he is more accustomed to a maiden over than a maiden speech but the recently ennobled former cricketerotham used his first contribution in the lords to call on the government to support community sports clubs. my whole life has revolved around sport, golf and fishing to name a few and most will know, a bit of cricket. sport has been more than a game to me, it has been a life and given my life structure and focus and kept me both physically and mentally fit. my career has been well documented, so it is no secret that i am a passionate strong willed man who will fight for the causes close to my heart, be it sport, countryside, charity and the world we are now living, coronavirus and how we continue to live with this pandemic. lord botham, whose presence even remote seemed to leave some of his new colleagues rather starstruck. the pandemic continues to dominate debates in parliament across the uk. in scotland, where a system with five levels of restrictions has just been put into place, the heads of the medical and surgical colleges have warned of an impending storm in the nhs after publi

my maiden name is toma and my. my father was the assigned defense counsel for a flute holes in back. hitler's chief idealogue of loopholes and bag. and the 1st deputy in poland. hans funk were among the leading nazis who were in the dock in nuremberg on nov. 20th, 1945, many other high ranking nazis had gone into hiding or like hitler and his propaganda minister use of google. those had committed suicide. the trials were held in iran, back of all places. the city where the nazi party had staged its rallies, where the fascist had flexed their muscles. now for the 1st time in history, a state's rulers were to be held personally responsible for their crimes by an international tribunal. the 4 war time allied powers, the us, the soviet union, britain and france, had agreed to this even before the hostilities ceased in what might be called an irony of history. nuremberg, the palace of justice, was left virtually undamaged by the war room. $600.00, the largest in the criminal court, was remodeled to accommodate the trial

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i gave my maiden speech on this floor, gave my approach through 26 years in uniform. the best of your calling, don't walk by a problem, choose to do something instead of trying to be somebody. as i make the trip home from dc for the last time closing the 9-year chapter of my life, with gratitude and no regrets. the most optimistic, resilient and gritty people on the face of the earth. my name is on the door in the office this year this is always been a team effort, none of what we would have achieved is possible without exceptionally talented and committed staff many of whom are here today. i'm so thankful for my team of professionals who embody core values with integrity, service, and i think those for all six years for my time in the house and senate. the legislative director drove the legislative success embodying the young brilliant talent making a difference on the hill. my deputy state director who took a risk to join the team in the house and built strong relationships, and a tireless caseworker to help arizonans left behind by federal agencies, they welcomed o

and i said to him well, my mother's maiden name was, i'm familiar with but i was just impressed with the humility with which he did that. and the genuine nature of his apology. now, you read a lot about his temper as well reedit you right at one point that he and you locked into a terrific argument and he said to you finally, we both have been hotheads, the two of us. one of us to calm down. talk a little bit about his temper and how it manifested itself and how you live with it or didn't live with it. >> it is kind of like a summer squall. it if it came out of nowhere, it suddenly burst and moved on to sunnier skies but he was very rarely ever directed downward and i think he could argue in a very heated way with anybody. he had great license to tell them what they thought, they were never afraid to challenge him or disagree with him but iwould agree right back if he didn't agree . but i think he felt he lost control ofhimself . he became discourteous and personal or something, he always regretted that and many many people have been recipients of a note hastily written note or an ap

the racing point driver stunned the competition for his maiden career pole joining him up front as red bulls a stop on championship leader lewis hamilton will start 6th on the grid up to date on t w. news this hour. but remember, you can get more end up stories and reports our website. just go to d.w. dot com. we'll leave you now with pictures of hindus around the world, celebrating diwali, the festival of lights on and off early for me, and the entire news team here in berlin. thanks for watching. outgoing director. close to tellem on the last cultural diplomatic. starts november 16th, d.w. . and it will feel it's the market for longs for a nature film to have commercial success. it has to be an upscale form of entertainment, a small, i mean, our freak out in the tsunami. often when you're filming in a national park in africa, if you would swing the camera a half meter to the left or right, you'd see $25.00 game drive vehicles full of tourists taking pictures, just need something to the east p. tag. and in all, should we depict an excerpt of a world that submitted lead being edited, t

