charlotte, put our a question over that. charlotte, put your name — a question over that.ut your name down to _ a question over that. charlotte, put your name down to be _ a question over that. charlotte, put your name down to be deployed - a question over that. charlotte, put your name down to be deployed to | your name down to be deployed to cover that. it your name down to be deployed to cover that. , ., ., your name down to be deployed to cover that-— cover that. it will be a hot ticket. can i 'ust cover that. it will be a hot ticket. can i just say _ cover that. it will be a hot ticket. can i just say that _ cover that. it will be a hot ticket. can i just say that i _ cover that. it will be a hot ticket. can i just say that i am _ cover that. it will be a hot ticket. can i just say that i am no - can ijust say that i am no relation? people have asked if i am related. i am not the —— in the pocket of big gallagher and i don't get any free tickets.— get any free tickets. don't say that, milk _ get any free tickets. don't say that, milk it — get any free tickets. don't s

charlotte, how do you think this retaliation can redefine the political equations of the region?once and for all, and what that what happened was that the palestinian resistance, particularly the palestinian armed resistance, made it clear that it was not merely a dream or wish to see a palestine that was free of zionism and a region that was free of imperialism, but an achievable reality. now since that time what we have seen is the absolute um panic, outrage and destructiveness of the wounded beast of the zionist project and certainly its imperialist partners, backers, funders and armors from the us to germany to britain and france etc. a the response of the resistance is absolutely capable and necessary of becoming another page forward, another significant. forward in terms of making it clear and really bringing to an end once and for all this myth of zionist deterrance. the 7th of october brought to an end the myth of kind of zionist all knowingness or ability to know everything that the palestinian resistance is doing to stop it in advance to have such advanced intelligence

charlotte, how do you think this retaliation can redefine the political equations of the region? what we saw on the 7th of october 2023 changed the world and changed the political equation in the region once and for all and what that what happened was that the palestinian resistance, particularly the palestinian... armed resistance made it clear that it was not merely a dream or a wish to see a palestine that was free of zionism and a region that was free of imperialism but an achievable reality. now since that time what we have seen is the absolute um panic, outrage and destructiveness of the wounded beast of the zionist project, and certainly its imperialist partners, backers, funders and armors from the us to germany. need to britain and france etc. a the response of the resistance is absolutely capable and necessary of becoming another page forward, another significant page forward in terms of making it clear and really bringing to an end once and for all this myth of zionist deterrence uh the 7th of october brought to an end the myth of kind of zionist all-knowingness or um

so charlotte, how do you think these are retaliatory? attacks will affect that peace and negotiation, as alicia just mentioned, um, those who want to retaliate will be treading a very fine line here, because it should not in any way jeopardize uh bringing peace for the people of gaza, time and time again is that the zionist regime is not seriously interested in ceasefire negotiations, even though it's becoming increasingly obvious. that their military is incapable of handling uh the palestinian resistance, incapable of handling the lebanese resistance, incapable of handling the yemani resistance uh, and certainly incapable of handling iran. nevertheless, what we continue to see is this pursuit of mass slaughter and genocide against the palestinian people in gaza. i mean, the zionist regime showed how interested it is in cease fire talks when they assassinated ismael hannah, the lead palestinian negotiator who was ' corresponding with mediators regarding a potential ceasefire agreement in gaza, and so i mean that was very much indicated t

thank you, charlotte gallagher, and emily - charlotte gallagher, and emily andrewjoining us.rriving in the sunshine in southport, headed inside to meet with survivors of last month's stabbing attack. as charlotte was then, a private meeting behind closed doors and will include some of the surviving children who were at that dance class on the 29th of july at that dance class on the 29th of july and their families. at that dance class on the 29th of july and theirfamilies. i'm sure it will be an emotional, touching meeting taking place behind closed doors. he will go on to beat front line emergency staff and members of the community who have been so deeply affected by the disorder as well as regional leaders, faith leaders. charlotte giving us the sense of a community that has come together, were looking forward to the visit of king charles, supporting each other through a horrific time for this community in southport. all the latest developments and latest pictures for you here on bbc news, stay with us throughout the day. the israeli army has retrieved the bodies of six host

charlotte, how do you think this retaliation can redefine the political equations of the region? what we saw on the 7th of october 2023 changed the world and changed the political equation in the region once and for all, and what that what happened was that the palestinian resistance, particularly the palestinian armed resistance, made it clear that it was not merely a dream or wish to see a palestine that was free of zionism and a region that was free of imperialism, but an achievable reality. now since that time what we have seen is the absolute um panic, outrage and destructiveness of the wounded beast of the zionist project, and certainly its imperialist partners, backers, funders and armors from the us to germany to britain. and france etc. a the response of the resistance is absolutely capable and necessary of becoming another page forward, another significant page forward in terms of making it clear and really bringing to an end once and for all this myth of zionist deterrance. the 7th of october brought to and the myth of kind of zionist all knowingness or um ability to k

