recipes new ingredients sure says graham cornish which incidentally is his real name but the big items must stay handmade in cornwall not least for historical reasons as the chosen stock of miners who stands shame to cornwall this part. was of the help of the miners dr holmes and not only was it ten mind being called also last night she didn't really want to eat the arsenic afterwards. therefore they had was often discord in. the minds of since closed but the pasty lives on and many hope it will stay that way friends of the pasty are ready to fight breaks it or no breaks it. and we end on that tasting i thank you so much for watching. climate change. waste. pollution. isn't it time for good. eco africa people have projects that are changing the climate for the better. it's up to us to make a difference to an. exit. w. after.

we have a huge wheel of cornish gouda.and cheese producer of the cornish gouda. thank you for coming in with all of your cheese. explain how your business started because it was a while ago that your parents owned a dairyfarm. while ago that your parents owned a dairy farm. yes, it was a last—minute desperate attempt to keep going. my parents moved over from holland in 1998 and in 2012! came home from college to for sale sign on the farm and i decided to do one thing about it. we all wanted to carry on farming and living where we were, and! carry on farming and living where we were, and i decided cheese would be a great option because it needs lots of litres of milk to make a kilogram of litres of milk to make a kilogram of cheese, so it was an obvious choice. we went back to holland and we learned how to make cheese and we started making cornish gouda. you are 19? i was 17 or18 started making cornish gouda. you are 19? i was 17 or 18 when i came home from school and almost 19 when i first home from school and almost 19 wh

the dutch flags yacht was intercepted 120 miles off the cornish coast on wednesday.er force cutter hmc vigilant. officers found bails of cocaine wrapped in plastic bags in a compartment underneath the decking. we have recovered a significant amount of controlled drugs, literally hundreds of millions of pounds worth, potentially even the second largest seizure in the uk, on a sailing vessel. an estimated two tonnes has been recovered from the vessel. the national crime agency, border force and devon and cornwall police officers remain on the scene. the two crew members — 59—year—old maarten peter pieterse and 44—year—old emile adriaanjeroen schoemaker — appeared at bristol magistrates' court this morning via video link, charged with drug importation offences. pieterse didn't enter a plea. schoemaker pleaded not guilty. they were remanded in custody to appear at bristol crown court next month. janine jansen, bbc news. armed police are patrolling wolverhampton tonight after a man was shot dead in the city centre. it happened in the park village area yesterday evening. d

the dutch flags yacht was intercepted 120 miles off the cornish coast on wednesday.amount of controlled drugs, literally hundreds of millions of pounds worth, potentially even the second largest seizure in the uk, on a sailing vessel. an estimated two tonnes has been recovered from the vessel. the national crime agency, border force and devon and cornwall police officers remain on the scene. the two crew members — 59—year—old maarten peter pieterse and 44—year—old emile adriaanjeroen schoemaker — appeared at bristol magistrates‘ court this morning via video link, charged with drug importation offences. pieterse didn‘t enter a plea. schoemaker pleaded not guilty. they were remanded in custody to appear at bristol crown court next month. janine jansen, bbc news. the education secretary damian hinds has said that schools need more cash and less stress. in an interview with the guardian, he said too many teachers in england are being overwhelmed by excessive workloads. the labour shadow education secretary angela rayner said ‘we need action, notjust warm words and sympat

was not much in the news before he became a candidate president aired on what's you know be done cornish that you have made us. look like not made on the. i want to hear their message and as a q some of the cult everybody loves shoe just put the blame on the media because in just set. the media has failed ok. it's show that also this is not news it didn't start lettuce candidacy it was like that for a long time and maybe opposition leaders should also ask them selves how did they get here. the process has been gradual the pattern on an mistake all over the years to go on and his party have made headlines by arresting dozens of journalists and shutting down scores of news outlets an approach that hit its peak after the failed coup of two thousand and sixteen other developments such as the gradual transformation of the turkish media landscape through ownership changes have been less dramatic but just as consequential media companies deemed hostile by erda one have ended up selling their holdings to the government supporters the dolan group is just the latest example of that once the bigges

