thanks to esme for that.o wear luxury watches — worth tens of thousands of pounds — are being targeted in public places by thieves, who often use the threat of extreme physical violence to steal them. we have a special report now shedding light on this form of organised crime, and the methods used. tir dhondy has been talking to both criminals and the people they target. luxury watches stolen from people across the streets in the uk, a multi—million—pound criminal industry. victims left traumatised by these unprovoked attacks. london is the hotspot. i've tracked down a gang of luxury watch thieves — they've given me unprecedented access to their world on condition of anonymity. it is 50-50, isn't it? it is 50—50, isn't it? five each. are you guys happy with that? this is the gang leader, who we are calling m. do you not feel bad that you are bringing kids into this? i don't. i don't feel bad. he has little regard for his victims. it scares them pretty much for life, some of them, they are scared to walk alone

members of this group was david ben goran, who later became the first at this time, prime minister esme, about 50,000 jews lived in palestine, that is, only 10 % of the population of half a million muslims and christians in this land. world war i ended in 1911 and the victorious powers prepared to divide the middle east according to the sykes-picot agreement. preparations were made for the 1919 paris peace conference. british prime minister lloyd george and foreign minister arthur balfour represented britain. a delegation from the zionist organization led by haim weizman also participated in this conference. arab regions under the rule of the ottoman empire between britain and france were divided, according to which palestine was the british share. in this meeting, they presented a plan to call the allotted area of ​​palestine the jewish land. in 1920, in a controversial decision, london appointed herbert samuel, a zionist, as the first british high commissioner for palestine. samuel was determined to turn palestine into a jewish land by emigrating jews. he passed at least 100 clauses t

shouldn't expect the pollution to be the same as last month, that is, to increase a lot due to the esmed. the mildness that we have for the coming days, the index number will not go up that much, but these conditions will make the air unhealthy for at least the elderly and children. it is recommended to refrain from heavy outdoor activities in these conditions, but the good news is that from monday of this week , we have to wait for the arrival of a new rain system that rains mostly in the southern and western areas, so that for monday , those who are in the province ilam is waiting for rain in kermanshah province , it will rain in the same way as lorestania, although it is scattered in the highlands in the form of snow, in the south of hamedan or central province, the same thing happens, in khuzestan, most of its northern and eastern districts are raining, same for fars province , chaharmeh bakhtiari, kahkilo bhair ahmad, isfahan province and from it is not unlikely that there will be scattered rains for kerman province and north hormozgan. remember, it is also the province where we ha

we have time today, pak shuma , always with you, esme , you know that you are a troublemaker, come to the carpet city and show us the originality of all the choices you have. perfect with a great price. imam khomeini street , nefesh mino street, why is my payment not finished? high quality sofa, long installments, good price , get it from irani head, the floor price is in sarai irani. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, welcome to tonight's football magazine program. we will start the program with the temporary promotion of tractor to the second place in the first game of the twelfth week of the premier league today at golgah sirjan in the sardar soleimani stadium of this city . gustav vaghnin lost to his guest tractor tabriz with one goal in the 43rd minute. the only goals in this game samand tractor was given 201 points and in the form of temporary to the second place.

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carmen esme, e—s—m—e, steele. i am mrs monroe.a alexander reid. 20th may 1931, in manchester, jamaica. yeah. history is, thankfully, and finally, beginning to accord a rightful place to those men and women of the windrush generation. you look beautiful. how are you? it is, i believe, crucially important that we should truly see and hear these pioneers, who stepped off the empire windrush at tilbury injune 1948, only a few months before i was born, and those who followed over the decades, to recognise and celebrate the immeasurable difference that they, their children and their grandchildren have made to this country. many served with distinction in the british armed forces during the second world war, just as their fathers and grandfathers had in the first world war. once in britain, they worked hard, offering their skills to rebuild a country during peacetime and seeking opportunities to forge a better future for themselves and their families. when they arrived on our shores, with little more than what they were able to carry wit

live now to dubai our climate science reporter esme stallard.kamala harris, what have they been sa in: ? ~ :, kamala harris, what have they been sa in? . , kamala harris, what have they been sa in? ~ . , :, saying? we are in the second day of the wild actions _ saying? we are in the second day of the wild actions are _ saying? we are in the second day of the wild actions are met _ saying? we are in the second day of the wild actions are met and - saying? we are in the second day of the wild actions are met and that i saying? we are in the second day of the wild actions are met and that is| the wild actions are met and that is where world leaders come together to give a three—minute address to the conference on their priorities. there is more funding announcements today, kamala harris. the energy pledge that you mentioned and also commitments from companies as well, a collective of more than 50 oil companies coming forward to say they would commit to zero emissions in their operations by 2040 and also to reduce flaring. a real day of lots of anno

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climate reporter, esme stallard has a sumary of today's events in dubai.he first time, 60 countries came together to sign what they are calling the global cooling pledge. now, this year, many countries have suffered back to back heatwaves and extreme heat, and that is expected to only get worse with climate change. so today, countries have committed to design our buildings and our homes better, not only to reduce the amount of heat related deaths, but also to reduce the emissions from the energy that's going to be needed to keep our homes cool. we also got a new draft text this morning that countries have been working on or negotiating on. and we saw for the first time the proposals put forward for how we might reduce our use of fossilfuels. there was also talking about oil and gas companies. new figures on the number of representatives from those companies here at cop, of which there are about 2,500. now, as we look forward to tomorrow, it will be all about building. so you can expect some more announcements on that global cooling pledge that we heard tod

live now to our climate reporter, esme stallard. she is at cop in dubai.here today. today is focused on — what is happening there today. today is focused on two _ what is happening there today. today is focused on two areas, _ what is happening there today. today is focused on two areas, one - what is happening there today. today is focused on two areas, one is - is focused on two areas, one is gender and the other finance. john kerry spoke there about the us raising more money. there will be ongoing negotiations today and we also expect new announcements from the uk government about additional funding going towards agriculture later this afternoon.— later this afternoon. there was controversy — later this afternoon. there was controversy around _ later this afternoon. there was controversy around the - later this afternoon. there was controversy around the cop . later this afternoon. there was - controversy around the cop prison, also the head of the uae�*s state oil company, at not, is that there is no sign of the demand for the reduction of fossilfuels.

