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that is naomi long, the leader of the - naomi long, the leader of the alliance party giving her reactiono the news that power—sharing in the northern ireland devolved assembly is set to return after the dup, the biggest unionist party, backed a british government deal aimed at addressing concerns over post—brexit trade barriers and sovereignty, so she is reacting in stormont. let's keep listening. where we were two or three weeks ago on the previous briefing, of course it could unravel but it won't be down to the text and it won't be down to the text and it won't be down to the detail. if it unravels, it will be down to a lack of political will. the people who unravel it will have to take full responsibility for the consequences, because we have also been briefed on the legislation sitting ready to go which will change how government is donein which will change how government is done in northern ireland in terms of the secretary of state and his role and the end and i don't think anyone standing here would want to see that in fermented. we want to see the institutions up and running and

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so she's helped more than a dozen women, including naomi no can do deborah pressure naomi's boss and agency via what's up and posted videos about her treatment until they agreed to let her come home. naomi found deborah online, just like photo we in you to pres, look, so this way i phone the and then i tried to share him with my proposal. so like i'm also new from like that and whatnot. deborah's network has grown so much that other women refer maids and distress to her. staying connected is key to bringing women back home when they get to that they can, your needs and they just switched off. but the ones we connected with the internet is very easy. maybe when somebody has a problem, she can reach out to him on facebook and don't take it off. and then we get students to help them out social media and makes it easy for human traffic as in smugglers to take advantage of people. people who only want a better life. and unfortunately, only a fraction of cases i exposed companies like meta, alphabet and take docs, parent company by them, struggling to prevent the misuse of their platforms.

naomi osaka's return _ stuff. tough way to finish. naomi osaka's return ended _ stuff.d in - stuff. tough way to finish. naomi osaka's return ended in the - stuff. tough way to finish. naomi osaka's return ended in the firstl osaka's return ended in the first major tournament since the 2022 tournament. falling for a 6—4 defeat. it's the first time she won the title in melbourne in 2019 and 2021. has lost. some formula i the title in melbourne in 2019 and 2021. has lost. some formula 1 news and toto will first signed a three—year deal to stay on as principal and executive of mercedes f1. he has been with them since january 2013. eight seasons between 2014-2021. that's all january 2013. eight seasons between 2014—2021. that's all you're sport for now. back to you, matthew. mark, thanks very much. now, back to one of our main stories — a review looking into child abuse in rochdale has found young girls were left at the mercy of paedophile grooming gangs because police and council leaders failed to protect them. the report examined how young people, mainly white girls from

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i just help naomi kleina couple., this person who often gets mistaken for it's why it's called poem at the naomi klein. you're doing just fine if the naomi be wolf. oh, buddy. oof. and naomi wolf has become super conspiratorial. steve bannon regular and and she's gotten sort of adjacent to all these anti-semites and all these other people and this amazing quote in naomi's book, naomi klein's book, anti-semitism is the socialism you like if you are disgruntled at the idea that rich and powerful people are running the world and then someone comes and whispers in your ear, you --. then you become the socialist. you become a socialist, a false. you embracenkers mirror world version of something that's not untrue. right? like to say the the the vaccine 't who they murder. and the fda doesn't doesn't watch them i think is untrue. think vaccines are good. i just signed up to get my booster but on the other hand like the pharma companies totally do conspire kill us alpe switch. lets them get away with it. right. opioid epide

naomi judd's last performance.d 19 days later by suicide. her daughter ashley, actress, author and mental health advocate, first spoke about it in this interview just 12 days later. >> because we don't want it to be a part of the gossip economy, i will share with you that she used a weapon. mother used a firearm. >> ashley judd has never spoken publicly in depth about those final moments of her mother's life and the trauma and grief she's been living with until now. i sat down with her a few days ago for my podcast "all there is." >> my mother's death was traumatic and unexpected because it was death by suicide. and i found her. my grief was in lock-step with trauma because of the manner of her death and the fact that i found her. i held my mother as she was dying and there was blood, and i just needed to like process the fact that i was with my mother's blood. i'm so glad i was there because even when i walked in that room and i saw that she had harmed herself the first thing out of my mouth was "mama, i see how m