austria's fortifying cornish. police and soldiers are practicing how to repel migrants. but some locals find the drills totally inappropriate so. it's fear mongering really feeling that's because very few migrants are now crossing into the alpine republic. next d.w. . surely in a constant monastic island of the nation. it was once an important religious center until the monks left the island. their legacy was preserved and now they're feeling it was nice to get. the benedictines have returned. the monks a legacy. in sixty minutes. or. before brown really love hitler. or did she love the life he provided for her. she was the dictator's mistress. only an insignificant concert at his side. pursuing her own visions. as other woman got some close to. life and death with. starts july twenty first on d w. hello and welcome to focus on europe how to deal with refugees and this is a question that nearly tore angela merkel german government apart and it's a question dividing europe more and more european states are closing their borders and by doing so shouting migrants out. there

yes we have cornish and partner and we have different opinions but we have really very clear coalition agreement that it's not even when it's our with this party another example of this hatred is coming from the deputy prime minister your deputy prime minister simeon of he was found guilty of hate speech against roma he's still deputy minister and you don't say anything he's the prime minister not getting it deputy prime minister and you don't say anything and i often i was not the correct what is the ping and why different political parties and the wedding ceremonies of her in germany that they have a different opposition are doing great isn't anybody. like that about minorities in the german government another vote let's listen to your deputy prime minister he said in the bulgarian has an employer and i'm not agree with his being wrong or people are we have to try to integrate them but the one about right and we try to integrate them but we need we integrate our roma refugee our deputy prime minister our twelve percent of arrogating for some shots for russia's humanoids demanding wag

a group of divers has been photographed swimming with blue sharks off the cornish coast.y been warned to stay out of the water after another blue shark was spotted in st ives harbour. blue sharks are seasonal visitors to british waters, but it's thought the warm summer weather has led to an increase in the number of sightings. more warm summer weather to come as nick miller can tell us. is it one? i hadn't noticed. the beads of sweat around my upper lip, you will see more of that on weather forecasters' lips. the weather stays across' of uk. hot sunshine across south—east england, sunny spells already, temperatures have broken the 30 degrees mark in some places. feeling fresher and cloudy skies we re feeling fresher and cloudy skies were some in scotland and northern ireland as the weather front moves to revere. different air masses, different types of air coming into the uk as we start the week. blue arrows indicating fresher feeling aaron and northern ireland, parts of wales and western england, orange arrows from africa delivering heat across south and south—east engla

the right is under the above mentioned article of all money if the active complain it off appear to cornish due to the act is of racial discrimination as defined in article one of the convention. in this regard the court to recall this its conclusion that it need not decide at this estate of the proceeding between did they vary dented the use of the parties on whether the expression national origin in article one paragraph one of their incompetence discrimination on present nationality. in the present case the court no it's on the basis of the evidence presented to it by the parties that the measures adopted by the u.a.e. on five june twenty seventh. appear to have targeted only the targets and not other non citizens residing in the united arab emirate said on the measure this where directed to all capacities residing in the u.a.e. regardless of individual circumstances therefore it appeared that some of the activists of wheat qatar complains may constitute actis of racial discrimination as define it by the convention consequently the court finds that at least some of the right asserted by

cornish, welsh, a lot of eastern europeans -- >> aaron: croatians, serbs.hony: by montana standards? or by any standards? aaron: i would say by any standards. it's kind of a micro version of new york city. >> anthony: meaderville was an italian neighborhood and developed a tradition of supper clubs. lydia's was opened in 1946 by lydia micheletti in the fourmile, the valley below butte. so what is a supper club? i've heard about this tradition but i don't really understand what distinguishes a supper club from a restaurant. >> aaron: at least in montana the supper clubs are a variation on meaderville-style. involves this antipasto beginning. >> anthony: sliced beets, sweet potato salad, salami and cheese, side salad, pickled peppers, and breadsticks. >> aaron: then when you actually get your entrée, you get oddly enough ravioli or spaghetti or here both, but also french-fries. >> anthony: odd. >> aaron: that may be unique to montana. >> anthony: for entrees seared scallops and white wine sauce for aaron. me, noticing we're pretty much land-locked around here