so if she could not my name is not to play in my maiden name is toma and my my father was the assigned defense counsel for a flute holds him back. hitler's chief idealogue of the holes in baghdad and the 1st deputy in poland hans funk were among the leading nazis who were in the dock in nuremberg on nov 20th 1945 many other high ranking nazis had gone into hiding or like hitler and his propaganda minister use of google those had committed suicide the trials were held in iran back of all places the city where the nazi party had staged its rallies where the fascist had flexed their muscles. now for the 1st time in history a state's rulers were to be held personally responsible for their crimes by an international tribunal the for war time allied powers the us the soviet union britain and france had agreed to this even before the hostilities ceased in what might be called an irony of history nuremberg the palace of justice was left virtually undamaged by the war room 600 the largest in the criminal court was remodeled to accommodate the trial of the century. could told a retired judge was

so his opening remarks on these controversial measures doubled up as a maiden speech.iminal conduct bill seeks to ensure that there is a clear and consistent statutory basis to authorise participation in conduct which could otherwise be criminal where this is necessary and proportionate to what is sought to be achieved. he said it provided an express power to authorise agents to participate in criminal activity. this is known as a criminal conduct authorisation. the effect of an authorisation is to make the conduct lawful for all purposes. and i recognise that this is a departure from the existing approach whereby authorised criminality can still be considered for prosecution by the prosecution services. when i was in the police, we used to call most covert human intelligence sources informants, who were mainly criminals who were recruited and run by handlers. the way handlers used, rewarded and authorised informants to participate in crime was controlled by controllers. i used to be a controller. he said that, in making all criminal conduct lawful, the bill went too f

and that has a lot to do with how this country works and so much of the electorate deciding to use maiden ballots this year people are going to have to be patient so i think it's going to take at least a couple of days before we know who the president of the united states will be in is do we know what preparations are the drawn by campaigns making for a disputed election result. well for republicans they have a court system that has been handpicked by trump which of course includes the recent supreme court nominee picks a conservative churches also have been clear that they are not in favor of postmark ballots that are returned to office he would say this is going to be a big issue so and for democrats and liberals it is important for them to make sure that as many people as possible go out to vote because well it's really my it's being that president on the trumps announces his victory even before the columns are all in so all both sides kind of are really ready to fight the outcome in front of courts alexander is that the biggest worry in brussels for the european union that the electio

the canadian lance stroll took a surprise maiden pole position. the top of the leaderboard at the augusta masters. bad weather at augusta has disrupted the final major of the year. jon rahm had to complete his second round this morning. he missed that putt to take the outright lead on ten under. the third round is now under way, and you can follow the masters on the bbc sport website, and also check on all the results and watch the goals from the women's super league. that's all the sport for now hundreds of millions of people around the world are celebrating diwali, the hindu festival of lights. coronavirus restrictions have limited celebrations but there have still been some spectacular displays, including this one in the indian city of ayodyha. 584,572 lamps were lit, a new world record. and to anyone celebrating, happy diwali. we're back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello. no rest for the weather this weekend — more spells of rain swinging their way across the atlantic, pushed through on stron

the canadian lance stroll took a surprise maiden pole position.super league. diwali — the festival of light — is being celebrated today by hundreds of millions of hindus, sikhs, and jains around the world. festivities this year have been limited by the pandemic, but people have found new ways of coming together. happy diwali to all who are celebrating. you can see more on today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. goodnight. hello, this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the bbc understands borisjohnson is poised to announce that the government is bringing forward a ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars by a decade, from 2040 to 2030. it is understood that new hybrid cars — those with electric motors, as well as engines — won't be banned until 2035. here's our chief environment correspondent, justin rowlatt, whose report was filmed prior to the current lockdown. cars have changed surprisingly little over the years. yes, the design and the performance have improved, but what happens under the bonnet hasn't. i can't believe it