i'm going to start it off with charlotte in vancouver. charlotte, now the type of crimes that have been committed during this american israeli genocide is really beyond belief, from starvation to imolation, nothing seems to be off limits for the zionist regime and its supporters. do you believe that there are any red lines that the regime would not cross when related to the palestinian population? to be, it's very clear that when we're talking about a genocide taking place, we're talking about really attempt to exterminate the palestinian people physically, socially, culturally, and in every other way, and so what we've seen time and time again is anything that one might think is a red line has simply been ruled right past by the zionist occupation forces, so you know, just yesterday we witnessed a... massacre where a us provided uh bomb was dropped on over 100 palestinian civilians as they prayed morning prayers as they were sheltering in a school where they had been forced to seek refuge um and they were massacred and this is not a red

in vancouver, charlotte, now the type of crimes that have been committed during this american-israely genocide is really beyond belief, from starvation to emilation, nothing seems to be off limits for the zionist regime and its supporters, do you believe that there are any red lines that the regime would not cross when related to the palestinian population? to be it's very clear that when we're talking about a genocide taking place, we're talking about really attempt to exterminate the palestinian people, physically, socially, culturally, and in every other way, and so what we've seen time and time again is anything that one might think is a red line has simply been rulled right past by the zionist occupation forces, so you know, just yesterday we witnessed massacre where a u.s. provided bomb was dropped on over 100 palestinian civilians as they prayed morning prayers as they were sheltering in a school where they had been forced to seek refuge um and they were massacred and this is not a red line for the zionists what we saw in the videos and the numerous numerous reports and the num

hello and i like to welcome you both to the program, charlotte and tony. charlotte, i guess we will start with you out there in uh western uh bc uh canada, the yemen. charlotte, over nine years they were the victims of saudi-backed war a yemen, a siege on food and medicine, daily daily bombing campaign on rack with disease, hunger and displacement, very ironic and i'm sure that rings a bell, and now instead of using this time the yemenis for them to rebuild, what are they doing? they are fighting for palestinians. your thoughts. yemen is setting an example for everyone around the world. it's one of the very few... states that is taking action a state level of the revolutionary yemani government based on so this is action not only of the ansaram movement but of the yemini people, the government and the armed forces in conducting a thorough and full naval blockade and shutting down the supply lines of genocide in the red sea. it is because of the actions of the yemini people and their un armed forces and the ansara movement that we are seeing the so-called p

charlotte - thank you very much. charlotte gallagher there in southport.earch for the six missing continues. do stay with us here on bbc news. good afternoon. some very wet weather in the forecast, particularly for northern and western areas of the uk as we head through the rest of the week. also windy, but even further south and east there will still be showers around at times. today is a day of sunny spells but blustery showers. the strongest gusts of wind in northern ireland and western scotland, gusts up to 40—50 mph. this is where the bulk of the showers will be for the rest of the day. some of the showers will be heavy and thundery, merging at times to form longer spells of rain. a largely dry story for the rest of the day further south. a few more isolated showers out towards the west, but in the best of the sunshine across parts of south—east england, 23 or 24 celsius. a fresher feel to things behind the front earlier this morning. cooler tonight, showers towards the north and west, cloudier here by the end of the night. the winds lightening a litt

an interesting question from charlotte. if you look at i from charlotte._ scholarship because they don't think they are eligible. it is such an important _ they are eligible. it is such an important part of going to university because the cost of living — university because the cost of living is — university because the cost of living is so high, accommodation can be very— living is so high, accommodation can be very high— living is so high, accommodation can be very high and universities, employers, charities are offering these _ employers, charities are offering these scholarships. there are different _ these scholarships. there are different routes you can apply, sometimes it is if you have high grades. — sometimes it is if you have high grades, that is not the only way, sometimes — grades, that is not the only way, sometimes if you have a disability, if you _ sometimes if you have a disability, if you come — sometimes if you have a disability, if you come from a particular area, if you come from a particular area, if you _ if you come from a particular

well, thank you both for being. with me g to start it off with charlotte in vancouver, charlotte, now the type of crimes that have been committed during this american israeli genocide is really beyond belief, from starvation to emilation, nothing seems to be off limits for the zionist regime and its supporters. do you believe that there are any red lines that the regime would not cross when related to the palestinian population? to be it's very clear that when we're... talking about a genocide taking place, we're talking about really attempt to exterminate the palestinian people, physically, socially, culturally, and in every other way, and so what we've seen time and time again is anything that one might think is a red line, has simply been ruled right past by the zionist occupation forces, so you don't, just yesterday we witnessed massacre where a us provided uh bomb was... dropped on over 100 palestinian civilians as they prayed morning prayers as they were sheltering in a school where they had been forced to seek refuge um and they were massacred and this is not a red line for the