there's a there's a poem at the naomi klein. you're doing just fine if the naomi be wolf. oh, buddy. oof. and naomi wolf has become super conspiratorial. steve bannon regular and and she's gotten sort of adjacent to all these anti-semites and all these other people and this amazing quote in naomi's book, naomi klein's book, anti-semitism is the socialism of fools, right? that if you like if you are disgruntled at the idea that rich and powerful people are running the world and then someone comes and whispers in your ear, you know it's the --. then you become the socialist. you become a socialist, a false. you embrace this bonkers mirror world version of something that's not untrue. right? like to say the the the vaccine companies are conspiring to kill us all because they don't who they murder. and the fda doesn't doesn't watch them i think is untrue. think vaccines are good. i just signed up to get my booster but on the other hand like the pharma companies totally do conspire kill us all and the fda is asleep at the switch. let

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cbs's naomi ruchim. on wall street tonight. naomi. >> reporter: big picture on wall street.t's been a solid stretch for the american economy. but for those hoping to buy a home, pay rent or afford groceries, it's not as rosy. wall street closed out the week on a record upswing friday and on main street many consumers feel good, too. >> i think the economy is going well, for me personally. yeah. it's going well. >> reporter: according to the university of michigan, consumer sentiment, economic optimism, surged 29% since november, biggest two month gain since 1991. moody's analytics say americans' perceptions are catching up to reality. >> seeing the jobs, and wage growth, their power improving. >> reporter: prices at the pump are averaging about $3 a gallon for regular unleaded. a cloud still hangs over the housing market. >> especially first-time home buyers, it's tough right now. >> reporter: the national association of realtors says sales of existing homes dropped to a 30-year low in 2023 after mortgage rates climbed to the highest rate in more than two decades. >> you've

though she dreamed of being an actress, naomi knew where she was called to be.sity, and in 1962 moved back to cleveland to work at her father's nursing home. in 1963 she married documentary filmmaker edward feil. >> let's sing our song. >> her professional focus was on the treatment of people with dementia, often mistreated, misunderstood, or written off. feil developed something she called the validation method, which tells caregivers to meet dementia patients in their reality, to listen, engage, and ask questions instead of patronizing, fighting, or lying to them. >> can you let me in a little bit? ♪ he's got the whole world in his hands ♪ >> through her books and seminars given around the world, feil came to be known as the godmother of person centered care. >> the goal is to make the person feel good, and reduce their anxiety. >> naomi feil, who used empathy and humanity to change the way we care for the elderly, died late last month at her home in jasper, oregon. she was 91 years old. y'all wayfair is the talk of the neighborhood, c'mon! we wanted a recline

>> naomi ruchim, thank you so much. >>> after a massive ten-day search, u.s.ilitary says two missing navy s.e.a.l.s are now considered dead. it happened off the coast of somalia while the military says the two were trying to board a boat carrying iranian-made weapons. officials say they seized those weapons being sent to houthi rebels in yemen. >>> the federal aviation administration is calling on airlines to check door plugs on a second boeing airplane model. the agency is recommending operators to visually inspect 737 900-er jets. they have the same design as the max 9s. that fleet was grounded earlier this month after a door panel on an alaska airlines plane blew off shortly after takeoff. >>> coming up, headline heist. why a colorado man is accused of stealing hundreds of local newspapers. >>> and later, the kansas city chiefs pulled out a win in buffalo. the highlights from this weekend's televisional round games. my name's brian hoeflinger, and because of tiktok, i have the power to educate people and hopefully save lives. when my son brian died in a dru

had we not taken off in a visible way, i wonder how this could have changed naomi's story.he big thing i want to raise issue two is ranked. it is important when we see who gets to keep their wages that we don't just look at the most recognized or highest paid. whether it be ceos or highest-paid athletes, it needs to exist within our policies that support pregnant and postpartum people. >> right now in congress, a group of house lawmakers has come out with a proposal on some level of paid family leave. there are also efforts in the senate. why do you think the u.s. lags behind so much of the rest of the developed world and why hasn't more attention and focus been given to passing some sort of paid family leave policy? >> it has to do with leadership, who has been at the table. historically, we've had a lot of men at the table who have not taken issue with the issues women face across the board. when it comes to financial inequities, health disparities, data and research. there has been a gap of how women have been part of the equation. now we are at a very amazing turning po