so if you can not my name is clay not to listen to my maiden name is toma my my father was the assigned defense counsel for a flute holds in baghdad. hitler's chief idealogue of the holes in baghdad and the 1st deputy in poland hans funk were among the leading nazis who were in the dock in nuremberg on nov 20th 1945 many other high ranking nazis had gone into hiding or like hitler and his propaganda minister use of google had committed suicide the trials were held in iran back of all places the city where the nazi party had staged its rallies where the fascist had flexed their muscles. now for the 1st time in history a state's rulers were to be held personally responsible for their crimes by an international tribunal the 4 wartime allied powers the us the soviet union britain and france had agreed to this even before the hostilities ceased in what might be called an irony of history nuremberg the palace of justice was left virtually undamaged by the war room $600.00 the largest in the criminal court was remodeled to accommodate the trial of the century. i fled toma a retired judge was a

les maiden was 62 when she fell ill. it took almost a year to diagnose pancreatic cancer.my sister, but it's not too late for others. and i passionately believe that early diagnosis will make a difference. the nhs is now planning to try out a new test in england. developed by the californian firm grail, it's designed to detect molecular changes in the blood caused by 50 types of cancer in people with no obvious symptoms. 165,000 participants aged between 50 and 79 will be asked to pilot the tests over the next three years. we want to be one of the first health services in the world to see whether this simple blood test can detect those cancers when treatment will make the biggest difference. but critics of the plan say the technology is unproven and there are real questions about the accuracy of blood tests for cancer. the nhs says if the pilot is successful, the scheme could be expanded to another1 million people in england from 202a. jim reed, bbc news. dr chris mcdonald, head of research at the charity pancreatic cancer uk and says the trial is a very good idea. i think

and he proceeds to apologize and say is on - - says to me he has a irish temper i said my mother's maiden name is so of them but was impressed with the humility with which he did that and the genuine nature of his apology you learned a lot about his temper as well that you were locked into a terrific argumt is that we both been hheads. one of us should calm down. [laughter] talk about hisemper and how it manifested ielf and how you lid with it oridn't. >> like a sqll that comes out of nowhere and burst and then moves on to sunny skies. but it was very rarely directed downward. and he could get heated with histaff had great licse to tell him what they thought to chlenge her disagreement he would argue back. i think he thought he lost control of himself and became discourteousnd that many people wereecipients of phone calls li yours were hastily written note or apology attack on a legend that was exaggerated i think to be honest it wasn't that g of a proem. it would come up quickly and be intimidating. but i think the best line anybody ever wrote about john mccain's personality was a wonder

so if you can not my name is not to listen to my maiden name is toma my my father was the assigned defense counsel for a friend holds him back. hitler's chief idealogue of little holes in baghdad and the 1st deputy in poland hans funk were among the leading nazis who were in the dock in nuremberg on nov 20th 1945 many other high ranking nazis had gone into hiding or like hitler and his propaganda minister use of google those had committed suicide the trials were held in iran back of all places the city where the nazi party had staged its rallies where the fascist had flexed their muscles. now for the 1st time in history a state's rulers were to be held personally responsible for their crimes by an international tribunal the for war time allied powers the us the soviet union britain and france had agreed to this even before the hostilities ceased in what might be called an irony of history nuremberg the palace of justice was left virtually undamaged by the war room 600 the largest in the criminal court was remodeled to accommodate the trial of the century. i should tomake a retired judge wa

nasa calls this maiden mission historic. to the launchpad a few days ago and are ready to go saturday night 7:49 eastern time. all astronauts went up into the castle yesterday for a final rehearsal. they are confident and excited. the crew shannon, victor, mike, and a man from the japanese space agency. nasa expects space-x elon musk to quarantine for 2 weeks now that he has cold symptoms and came back positive for covid-19. he tweeted: once the crew arrives at the space stations early sunday morning, all 4 of them will join the 3 others up there and the crew going up tomorrow night will begin a 6-month mission doing science and research 250 miles above. >> i am always jealous of you right now. you have beautiful weather. enjoy the launch tomorrow. see you. >> thank you. >> all right, big news in baseball today. the miami marlins hired kim angas the first female general manager. here with reaction is fox news contributor jim gray and also the author of a brand new book. let's start with this big news. the first general manag

