabbing raafat maglad, who's in his 70s. our correspondentjenny kumah gave us this update from westminster magistrates court... daniel horton appeared in court this afternoon. he sat for most of the hearing with his head down. he spoke to confirm his name, age and described his nationality as british. he is charged with grievous bodily harm and possession of a bladed article. he is accused of attacking a 70—year—old mosque official on thursday afternoon. raafat maglad was taken to hospital and treated for a wound to his neck. he was back at prayers the following day. now, the prosecutor says that mr maglad and the defendant would have known of each other, the defendant had attended the mosque for a number of years. the court heard that daniel horton had no fixed address, he has been remanded in custody and he will appear at southwark crown court on march the 20th. i should just say that the police have said that they do not believe that this incident is terror —related. there are new hopes of a peace deal in afghanista

daniel horton appeared in court at around noon and spoke to confirm his name and age and that he has no fixed address. he is charged with grievous bodily harm and possession ofa grievous bodily harm and possession of a bladed article and he is accused of attacking a man, an official of the central mosque for more than 25 years. the court heard that the man who was in his 70s was taken to hospital and had treatment toa taken to hospital and had treatment to a wound in his neck and he has since been discharged. daniel horton has been remanded in custody and is due to appear before southwark crown court on march the 20th. the uk is bracing itself for more bad weather today — as the recovery from storms ciara and dennis continue. there are still over 130 flood warnings in england, scotland and wales and the met office has also issued 3 yellow warnings for wind, rain and snow across the uk. earlier our correspondent robert hall, who is in knaresborough in north yorkshire, gave us the latest from there. knaresborough is a very good place to come to show you what's going on right across f

daniel horton is accused of stabbing raafat maglad, who's in his 70s. our correspondentjenny kumah gave us this update from westminster magistrates' court. daniel horton appeared in court at around noon. he sat for most of the hearing with his head down. he spoke to confirm his name, age and described his nationality as british. he is charged with grievous bodily harm and possession of a bladed article. he is accused of attacking a 70—year—old mosque official on thursday afternoon, raafat maglad was taken to hospital and treated for a wound to his neck. he was back at prayer is the following day. the prosecutor says that raafat maglad and the defendant would have known of each other, the defendant had attended the mosque for a number of years. the court heard that daniel horton has no fixed address, he has been remanded in custody and he will appear at southwark crown court on march the 20th. i should just say that the police have said that they do not believe that this incident is terror —related. there are new hopes of a peace deal in afghanista

locals filmed these images of flash flooding which cut roads in and out of horton in ribblesdale. back in knaresborough, the owner of mother shipton‘s cave, a popular tourist attraction, was waiting to begin yet another clear up, as the visitor season loomed. i've had the park eight years now, and it's getting worse, i have to say. i thought two years ago was bad, but obviously it's come back to haunt us now. they were clearing up in cardiff too. 100 volunteers helping to remove six tonnes of debris left by the river taff at bute park. in worcestershire, chris walter stood in the ruins of his business and said he was giving up the fight to survive. ijust can't cope with it any more. i was flooded in 2007, and that was pretty traumatic. but this time, you know... during the day river levels have fallen back. the highest flood alerts have been downgraded and many roads reopened. tonight the environment agency said there was a slow improvement along those rivers most affected by the recent bad weather. and that respite should continue tomorrow, but further heavy rain forecast for t

the playing field has been leveled and allowed mr message been sent but it's already political mac horton 2 weeks ago is due to have his name put on a new swimming pool in melbourne at his former school who feel grama we're going to call it the mac cotton swimming pool until the chinese parents of students going there who pay $100000.00 a year said not so fast not so happy with that decision so he thinks it's not getting political or would wish that this is not getting political it is we'll and truly political in australia where i make a lot of money out of chinese students coming to australia to study and pay a lot of money you say that they don't even want mack orton's name on the pool because it's going to cost them money this is still got $1.00 round to play out if mack orton gets in the pool with some young at the olympics and he's cleared to do the water might just about oil it might not be pleasant a bit of lead must say to you and to the house vote thank you. today is the final day of screenings at the 70th made international film festival the doubler's i'm going to see from schoo

