there was a bit of an epic against diane parry of france, | epic against diane parry of france, and parrye good results and gross over the last couple of years. she would fancy herself to beat parry, but she is nowjust gone out on three sets, have yet died. losing this 16—4. remember that harriet dart. —— harriet dart. and many morose mode getting the job done. out goes harriet dart. later on, we have liam brodie, kenny mcnally, and dan evans. dan evans, in his own words, has had a horrible year. he says that he went out in the opening rounds of queens, and it does not look like henry moran can hear us now. we will try to get back to him later to discuss the third test taking place at headingley, england against australia. it gets under way on thursday. roy hodgson is targeting a "top half finish" with crystal palace, after the club confirmed he will be their manager next season. the 75—year—old returned to palace in march when he replaced patrick vieira on a deal until the end of last season. he helped steer the side out of the relegation zone, taking 18 points from his ten games in char

josh parry in livable for us _ united them in that protest. josh parry in livable for us there.ball at the panamanian football federation. match isjust coming up to full time shortly, and jamaica are leading i—0. carolina... i don't know if we have got karoly no, we might have technical problems. at the moment, the match is coming to an end. carolina, can you hearus? is coming to an end. carolina, can you hear us? we are trying to connect to you, carolina. can you hear us? no, i connect to you, carolina. can you hearus? no, idon't connect to you, carolina. can you hear us? no, i don't think we can quite connect to her. we were going to speak to her about the match where jamaica is leading i—0 and the matches coming to a close but it looks like jamaica was going to clinch that and you can get the latest on that score from our website. the barbie film continues its relentless race across the globe. warner brothers say the picture has now made over half a billion dollars at the global box office. based on the famous toy doll, it dominates the box office in 69 countries and territor

mike parry , st script tonight.ike parry, st giles' curci and lizzie zita the ultimate dream team tonight , ultimate dream team tonight, i'll be asking the pundits, should pregnant women ever be put behind bars? and as a us congress point to evidence of auen congress point to evidence of alien life, are ufos real after all? and frankly, if they turn out to have half a brain, shall we get the aliens to run the world? plus your emails, especially the spicy ones, market gbnews.com. this show has a very strict golden rule . we a very strict golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. lots to get through. we start with my big opinion . there was with my big opinion. there was a lot of competition this week for worst take on the nigel farage de—banking scandal with all the usual suspects . it's pillars of usual suspects. it's pillars of the north london champagne swilling media elite queuing up to demonstrate either their ignorance about the societal implications of nigel farage's account suspe

mike parry , st script tonight.ike parry, st giles' curci and lizzie zita the ultimate dream team tonight , ultimate dream team tonight, i'll be asking the pundits, should pregnant women ever be put behind bars? and as a us congress point to evidence of ahen congress point to evidence of alien life, are ufos real after all? and frankly, if they turn out to have half a brain, shall we get the aliens to run the world? plus your emails, especially the spicy ones, market gbnews.com. this show has a very strict golden rule . we a very strict golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. lots to get through. we start with my big opinion . there was with my big opinion. there was a lot of competition this week for worst take on the nigel farage de—banking scandal with all the usual suspects . it's pillars of usual suspects. it's pillars of the north london champagne swilling media elite queuing up to demonstrate either their ignorance about the societal implications of nigel farage's account suspe

josh parry, bbc news, liverpool.russia editor steve rosenberg has been charting the dramatic events — notjust in words and pictures, but also in music. he's been writing a piece for the piano that expresses what he's experiencing in a country transformed by the war it started. in a world that feels as if it's been turned upside down, writing music has become my way of charting what's happening around me. i wrote isolation a few days after russia's full—scale invasion of ukraine — after russia embraced war and faced international isolation. months pass. the war drags on. the second movement — parallel reality. from morning till night, the state media in russia declares, "we didn't invade ukraine. "russia never starts wars. "it's the west waging war on russia!" the picture presented here is back to front, inside out, a parallel reality. after 16 months of war, you could feel the instability in russia — armed mercenaries have mutinied and marched on moscow. and so, the third movement. time of troubles — or, in russian,