human because when someone is talking about their favorite subject will feel at ease and open up maiden's off that way. of course, when you get to know someone much better than if you present yourself as a special deal yourself with the course of the past and use of group think it's cool. it's a role that has lived in vienna for many years. he's already had one or 2 personal experiences with dating apps and says they provide perfect material for comedy. dating is common to the dating issue is brilliant for comedy because we live in a time when there are more and more single households or you and i hate when people work a lot and go straight home afterwards. so online dating is a way of getting to know a great deal about a person fairly quickly and the equipment had to let the chanel in a little. and then mention basically online dating is also embarrassing things. all pain as well because within a short period of time, you're showing someone part of yourself and a mention, and then just and everything that somehow embarrassing has great potential to be something funny. but inside, because

what my mother realized is with her maiden name she realizes if i change it to rose, and my father's last name cummings, if i change it to rose cummings and show up with my light hair, i'm going to get the apartment. my father realizes when he sent his resume out as an it guy, [inaudible] if he changes his name to bill, he would get the job. so he changed his name to bill and my mother changed her name to rose. they got the apartment in manhattan, and he got the job. that's just the way it was. what's sad is my dad -- we still do it today, and it shouldn't be that way. >> there's a little bit of difference. i understand how you feel about your name, trust me. your grandmother, and this ownership. so proud of you as we say, for a as we say blacktina. [laughter] but you didn't do it because you know, you did it because sunny was just perfect and it fit. but i understand how now if you are looking back at the kind of success that you have, you wouldn't have to change your name. it's a different time now. but i have to ask because we are talking -- we always ask what would you go back an

was made in the early 20th century, an icon of the city is made at this time kind of a classical maidena with a crown on their head and a phoenix nesting in her hair about the take flight. and it was i will across the bottom. it's a sense that this is a city that nothing can stop. mrs. o'leary goes from this villain to this kind of folk hero. and in some ways did us a favor. it's just as condescending and misogynist as ever. she is a folk hero. you talk about in these celebrations the winning float in the rose bowl parade of 1960 of which the guest of honor was richard nixon then vice president about to run for president. the winning float was a float of mrs. o'leary's cow with smoke coming out. so spout the hundredth anniversary, richard j daley oversaw a dinner 4000 people at the conrad hilton hotel where they served roast beef. and played fire music. it became part of the story. and part of the border tower that is still there. and the city that could not be defeated. stronger than fire. >> it has been a great pleasure to talk with you. this book, i think people we just barely scratc

, started naming cyclones, which is just hurricanes by another name, after beautiful women, dusty maidens he referred to them as. well, his effort got squashed for a variety of reasons. but that yo then you fast-forwao 1941 when george stewart wrote a book called storm which was a national bestseller and in that book it talks about a storm that traveled across the pacific and slammed into california. it's not a typhoon, it wasn't a hurricane. but in the book one of the junior meteorologists decided to name the hurricane, that a storm anstormand others about women ae named this storm mariah. it got sent to gis and sailors in the pacific world war ii and that is part of the reason the navy and army started unofficially naming typhoons which again are just hurricanes by another name after women so in the early 1950s, the predecessor of the national weather service started naming hurricanes after the phonetic alphabet. but there was some confusion because there was another phonetic alphabet that was suggested so 1956, the weather service they finally decided to name hurricanes after women and

les maiden was 62 when she fell ill. it took almost a year to diagnose her pancreatic cancer.others. and i passionately believe that early diagnosis will make a difference to many people in the future. the nhs is now planning to try out a new test in england developed by the californian firm grail. it is designed to detect molecular changes in the blood caused by 50 types of cancer in people with no obvious symptoms. 165,000 participants aged between 50 and 79 will be asked to pilot the tests over the next three years. we want to be one of the first health services in the world to see whether this simple blood test can detect those cancers when treatment will make the biggest difference. some scientists are sceptical. they say the technology is unproven and that there are real questions about the accuracy of blood tests for cancer. groups which represent patients though say better, early detection will save more lives. now is really the time to get the focus and to really move diagnosis on, because really, for decades, the survival and the diagnosis standards for pancreatic ca