i'm a charlotte or what's it called i don't know this is a charlotte at all here i took why this istte one dough and where will i make the right one yes make it right by the way do you know yes what charlotte in europe is called in russian although it was invented according to legend by antoine carême a cook close to alexander i who actually after our victory from the occupation of paris carême arrived in the retinue. some nobles unfortunately to alexander the first himself i've only cooked it a couple of times, but in general we owe the recipe to karemu, which charlotte is a french name, of course, charlotte itself became a russian dish, by the way, in soviet times it was renamed into apple babka, but we still make it charlotte, and we make it in the summer, because it's not just like that for us, yes, food, it's food that is tasty, aromatic, healthy, inexpensive. accessible, but let's return to apples and their pectin anyway, you already understand how you add sugar from healthy apples there in a glass, no, no glass, well, what about - look, i'm using less sugar now, although i co

yes, i know the princess charlotte _ well. yes, i know the princess charlotte from _ well.te from my time - well. yes, i know the princess charlotte from my time at - well. yes, i know the princess| charlotte from my time at bbc radio leicester. it was great for watching up and coming bands. this is going to be very different. to what extent do you think it will be better or worse in a giant venue with so many people around you? i saw them at knebworth, _ many people around you? i saw them at knebworth, 22,000 - them at knebworth, 22,000 people. the intimacy of a small gig. people. the intimacy of a small gig, for me you can't really beat that. you know, a two foot tall stage really close to the band, and that intimacy is fantastic but i think it's going to be really interesting this time because we are going to see a lot of new fans at the different venues they are going to be playing at, a much wider demographic, and a sharing of people so an experience that people so an experience that people thought we might not experience again. i’m people thought we might not experien

charlotte, i guess we will start with you out there. in uh western uh bc uh canada, the yemenese, charlotte, over nine years, they were the victims of saudi-backed war a yemen, a siege on food and medicine, daily daily bombing campaign on rack with disease, hunger and displacement, very ironic and i'm sure that rings a bell, and now instead of using this time the yemenis for them to rebuild, what are they doing, they are fighting for palestinians, your thoughts, yemen is setting an example. for everyone around the world, it's one of the very few states that is taking action a state level of the revolutionary yemani government based in san, so this is action not only of the ansaram movement, but of the yemani people, the government and the armed forces, in conducting a thorough and full naval blockade and shutting down the supply lines of genocide in the red sea. it is because of the actions of the yemani people and their armed forces. and the ansara movement that we are seeing the so-called port of a law in occupied palestine declare bankrupcy. this is one of the most meaningful actions tha

at the latest crimes of the regime. i'd like to welcome my guests to this program. out of vancouver, charlotte cates, international coordinator, sam doon, palestinian prisoner solidarity network, and sad nemr out of ramala, professor of political science at. that university. well, thank you both for being with me. going to start it off with charlotte in vancouver. now the type of crimes that have been committed during this american israeli genocide is really beyond belief. from starvation to emilation, nothing seems to be off limits for the zionist regime and its supporters. do you believe that there are any red lines that the regime would not cross when related to the palestinian population? to be, it's very clear that when we're talking about a genocide taking place, we're talking about really attempt to exterminate the palestinian people physically, socially, culturally, and in every other way, and so what we've seen time and time again is anything that one might think is a red line has simply been rolled right past by the zionist occupation forces, so you know, just yesterday we witnessed

thank you charlotte. now uh, tony, just last week when abdul malik alhoti had his weekly uh, address, he mentioned that uh, over 177 is really bound uh uh ships uh were targeted by the emmy armed forces since october, and then he just mentioned - in today's address that another 20 this week, so i guess we're around 200 ships. what is the impact and significance of these yemini operations against israeli interests? "well, it's important that somebody does something to limit the genocide and to send economic message, i mean everybody is hoping and praying that something will be done to stop the american money to israel, or even at least to threaten to stop the money from the united states to israel uh, which is what's fueling this war uh, but that's not happening, the israel lobby is so powerful in the united states that the the..." 'us, i'm afraid doesn't have the guts to stop this genocide and so somebody has got to send economic message uh, it for example we've had this um uh this greek tanker is now a d

charlotte gallagher. _ not to sack him. charlotte gallagher, thank - not to sack him.ou very much indeed. just to bring you some developments at the olympic games. it is bronze for great britain's mathilda hodgkins—byrne and also becky wilde, a superb race from them i understand. new zealand taking gold from romania. hopefully we can see or capture a moment of that. great britain at 37 strokes a minute, will they take it up now? how much more have they got? can they finish like champions? it is less than 100 from the line. 50 metres. new zealand are half a length and romania are closing towards the line. can great britain hold on? new zealand tengo, romania silver and a remarkable bronze for great britain, upsetting the odds. theyjoin great britain, upsetting the odds. they join together only great britain, upsetting the odds. theyjoin together only this year. becky wilde. they join together only this year. becky wilde-— they join together only this year. bec wilde. ., ., ., ., , ., becky wilde. congratulations to new zealand. the israeli army at the time said that ano