naomi choy smith, bbc news.sed a stir last year when she downsized the danish royal family, stripping four of her grandchildren from their royal titles. she apologised, but did not reverse the decision, calling it "necessary future—proofing of the monarchy." her son — crown prince frederik — will take the throne alongside his wife. he's known for his environmentalism, and for being a bit of a daredevil, which has landed him in the hospital after sledding and scooter accidents. unlike british royal tradition, there will be no formal crowning ceremony for crown prince frederik. his accession will be announced from amalienborg castle in copenhagen. danish journalist betty kandindima has more on the future king. i would say basically he is very popular because he is very, very down to earth. i mean, usually you will see him at festivals we have here in denmark during the summertime. he also has a royal run, and a lot of people sign up because they want to run with the future king of denmark. so he is very, very down

the song co-written by naomi was "love can build a bridge." this was naomi judd's last performance.he died 19 days later by suicide. her daughter ashley, actress, author and mental health advocate first spoke about it in this interview 12 days later. >> because we don't want to be a part of the gossip economy, i will share with you that she used a weapon. mother used a firearm. >> reporter: ashley judd has never spoken publically in-depth about those final moments of her mother's life and the trauma and grief she's been living with until now. i sat down with her a few days ago for my podcast. >> my mother's death was traumatic and unexpected because it was death by suicide and i found her. my grief was in lock step with trauma because of the manner of her death and the fact that i found her. i held my mother as she was dying and there was blood and i just needed to like process the fact that i was with my mother's blood. i'm so glad i was there because even when i walked in that room and i saw that she had harmed herself, first thing out of my mouth was, mama, i see how much you've

naomi choy smith, bbc news.a stir last year when she downsized the danish royal family — stripping four of her grandchildren from their royal titles. she apologized, but did not reverse the decision — calling it "necessary future—proofing of the monarchy." her son, crown prince frederik, will take the throne alongside his wife. he's known for his environmentalism, and for being a daredevil — which has landed him in the hospital after sledding and scooter accidents. unlike british royal tradition, there will be no formal crowning ceremony for crown prince frederik. his accession will be announced from amalienborg castle in copenhagen. danish journalist betty kandindima has more on the future king. i would say basically he is very popular because he is very down—to—earth, usually you will see him at festivals, we have here in denmark during the summertime. he also has this royal run and a lot of people sign up because they want to run with the future king of denmark. so he is very down—to—earth and a very modern p

the former world number one naomi osaka making a long-awaited comeback after spending over a year away. how did she do? i will tell l you next.. to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. >>> welcome back to tennis. naomi osaka, the former world number one making a winning return to tennis in australia just yesterday. she spent more than a year away from the sport. citing mental health concerns and welcoming her first child in july. osaka sharing this message about the new phase of her career. >> i feel like the last couple of years that i played before, i had my daughter for. i didn't return as much love as i was given so i really feel like that's what i want to do in this chapter. >>

naomi 0saka's return to grand slam tennis ended with a first—round loss to 16th seed caroline garcia.ajor tournament since the 2022 us open following the birth of daughter, osaka put up a good fight, but ultimately fell to a 6—4 7—6 defeat. it's the first time 0saka, who won the title in melbourne in 2019 and 2021, has lost in the opening round. not such a good day for wimbledon champion marketa vondrousova, though. she is out of the tournament after suffering a straight sets defeat to ukrainian qualifier dayana yastremska. ranked seventh in the world, she's the highest seed to fall so far in round one. no problems for coco gauff. she cruised through her first grand slam match. the 19—year—old american, who won her maiden major title at the us open in september, won in straight sets against slovakia's anna karolina schmiedlova. i was nervous. ifeel like i was nervous. i feel like a i was nervous. ifeel like a lot i was nervous. i feel like a lot of my shots but you're confident in, when you're nervous there's always a second guessing feeling. finally i was able to let go and play free

