emma raducanu, beth mead, mary earpsm — feeling. emma raducanu, beth mead, mary earps. .. in the history - mary earps... never in the history in the sports personality of the year award have we had to be when it went consecutively. what does that say about women sports? women sport is doing all right, isn't it? women sport is doing great over the last few years and we are here to stay. looking forward to seeing that continue to grow. is that what you are most proud of? in fairness, your recognition is beyond football at the moment it's beyond sport, isn't it? i the moment it's beyond sport, isn't it? “ the moment it's beyond sport, isn't it? ~ , the moment it's beyond sport, isn't it? 4' , ., ., , it? i think it is hard to pin point of what i it? i think it is hard to pin point of what i am — it? i think it is hard to pin point of what i am most _ it? i think it is hard to pin point of what i am most proud. - it? i think it is hard to pin point of what i am most proud. it's i it? i think it is hard to pin point| of what i am most proud. it's an incredible couple of years.

it's mead, its 4—0.od england were going through but one goal here all for the dutch could change everything. it's another. england's weren't letting up. a reminder it is possible to be 5—0 up and still feel tense. mary earps brought her best. another goal would settle the nerves. or would it? as lucy bronze scored in injury time, so did the netherlands in tilburg. at full time in glasgow, england didn't know if they'd done enough and their news filtered through the dutch had scored a fourth at the death. in three minutes of incredible drama, their olympic dream had unravelled. well, no—one will question the effort and the heart shown by england here. they completely outclassed scotland and gave everything to try and keep alive their hopes of qualifying for the olympics on behalf of team gb. but ultimately they've been undone notjust by the netherlands 4—0 victory, 600 miles away from here in tilburg, but also by their poor form earlier on in the tournament. it'll take some time to process what's been a

mead had captured the very essence of rosalynn carter. were not sexy causes but brought leadership to projects that affected many. she was boundless and her passion for action even more so. i shall never forget the day as first lady she decided to personally visit the refugee camps in thailand where thousands of cambodians lay desperately ill and dying. i have to do something, she said. rosalynn was determined to help. the doctors in the camps called her the yankee angel because she brought hope where there had been none. as a result of her efforts, a broad coalition came together and raised tens of millions of dollars for refugee relief. her tenure as first lady of the united states was just one chapter in a life that was really devoted to caring and doing good for others. with president carter, she founded the carter center as one of the world's foremost humanitarian organizations. she invited me one year to join her on a trip promoting guinea worm eradication in north africa. in a small village in northern ghana she insisted i meet a l

it's mead. it's 4-0.h could change everything. kirby. it's another. england weren't letting up. a reminder, it is possible to be 5—0 and still feel tense. mary earps brought her best. another goal for england would settle the nerves. or would it? as lucy bronze scored, so did the netherlands in tilburg. at full time in glasgow, england didn't know if they'd done enough, and then the dutch scored again at the death. in three minutes of incredible drama, their 0lympic dream had unravelled. no one will question the effort and the heart shown by england against scotland. they gave everything to try and keep their dreams of qualifying for the olympics on behalf of team gb alive but ultimately they have been undone not just by that 4—0 victory for the netherlands 600 miles away but by their form early in the tournament. it's been a heartbreaking night for them at hampden park. denny laine, the founder and lead singer of the legendary �*60s band the moody blues, has died at the age of 79. # malloc ten tyre —— mu

mead had captured the very essence of rosalynn carter.e not sexy causes but brought leadership to projects that affected many. she was boundless and her passion for action even more so. i shall never forget the day as first lady she decided to personally visit the refugee camps in thailand where thousands of cambodians lay desperately ill and dying. i have to do something, she said. rosalynn was determined to help. the doctors in the camps called her the yankee angel because she brought hope where there had been none. as a result of her efforts, a broad coalition came together and raised tens of millions of dollars for refugee relief. her tenure as first lady of the united states was just one chapter in a life that was really devoted to caring and doing good for others. with president carter, she founded the carter center as one of the world's foremost humanitarian organizations. she invited me one year to join her on a trip promoting guinea worm eradication in north africa. in a small village in northern ghana she insisted i meet a littl