let's bring in miss charlotte cates from vancouver. miss kates, thank you for joining us on this segment of the program. uh we know that the killing rating and kidnapping of palestinians is happening a daily basis in the west bank. uh we've seen uh uh the growing a trend of the israeli violence against palestinian since the start of the regime's genocide in gaza uh in october of last year. as we mentioned earlier so far over 650 palestinians. have been killed in the west bank by both israeli soldiers and settlers, give us your assessment of uh this increased wave of israeli aggression, provocations, crimes and murder in the west bank. well we're seeing um the genocidal zionist regime on full display throughout occupied palestine, um there's been this uh free reign given to these paramilitary settlers to engage and... programs against palestinian villages to attack palestinian homes and all of this is be there's you know occupation soldiers every day are invading towns and cities and villages and refugee camps, tearing people out of the

charlotte, stay safe. charlotte, katees there, joining us from vancouver, canada. a young palestinin man is succumbed to injuries he sustained during violent raid in the town of dura, south of the occupied west bank city of al khalil. palestinian health ministry said 18-year-old. mahmoud ibrahim al-harub was shot monday, according to local sources, regime forces attacked town's residence using live fire, stung grenades and poison gas. another palestinian man was also injured, the latest fatality comes as number of palestinians killed in the west bank has risen to 636 since the regime kicked off its giant side of war in gaza last october. the israel military is using modern technology to increase the palestinian death tool in gaza and in the occupied west bank and these include technology such as artificial intelligence and drones and aromal correspondent takes a closer look. israel uses every resource and knowledge available to it, including modern technology for military purposes and advancing its settlement policy. the regime is... exploiting technological advanc

charlotte, i guess we will start with you out there in uh western uh bc uh canada, the yemenese charlotte. for nine years, they were the victims of saudi-backed war a yemen, a siege on food and medicine, daily daily bombing campaign on iraq with disease, hunger and displacement, very ironic and i'm sure that rings a bell, and now instead of using this time the yemenis for them to rebuild, what are they doing? they are fighting for palestinians, your thoughts. yemen is setting an example for everyone around the world, it's one of the very few states that is... taking action a state level of the revolutionary yemini government based insanah, so this is action not only of the ansara movement, but of the yemani people, the government and the armed forces and conducting a thorough and full naval blockade and shutting down the supply lines of genocide in the red sea. it is because of the actions of the yemani people and their armed forces and the ansara movement that we are seeing the so-called port of alah in occupied palestine declare bank. corrupcy uh, this is one of the most meaningful acti

but in the absence of charlottes, another one rose to the occasion for team gb, this time charlotte fry glamour dell. she said it would be the best of british with french twang when it came to her music and that is what the crowd here definitely got with the national anthems of both great britain and france in there, with a mix of spandau ballet and robbie williams as well. her form was not quite enough to go top of the podium. she came out and was in second and with rewrite are still to go she thought a spot on the podium had passed her by. here is what she had passed her by. here is what she had to say about her reaction when she found out the bronze was hers. i wasjust accepting the she found out the bronze was hers. i was just accepting the fourth place and i was happy with it and we were on our way back to the stables and then suddenly we thought we alljust check the scores and suddenly it was bronze and a lot of screaming going on. . ., ., , , on. her team-mate carl hester is competing _ on. her team-mate carl hester is competing at _ on. her team-mate carl hester is competing at

but in the absence of charlotte, another rider rose to the occasion for team gb, this time charlottestallion glamourdale. she said it would be the best of british with a french twang when it came to her music and that is what the crowd here definitely got with the national anthems of both great britain and france in there, with a mix of spandau ballet and robbie williams as well. her score was not quite enough to go top of the podium. she came out and was in second and with three riders still to go she thought a spot on the podium had passed her by. here is what she had to say about her reaction when she found out the bronze was hers. i was just accepting the fourth place and i was happy with it and we were on our way back to the stables and then suddenly we thought we'll just check the scores and suddenly it was bronze and a lot of screaming going on. her team—mate carl hester is competing at his seventh 0lympic games and he finished in sixth. but he told me afterwards he wasn't entirely sure whether this would be his final 0lympics. he wants to go home and regroup before making a d

perhaps charlotte saw herself in, at the ball. the charlotte was the system of frederick william prussia when a fried, used 1st collect to which means that she was very familiar with his work in. and she took her love of his what with her to st. petersburg. and it's now some beautiful charlotte's love for a cost, but obviously she was not only celebrated at course, but took hold of all russian society. the consequences are still visible today the hermitage in saint petersburg. now, house is the largest and most important fleet, which collection outside germany or to something seem familiar here in this painting. men again turn towards each other, demonstrating closeness. they contemplate nature immersed in it. a crescent moon is in the sky. the small picture is the epitome of german romanticism. and it's precisely this painting that will soon play a role of great significance. good . it is safe to drop hounds to an exhibition in 2025. the metropolitan museum of art in new york will be hosting the 1st major customer adobe police ex

