it is my special prayer today that our lord�*s example of serving one another might continue to inspirester. king charles's message _ god bless you all this easter. king charles's message on _ god bless you all this easter. king charles's message on maundy charles�*s message on maundy thursday. now time for the weather. hello again. parts of south—west england and wales saw some snow first thing this morning. but for most of us today, we�*re looking at a mixture of sunny spells and also some heavy, blustery showers. some of those will have thunder and lightning, some of them some hail. and it�*s going to be windy, especially england and wales and especially through the english channel. now, low pressure is firmly in charge of our weather and will be as we go through the next couple of days. and we�*re looking at gales, even severe gales developing through the english channel, 50 mile an hour gusts of wind across southern counties, but generally windy across england and wales, today. you certainly will notice it. this is the weather front that produced the rain and the snow in the early

only when these hours are celebrated by the lord and the lord ’s hut.na". which musicians sang on tour near kiev, they were forced to evacuate in a hurry to maskva, they were given such a special carriage, in which they, one might say, drove on these stakes all the time war, but the yana moved to frunze, well , many musicians were running wild, just like afghanistan, there were many polish musicians who were exiled to anders’ troops. polish troops, and the terrible became a small musician, they were already playing in the alatau cinemas, and they didn’t know what was going on next, the collapsing archestra, and then a telegram passed from belarus , the fall of the ar cester, added musicians from the muscovite conservatory, that’s where the previous yury tseytlin, the trumpeter, who worked at the archestra from the highest levels, from the pulman car passenger and the orchestra goes to the union, to siberia. these guys made it to vladzivastok. and ў vladivostok sailed american ships from landlease. well, the evenings on beraz were right. at rosner's conc

i don’t understand , explain who was killed, lord, what ’s going on, lord, what’s going on, seryozhenkan my arms, because you have no right. get ready, mr. admiral, i demand that the order be carried out immediately, get out, listen, mr. admiral, get out, and what is this, let's go, well, well, young men on deck , let's figure it out, to the duty officer, announce the general formation on the deck, wait, seryoga, how, how am i going, all letters come to me at this address, i'm waiting for the letter, you can you at least help me with a suitcase? closed, of course , what is this, please, please, anya, the rum leaves in half an hour, if we don’t make it now, anya, we’re finished. who do you report to? have you shit your pants, or is the team being built? smyrna! gentlemen officers, raise your weapons! it hurts, to avoid bloodshed, i command! officers hand over their weapons, mr. admiral, your weapons, sir. no, you weren’t at home today, i received the mail, there’s a letter for you, one from, thank you, sevastopol, it’s strange that the mail is still coming, hmm, i’m tired, in 3 days i’ll

that was lord cameron s-ueakin that today. that was lord cameron sneaking today- — that today.day. on _ that today. that was lord cameron speaking today. on a _ that today. that was lord cameron speaking today. on a visit - that today. that was lord cameron speaking today. on a visit to - speaking today. on a visit to cyprus, the head of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, said they hope it was start by sunday. said they hope it was start by sunda . ., , said they hope it was start by sunda. ., , , . sunday. today, the republic of c rus, sunday. today, the republic of cyprus. the _ sunday. today, the republic of cyprus, the european - sunday. today, the republic of - cyprus, the european commission, the united arab emirates and the united states, of course supported by other critical partners, announced our incense to open the maritime corridor, to deliver much needed additional amounts of humanitarian assistance by c. we are launching this cyprus maritime corridor together. cyprus, the european union, united arab emirates and the united states, and it is your relent

would it be rude to say the other semifinal is a somewhat after the lord may�*s show?you never know what is going to happen next. he was the runner—up to carlos alcaraz last year. always says these are not proper hard courts, famously last year turned round to the umpire and said, i should year turned round to the umpire and said, ishould know, iam year turned round to the umpire and said, i should know, i am a year turned round to the umpire and said, ishould know, iam a hard court specialist. they are too slow for him but he adapts brilliantly. he is playing well and, yes, you are right, that it does feel like the second biggest semifinal of the day but it is possible we could have a repeat of last year's final. taste but it is possible we could have a repeat of last year's final. we know what the women's _ repeat of last year's final. we know what the women's vinyl _ repeat of last year's final. we know what the women's vinyl will - repeat of last year's final. we know what the women's vinyl will now . repeat of last year's final. we know what the women's vinyl will