like the relations between reynolds and after the battle of chancellorsville where reynolds who's been meade superior for a long time says no meet you take command as is there any other thing like that. have you written much about is there much study on it? it's unusual. it's very different from yeah, jackson, i want you to go over there. no it's jackson. take over the army. that didn't happen. i think the classic example out west is charles f smith, who was the whatever commander of cadets at west point when grant was a commandant. uh, when grant was a cadet. and when grant starts to move upward in the army at fort donelson, henry, he finds himself command of the army and see of smith division commander and fact grant is very worried about and see if smith has to tell him look you're in command no worry about rank. you know, you're you're doing well for yourself keep going. i'll follow your orders and it takes a certain amount of a lack of ego to do that on smith's part, and not a lot of generals would be willing to forgo their ego for that but it's it's the first example that comes to my m

beth mead has just put england to 4-0 beth mead has just put england to 4—0 up in scotland so it reallygland in cruise control. for all the other nations league results, head to the bbc sport website. two games ongoing in the premier league on tuesday. arsenal can extend their lead to five points at the top of the premier league table, with a win at lutonand — table, with a win at luton. burnley will be looking to build on that big 5—0 win against sheffield united. victory away at wolves would take them out of the relegation zone. but that's not on their minds right now. wolves taking a 1—0 lead at half—time. south korea's hwang hee—chan giving wolves the lead just before half—time, while it's 0—0 betwen arsenal and luton. manchester united manager erik ten hag says his squad are "together" dismissing suggestions he has a split dressing room. united are seventh in the premier league and bottom of their champions league group. adding to the mix — the club took the unusual step of excluding four media organisations from their scheduled news conference on tuesday after reacting furiously t

there two goals in two minutes from laurenjames and then beth mead, on her return to the starting lineupan a year out with injury, she scored england's fourth just before halftime. at that point england were heading through on goals scored, but they knew that one goal either here or in tilburg could change everything, so even at 5—0 up things were still tense for england. then, heading into stoppage, time that's when things got really, really dramatic stop the netherlands scored to go 3—0 up against belgium. lucy bronze scored england's sixth almost at the same time. it looked at full—time as if england had done enough but they faced an anxious wait for the full—time score that the netherlands had scored a dramatic fourth goal to top the group and send them through to the knockout stages at the expense of england. england's players looked absolutely dejected on the pitch at full—time. they've been undone notjust by that result in tilburg but also by their form earlier in the tournament and it's going to take some time for them to process their heartbreak here at hampden park. for the who

like the relations between reynolds and after the battle of chancellorsville where reynolds who's been meadeuperior for a long time says no meet you take command as is there any other thing like that. have you written much about is there much study on it? it's unusual. it's very different from yeah, jackson, i want you to go over there. no it's jackson. take over the army. that didn't happen. i think the classic example out west is charles f smith, who was the whatever commander of cadets at west point when grant was a commandant. uh, when grant was a cadet. and when grant starts to move upward in the army at fort donelson, henry, he finds himself command of the army and see of smith division commander and fact grant is very worried about and see if smith has to tell him look you're in command no worry about rank. you know, you're you're doing well for yourself keep going. i'll follow your orders and it takes a certain amount of a lack of ego to do that on smith's part, and not a lot of generals would be willing to forgo their ego for that but it's it's the first example that comes to my min

the second consecutive year a women's footballer has won the award after arsenal and england's beth meadi'm very honoured and humbled. for me, i feel like this are the ultimate all—round sporting accolade. i think this is lionesses and united as well, we've had an incredible couple of years. this isjust... wow! it's not been the easiestjourney and i definitely wouldn't be where i am today without a number of incredible people in my corner. finally, i want to say thank you to them. ja morant�*s return to the nba couldn't have gone any better — the all—star guard, with 3a points, including the game winning shot for the memphis grizzlies... as they beat the new orleans pelicans. morant was missing with a 25—game suspension by the nba for social media posts with guns... but gave his side the inspiration to comeback, after trailing by 2a in the first half.. the grizzlies led 113—111. the pelicans tied it, with morant�*s crucial shot proving the difference. i feel like you know, ifeel like you know, in i feel like you know, in this world, a lot of us make mistakes. ifeel like my message, the m

