to address ellis act either violations or retaliation under the ellis act? >> well, i think the board have very broad discretion and it's cited in the brief to deal with permits that impacted general welfare, and i think when you deal with this permit in the context of the ellis actex vision that general standard for the general welfare includes what the act says which is that you shouldn't be causing disturbance during the year extension period, so i think there's no problem for this board to be cognizant of that and to exercise discretion in light of it. similarly the board couldn't say well you're going to have to withdraw the ellis act before we grant the permit. that would be clearly a violation of the eli guess act to do that so you have to be cognizant that the ellis act creates certain parameters but i don't think you need to limit them and not penalize the owner for evoking the act but i think you could say comes with the act that the requirement that he comply with it and we're recognizing this is out of compliance with the act and therefore we wan

ellie price reports.mes, but not too much. he wasjust a perfect baby in the sense that he only cried when he really wanted something. 0liver stepper was nine months old when his mum, zoe, got a call from the nursery to come straight away. i remember thinking at the time, well, they wouldn't have sounded so vague if something bad had happened. so i kind of got myself down there. that's when i knew that it was bad because there were two ambulances there. so i thought, hmm, this isn't good. 0liver had choked. he never regained consciousness and died a few days later in hospital. what happened that day at 0liver�*s nursery is yet to be established. a police investigation is ongoing. but his death has turned his parents into campaigners. their petition is against proposals to increase the number of two year olds and over a member of staff can look after in a childcare setting. while there are no plans to change the ratios for the under twos, as 0liver was, they feel once one age group is changed, all could be.

she also now leading the effort to raise money for the ellis island foundation.e to sit down with her recently to talk about her extraordinary life and her dedication to philanthropy and to her family. so let me ask you about something i can say i'm not an expert on, which is fashion. nobody's ever considered me a fashion plate. you invented something called the wrap dress about 40-plus years ago... von furstenberg: oh, yeah, almost 50 years. rubenstein: and it's one of the most famous designs in the last 50 years, and women are still wearing it, so tell me, were you surprised that after almost 50 years, women are still wearing the same design-- obviously different dress, but same design-- as something that was popular almost 50 years ago? vofurstenberg: yeah. i mean, it's-- you know, people say i created the wrap dress, which is true, but really, the wrap dress created me because, because of that dress, i became the woman i wanted to be. i became independent. by being independent, it paid for my children education. it paid for my house in the country, paid for m

then you would be offloaded ellis island, where you would be processed. if you came from the far east, japan, china and elsewhere, you came through san francisco. most folks have heard of ellis island angel island out in san francisco is a little less well known unless you're out on the west coast. but here's the thing. the boat arrives. you offload. you go into a multiplying of buildings to be processed. they will record in a ledger your name, your home country, your occupation, skill set. do you have? what family members are with you or might be coming later? they'll things like do you have a job? do you have a place to live? they will check your general health. they'll give you sort of a a fitness exam. and then if you pass all of these hurdles, then you will be ferried over to the south tip of manhattan island, and then are free to pursue your dream. it's what i call the final. now whose final? now, someone in this knows what i'm talking about when i say final. but you're almost embarrassed to say so last fable is. a mouse, right? fable. he lives in r

and ellis ellis, and i have a process we use in writing the book the way we do it is we get together. we agree on which topics are going to be discussing that day. he takes out of tape recorder. he starts asking me questions and i start talking. then there is a poor woman out in kansas who has to transcribe all of that. she then sends the transcriptions back to me and to ellis and then we craft chapters out of the transit out of the transcriptions. then when we get done with that, there's another poor woman who then has to do the research to make sure that everything that we say that we're completely sure of. is actually true. and and i'll give you one example from let me finish. where i would have absolutely sworn that this was a correct recollection. i had a good friend of mine in high school. who was murdered? and i was telling that story to ellis at that time and he said when it's happened i said it was the he had day before school started my senior year in high school. so we write the book and and write that that chapter the and and then comes back and he says are you sure it was

ellie price, bbc news, new romney.tch, who's chief executive of the early years alliance — he led the successful rewind on ratios campaign in 2013. i began by asking him why england shouldn't follow the scottish model. the huge assumption that everything is absolutely fine in scotland and that is not necessarily the case. talk to the people that do this job on a daily basis and they will tell you that they would rather they looked after and educated less children rather than more. so, i mean, ministers have been talking about looking at other countries for good examples, but it seems that they want to drive us down to the bottom of the sort of standards as such. they haven't taken anything else from it. any other countries other than why don't we let people look after more children? that is not the answer. that's not in the best interests of children. it's not in the best interests of the people that work in this sector. so scotland, i'm afraid, is not a perfect model. the government says that this will help reduce the