i can tell you now, for a fact, that that is not charlotte but i know charlotte is somewhere.. this is buster. buster, _ four-legged friend. hello. this is buster. buster, can - four-legged friend. hello. this is buster. buster, can you - four-legged friend. hello. this. is buster. buster, can you come here? can you give me a poor? nice to meet you. this is buster and you are buster�*s owner. and you've done a lot of training. and he does loads of stuff. he is a very well behaved boy. this is one of the thousands of dogs here today in bristol. we have another one here. your dog is wearing a rosette. what have they won? best lookalike celebrity. santa's little helper from the simpsons. and what is your dogs name? jim. isn't he gorgeous? you might be able to guess. just from these t—shirts. these ladies have coloured their dog. any ideas? taylor. taylor. here you go, taylor. and what a dog fest like? oh, amazing. oliver loves it. this is our live's birthday present. we've been to a few smaller dog once but this is, like my really big and it is, like my really big and it is like

perhaps charlotte saw herself in at the ball. the charlotte was the system of frederick william prussia when a fried, used for us collect 2, which means that she was very familiar with his work. and she took her love of his what with her to st. petersburg. and it's now some beautiful charlotte's love for a customer, david street was not only celebrated at course, but too cold of all russian society. the consequences are still visible today. the hermitage in saint petersburg now house is the largest and most important fleet which collection outside germany as to something seem familiar here in this painting, men again turned towards each other, demonstrating closeness. they contemplate nature immersed in it. across the moon is in the sky. the small picture is the epitome of german romanticism. and it's precisely this painting that will soon play a role of great significance. good . it is safe to drop hounds to an exhibition in 2025. the metropolitan museum of art in new york will be hosting the 1st major customer adobe police exhi

let's get more from the, the charlotte sales and field joining, you know, from london. charlotte prime minister care stop has about to track down on these riots. how would they do that a well, this is the west, as most of why spreads case of unrest in and you can over 10 years. no such the prime minister has come out saying very clearly that those involved in criminal activity will face the full force of the law. now we've got a sense of what that's going to look like going forward when he announced that there would be a standing army deployed the hot spot. so what does that mean? it's essentially exclusive, especially trans, please, so that you can go and assist local forces in the area who are specialized in dealing with writing. such is what we're seeing on the streets of the u. k. does not means that the only will be deployed this the case on the front end. it says dismiss cold for that. say false. there is the dealing with it on the street. seligman to this there is and the justice system that he is promised to be soft in order to process that and she's interested quickly. they're

lisa charlotte, take us through what lisa nandy has been saying.— charlotte, take us through what lisanandy has been saying. lisa nandy de culture secretary met _ nandy has been saying. lisa nandy de culture secretary met with _ nandy has been saying. lisa nandy de culture secretary met with the - culture secretary met with the director—general tim davie yesterday and she called for an immediate meeting with him potentially to talk about what had happened with this case. she said they had a robust conversation and tim davie was very forthcoming with his answers, but she still had some questions that she still had some questions that she wanted answering, and he had promised to come back to her with those answers. what the bbc knew, when the bbc knew about huw edwards, also, should huw edwards have been paid when he was suspended, and also the treatment of whistle—blowers, people who came forward with their concerns in the bbc. she has gone further than that, she has also said to sky news today that huw edwards should return that £200,000 he was paid after he was arrested, but before he

perhaps charlotte saw herself in at the vault the charlotte was the system of frederick william crusher. one of freed used 1st collectors, which means that she was very familiar with his work. and she took her love of his what with her to st. petersburg. and it's now some beautiful charlotte's love for a customer, david, sweet produced, was not only celebrated, at course, but too cold of all russian society. the consequences are still visible today. the hermitage in saint petersburg. now, house is the largest and most important fleet, which collection outside germany this something seemed familiar here in this painting. men again turned towards each other, demonstrating closeness. they contemplate nature immersed in it. a crescent moon is in the sky. the small picture is the epitome of german romanticism. and it's precisely this painting that will soon play a role of great significance. good . it is safe to drop hounds to an exhibition in 2025. the metropolitan museum of art in new york will be hosting the 1st major customer adobe police exhibition in the us. there's never been a compre

charlotte, i guess we will start with you out there. in uh western uh bc uh canada, the yemenes, charlotte, over nine years, they were the victims of saudi backed war a yemen, a siege on food and medicine, daily daily bombing campaign on rack with disease, hunger and displacement, very ironic and i'm sure that rings a bell, and now instead of using this time the yemenis for them to rebuild, what are they doing, they are fighting for palestinians, your thoughts, yemen is setting an example. for everyone around the world, it's one of the very few states that is taking action a state level of the revolutionary yemani government based in sad, so this is action not only of the ansaram movement, but of the yemani people, the government and the armed forces and conducting a thorough and full naval blockade and shutting down the supply lines of genocide in the red sea. it is because of the actions of the yemani people and their armed force. says and the ansara movement that we are seeing the so-called port of a law in occupied palestine declare bankrupcy. this is one of the most meaningful actions

