luca purcell only one frame away from reaching the next round of the uk snooker championship. balls as well and could be on course for the next round —— luca brussels. much more on our website. that is the spot for now. thank you. the israeli prime minister where the israeli prime minister confirmed 17 because office has just confirmed 17 hostages have returned to israel after being handed over by hamas in hostages have returned to israel after 0f1g handed over by hamas in hostages have returned to israel after of the anded over by hamas in hostages have returned to israel after of the 17 ded over by hamas in hostages have returned to israel after of the 17 abductees, hamas in hostages have returned to israel after of the 17 abductees, the 1as in gaza. of the 17 abductees, the statement says 14 israeli have now and three foreign citizens have now returned to israel. their that have names of those hostages that have been returned to israeli soil, they weight each day for the list and when they actually come back, it is a really emotional and special moment for those families. i

they came from behind to beat the czech republic — matthew ebdon and max purcell beating jiri leheckaets to book their place in the finalfour. former west indies batter marlon samuels has been banned from all forms of the sport for six years for breaching anti—corruption rules. it follows an independent tribunal after samuels was found guilty by the international cricket council of breaking four rules during the 2019 abu dhabi tio league earlier this year. samuels played 71 tests for the west indies — and won the t20 world cup twice — but did retire from professional cricket in 2020. australian rugby international richie arnold says being the country's next head coach won't be an easyjob. his comments follow australia's worst ever performance at the rugby world cup after they failed to progress from the group stage for the first time in their history — but arnold says former head coach eddiejones — who walked away from thejob in october, isn't the only one to blame. eddie wasn't out there playing, it is down to the players and we didn't perform. you can spin it how to limit how if you

the doubles match decided the tie against the czech republic, with matthew ebden and max purcell beatingaight sets, helping last yaer�*s beaten finalists through to the last four in malaga. finally to more victorious australians. their men's cricketers have arrived home after the world cup win that ended a year of almost unparalleled success for the team. and one that captain pat cummins has called a career highlight. there have been plenty of famous australian sides over the years, but cummins says his has created its own legacy after their win over india on sunday gave them a sixth cricket world cup trophy. and that, after becoming world test champions and retaining the ashes too. yeah, really proud, it has been a big year. ifeel like we've spent more time... we have spent about six months on the road, basically, and, yeah, to top it off with this has been amazing and as captain there are things you do that don't always pay off, pretty pumped to win the other day, but, yeah, career highlight. playing with these boys, doesn't get any better than that. i think they have created their own

the doubles match decided the tie against the czech republic, with matthew ebden and max purcell beatingk in straight sets, helping last yaer�*s beaten finalists through to the last four in malaga. finally, to more victorious australians — their men's cricketers have arrived home, after the world cup win that ended a year of almost unparalleled success for the team. and one that captain pat cummins has called a career highlight. there have been plenty of famous australian sides over the years, but cummins says his has created its own legacy, after their win over india on sunday gave them a sixth cricket world cup trophy. and that, after becoming world test champions, and retaining the ashes, too. yeah, really proud, it has been a big year. ifeel like we've spent more time... we have spent about six months on the road, basically, and, yeah, to top it off with this has been amazing, and as captain, there are things you do that don't always pay off, pretty pumped to win the other day, but, yeah, career highlight. playing with these boys, doesn't get any better than that. i think they have c

the doubles match decided the tie against the czech republic, with matthew ebden and max purcell beating straight sets, helping last yaer�*s beaten finalists through to the last four in malaga. finally to more victorious australians. their men's cricketers have arrived home after the world cup win that ended a year of almost unparalleled success for the team. and one that captain pat cummins has called a career highlight. there have been plenty of famous australian sides over the years, but cummins says his has created its own legacy after their win over india on sunday gave them a sixth cricket world cup trophy. and that, after becoming world test champions and retaining the ashes too. yeah, really proud, it has been a big year. ifeel like we've spent more time... we have spent about six months on the road, basically, and, yeah, to top it off with this has been amazing and as captain there are things you do that don't always pay off, pretty pumped to win the other day, but, yeah, career highlight. playing with these boys, doesn't get any better than that. i think they have created their