they've hired robert cornish who was the new york stock exchange's chief technology. facebook famous duo strengthening the management team of their young company, gemini. right now bitcoin is at $6,562. it's not $20,000, $6500 and change, but still these two remain bullish. there they are with liz claman on this program. >>> all right, coming up next, the national job picture steaming ahead, but could president trump's trade war with china put a dent in the gold-plaited employment market? bankrate's chief financial analyst is going to be here when "countdown" comes back. welcome to holiday inn! thank you! ♪ ♪ wait, i have something for you! every stay is a special stay at holiday inn. save up to 15% when you book early at hollidayinn.com cheryl: so u.s. companies may have added 213,000 jobs in june, but how will these trade tensions and new trade policies from the trump administration impact the u.s. job market? is well, according to an oxford economics report, 100,000 american jobs could be destroyed next year if the president places tariffs on european autos. that's

steve: if folks would like more information on tour dates go to fell liberation cavaliere and gene cornish'sthat true? ainsley: president trump calling out twitter on twitter vowing to crack down on their alleged shadow bans. rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniels says it's happened to her as well. she wants twitter to explain why. she is going to join us next. brian: as colleges move further and further to the left. one professor has a radical idea shut them all down. that professor will join us to explain exclamation poin point. [cheers] ♪ ♪ sometimes within 24 hours. while meningitis b is uncommon, about 1 in 10 infected will die. like millions of others, your teen may not be vaccinated against meningitis b. meningitis b strikes quickly. be quick to talk to your teen's doctor about a meningitis b vaccine. when your blanket's freshness fades before the binge-watching begins... that's when you know, it's half-washed. next time, add downy fabric conditioner. downy conditions fibers with a long-lasting fresh scent. so your blanket will stay fresh through next week's finale. downy and it's done. jilli

a group of divers has been photographed swimming with blue sharks off the cornish coast.ook at the weather, with nick miller. hello. hot for some — very hot, even, in some parts of the uk this week. but others just warm. a bit of rain around in some spots, not where it's going to be hottest. and a range of weather across the uk. whether you're getting the air coming in from the atlantic towards scotland and northern ireland, it'll feel fresher here, more cloud, some outbreaks of rain at times. we're getting a feed of air to the south of the uk, particularly across parts of england and wales, where we're seeing the higher temperatures. not sunshine everywhere this afternoon. we have got cloud across much of scotland, northern ireland, parts of northern england, wales, into the midlands. some outbreaks of showers. north—west scotland brightening up. the lowest temperatures here, though, in the sunshine, across central and eastern in the south—eastern england. temperatures up to 30 if not above in some spots. into the night, we will continue with cloud into scotland, norther

after two teenagers captured this incredible footage of a shark circling a cornish harbour, we will hearwill be talking to the bafta award—winning director who has been given exclusive access to prisoners and officers at a controversial english jail. good morning. here is a summary of today's main stories from bbc news: the european commission is urging countries across the eu to step up their preparations in case of a no—deal brexit. the commission says the failure of the negotiations with the uk would have a significant effect on all member states. the warning comes as the new brexit secretary, dominic raab, makes his first official visit to brussels to meet with the eu's chief negotiator, michel barnier. the police watchdog said forces in england and wales must tackle significant problems in handling hate crime, ahead of a possible rise in offences after brexit. her majesty's inspectorate of constabulary found inadequate responses in 89 of 180 cases it reviewed. it found it took police an average of five days for police to visit 73 victims, while 65 were not seen at all. the governmen