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china's greatest swimmer is out for 8 years a life span for many athletes and his peer australia's mac horton who refused to share the podium with young at the world championships has been vindicated for the stance he took in 2019. it is it on friday is the last day before gold and silver bass are awarded at the bone and international film festival and the final competition premiere at west for there is no evil from iran the film combines 4 stories that deal with the death penalty and resistance to the regime. made the best of both was not allowed to travel to and so he was a represented at the press conference an empty chair. and w.'s i mean a safe school rocks 18 competition. films and sends us their predictions about so which might win a golden bat well i've seen a lot of great films during this festival but my tip for the golden bear would have to be the iranian film there is no evil that takes on the issue of the death penalty in iran and the psychological toll that it takes on the executioners there that's why filmmaker mohammad resolutely from iran he was not able to actually make the

china's greatest swimmer is out for 8 years a life span for many athletes and his peer australia's mack horton who refused to share the podium with young at the world championships has been vindicated for this day as he took in 2019. the countdown is on up the berlin international film festival as the jury gets ready to award the top prizes on saturday evening 18th olds are in contention for the coveted golden bath for best picture and as the w.'s custom hill found out some big names have come to berlin to find out which one will win. the man in the hat yes that's johnny depp and yes that sigourney weaver. along with some high a covey about them and even hillary clinton who brought a 4 hour documentary with her to learn the subject clinton herself. plenty of stop power on the red carpet despite mutterings that the new co-heads of the berlin ana connell shotty on my head has make one to downplay clips and glamour . but the 2 euros 1st festival which is also the 70th 1000000000 dollar has been a success by the topics and themes may have been die the films have been very good . one favorite stand

china's greatest swimmer is out for 8 years a life span for many athletes and his peer australia's mac horton who refused to share the podium with young at the world championships has been vindicated for the stance he took in 2019. friday is the last day before gold and silver baz awarded at the bell in international film festival the final competition premiere was full there is no evil production from iran the film combines 4 stories that deal with the death penalty and resistance to the regime director mohammad russell was not allowed to travel to belin not the press conference he was represented by an empty chair. a man as if and scott roxboro have seen all. 18 films in the competition and they sent us their predictions as to what might grab the golden bear well i've seen a lot of great films during this festival but my tip for the golden bear would have to be the iranian film there is no evil that takes on the issue of the death penalty in iran and the psychological toll it takes on the executioners there that's why filmmaker mohammad resolutely from iran he was not able to actually make

china's greatest swimmer is out for 8 years a life span for many athletes and his peer all stretches mack horton who refused to share the podium with young at the world championships has been vindicated for the stance he took in 2019. the countdown is on at the international film festival as the jury gets ready to award the top prize and the top prizes on saturday evening 18 feel most in and contention for the coveted golden bath for best picture and as the custom hill found out some big names have come to berlin to see which one will win i know them and the hat yes that's johnny depp. and yes that sigourney weaver. along with sam hired harvey about them and even hillary clinton who brought a 4 hour documentary with her to berlin the subject clinton herself. plenty of star power on the red carpet despite mutterings that the new co-heads of the berlin allah. had his'n bake want to downplay clits and glamour. but that euro was 1st festival which is also the 70th 1000000000 dollar has been a success by the topics and themes may have been docked the films have been very good. one favorite stand posi

greatest swimmer is out for 8 years a life span for many athletes and his peer paul stretches back horton who refused to share the podium with young at the world championships has been vindicated for this day as he took in 2019. but it's over to the bell an international film festival now a day that will you correspondents i'm in s.f. and scott ross for down at the red carpet. gentleman it's the last day of saying or maintain competition films give us your predictions for who will get the golden bear. hi rebecca yes my prediction i think will be the film from iran is called there is no evil it's essentially for short films all dealing with the theme of the death penalty in the psychological toll it takes on iran's executioners now that's why iranian filmmaker mohammad. he is actually he wasn't able to make the premiere of the film because he's not allowed to leave iran and was even banned from making films but he did it anyway and i think the courage of the filmmaker combined with the important themes in this film and not to mention his great filmmaking style it might win over the jury he

