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we go to the tasting with our fellow countryman, alexey lazar.we eat classic potato pancakes and , to be honest, even for... for me today it was a surprise, well, the presentation, of course, is also amazing, well, this is typical, because we have red fish here, i i say i’ve already assimilated a little , red fish, caviar, this is the presentation, it ’s certainly very interesting, well, i don’t know the taste, while our chefs are busy with other dishes, i suggest you try it, i agree, will you and i taste the beer or not? i’ll feel it, of course i have beets, i’m surprised by the beets, yes, yes, yes, and you use a coarse grater, i decided to do it with a coarse grater, with a carrot grater, i grate it with a carrot grater, and i managed to develop my own recipe, garlic i feel it, but there’s no beer, you can’t feel the beer, it’s very subtle. garlic is piquant, and i think if you try it with fish, it will be just right, it will complement it, yes, try it with fish, a note to belarusian housewives, this is the recipe, you have a cool idea, yes, t

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lazar and he said there's growing fear over the emergence of a generation of lost kids in gaza who'veza saying that famon may claim more lives than the fully blockated. territory than the ongoing war, unfortunately the devastation is huge, we have if not we are not careful, maybe more people will be killed or die from hunger and famin than the war itself, which is to bring in food, mattresses, urge immediate action by the international community to avert a looming situation, he further stressed establishment of an independent and sovereign palestine as immediate necessity. commons came as israel stands accused of using starvation as a weapon by blocking palestinian's access to humanitarian aid and deliberately targeting farmland. us-based political activist sam parker. earlier and shed light on the dire humanity situation in the fully blockaded gaza strip, the latest figures have nearly 25,000 people dead, most of the 70% of those women in children and and adolescents, that's about 25,000 people, but there are about another 7,00 people still estimated to be trapped underneath the rubb

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in particular, we have a photograph of a jewish teenage girl named tamara lazar, son. she was from lithuania. and her story is of course, much more complicated than i'm going to be to tell you about today. but what we need to know here is that she and her family were forced to live in the calvino, which we are seeing photos of here, really brutal devastating and deadly place in lithuanian city of kovner, where -- were imprisoned for years in slaved as forced laborers starved to death and disease. tamara kept diary while she was living in these horrible and i'd like us to listen to a passage in translation of her own words that she wrote on christmas eve, 1943. it is christmas eve. it is quiet. the earth is covered with a white. the stars down and smile as they see the earth. so dressed up yesterday. the snow fell as if for the holiday. as i go through the city, i look through every window and see the golden christmas tree of paradise. it is painful. they do not love their brothers themselves. they murder us. you rejoice in christ for the you do not keep commandments. s

here, laser energy, that’s the task, i know what will do, any song performed by sergei lazarev, he is lazargy, hear, basque, basque, calm down, you have heard everything. i'm moving on to the economy mode, i am not wounded and not defeated by you at all, i have learned to forgive and my soul is pure, and in the morning... early, i catch a taxi to a new address, on the palms of my hand it is not you in a hurry, e, my thoughts are busy, the perfume has a pleasant aroma , i will never confuse your smell, perfume with a pleasant aroma in my head. perfume with a pleasant aroma i will never forget your smell, perfume with a pleasant aroma in my head! i still don’t know what... what happened between us is pressing inside, and i can’t cool down, you give me the thief, i bow my gaze but i’m guilty and i can’t fool myself, i love my food. perfume with a pleasant aroma, i will never confuse my smell, perfume with a pleasant aroma in my head, perfume with a pleasant aroma, i will never confuse my smell, perfume with a pleasant aroma. in my head, perfume with a pleasant aroma, hold on, it takes time. yo

favorite novel, in childhood it was science fiction , and now at our institute they are operating on a lazarady decided everything, us or ilsa, or, really, tell me honestly, you yourself want this, do you think i don’t understand what? germany is the end of my career, you think, i don’t understand that this is the end of my science, development, but ilsa thinks it will be better for our children, i agree with her, you’re being sarcastic, the problem is that you’re a very talented undercomer , at your place there is simply no family, and here family is family, but there is only one life, i attack many families. boys, how are you here, we miss you, i know, i like it here, where do you have such interesting friends, there is an artist there, i danced with him. and there’s also an actress there, everyone talks to her as if nothing had happened, and these are not my acquaintances, these are lada’s acquaintances, and you are serious with her, and you are there too, and do you know that she writes poetry? “i was informed that you write poetry, now everyone writes poetry, read it, what if you don’t