here's josh parry. in this rainbow, the yellow and blue takes centre stage.ople are kind of tired about... of the war, but you cannot be tired because people are dying on the front line. ourfriends and loved ones. queer people are dying on the front line to protect freedom. liverpool and ukraine already have a special relationship after the city stepped in to host eurovision back in may. # stefaniya, mamo, mamo, stefaniya...# organisers see this march as a chance to continue that legacy. those marching carried messages of support for those on the front line back home, like combat medics boris and elena. are you looking forward to the day that you could both march together? yeah, because when pride will happen in kyiv, it means, like, the war is over and we...we can, like, back to... some kind of normality to our life. why was it important that liverpool played host to kyiv pride this year? i think when we stepped in to do eurovision, we found that the reception we got from the country about hosting it on behalf of ukraine was really positive. so planning for

josh parry, bbc news, liverpool.ble pictures that have come in. the grizzly bear was caught on camera, cooling off in a private home's pool in burbank during the record—breaking heatwave temperatures on friday. police released this footage of the unusual bath. officers say locals had spotted the bear on a hillside before it took a dip in the pool. the owner said it was in there for about five minutes before climbing up a tree and falling asleep. to italy, and something that shocked locals in calabria. an elephant was spotted stomping down a highway. in this video, shared with the bbc, the animal appears to be heading towards a supermarket. local media reports say it escaped a local circus, and has since been returned. the bbc contacted the police, but authorities avoided addressing the elephant in the room and were unable to confirm the story. stay with us here on bbc news. more on the website and app. see you soon. hello there. this weekend is not as wet as it was last weekend where we had a month's worth of rain in

we are late in the third with harriet dart, trailing 5—4 two diane parry. it started at 11. a museum exhibit. david sillitoe, bbc news, dudley. it's the epitome of not only tennis, but many sports, i think.

josh parry, bbc news, liverpool.d. here is steve playing that music and talking about his composition. sombre chords in a world that feels as if it's been turned upside down, writing music has become my way of charting what's happening around me. i wrote isolation a few days after russia's full—scale invasion of ukraine, after russia embraced war and faced international isolation. the months pass, the war drags on. the second movement — parallel reality. music builds from morning till night, the state media in russia declares, "we didn't invade ukraine. russia never starts wars. it's the west waging war on russia." the picture presented here is back to front, inside out, a parallel reality. after 16 months of war, you can feel the instability in russia. armed mercenaries have mutinied and marched on moscow. and so the third movement. time of troubles or in russian... that russian word refers to a murky time of turmoil, chaos and coups. it is a recurring feature of russian history. where will my piece go from here? ho

josh parry, bbc news, liverpool.gnitude earthquake. experts analysed data from her sell—out tour dates last weekend. more than 100 and forty thousand people attended over two nights and it's thought dancing swifties caused the activity. her eras tour is one of the most expensive ever, costing an estimated 100 million dollars. to italy, and something that shocked locals in calabria. an elephant was spotted stomping down a highway. in this video shared with the bbc, the animal appears to be heading towards a supermarket. local media reports say it escaped a local circus, and has since been returned. that's all for now. thanks very much for watching. hello. today was quite a showery day for some of us, particularly in the north. further showers to come through this evening and overnight. how about sunday? it starts off quite bright in a number of locations but clouds will thicken through the morning, into the afternoon and more persistent rain is on the way, too. here is one weather system ready to come our way. this is

harriet dart lost to diane parry early on after taking the first set on a tie—break, losing in three.ht sets by olympic champion belinda bencic but better news forjodie burrage who beat caty mcnally to win her first match at wimbledon. up next for her, 11th seed daria kasatkina. you can find all the results on our website. on tuesday the women's defending champion elena rybakina kicks off the action on centre court. with the men's defending champion novak djokovic safely through to the second round, tuesday sees the women's champion elena rybakina begin the defence of her title and goes into the championships with great uncertainty. she was forced to pull out of the french open with a virus and it does not appear as though she is fully recovered. american shelby rogers, now 30, will be her opponent. women's tennis has a big three challenging iga swiatek for the world number one spot — aryna sabalenka last year with a ban on russian and belarusian players, sabalenka is back saying last year when do what to watch wimbledon from her television made her cry. she faces hungary's panna udva