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student activist through power flute latest city against vice chancellor peter horton over the university's close connections with the chinese government. i lead a chant hey hey hurry peta has got to go and that was basically calling for peta white to resign over his links to the chinese communist party while these human rights abuses are being perpetrated and then i let it stand hey hey heard her she's in pain has got to go. it was at that moment that i was attacked. i heard noises like there was a national effort and there was shouting the slogans were shouting china's hong kong. betrayers of china. 7 was. was. they were ugly sayings on both sides. there were close to $90000.00 chinese students enrolled at the university of queensland their fees contribute a quarter of a $1000000000.00 a year. in the last 5 years you cued received $24000000.00 from agreements with chinese institutions and companies. it also hosts a branch of the confucius institute a language and culture program run by the chinese government called handbag which gives you queue up to $400000.00 a year. university of queen

student activist through power flute latest city against vice chancellor peter horton over the university's close connections with the chinese government. i lead a chant hey hey heard peter has got to go and that was basically calling for peter white to resign or for his links to the chinese communist party while these human rights abuses are being perpetrated and then i let it stand hey hey heard her she's in pain has got to go. it was at that moment that i was attacked. i heard noises like there was seen a national effort and they were shouting slogans. to china's hong kong. betrayers of china. 7 was. was. they were ugly sayings on both sides. there were close to $90000.00 chinese students enrolled at the university of queensland their fees contribute a quarter of a $1000000000.00 a year. in the last 5 years you cued received $24000000.00 from agreements with chinese institutions and companies. it also hosts a branch of the confucius institute a language and culture program run by an of the chinese government called handbag which gives you queue up to $400000.00 a year. university of quee

student activists true power flew the latest city against vice chancellor peter horton over the university's close connections with the chinese government. i lead a chant hey hey hurry peta has got to go and that was basically calling for peta white to resign or for his links to the chinese communist party while these human rights abuses are being perpetrated and then i let it stand hey hey heard her she's in pain has got to go. it was at that moment that i was attacked. i heard noises like there was a national effort and there was shouting slogans. to china's hong kong. betrayers of china 7. was that. they were ugly sayings on both sides. there were close 290000 chinese students and rolled at the university of queensland they phase contribute a quarter of a $1000000000.00 a year. in the last 5 years you cued received $24000000.00 from agreements with chinese institutions and companies. it also hosts a branch of the confucius institute a language and culture program run by the chinese government called handbag which gives you cue up to $400000.00 a year. university of queensland fast chancel

daniel horton, who's 29, is charged with causing grievous bodily harm and possession of a weapon. he is due to appear before westminster magistrates today. raafat maglad, who's in his 70s, was treated in hospital for stab wounds, following the incident on thursday. jurors in the trial of harvey weinstein have been sent home for the weekend after being unable to reach a unanimous verdict on two of the most serious offences. thejudge has ordered the jury to return on monday to continue deliberations. the hollywood producer is accused of rape and sexual assault against two women. if convicted he could face life in prison. blue british passports will be issued for the first time in almost 30 years from next month. the government has confirmed that now the uk has left the eu, burgundy passports will be phased out, but holders can keep their existing documents until they expire. the new passports will be made by a french firm, but the home office says photographs and personal details will be added in the uk, so no personal data is sent abroad. manchester united have invited 10—year—

student activist true power flute latest city against vice chancellor peter horton over the university's close connections with the chinese government. i lead a chant hey hey heard peter has got to go and that was basically calling for peter white to resign or for his links to the chinese communist party while these human rights abuses are being perpetrated and then i let it stand hey hey heard her she's in pain has got to go. it was at that moment that i was attacked. i heard noises like there was a national effort and there was shouting slogans. shouting china's hong kong. betrayers of china. was like. they were ugly sayings on both sides. there were close 290000 chinese students and rolled at the university of queensland their fees contribute a quarter of a $1000000000.00 a year. in the last 5 years you cued received $24000000.00 from agreements with chinese institutions and companies. it also hosts a branch of the confucius institute a language and culture program run by an of the chinese government called handbag which gives you queue up to $400000.00 a year. university of queenslan

student activist through power flute latest city against vice chancellor peter horton over the university's close connections with the chinese government. i led a chant hey hey heard peter has got to go and that was basically calling for peter white to resign or for his links to the chinese communist party while these human rights abuses are being perpetrated and then i let it stand hey hey heard her she's in pain has got to go. it was at that moment that i was attacked. i heard noises like there was a national effort and they were shouting slogans. to china's hong kong. betrayers of china. 7 was. was like. they were ugly sayings on both sides. there were close to $90000.00 chinese students enrolled at the university of queensland they fees contribute a quarter of a $1000000000.00 a year. in the last 5 years you cued received $24000000.00 from agreements with chinese institutions and companies. it also hosts a branch of the confucius institute a language and culture program run by the chinese government called handbag which gives you cue up to $400000.00 a year. university of queensland fas