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naomi choy smith, bbc news.sed a stir last year when she downsized the danish royal family — stripping four of her grandchildren from their royal titles. she apologized, but did not reverse the decision — calling it "necessary future—proofing of the monarchy." her son, crown prince frederik, will take the throne alongside his wife. he's known for his environmentalism, and for being a daredevil — which has landed him in the hospital after sledding and scooter accidents. unlike british royal tradition, there will be no formal crowning ceremony for crown prince frederik. his accession will be announced from amalienborg castle in copenhagen. danish journalist betty kandindima has more on the future king. i would say basically he is very popular because he is very down—to—earth, usually you will see him at festivals, we have here in denmark during the summertime he also has a royal run and a lot of people sign up because they want to run with the future king of denmark. so he is very down—to—earth and a very modern p

here's naomi choy smith.the's traditional new year's address. translation: on the 14th of january 2024, _ 52 years after succeeding my beloved father, i will step down as the queen of denmark. the 83—year—old danish queen said time had taken its toll on her health and she made the decision to abdicate after undergoing back surgery in february. translation: the surgery naturally gave rise - to thinking about the future, whether the time had come to leave the responsibility to the next generation. i have decided that now is the right time. queen margrethe plans to hand the throne to crown prince frederik, the eldest of her two sons. he's very, very down to earth and a very, very modern person. he has four kids. and for most of his kids, they actually went to public school instead of private schools. so people feel very connected to him. for many danes, queen margrethe is the only monarch they have ever known. she's seen here visiting windsor castle in 1974, two years after she succeeded herfather, king frederik

but gauff, aiming to become the first player since naomi osaka three years ago to win back—to—back majorse to see out the deciding set by 6—2. i'm from south florida, i'm used to the heat. it is even hotter at home to be honest. i was trying to get one more game in the first set and make it competitive and one game turn to another and i was able to win without the set. in the second i gave myself the opportunity, became passive. in the third i wanted to be aggressive, hit from the court, a new five was standing she would take advantage. —— i knew ifi new five was standing she would take advantage. —— i knew if i was standing. gauff will play defending champion aryna sabalenka for a place in the final, in the last half an hour the belarussian player has beaten the former french open winner barbora krejcikova in straight sets. late drama in stoppage time at the africa cup of nations — has seen egypt squeeze through to the knockout stages and ghana almost certainly go out. there were incredible finishes to both games in group b — ghana were 2—0 up against mozambique with 90 minutes played bu

here's naomi choy smith.the's traditional new year's address, translation: on the 14th ofjanuary 2024, 52 years | after succeeding my beloved father, i will step down as the queen of denmark. the 83—year—old danish queen said time had taken its toll on her health and she made the decision to abdicate after undergoing back surgery in february. translation: the surgery naturally gave rise to thinking about the future, whether the time had come to leave the responsibility to the next generation. i have decided that now is the right time. queen margrethe plans to hand the throne to crown prince frederik, the eldest of her two sons. he's very, very down to earth and very, very modern person. he has four kids. and for most of his kids, they actually went to public school instead of private schools. so people feel very connected to him. for many danes, queen margrethe is the only monarch they have ever known. she's seen here visiting windsor castle in 1974, two years after she succeeded herfather, king frederik. aft

i remember seeing a documentary about naomi campbell and, and it, she talked about her world and what she did some of the time i was maybe 7 years old and i was excited to see a black woman have that its power and such an exclusive music channels uh no, that's what i became interested in fashion, is this, it comes that goes on this, but i always knew that i wanted to tell a different story, the story of african fashion. and that's how i started doing. i'm with us again. it seems to come psychological, most of the most african countries, there's not much support, state funded or otherwise for the fashion industry. there's little opportunity to receive formal training in the field. the sophie isn't going to see studied fashion design in new york before launching hub print to quote a label in dot com in 2012. the creations alone in africa and the west and label is a reference point for contemporary senegalese fashion. i always knew i wanted to combine fashion with development to come. so that's how the idea of the car design hub came about when i return to sender go in 2013 the in 2021.

