children's author? you'll find astrid lindgren�*s world in vimmerby, southern sweden, where you can meet the strongest girlrent shows from the lindgren tales, which take place throughout the summer months. still to come on the show — i'm searching for breakfast in manila. we've got some okra, pumpkin and then, we've got a whole, fried mackerel. and the filipino pensioners in drag — a group of performers who've come up with a novel way to help fund their retirement with the aid of some sequins and a whole lot of attitude. so, don't go away. welcome to the most densely populated city on earth, manila. nicknamed the pearl of the orient, it might be one of asia's less visited cities but it's undoubtedly one of its coolest — a melting pot of filipino, spanish and american influences which has not only survived but thrived, despite the sometimes terrible traffic and occasional disasters thrown in its path by mother nature. this area is true manila — hot, busy and buzzing — and it's on these streets that you're likely to get an authentic taste of the philippines. this part of the city is home to many recruitment

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world�*s most vulnerable people. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. my name�*s shirley robinson. i�*m 90, and i have just done a skydive. well, my childrenor a skydive. i was diagnosed with leukemia, i suppose, about eight months ago, and it�*s chronic, so, i mean, i shall have it till idie. and although it will never get better, they�*ve told me, ijust go plodding along. i�*ve done this skydive to raise money for crisis because imagine what it�*s like sleeping rough. i didn�*t go out with the idea of raising vast amounts, but i have i�*ve raised over 5000. and it�*s just wonderful how generous people have been. you�*re live with bbc news. reports from japan say britain�*s prime minister rishi sunak and his japanese counterpart fumio kishida will agree a landmark new global strategic partnership at the g7 summit in hiroshima. the so—called hiroshima accord will include the doubling of uk troop numbers in joint exercises. president biden will arrive for the summit on thursday. as shaima khalil reports, japan is hosting this year�*s meeting amid an increasingly unstable and tense indo—pacific. at 0kinawa�*s naha air base, these routine mil

s. but judging by the broken roof of the children's world building and fallen trees in some places, it accelerated by schools, tore off roofs in stavropol, but , for example, in georgievsk, the main negative weather factor was grad, the diameter of the hailstones reached three or four cm. now the authorities collect information from residents about damage, judging by the galls. in bad weather, many cars will have to be repainted. at night and in the morning, the nastya zone shifted from the center of the country through the upper volga region to the northeast. now the most intense illumination. from the heap. rain clouds associated with the wave front are observed in certain areas of the arkhangelsk region, as well as in the southwest of the komi volga-vyatka region in the volga region and in the south of the country, while focal thunderstorm activity is already recorded. during the day, a band of thunderstorms rains will stretch from the russian north to the black sea, the largest amount of precipitation in places up to 12-17 mm is predicted in the kuban and in the republics of the north caucasus

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this is a nazi world, this is a world in which there is no equal security for children living in the territory. donetsk luhansk people 'sorozhye kherson regions is the most important task assigned by the russian federation in the framework of the special war operation. this topic became the main one already on another site with the participation of journalist vladimir solovyov, children were found. and through the lips. invent something that violates the principles any notion of law. since 2014 , more than 5,000 people have died in the donbass, including 138 children , almost 10,000 people have been injured with this evil. of these , 444 children are the smallest victim of the kiev regime. turned 27 days of the international criminal court. well, which is just a crazy decision regarding the leadership of our country and the commissioner for children's rights. help to adapt in russia and the problem is that the law is primarily international, it is today. well, just trampled down, and our former partners. e today what we call the collective west, they trampled. not just international law trampled on the right to protecti

this is a nazi world, this is a world in which there is no equal security for children living on territory of the donetsk luhansk people 's zaporozhye kherson region is the most important task assigned by the russian federation in the framework of the special war operation. this topic has already become the main one on another platform with the participation of journalist vladimir solovyov. when we return them for their health, they begin to impose sanctions against us. and through the lips. to come up with something that violates the principles of any idea of ​​\u200b\u200bright. we must fight since 2014 , more than 5,000 people have died in the donbass, including 138 children, almost 10,000 people have been injured. of these, 444 children, the smallest victim of the kiev regime, turned 27 days old. just a crazy decision regarding the leadership of our country. and our former partners and today what we call the collective west, they trampled. not just international law trampled on the right to protection. today we are talking about this right in relation to children. donbass all war crimes under the control of the commis