started looking on the map, i remembered the school years of these two good-natured billindhausen and lazarse at the south pole, then i think the next stop will be: "give us our penguins, they are all completely russian, obviously penguins, if alaska is russian, why shouldn't the penguins be russian, so what is it known in america, did any newspapers write something about it?". please, well , newspapers are writing about it, various press agencies have already written about it, today even the state department said something there, well, everyone said unanimously, it is unlikely, it is unlikely that something like this will happen, don't even think about such plans, you see, it's extremely interesting, because it's just a sign of what russia and the russian elite are already up to, how they already talk about such absurd things, and it's supposed to be ... seriously, i understand, if it was a joke, well , you know, if you don't do such and such, then we will do such and such, so be it, we could laugh, they are serious , but this is already completely absurd, eh, especially, as you know, if yo

>> christine hamilton, adam brooks matthew lazar? and brooks and matthew lazar? how is this doddery old codger in charge of the world? in charge of the free world? don't mess with him in america unless you want to get the benefit . an action packed two benefit. an action packed two hours to come. get ready britain. here we go . britain. here we go. take a look at this map. the tories could beat starmer if they change their leader. that might explain why there's a secret backbench tory plot to oust sunak. i'll reveal what it is . next. is. next. >> patrick. thank you and good evening to you. well, the top story from the gp newsroom tonight is that sir keir starmer claims rishi sunak being claims rishi sunak is being bullied his own mps. claims rishi sunak is being bullied his own mps . today's bullied by his own mps. today's prime minister's questions was dominated by accusations of tory infighting , and that's after sir infighting, and that's after sir simon clarke wrote in the daily telegraph warning of an electoral massacre for the tories. unless there's a chan

>> christine hamilton, adam brooks matthew lazar? and brooks and matthew lazar? and how old codger how is this doddery old codger in charge of the world? in charge of the free world? don't mess with him in america unless you want to get the benefit . an action packed two benefit. an action packed two hours to come. get ready britain. here we go . britain. here we go. take a look at this map. the tories could beat starmer if they change their leader. that might explain why there's a secret backbench tory plot to oust sunak. i'll reveal what it is . next. is. next. >> patrick. thank you and good evening to you. well, the top story from the gp newsroom tonight is that sir keir starmer claims rishi sunak being claims rishi sunak is being bullied his own mps. claims rishi sunak is being bullied his own mps . today's bullied by his own mps. today's prime minister's questions was dominated by accusations of tory infighting , and that's after sir infighting, and that's after sir simon clarke wrote in the daily telegraph warning of an electoral massacre for the tories. un

it was read by the chief rabbi of russia berel lazar, who in turn condemned the revival of nazism, whichat never again would this ideology show itself again. and today we see how this wave of fascism and anti-semitism throughout the world, unfortunately, is rising again. and what we see even in neighboring countries. some actions that show that they are collaborators, there are esvtsy, unfortunately, they again show that it is as if they did some good deed, they call the streets by their names, this is scary, what happened in israel, october 7 , for me this is a new holocaust, in the jewish museum and center tolerance today, terrible testimonies about the crimes of the nazis were heard again, a famous artist took part in the mourning ceremony. they read excerpts from the memoirs of holocaust survivors. the soldiers take away the women and their children standing at the end of the line. at first no one understood anything, but suddenly a terrible cry arose. mothers rush to the cars, do not want to give up their children, cry, scream, one begs the guard to allow him to go with her son, the

veins, varicose veins of such complexity that they cannot be removed using laser technologies, it was lazar into the lives of patients, which... naturally, is not as barbaric as the method of classical phleobectomy, as we call it, namely classical phleobectomy, therefore with laser treatment we can remove any varicose veins, of any complexity, internal laser, and today indeed, well, at least doctors of the doctor’s level yakushkina can remove any varicose veins, and not with the help of classical phlebectomy, this is when a vein is pulled out with meat, with all... fucking, as i understand it, tearing all the small veins and so on, but a vein is not a pipe, this is a tube from which go in all directions , small wreaths, so of course, when they pull it out, well, i was shocked, i’m a doctor, i ’ve seen a lot of things, so there are methods that allow this method to be left in the past, the question is about tablets , tablets will cure or not, tablets will not cure varicose veins, tablets will not cure varicose veins... in principle, no tablets, no varicose veins, we are waiting for the next