good afternoon, less than an hour remains until the negotiations begin here in the white hall of the meadeption house. sergei lavrov and subormaniyam jay shankar. and you were absolutely correct in pointing out that the visit this one will last 5 days. this is an unusually long trip for the head of the foreign policy department of a foreign state. for submen, jay shankar will visit not only moscow. well, st. petersburg, the day before on his social networks, the diplomat published a photograph taken on red square, he put on a warm coat and a neat caracal hat, and also remembered his first trip to moscow in 1962. the future diplomat took part in events dedicated to the achievements of the soviet space industry and indeed technology, including space technology, is one from the foundations of relations between russia and india on shankar nakan met with his compatriots who are developing relations between moscow and delhi here in russia and - delivered a program, one might say, dedicated to the development of relations between the two countries, about how business between the two states is de

the second consecutive year a women's footballer has won the award after arsenal and england's beth meadsly united as well, we've had an incredible couple of years, but this is just... yeah, wow! it's not been the easiest journey, and i definitely wouldn't be where i am today without a number of incredible people in my corner, so finally i just want to say thank you to them. yeah, the last two years have been absolutely unbelievable. i've done more than i could ever imagine, and for that, i'm truly incredibly grateful, so thank you very much. congratulations to mary earps. finally, the route that will form the 79th edition of cycling's la vuelta, was announced in madrid on tuesday. it will start in the portuguese capital of lisbon on 17 august and the tour of spain will conclude in the spanish capital of madrid on 8 september. among the 21 stages are ten new departure points, six new finish lines and a lot of really tough climbing, it certainly looks like. that is it from us for now. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/spo

the second consecutive year a women's footballer has won the award after arsenal and england's beth meadsly united as well, we've had an incredible couple of years, but this is just... yeah, wow! it's not been the easiest journey, and i definitely wouldn't be where i am today without a number of incredible people in my corner, so finally i just want to say thank you to them. yeah, the last two years have been absolutely unbelievable. i've done more than i could ever imagine, and for that, i'm truly incredibly grateful, so thank you very much. congratulations to mary earps. finally, the route that will form the 79th edition of cycling, la vuelta, was announced in madrid on tuesday. it will start in the portuguese capital of lisbon on 17 august and the tour of spain will conclude in the spanish capital of madrid on 8 september. 21 stages with ten new departure points, six new finish lines and a lot of really tough climbing, it certainly looks like. that is it from us for now. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from m

there were two goals in 2 minutes from laurenjames and then beth mead on her return to the starting linep. after more than a year out with injury, she scored england's fourth just before half time. now at that point england were heading through on goal scored, but they knew that one goal either here or in tilburg, could change everything. so even at 5—0 up, things were still tense for england. then heading into stoppage time, that's when things got really, really dramatic. the netherlands scored to go three nil up against belgium. lucy bronze scored england's sixth almost at the same time. it looked at full time as if england had done enough, but they face an anxious wait for the full time score in tilburg. and then the news came through that the netherlands had scored a dramatic fourth goal to top the group and send them through to the knockout stages at the expense of england. england's players looked absolutely dejected on the pitch at full time. their hopes of qualifying on behalf of team gb are over. they've been undone notjust by that result in tilburg, but also by their form earli

there two goals in two minutes from laurenjames and then beth mead, on her return to the starting lineupe than a year out with injury, she scored england's fourth just before halftime. at that point england were heading through on goals scored, but they knew that one goal either here or in tilburg could change everything, so even at 5—0 up things were still tense for england. then, heading into stoppage time, that's when things got really, really dramatic. the netherlands scored to go 3—0 up against belgium. lucy bronze scored england's sixth almost at the same time. it looked at full—time as if england had done enough but they faced an anxious wait for the full—time score in tilburg and then the news came through that the netherlands had scored a dramatic fourth goal to top the group and send them through to the knockout stages at the expense of england. england's players looked absolutely dejected on the pitch at full—time. their hopes of qualifying on behalf of team gb are over. they've been undone notjust by that result in tilburg but also by their form earlier in the tournament and

the second consecutive year a women's footballer has won the award, after arsenal and england's beth meadted as well, we've had an incredible couple of years, but this is just... yeah, wow! it's not been the easiest journey, and i definitely wouldn't be where i am today without a number of incredible people in my corner, so finally i just want to say thank you to them. yeah, the last two years have been absolutely unbelievable. i've done more than i could ever imagine, and to that, i'm truly incredibly grateful, so thank you very much. congratulations to mary earps. finally, the route to perform the 79th edition of cycling's la vuelta was announced in madrid on tuesday. it will start in the portuguese capital lisbon on august 17, and the tour of spain will conclude in the spanish capital madrid on september 8. among the 21 stages will be ten new departure points, six new finish lines and a lot of really tough climbing, it certainly looks like. that is it from us for now. you can get all the latest sports news from the bbc sport app or from our website. but from me and the rest of the team