the world promised it wouldn't forget babies like anwar when this crisis began. but as he has grown the help these children are getting has fallen. anwar�*s going to be easy, but does it have to be this hard? rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news. as we've heard bangladesh is home to the world's largest refugee camp, hosting around a million rohingya refugees who fled a brutal crackdown by myanmar�*s military in 2017. five years on, the camp is beset by overcrowding, squalid conditions and crime. to tackle some of these issues the bangladeshi authorities have relocated thousands of refugees to a remote island in the bay of bengal — but the move has been criticised by the un and rights groups on grounds of safety. last week i sat down with bangladesh's prime minister, sheikh hasina, and asked her about these concerns. internationally, they praised you for bringing one million in a time of desperate need. the international community praised bangladesh. they praised you for bringing these people here. what's happened five years on is that there's overcrowding, there's arson, there's violence. there have been attempts to move them to another island.

children in the u. k. 's, former colony nigeria, stuff for, for record rates of malnutrition. according to a new world report, russia says the world could benefit from this agricultural exports as part of the black sea greenville spot. the u. one is unable to ensure a both shipments to countries in need. archie speaks exclusively to the russian deputies for administer. the very idea that was put forth by the un secretary general to ensure food security in the world, as it turns out, is not actually happening the good morning for moscow. this is our t international with the latest world news updates. bureau le isabel, happy to have you with us. you creating and security services have a rusted us blogger gonzalo lira in the city of har. cough he is accused of publicly supporting russia's actions in ukraine, as well as discrediting ukrainian military leadership. so that's all we're a, is a blogger based and hard cough. you crate. he is a citizen of the us. then she les gonzalo has been discussing the events of the ukraine conflict on social media with his twitter account having over 115000 followers. he

i think it�*s not looking good for the future of our children and grandchildren. he left the chp headquarters in tears. worldo. he�*s also put himself forward as a mediator in the russia—ukraine war. but it�*s back home where divisions may be hard to heal. inflation is high and rebuilding cities after the earthquakes in february are a massive challenge. mr erdogan promised in his victory speech to return syrian refugees back to their homeland. anti—immigrant feeling in turkey has been growing. october will see the centenary of the turkish republic. mr erdogan says he is confident about the future. others are less convinced. aruna iyengar, bbc news. the bbc�*s anna foster has been following the results on the ground in istanbul. the mood couldn�*t be more different. you saw in that report a few minutes ago the real ecstatic response of president erdogan�*s supporters on the streets here in istanbul last night. they started to head to the ak party headquarters. really, as soon as the ballot boxes started to be counted, there really, as soon as the ballot boxes started to be counted, there were there were car h

children because it's important. joey: we're only as important as the impact we live leave on s world.ill: on a smaller scale, still an important scale, we talked about on this program throughout the various times, various times over the last couple months, it's time for people to step up and take security and take responsibility and take virtue your own hands. you would hope when you do that you would be supported, supported by society, supported by your em employer as we would hope would be the case in georgia where two lululemon employees stood up to push back, figuratively, with their voices to yell at thieves, leave, get out, stop, go. instead of being supported. what those two employees of the georgia lululemon store found was they were fired for this. >> you can march back out. no, you can march -- no, march back out. >> no, no. >> seriously. get out. get out. [bleep] >> get out. video their car. rachel: so those two men not only stealing but also disrespecting those women and those women as you said, will, fired because the policy at lululemon is basically to just let it happen

children in the u. k. 's, former colony nigeria, suffer from record rates of mountain nutrition. according to a worrying new report. russia says the world could benefit from its agricultural exports as part of the black sea green deal, but the un is unable to ensure equal shipments to countries in need of our k sleep exclusively to russians, deputy foreign minister, the very idea that was put forth by the un secretary general to ensure food security in the world, as it turns out, is not actually happening the coming to you from moscow. this is our to international with the latest world news updates. i'm fiorella isabel. it's great to have you with us. ukrainian security services have arrested us blog or gonzalo lira in the city of hot calls. he is accused of publicly supporting russia's actions in ukraine, as well as discrediting ukrainian military leadership. this gonzalez lira is a blog or based on how to call the us. and sheila gonzalez could face up to 8 years in prison, apoplectic over this attention, or us report, or a wall street journal reporter, by russia, in, in russia, in reason to see whether they show the same concern and a

children in the u. k. 's, former colony nigeria suffer from record rates of mountain nutrition. according to a worry new report. russia says the world could benefit from its agricultural exports as part of the black sea green deal, but the u. n. is unable to ensure equal shipments took.

