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year. the cost of oil spikes to highest price since 2014. pain at the pump is completely avoidable and entirely because of policies this administration has implemented. fox news media executives and long-time employees ran the iconic nasdaq opening bell celebrating the fox news channel 25th anniversary. [bell tolls] i m so excited i just can t hide it i m about to lose control and i think i like it steve: that was the boss suzanne scott ceo of fox news media pushing the button yesterday to ring in the opening bell as this week fox celebrates 25 years in business. and as you can see we had all the executives there. a number of the original executives. the original on air time and it was a lot of if fun. ainsley: i loved watching snippets and i enjoyed watching you. i saw it live it was great. suzanne was there. suzanne is the first ceo of a television network. brian: number one network. is that real confetti? steve: absolutely. i left here at 8:30 yesterd ....
abattoirs. the staggering scale of child sexual abuse by the french roman catholic church. an enquiry says more than 200,000 children were victims of a 70 year period. and the couple have led a life of slavery bully slavery and the united states and 50 years ago are finally being honoured with a blue plaque in london. she said the couple who fled a life of slavery in the united states. the couple who fled a life of slavery in the united states. if anyone welcome to bbc news. the home secretary has announced there will an enquiry into the feelings that allowed a serving police officer to kidnap, rape and murder sarah everard. at the conservative party conference, priti patel said the public needs answers to ensure that something like this can never happen again. she described wayne cozens, who has been sentenced to life in prison, as a monster. the home secretary made the announcement a little earlier today. it is a little earlier today. it is apparent a little earli ....
good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the labour leader sir keir starmer praised the nhs and attacked the government over lorry driver shortages in his first face to face speech to the party s conference in brighton. he said the country faced major issues such as the climate crisis, emerging from the pandemic, and britain s future relationship with europe, issues which needed a responsible needed a responsible leader with clear values. but after a sometimes fractious conference, he faced some hecklers within the hall as he outlined his personal vision for the future of the labour party. our deputy political editor vicki young was watching. it s all about winning, says the labour leader, but his party is out of practice. sir keir starmer, strolling beside the sea with his wife, has been in thejob for 18 months, but the pandemic has edged him out of the political scene until now. this week, internal divisions have made the headlines, with clashes between the political leaders ....
and the revamped large hadron collider the huge machine that smashes atoms together to discover what s inside them starts up again after a three year makeover. good afternoon, welcome to bbc news. a german man linked to the disappearance of madeleine mccann has been made a formal suspect by the portuguese authorities. christian brueckner, who s 44, was identified as a suspect by german prosecutors two years ago but has not been charged. he denies any involvement in the abduction of madeleine mccann. madeleine went missing during a family holiday in praia da luz in the algarve in may 2007, shortly before her 4th birthday. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. on the 3rd of may, it will be 15 years since three year old madeleine mccann disappeared from a holiday apartment in portugal. despite investigations by police there and in britain and germany, what happened still remains a mystery. her parents, kate and gerry mccann, have always hoped she would be ....
the unemployment rate was up slightly. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us 00 tonight. good evening, jacqui. the president said this report makes clear that covid no longer has the grip that it used to on the u.s. economy. pointing to upward revisions in unemployment data in november and december. and a jobs report in january that blew away expectations and then some. but that could make it harder to blame coronavirus for other issues like inflation. our country is taking everything that covid has to throw a at us. and we come back stronger. president biden taking a victory lap over january s jobs report. 467,000 jobs added. driving the hiring, gains and leisure jobs and restaurants. people are vacationing and dining out despite covid fears. biden now rounds out first 12 months in office with a record 6.6 million jobs. the strongest of any president s first year. wages also climbed 5.7% in january from the previous year. nearly double the pre-pande ....