, what ’s stressful, what petka got himself into, and why are you so worried, your petka is a big boy restaurant. i’ll try to win her , can you imagine, our irka, a quiet girl, immediately has a cloud of gentlemen, the most important thing is that they fight for her to the death, everyone has the right to later happiness, listen, maybe we’ll start everything from scratch, march 8 on rtr , please, i give up with joy, let’s all wave our hands, when everyone is at home with timur kizikov, on sunday on rtr, you will be patient, she will stand waiting for you. give me the material this one on aleshina, so that’s how it is with us, yeah, where ’s the victim’s statement, do without the statement, he’ll come tomorrow and write, no, what are you doing, what, you called the head of the police department yourself, got it, right? but i understand you, listen, i would be glad to excite you, but there is no staff here, at most administrative. in short, you decide for yourself , the lawyer is still waiting for her, oh, it’s you, the lawyer, it ’s me, yeah, you’re waiting in vain, i won’t initiate an

britain�*s foreign secretary lord cameron has criticised hong kong�*s new security law, saying the impactssary for stability, introduces tough penalties, including life imprisonment for treason and insurrection. earlier i spoke to the bbc�*s martin yip in hong kong and asked him to explain more about this legislation. so this has tactically been stipulated in hong kong�*s meaning constitution to hong kong basic law and is in article 23. so it has always been called the article 23 legislation. the whole idea is to write in a whole piece of law locally to protect china�*s national security and interests. but hong kong has failed in 2003. and then we saw all those anti—government protests in between in 2014 and 2019 because of various issues. and beijing decided, as you might remember, to impose its own law in 2020, which isjust a partial one. so this time, the government took this initiative to finish what they insist is their constitutional responsibility to cover things like treason, sabotage, sedition, theft of state secrets and espionage. and the hong kong legislature, which is filled b

s. lords and protectors have beyond a reading and a hand. so if you are leaders in capital, they told you that you should not be worried because the russian federation veto this in any way. but you would not go against the us text. that is when you get that's the control scenario. so don't try to hit the critically and tell us that you are now disappointed about russia in china vito. the resolution once again. today you have coverage yourselves with disgrace voting for a text which you yourselves do not support and did not support that's bringing on correspondent, who are standing by for us at the united nations listening to all of these proceedings. gabriel elizondo is joining us live from new york a 3rd time gave the russian ambassador to the un boss, lena bins. he has said that the united states that anyone who voted in favor of this resolution was covering themselves in disgrace. yeah, that's right. pretty strong words here for the russian investor and we now are seeing that perhaps he's really ambassador to the c u. n. is now perhaps be

, lord, what ’s happening, stepanych works quickly, vasya, the owner of the car was found. someone khromchenkoy i love the opera, yeah, opera, yeah, oh, what a blessing, me too, yeah, let's go to the opera sometime, well, that's in... i have to go to moscow, but i can’t, and in general it’s difficult to plan anything now, thank you very much, i’ll go, goodbye, goodbye, opera, that means you can, they didn’t teach you to knock, oh, i’m sorry, of course, they called me, that’s about it. the car was found khromchenko , my name is, yes, yes, yes, come in, sit down, it was found, which means you can take it, how quickly you work, yes, yes, yes, come on, you ’re in order. passport, document machine, yes , yes, yes, here, everything is in order, uh-huh, 3 days missing have already been found, after all, the police, they work better than the police before, which means you live in kudryavets, yes, the farm is me there, i grow vegetables for sale, cucumbers, tomatoes, all sorts of greens, well, are you a citizen, a farmer, don’t look after the equipment, well, okay, tell me under what circumstances the

britten�*s foreign secretary lord cameron has been speaking about this latest announcement, let's havehave been involved in this maritime corridor from the start, because what it will do is take aid from cyprus in the mediterranean, and directly into gaza. what we have been doing is helping with the prescreening of aid, so you check it in cyprus, so it doesn't have to be rechecked when it arrives. that is important. we also had the auxiliary ship delivering aid from cyprus but this new idea from the president of the united states, which we are involved in, of building a temporary harbour— in gaza, means that aid will be able to go directly from cyprus to gaza. but it'll take time to build, so the crucial thing is to be, the israelis must confirm that they will open the working port. it can take aid now, that will increase the amount of aid, and that it can then be driven into gaza. that could make a real difference, and we need to make a real difference right now. are you frustrated about how long it has taken to set up this corridor and how overall aid is getting into gaza? this is fr