children 's belongings, of course, it was very difficult because the ceiling collapsed a little and all the boxes were signed and their favorite toys were there. for me, my kindergarten means the worldchildren, to accept them as they are, to tell you honestly, i am still not worried that this moment is in kindergarten because it is real. it was a dream in which i invested not only a lot of money, but also a lot for them of one's mental strength and because well, i developed its concept for almost a year and for the last two years all my energy was there except that i lost a lot of money , it's bullshit, but well, they deprived me of my dreams, you know dreams don't kill as we know that's why in this case i rely a lot on of a father who was deprived of his dream, on which he flew for the last 10 years, uh, but he smokes on the river bed nothing, i will pay off the debts, i will try again and why is a little broken a lot well, we already have historical examples of how different generations perceived it and how it was reflected on on people who survived the second world war from different ages, and we have, we know how it affected them, so we hope that these are our children, it seems

monica. hundreds of children in the case former colleen i jerry s a from brett called rates and malnutrition. it's according to a warning and you reports me while rest essays, the world code benefits from is agriculture to x, bolts, most parts of the black sea green deal. let's see you and is unable to show fish shipments to confusing need. that's a good.

the world promised it wouldn't forget babies like anwar when this crisis began. but as he has grown, the help these children are getting has fallen. anwar�*sthe news website vice — once a rising star of digital media — has filed for bankruptcy. vice media group was once valued at nearly £5 billion but has struggled to make a profit in recent years. our culture correspondent steffan powell has the story. vice — home to documentaries, written pieces, music, and news content. but not like we'd seen before. provocative, opinionated, different — disrupting the tired old boring mainstream media was the plan. all to engage with those who bosses said weren't being spoken to. we're actually opening news bureaus around the world. we're opening them in london, in berlin, mexico city, sao paulo, la, melbourne, johannesburg, nairobi, istanbul, moscow, singapore, beijing, tokyo, and kabul. and vice has had some undoubted success. we managed to get special permission for women to be allowed in... some of its journalism winning a pulitzer prize, multiple emmys, and most recently a peabody award. viewing figures for documentaries like this one in afghanist

s. buffy cool. as a trafficking children's name, you'll see your left knee or to our viewers watching on cbs in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin today with ukraine's presidential lensky doubling down, denying that his country had anything to do with the kremlin explosion, late on tuesday night. now, at the same time, zalinski is pointing the finger back at bruton and highlighting the indictment against them issued by the international criminal court who isn't as accused of war crimes in ukraine today. zalinski reminded the world that this is an accusation that is backed up by evidence and a legal system that is ready to act. impunity is the key. they opened the door to address if you look at any war, any, and a war of aggression and a history and they all have one thing in common. the perpetrators of the war didn't believe they would have to stand to officer for what the deed they must tend to answer. for war, however, brings war must receive judgment, as well as the lift gate is calling on europe to help ukraine get just isn't it's war with russia. the european union might also be helping key blues, the dom

children are born in the world, according to the british authorities. but how do they develop and are they alive at all? in the men's final, the confrontation with the women 'slleyball match dragged on and the kaliningrad lokomotiv winner of the last two championships left the series here for at least 2 more days and miss the opportunity to win and show bright volleyball in front of their fans. loko didn't plan at first. although not as devastating as in the last match, the first game also went to the hostesses 29-27, kaliningrad pumped up and seemed to accelerate with each draw and wind up hard on itself. it was they were exposed at all, well, this is character and only but followed by the valyrian dynamo began literally breaking the situation scrupulously systematically at first, winning the second council 25-23, and then the third most important 28-26. that is, before the victory in the entire dynamo championship , there was one game left, and a little later it turned out that there were also four match points. there was no female leningrad lokomotiv and it so happened that her men's and women's championships won a victory over someone else's site. this i