ellie price, bbc news, new romney.died aged 65 from liver cancer. levene founded the clash with mickjones in the 1970s, but left before they became successful. he then joined public image ltd, the post—punk band set up byjohn lydon after he left the sex pistols. an iranian man who lived in a paris airport for 18 years has died. mehran karimi nasseri's experience inspired the 2004 film the terminal, starring tom hanks. lacking the correct paperwork to travel, he had made a small area of charles de gaulle airport his home. emer mccarthy reports. mehran karimi nasseri's story was stranger than fiction. an iranian exile, he lived in paris's charles de gaulle airport for 18 years after being refused entry to britain and france because he had no papers. here he is speaking, back in 1999. i think nobody can live 11 years in such a situation. i am a unique immigration case. i have appealed to two, three, four governments. and some have been successful, granted. some have been refused. but in this situation, i'm a unique immigr

ellie price, bbc news, new romney. hello. welcome to bbc news.says recapturing the city of kherson means victory in the war against russia is only a matter of time. ukraine regained control of its southern city after officials in moscow said 30,000 russian troops were pulled out of the region yesterday. though sources close to president zelensky have warned that the kremlin�*s forces are making new fortifications on the left bank of the dnipro river, and there's also concern after satellite images show significant new damage to a major dam in the area. 0ur correspondent catherine byaruhanga sent this report from the capital, kyiv. this is the vital kakhovka dam, 36 miles north of kherson. it's one of ukraine's biggest hydroelectric power plants. under the cover of darkness, a massive explosion is unleashed. if the dam collapses, this could cause massive flooding, and quickly swamp over 80 settlements, including kherson. images from friday morning show sections of the dam were destroyed. the bbc cannot verify the extent of the damage, or who cause

so ellis, , i said ellis, all right, turn on your tape recorder. we don't have time to get together. turn it on and let's go. we just ready to go and within two days we had the last chapter done. and in the last thing you do is you write the dedication and the acknowledgments. so you see the dedication in the front of the book is to our four children and the acknowledgments in the back are a lot of people who contributed to helping me with the book or just contributed to helping me in this part of my life and career. so that's what you write a book. believe me, when you're finally done with the acknowledgments and you hit send, and the eight dollars they received, you don't want to see it again. you don't want -- you don't want to see the book until it looks like that. and when it does all you do is look at the book cover and title page which is fine. i have not looked at the text since late august when i sent it back up. >> and you also come also did an audiobook so that was a painful like 25 our experience i believe, as in other thing some of us

ellie price, bbc news, new romney.lliance. he led the successful rewind on ratios campaign in 2013. thank you forjoining us. the ratio in scotland is one adult to five children. why do you think england should not follow that model? i think there is a huge assumption that everything is fine in scotland and that is not necessarily the case. talk to the people who do this job on a daily basis and they will tell you they would rather in fact looked after and educated less children rather than more. ministers have been talking about looking at other countries for good examples, but it seems they want to drive us down to the bottom of the standards. they have not taken anything else from any other countries other than why don't we let people look after more children? that is not the answer, it is not in the best interest of children, it is not in the best interest of people who work in this sector, so scotland is not a perfect model. the in this sector, so scotland is not a perfect model-— in this sector, so scotland is not

but in the barney j barrow, hold it in with ellie the military for the country police this or and if it wasn't in put in body for you, sir, on the 1st part, this meeting with vote or was there one there. but what they did is not magic in the after truck drive will be supporting bizarre, wondering what that means, right? that is blocked by crossteck or at least a tape at some moment after noon where blood could enter to leave plates. mister fought? well, they said, so as waiting, there was an ar from sid chance are. i cross dw ramirez in rio de authority in everette maintenance were over a brit labs that kill more than a 100 or 40 people lodge were all saying when again, a plunging, dense into the below the bridge. only li reopen following months pass. man was great choices. when it he cannot, they all made but alive was gonna do that in the b brown. the bridge people fall below. we might also for this um, oh god, we were here. hold on to the z value, but let go. but we're not lucky with you with 3 friends bridge and now said she's a launched key of raised following the ups tending an