s. supreme court cleared the way for the lord to take effect on choose day bought, just out as like to appeals, court judges decided to block it as they can see. the way they're reading to fee is with the federal government team. aggression pals will mix the car has already said it will not accept anyone or to, to leave texas onto the so called s b for the here's what mexico is. foreign affairs secretary had to say as i'm sure it isn't empty. my grand center phobic discriminatory law that says, but any migrant or any person moving anywhere in texas can be detained by the authorities and put in jail or deported. all. i'll report to the fed and scholar is an eagle pos in texas on the us mexico border veterans high. the way hearing that this back and forth on this, laurie's closing confusion, both of them on board authorities and demanding migrants. what are you saying? yes. as you said, we're here in the small us board. a city of ego passed right behind us. on the other side is the mexican board. a town of pedro is near growth. and in between right behind this big border front, which is

nikita, that's almost 60,000, that's very a lot, yes, it’s pennies, it’s pennies, it ’s just good, aportunity to do everything differently, if only, if only i had money, you, you think i’m incapable of anything, i didn’t say that, but i thought i wasn’t blind. you know, you ’re right, i’m a loser, even if my own wife doesn’t love me, she doesn’t appreciate me, she doesn’t understand me, you’re a nikit. nikita, forgive me, i, i really don’t think so, i don’t think that you are a failure, you will definitely succeed, just, just bye. no luck, but you, you are very talented, you, you are capable, you really think so , of course, thank you, thank you, i believe that everything will be fine with us, it will be, you will definitely find an interesting job, you will be fine earn money, and we can travel to different... countries every year, just you, me and timka, great, yes, who is it, i don’t know, but we’ll have to open it, hold the cake, dimka and i are dying, we want tea, we’ll celebrate banishing this asshole from your life. hey, dimon, show me a house for a chuk, a robot , you see, we

probably what russia thought, sorry lords, space and asked the state duma to adopt the correspondinglaw, the corresponding submission was made back in november of last year, and the day before the duma adopted in the first reading a bill that allows the state corporation razkosmos to place outdoor advertising on objects of the space infrastructure and also: allows roscosmos to conduct advertising campaigns, including the installation and operation of outdoor advertising on space infrastructure objects, as well as placement of advertising on space equipment. advertising of russian goods and services in outer space is certainly great. and also, you know, vasyl, what a picture comes to my mind, a russian rocket carrier taking off from baikanur or from this cosmodrome of theirs. the eastern one, which they built, an advertisement flies there, and the eastern one, there is an advertisement on a missile carrier of some bank, several fly by meters, advertising also explodes: russians, invest money in such and such a bank, reliability above all else, well, i would like it to be so. well, tha

tonight, an amendment�*s been debated in the house of lords that would see those serving ipps resentencedhe government be a step closer to ending them for good? let's talk to andrew morris, who pleaded guilty to false imprisonment and a threat to kill and was given an ipp sentence with a minimum tariff of one year, 254 days. welcome, andrew. you were released after six years. six. welcome, andrew. you were released after six yew-— welcome, andrew. you were released after six years-— after six years. six years could but i was after six years. six years could but i was recalled _ after six years. six years could but i was recalled very _ after six years. six years could but i was recalled very quickly - after six years. six years could but i was recalled very quickly and - i was recalled very quickly and spent about a month out of custody and was recalled for an incident that took place where i actually called the police to the incident but found myself on the wrong side of the prison walls again. i did another six and a half years before being released in 2019. the reason ou can being rele

lord, revive our s give them a desire to establish new thresholds of hope,peace, and freedom in our nation and world. be near to our lawmakers all theirmay they rest in the green tours of your peace and thrive wisdom. we pray in your mighty name. amen. the presiding officer: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the presiding officer: the clerk will read a communication to the senate. the clerk: washington, d.c, march 14, 2024. to the senate: under the provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable raphael g. warnock a senator from the state of georgia, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. morning business is closed. under the previous order, the senate will proceed to executive session 0 to consider the the cler