the second consecutive year a women's footballer has won the award after arsenal and england's beth meadunited as well, we've had an incredible couple of years, but this is just... yeah, wow! it's not been the easiest journey, and i definitely wouldn't be where i am today without a number of incredible people in my corner, so finally i just want to say thank you to them. yeah, the last two years have been absolutely unbelievable. i've done more than i could ever imagine, and for that, i'm truly incredibly grateful, so thank you very much. congratulations to mary earps. the 79th edition of cycling's liberal voter will start in the portuguese capital of lisbon on 17 august and the tour of spain will conclude in the spanish capital of madrid on 8 september, 21 stages with ten new departure points and six new departure points and six new finish lines and a lot of really tough climbing. it certainly looks like that. that is it from us for now. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bb

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this is walter russell mead in washington journal. henry kissinger on power and morality as the headline. "for kissinger, the construction, attending and repair of a balance in global affairs was the supreme moral and clinical challenge of statecraft, especially as nuclear weapons made war on survivable -- unsurvivable. it required more bombs in north vietnam and cambodia, send in the b-52s. any guilt or shame attached to such moves belongs to those whose follies left the u.s. with nothing but bad choices. kissinger was a victim of his own success. once america's position had been restored americans turned in revulsion from the methods and men responsible for turning the tide. jimmy carter wanted to focus on human rights. conservatives like reagan wanted to replace kissingerian detente with anti-soviet approaches. neither cap understood the ability to pursue ideological goals was the consequence of kissinger's achievements." if you want to read more, that is in today's wall street journal. back to the conversation about ukraine and on

there's nothing like drinking mead. >> jimmy: yeah, mead and grok. >> in the middle of summer.s, which was already not a great idea. [ laughter ] then somebody -- some rhodes scholar had the brilliant idea what we should do is sell regular swords. like metal swords. [ laughter ] and let's let the people gallivant around the festival with their swords while we're also selling open alcohol. so that lasted two days. >> jimmy: is that right? >> which was one day too long, yeah. yeah. >> jimmy: what happened? was there a beheading? [ laughter ] >> it was -- i have no -- nobody ever -- i never got clued in as to what the lowdown was, but apparently there must have been something. >> jimmy: one of the great things about a sword is you get free parking. >> yes. >> jimmy: "can i have your ticket?" "no, you may not." it's great to see you. congratulations on the movie, it's great. it's called "wonka." it opens in theaters friday. the great keegan-michael key, everybody. thank you, keegan. we'll be right back with charles melton! but here i am... being me. keep being you... and ask your h

well, if we go back to the statements of the head of meade , regarding the new head, david cameron, hell a big man in british politics, here on sky news he said that... in general, such a large-scale financial package assistance to ukraine, no concern for ukraine , his thesis was not there , he spoke directly, he picked up this famous quote that supporting the zlensky regime is a good investment for the united states with decent dividends, and because it allows you to contain russia, without shedding the blood of american soldiers, amazing cynicism, of course, here, but of course colossal demographically and others. ukraine's losses are not taken into account. the british, like the rest of the west, are trying to present what is happening there in such a way that it is as if the tasks of a special military operation, this is an undermining of the entire western system, values, democracy, everything connected with this, that the baltic states, moldova, in this vein, will follow ukraine, so we must resist, and prevent the defeat of ukraine, and especially the victory of russia. this. tim

seeing beth mead when last year after such an incredible year for the lioness is, to see her wind wasbecause the people who are deciding who winds it of the great british public. i have to thank everyone, all the viewers for boating. that is what makes it special. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. you're watching bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. let's get more on our top story, the situation in gaza ahead of that un security council vote this evening on a demand for israel and hamas to allow aid into the territory. tess ingram, spokesperson for the charity unicef injordan, told me people in gaza are in dire need of aid. the situation on the ground is absolutely desperate. we're talking about 72 days now of tragedy for the children of gaza and the situation really is only getting worse, as your correspondent explained earlier. we're seeing thousands and thousands of children killed, thousands more injured. for those that are surviving it's really a daily battle between dodging the air strikes and the bombardments from the sky and surviving the dangers on th