the homebuilding stocks, stocks like dr horton, kb homes, toll brothers, up '20% year-to-date already. they still only trade for about 13 times earnings. so you can take a step back and say you know what, maybe some of the fear of the horrible financial crisis when housing got hammered, maybe it's finally passed in the stocks can work. jack: leading up to the housing crisis we built former houses and anybody needed that start of the crash the way we do we get all these pent-up demand and i look to that before he came on the air you get a '20 year mortgage for the two handle lower than 3%. that's dennis person buying. >> reviewers all around the country who should really be popping the champagne right now? which region do you expect house prices are the best of your? >> as an unfortunate house seller in connecticut, not connecticut. it's a bit of a clichÉ, where you have migration, illinois, new jersey, connecticut those housing prices are stagnant. of course all real estate is local you have good markets, places that have immigration and job growth in the southern u.s. is great. >> a

daniel horton, who's homeless, appeared at westminster magistrates‘ court accused of causing grievous bodily harm and possession of a bladed article. boxing, and tyson fury and deontay wilder are preparing to face each other again in in las vegas for the wbc world title. it's almost 15 months since the pair fought out a controversial draw and tickets have been exchanging hands for thousands of dollars. 0ur sport editor dan roan is at the mgm grand hotel in las vegas. the wbc title, the most prestigious of the four belts, is on the line. it is such a big fight because these are undefeated fighters. remember, they're widely considered to be the two best heavyweights in the world right now. and if it is anything like as good a bout as the one you mentioned just then, some 15 months ago in los angeles, when it was a draw, and remember, fury outfoxed his american opponent for a large part of that fight, miraculously, memorably, climbing off the canvass in the final round, and was unlucky not to get the win, then we're in for another epic classic. but of course, if wilder can win, he is one

china's greatest swimmer is out for 8 years a life span for many athletes and his peer all stretches back horton who refused to share the podium with young at the world championships has been vindicated for the stance he took in 2090. today is the last day before gold and silver bears are awarded of the bold and international film festival at the w. correspondents i mean see friend scott ross for that welcome chaps now you've seen all 18 competition films who do things going to get the golden best. or my tip for the golden bear is going to have to be the iranian film there is no evil it was a great film you know that the director the courage of the director to make that film and also the important message that's in the film is going to give it a really good standing here at the bit in awe i think because this prides itself as being a political film festival but beyond that it's just incredible storytelling almost told in a fashion of a greek tragedy i've seen a lot of experimental films here at the festival but i was reminded during the film that the power of a good story is just the most incred

, they had to drop out of the leagues altogether and we have to remember, that club supported steph horton, lucy bronze, all england players who started at sunderland. there is more thanjust sharing facilities. so who does then — and is this the model of success for other clubs to follow? it is worth noting the clubs who do more thanjust it is worth noting the clubs who do more than just share facilities share facilities plus are the ones have been —— a been consists to lack successful in recent times. got to champions league final last season, manchester city who are seeing right now, you can see them lifting the cup. they are one of the first clubs to fully enter the like integrate their women's team. everton fans will have to mention the fact there women's team, it's important to remember these facilities at liverpool are new. it's not about integrating into existing facilities, it's about including. women seem haven't been considered, that's where questions are being asked. many thanks for your time on sportsday. england's cricketers are looking to level the t20 series against so

will appear in court later, charged with a stabbing inside london's central mosque. 29—year—old daniel horton is accused of attacking raafat maglad during afternoon prayers on thursday. mr maglad, who's in his 70s, suffered stab wounds to his neck, but has now been released from hospital. an agreement on a week—long reduction in hostilities has come into effect in afghanistan. the deal was reached between american and taliban negotiators after more than a year of talks. if the truce holds, the two sides will begin the first phase of a process aimed at bringing an end to the 18 year conflict. murid partaw is a former afghan senior national representative to the us central command, currently a lecturer at the university of south florida. hejoins me from there now. eventually, the taliban will have to sit down and talk to the afghan government but, at the afghan government but, at the moment, ashraf ghani and abdullah abdullah cannot agree which one the presidential election so how would government and the taliban talks even work? actually, that is one of the questions that, while the internat