harriet dart lost to diane parry early on.ie break, she lost in three. katie swan was beaten in straight sets by the olympic champion belinda bencic. but better news for jodie burrage, who beat caty mcnally to win her first match at wimbledon. up next for her, 11th seed daria kasatkina. you can find all the results on our website. on tuesday, we'll see the women's defending champion elena rybakina kick off the action on centre court. chetan pathak looks ahead to day two. the men's defending champion novak djokovic safely through to the second round tuesday sees the women's champion elena rybakina begin the defence of her title. she begins these champion chips with uncertainty. she was forced to pull out of the french open with a virus and it does not feel as though she is fully recovered from it. america's shelby rogers now her opponent. women's tennis has a big three. challenging iga swiatek, that world number one spot is aryna sabalenka. sabalenka is back, saying that last year, when she had to watch women from television, i

people will march through liverpool as the city hosts a joint pride celebration with ukraine. josh parryr me of what felt like home. it was welcoming and kind of busy in many ways. mainly because of the people, because of the community i have over here. 2000 miles away from her birthplace of donet5k, maria has a new place to call home. i like it about liverpool it is very diverse. i like it for being a very diverse city with many people from all over the world. , ., ., ., ;;:: :: :: world. they are one of 3000 ukrainians _ world. they are one of 3000 ukrainians who _ world. they are one of 3000 ukrainians who found - world. they are one of 3000 ukrainians who found safety| world. they are one of 3000 i ukrainians who found safety in mer5ey5ide since the war began. i want to say thank you very much to the amazing queer couple who took me and made me feel like home for the first time. ,, , ., ~ ., ~ ., time. stephanie, mumma mumma, stehanie time. stephanie, mumma mumma, stephanie r- _ time. stephanie, mumma mumma, stephanie r. this _ time. stephanie, mumma mumma, stephanie r. this year, _

josh parry, bbc news, liverpool.—scale invasion of ukraine. after russia embraced war and faced international isolation. the months pass, the war drags on. the second movement — parallel reality. from morning till night, the state media in russia declares, "we didn't invade ukraine. russia never starts wars. "it's the west waging war on russia." the picture presented here is back to front, inside out, a parallel reality. after 16 months of war, you can feel the instability in russia. armed mercenaries have mutinied and marched on moscow. and so the third movement. time of troubles or in russian... that russian word refers to a murky time of turmoil, chaos and coups. it is a recurring feature of russian history. where will my piece go from here? how many more movements? how will they sound ? it's impossible to predict, just like russia's future. this is bbc news. stay with us if you can. hello. further showers to come through this evening and overnight. how about sunday? on the satellite picture you can see the swirl

this weapon is necessary to parry aggression. moreover, you know, the old man is such a person and has such a reputation that if it is necessary to strike in response to aggression, he will strike, of course, not at the cities. well , as he himself said, without hesitation , the invasion of enemy territory and military facilities on enemy territory by groupings of troops. moreover, knowing this politician, including personally and informally. i want to say that alexander grigorievich will not flinch, and no one in the west has the slightest doubt. that is, if there is lukashenka's invasion operation will strike back and carry out nuclear retaliation. and in fact. it's good from a point of view. that this combination let's sing to europe of the third world war, the presence on the territory of belarus of russian tactical nuclear weapons and the availability of means of their delivery in the belarusian armed forces is a concern for the fate of hundreds of millions of europeans, whom we thereby save from the adventuristic policy of

explaining that the student takes this model and a model is a task like creating two responsibilities of parrying a lot of things. the learner we have defined and designed the spray of the story for one day , helping the teacher and leaving the responsibility to him. there are 90s in the school and the children were very good in communicating with the students and there are many of them. if we managed a part of the school with the help of the coach and then with the help of the teacher and badi, we are on the path of creating hope for student registration. the discussion of three-part accountability is the procedure of hope the third point is to give an identity and if we give an identity to the students, we will do this by god's grace, we will be responsible , we will give an identity. take the revolutionary identity and the islamic identity from the students, give them all an identity , use masoudi, introduce them with a role model, be sure that the spirit of hope and hope for the future will become more alive. you have time to finish dear sirs, please do it. i would like to thank all the offic