another agreement to keep more water in lake mead has also been announced.rnia allowing the colorado river to raise lake mead's water levels. this will help to lower water prices and provide new models for water management. it will conserve 100,000 acre feet, which is about half of what nevada uses every year. the state's public utilities commission is delaying a decision. to accept a settlement between it and pg and e for the utility's role in the 2021. dixie fire. the details of the settlement are confidential, but the commission is proposing a 45 million dollars penalty for pg and e the dixie fire burned more than 960,000 acres across butte plume us shasta and lassen and tehama counties destroying 1300 buildings. the commission also voted to order pg and e to make a list changes. nearly 2 weeks after a navy plane overshot a runway and slid into a bay in hawaii. the navy is detailing its plans to move them p 8, a poseidon. the plane is partially submerged less than 20 yards off of the tarmac and shifted slightly last night because of high tides before comi

is to give the constituent entities of the federation the right to prohibit the retail sale of beer, meadis is an absolutely correct initiative, i am sure that citizens have been doing this for a long time. they are waiting for such a decision from deputies. earlier, vyacheslav volodin conducted a survey in his telegram channel, more than 200 thousand people took part in it, about 80% of them support the ban on the night sale of alcohol in liqueurs. one of the provisions of the draft law allows regions to introduce temporary restrictions on the sale of alcohol in public catering outlets located specifically in apartment buildings. this will eliminate the possibility of using loopholes, for example, releasing goods to customers openly. to separate those who use gray schemes from the owners of bona fide cafes. if you are an entrepreneur who honestly runs his business, let’s say there is a cafe or restaurant, we do not prohibit the sale of alcohol in a restaurant or cafe. if you honestly run your business, then who will shut you down. the regions are given everything they need tools to bring

beth mead won it last anyway. beth mead won it last year. anyway. beth mead won it last year .last year. um, because anyway. beth mead won it last year . um, because obviously he year. um, because obviously he was involved in the england team that won the euros, you know, so women's football is on the up. you know, there's a big, massive support out there for it for many for many ways really. i think it's because, you know, they see you know it's a lot clear cleaner than english football. there's not quite as much, you know, shouting at the referees although it is coming into the women's game because the pressure is getting greater. um, but i think overall, yeah, i think the public obviously love the women's game and, and their pubuc the women's game and, and their public has grown. >> anna, can i just ask you on this one, do you think that the women's game has been quite forced onto people massively over promoted ? we've had female over promoted? we've had female footballers operating as pundits in game, and you don't in the male game, and you don't see that reciprocated that

now, penn station was designed by mckim, mead and white, and principally by charles mckim and charles mckim is in the center next to him. on the left is william gilford mead, who was the managing partner of the firm, and he said his job was to stop the other two for making them fools of themselves. and then closest to me is the infamous stamford dwight and you have to understand, this was not a firm of equals. and the division of profits gave mckim 42%, made 53% and white as the junior partner just 25%. and so despite the popularity of stamford white in modern day folklore, after the death of richard morris, it really was charles mckim in the center here who took up the mantle of the leading architect of the day and one of mckim's other designs is the university club, which is located on the corner of fifth avenue and 54th street, which was located very much in the heart of vanderbilt row. and this is a nine story structure that is designed to resemble a proportionally correct 16th century italian palazzo and the modern architect. look, abusir said, if you want to see the best palazzo

is that we have to be saved, we are doing our work, we are only covering the the acts that israeli meade made here in the gatha's trip, so we are trying to get this message to the world, experts have dopped the israeli aggression since october 7th as the deadliest period for journalists covering military comp 70 days and few days ago my family was sleeping in the room close to his room and an israeli air strike killed him along with several members of his family and my family. reporters without borders has described the gaza strip as the graveyard of journalists. journalists in gaza have been at the forefront of the campaign to israeli crimes against innocent civilians. experts say palestinian journalists are paying the price for the international apathy toward israeli war crimes. ashraf shanan. press tv gaza. the iranian president has expressed hope that the international community will take prompt action to put immediate end to the israeli genocide in gaza on the threshold of the christian new year. abricy in a message to the leader of the world's catholics uh catholics pope francis sa