that 's how the whole civilized world was deported about what russian propagandists call the rescue of refugees hundreds of years ago. a year of deportation as victoria, you, her wonderful children , overcame fate as they escaped from russia and found themselves in their homeland again, i will tell you about the first known case of mass deportation in human history was the so-called babylonian captured in 597 ad, the babylonian king nebuchadnezzar captured jerusalem, all the population of the city survived. even at that time, the king ordered the relocation of the city to babylon on the territory of present-day ira. there, thousands of jews lived in special camps, and their slave labor was used in the construction of huge empires. some of the descendants of these deported jews was able to return to the motherland only after 70 years. when more moderate rulers came to power in babylon, and after half a century in the first century of our era, the descendants of these jews they spoke again from palestine, now by order of the roman emperor, the entire spasiana, that is, the romans in the first century resettled an entire people, so it was forbidden to settle in palestine, it even g

report by alena rogozina whom they meet, and for her the whole world in the eyes of the children froze dissolved in her boys. yulia bakunin 'skraine. how long have i not seen my mother for a very long time 3 years ago, that inside you can still write love for your mother, you don’t want to leave anymore. in it, the youngest cyril was 3 years old, and the eldest arthur was nine years old, when their mother yulia bakunina herself, she comes from mariel. she left ukraine for russia to draw up documents . they were preparing to move, the odessa region , the homeland of their father and ex-husband yulia , agreed to sit with the children, grandmother. they thought that julia would manage in a couple of weeks and return for them, but the younger kirill, a citizen of ukraine, at first refused to give permission to leave the ex- husband, then without explanation, the local authorities ignored all bakunin's appeals to them for three years of separation. we addressed the authorized representative to the presidential administration in ukraine. that is, where could address. we appealed everywhere, as if, well, there was no answer, the ma

the world promised it wouldn't forget babies like anwar when this crisis began. but as he has grown the help these children are getting has fallen. anwar�*ser charities are calling for vat on sunscreen to be scrapped, to make it more affordable. they say many people are choosing to go without, because of the rising cost of living. sunscreen is classified as a "cosmetic" in the uk and carries a 20% rate of tax — adding about £1.50 to the cost of a bottle. an ice cream parlour has changed the name of one its products after a "polite" request from marks & spencer. fabio's gelato, based in hitchin in hertfordshire, began making its percy pig ice cream last week, but the name was short—lived, as jon donnison explains. at fabio's gelato, they have churned out more than 500 flavours, but it's one particular porcine pot that's posing problems. so, we created the percy pig flavour and then we straightaway received a letter from m&s explaining not to be using their name, their brand name. right, you've got the letter there? i've got the letter here. while they're flattered that we've been inspired to create a flavour based on percy pig, they'd be g

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s born. when the carriage went by and he had the double wave on the balcony, he stole the show also with the platinum jubilee, as the children grow older the world'swas tweeting out and putting on instagram quotes about him wearing their suit. alexander mcqueen that dressed both the princess of wales and princess charlotte, they were radio silent. had prince harry been paid? we don't know. he was basically marketing merchandise at his father's coronation. maria: that's incredible. what issues do you you think will be brought up under the king's new reign? >> i think obviously he was interviewed because we all know he's been rather political and i would say somewhat left-leaning, he's been political over the years but he was interviewed previously and he was posed that exact question, what will your reign be like, will you be as political as you've been, and his answer was i'm not that stupid. he can't be political anymore, in a constitutional monarchy, he must stay above politics but you will see and you did see at the concert last night when they had the drones creating effigies in the sky, there was an effigy of a whale and they were singing at

children , there is also an older son, he is 23 years old. and where is he sits, where in jail? yes, why is there a small petty theft, let 's return to your youngest son when the worldand he has some kind of diagnosis. yes , we have been diagnosed with mild retardation. let's look here, mental development lags far behind age requirements , and then the child needs to create special educational conditions. now the child is engaged with specialists in a special institution. last year, i can’t walk now, it’s not working here because of illness, what does it mean it’s not working, if this a strong recommendation for the child to develop normally. i understand we went to our place, you now live on a pension for a child. i completed before. i can not retire, it turns out for a child to care for a child. the state pays you a salary. this is your childcare pension. so, you have to take care of him, so you have to take care of him, but in fact it turns out that you are paid a salary for nothing, because you do not take care of your child, only for benefits or maybe, after all, alimony. on the elements i will kick you out from home it is permanent, please, who else lives with