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europeans also consider household offensive equipment and they say, russian engineers will parry the fantasy of european journalists. after all, in fact , the russian defense industry. we have our own technologies, the growth of production for the needs of the ministry of defense is a vivid confirmation of this, and i remind you that hundreds of lancet shots for the ukrainian and their western curators of the country have become, to put it mildly, an unpleasant revelation. and if some industry broadcasts require imported microcircuits, then they can simply be ordered without a cover in the form of a dishwasher or washing machine about this, although not often, experts in nato countries still write hints that such messages. gypsy european media are quoting flatterers against the sanctions actions of western politicians, it is inconvenient to talk about the fact that russia is in normal commercial business relations with many countries, that russia has the ability to actually buy semiconductors and chips, and so on. everything you need. it kind of destroys the myth about isolation of r

territories, the control measures have now declined , despite the fact that formally there the enemy is parryinghe arrivals were recorded before that, or is it the presence of enemy personnel, that is, in the berdyansk plan and the primorsky line in general, let’s say it is quite controlled now, it indicates the desire of people even from the occupied territories to go on vacation, because someone lives in a recreation base at almost all recreation centers well, accordingly, he controls so that no one comes , does not see, i will not pass on information about the consequences of the dune, the signs are given further. well, actually, dune looks very bad. now i understand that you cannot book rooms there or something else is there any news about this hotel? this is the second such case. before that, there was a case in primorsk when the leaders covered a rag with a rocket in the same way when they were at a recreation base there, preparing to leave. there was an arrival, that is, the local population hmm helps destroy the enemy and transmits information where and how is it like this? by the way, w

the most talked about penalty happened in the first half stoppage time igor akinfeev parried a shot from ivan olenikov's point, but the match referee vladislav bezborodov watched a video replay of the foul after this save, which led to a penalty kick. as a result , the ropes were broken and cska defender milan was scored by the traffic police. they removed it after the match, it was regarded as a violation of the war protocol and cska filed a protest. first time. as a result, it lasted almost five hours in the match, a penalty kick was appointed at the seventy -eighth minute, and in stoppage time there was another third in the match . andrey semyonov received a red card 3:2 cska victory in this eventful event. in other matches of the tour, dinamo missed the victory over the wings of the soviets , muscovites, during the matches orders 2:03:1, and in the end 3.3 ural nizhny novgorod goalless draw rostov took points at home. champions at zenit 1:1 rubin orenburg also 11 lokomotiv won big in voronezh 4-1 and krasnodar beat sochi with a score of 2:0 second the tour will end tonight spartak wi

they want to be parried -- they want to be paid fairly. host: that was harris. he was secretary during the obama administration. let's get to some more of your calls. daja -- tell us why you support the union. caller: good morning. this is the perfect topic. i feel like we are in a society where there are the have and have-nots. therefore, i do support the union. i believe that our workers, employees should share in the profits. we had the ceos of major corporations who are making millions and cruising. thank you for listening. host: let's go to oregon now. ted, you are a retired union plumber. give us your perspective. caller: well, my father was a member of the international brotherhood of electrical workers. when i was a kid, i lived in three brand-new houses because of what my father was able to provide. when i was in school, i asked dad one time, i said, i think i want to follow your footsteps and become an electrician. he said, son, i love you, but you are too much of a brawler to be an electrician. you should be a plumber. i investigated how to get into t

say, guilt, russia well, show the wreckage, but how do you analyze it, make an expert analysis, 11 parried attacks. on donetsk , two attempts on krasnolimansky and several destroyed enemy sabotage groups on the zaporozhye direction on kupyansky, our assault detachments continue to advance. according to the ministry of defense, the kiev regime lost more than 700 military men and 31 equipment , most of which are western models boris maksutov together. to the subdivision at the request of the russian side today a meeting was held, dedicated to the methods of terror used by the kiev authorities. the kiev regime is attacking not so much the russian military infrastructure, fuel storage depots. how many peaceful cities and objects are sometimes 1,000 km away from the combat zone, and also resorts to pure iil methods of individual terror. what military expediency can explain the shelling of villages in the border regions of russia where there are no military facilities, as a result of which only civilians die and suffer? how can you justify the cowardly sorties of ukrainian sabotage and sabotage