beth >> that was, um, beth mead beth mead.who was the first british player to win a tennis grand slam? female since 1977. >> what about frankie dettori? >> what about frankie dettori? >> hugely successful jockey. he's won a lot this year. >> he didn't get anything, he didn't get anything and he and he stood down. he's retired too. um, murray of course um, and andy murray of course won for leading great britain to victory in the davis cup for the first in 79 years. point first time in 79 years. point being victory. and then the following year claimed his second wimbledon title, became the tennis number one in the world, first number one british number one in tennis for decades . and he it again. . and he won it again. >> so keep your thoughts coming in. gb views gb news. com now we've been talking about it and we'll continue to. >> junior doctors in england have three days of have started three days of strike action until saturday morning between them morning after talks between them and british sorry and the british medical. s

fort meade is leading ricketts division. these two divisions are crossing the upper bridge. they sweep to the west and made it and hooker actually will see some high ground to the south and mead is going to send a brigade under seymour truman south to occupy it. oops and you're and that's why you're going have some fighting the evening before but that's not really a crossing he's already crossed okay i want you to imagine you joe hooker and you are sweeping west with men you've crossed the upper bridge and mcclellan is riding with you. how do you feel? you feel good. you're going to lead the attack against left flank. we think he he says to mcclellan, going to eat me up. he actually uses that term. they're going to eat me up because intelligence reports, poor as they are, does not have lee with 36,000 men has them. with 110 to 5000 men. so who's the only corps on the west of antietam creek? first corps, 10,000 men. if he needs support. where's the rest of? mcclellan's army, east. are they going to be able to help him pretty quickly? no. they're going to eat him up. so what d

is that we have to be saved, we are doing our work, we are only - covering the the acts that israeli meade made here in the gatha strip, so we are trying to get this message to the world, experts have doubt the israeli aggression since october 7th as the did this. period for journalists covering military conflicts in more than three decades, we were displaced from the tellal neighborhood in gaza city to the house of our friend, the journalist adel zorob in rafa. he hosted us for 70 days and few days ago my family was sleeping in the room close to his room and an israeli air strike killed him along with several members of his family and my family. reporters without borders has described the gaza strip as the graveyard of journalists. journalists in gaza have been. at the forefront of the campaign to expose israeli crimes against innocent civilians. experts say palestinian journalists are paying the price for the international apathy toward israeli war crimes. ashraf shanan, press tv, gaza. the iranian president has expressed hope that the international community will take prompt action to p

, whether it be california, arizona or as well as thinking about federal responsibilities over lake meadht brought un unprecedented water cuts in the past four years, crit was paid to fallow thousands of acres, providing 150,000 acre feet of water to arizona over three years. we've been trying to lease our water for over 20 years now. the 2023 federal law finally gives crit the right to market part of its water allocation off reservation as an ongoing lease. crit chairwoman amelia flores says the revenue would eventually provide many long overdue improvements to life here. we could open our own hospital or our care. we could provide for our elders and they want to use some of that money to help the reservation more efficiently use the water it does keep for farming. there's about 3000 acres that can be unlocked to farmland by fixing this canal, a federal infrastructure throughout native lands is often in disrepair, especially canals like these, where significant cracks and lack of lining lead to wasted irrigation. i've had crews of men out here all summer long repairing canals constantly

fort meade is leading ricketts division. these two divisions are crossing the upper bridge. they sweep to the west and made it and hooker actually willee some high ground to the south and mead is going to send a brigade under seymour truman south to occupy it. oops and you're and that's why you're going have some fighting the evening before but that's not really a crossing he's already crossed okay i want you to imagine you joe hooker and you are sweeping west with men you've crossed the upper bridge and mcclellan is riding with you. how do you feel? you feel good. you're going to lead the attack against left flank. we think he he says to mcclellan, going to eat me up. he actually uses that term. they're going to eat me up because intelligence reports, poor as they are, does not have lee with 36,000 men has them. with 110 to 5000 men. so who's the only corps on the west of antietam creek? first corps, 10,000 men. if he needs support. where's the rest of? mcclellan's army, east. are they going to be able to help him pretty quickly? no. they're going to eat him up. so what do

over the issue of jungle in crush mead once and for all this chapter is clause. it is a matter which has an internal matter of india well settled, the reintegration of the state in full under a common set of laws under the indian constitution. the to the will in the middle east. now, dozens of people have supposedly being killed this monday in southern garza, with the city of hong units targeted by escalating is wally as likes avoiding you by phone. the following images are progressing to the relatives of the victims. the scene had gathering to move the phones with nasa, hospital bodies all piling up with a medical facility where the switch to breaking point the garza health industry safety enclaves, entire dest toll since october, the 7th. it's not weeks just on the $18000.00 people a month claims. this voltage was taken on the outskirts of hong units. so that's why the idea is we're close to the expanding its found corporation introduced south of the enclave. the area was previously designated as a safe zone for garza's. displace population on unit is located j