when my mother realized was, her maiden name, she realizesf i change rosa to rose and my father comes -- if i show up with my light hair and light eyes, i'm going to get the apartment. my father realized when he sent s resume out, if he uses another name, then he looks like a white guy but if he changes it to bill cummings to william cummings, he's going to get the job. so he changed his name. my mother changed her name to rose. we got the apartment in manhattan and got the job. that is just the way it was. with my dad, it shouldn't be that way. >> is a little bit of difference. i understand how you feel about your name, trust me. especially because of your grandmother, they are proud of you. bettina, right? but you didn't do it because -- you did it because sunny was easy and perfect and it fit but i understand how now, if you look back, he would have to change your name. it is a different time now but i do have to ask you, we always ask, what would you go back and tell your younger self? were nervous about, miscarried about medical, their treatment with medicine, being a woman with

. >> reporter: not only was this maiden cruise cut short but the future of the industry is in doubt.ppmann, cnn. >> our thanks to patrick oppmann for that report. >>> this year's cnn heroes, an all-star tribute, will be a special celebration of the heroic efforts of the many women, men and children from around the globe who, when faced with the two simultaneous crises of covid-19 and racial injustice stood up to do more to help others. here is one of this year's most inspiring moments. >> before, we never noticed the shift change. we didn't see the nurses, the doctors and hospital workers head home. we didn't notice the first responders leaving their stations after a long day. now we do. at 7:00 p.m. in new york, 8:00 p.m. in los angeles, in france, in italy and all around the world, the deafening applause, the humble salutes, we stop to say thank you. on sidewalks, windows and balconies, masked and alone in homes, people join together to give thanks to those incredible heroes who spent their days tending to the sick, helping families say good-bye and holding back their own pain to k

another claim focuses on the voters, claiming they're undocumented, from out of state, or using their maiden dead. the third is really based on the count itself that either the machines used to tally them or various organizations like nbc that called them are somehow rigging the election. and then of course my favorite people, the qanon people, have concocted an insane one that somehow the military set up a sting to catch the biden campaign counterfeiting ballots using some sort of watermark thing. that's just bananas. >> and people believe that stuff, people are sharing that stuff? >> yeah, i mean, they're sharing it a lot in private and public facebook groups dedicated to this idea of stopping the steal. i mean, what we have is really a collective delusion brought about because president trump has seized -- has seeded this distrust in elections and distrust in voting, in the process. and now what you're seeing is in the absence of facts, right, we have no evidence of voter fraud. "the new york times" reached out to 50 election officials and none of them have said that any fraud took place.

she could not in my name is claimed not to play in my maiden name is toma my my father was the assigned defense counsel for a friend to hold him back. hitler's chief idealogue of loopholes and bag and the 1st deputy in poland hans funk were among the leading nazis who were in the dock in nuremberg on nov 20th 1945 many other high ranking nazis had gone into hiding or like hitler and his propaganda minister use of google those had committed suicide the trials were held in iran back of all places the city where the nazi party had staged its rallies where the fascist had flexed their muscles. now for the 1st time in history a state's rulers were to be held personally responsible for their crimes by an international tribunal the for war time allied powers the us the soviet union britain and france had agreed to this even before the hostilities ceased in what might be called an irony of history nuremberg the palace of justice was left virtually undamaged by the war room 600 the largest in the criminal court was remodeled to accommodate the trial of the century. i fled toma a retired judge wa

do you want four more years at the minimum of donald trump being the hand maiden of trump mcconnell carryingcy. and blocking everyone joe biden will try to do to over come covid and restore the economy. or do you want to give joe biden and vice president harris their shot. i think there's a great chance in georgia for both of the seats. >> are these two seats winnable? >> both of the seats -- stacey abrams. i would never bet against her. >> amen. >> both of the seats are winnable. and i think it's going to be a pair. both democrats or republicans. it's not a split ticket. >> i agree. love having you on. still ahead. encouraging news on a covid vaccine. clearly not in time to combat the ongoing surge in many states. president-elect biden is working on the crisis. with this seal, this restaurant is committing to higher levels of cleanliness. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the expertise that helps keep hospitals clean, is helping keep businesses clean too. look for the ecolab science certified seal. to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. [grunting noise] i'll take that. woohoo! 30 grams of