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lazar saw bodies. that guy bob lazar saw them . isn't it a bit them.. yeah, but the problem undermining problem is they keep undermining the saying it's the whole thing by saying it's people like uri geller. the whole thing by saying it's peothe like uri geller. the whole thing by saying it's peothe one uri geller. the whole thing by saying it's peothe one questionr. the whole thing by saying it's peothe one question this article the whole thing by saying it's peothe ask question this article the whole thing by saying it's peothe ask islestion this article the whole thing by saying it's peothe ask is why)n this article the whole thing by saying it's peothe ask is why)n thiinviteda doesn't ask is why they invited uri geller. what you say? i mean , you've got you've got these, you've got this potentially human history changing event. yeah of small aliens somewhere . yeah of small aliens somewhere. and they think, do you know, we're going to take to see him for the first time, you know what he you take you take the story to be fair. story too far to be fa

assistant chief david lazar. deputy chief robert o'sullivan. deputy chief daniel pereira. juany.eputy chief walsh and deputy chief ng. now your commanders. [applause] we are here to honor a select group of officers in the san francisco police department who ookts of bravery and displayed courage far exsided required of them. the commander aufssers wi-less acts the individuals took which explain why they are honored tonight. before we hear about the ac of valor, mayor breed is here to say a few words. >> thank you very much. and good evening to honorees tonight as well as their family and friends who are joininus to acknowledge the exceptional work of thbe of valor and you hear various stories, the consistent theme of each incident will just remind you of thaoand heroism it takes in order to do this very very challenging work of the san francisco police to express my appreciation for each and every one of you, because you could choose to work for law enforcement agency anywhere in the country and you choose to be a part of the san francisco police department. we know that the wor

the hosts responded with goals from lazar samardzic and florian thauvin. cases , visiting goalkeeper mick minyan did not play the best defense. the score 2:1 lasted until the 83rd minute, when luka jovic literally brought the ball into the opponent's goal. when the third added minute was going on, well, after the rally the corner brought milan a 3:2 victory. on january 23 , 2006, then not yet a legend, but simply a star of the national basketball association and the los angeles lakers, kobe bryant set a 21st century scoring record in a regular season match against toronto. the lakers forward scored 81 points. exactly 18 years later, another team achievement fell. i'm larisa guzdeeva, let's get married, good afternoon, today the grooms are egor, elnar and igor, and our bride is olga. olga, 32 years old, has struggled with her life attitude all her life parents, who... strength rather than riches, have nothing to start with, so after divorcing her husband, she decided to become a surrogate mother. olga is engaged in the production of souvenirs , handmade at

, well , my call sign is lazar, and that was uncle kolya’s name, because i was the eldest in the unit you greetings from the front, that’s how you’re doing - then, i hope everything is fine, yesterday we were also sitting with the boys and reminiscing about good things. in a word, everything is fine with us, we are working, we are working, everything , everything is fine, in general, come on, call, write, don’t disappear, all the best, i want to say for him, of course, the guy also served in the army, he was a sapper, and he was a volunteer here he left himself young, he’s not the only one there, all our guys, there are generally good guys, the fathers are good commanders, we have a thunderstorm, first where i started, then rotor, then cap, the voice, these are all the officers who unite, these guys, which mongol was performing just now , he was seriously wounded, he received a concussion , now, in theory, after treatment we would have brought him, again, due to the relationship, he flew to the garrison hospital, then we tried to take him to a sanatorium, well, the spirit is clear in

. >> we asked sfpd assisted chief david lazar about this. he said the department has been running operations with officers outside of stores and arresting thieves, and despite being 500 officers short, they are feeling confident. >> we actually had 40 blitz operations in the last two years, resulting in about 300 arrests. so we're going to push forward in 2024 and continue to do that work. but it's also using technology, using uh. we're now able to use live surveillance monitoring. >> and the union square alliance estimates a financial boost in the tens of millions of dollars during the holidays. and regarding the theft numbers are abc seven news data team double checked the city's data and the numbers are accurate. in the newsroom, luz pena, abc seven news. >> we want to make sure you have the full picture of crime where you live with the abc seven neighborhood safety tracker. it shows you a wide range of statistics on public safety over the years for san francisco, oakland and san jose. you'll find it at abc seven news.com, and we'll conti