the main port from where all this came champagne, no , thank you, i’m glad you’re hooked, but let ’sl, at least somehow explain, or what, you also need to ask for this, i’m interested at all, no, no, i’m interested. excuse me. oh, volodya, come on in, dear, come on in, come on in, yeah, thank god, yes, we didn’t go to bed already, we’re getting ready now, we have sisters at our friends’ place, events, name day. yes, a son was born, right here, you know, it’s hot, it’s hot, and so, come, come, dear, and lida is at home, lida is at home, yes, but she, she was no longer waiting for you, well, no, or rather, she warned that you could come tomorrow or today, so we already ran, because what have we been waiting for, we went, anniversary, well, yes, and then it’s already there, if suddenly, right? come in, but, you know, i would like to say right here, but i’m on my feet all day, so don’t deprive me of the opportunity to lie lifeless while you break my heart. readman blues, you didn’t like it, yes, but i didn’t understand it before, i didn’t really hear it, i was focused on myself. not our

according to aamer anwar, margaret caldwell�*s solicitor, he said that dorothy bain, the lord advocated there was an infant death significant sufficient evidence to prosecute iain packer backin evidence to prosecute iain packer back in 2008, but that for some reason, despite the police being instructed to reopen the investigation into him after a case against four turkish men who originally were charged with emma caldwell�*s murder, after that case collapsed, the police were re—instructed to reopen that investigation, but aamer anwar re—instructed to reopen that investigation, but aameranwarsaid investigation, but aamer anwar said that investigation, but aameranwarsaid that never happened. so today the confirmation that there will be this judge led public inquiry, as well as an investigation of the police's actions at the time by an external police force with no connection to key officers in this case. find key officers in this case. and lorna, key officers in this case. and lorna. you — key officers in this case. and lorna, you mentioned - key officers in this case. and lorna, you ment

test without me, okay, just now i ’ll withdraw the money and buy tights, wait for me, that’s it, that ’serally the question of life is death, they disconnected the most important conversation, please, come into the situation, come on in, thank you, just top up the balance, thank you, girl, you’re here, are you kidding me, thank you, well, pay already, i’m dangerous too. hello, hello, hello, wait, wait, i've run out of money on my phone, well, girl, i'm letting you down, what, what is your favorite word, unexpectedly. well, you let me skip the line, i can’t leave you alone now, thank you, but i’m in a hurry and i’m far away, but it doesn’t matter, you’re not having a good day either, well, yes, sergey, diana, sit down, oh, it’s inconvenient right somehow, which is inconvenient, although if by car, then i’m not far, what am i saying, if by car, you’re not far, well, what am i talking about, well, let’s go, ting, come on faster, i’m already running, i’m running, oh, where are you, i’m done, you’re the last one, by the way , you put it that way, the exam is always a holiday for me, no joke,

josh kerr�*s stunning 3,000 metre victory; molly caudery�*s breakthrough pole vault gold; jemma reekieg crop of young athletes he had seen for generations. so, what does that mean for great britain ahead of this summers paris olympics? takes the world title. key in athletics is to peek at the right point. to climb higher than your you get two major championships and to land in the clouds to end our goal is from glasgow coming out the message ahead of the olympics seems to be this... to be this... believe the hype. we are heading into paris. i�*m probably going tojinx it badly now but we are heading into paris, and olympic games i don�*t think —— and olympic games i don�*t think —— and exciting crop of athletes i�*ve witnessed for a few generation at such unmasked optimism is a long way from tokyo. there was no british olympics athletics gold for the first time in 25 years. perhaps it was darkest before the dawn. since then, jake whiteman, josh kerr and katerina jonnson thompson have been world champions outdoors. this weekend, kerralso world champions outdoors. this weekend, kerr also

, i ’ll postpone the trip, don’t even think about it, it ’s just a bruise, you know, most of all, noweally, i didn’t know. hello, do you know what this is? this is a book of my poems. it was published from afar, i honestly didn’t expect it myself, but the editor wrote such nice words that you know, yuri goncherov, the constellation of leo, a collection of poems. light, light, can she, can she hear me? can you hear me? can you hear me? no, stop! edmund, i ask you, do not shoot, if you kill him, you will take revenge not on him, but on yourself. mercedes, move away, it's late, no, honey, no, no, no, no, no, just like that , how about calming down? no one, grandma, and why are you here, how why, to console, maybe you’re not around, but for now tell me what you dreamed about, why he was crying, i don’t know, for some reason i dreamed of a scene from count antecrist, a good novel, since ... i re-read it three times, there is nothing sweeter than revenge, i cried, why are you? in my dream the main character dundes is killed, hurray, dad has arrived, dad has arrived, and... who are you talki