the doubles match decided the tie against the czech republic, with matthew ebden and max purcell beatingt four in malaga. finally, to more victorious australians. their men's cricketers have arrived home after the world cup win that ended a year of almost unparalleled success for the team and one that captain pat cummins has called a career highlight. there have been plenty of famous australian sides over the years, but cummins says his has created its own legacy after their win over india on sunday gave them a sixth cricket world cup trophy — and that after becoming world test champions and retaining the ashes too. yeah, really proud, it has been a big year. ifeel like yeah, really proud, it has been a big year. i feel like we've spent more time... we have spent more time... we have spent about six months on the road, basically, and, yeah, she topped it off with this has been amazing and, yet, as captain there are things you do that don't always pay off, pretty pumped to win the other day, but, yeah, career highlight. playing with these boys, doesn't get any better than that. i think th

and dr. purcell gives you the fish, i guess, is your message. she should have a tissue issue with a single butcher consortia physical for us here in this case is it, but it didn't necessarily do, don't pass. you're going to have a pin and, and i'm going to shift so it shows the me now. okay. gotcha. let me pull as actually picking the notes here. okay. it shows me almost send me if i did this to him to take this and so forth. is your thought this is helpful? i still have of course just shoot me a present that guess who gets key shift is at the is sending a group issues can fit time to process. so because i saw an apple and if i pay a minute, i can and well they should do precision tourism. property should have posted i guess 2 plus click histories pushes this i guess. okay, so i see the issues from the pilot issue of the ship to and i said get the glasses on and it gives us to the point to, to ship them to come started to but that's, that's past the ship. it looked based on say about typical booking 7 percent of the biggest total different condi

you at the 2 percent on the cost of the guys don't people some dollar fee could be shifted and dr. purcell gives you the j. fish, i guess, is your message sheet shiver to show a see what you're so welcome. consortia. physical done for us here. in this case, is there a little didn't miss here to do the don't pass con condos except the pin and and i'm going to shift shows to it shows the me now. okay. gotcha. let me pull as actually picking the notes here. it shows me to listen to music, to be punitive, to stay and then we have to take this and so forth. is your thought, this is your partner patillo, just issue a person that guess who gets key, which is at the front door. she was given for time to process. so i'm going to nickel. so because i saw an and if i pay one minute, i can and while they should to petition of interest, so papa to show up was in a costume. plus k plus choice pushes this, i guess. okay, so i see the issues from the vanity fell upon the issue of the ship to to get the issue. so the last page and it gives us to the point to, to ship them to come started to but that's, tha

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many of our staff members are individuals with disabilities, executive director deanna purcell said housing, employment and public transportation are huge issues for her students. >> the bus. zachary crumbine is a student and it takes him an hour to get from campbell to saratoga. >> what is your song about seven years ago, sharon lee started as a volunteer but is now the director of music. it's okay. you brainstorm an idea, lee said . >> the effort to create a community board that will focus on disability issues and include adults with disabilities is a long time coming. >> i think in society we we're a very visual people. so if somebody looks like they have down's or someone looks, they have tourette's, they have anything different, people go like this. >> the county says individuals who are deaf, blind, physically disabled or intellectually disabled, as well as caregivers, parents and community based organization workers, can sign up to be a part of this new county committee. we as a society need to up our game and take that time. >> listen, because if you take that moment to listen to th

so these are in purcell's going to get. so this gives you need, people should be proud of their achievement this year that she wants to look into the future to give a used to few, the slavic culture, sort of culture with the countries that represent this culture. and they have, she's shared rooms and they are old, is the most you to connect to it. but they also a part of a larger global culture. this, the, so they must the respectful towards their unit counterparts uh, from other regions of the world. i showed that our mother and what about the novelty of the book is that you could try 7. well, there's like a way to me. it's like a like in politics. you don't have any, it's in this area. so if i some roads have the on i think it's an in this is the nearest dominion. yeah. i think that people understands me when i say that no, the way she beats that little sliver slightly. i don't want to see i'm will be mistaken, but assemble switching guns and what again if i'm not interested in taking a price um, but i was this, i don't w

many of our staff members are individuals with disabilities, executive director deanna purcell said housingoyment and public transportation are huge issues for her students. >> the bus. zachary crumbine is a student and it takes him an hour to get from campbell to saratoga. >> what is your song about seven years ago, sharon lee started as a volunteer but is now the director of music. it's okay. you brainstorm an idea, lee said . >> the effort to create a community board that will focus on disability issues and include adults with disabilities is a long time coming. >> i think in society we we're a very visual people. so if somebody looks like they have down's or someone looks, they have tourette's, they have anything different, people go like this. >> the county says individuals who are deaf, blind, physically disabled or intellectually disabled, as well as caregivers, parents and community based organization workers, can sign up to be a part of this new county committee. we as a society need to up our game and take that time. >> listen, because if you take that moment to listen to these st