. >> we asked sfpd assistant chief david lazar about this. he said the department has been running operations with officers outside of stores and arresting thieves, and despite being 500 officers short, they are feeling confident. >> we actually had 40 blitz operations in the last two years, resulting in about 300 arrests. so we're going to push forward in 2024 and continue to do that work. but it's also using technology using we're now able to use live surveillance, monitoring. >> and the union square alliance estimates a financial boost in the tens of millions of dollars during the holidays. and regarding the theft numbers are abc seven news data team double checked the city's data and the numbers are accurate in the newsroom. luz pena, abc seven news is encouraging. >> all right, luce, thanks very much. it appears there's some confusion about how to get rid of christmas trees in san francisco. we found trees on sidewalks and even in a crosswalk in the marina district this morning, san francisco recycles trees free of charge, but residents

whether it was government, were whether it was the public agreed that they should stand united, installed lazar, and see what the situation that's happened on october. the 7th with those i held captive. but when now starting to see that in the mid, some increasing where people are very unhappy and even to a point where those, the car is out that protests last week, i've been calling for him to resign all to carry out early elections. sarah, hi, rod reporting from tel aviv will talk to you when those protests actually are having a little later your time. thank you very much. sorry. as the us as carried out more air strikes on yelman's capital, send off the launching attacks in the early hours of friday. the 1st round by american and british war plains targeted several sites linked to who the rebels in the capital. those attacks, skilled at least 5 of the groups fighters via strikes are in response to months of who the attacks on ships crossing the red sea with the officials say that their targeting vessels linked to israel. now us president joe biden has declared the strikes on it with the targe

. >> we asked sfpd assistant chief david lazar about this. he said the department has been running operations with officers outside of stores and arresting thieves, and despite being 500 officers short, they are feeling confident. >> we actually had 40 blitz operations in the last two years, resulting in about 300 arrests. so we're going to push forward in 2024 and continue to do that work. but it's also using technology using we're now able to use live surveillance, monitoring. >> and the union square alliance estimates that a financial boost in the tens of millions of dollars during the holidays and regarding the theft numbers are abc seven news data team double checked the city's data and the numbers are accurate in the newsroom. los pena, abc seven news. the names of several people connected to disgraced financier and sex offender jeffrey epstein have been unsealed. >> gloria. the names in those documents include bill clinton and prince andrew rodger. >> this morning we're learning why attorneys wanted to depose former president clinton i

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assistant chief david lazar. deputy chief robert o'sullivan. deputy chief daniel pereira. deputy chief ras juany. deputy chief walsh and deputy chief ng. now your commanders. [applause] we are here to honor a select group of officers in the san francisco police department who ghaijed in ookts of bravery and displayed courage far exsided required of them. the commander aufssers will describe the self-less acts the individuals took which explain why they are honored tonight. before we hear about the acts of valor, mayor breed is here to say a few words. >> thank you very much. and good evening to all the honorees tonight as well as their family and friends who are joining us to acknowledge the exceptional work of the people of the san francisco police department. today as we talk about the medal of valor and you hear the various stories, the consistent theme of each incident will just remind you of the extraordinary courage and heroism it takes in order to do this very very challenging work of the san francisco police department. i want to express my appreciation for each an

it's christine hamilton, adam brooks matthew lazar , adam brooks and matthew lazar, and give you yourdose of absolute rubbish from a luvvie actress. >> my concern varne of me being non—jewish, playing a jewish woman and my real antipathy to stereotype . stereotype. >> get ready britain, here we go i let's find out what shamima begum's lawyer, who is running to be an mp, said about the taliban . next patrick, thank you taliban. next patrick, thank you and good evening to you. >> the top story from the gb news news tonight is that sir keir starmer claims rishi sunak is being bullied by own mps, is being bullied by his own mps, according to today's prime minister's questions, which was dominated accusations of tory dominated by accusations of tory infighting . it's after sir simon infighting. it's after sir simon clarke wrote in the daily telegraph warning of an electoral massacre for the tories . unless there's a change tories. unless there's a change of leader . the prime minister of leader. the prime minister rebuffed the criticism , saying rebuffed the criticism, saying labour doesn'