china's greatest swimmer is out for 8 years a lifespan for many athletes and his peer australia's mac horton who refused to share the podium with young at the world championships has been vindicated for the stance he took in 2019. 0 it is it's insulation but it. all right over to the berlin international film festival now belinelli where our correspondents i'm in s.f. and scott roxboro are down at the red carpet with the latest for us hi guys today you saw the last screenings of films in competition tell us a bit more about that. well the 1st one we saw this morning was a radiated cambodian documentary which is a kind of abstract collage of images of war the devastation of 4 it focuses on 2 things the nazi holocaust and also the atomic bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki in japan by the u.s. military it really shows a lot of these images some of the images that you have probably already seen from the holocaust and it's overlaid with french poetry to voices that are talking about evil a very hard film to get through i might say and it's by cambodian director richie pun who himself was born in c

greatest swimmer is out for 8 years a life span for many athletes and his peer paul stretches back horton who refused to share the podium with young at the world championships has been vindicated for the stance he took in 2090. as it has over to the berlin international film festival now a date of any correspondence i'm in s.f. and scott rocks for a down at the red carpet thanks for joining me today is still the last screenings of films in the competition and you've both had a sneak pe can you tell us some about them well we began the morning with a radiated that's a cambodian documentary film that takes on the destruction of war so it's almost an abstract collage almost a museum piece of images from world war 2 world war one it focuses on 2 specifically the holocaust of world war 2 and also the american bombing atomic bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki that ended that war and looks at these images of evil and it's it's kind of hard to get through i think it was maybe a little bit too much of the same images over and over again there's one line in the film where it's narrated by a kind of

daniel horton, who's 29, is charged with causing grievous bodily harm and possession of a weapon. he is due to appear before westminster magistrates today. raafat maglad, who's in his 70s, was treated in hospital for stab wounds following the incident on thursday. people who switch from the biggest broadband providers may find they have to pay to keep their email address when they leave. the industry regulator, ofcom, says it can't see why customers should have to fork out. dan whitworth from radio 4's money boxjoins me. lots of people complain regularly about the difficulty of getting out of co ntra cts about the difficulty of getting out of contracts or the thames changing when they are due for renewal, but this is perhaps surprising, a story that we haven't heard of before? you're right, it is a little bit unusual. we were given a bit of a tip—off about the story from some of our listeners. we did some digging and found out that the four main broadband provider, bt, sky, talktalk and virgin media, the four main ones, the only ones that allow people who set up an e—mail addr

daniel horton, who's 29, is charged with causing grievous bodily harm and possession of a weapon. he is due to appear before westminster magistrates today. raafat maglad, who's in his 70s, was treated in hospital for stab wounds, following the incident on thursday. the uk is bracing itself for more bad weather today as the recovery from storms ciara and dennis continue. two severe flood warnings remain in place in england — and there still are over 130 flood warnings in england, scotland and wales. the met office has also issued two yellow warnings — for snow and ice on the west coast of scotland and for strong winds expected across scotland, northern ireland and parts of northern england. let's get more from our weather presenter matt taylor. how are things with you this morning? are you glad to be inside ain? morning? are you glad to be inside again? i am. it has turned out to be again? i am. it has turned out to be a lively end. last night we saw a month of rainfall again in the yorkshire dales are not far off in the cumbrian fells. and severe flood warnings have dropped. t

locals filmed these images of flash—flooding, which cut roads in and out of horton in ribblesdale. back in knaresborough, the owner of mother shipton‘s cave, a popular tourist attraction, was waiting to begin yet another clear—up, as the visitor season loomed. i mean, i've had the park eight years now, and it's getting worse, i have to say. i thought two years ago was bad, but obviously it's come back to haunt us now. they were clearing up in cardiff, too, 100 volunteers helping to remove six tons of debris left by the river taff at bute park. in worcestershire, chris walter stood in the ruins of his business and said he was giving up the fight to survive. i just can't cope with it anymore. i was flooded in 2007, and that was pretty traumatic. but this time, you know... during the day, river levels have fallen back, the highest flood alerts have been downgraded, and many roads reopened. tonight, the environment agency said there was a slow improvement along those rivers most affected by the recent bad weather. and that respite should continue tomorrow, but further heavy rain fo