you could power an entire city on mike parry's energy. no nonsense takedown of just stop oil and the electric car industry. of course , there is industry. of course, there is a counter—argument, folks. many would argue that electric cars are better for air pollution in. and of course, they're very , and of course, they're very, very clean in terms of carbon emissions and they generate a lot of jobs . so this show's all lot of jobs. so this show's all about opinions. what's yours, mark at gb news .com coming up next with the pundits as people are given a free car if they have anxiety . you heard me have anxiety. you heard me right. is the welfare state now out of control also , our remote out of control also, our remote workers skiving off. and how about this? our high heels a hazard plus the results of our poll is the bbc institutionally woke the results of that are show. is it game over for electric cars ? electric cars? >> the emails are coming in thick and fast. yvonne says progress 2023. instead of sending children up chimneys, the wo

the tips are parrying, which means it spilled, crimea so okay, thinkers. here you have, uh, copies of the certificate from the admission department of the hospital where zolotov ended up and the doctor's statement yesterday. in the evening they did not have time to send e give it back. vasya, let's go. okay good. more precisely, nothing good in connection. now i have to start a new business. and where, by the way, are you going to examine the place where you found the gold one? so the fly agrees let's go? maybe my bottle, of course, i don’t refuse, we drank it, maybe i threw it there so it’s all fucking. mussels ashes do not remember with whom you drank do not remember. it's just the gym behind you. i i remember it's not me, some kind of memory you have thrown away and everything is in your favor. you understand that the fingerprints of this circumstantial evidence, this is direct evidence. i don't understand, my head hurts. excuse me please, i say it's you ivan don't remember him in the cell not in the cell is not necessary. let it be better. now wait, he

most discussed penalty happened in compensatory time for the first half igor akinfeev parried the kickf ivan oleinikov but the referee of the match vladislav bezborodov after this rescue watched a video replay of the kolan, which resulted in a penalty kick. as a result, they killed the rope , scored against cska defender milan gaich, was removed after the match, this was regarded as violation of the war protocol ammi cska filed a protest first half. as a result, it lasted almost the fifth hour in the match. the penalty was awarded in the seventy-eighth minute, but in stoppage time it was still the third in the match andrey semyonov received a red card 32 cska's victory in this rich event for us. in other matches of the round, dynamo lost a victory over the wings of the soviets , muscovites, during the match they led 2:03-1 as a result , 3:3 ural nizhny novgorod goalless draw rostov at home took points. zenit has 1:1 rubin orenburg also 11 lokomotiv won a big victory in voronezh 4:1 and krasnodar beat sochi 2:0 the second round will end tonight lichka, before dynamo, he successfully wor

earlier, i spoke to the former nato commander — retired rear admiral chris parry.tually use the weapons they want to use against russia, like cruise and ballistic missiles, then we would see far more damage, of course. these drones don't actually have a very big payload, they're more symbolic than destructive. when we see wider attacks, i think on st petersburg and other russian cities, then i think we will see them counting. but it's ukraine's way ofjust showing they are fighting back and that they can actually get at the russian population when they want to. will there be any unease within nato? because all along in this process, the weaponry that's been handed over has been expressly to be used on the battlefield within the borders. i know these are drones, but will there be any unease, do you think? i don't think so. these drones are homemade, as i said, they are very light payloads, and they aren't doing very much damage at all. and when you compare it with the devastation that's been visited on ukraine, i think most free world countries' sympathies will be wi

our correspondent, josh parry, has more from merseyside in liverpool.inians, marched through liverpool's streets as the city played host to kyiv pride. we understand that people are kind of tired of the war, but you cannot be tired because people are dying on the front line, our friends and loved ones, queer people, are dying on the front line to protect freedom. liverpool and ukraine already have a special relationship after the city stepped in to host eurovision back in may. organisers see this march as a chance to continue that legacy. those marching carried messages of support for those on the front line back home. like combat medics boris and alina. are you looking forward to the day that you can both march together? yes, because it will mean the war is over and we can return to some sort of normality in our lives. why was it important that liverpool played host to kyiv pride this year? i think when we stepped in to do eurovision we found that the reception that we got from the country about hosting it on behalf of ukraine was really positive. so p