so the way it is again, and i'm happy to see that the celebrities like naomi campbell, are among the funds of his work, which we interprets and that by revitalize is and was in fabrics. his creation cell and high end boutique support over the well for me, luxury is reading anything and it's really anything better than me. the next person, a few less human. and i believe that the job that we're doing is an example of that fashion has always been a form of art africans, a variety of fabrics and cloth, reflect centuries old autism and traditions and are an important mancha of cultural identity. but in the mid 19th century, these traditions were at risk of being wiped out because of the kind of similar to what is african fashion, though, just and i don't think there is such a thing. colorful. people always imagine these very colorful wax prints and this has come, but that didn't even originate in africa. and it was brought to africa through colonial structures by way of indonesia and the netherlands. hold on the because of the con it's just one, bind productive colonialism on the contine

another player on the comeback trail is naomi osaka, but the four—time grand slam champion is out ofnal. in a really high quality match — she took the first set against former world number one karolina pliskova, but the czech fought back to take the next two to set up a clash with third seed, jelena ostapenko, in the last 16. and it was a comfortable start for world number one aryna sabalenka in her opening match of the season in brisbane — she tookjust 58 minutes to reach the last 16, beating italy's lucia bronzetti in straight sets, 6—3, 6—0. brighton manager roberto de zerbi has praised his side's "very smart game" after keeping a first premier league clean sheet of the season, in a 0—0 draw at west ham. it's the 4th clean sheet in a row for the hammers, who stay sixth, while it's brighton's first for 2h games. the point moves the seagulls into seventh place, above manchester united, while west ham are three points further ahead. david moyes�*s side were without key players — including mohammed kudus. he was made unavailable as he's off to the africa cup of nations, even though th

several months out, but had a two hour session under the roof at rod laver arena, before taking on naomiity match there this week. lebronjames put in a strong performance to help the los angeles lakers beat the clippers in 106—103 victory, to end their four game losing streak. james had 25 points, eight rebounds and seven assists as the lakers held off their opponents in a closely fought contest. the clippers did have a chance late on to tie the game, but norman powell missed this three pointer and the lakers walked away with the victory. that championship ballclub, as fun as i am seeing, great playing very high level basketball. multiple breaks all over the place. that's a huge win, a great win. drama on the final day of the regular season in nfl, as the jacksonville jaguars missed out on the playoffs, with the buffalo bills and the pittsburgh steelers taking advantage. and the fallout begins, for those with failed campaigns. arthur smith paying the price at the atlanta falcons. head coach smith was sacked straight after their defeat by the new orleans saints. it came seconds into what'

technology leaders and celebrities, including naomi campbell, will also be in attendance , vying for the most exclusive party at davos, secret cocktail parties with cut-out canapes frequented. dinners with billionaires, followed by a night of dancing, this is how elite vef will spend their evenings relaxing. as the times' research shows, every year at least 100 sex workers join the list of who's who of the world, which will bring pleasure to those present and balance the global issues discussed. the thirty-six-year-old man is currently living in the hotel. not far from davos plans to stay there for days in the evening, the demand for services is huge, but it is not disclosed who exactly uses them, the chic prostitute solomé balcius does not want to hear about criticism regarding the exploitation of her professional group by the powerful upper class. if this were the case, we would have to rethink a lot, then every service would be directly exploitative. accordingly, she likes to live by the motto, i would rather take money from the rich than from the poor. and for those who want to e

another player on the comeback trail is naomi osaka, but the four—time grand slam champion is out ofality match, she took the first set against former world number one karolina pliskova, but the czech fought back to take the next two to set up a clash with third seed, jelena ostapenko, in the last 16. well, it�*s been an amazing first day of the second test between south africa and india in cape town — both teams have been bowled out in their first innings. south africa won the toss and chose to bat, but slumped to their lowest test total since 1932, as they were all out for just 55. mohammed siraj taking six wickets forjust 15 runs. india�*s response looked to be comfortable on 153—11, but their last six wickets fell for no runs. in their second innings, south africa are 22 without loss. “33 without loss. and pakistan have posted a score of 313 on the opening day of the third test against australia in sydney — pat cummins�* five—wicket haul had the visitors in trouble, but half—centuries from mohammed rizwan and aamerjamal rescued the innings. australia finishing the day 6 for none