joseph ellis, john p. avlon, and lindsay chervinsky, thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> we are here to discuss an important moment in american history, it is the farewell address. i gave the tiniest little preview of what it is. imagine someone is walking into the conversation right now. what is the farewell address? john, i will turn to you first. what is this text? >> it is america's original civic scripture. it was the most widely reprinted document in american history, including the declaration of independence for around the first hundred years of the republic. it is the sum total of wisdom that george washington had accumulated in a life of war and peace, as president. he put down, working first with james madison and then primarily with alexander hamilton, as a warning to his friends and fellow citizens, which is how he addressed it. about the forces he feared could derail the democratic experiment going forward. it is one of the most prescient and relevant documents you can imagin

sarah kate ellis, thank you. appreciate it. wish we had more time. straight ahead, everybody.ry that could not be more timely. a look at how we got to this political point in an extremely divided america. and what it will take to get us out of it. the director of split screen joins me next. >> knowing what i know about how misinformation spreads. i think it was pretty obvious that there was going to be a massive push to support a narrative of a stolen election. rrnaative of a stolen election rrnaative of a stolen election grandmom! walgreens find rx coverage is here to make medicare easy... even easier than those dances your grandkids love doing with you. ok, i got it. (laughs) start medicare shopping today with walgreens find rx coverage. ♪♪ plus, find low-cost copays. when you need to talk medicare. walgreens, is here. ♪♪ ♪♪ walgreens. the eat fresh® refresh just won't stop! now, subway® is refreshing their catering with easy-order platters and lunchboxes perfect for any party. pool parties... tailgates... holiday parties... even retirement parties. man, i love parties. subw

evan, jessica, paula, elli, stand by. we're going to take a quick break but we continue to follow the breaking news on the other side. attorney general merrick garland set to announce a special counsel into the investigations into former president trump. we will bring that announcement to you live, scheduled for about four minutes from now. we'll be right back. steaeak and crispy bacon. but what aboutut the new boss? it looks so good it makes me hangry! settle down therere, big guy the new subway series. what's your pick? i'd like to thank our sponsor liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. coestants ready? go! only pay for what you need. jingle: liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. dove 0% is different. we left aluminum out and put 48 hours freshness and 1 quarter moisturizers... in. dove 0% aluminum deodorant. lasting odor protection that's kind on skin. you love closing a deal. but hate managing your business from afar. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed

ellie price, bbc news, new romney.imate summit in egypt have proposed dropping the target of keeping the rise in global temperatures below 1.5 celsius. mr kerry told reporters in sharm el—sheikh there could be no going back. scientists have warned that a rise beyond 1.5 celsius above pre—industrial temperatures could have a severe impact in many parts of the world. there are very few countries, but if you, that have raised the issue of not mentioning this word or that word. but the fact is that in glasgow that was adopted. the language is there and i know that the president has no intention of being the president of a cop, and egypt's president that hosts a retreat from what was achieved in glasgow. so we will have those discussions during this week, but thatis discussions during this week, but that is the adopted language of the un fcc, and most countries who have no intention of going back on this. us climate envoy, john kerry, there. 0ur climate editor, justin rowlatt, managed to grab a moment with him, and spoke to

sam ellis is with us in taipei. be dominating but doesn't give us any sense of what perhaps cross strait relations are like? samson: that is certainly the big question. a lot of the observers outside of tam -- taiwan will be looking at. we are less than 24 hours away from the opening of polls tomorrow and candidates are gearing up to make their final pitches to voters at a range of campaign events. this evening. as you say, largely local issues dominate these kind of local elections for your local mayor, your local councilperson. those are the main things that voters will be bringing into these elections to make their decisions. but of course we will get some kind of clues as to what the political landscape is in taiwan ahead of the all-important presidential election and legislative election in less than 18 months from now in early 2024. we're very much looking for clues about the strength of each party. the democratic progressive party, she's in power right now, but can they hold onto power? can they secure a thir

i mean 1st, ellis. what are your thoughts on the findings? well, the report for none of this is surprising, the past 8 years looks at be the hottest of our lives in. and what were bearing in mind her that the will, may certainly be among the coldest of the rest of our lives. for scientists have shown this very clearly burning fossil fuels release of gases that like greenhouse around the earth trappings, unlike baking the planet. and all of this makes extreme weather was it makes you levels rise. and this is something scientists have been for decades, oil companies as well. hm. and for decades, but to try to suppress those findings. and now what time does the kind of screaming governments to do is actually put in place policies to stop the v planet? heating up and talking about what to do based on the reports. what should that climate conference at gently tackle for the number one thing is reducing the greenhouse gas emission, greenhouse gas pollution, but if heating the planet, and that's one thing that well need is murder they have to do. an