. the clock matthew lazar.lock is us. but just your is against us. but just your reaction to what you've heard from there? from nikki there? >> i mean, watching the drama was enough, but one had to was bad enough, but one had to keep telling yourself those were actors. mean, nikki actors. but i mean, seeing nikki there . what we there was astonishing. what we have to remember is that justice delayed justice denied , and delayed is justice denied, and all these people have not had justice. and the other thing which from nikki which came out from what nikki was there's a big was saying, there's a big difference compensation difference between compensation and restitution. restitution is to give back what you've lost. rest labuschagne is to give back these sub—post offices, offices, these sub—post offices, offices, the money they had to put in to make up the shortfall that is restitution. that should just happen. compensation. quite right , should be happen. compensation. quite right, should be in the millions, sh

we have matthew lazar, former adviser to ed miliband . you adviser to ed miliband.now, you work with ed miliband i did, yeah. as leader of the opposition , the big set piece opposition, the big set piece debates leaders debates. i was at a couple of. absolutely. >> we took you on nigel. >> we took you on nigel. >> yeah. um and of course christmas messages, new year messages. absolutely. i mean, perhaps i'm being unkind , but perhaps i'm being unkind, but starmer was dressed and gave a style that looked as though he was at a funeral. >> i thought it was a bit disappointing after the christmas message, which i thought was a success, his christmas message was, um, a little bit religious and kids not religious not particularly religious person, to get a person, but it was good to get a nod to the christmas story and to that and christmas to use that and the christmas message bit more not message is always a bit more not fun, but they're more interesting because they're not so political, because interesting because they're not so feel.itical, because interesting because

matthew lazar. >> let's move on. matthew lazar. emma woolf.pavement parking crackdown, begun . crackdown, which has begun. >> and it started in edinburgh, where you're going to be fined, face £100, pine for parking under pavements. this is a new rule which comes in today. and they're going same they're also going to the same thing i think thing is going to happen i think in birmingham. >> so these designed >> so these rules are designed to pedestrians, to protect pedestrians, particularly those in wheelchairs. come wheelchairs. but they've come under worried under fire as some are worried it could problems it could cause problems for emergency . as emergency service vehicles. as liverpool is looking to follow edinburgh's lead as well a problem it says blights everyone's , which is everyone's lives, which is probably a little bit of an exaggeration. that's probably from a local councillor. >> birmingham . >> liverpool, not birmingham. >> liverpool, not birmingham. >> joining us >> forgive me. yeah. joining us now england now is our north west e

so it's a bit like papa lazarou from the league of gentlemen . wife. now, that guy. >> my wife. now, that guy. >> um, i'm not your wife. uh quote unquote. but just for the people on the radio to let them know. i just don't understand why people are blacking up at all. i think it's wrong. >> upon, isn't it? in >> frowned upon, isn't it? in the era. the modern era. >> i think the point is, this festival, this ritual festival, this idea, this ritual was before people was around long before people had political correctness and probably long before they had any people of colour in their community. i it's just community. i mean, it's just naff, it? in this country, naff, isn't it? in this country, we would long have got rid of it. although that it. although i say that in morris they still have morris dancing they still have the full. they now? the full. or do they now? i don't my childhood don't know. in my childhood we still who wore still had the fool who wore black, was, it was black, but it was, it was nothing do with race. in that nothing to do wi

so it's a bit like papa lazarou from the league of gentlemen .my wife. now, that guy. >> my wife. now, that guy. >> um, i'm not your wife. uh quote unquote. but just for the people on the radio to let them know. i just don't understand why people are blacking up at all. i think it's wrong. >> upon, isn't it? in >> frowned upon, isn't it? in the era. the modern era. >> i think the point is, this festival, this ritual festival, this idea, this ritual was before people was around long before people had political correctness and probably long before they had any people of colour in their community. i it's just community. i mean, it's just naff, it? in this country, naff, isn't it? in this country, we would long have got rid of it. although that it. although i say that in morris they still have morris dancing they still have the full. they now? the full. or do they now? i don't my childhood don't know. in my childhood we still who wore still had the fool who wore black, was, it was black, but it was, it was nothing do with race. in that nothing to do