. >>> coming up, tennis superstar naomi osaka returning after a year-long hiatus from the sport.al world number one ready to reclaim her ranking? >>> former world number one naomi osaka was victorious today in her highly anticipated return to professional tennis. >> when you're a four-time major winner, the pressure to perform is going to be there. it's so great to see her get this win after spending a year away to prioritize her mental health and also becoming a mom over the summer. the former world number one did admit she was super nervous in her straight sets win over germany in the first round of the brisbane international to kick off the new year in style. osaka currently unracked after not playing competitively for the last 15 months. she pulled out of last year's australian open before revealing that she was pregnant and says she's really excited to be back. >> the last couple years that i played, before i had my daughter, i didn't return as much love as i was given. i really feel like that's what i want to do in this chapter. i just really appreciate people coming out an

kevin spacey and leonardo dicaprio, cate blanchett and naomi campbell, cameron tiyas and bruce willisiated with a list. just because you're on the list of names doesn't mean you did anything wrong, but... think about the personal, reputational and professional damage? i think we'll eventually find out that jeffrey epstein was used by either ours, or another government to get dirt on important people and people who have fetishes, they're all pissed, clinton's circle is pissed, the deep state is pissed, and it's going to be very interesting. however, in such an analysis there is always a weak point, the true goals of the deep state task. about which they speak with such confidence, is usually known only to himself, it looks like it may be oncoming, when on the way the walls of fire deliberately ignite a fire, forcibly getting rid of with explosive material like clinton, liberals are depriving conservatives of popular arguments among them about a secret sex conspiracy in american politics. valentin bogdanov, ivan utkin and vlada tsurkan, news from new york. terrorists banned in russia ,

jackson, prince andrew, david copper field the magician, allen dershowitz, stephen hawking,al gore, naomiampbell and kevin spacey. and again we reiterate there is no indication they did anything wrong facing no charges at all. the question to you, mahek is could they? could this come back to maybe stir up new allegations, new, you know, people taking a look closer at these documents? what are your thoughts on this? >> i think that this could absolutely stir up additional allegations. the fact that there's a release, now the next couple steps are going to be what additional evidence is there against the individuals that are named, like you have said and stressed. there is no crime right now, that these are all allegations against individuals, but is there a crime and is there going to be accountability if there is a crime against these politicians and celebrities and all we know right now is that there is some connection to epstein but what degree do these individuals either commit a crime, how many times did they visit, and did they know about the under age boys and girls that were on tha

several months out — but had a two—hour session under the roof at rod laver arena, before taking on naomi mack hansen has been ruled out of the six nations after dislocating his shoulder. he's undergoing surgery today after getting hurt in connacht�*s win over munster on new year's day. he'll be out for three to four months. hansen has 21 ireland caps, and played an important role in their grand slam success last year. now, to a story of resilience in the face of adversity and climbing back to the top of your game. american golfer chris kirk took a leave of absence in 2019, to address mental health and addiction issues. now, he's got his second win on the pga tour in 11 months. kirk won the sentry tournament in hawaii last night, the first on the pga for 2024. he needed par on the final hole and he kept his nerve to finish one shot ahead of the field. it follows his win at the honda classic last february, which ended an eight—year drought between pga tour victories. he's grateful for the lessons learned. the best thing that i have ever done in my life is to get sober so i understand what

after naomi osaka made her comeback after 15—months out from the sport yesterday, two big stars have a moment, but first british star emma raducanu made her long awaited return after injury with a win at the auckland classic. our tennis correspondent russel fuller has more. the performance was very good, all things considered, and those things are nearly nine months away from the tour and three minor operations, one on each hand and one on a left ankle. it took 2.5 hours to beat elena—gabriela ruse, but emma raducanu came through very strongly in the end. and that deciding set she played really well to move 5—2 in front, then she dropped her serve and had a couple of match points that were saved, then she dropped her serve again. that is no huge surprise because after being off the tour, it is hard to close out match —— close out matches. but she took the deciding set 7—5. we will see where her story goes next, but it was certainly a very good start after so long away. was certainly a very good start after so long away. after nearly a year away from tennis, rafa nadal marked his sing