mine is expanding, canyon environmentalist. ellis, but by duty is here to see the changes, 1st pant. she fears deficient like these. my rich countries are worsening. the climate griffith in her part of the world. i must see, oh, been very long to see what is happening right behind me. because for me this is what is killing people in my continent. this is what is devastating lives and livelihoods of frontline communities that are most affected by the climate crisis. germany, faith, the war in ukraine has led to when it 90 crisis for dr. fissions like increasing the youth of environmentally harmful. fossil fuels have to be taken. but it promises that its climate goals will still be met. death does not consult the canyon activist. she demands that big, pollute of must look for alternative sources of energy. and they should commit to their promises of being climate compensation to poor countries. and not seeing that kind of leadership or we are seeing is leaders seeing what they will do in international conferences. but then when they are off the stage they do something different. that i

ellie. boy: whoa. ho ho! big man. travis: hey, hey, hey. i'm about to shoot my shot. shoot my shot. you know i'm gonna make a switch. [wrestlers breathing heavily] coach: come on! circle, circle, circle. wrist control, wrist control. diego, on your back! let's go. come on. put your arms in. keep your arms in. stay in the circle. oh, come on, pena. elbows in. come on. there you go. [no audible dialogue] boy: yo, for real. throwin' a kick-back at our spot. y'all should roll through. it's going to be a good time. travis: you going, d.? diego: nah, i got to cut weight for finals, man. travis: come on, man. [dogs barking] [cell phone vibrating] diego: hey. travis: hey, are you coming? [hip-hop music playing through cell phone] diego: i don't know. travis: come on, d. i want to feel with you. [girls laughing rough cell phone] travis: man. this is beautiful. yo, give me that. diego: do you ever feel like... i don't know. travis: it's just one night, man. relax. diego: how it's... just, i don't know. it's like you ve a feeling and you know it's right. absolutely 100% right. for whatever rea

this meal goes from 11:00 to 1:00 and everybody is welcome to come out here on the 300 block of ellisck to you in the studio. jobina: thank you, gloria. the european looking green public toilets in san francisco will soon be removed from public streets and replaced with ones that look more modern. as leanne tells us, there are strings attached. >> these parisian inspired forest green public toilets san francisco has grown accustomed to will soon say au revoir as they are replaced with something more contemporary. >> i would call this elegant modern design. >> let's take a closer look. smith group was the winner of the competition. >> we are looking at the new bark portals, the trans bay, the model. >> the unusual texture serves a purpose, defending against the elements and the graffiti. >> the stainless steel is easily cleanable. the texture that you see on a is a defense against stickers, another type of graffiti. >> gaining entry is as easy as pushing a tan with your hand or foot. >> they are neat, they have a self-cleaning mechanism. certain bathrooms will be staffed to make sure t

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ellie price, bbc news, new romney.gland at auckland's eden park. the red roses held the lead for much of the game until new zealand scored a late try with nine minutes to go, putting them ahead by three points. celebrating and commiserating. steviejackson is captain of the wasps women amateurs team. she's an england fan, and deborah etheredge and christine wilson are new zealand fans. we started by asking stevie how she was feeling, after it looked like england were going to break through at one point. yeah, and it was a devastating end for england today them. yeah, and it was a devastating end for england today. finally their world record run of victories has come to an end but what a way to do it with m players for most of the match, they took it right down to the last minute. we thought they were going to manage it for a minute there and i am devastated for them with all the hard work they have put in, but it has been a fantastic few weeks of rugby. we have got to see it out there on the international stage. stevie,

i thought what luke ellis said was quite telling as well.insightful from what he said yesterday in our interview, talking about the recession in the u.s. being inevitable to curb inflation. what it's going to take to push that inflation genie back in the bottle. rishaad: we have these pictures there. quickly checking on how japan did close. 3/10 of 1% down. we've just seen what's happening in the rest of the region in tokyo. we are looking at some of that talk out there about the covid zero policies in china being altered, perhaps made less rigorous. that's being dispelled. you're taking a look at reopening stocks here? david: the further we get from that social media post, the more dated that gets, in the absence of anything that confirms that narrative, you will get headwinds running into this market which we are getting today in some ways. some of the stocks and focus there. reopening index is down 3%. flip the boards if we can. have a look at that. the apple story. 3000 nationwide cases. we had the three handle across china right now. ko