naming cyclones which are just hurricanes by another name, after beautiful tahitian women, dusky maidenshe referred to them as. his effort got squash for a variety of reasons but then you fast-forward to 1941 when a novelist named george rippey stewart wrote a book called storm, which was a national bestseller. in that but it talks about a storm that traveled across the pacific and slammed into california. it's not a a typhoon. it wasn't a hurricane, but in the book one of the junior meteorologists decide to name the hurricane, not just that one, that storm and others from after women. he names this storm marais. that book got sent to gis and save in the pacific theater during world war ii and that's part of the reason the navy in the army started unofficially naming typhoons which again are just hurricanes by another name, after women. in the early 1950s the weather bureau, the predecessor to the national weather service, started naming hurricanes after the army phonetic alphabet able baker charlie, but there was some confusion because there's another phonetic alphabet that was suggeste

an icon of the city is made at this time called the i will woman, a kind of classical maiden in a toga with a crown on her head and a phoenix nesting in her hair about to take flight. and this breast plate that says i will across the bottom. you know, it's the sense that this is a city that nothing can stop. and in all this too, mrs. o'leary goes from this villain to this kind of folk hero. you know, in some ways did us a favor. it's just as condescending and in many ways misogynyst as ever, but it's, she's this folk hero. and they talk about in the celebration the winning -- the float in the rose bowl parade is 1960 in which the guest of honor was richard nixon, then vice president and about to run for president, the winning float was a float of the mrs. o'leary's cow with smoke coming out. so it's all about -- [inaudible] 100th anniversary, richard j. daley had a celebration at the -- where they served roast beef. [laughter] played fire music. so it became part of the story and things like the water tower which is still there has a little plaque on it. you know, this became -- which

for the first time in 100 years, maiden bradley village hall is silent. different a year ago, when bbc countryfile filmed here. the hall fizzing with festive activity. and at its heart, edna. i used to love the coffee mornings and of course all of the bingo and things that went on. widowed and 92, she says the community is going to need this place more than ever after covid. how much do you miss it right now? when you're on your own, you like to get out and meet people, like, you know, but if we didn't have the village hall i think the village would be dead. many halls across the uk are now worried about their future. although some grants have been available this year, it's not clear what help there will be if the pandemic continues. and empty halls mean empty bank accounts. all their income comes from hiring the space and fundraising. if they're not hiring out space and not fundraising, then they don't have any funding coming in, and neither are they building up the reserves or able to put money aside forfuture repairs and maintenance. you can see it is

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rafa nadal has fought his way into the semifinals in the french capital as he stays on course for a maiden paris masters title the 20 time grand slam champion lost 1st set against fellow spaniard pablo khurana boo stack but he came back to win the next to closing out the match 46756134 year on the dow has only reached the final and parrots it once before. is out will now face german alexanders of rev in the semi finals the german beat swiss stand of rancor in straight sets to get there so rabbit is also into his 1st title in paris but his only beat nadal won best in their previous 5 meetings. major league baseball will not punish l.a. dodgers star justin turner for his world series celebrations despite testing positive for corona virus the dodgers had taken turner ad of the deciding game after getting news of his positive test however he returned to the field later to celebrate with his team after the game was one l.b. found that turner was actively encouraged to celebrate with his teammates and even appearing in a photo with the. ok and that is all your support for now adrian back to you