live now to liverpool and we can speak to our lgbt and identity reporter josh parry who's there.n expect from the da . , ., ., ., tell us what we can expect from the da . ,., ., ., ~ , tell us what we can expect from the da. ., , day. good morning. as you can see, --eole day. good morning. as you can see, peeple are — day. good morning. as you can see, people are gathering _ day. good morning. as you can see, people are gathering ahead - day. good morning. as you can see, people are gathering ahead of- day. good morning. as you can see, people are gathering ahead of the i people are gathering ahead of the city's annual pride march, but this is a special one because with the ongoing russian invasion, kyiv pride, it cannot be held, so instead in a continuation of a special relationship built it during eurovision, liverpool has stepped in and kyiv pride will run concurrently with that in liverpool. in about an armour there will be thousands of people marching through liverpool street, front and centre of that march will be hundreds of ukrainians, they will be carrying pictures of lg

retired rear admiral dr chris parry is a former nato commander, joining us from portsmouth.f that sniper unit — but now you have these attacks on moscow, what do you make of those? ~ , ., attacks on moscow, what do you make of those? ~ , . ., , , of those? well, they are really 'ust --inricks. of those? well, they are really 'ust pinpricks. if— of those? well, they are really 'ust pinpricks. if ukraine i of those? well, they are really 'ust pinpricks. if ukraine were i of those? well, they are really 'ust pinpricks. if ukraine were able h of those? well, they are reallyjust pinpricks. if ukraine were able to l pinpricks. if ukraine were able to actually use the weapons they want to use against russia, like crews and ballistic missiles, then we would see far more damage, of course. these drones don't actually have a very big payload, they are more symbolic than destructive. when we see wider attacks i think on st petersburg and other russian cities, then i think we will see them counting. but it's ukraine's way of just showing they are fighting back and they can actually get

live now to liverpool, and we can speak to our lgbt and identity reporterjosh parry, who's there.da ? ., ._ . josh, tells what we can expect from toda ? ., ., . ~' , today? today, much like they did when liverpool— today? today, much like they did when liverpool host _ today? today, much like they did when liverpool host of _ today? today, much like they did when liverpool host of the - when liverpool host of the eurovision song contest, they are playing toast to ukraine. liverpool almost becomes ukraine as they welcome hundreds of lgbt ukrainians and their allies too much front and centre at the annual liverpool pride match. as you said, kyiv pride could not be held in ukraine due to the ongoing russian invasion, so liverpool has stepped in to continue that special relationship built during eurovision, and this was to get inside. 0ne during eurovision, and this was to get inside. one of the organisers, amanda helton, joins me now. amanda, tell me, liverpool and ukraine, a very special relationship, why was it important that liverpool played host to kyiv pride this year? emily hos

color rendering of the picture of the world not only in the format of oil on canvas, they are ready to parrys safronov, a frequent guest of the exhibition minsk, wrote off more than one image of the hero in the vitebsk slav. yes, and without portraits of our russian president the artist cannot be found in the belarusian capital, but the rapprochement along the route minsk-moscow, and who the author leads as the main character of the landscape of belarus, we learn in an interview with maria petrashko. i would once again return to alexander govicha lukashenko and make one more image. i already have two or three portraits of him, and i am very glad that i was lucky in my life. in 1995 , i met him at the slavyansky bazaar. he studied my biography and accepted it as his own. and here and then we met whenever i did exhibitions, they are always successful support. here they are always. it will be in the best museums and they get more than 30-40.000 per month. this suggests that belarus is a country, and cultures are creative processes , crafts. i traveled around belarus and envied , e, repin or a f

mike, mike parry, stuff. broadcaster parry, great stuff.ou why justin pm, i will tell you why justin welby, everybody's favourite archbishop, should punished welby, everybody's favourite artheirhop, should punished welby, everybody's favourite artheir wokehould punished welby, everybody's favourite artheir woke students punished welby, everybody's favourite artheir woke students are|ished if their woke students are offended. snowflake students. but now it's your headlines with ray . ray. >> thanks , patrick. 5:32. here's >> thanks, patrick. 5:32. here's the latest . our top story, the the latest. our top story, the gunman who killed a beautician outside a pub in merseyside on christmas eve has been sentenced to life and will serve a minimum of 48 years for her murder. 26 year old ellie edwards was killed by connor chapman outside the lighthouse pub in the wirral last year. the 23 year old fired 12 shots from a submachine gun , 12 shots from a submachine gun, injuring several others, before fleeing the scene. chapman was found guilty after a

