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over yet. now he has his sights set on a connection between fundraising and the push to breach voter equipment. mathematical evidence of trump votes being trashed and biden votes being injected. abuse of power, bribery, retaliation. some of the allegations facing ken paxton, texas attorney general, whose historic impeachment trial begins. they will call him to testify. to say this case is not about politics, nonsense. it s definitionally political. tennessee is the latest state to enact a third grade retention law about growing concerns about learning loss. they should be going to fourth grade because they re ready to go to fourth grade. i don t want him to be behind on reading, which will influence everything for the rest of his life. good morning, everyone. so glad you re with us. as you can see, there s a lot of news. but here is where we begin. the morning the kremlin is refusing to comment on kim jong-un s apledged plans to visit russia and me ....
device and they have also experienced side effects like headaches and feeling sick sometimes, rashes and horrible etching that really affected their daily life. lawyers for the women in this group in the uk state the implant is caused terrible pain and suffering. most eventually had to get hysterectomies to get the implant removed and some experience pain for years. the german company behind the device as it stands by its safety. it will vigorously defend itself in the uk courts, it says, and it is also carried out many trials and a lot of independent research before the device was approved, but it is facing legal action in many different countries. thank you. we do have more on that story on the bbc news website. we do have more on that story on the bbc news website. the schools minister nick gibb has defended the government after criticism of its approach to carrying out essential maintenance on school buildings in england. more than 100 schools will remain fully or p ....
to wake up to. the sunrise will be coming up in the next 20 minutes. we are here for a serious reason. not just to enjoy what promises to be a lovely day. we are discussing a topic which matters an awful lot to you at home. water quality. the amount of sewage in our water. this morning we will hear from the water companies. we hearfrom the environment secretary, therese coffey. we will hear from campaigners. and we would love to hearfrom campaigners. and we would love to hear from you as well. we will let you know how to get in touch throughout breakfast. because we have a big bbc investigation today, it has found that what looks like the water companies illegally discharging raw sewage hundreds of times last year. our team has seen analysis. they have looked at data from three of the largest water companies, times, wessex and southern water. it appears to show that on 400 spills last year, lasting thousands of hours, sewage was released, not during wet weather, storms, ....
the next generation. hello there, and welcome along to the programme premier league football resumes this evening with implications for the top and bottom of the table. with leaders liverpool in action tomorrow arsenal or manchester city could re take the lead. we ll talk city s game with fourth placed villa in a moment but the gunners who are now two points behind liverpool take on luton town at the emirates later. luton themselves desperate for three points in their search for safety as they try keep pace with nottingham forest who won last night. a tall order, given arsenal s sensational form winning eight from nine in the league this year. this is where we want to be, and now we want to take this opportunity and make it happen. we work every single day with passion to make it happen, and i m enjoying the moment as well. i see the team really flowing and they are really excited about playing this game, and that has two drive this journey to the end. t ....
tom shakespeare, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. it s great to be here. it s great to have you here. now, in your personal life, in your professional life, everything has been intertwined in terms of your campaigning work, your academic work. i just wonder whether you ever for a moment considered going into something entirely disconnected from your own personal circumstances, something like accountancy, law, geology. and you know what? there are short people, restricted growth people, in all of those professions. there are farmers, teachers, solicitors, everything, who are short. but i didn t go that way. and so, as a social scientist, i ve always been interested in what i ve experienced. and so, obviously, disability has to be top of the list. let me ask you about growing up, because your family has its own history, which is important, i think, to talk about. your grandfather, it seems, experienced a mutation, a genetic mutation. my father. so he was born in 1927. will ....