australia started naming cyclones which are hurricanes by another name after beautiful women, a dusty maidenthey, his effort got squashed for a variety of reasons but then you fast-forward to 1941 when a novelist named george refuse stewart called storm which was a national bestseller, in the book it was a storm and they traveled across the pacific and they slammed into california, it's not a typhoon it was not hurricane but in the book one of the junior meteorologist decide to name the hurricane, that storm and other storms after women, he names the store mariah, that book got sent to gis and sealers in the specific untruths pacific theater in world war ii that is part the av in the army unofficially naming typhoons which are just hurricanes by another name after women, in the early 1950s the predecessor to the national weather service started naming hurricane after the army phonetic alphabet, baker, charlie, there was confusion because there was another kinetic alphabet that was suggested so in 1956 the weather service decided. in the specific theater in world war i, there were a lot of pr

the minute they show up, the apartment is no longer available and what my mother realizes is her maiden name was rosas so she realizes i change rosa to rose and my father's name is coming, her last name if i become rose coming and i show up with my light hair and my life i, i'm going to get the apartment. if i show up alone. my father realizes when he sent his resume out as an it guy, if he uses willie moses cummings, there's not a lot of white guys named willie moses but if he changes it to bill cummings, william cummings, he's going to get the job so he changed his name to bill cummings. and my mother changed her name to rose cummings. we got the apartment in manhattan and he got the job. and that's just the way it was. but what saddens my dad is that we still do it today. and it shouldn't be that way. but it is. >> i think there's a little of difference. i understand how you feel about the name and especially because your grandmother and its ownership, they're proud of you as we say and i say as a blatina, but you didn't do it, you did it because sonny was just easy and it was perfec

let's compare our really been a lot of these grow to maidens among the citizens. and these issues that we have bottled throughout the 27 years of single rule that a lot of people describe us and they are for like every other movement from autocratic within to consolidate that democracy. you know, that is that citizens expressions because they are not well, money just we always go in the form of violence. and then of course we cannot. feisal is also in the side harry john, which is already exposed to a lot of violent extremists. and that is why in this instance into the selection on each of these candidates, we have you soon wounds to heal. and of course need to start a force very distant and john electorates one 5th of the conferees, not going to be able to vote on one that they will continue to feel alienated from the ministry in government. and then on your part, it's also the perception of the extremists that they have actually succeeded. because if they are on to food, then it means that the, the, they are winning the war as it were. because the state machiner

minute they try to show up the apartment is no longer available and what my mother realizes is her maiden name was [inaudible] so she realizes if i change rosa to rose and my father names was coming so if i became rose cummings and i show up with my light hair and my light eyes i'm going to get the apartment but my father realizes when he sends his resume out as an it guy it is william moses cummings there aren a lot of white guys named william moses but ife changes it to bill cummings or william cummings he will get the job so he changed his name to bill cummings. my mother named changed her name to rose cummgs and got the apartment in manhattan and he got the job that isust the way it was but what saddened my dad was that we still do it today it shouldn't be that way. but it is. >> i thinkhere was a little bit of difference and i understand what you feel about the name and especially because of your grandmother and their ownership and they are proud o you as we say and when i say latina. >> yes, black lina but you did not do that because you know, you did it bause sunny was easy and per

for the first time in 100 years, maiden bradley village hall is silent.things. it's just sad and it isn't being used and it is a building that needs to be used. it was all so different one year ago when bbc countryfile filmed here. the hall fizzing with festive activity, and, at its heart, edna. i used to love the coffee mornings and of course all the bingos and things that went on. widowed and 92, she says the community is going to need this place more than ever after covid. how much do you miss it right now? when you are on your own, you can't just get out and meet people, like, you know, but if we didn't have a hall, i think the village would be dead. many halls across the uk are now worried about their future. although some grants have been available this year, it's not clear what help there will be if the pandemic continues. and empty halls mean empty bank account. all their income comes from hiring the space and fundraising. if they are not hiring out space, and they are not fund—raising, then they don't have any funding coming in. and neither are t

and what my mother realizes is her name, her maiden name was rosa besa, and she realized if i change rosa to rose, i if i become raz cummings and i show up -- rose cummings and i show up with my light hair and few light eyes, i'm going to get the apartment. my father realizes when he sent husband resumÉ out as an i.t. guy, if he uses willie moses cummings, there ain't a lot of whe guys named willie moses but if he chang this to bill cummings, he'soing to get the job. is so he changed his name to bill cummings, and my mother changed her name to rose cuings. we got the apartmentn manhtan, and he got the job. >> wow. >> and that's just the way it was. what's sad for my dad is that we still do it today. and it shldn't be that way. but it is. >> i think it's different -- there's a little bit of differce. i understand how you feel about your name, tst me, especially because of your grandmother. you know, it's ownership. they're proud of you as, you know, as we say a blatina, right? but you didn't do it because, you know, youid it because sunny was just easy, and it was perfect and it fit,