life after the lord's means it's a good opportunity for others to step up. i think i think we've seen that in this campaign with some some young players coming into the team and players taking on that responsibility of, you know, chipping in with those goals, playing in big games, turning up for us in big moments. wales are aiming to reach their fourth major tournament in less than a decade, but the players know there won't be any consolation prizes tomorrow night. they simply must beat finland to reach the play off final next week. speaking to the bbc�*s feast of football programme, the returning aaron ramsey says the sell out home crowd at the cardiff city stadium can spur them on once again. that's something that we work really hard on. it's coming together, engage in the crowd again and making them feel like a place of belonging. that's evident now. that's massive. that's huge for us. so yeah, it's great that we've got two games at home. finland finished third in their group with denmark and slovenia qualifying automatically ahead of them. their record g

life after the lord's means it's a good opportunity for others to step up. i think i think we've seen that in this campaign with some young players coming into the team and players in with those goals, playing in big games, turning up for us in big moments. wales are aiming to reach their fourth major tournament in less than a decade, but the players know there won't be any consolation prizes tomorrow night. they simply must beat finland to reach the play off final next week. speaking to the bbc�*s feast of football programme, the returning aaron ramsey says the sell out home crowd at the cardiff city stadium can spur them on once again. that's something that we worked really hard on. it's coming together, engage in the crowd again and making them feel like a place of belonging. that's evident now. that's massive. that's huge for us. so yeah, it's great that we've got two games at home. finland finished third in their group with denmark and slovenia qualifying automatically ahead of them. their record goal—scorer, teemu pukki, the former norwich striker who

uk prime minister rishi sunak�*s rwanda bill is coming under more scrutiny as the house of lords debatesdments. the legislation — which must be approved by both houses of parliament — orders the courts to disregard key parts of the human rights act. ministers are trying to sidestep a decision made by the supreme court, which ruled that the government's plan to send some asylum seekers to rwanda was unlawful. the prime minister appealed to the house of lords injanuary to pass the legislation — and not to "frustrate the will of the people". recently the government's spending watchdog revealed that the uk will pay at least £370 million to rwanda as part of its plan to relocate asylum seekers there — labour calling the figures a "national scandal." joining me now is amnesty international uk's chief executive — sacha deshmukh. we have talked about this bill before in the past. just tell us what you would say to members of the house of lords who are debating this right now if you have that opportunity at this moment? i think i would say loud _ opportunity at this moment? i think i would say lo

, volodya, you carefully examined everything in the yard, maybe he ’s lying there again, on ivanovichage for me, okay, yes, for her brother, make me another newspaper for serax, okay, yeah, data, so, newspaper, ah, tanechka, yes, i know how smart you are. so what do you have? did you find things from a robbery? well yes, well done! now look at this. what is this? i'm already tired of this girl. without a hole in the head and much better. so, here is the thief's computer icon. so this guy was lying about everything. the receiver was lying, of course, who would have doubted it if peska hadn’t to be delicate, but stuck him in the cell , we would have known everything long ago, maybe, maybe, he most likely killed this girl, maybe who hit him on the head, pretended, okay, who broke into the photo studio at night, ivan, yes that you all worked it out, he climbed in, you were talking to him, what did he smell like, ivan ivanovich, why did i smell him, what am i doing? olga says that this scoundrel who broke into the photo studio, uh-huh, had a sweet smell of tobacco, a pipe, kolyan, i don’t

life after the lord's means it's a good opportunity for others to step up.hink i think we've seen that in this campaign with some young players coming into the team and players taking on that responsibility of, you know, chipping in with those goals, playing in big games, turning up for us in big moments. wales are aiming to reach their fourth major tournament in less than a decade, but the players know there won't be any consolation prizes tomorrow night. they simply must beat finland to reach the play off final next week. speaking to the bbc�*s feast of football programme, the returning aaron ramsey says the sell out home crowd at the cardiff city stadium can spur them on once again. that's something that we worked really hard on. it's coming together, engage in the crowd again and making them feel like a place of belonging. that's evident now. that's massive. that's huge for us. so yeah, it's great that we've got two games at home. finland finished third in their group with denmark and slovenia qualifying automatically ahead of them. their record goal—sco