perhaps charlotte saw herself in at the ball. charlotte was the system of the frederick, william of prussia when a fried used 1st collectors, which means that she was very familiar with his work in. and she took her love of his what with her to st. petersburg. it's now some beautiful charlotte's love for cost, but obviously she was not only celebrated, at course, but too cold of all russian society. the consequences are still visible today. the hermitage in saint petersburg. now house is the largest and most important fleet which collection outside germany. as to something seem familiar here in this painting. men again turned towards each other, demonstrating closeness. they contemplate nature immersed in it. a crescent moon is in the sky. the small picture is the epitome of german romanticism. and it's precisely this painting that will soon play a role of great significance. good . it is safe to drop hounds to an expedition in 2025. the metropolitan museum of art in new york will be hosting the 1st major customer adobe police exhibition in the us. there's never been a comprehensive exhibit

perhaps charlotte saw herself in at the ball. charlotte was the system of frederick william prussia when a fried, used 1st collect to which means that she was very familiar with his work in. and she took her love of his what with her. so st. petersburg, it's now some beautiful charlotte's love for a customer. david street was not only celebrated at course, but took hold of all russian society. the consequences are still visible today. the hermitage in saint petersburg now house is the largest and most important fleet which collection outside germany. as to something seem familiar here in this painting. men again turned towards each other, demonstrating closeness. they contemplate nature immersed in it. a crescent moon is in the sky. the small picture is the epitome of german romanticism. and it's precisely this painting that will soon play a role of great significance. good . it is safe to drop hounds to an exhibition in 2025. the metropolitan museum of art in new york will be hosting the 1st major customer adobe police exhibition in the us. there's never been a comprehensive exhibition

perhaps charlotte saw herself in, at the ball the charlotte was the system of the frederick william prussia when a fried, used 1st collect to which means that she was very familiar with his work in. and she took her love of his what with her to st. petersburg, it's not possible. charlotte's love for a customer, david street was not only celebrated at course, but took hold of all russian society. the consequences are still visible today. the hermitage in saint petersburg. now house is the largest and most important fleet which collection outside germany. as to something seem familiar here in this painting, men again turned towards each other, demonstrating closeness. they contemplate, nature immersed in it. across the moon is in the sky. the small picture is the epitome of german romanticism. and it's precisely this painting that will soon play a role of great significance. good . it is set to drop hounds to an expedition in 2025. the metropolitan museum of art in new york will be hosting the 1st major customer adobe police exhibition in the us. there's never been a comprehensive exhibition

perhaps charlotte saw herself in, at the ball the charlotte was the system of a 100. and what do you crush out when a fried used 1st collectors, which means that she was very familiar with his work in and she took her love of his what with her to st. petersburg. it's not possible. charlotte's love for a customer, david street was not only celebrated at course, but took hold of all russian society. the consequences are still visible today. the hermitage in saint petersburg. now house is the largest and most important fleet which collection outside germany. as to something seem familiar here in this painting, men again turned towards each other, demonstrating closeness. they contemplate nature immersed in it. a crescent moon is in the sky. the small picture is the epitome of german romanticism. and it's precisely this painting that will soon play a role of great significance. good . it is safe to drop hounds to an exhibition in 2025. the metropolitan museum of art in new york will be hosting the 1st major customer adobe police exhibition in the us. there's never been a

alumni are adults who help student activist in charlotte, north carolina. right. so you see i see that connection between alumni activists, the current one. so he would be a key person. someone tries anything, recruited him, motivated him and collaborate him. and then later, 20 years later, he do the same thing for other student activists like the end of us. he served as a organizing structure for north carolina youth activists prior to the 1960 sit in movement, a student activist routinely referenced being involved in acp as youth prior to attending college, also, acp had college chapters throughout state. by 1955, there were 45 youth council in college chapters in north carolina, right? so when we talk about student activism, we like to talk about how the space kind of encourages radicalism or encourages them to act right. but you don't come to campus a blank space, right? you're you're before you get to campus, right. in your communities, you're space for racial discrimination you may have activists in your right or in your community kind of shapes, what you're