. —— smiling maiden. i would say for sure. and then they toasted their excellent work, christian.e had high pressure bringing quite a bit of mist and fog for many of us, but scenes like this through the day on wednesday, we had a lot of cloud. this is walton—on—thames in surrey. that cloud has been producing outbreaks of rain. we're also seeing some fairly windy conditions. so it remains pretty unsettled, really, for the rest of the week. the weather's going to be a bit up and down in terms of some strong winds, some rain at times too. what we have got is mild air in charge. that's been with us, really, since the start of this week. still with as at the moment, but we are going to be seeing this cold front introducing some slightly cooler air for a time at least through the course of thursday. but still temperatures are above average for this time of year. a ridge of higher pressure holding on for a time on thursday, so after all the wet and windy weather through wednesday night, it's less windy and there's a little bit more sunshine as well, especially in the east. the cloud will

les maiden was 62 when she fell ill. it took almost a year to diagnose pancreatic cancer.t months later. it's too late for my sister, but it's not too late for others. and i passionately believe that early diagnosis will make a difference. the nhs is now planning to try out a new test in england. developed by the californian firm grail, it's designed to detect molecular changes in the blood caused by 50 types of cancer in people with no obvious symptoms. 165,000 participants aged between 50 and 79 will be asked to pilot the tests over the next three years. we want to be one of the first health services in the world to see whether this simple blood test can detect those cancers when treatment will make the biggest difference. but critics of the plan say the technology is unproven and there are real questions about the accuracy of blood tests for cancer. the nhs says if the pilot is successful, the scheme could be expanded to another1 million people in england from 2024. jim reed, bbc news. president trump says he will leave the white house ifjoe biden is officially confirme

she came to this country in 1955, one of the hiroshima maidens for reconstructed surgery. we were with a group of international students, and the time when questions came around, one of the students stood up and said i am chinese. what about -- you want sympathy and understanding from the bombings, what about the japanese military did to my people did to china. and she said very quietly, we had no idea. we did not know what was going on. certainly she didn't, some japanese did. not everyone understood fully knew what japanese were doing in china. but you have a broad range of emotion on the war on both sides. >> the headline we showed you earlier from the associated press mark the 75th anniversary of the world's first atomic attack. mr. daniel, your visit in 2012, what was your initial reaction in going into that piace part in hiroshima? how was your visit received by both the media and the public? >> my reaction, the initial reaction in both hiroshima and nagasaki stuck. it should not have been a surprise to me, but it was. both cities, both peace parks, are very much lik

the weather is looking good for the maiden voyage and launch of the crew 1 dragon capsule.his will be big. look inside. weather conditions now 70% favorable. that is historic launch pad 39 and spacex falcon nine rocket on bottom and on top the crew dragon ready to go tomorrow night. the spacex launch is a bigger deal than any launch since the last space shuttle in 2011. in fact, nasa administrator calls it historic. it rolled to launch pad 39a a few days ago and ready to go. blast-off scheduled saturday night at 7:00:49 eastern. yesterday afternoon all four astronauts put on their pressurized suit. went up to the capsule for one final rehearsal for tomorrow night. they sat in seats and did every step of a launch and docking with the space station. the crew for this first commercial crew launch beginning a new chapter for nasa left to right mission specialist shannon walker, pilot glover, commander hopkins and naguchi from the japanese space agency. in may for the second and final test flight, doug hurley and bob ben k*in. nasa is beyond excited. >> to be able to do the rese