So, paddy, it s our last weekend for a bit. There will be newscasts after this weekend at the weekend, but we will not be together again until september. Yes, it s very sad. Well, it s well earned break for people who listen. We had to think about it. It s really for health and safety. It s like here it s like people who roadies who work on concerts, they have to be given time off. They can t just. Well, that s true, but we do. Actually, i won t be here next week. But you can share with people if you like an interview i ve done today with kit harington and olivia washington. That s quite fun. Kit harington, jon snow from game of thrones, and olivia washington, with whom he s starring in that controversial play, slave play. So i ve been talking to them today, and you could have a listen to that next weekend. So i ll still be here hanging around to annoy you. But in the meantime, we ve been having a think about what s changed in the big picture this year politically and what has changed
To hit targets inside yemen. Video from yemen shows huge fires around the port city of hodeidah. The houthi run government in sana a says israel struck oil storage facilities close to the coast, as well as a nearby power plant. Israel s prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, said the port was being used as an entry point for the militia to receive iranian weapons. Israel said the houthis had carried out hundreds of attacks on israel in recent months, and israel responded when someone was harmed. A houthi spokesperson said there would be an effective response to the idf attack. The head of the idf spokesperson s unit, daniel hagari, said israel was fighting a war on multiple fronts. In the area of the port, the israeli air force struck dual use infrastructure, used for terrorist activities, including energy infrastructures. Israel s necessary and proportionate strikes were carried out in order to stop the houthi terror attacks. However, this threat goes beyond israel. The houthis target ot
good evening. welcome to tonight s in depth interview with bill gates. bill gates saw the coronavirus pandemic coming, or a pandemic like it and tried to warn the world. it s fair to say not enough people listened. maybe they will about what he sees as the greatest threat facing all of us today. in a new book, he details why we ve never seen a challenge like this, climate change. his book, how to avoid a climate disaster. he says it won t be easy. in fact, it will take global cooperation on a scale we have never seen before. but in his estimation, it is doable. we talked about it in our fascinating and wide-ranging interview. let s begin. i want to start with what s going on in texas. we re watching authorities dealing with just how unprepared they were for this extreme weather event, and we re seeing the very real human consequences, the suffering going on because of it. what is your takeaway from what s happening? well, specifically texas was not ready for these cold te
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and microsoft both unveiling quarterly report cards beating expectations. shares in alphabet jumping after hours as the company announced that quarterly revenue rose to $69 billion. meanwhile, microsoft a boost in extended trading with quarterly revenue mainly driven by growth in its clad competing businesses. dan ives is senior equity analyst at wentworth securities and says these are welcome news for the tech sector. some sunshine in a dark environment. this reflects the muscles moment for big tech in terms of what we saw from alphabet and microsoft, both on cloud and digital advertising. markets will be focused on these results tomorrow. the hottest thing at the moment appears to be ai, but is google s market share at risk? this was a sigh of relief in terms of what we see on the ai front in terms of bard and ultimately focused on what google is trying to do. there is definitely a game of thrones going on in al. microsoft is leading, but google has all hands on deck des