pero charlotte está cancelado. pero de charlotte españa no solo estamos en un problema aquí.taba planeado a las 14:30 de la tarde y me lo recogieron a las 23:00 de la noche. a juan ahora le toca casi no dormir e ir a trabajar, mientras que a otros les toca dormir. pero en las terminales 1 a 20 de la mañana y entre las 04:00 teníamos que ir a charlotte y de ahí a newark. ahora los quedamos para mañana a las 07:00. sí, y su plan es esperar. ya no tenemos hotel. nada. la expectativa por la trayectoria de debbie y caída incesante de lluvia. alerta de tornados y marejada ciclónica. hizo algunos tomar precauciones y salir a comprar lo esencial. nadie sabe lo que la naturaleza trae consigo. 1 tiene que prepararse independientemente de nosotros. somos natural del caribe y hemos pasado por todo tipo de índole de tormentas tropicales, mientras que para otros debbie fue la excusa perfecta para salir lo menos posible. compramos por si algo va a pasar en familia ahorita más tarde. cuál es el plan este domingo que obviamente no puede hacer mucho, no? pues hoy por fin no se pudo trabajar gr

the yacht refused, but shared the recipe for charlotte. in general, how surprising, thanks to the royal family, in particular, alexander. the first, who was noble gourmet, a lot of tasty things appeared, for example, the pozharsky cutlet. in russia, the surname pozharsky is very well known and partly associated with cooking. everyone knows the pozharsky cutlets, which alexander sergeevich pushkin sang about in his poems. in belarus, there were also their pozharskys , mr. pozharsky, in the village of pozharovo. and so ... zharsky, at one time he dammed the lakes here and released carp, which still lives in them. oleg, let's get down to cooking then, let's, first of all, add this gauze, that is, we will cook the fish soup in gauze, right yes, it needs to be tied. this is done so that the broth turns out clear and rich. we use carp heads and tails. we lower our bag into the pot and immediately put the pshina there. yes, in the classic recipe it is used. 8 years ago i cooked this grill and adapted handles to this cast iron pot so that it would

this to charlotte was good to see terrible times. what's going on all the latest update speed, give us a whole rock up, please as well. you just mentioned that the 4 individuals have been hospitalized and we have had it confirmed now from the regional health authorities that 2 of those hospitals are in a very serious condition. we know clear as to what the rooms off, but that is the information coming out from the hospital for hospitalized to in a very serious condition. we've heard from the original governor of the vocal region saying that the ambulance and the support hospitals in the region on high alert for any of the individuals that they might be able to get dives with this penal facility. what we understand for individuals of being held hostage and others were ensured when not why it broke out and the inmates essentially were able to take control and to stop this incredible incident. at the moment the investigations already been opened. but in the meantime, we know that the f s b, this is the federal security services in russi

perhaps charlotte saw herself in the vault. charlotte was the system of frederick william prussia when a frigid, 1st collect to which means that she was very familiar with his work. and she took her love of his work with her to st. petersburg. it's not possible. charlotte's love for a customer, david situation was not only celebrated at course, but too cold of all russian society. the consequences are still visible today. the hermitage in saint petersburg now house is the largest and most important fleet which collection outside germany. as to something seem familiar here in this painting, men again turned towards each other, demonstrating closeness. they contemplate nature immersed in it. a crescent moon is in the sky. the small picture is the epitome of german romanticism. and it's precisely this painting that will soon play a role of great significance. good . it is set to drop hounds to an expedition in 2025. the metropolitan museum of art in new york will be hosting the 1st major customer adobe police exhibition in the us. there's never been a comprehensive exhibition of his work

tom: charlotte mueller, thank you, a chief economist at swiss re.g on services as it -- the caution around the view of the federal reserve and they will cut but they will take their time. 25 basis points is the expectation coming through. there is plenty more coming out. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." the storm data out of the u.s. yesterday, retail sales growing 1% beating expectations and jobless claims coming in lower than expected. and inflation moderating or than expected. all of that coming together to reinforce the view that maybe we are in a goldilocks scenario and as a result what you saw yesterday was a selloff in the treasury markets. the two-year back about 4% as markets go from close to four cuts to closer to three. reducing the number of cuts that they expect to see from the federal reserve. this chart illustrates what has been going for the last few days. you have seen the restriction from 100 basis points to fewer if you combine them. september still firmly in play. the yen carry

podium as former president donald trump addressed a crowd in the city of asheboro, 90 minutes from charlotte, though he briefly stepped outside of it, flanked by agents, to check on a person having a medical issue. snipers were seen on the roof of the venue and storage containers were stacked around the perimeter for added security. the joint appearance featuring trump and his running mate senator j.d. vance, part of an effort to slow a surgeon vice president harris who has cut into trump lead in north carolina. >> she ruin san francisco, she ruined california, and if she gets income our country is at have a chance. >> reporter: trump also took aim at the obamas after their dueling attacks on him in chicago p or its. >> did you see barack was same a lot barack hussein obama last night, taking the shots? he was taking shots at your