fort meade is leading ricketts division. these two divisions are crossing the upper bridge. they sweep to the west and made it and hooker actually will see some high ground to the south and mead is going to send a brigade under seymour truman south to occupy it. oops and you're and that's why you're going have some fighting the evening before but that's not really a crossing he's already crossed okay i want you to imagine you joe hooker and you are sweeping west with men you've crossed the upper bridge and mcclellan is riding with you. how do you feel? you feel good. you're going to lead the attack against left flank. we think he he says to mcclellan, going to eat me up. he actually uses that term. they're going to eat me up because intelligence reports, poor as they are, does not have lee with 36,000 men has them. with 110 to 5000 men. so who's the only corps on the west of antietam creek? first corps, 10,000 men. if he needs support. where's the rest of? mcclellan's army, east. are they going to be able to help him pretty quickly? no. they're going to eat him up. so what d

but beth mead did win but last year, beth mead did win the same competition for winning because they the euros. but i'll you what, who i would i'll tell you what, who i would have picked, have gone for have picked, i'd have gone for catarina johnson, who won catarina may johnson, who won the world heptathlon championship year , one of championship this year, one of the most difficult sporting endeavours, seven sports and she won it for the second time in four years. and i think there is a proven winner in one of the most difficult, arduous sports, not just a tournament which lasted a few weeks, which they did brilliantly in. but this was a sustained effort all year round. and i think if ever there was a worthy winner, it was her by a country mile. >> i do you know what i thought i felt very sorry for her. i thought, what she's achieved is absolutely amazing, but at the end of the day , we have to go. end of the day, we have to go. it's voted for by the public. if you want to give her something extra for what she did do, which i think she should get something because she was absolutel

he was the one who was trying to persuade polanski not to continue with the mead. ryans are basically sending people mobilizing and sending people to, to die in waves like it was world war one. and uh, zillow thing is a professional. he is a soldier. he knew what that ma'am, he knew that the fact that that was the strategy basically that was the last he was pushing for a b hi on uh, on, on, on political a dope. i mean, if you got from, from the watson gullow find what else? uh, he was trying to to, to make some sense and found him uh, not to continue with the meet ryder. unfortunately. uh, the west was supporting the laskey in this uh, horrific, uh, process on nile. 18 of maple relation of your grain. and uh, eventually the uh, the, the, the disaster came about. so there is a plain game in key and there is an open conflict. uh, the wife of, uh, the key for military secrets uh, service. uh, well donald was poisoned apparently. and now they're definitely 2 times the receipt . fighting with them and blaming you charter for the disaster that happened to the population of the print shop. t

considerably calling for a discussion between india and pakistan over the issue of jungle in crush mead once and for all. this chapter is clause. it is a matter which has an internal matter of india well settled, the reintegration of the state in full under a common set of laws under the indian constitution. former updates on this developing story visit our website r t dot com the is there is on saw, and garza has spread throughout the region. the north has face relentless shelling with a job only a refugee camp coming under repeated fire. local reporter mama subaru has the latest on the situation on the ground. well, what's the time with that is these mainly occupation forces storm the schools of unfamiliar with judge to the west of their body, a refugee camp. they force the displaced people to divide to a tangible bald mountain gunfire. witnessing a mass exodus from the area, the rest that many man they later released some of them, but they kept all this into 10, some of the displaced people in jamalia, a refugee camp. i'll leave it in the state of p a and tara, to go to the emperor t

over the issue of jungle in crush mead once and for all this chapter is clause. it is a matter which has an internal matter of india well settled, the reintegration of the state in full under a common set of laws under the indian constitution. as well as on slowed on gaza, has spread across the entire enclave. the knolls has faced with landless selling with the job layer, refugee time coming under repeated fire, local reports at my move. stop our reports from the ground of the how and smoke grenades are launch, either this central to validate can it's and it's, and by the occupational and we to displace people. again, these are really tongue, so still advancing towards the develop account with moving forward and retreating, engaging it, ballasting and resistance in a game of cat and mouse. with the state of panic and fee and amongst the land screwed up in a massive sword is from the japan that if you can do to dismemberment yesterday the occupation opened fire on us forcing us to leave the count in geneva. we're being poor. so where do we go? they asked us to hav