Él acostumbraba a pasear en su lancha por el lago parris y eso justamente fue lo que lo condujo a ellaompramos una hamburguesa entre los 2 de dÓlar, estamos felices. escobosa: despuÉs de 3 aÑos de noviazgo, stephanie quedÓ embarazada. a los 2 los tomÓ por sorpresa la noticia. entonces decidieron vivir juntos en familia. ricardo tuvo que vender su lancha mientras que se preparaba para ser padre. >> estaba asustado, como yo no sabÍa. como es mi primer niÑo, ¿que voy a hacer? estaba en ese entonces. estÁbamos todos ahÍ. tuvimos un pequeÑo problema. ella decÍa, “oh, yo quiero ir a la escuela”. escobosa: ella estaba estudiando para ser tÉcnica en terapia respiratoria. por lo pronto, tendrÍa que cambiar de planes. y despuÉs vendrÁ el matrimonio. >> ajÁ. y ya dije “pues despuÉs vamos a casarnos, ahorita pues no, de economÍa. vamos a ver quÉ pasa y ya. pues vamos mirando”. escobosa: el dÍa que el bebÉ richie naciÓ, ricardo dice que su mundo cambiÓ. >> oh my god! como me sentÍ. escobosa: ¿cÓmo te sentiste? >> como otra persona nueva, bien, feliz. querÍa llorar. en ese momento. escobosa: la idea

lancaster mayor rex parris making it clear he does not think deputies should lose their jobs. >> no,certainly in a position that they can make demands and don't have to wait for the facts. they do not have to wait for the investigation. >> the mayor will reserve judgment until the completion of the investigation. activists say the video shows deputies out of control. >> to senior citizens and you're acting like you are in fear of your life. you see their whole person, their whole body, her hands up videotaping, so she is of no threat. he walks over, grabs her by the neck, slams her to the ground, puts his knee there and the ground is hot. >> leo stallworth, abc 7 news. >> the community is showing its support for a popular doughnut shop targeted by robbers in oakland. a little more than a week ago three armed men robbed colonial doughnuts. they threaten to shoot employees before they emptied the cash register, even taking the tip jar. this morning customers responded with an act of kindness. after word spread on social media, person after person turned out to buy donuts, pastries and

and the defense can't really parry that.very, so they're not necessarily in a position to say how long they think their defense would take. >> could it be she says it's complicated but i think you can get it done by february? before the march stuff in new york? >> i think it's possible she'll say that. generally speaking, lawyers need time to prepare for trial, right. if we have a march trial in the manhattan d.a.'s case, odds are that todd blanch will say i need time but he may not get it. >> thank you very much. >>> for the 28th consecutive week, israelis are protesting benjamin netanyahu's plans for judicial overhaul. authorities are clashing with protesters on the streets right now. we see what appear s to be a truck spraying the crowd with a high-powered hose in addition to other measures being taken. joining me from tel aviv is raf sanchez. what's happening out there? >> reporter: we have been talking about this crisis in israel for six months, but tonight there is a feeling this is coming to a head, and that is becaus

josh parry, bbc news, liverpool.er normal rain amount england ——for the entire month. the northwest of england and north wales have borne the brunt of the wet weather. the rain is 59% over what's normally expected for the whole of the month. blackpool is the wettest place relative to normal so far. it's had more than double its normal july rainfall this month. the heavy rain has disrupted a number of events including festivals. sarah rogers is at kendal calling in cumbria where they're looking ahead to a weekend of sunshine and showers. iam i am already looking around you, you are on a stage and i can see quite a bit of wet weather, puddles already forming. bit of wet weather, puddles already forminu. ., bit of wet weather, puddles already forminu. . , , bit of wet weather, puddles already formin. . , , ,, forming. yeah, this is the park, we came on the _ forming. yeah, this is the park, we came on the stage _ forming. yeah, this is the park, we came on the stage to _ forming. yeah, this is the park, we came on the s

