The Bbc News at six. In a moment welljoin the news teams where you are, but well leave you now with some of the key voices from today. The deaths that occurred were all avoidable, and those who lived in the tower were badly failed by those who were responsible for ensuring the safety of the building and its occupants. The country failed to discharge its most fundamental duty, to protect you and your Loved Ones, the people that we are here to serve, and i am deeply sorry. Human life was never a priority, and we lost friends, neighbours and Loved Ones in the most horrific way. Through greed, corruption, incompetence and negligence. Coming up on Bbc News, we speak to former Wales Wing Hello and welcome to sportsday im jane dougall. Her eighteenth paralympic gold and shes stilljumping forjoy. Evergreen Sarah Storey adds to her collection and to great Britains Tally in paris. CanJack Draper get to the Semi Finals of the Us Open . Hes on court soon in New York against Alex De Mineur. And we
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Really happened airs tomorrow at 9 00 p. M. Eastern only on cnn thank you so much for joining me tonight. Im jessica deaton. Im going to see you again tomorrow night starting at 5 00 eastern. An Encore Presentation of hbos Real Time With Bill Maher is the hbo original series. Still . Thank you. Hi. Thank you so much lets start this shower i know why youre excited. Theres going to be debates thats right. And theyre a little different there earlier in the year this time, theyre going to maybe cut the mic wet know, like when you go over the top and oh, no, Bobby Kennedy he was not invited to the debates. Yeah. What i know, but the warming is brynn was invited to to compute advancement we did the work blood. Yeah, it seemed trump and biden. They both little on in years has so theyre trying to get the youth vote, so they are ready, started to like trash talk each other over the debate. Trump said hes ready to rumble and biden said, make my day because i think rubs up the youth its more like
We see a lot of repeated violations here. Inspectors seeing the same thing again and again. Why cant those separately rather than grouping issues together . Yeah, that was something that we put a lot of thought into and we were actually much more conservative than lawyers would be about this. When youve seen similar cases in the us, the violations often get into the thousands because they will count every hour or every day that violations continued, whereas we just looked at every event. Given that, 189 we think is a pretty large number. Not everyone would agree the scale of these environmental breaches is egregious. If you look at each individual plant, youre probably only looking at one or two breaches of varying degrees of magnitude each year. For a large industrialfacility in the uk, thats something similar to what ive seen in the various businesses that ive looked at over the years. So i wanted to show you this database, but when we showed angus the evidence, while some violations
Insurance last year are paying a hefty price this tax season. H r block reports finds more than doubled for people who failed to enroll. Global news 24 hours a day powered by journalists in 150 news bureaus around the world. Bloomberg west is next. Emily i am emily chang, and this is bloomberg west. Legislation that could protect execs if they do not comply with requests for information. Millions to grow prime and compete with netflix. To Mark International womens day, we asked a panel of experts whether there is such a thing as a pipeline problem. A decision in france could give prosecutors the power to force companies, including apple, to unlock encrypted data. French lawmakers are passing a bill that would put execs in jail for five years if they do not comply. In addition, every other person who refuses to share information related to an investigation could face fines and jail time. The government aims for a final vote in coming months. Our paris correspondent has been following th