These things usually don t go one and then another it seems to me that the sympathy vote is important. And afterall it is coming on top of a competence vote. Whether you agree with it or don t agree with it is neither here or there. The american public, including the democrats, were already having doubts about the suitability and cognitive capability of biden to actually run for office. We do have four years of experience over donald trump in office so if we take that as a cue to look ahead as to what four more years of trump policies would mean, help us understand that better. It s really not good. I mean, the first the first reaction is the super rich, who are the people at edge of the markets, who say, yippe, i ll pay less taxes and our companies will be less regulated. When you get down to the details, because of trump s trade policies, which are really all about an isolationist america, coming back into vogue, trump s trade policies will cut 1. 5% off growth and add 1% to inflat
Works for their toughest patients. They have some unique department that provide services that are not available in any other hospital in ukraine. For example, bone marrow transplant from non relative donors, it can be done only in that hospital. We don t know what is going to be with their patients. Perhaps some of them should be transferred abroad, as it was in the beginning of the full scale invasion when a lot of our international partners volunteered and opened the doors of their hospitals and invited ukrainian children to be treated there. So perhaps we are going to need to do the same. Or at least transfer these patients to other cities where they can be safe at this point in time and where they temporarily can get some support. And that department that was hit directly by the department where kids with kidney malfunction are treated. Those that are on that dialysis permanently waiting for their turn of a kidney transplant and as far as i know there were some people in the build
Who went missing 12 years ago, says she s in utter shock over a new police search for her daughter. Extinction rebellion set up shop at oxford circus on the third day of a fortnight of protests across central london. The protesters have blocked the centre of oxford circus, about 2pm this afternoon, around 50 women, members of the extension rebellion women s group, came through, and a van pulled up, the doors opened and they took these pieces of pink lego out. And dame sarah storey wins the first british gold at the paralympics in tokyo the 15th gold of her career. Good evening. Welcome to the programme. The government has promised to use every hour left to help as many people as possible escape from afghanistan before us troops withdraw at the end of the month. Nearly 90,000 people in total have now left the country. Latest figures released by the ministry of defence show that more than 10,000 people have been airlifted out of kabul by uk forces since 13 august. Of that number, more
In antarctica the colossal iceberg almost as big as greater london being monitored carefully by scientists good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. Police have been giving more details of the murders in plymouth last night during which a twenty two year old man killed five people including a three year old young girl before turning the gun on himself. Officers say jake davison had a licence to hold firearms, and used what witnesses described as a pump action shot gun. Detectives are studying his social media accounts, where it s emerged he wrote about mass shootings just three weeks ago. But police do not believe he had links to far right groups or terror. The home secretary, priti patel, has praised the emergency services for their response to what she called a tragic incident. The incident is the worst mass shooting in britain since 2010. Sarah ransome reports. Very good morning, ladies and gentlemen. A short while ago devon and cornwall police get more details of the mass p