life after the lord's means it's a good opportunity for others to step up.nk i think we've seen that in this campaign with some young players coming into the team and players taking on that responsibility of, you know, chipping in with those goals, playing in big games, turning up for us in big moments. wales are aiming to reach their fourth major tournament in less than a decade, but the players know there won't be any consolation prizes tomorrow night. they simply must beat finland to reach the play off final next week. speaking to the bbc�*s feast of football programme, the returning aaron ramsey says the sell out home crowd at the cardiff city stadium can spur them on once again. that's something that we worked really hard on. it's coming together, engage in the crowd again and making them feel like a place of belonging. that's evident now. that's massive. that's huge for us. so yeah, it's great that we've got two games at home. finland finished third in their group with denmark and slovenia qualifying automatically ahead of them. their record goal—score

, what did i have, what did i have , what was it, again the drum, no, this is not barabashka, it ’sin general , these will be affected, and who on the contrary will be affected by those, as they say , in full, if you have questions, i’m only one, interruptions in light will endure for a long time, well, the russian people are already accustomed to this, aren’t they, and the vibration, the vibration will stop , that on mukhartov’s corpse, in total, we are dealing with the same gang, let’s reason logically, if there were no traces of the car near the quarry, the gang members obviously came on foot and hid somewhere nearby, either in the forest, or a landfill, or, there are still garages there, garages, vasya, right, let’s get the data on all the owners garages, grandfather, have you decided to become clean in your old age, do you know the saying? and since i would lie , but sins do not allow, this is about you, you were a lesson and we will stay, today we will move the house, and you will be with us, i’ll shake it some more, thanks for the soup, i want to talk to her, one call. da car

fruits in the hearts of these people, even when they start arguing... when it is, well, for me it ’s and that means you can communicate and you can work, it’s cool, my idea of ​​a priest is that he’s a strict guy, that’s all , he only has everything right, nothing wrong, but he , no, he in general, i won’t say that he is somehow strange, no, on the contrary, he is very open, sincere, that is, he begins to tell stories through. some biblical motifs in the form of anecdotes, i’ve never done that before i’ve met when you meet orthodox priests and popes - all this is very useful for a person, i love stories, he tells - life experience, it ’s very interesting, everyone tells about their travels, seeing new places, and the baltic countries, i’m generally trying to travel around the world now in belarus itself, when i went to mostislavl, we saw it all there, there was an interactive museum, the first hall was a primitive society, that is , everyone there took a dip in the font, well, i didn’t take a dip, because i probably haven’t come to such moment to plunge, but i witnessed all this, whe

defeat against prime minister rishi sunak�*s safety of rwanda asylum and immigration bill.ery complied with domestic and international law. this is the first of what is expected to be a series of boats on the bill today and tomorrow on wednesday. —— a series of votes. it is seen as an important bill for the uk government. they want to send some asylum seekers to rwanda, particularly targeting people who cross the english channel on small boats. so one defeat in the first of the number of votes in the house of lords. these are live pictures there. we will stay across. all of there. we will stay across. all of the other votes. let's show the scene in france, which are said to be the first country to put a legal right to abortion in its constitution. three fifths majority is needed to pass the legislation. the move has been seen... polls show around 85% of the french public support these reforms. those pictures there in paris as that debate continues. this is bbc news. here in the uk, a new report is calling for the church of england to set up an investment fund of £1 billion

lord, you scared me, how, sorry, yes, turn away, i need to change clothes, i’ll go out. the department, tomorrow is like tomorrow, why tomorrow, sanya, it’s necessary today, it’s necessary right now, but i have a legal day off, are you completely crazy in the department, sanya, this is the case here , is yours zubov's friend is in our monkey barn, and what is he doing there? last night you were detained for fighting, we tried to call you. you see, sash, this is the situation, well, in general, yes, i’m coming back, but it’s clear, don’t worry, i’ll move back to my father ’s room today, there’s no problem, you’ve already done a lot for me, thank you , uh-huh, you'll still excuse me, but... not everything in life turns out the way we would like it, uh-huh, well, she's a fool, who? well, the one you left, okay, i still need to pack my things, bye, bye. so, the murdered victoria aleksandrovna soboleva, a lawyer, by the way, is a lawyer? it’s a pity, why is it a pity that he’s a lawyer? she's beautiful, that's a shame. yeah, they checked the locks on the front door. there are