obviously impossible to find in the area a specialist, an esm specialist, it is impossible to find a to the main editorial office of the holding, where there are such specialists in the areas, and there are enough of them. and in the regions there are journalists who know the story. they know the people in their area, they know what is happening and can make materials, source materials, so that later, as they say in our country , they can be distributed in all possible environments that now exist, today in vitebsk on a media laboratory was opened at the base of the regional media holding; the site unites four locations for photo and video filming, video blogging, master classes in journalism, the space was created to hone the skills of young authors who want to connect their lives with the media. well, since we’re talking about skill, today our biathletes demonstrated it again. anton smolsky, or as the biathlon professor calls him, today became the main hero of the day at the russian cup, on the biathlon track in khantemony in the first race, after returning, after a slight illness,

it is obvious that in the region it is impossible to find a specialist, an esm specialist, it is impossible be outsourced to the head editorial office of the holding, where there are such specialists in the regions, there are enough of them, they remain in the regions journalists who know the agenda of their area, know the people, know what is happening and can do... the site unites four locations for photo and video shooting, video blogging, and master classes in journalism. the space was created to hone the skills of young authors who want to connect their lives with the media. well, since we are talking about skill, today our biathletes demonstrated it again. anton smolsky, or as he is called the biathlon professor, today became the main hero of the day at the russian cup on the biathlon track in hantemonsky in the first race, after returning, after a slight illness, he showed perfectly accurate shooting, 10 out of 10, in the end anton was in the top three and a bronze award, our lazovsky, tulatin sparrow were also in the top ten, third place anton smolsky, republic belarus, i feel good

but "that's right, esme, the toilet has teeth." [ laughter ] >> why would you teach -- why would younot a thing that you would want to do. >> seth: yeah, i would think this - >> this is our competition >> seth: yeah. >> we're golden! >> seth: what a good month >> yes >> seth: and then, sometimes, like you know, there's like promotional tie-ins with film or tv and i think that pays off you know, there's a big kids' movie coming out and, like, you get a book and the kids go to see it but i can't imagine that there's any parent out there that wants to get their kid a "little oppenheimer -- [ laughter ] "-- and his big, booming bomb. [ laughter ] >> why would you want to give the kid that that's not a good thing for the kid to have! [ laughter ] >> seth: that's not a good thing for a kid. [ talking over each other >> go to the last page of this >> seth: i don't even want to. because i am like, how do you even teach - >> this is for children! >> seth: no! [ laughter ] you're telling me this is the last page of this book >> show them >> seth: i mean, i will, but i'm worried -- >> and every

ladies and esme are you there, darling? >> hi, i'm lee, do you want to come in and judge?d. oh complete opposite. what do you think? got it for? for nicola. out of out of nicola. >> definitely ten out of ten. it's obviously done it before. >> paolo. >> and paolo. >> and paolo. >> i think we'll go for >> paolo i think we'll go for a five out of ten. and that's your blind. you're lying kind judge it correctly. that's right. yeah. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> it's a learning curve. learned. >> so i've got a ten and a five. i think that's pretty straightforward. obviously we spoke earlier paolo, about women's rights being a road in this you're two women. this country. you're two women. how does it make you feel when you men, you see this nonsense of men, you see this nonsense of men, you know, just slapping a wig on, putting a skirt on and then, you know, masquerading as a woman in sporting events, in changing rooms , in swimming changing rooms, in swimming baths. i'll start with you, nicola first and then so i feel like i'm a massive of like i'm a massive supporter of the l

ladies and esme are you there, darling? >> hi, i'm lee, do you want to come in and judge?d. oh complete opposite. what do you think? got it for? for nicola. out of out of nicola. >> definitely ten out of ten. it's obviously done it before. >> paolo. >> and paolo. >> and paolo. >> i think we'll go for >> paolo i think we'll go for a five out of ten. and that's your blind. you're lying kind judge it correctly. that's right. yeah. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> it's a learning curve. learned. >> so i've got a ten and a five. i think that's pretty straightforward. obviously we spoke earlier paolo, about women's rights being a road in this you're two women. this country. you're two women. how does it make you feel when you men, you see this nonsense of men, you see this nonsense of men, you know, just slapping a wig on, putting a skirt on and then, you know, masquerading as a woman in sporting events, in changing rooms , in swimming changing rooms, in swimming baths. i'll start with you, nicola first and then so i feel like i'm a massive of like i'm a massive supporter of the l

judge esme young tells us the morning live expert, whose sewing skills, left her in stitches, for allas apologised for what happened on saturday on victoria street in central london. the company said it's removed the third—party security guards involved and wants to find the man involved to make amends. a boat taking west ham fans to their match against fulham yesterday crashed into hammersmith bridge. the bridge is already closed to traffic because of a risk it might collapse. the boat did finally free itself. damage to the bridge isn't yet known. and after all that west ham lost their match against fulham 4—0. the organisers of columbia road carols in hoxton have said their remaining services planned for the run—up to christmas are cancelled because of safety fears. this is how popular it's been in previous years and now on instagram st peter's bethnal said the 7,000 people who attended last week presented, according to police and the council, a danger to public safety. there were no injuries but the concerts this wednesday and next wednesday are cancelled. let's take a look at the