world. economic uncertainties, climate change and the covid pandemic. worldwide 149 million children under five are experiencing stunted growth and 35 million are suffering from wasting. here in the u. sresearchers cite problems including high costs and limited access to grocery stores. 55% of americans in a survey said that they had shopped at a dollar store in the past month. 32 million americans have at least one food allergy. and now there are new positive developments on treatments and prevention, especially for peanut allergies. now, a new study published in the journal of allergy and clinical immunology examined ways to help lower a child's risk of developing peanut allergies, the study found when peanuts were included in the diets of four month old with semen, six month olds without eczema, they had a 77% decrease in developing a peanut allergy. if the introduction of peanuts was postponed until 12 months, the allergy rate only decreased by 33% time is 4 39. today in case you're wondering is national chocolate chip day? chocolate chips are used in lots of our favorite foods from chocolate chip cookies. bundt cakes, chocolate chip ice cream. all this stuff pam loves chips come

s grandparents. lori was arrested in february 2020 and her children's bodies were discovered in june buried in chad daybell's backyard. we're seeing video of them in hawaii as the worldhawaii seen in a bikini poolside and that's what really created a lot of outrage is the fact that she never reported her kids missing and although she claims that she, you know, did not kill her kids, the judge made it clear even if she was in on it or had her brother alex cox who was another key figure, he passed away and chad daybell, even if they may have committed the murders, she is still being convicted on these deaths. now, an interesting part about this whole thing, prosecutors really pointed to her fringe religious beliefs and painted her as this doomsday cult mom who believed her kids were zombies and had dark spirits and believed that may have been she eliminated them but the prosecution painted a different picture and said sex, money and power was what this was all about and here we are with a verdict. they have not set a sentencing date but, again, lori vallow daybell faces life in prison for the death of her two young children. >>> the owner of houston's only lesbian bar

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world as well as economic uncertainties, climate change and the covid-19 pandemic. worldwide 149 million children under five are experiencing stunted growth and 35 million are suffering from wasting. here in the u. scluding high costs and limited access to grocery stores. 55% of americans in a survey said they shopped at a dollar store for food in the past month. zoom and youtube will soon be showing up on the display screen of many trucks and suvs. google has announced vehicles with android soft months. carmakers volvo and pole star will be the first to let owners watch youtube in their vehicles, but only when drivers are parked. drivers will also be able to join zoom conference calls while on the road, but those calls will be. almost all stay at home. mom say it's difficult to return to the workforce, accor of stay at home moms say they face challenges or expect to when trying to find a job outside the home their biggest problem the gap in the resume. many also say they faced bias in the hiring process. economic experts estimate more than 850,000 full time stay at home mothers wanted to return to the workforce in 2021. people nationwide are keeping their vehicles for longer periods of time amid

world follow the pageantry from westminster abbey on al jazeera. did i answer the okay, thanks for watching the stream on today's episode. why does the u. s. allowed children to spend decades in prison? it is a conversation that has been inspired by colleagues at fort lyons recently made a film called 51 years behind bars. let's take a look. in 1996, joseph writings a 21 year old manager of an electronics door was killed during an armed robbery and knoxville, tennessee. 3 young people were involved. amanda jo, good and amir nance were both 16. robert manning was 20. he gave almira gun and they both went into the radio shack armed amanda waited in the car manning later testified that he told the manager with a shot to the head even though i'm here, nance didn't pull the trigger. he was convicted a felony, murder, and sentenced to a minimum of 51 years in prison. he is 43 years old. now we're gonna talk more about amir and also young people, children, juveniles who are in the u. s. prison system. and why and what can be done about that? i'm not going to do that alone. i'm going to say hello to you rahim bethia and also michael, thanks for joining us. as i ca

children with weapons? i am leaving this country, i've lived here since the 60's. but i am done because right now, we live in the most dangerous country in the worldilled for no reason. thank you for your time. host: texas, republican. caller: on the issue of abortion, there should be no abortion. no court has any authority on abortion issues. every person's religion, go to your church and i will go to mine. another thing about donald trump , he says make america great again. the president of the united states only has control or influence over one of them. that is the united states of america. have a good day. host: that is it for open forum. next on washington journal, ryan fallon of demand justice joins us to talk about the bush for supreme court reform, including a code of ethics for justices. stay with us. ♪ >> book tv every sunday on c-span two features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction bks, live at noon easteron in-depth, philip k howard will be the guest taking your calls and talking about government and legal reform in america. he has written half a dozen books, including his most recent. at 9:00 p.m. eastern, heather mcd