. >> now, listening to purcell as i was laid . i think one of the i was laid.ne of the most sad pieces of music that's conceivable at the end of his dido and aeneas . dido and aeneas. >> thankfully, it looks as though rain has held off. earlier on we saw umbrellas . you earlier on we saw umbrellas. you don't see any there. now >> yes. so we've just seen the lord bishop of london, as i say, and the chapel royal choir, the general officer commanding london district, and his staff leaving the foreign office. they are going to take their places in the north—east the in the north—east of the cenotaph then momentarily, cenotaph and then momentarily, justin cenotaph and then momentarily, just in seconds , we're going to just in seconds, we're going to see the procession led by the prime minister leaving the foreign office onto whitehall for the refrain of the music is remember me, which is , of remember me, which is, of course, what the day is about. and here, of course, we see rishi sunak. the prime minister accompanied by keir starmer, the labour leader . this isn't

voter purcell. thank you so much for joining the program.go to you first, juliana, are you surprised by all this polling. >> i'm not surprised. i think every american can see the effects of democratic policies. the democrats, you can see when you go to the grocery store, when you go to the gas pump, the inflation in our country. joe biden has emboldened our enemies. he has [inaudible] on global stage. i'm looking for a republican candidate stand up to enemy fight peace through strength and back our allies like israel right now. >> lawrence: jamiel, you see the polling data and first time in history, in nbc history that the democratic party is not doing so well. even kamala harris is saying it's going to be a tough road ahead. what do you think? >> i'm actually not surprised by the polling either. i think it's about time democrats start having the stuff conversations about the election. about who is going to replace joe biden. it cannot be kamala harris and it can't be governor newsom. i also think we also need to start addressing let's say t

many of our staff members are individuals with disabilities, executive director deanna purcell said housingansportation are huge issues for her students. >> the bus. zachary crumbine is a student and it takes him an hour to get from campbell to saratoga. >> what is your song about seven years ago, sharon lee started as a volunteer but is now the director of music. that's okay. you brainstorm an idea, lee said . >> the effort to create a community board that will focus on disability issues and include adults with disabilities is a long time coming. >> i think in society. we we're a very visual people. so if somebody looks like they have down's or someone looks, they have tourette's, they have anything different, people go like this. >> the county says individuals who are deaf, blind, physically disabled or intellectually disabled, as well as caregivers, parents and community based organization workers, can sign up to be a part of this new county committee. we as a society need to up our game and take that time. >> listen, because if you take that moment to listen and these students are going

we're now listening to purcell's . listening to purcell's. >> as i was laid , i think one of >> as ithat's conceivable . at the end that's conceivable. at the end of his, dido and aeneas . of his, dido and aeneas. >> thankfully, it looks as though rain has held off. earlier on we saw umbrellas . you earlier on we saw umbrellas. you don't see any there. now >> yes. so we've just seen the lord bishop of london, as i say, and the chapel royal choir, the general officer commanding london district, and his staff leaving the foreign office. they're going to take their places in the north—east of the cenotaph and then momentarily , cenotaph and then momentarily, we just in seconds, we're going to see the procession led by the prime minister leaving the foreign office onto whitehall for the refrain of the music is remember me, which is, of course , what the day is about. and here, of course, we see rishi sunak. the prime minister accompanied by keir starmer, the labour leader . this isn't a day labour leader. this isn't a day for party politics. yes, this is a day for politicians to come tog

and the on the right, former the righty on the right, former conservative advisor claire purcell. >>he ground. >> and a scathing op ed , the >> and a scathing op ed, the times reports on benefit claimants losing their right to free prescription fees. and free nhs prescription fees. and the i also leads with the crackdown on benefits . crackdown on benefits. >> meanwhile, the financial times is covering xi jinping's visit united states and visit to the united states and the soaraway sun reports on a police force warning staff that using the word policeman could be breaking the law. >> let me guess because it's sexist. you use gender neutral pronouns. anyway, let's have another look at gb news presenter patrick christys at a pro—palestinian march last night where it's safe to say it all kicked off. >> i just asked why you're here. i no, don't talk to journalists. one why? why shouldn't people saw why why, why are you here? >> shame on you. shame on you. shame on you . shame on you. shame on you. shame on you. shame on you. shame on you. shame on you . shame on you. shame on you. shame