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house of lords.ng asylum seekers out of hotels is in shambles. the national audit office says the home office expects to spend 1.2 billion pounds on housing asylum seekers in large accommodation sites and latest estimates suggest that will cost 46 million pounds more than using hotels — and will house hundreds fewer migrants than planned. with me is our home editor mark easton. mark, just tell us more about those figures that certainly certainly have been raising eyebrows. thea;r have been raising eyebrows. they have been raising eyebrows. they have because _ have been raising eyebrows. they have because you _ have been raising eyebrows. they have because you will— have been raising eyebrows. tue: have because you will remember have been raising eyebrows. tta: have because you will remember this is the result of a home office that was overwhelmed by a number of asylum—seekers coming over in small boats. they didn't have enough asylum while they were waiting for the claims to be processed, that proces

rudy gobert�*s 43rd double—double opf the season saw the minnesota timberwolves move joint top of the frenchman, who stands at seven foot one inch, dominated the portland trailblazers at both ends of the court finishing with 25 points, missingjust one of 17 shots. gobert also grabbed 16 rebounds — more than the other four minnesota starters combined — as he led the timberwolves to a 43rd win of the season. 119-11 119—11 for the winning margin. —— 119—114 the winning margin. the denver broncos have released quarterback russell wilson — just two years after signing him in one of the most valuable trades in nfl history. the 35—year—old had previously spent 10 seasons with the seattle seahawks, leading them to super bowl victory over the broncos in 2014. he was the nfl�*s fifth—highest paid player in terms of annual salary but won just 11 of his 30 denver games. and that's all the sport for now. ——jason —— jason kelce has announced ——jason kelce has announced his retirement having spent his full career with the philadelphia eagles, reaching the nfl showpiece super bowl last year. and more

i thank the lord to felt hot today. you know, relative. dealing with from where we've been. yes, certainly did, in fact, saw some places sneak in low 70's today in the santa clara valley. so >> a nice day to be had around the bay area tonight, but we're seeing some changes begin to see. couple clouds will be in the creep into our skies and well that ridge of high pressure starting to slide to the east right now. it's quiet. no rain to be had outside right now. but things about to change around the state. of course, we have thunderstorms in southern california yesterday. even some flash flooding there with that has long gone. but here we go. things getting active again as we start to look toward the weekend. we've got another front out there just developing off the coastline that will going to come through but kind of bump on the backside of the ridge of high pressure, unusually that's not a good situation generate much in the way of rain. so as we head through the night tonight, those clouds will thicken up a little bit after midnight tonight and tomorrow morning. lpwell, we

following the verdict the judge in the case paid tribute to margaret caldwell�*s campaigning, sayingstament for her love for her daughter. that campaigning work continues. steven godden in edinburgh. the bbc understands that the chancellor will keep the freeze to fuel duty in tomorrow's budget, and urge councils to cut down on diversity, equality and inclusion initiatives. jeremy hunt is widely reported to be considering a cut in national insurance and money raising policies may come in areas such as air passenger duty, and an extension on the windfall tax on oil and gas companies. let's speak now to our deputy political editor vicki young. any more clues as to what will be in the budget tomorrow?— the budget tomorrow? important to sa at this the budget tomorrow? important to say at this point _ the budget tomorrow? important to say at this point we _ the budget tomorrow? important to say at this point we are _ the budget tomorrow? important to say at this point we are talking - say at this point we are talking about rumour and speculation, as ever on the day before a budget. as you

the british foreign secretary lord cameron has been speaking about this latest announcement.volved in this maritime corridor from the start because what it's going to do is take aid from cyprus in the mediterranean and directly into gaza. what we've been doing is helping with the pre—screening of aid. so you check it in cyprus so it doesn't have to be rechecked when it arrives. that's important. we also had the royal auxiliary ship lyme bay delivering aid from cyprus right at the start. but this new idea from the of united states, which were involved in building a temporary harbour in gaza, means that aid will be able to go directly from cyprus to gaza, but it's going to take time to build. so the crucial thing is today, the israelis must confirm that they'll open the port at ashdod, that is in israel, but that's a working port. it could take aid now that would increase the amount of aid. and that aid can then be driven into gaza. that would make a real difference. and we need to make a real difference right now. are you frustrated at how long it's taken to set this corridor