hello, i like to welcome you both to the program, charlotte and tony. charlotte, i guess we will start with you out there in a western uh bc uh canada, the yemenes charlet, over nine years they were the victims of saudi backed war a yemen, a siege on food and medicine, daily daily bombing campaign on rack with disease, hunger and displacement, very ironic and i'm sure that rings a bell, and now instead of using this time the yemenis for them to rebuild, what are they doing? they are fighting for palestinians, your thoughts. yemen is setting an example for everyone around the world, it's one of the very few states that is taking action a state level. the revolutionary yemani government based in sanad, so this is action not only of the ansara movement, but of the yemani people, the government and the armed forces and conducting a thorough and full naval blockade and shutting down the supply lines of genocide in the red sea. it is because of the actions of the yemani people and their armed forces and the ansara movement that we are seeing the so-called por

charlotte kates, welcome our guests there from san francisco made very good point there about how this is also media war uh in terms of the way that uh things are going down and taking a look at the way that uh some of the media reporting this and what israel is saying is that israel is making it look like "it is the victim, even though they're the ones that did the attack, and they're saying that hisbolla is dragging lebanon into a war, that it's jeopadizing the lives of the lebanese uh, in the uh area that it's in, but israel was the one that started this. uh, what's you reading into all of this uh, and along with that media presentation that israeli regime is making? of course the zionist regime is going to engage in media propaganda, and much of the western imperialist media is..." going to pick it up and run with it. the question is, is that actually believable to anybody today? people around the world, including in the heart of the imperial core, including in the heart of the united states, providing its billion dollars of weaponry to the zionist regime, have been watching the zi

in charlotte, then god willing whatever demand you have, we will fulfill them. and we will bring the ship piece back to the new york defying a nationwide military curfew. 1000 storm shared custody and those official residents after her departure the day after deadly clashes killed over 90 people. standing in the official residence, we probably declare the whole. christie has come to an end. you should see now what the longest serving prime minister bangladesh. critics accused her government of misusing state institutions and using dudley violence against opposition active as to stay in power which the government has denied. protesters also lashed out at a statute, fussiness father, monte rough mine who led bangladesh to independence and was assassinated in the military. who won his political party, don't want me leak has benefited for decades from quotas reserved a share of government jobs to freedom fighters who fought for independence and their families. the reintroduction of photos that have since been scratched again is what initially sparked the least stude

charlotte gallagher, any sign of the king? trio charlotte gallagher, any sign of the kini ?? no sign of him yet but there is a lot of security suggesting - king? no sign of him yet but there is a lot of security suggesting he . is a lot of security suggesting he is a lot of security suggesting he is on his way and will be here very soon. we are behind a barrier where crowds are being kept, you can't see beyond those buildings over there, this huge display of flowers, teddies, balloons that have been there for those three girls killed in a stabbing attack. we saw volunteers this morning putting out the teddy's, taking an overnight to be kept dry from the rain, put out this morning. southport looking its best for the visit of the king. reminders everywhere of what happened here, barely a fence or bmp happened here, barely a fence or lamp post that doesn't have a pink ribbon on, locals wearing the pink ribbons, which say southpaw stance together. people welcoming the king today, having a private meeting with the families directly affected by what happened. some of the surviving

. >> 15 personas han sido res rescatadas, entre ellas una mama, charlotte, y su pequena hija, sophie, autoridades italianas. >> luego la volvi a abrazar inmediatamente entre las olas. >> la sujete sobre el mar con toda italianas. >> mi fuerza para que no se a ahogara. >> la embarcacion de 184 pies tenia el mastil de un au autoridades italianas. >> del mundo. >> 246 pies. >> segun reporta reuters, fue construido en 2008 y su pequena hija, autoridades italianas. >> raft home limited, que pertenece a la esposa de lynch, uno de veleros como este cuestan en promedio 215 mil dolares por semana. >> hoy la busqueda continua al igual que en el ano torno a la incidente. >> autoridades italianas han dicho que el temor es basicamente que las personas desaparecidas hayan quedado atrapadas dentro de la embarcacion, como bien deciamos, a mas de 150 pies debajo del mar. >> y bueno, por supuesto, hay los sobrevivientes que han dicho. >> si, estabamos hablando de esta esta madre, charlotte, con su hija de un ano que afortunadamente las dos salieron con vida. >> ella hablo de ese momento en que pudo sal

and we will form an interim government to run the country in charlotte, then god willing, whatever demand you have, we will fulfill them. and we will bring the ship piece ivank. cda new york, defying a nation wide military curve, few 1000 storm shed casinos, official residents after her departure the day after deadly clashes killed over 90 people. standing in the official residence. we probably declare the whole. christie has come to an end. you should see now was the longest serving prime minister bundle of dash critics accuse her government of misusing state institutions and using deadly violence against opposition active as to stay in power which the government has denied. protesters also lashed out at a statute fussiness father, monte rough mine who lived on the dash to independence and was assassinated in the military who won his political party dial ami league has benefited for decades from quotas, that reserved a share of government jobs to freedom fighters who fought for independence and their families. the reintroduction of photos that have since been scratched again, is what ini