she could just shoot the list and the ellis group and then give them a delay from mr. actual to the less stress mean. yeah. like when you get a chance. newport news, i'm not sure is that you will probably and you can put it by which so immediately you in there. why? my son from the really because i'm waiting for the guys that are subsidy all. hey marson. got on last year to me and my last name or solution there with it is or where the the person script wait a minute for us to slow months to wait or wait. so there's more to move letters in schuman and mom. so let's go to the slow months of the month. okay, let me do that. i should do that. the stress i use cause it to your voice was appeased. go to these, you're more versatile. it are into sports channels for me to show you still need to work with you so much because i really anticipate that my little issues that i'm going to use and i'm with them with the team that sits on eastern william. i will take their stay, i'll be on the lesson to me at the ups sheets. listen to me. will you keep me on the me and we just need more working with the

in her dad's foot steps. >> this is probably one of the best times in history to become a pilot. >> ellies operating piedmont airlines. 400 new pilots have been trained here since june. piedmont gave a bonus for new captains. the hiring blitz comes after airlines struggled this summer, cancelling 55,000 flights due in part to staffing shortages. but hiring is happening beyond just pilots. american airlines says it has hired 12,000 employees this year company wide. southwest airlines says it has hired more than 15,000 and two customer service representatives are helping passengers in two ways. it call it's called agent on demand. >> i think this is going to be great help, especially now that we're having snow everywhere. >> airlines insist they now have the right people in the righ t places. >> we can be flexible. >> now, will he or won't he? the question is president biden isn't actually answering that question just yet. he says he'sing going to come decision about the 2024 presidential race when he talks to his family. >> the president has been playing it coy. jasmine, of course, the pre

of their own, hiring thousands of new workers from the front desk to the flight deck. 24-year-old ellieow in who are father's footsteps as a commercial pilot. >> this is probably one of the best times in history to become a pilot. >> reporter: ellie is joining piedmont. at the charlotte center 400 new pilots have been trained. >> they're doubling the size of the airline. >> reporter: piedmont announced a $100,000 signing bonus for new captains. >> opportunities have never been better. >> reporter: new industry shows staffing has exceeded pre-pandemic levels. the hiring blitz comes after airlines struggled canceling 55,000 flights due in part to staffing shortages. but hiring is happening beyond just pilots. american airlines says it has hired 12,000 employees this year company wide. southwest airlines says it has hired more than 15,000 and at united airlines, 2,000 new customer service representatives are helping passengers in new ways. >> this is debby speaking, may i help you? >> reporter: called agent on demand. you scan a qr code for a video call. they can connect with a stranded ag

deputy director for transgender justice sarah kate ellis, ceo of glaad, worlds are just -- joining me now, great to have you both here at the table under awful, awful circumstances. first of all, there is his profound sense of mourning. i thought that the tributes we started to hear about the folks at work there and what amazing, welcoming safe space it was our sort of testament to what is taken away when violence like this happens. >> yeah, i mean, i think this occurred just after midnight on trans day of remembrance. here we have a day dedicated to honoring the lives of trans people who are killed in acts of violence, two of the five victims are openly trans individuals. one of the bartenders was a trans man who is being described by friends as this person who was irreverent in his joy. he has a picture on his instagram of himself after he had top surgery, celebrating the embodiment that he felt, the very thing that we are seeing being demonized, not just in the right-wing media, by the way, but also in the center left media, and that is contributing to this climate in which people

of their own, hiring thousands of new workers from the front desk to the flight deck. 24-year-old ellie dahl is about to follow in her father's footsteps as a new commercial pilot. >> this is probably one of the best times in history to become a pilot. >> reporter: ellie is joining piedmont airlines. 400 new pilots have been trained here since june. >> we have true ambitions to build the positions and do you believe the-- double the size o the airline. >> piedmont announced a $100,000 signing bonus. >> staffing at the major airlines has exceeded prepandemic levels. the hiring blitz comes after airlines struggled canceling 55,000 flights due in part to staffing shortages. hiring is happening beyond pilots. american airlines says it has hired 12,000 employees company wide. southwest airlines says it has hired more than 15,000 and at united airlines, 2,000 new customers have helped. >> you scan a qr code for a video call. agents can now connect with a stranded pass sen dwer at o'hare when they're not busy at another airport like dulles. >> i think this is going to be a great help especiall