marines i doubt should walk onto parris island until marine recruits there during the second best militarythe world. shannon: are the kinds of things like weaponry of those advances or a bigger navy those kinds of things equipment, is that a valid critique? >> we of course need to invest in military strength of the u.s. marine corps is pivoted to the end of pacific for the army, navy following suit. but we have to think holistically paris to use her own term we have to think critically, creatively and she is failure on test their personal critically. she is just using partisan talking points and hit president biden's foreign policy. that action engaging on the substance. joe biden took office he did not throw out the abraham accords because donald trump had negotiated them printed not for the 301 tariffs on china because i'm from how to impose and engage the substance of the policy persistence on things that were working. nikki haley is coming in there without offering what she might keep or improve upon she is just kind of throwing out barbs to do it. number two creatively she thought abo

still to come , nigel nelson mike come, nigel nelson and mike parry join us in the studio parry willcourse, you're with britain's newsroom on . gb news. britain's newsroom on. gb news. >> good morning. i'm rory smith in the gb newsroom. we're to going start with some breaking news from the last few moments and transport for london has been fined £10 million and tram operations limited fined £4 million for health and safety failings leading up to the croydon tram disaster, in which seven passengers died. this is, of course, breaking news. so we will bring you more on this as we get it . in other news this we get it. in other news this morning, a high court judge has ruled that the duke of sussex can bring a claim of unlawful information gathering to trial against the publisher of the sun, but not a claim of phone hacking. prince harry alleges he was targeted by journalists and private investigators working for the news group. newspapers the sun publisher says the announcement is a significant victory . the group denies any victory. the group denies any unlawful activity took place . u

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karen parry, fascinating stuff. >> thanks for joining karen parry, fascinating stuff. >> thanks forjoininghing or listening to gb news saturday martin daubney saturday with me, martin daubney tons coming yet on today's tons more coming yet on today's show green agenda show as part of its green agenda , the scottish government has illogic cut down close to 60 million trees on publicly owned land in scotland to make way for wait for it wind farms. land in scotland to make way for wait for it wind farms . all of wait for it wind farms. all of that after these messages online gb news britain's news channel. online gb news britain's news channel . will channel. will >> welcome back to gb news saturday with me. martin daubney on your tv online and on your digital radio. now close to 16 million trees have been cut down on publicly owned land in scotland as part of a major drive . wait for it to build more drive. wait for it to build more wind farms. the personal the person responsible for rural affairs , mairi gougeon, said affairs, mairi gougeon, said that this has been happening since the year

he was and he was red under a red barrel, at the pershin andrey was parried in from the point of viewunists after all, but uh, i'll take you a little away from this direct answer. tell me, please, here, if you take even uh, the english language is the third of july for belarusians, this is victoria's band, or you correctly said liberty, something never happened on the day of liberation from russia there or from some russian occupation from the soviet union well, what do the baltic states celebrate today, this is really independence day, which we got just in the war right. it was a war. she is destruction. and why? because, let's say, france, belgium, there are other countries of western europe, they, uh, were not with the goal, as you know, of such a german colonial policy. it was just a change of administration. we are taking your industry away, there is some kind of secretion for more than 6 hours. we destroy. i ask sorry one phrase and halim, we took the barbarossa plan at a time and read what the germans wrote before the attack of the ussr. we would have read that it is there, tha

hello to you, chris parry. hello to you, chris.hich finishes today mired really in a bit of a to ing and fro ing between ben wallace and zelenskyy. they should be grateful and we're not. amazon has this spat overshadowed the proceedings , do you think ? proceedings, do you think? >> i think it's a bit unusual for ben wallace to say something like that. it's out of character and i think probably out of context as well . the fact of context as well. the fact of life is ukraine is in the front line defending our freedoms as well as their own against russian aggression . ian and they russian aggression. ian and they need all the help that they can get. >> but i think what ben wallace was trying to say is, look, the tap is finite. >> you know, we can only produce so much within certain timescales and you have to use that those weapons and systems wisely . we appreciate you're wisely. we appreciate you're making sacrifices , but we have making sacrifices, but we have our limitations, too . our limitations, too. >> and what about the feel