daniel horton is accused of stabbing raafat maglad, who's in his 70s. the police have said the attack was not terror related. with all the sport now, here's john watson at the bbc sport centre. let's begin with the six nations which returns today. in the early kick off scotland face italy in rome, and then all eyes on cardiff as wales face france, one of two undefeated teams. olly foster is there, olly. few hours to go until kick off, but the atmosphere must be building already? there is a huge french presence in cardiff, they have been sightseeing and enjoying fairly decent weather. they are very excited about their young team because they are unbeaten. they have not been in cardiff for ten years and that was the last time that they took the title at a grand slam. but the welsh are defending their grand slam title under a vastly more experienced team. over 850 caps, under a vastly more experienced team. over850 caps, a under a vastly more experienced team. over 850 caps, a record in the six nations. over 600 more caps than this french side and you just

as the house knows, i was in self isolation last week, harry horton itv, alerted to me to the fact that there had been a confirmed case in the uk meeting, which i attended. when i rang 111, at the advice was if i had been in contact with the person who had coronavirus, i should self—isolate and if i did not have contact i wouldn't. but no agency could confirm or deny whether i had been in contact or not. some more work on tracking needs to be done. the situation where parents are self isolating while waiting on testing, should the children be going to school until we know the outcome of that test? because schools being what they are, there is downed to cause some degree of alarm in that school. shouldn't the children be kept away until such time as the all clear is given? i think it is best here that we follow the clinical advice, which is as i set out. one of the good things compared to other, similar illnesses, about this covid—19, coronavirus is that it seems much, much less impactful in terms of symptoms on children. that is good news, because for a flu is not only the other way

said and i want peace for libya i want good for the people of libya we don't want any more war among horton have an after hours killing our children and displacing so many people we rise for this revolution with our brothers and aced for nothing else but to bring a civilian government to libya. the international airport in tripoli was again a force that closed today because of what authorities say was shelling 20 score a body off the school says despite the celebrations on this very special day marking the start of the revolution that overthrew normal gadhafi you know i mean years ago libyans remain very afraid for their future because there seems to be no last thing political solution to this most recent crisis in sight charles travel al-jazeera misrata. the united nations has 900000 civilians have now fled the fighting in northwestern syria just since the beginning of december and is calling it a horrifying new level of humanitarian crisis the syrian government offensive to retake the last rebel held areas has created what is the biggest single civilian displacement in the whole 9 years o

of a sudden when the republicans wanted to make sure they can lock in a win, they would sure willie horton paid for black men doing this, doing that. now it's a latino, they're coming to get your jobs, this and that.is i went into publix the other day they installed a brand-new canisters, i didn't see none of them looking latino. that was taking the job they will,, actually the republicans, other democrats, both parties or just corrupt to the core and that's all i got to say, thank you. >> we take a look at how latinos see both of the parties, we find that the share that say for example that the democratic party is more concerned for the latino population than the republican party, the share that say among anregistered voters has been declining. there used to be two thirds of registered voters that said that, now it's about half that say that. sharon that say the republican party has more e concern for latinos has doubled over 15 years. but the one category that's telling is latinos are saying there is little difference or no difference between the two parties area that share has grown to

and marie horton is there. -- annmarie hordern is there. let's talk about how worried what is opec+ is about happening with the coronavirus. annmarie: good afternoon. i think there is a big distinction there on what opec and saudi think versus what the wider groupthink. that's mostly because of the divergence we are seeing from saudi arabia and russia. riyadh has been pushing for more urgent action. we even saw them wanting to push up this march meeting to february, and a technical committee saying they think 6000 barrels a day should be something the group considers to cut. we haven't heard what moscow thinks yet. do they think it is enough? do they think it is not worth doing? moscow has been a more wait-and-see approach, why we see the saudis really want to act a bit more urgently. at this meeting, it was behind closed doors for the press, but we did hear from people that his royal highness compared to the impact of coronavirus to a house burning on fire. he said you can either use a garden hose, or call the fire brigade. he said while t