With Practising Medicine as an nhs Hospital Doctor on a part time basis. He confirmed he was defecting to labour in an interview with Laura Kuenssberg take a listen. I found it increasingly difficult to look my nhs colleagues in the eye, my patients in the eye, and my constituents in the eye with good conscience. And ifeel that the nhs deserves better than it has at the moment in terms of how it is run and governed. The party i was elected into valued public services. It valued. It had a compassionate view about supporting the more disadvantaged in society. I think the conservative party today is in very different place. Its focus is not on delivering or supporting high quality public services. Our Political Correspondent ben wright told me more about dr poulter. He has been an mp since 2010. He represents Central Suffolk and north ipswich. Hejoined the party under david cameron. He is very much a cameroonian conservative. He is in the centre of the party, a one nation tory. He is a Wo
stays unsettled. further bouts of rain moving on but it is not going to be a wash out. there will be some sunshine from time to time. but saturday morning starts off very wet. look at the bright colours, some quite intense rainfall initially. it does move through north eastwards fairly quickly so by the afternoon there will be some sunny spells, a couple of showers but england and wales. the rain spreading to central scotland. the sunshine in the south, temperatures 13, much milderthan sunshine in the south, temperatures 13, much milder than it has been i3, much milder than it has been recently. eight ninths further north. sunday, we do it all again, another area of low pressure moving in. with that the fronts and further outbreaks hello and welcome to sportsday this thursday night, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme. chasing down the champions can tottenham move level on points with manchester city? west ham will be the team trying to stop them. new
without any kind of subjective interpretation. the best crime scene analysis is objective. and for the first time, we are moving into that objective realm. ifirmly believe that evidence in recent years has been pointing me towards the direction that titanic didn t even hit the iceberg, that instead, she ran over and grounded on it. and this is not a novel idea, it was actually the first scenario proposed backin actually the first scenario proposed back in april 1912 by a british magazine. only now can we revisit it with evidence, after a century of people saying, no, she must have hit alongside, that is what we think happened. alongside, that is what we think ha ened. . ., alongside, that is what we think hauened. . ., alongside, that is what we think ha ened. . ., ~ alongside, that is what we think ha ened. ., ., y., 4 ., happened. parks, do you think that this new imagery happened. parks, do you think that this new imagery would happened. parks, do you think that this new imager
slope, have the lowest greenhouse emissions and the country because we are already injecting methane back into the ground. so, we pioneer that technology here in alaska. so it makes perfect sense to approve this project because we need alaska soil to supply america s energy. todd: kara moriarty, thank you for your story. in the meantime take a look at this never seen video of titanic wreckage. can i sing the rest of the song? ashley: no one wants to hear you sing this morning. todd: a remote control exploring the bow and the deck of the ship when first discovered in 1986 and almost 13,000 feet below the surface of the atlantic ocean. and 80 minutes of tape and could ve avoided the whole movie in 1987 if they played this. april 1912, and said ten tannic from england to new york city sinking the entire ship but i
she was sharp as a tack in her late 90s, she said, it was the sinking of the titanic. what? yeah. she was 4 years and 7 months old when the titanic went down in april 1912, and she remembers people running through the streets crying, looked out the window in england. and news boys, extra, extra, read all about it. that was her memory. rachel: amazing. so i have this titanic connection rachel: you do. going way, way back. rachel: do you watch the movie and cry like my husband sean? pete: i cry too. [laughter] very much. rachel: i never cried at it. will: real life and then that happens. rachel: i love how you psychoanalyze this whole thing. will: get more of stuart, varney & company, of course, weekdays 9 a.m. eastern and american built tuesdays on fox