were constantly calling for a discussion between india and pakistan over the issue of julian crush mead once and for all this chapter is clause. it is a matter which has an internal matter of india well settled. the re, integration of the state in full, under a common set of laws under the indian constitution. what it is, he does find out more of the latest on breaking news on this developing story. you can visit our website, auntie, dot com, the as well as on slow down gaza had spread across the anti and today's, the news of his face with leslie shelling with the job layer refuge account coming under were painted fire local report that my food stamp, bob reports from the ground of the smoke grenades, a launch seat of the central digit ballet camp. its in its end by the occupational i'm going to displace people again, easily, tongue, so still advancing towards the developer account moving forward and retreating, engages it, ballasting and resistance in a game of cat and mouse with the state of panic and fee and amongst the land screwed up in a massive sort as from digit ballot. if you c

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last year, by footballer beth mead.ht, who will be the next to lift that famous trophy? well, there are six contenders. cricketer stuart broad, jockey frankie dettori, footballer mary earps, wheelchair tennis player alfie hewett, athlete katarina johnson—thompson and golfer rory mcilroy. and, as one former winner knows, it's now up to the public to decide. it was kind of a surreal moment to be stood up there, winning sports personality of the year and 20 years before that, watching at home with my mum and dad, thinking one day i would love to do that. the people that are deciding who wins it are the great british public and that makes it special. we do already know one winner tonight. liverpool and scotland legend sir kenny dalglish will receive the lifetime achievement award, but the main honour is still to be decided. and as the stars arrive on the red carpet, one final victory of 2023 is still up for grabs. andy swiss, bbc news, salford. you can watch it live on bbc one at 7pm. time for a look at the weather. here's

have you ever looked at any other relationship like between reynolds and mead and for the battle whereeynolds who has been made superior says you take command. e have you written much about i? >> whoever the commander at west point would grant when grant was a cadet and when he starts to move upward inth the army he fis himself in command of the army it takes a certain amount of the lack of ego to do that on smith's part. early in the war in fort donaldson sherman was commanding at paducah and the troops forward when grant is a brigadier general before he was appointed so the date of ranking. >> and same thing giving of himself for the greater good. >> a question over here. >> for vicksburg what is the plan going forward to repair things given the extensive damage? >> it's larger than just a storm it's an erosion and i'm pretty confident the plan going forward is to do government studies and public opinion and all that kind of stuff so i'm positive it will be years before those things happen. but hopefully the whole north end of the park is down. the vicksburg national cemetery and par

you could relax, organize feasts and so on, yeah, they know how to walk, walk, of course, and drink mead russia , especially since the local residents. oh, the locals have three wives, can you imagine what a kind viking, as i understand it, i’m one of them now, beautiful, beautiful, you can’t say anything, and dear, look, what fibls are different than the men here, like usually do they shoot with a bow, throw axes, prepare for hikes, for new ones, fight with balls, of course, how could we do without it, just what we love. since i’m wearing an old scandinavian outfit, then call me marna now , i’m entering women’s territory to find out what... good afternoon, hello, i’m the mistress of this house, that is, we’ll be viking wives, yes, first of all my gaze fell, of course, on the outfits, yes, these are slavic viking wives, this one, listen, i look completely different, well, because you are scandinavian origin, and this is slavic. for them, blue was typical , such a slav loved red, because red is beautiful, and you have red and blue, i’m also a scandinavian, only from a different region, ye

the minute that i is guys a dealer because the whole of the soonest, the site to the old mead, westbank and, and, and, and whatever. but as soon as live in occupied land and again, i mean, these schools are up to the, i mean, i mean, the fact that he's, he's stuck with these rules, the chip sort of be think them. i think this makes it very difficult to achieve any substantial progress in this, in this proposal visit from proposal. the problem is again, nothing you know, is comfortable extending to the order in the international stage because he has an american brand of protection. the, by the end of the session, obviously has given him a green light. it's an eviction to, to get into us. and it seems these today and his have dealt with hand in the conflicts and the way they're managing the conflict and does because of the absence of the somebody compression or on the other side, how much has no incentives whatsoever to engage in any such proposals. if at least they don't, they don't ensure that there's a pet amenities planned for me. that's for them. that's the minimum period. was it to