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ajudge has handed a twelve month driving ban to the conservative peer, lord goldsmith.he former mp for richmond park, who unsuccessfully ran to be london mayor in 2016, before serving as a minister in borisjohnson�*s cabinet, did not attend the hearing. the world's largest watch database says the value of stolen luxury watches has surged in the past year to 1.5 billion pounds. the watch register — which is based in london — says its record of lost and stolen timepieces has more than tripled over the past twelve months. after his visit to south korea, us secretary of state antony blinken has now arrived in manila, where he is expected to meet with philippine president ferdinand marcos jr. the two countries are seeking to bolster relations amid flaring tensions in the south china sea, which has become a geopolitical flashpoint within the region, as beijing continues to flout manila's claims with aggression. their meeting also comes just a week after the us sent a high—level trade and investment mission to the philippines. in the past how the white house as confirmed joe b

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here's the british foreign secretary lord cameron: but this new idea from the of united states, whiched in building a temporary harbour in gaza, means that aid will be able to go directly from cyprus to gaza, but it's going to take time to build. so the crucial thing is today, the israelis must confirm that they'll open the port at ashdod, that is in israel, but that's a working port. it could take aid now that would increase the amount of aid. and that aid can then be driven into gaza. that would make a real difference. and we need to make a real difference right now. so how will this plan work? wyrie davies is injerusalem for us. it will be a trial run, we think, this weekend when this maritime corridor will take a boat from cyprus with some aid in it to the shores of gaza. now, there's no port in gaza. there's no visible structure to off—load any aid. so this is going to be probably a flat bottom boat or certainly a boat with a shallow draught. it probably won't be able to take that much aid, maybe a couple of containers worth of aid. we still don't know how it will be off—loaded b

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one of aviation �*s greatest unsolved mystery.he british government says it will deliver a series of warnings to israel if it doesn't allow more aid into gaza. lord cameron said there was dreadful suffering inside gaza and pointed out israel is the occupying power. he was speaking in london before meeting benny gantz, a member of israel's were cabinet. the situation is member of israel's were cabinet. tue: situation is very member of israel's were cabinet. tte: situation is very bad member of israel's were cabinet. "tte: situation is very bad because member of israel's were cabinet. tte: situation is very bad because we've been pushing for this aide to get in. we had a whole set of things we've asked the israelis to do. i have to report to your lordship �*s house that the amount of aid in february was about half of january. patients need to run very thin. starting with the meeting i have with benny gantz when he visit the uk. ., ., , ., with benny gantz when he visit the uk. ., ., uk. that meeting has not happen. of course the off

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well, to be honest, they are afraid that there will be sabotage, here tomorrow, yes, lord, before thisiled, this is a minor breakdown, it does not threaten the life and health of passengers, so just keep resting, okay? and we will rest like this for a long time, the tug should come soon, and you and i will calmly return to the port, don’t worry, so what happens, it’s an everyday matter, irochka, and what about our canapsheks? we left with the servilat, of course, i’ll bring it now, uh-huh, and i want to remind you that for your own safety, emergencies ministry employees are on duty on board, so the situation is under control, yes, yes, good, this is not bad, interesting, but their hydrogen engine also overheats, well, think, semechkin, think, there ’s a chance yes, it would be better if they cut themselves to death on the horizontal bar, oh, how bad everything is, oh, how... what’s bad , you sat down to play chess with the wrong person semechkin, with whom, with you or something, of course, i’m in love lucky, but the greek is not, because you are handsome, thank you, sasha, but let's g

everything, masha, your silence, your arrival, but i can, i know, you can leave right away, but let ’semember everything, i remember, but not very well, i remember that i had an abortion, but for what movie i don’t remember, just kidding, 132, yes, you can, come in, ol, berk laton, but the sailor asks me for a separate room, but there is only a backup reservation, i refused, but he demands it, very persistent. i will send him to you, but go ahead, direct him, allow me, good evening, comrade director, of course, i understand that this is our fault, comrade arrived earlier than the scheduled time, but we kindly request you to accommodate him, i’m very sorry, but there are no empty seats , there are, 303, this is a regional committee reservation, reserved in case of the arrival of especially important guests, great, he is a particularly important guest, i willingly believe you, but what should i do if an even more important one arrives ? will not arrive, tomorrow morning you will have a paper from the regional committee or from the directorate of the shipbuilding plant, as you order, okay