in those years , lazar koganovich said that the exploiting class took this material for themselves, it proletarian, so it is proletarian, only it hasn't stopped being expensive. novokuznetskaya is already 80 years old, the plaster bas-reliefs have become the most unstable over time, several times they tried to make repairs here, namely repairs with a bucket of paint and a brush, they were covered with ridiculous colors. for some reason, historical forms in the metro were often entrusted to ordinary painters. and then the object had to be saved, the same thing happened here, the restorers worked at night, removed the paint with steam, restored the lost ones, painted with thick paints, like oil paints, which gave a film, and accordingly, a greenhouse, yes, the plaster could not breathe, and , accordingly, it was destroyed inside, which is why such an urgent intervention was required, now the entire frieze, light, clean, the same as it was commissioned in 1943, with all the military subjects, in the form of a rotunda , popularly known as shaiba. on the site where the temple stood, which w

lazar was the first chair of the iwg and i think she set the tone for the-for our group to always be asking those questions, those hard questions of if your are numbers are not better in this areas and disparities persist, why is that? why haven't we done a better job to address that and so i think we don't think made enough headway. i think the area where we have the most stark and alarming and probably very good hard data is overdose deaths and the numbers are-we first saw broke it down by race were just staggering. i think when we first saw that huge jump in overdose death in san francisco it was like 4.2 rate the then among black african american san franciscans compared to other racial groups and lots of work going into thinking to talking to the community to looking to see where the deaths are happening and how can we intervene, but i think we are not making a dent in that disparity and that's the one that just-nobody with live with that. we can't live with being in a city with that kind of disparity so going back to community and talk to people, figure once we-when somebody su

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the next hour, broadcaster and columnist lizzie cundy, and also former labour party adviser matthew lazarternoon. it's 3:00. i'm ray addison in the gb newsroom . queen camilla has newsroom. queen camilla has visited the king in hospital as he recovers from a procedure for an enlarged prostate . we can see an enlarged prostate. we can see now live pictures of the london clinic where the king. these are not live. actually there you can see queen camilla leaving the hospital. after that visit the king had been resting for a second day after receiving treatment. buckingham palace says king charles

christine hamilton, we've got adam brooks, we've got matthew lazar. um, adam.ou'd have leading. >> i'd have her as our prime minister. i think she's the only one, really, that that is deeply passionate about stopping these boats and ending this crisis. i think she's an intelligent woman . she winds up the left terribly . i think she would have a far better chance in a general election than rishi sunak. he's going to get annihilated. so why not give someone like her a go ? not give someone like her a go? >> i agree, absolutely agree. she would be give the tories a much better crack of the whip. >> okay , matthew, you know polls >> okay, matthew, you know polls show for the party at show support for the party at lowest level since truss . i lowest level since truss. i mean, this this hasn't moved the dial. i mean , this is the thing dial. i mean, this is the thing i can't get my head around. i mean, what they're doing now with the rwanda plan is not moving the dial. no >> and of course, one of the things start things that they have to start thinking about what ha

christine hamilton, we've got adam brooks, we've got matthew lazar. um, adam.'d have leading. >> i'd have her as our prime minister. i think she's the only one, really, that that is deeply passionate about stopping these boats and ending this crisis. i think she's an intelligent woman . she winds up the left terribly . i think she would have a far better chance in a general election than rishi sunak. he's going to get annihilated. so why not give someone like her a go ? not give someone like her a go? >> i agree, absolutely agree. she would be give the tories a much better crack of the whip. >> okay , matthew, you know polls >> okay, matthew, you know polls show for the party at show support for the party at lowest level since truss . i lowest level since truss. i mean, this this hasn't moved the dial. i mean , this is the thing dial. i mean, this is the thing i can't get my head around. i mean, what they're doing now with the rwanda plan is not moving the dial. no >> and of course, one of the things start things that they have to start thinking about what happ

the next hour, broadcaster and columnist lizzie cundy, and also former labour party adviser matthew lazar in a few moments time we will be mocking the week. but first let's get your latest news headunes. headlines. >> good afternoon. it's 3:00. i'm ray addison in the gb newsroom . queen camilla has newsroom. queen camilla has visited the king in hospital as he recovers from a procedure for an enlarged prostate . we can see an enlarged prostate. we can see now live pictures of the london clinic where the king. these are not live. actually there you can see queen camilla leaving the hospital. after that visit the king had been resting for a second day after receiving treatment. buckingham palace says king charles is doing well . says king charles is doing well. it's the same hospital where the princess of wales is being cared for following abdominal surgery. charles's former butler, grant harrold, told gb news the british public's response to the royal health scares show how much they still care. people always say he was a centric. >> he was old fashioned, out of touch.i >> he was old fashi