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and andrew ellis. nick is joining the chief there in connecticut. great story.l join us on a busy if wednesday morning. you are watching "fox & friends" from new york city. ♪ ♪ ♪ this... is a glimpse into the no-too-distant future of lincoln. ♪ ♪ it's what sanctuary could look like... feel like... sound like... even smell like. more on that soon. ♪ ♪ the best part? the prequel is pretty sweet too. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jump around ♪ jump around >> scores! >> ainsley: the score was 1-0. u.s.a. wins and we move on. we beat iran yesterday. very exciting. brian, i thought of you when we were watching the game we move on to play finland on saturday.

and he told me how he got ellis jones out of prison or with johnson the first in the usa received a lifeentence for a non- violent crime in 1996 a black woman was sentenced in an anarchist case for trump really personally asked kim kardashian here is this photo from their meeting. in the oval office, it even became a meme and a reason for parodies. but the main thing is that the republican president thus raised his popularity among african americans, the liberals tried to portray him as russia there is no longer trump in the white house, and racism in the most liberal us city now looks like this the head of the electoral committee of san francisco with him a specialist with a twenty-year-old the seniority did not renew the contract because he was a white man that he no longer had a job, arts was informed in an e-mail. his colleagues also referred to the plan of action for racial equality, adopted in the department of the plan for irony by the victim himself and approved. here is an excerpt of the plan was developed as a result of collaboration between department director john ar. there l

historian and joseph ellis as well cnn. >> good evening everyone my name is kevin butterfield >> good evening everyone my name is kevin butterfield kevin butterfield, the mount lady ladies association that rescue mount vernon in the 1850s which continues to protect and preserve it today. i wanna welcome it to their conversation about george washington's farewell address. on september 19th 1796 drones in announce to the world that he would not seek reelection to the presidency. his letter to friends and citizens offered some of the most thorough, thoughtful, even inspiring advice which had everyone given to the american people. more than a few genuine warnings were concluded there as well. a good number of the hopes and fears that remain with us as the nation are discussed in this now 225-year-old document. much of what we debate and discuss in 24 century american politics is addressed here in one form or another. in recognition of the 225th anniversary of this document, we brought together a an incredible lineup of talented scholars to reflect on the relevance of the farewell dress to

cnn legal analyst ellie honing explains how investigators have no time to lose. >> we're already nearly years out from the january 6 attack, donald trump to his own advantage, to his own tactical advantage has now declared his candidacy. it doesn't mean it's going to be harder to charge him but it certainly is going to be harder to convict him and i think both the attorney general and jack smith the newly appointed special counsel have shown that they understand that. both of them went out of their way in their fairly limited public statements to say this will be handled expeditiously, this will not sidetrack this or slow this down and i think they really need to follow up on that. >> cnn legal analyst ellie honing speaking to us earlier. >>> while millions of americans have been approved to have some of their student loans forgiven but the government cannot pay off those debts while the program is being challenged in the courts. cnn's arlette saenz has more. >> reporter: the biden administration started sending emails to those individuals whose student debt relief applications have bee

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saracens holly aitchson and harlequins ellie kildunne are both in england's starting line—up for theirday. you can also get the latest news from the world cup and the men's autumn internationals on the rugby union daily podcast. england captainjos butler says it'll be a late call on the fitness of dawid malan and mark wood before their t20 world cup semifinal against india tomorrow. both players went through fitness tests during this morning's training session, with mark wood seeming more likely to be available. malan, who was injured in saturday's win over sri lanka, looks less likely to be fit in time. if england win, they'll face pakistan in sunday's final. yeah, it is, but that is exciting as well. everyone... selection has been really tough throughout the whole tournament and the guys who have not played so far are all desperate to play and want to be involved in all of the big games, depth in the squad. so, we back everyone to do theirjob when required and what better occasion to come into if someone is required to do that? veteranjimmy white has qualified for the uk snooker cham

i can like you sort of broad green keep them for ever since queen a king could pamper. ellis, we'd become famous for being the island where the women have all the power america will gaily the said, oh, let me go, mr. again, here the problems are solved before they get bigger than 11. pick her up at a month, you buy in august, and we have our queens to thank for natalie, the really bit of the political half of it again. o. king pampa is revered in iran, go, her remains are kept here in this hut, in anti koga. it's become a sacred place for people to visit. she's known for leading the resistance against the portuguese colonial powers and for championing social reforms and women's rights until her death. in 1930 today though, there is also a village chief caetano to penya. queen any pays him regular visits, as his opinion is important to her. after all, the men should also have a voice. in this way, the women ensure that no problem is ignored and everyone feels included when i, when i thought of the government in the capital be so seems to care little for the role of the women on iran go. it