louise, looking for china.rojected to grow beyond expectations.— projected to grow beyond expectations. yes, exactly. this is very _ expectations. yes, exactly. this is very positive - this is very positive assessment. i think the upgrade to the growth forecast notjust this year, next year, suggest to us that there is a good sense of expectation that policies will continue to be quite supportive of the economy. i think generally it is quite good news if you think

host: that's louise in north carolina.oodwill for johnson, how long does it questions previously postponed. votes will be taken in

to the qu. liked by general uncle stokes, you know, she, since then there's been no trace of them. louise is this on this one, the missing brother? well, the weeds, the sign. one believes his family will only find peace of mind once that remains have been found. one hasn't been to bed, you know bessetti alice. but before he's able to get some sleep, the family want to celebrate his return. in 1975, he was permitted to leave the gemini, he at least managed to escape in a chaise military dictate to sherman, cuz he could get on the high get it out. 376 very the the story in bill. it is the same with your the info, so it's very emotional to be here to see my relatives, my nephews. they're all part of the family. i think we've all suffered from these tragedy on the light and i the, in the places shift size of the area in the area is not fun. talks to his older siblings via video cold. they live in the south of chile. i can't be that tonight with the others, the disappearance of miguel and headed back to brought the family closer together. but they need close. yeah. at least as ones oh this nep

movies himself. tap to be prime minister henri was linked allegedly, to louise's murder. he's been in charge. so ever since. and many other nations seemed to simply accept this whole situation. but now was henri out of the country unable to return. is this a signal of the full collapse of the government there? absolutely, the interim prime minister, real henri, who as you said, is a top suspect of in the assassination of the president job anomalies who appointed him as prime minister. 2 days before he was assassinated. and arial henri was basically anointed by the united states. so he was never elected, but he became basically the head of state, the de facto head of state and haiti for the last, nearly 3 years. and the government of haiti has now no elected officials and hasn't had elected officials for over a year. so, so called the so called democracy that the u. s. has tried to impose on haiti has become a total sham. the president was assassinated, the prime minister was never elected. and it's, and basically the leads fund, these different armed groups, so called gam

louise, looking for china.cted to grow beyond expectations.— projected to grow beyond expectations. yes, exactly. this is very _ expectations. yes, exactly. this is very positive - this is very positive assessment. i think the upgrade to the growth forecast notjust this year, next year, suggest to us that there is a good sense of expectation that policies will continue to be quite supportive of the economy. i think generally it is quite good news if you think about the different structural problems the economy faces, including property.— including property. property bein: including property. property being the — including property. property being the main _ including property. property being the main one. - including property. property being the main one. it - including property. property being the main one. it was. including property. property| being the main one. it was a key demand from the imf from these discussions before, these regular discussions that the property sector would be restructured to allow th

and i agree with louise.a statutory duty of candour that will force , civil servants and will force, civil servants and people in power policy advisers to be completely candid and honest in the future. >> and both of you seemed very relieved there when sir keir starmer, you know , full credit. starmer, you know, full credit. they put their political differences to one side today and they said there will be continuity on this issue, sir keir starmer saying if he was come to power he would make sure that the, the, the recommendations are, are honoured and this will happen. louise when you think back to your own circumstances and we hear today the detail coming out of civil servants closing ranks, records being destroyed, will this apology be enough for you or were you forever feel that this was a totally an unacceptable, joined up, systemic cover up? >> the apology does go some way, but it's never going to take away the fact that we've lost people and that there was the chance to stop this, sir brian said it. t

she works in the local— louise parkin. she works in the local area — louise parkin. to— relationships. and she decided she wanted to do something about it. so she formed — wanted to do something about it. so she formed respected. so we go into local schools in bournemouth and our programme _ local schools in bournemouth and our programme is also online. and we are all about— programme is also online. and we are all aboutiust — programme is also online. and we are all aboutjust making, helping young people _ all aboutjust making, helping young people think. making decisions for themselves. and we believe that each young _ themselves. and we believe that each young person can make healthy decisions — young person can make healthy decisions if they have the right to information. we are all about countering misinformation and teaching — countering misinformation and teaching them critical thinking skills. — teaching them critical thinking skills, and all of it is age appropriate and in line with the guidance, — appropriate and in line with the guidance, the 2020 guidance

thanks, louise.'s time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. goodbye. welcome to bbc london. i'm tolu adeoye. treated without an "ounce of compassion" — the words of a family who say they were forced off a plane from gatwick to turkey after asking fellow passengers not to eat nuts because of their daughter's allergy. the airline has defended the decision by the captain, saying it could not guarantee a nut—free environment. vincent mcaviney is here with more on this. it looks like a normal bank on a daily we can and do you see the bottled water which has been part of life here for nearly two weeks now. a lot of cancellations have happened here and i don't blame people because you're so worried. landlady says it should be much busier than this. i would say around 50% have not come down to the bank holiday it is a bank holiday sunday and it is a sunny day and it is so quiet but you see a lot of people walking around i think they. making these kind of announcem

host: let's hear from louise. democratic line, thanks for calling.aller: i think that speaker johnson did the right thing. votes like marjorie taylor greene and all, they don't want to see anything happen in this country that is good for this country. i'm glad that the democrats did help, went on and voted together. that's what they are supposed to do. compromise. the republicans in the democrats. so, they need to learn that. to compromise. thank you. host: that's louise in north carolina. goodwill for johnson, how long does it last? host: exactly. it seems that when you talk to republicans they are already gearing up for a leadership race and we will see if johnson continues the job or not. even if you are not joining in the motion to vacate, they see the position as possibly opening up in november. host: last week we saw the representative from texas coming in. guest: a democrat on the border, he has a key district in laredo. he was indicted. this is something that has been speculated on for two years, his home was raided by the fbi two years ago.

and brother his gen, he will also take him to colonial digna dad itself. louise and the because they get it was the 1st member of the to lay in criminal police to properly investigate the gym insect. he could be an interesting source for one. they've met before, but they've never had an in depth conversation. luis is a well known figure in chalet. he was once one is president salvador. i and these body guards on the day of the penis shaky to the day i and they died. he was with him most of the present to be know. you know, if you're not mine okay, i will know the president came and shook hands with each of us and said gras yes, company at off. what did you the most of the young people then we went outside with our hands behind our heads as we've been ordered to see and pick it up. and suddenly the president was at the end of the line and meet the southern breaker. he went into the salon with his collection of coughs gifted close the door, and we heard in the mon, well, i heard 2 or 3 shots similar porter, or is it seem to jordan over so not seem to those, or then it'd be fine. but be

his journey will also take him to colonial digna doubt itself. louise and the because they get it was the 1st member of the to lay in criminal police to properly investigate the gym insect. he could be an interesting source for one. they've met before, but they've never had an in depth conversation. luis is a well known figure. in july. he was once one of president salvador in days, 40 gods on the day of the penis shake to the day and they died. he was with him the most of the present to be know, you know, if you're the president came and shook hands with each of us and said gras yes, company at an airport video or most of the young people, then we went outside with our hands behind our heads, as we've been ordered at the end, pick it up, and suddenly the president was at the end of the line and meet him. he went into the salon with his collection of coffee, gifted close the door, and we heard in the mon, well, i heard 2 or 3 shots funeral porter. it is a simple your little bit. so now to see if those are going to be back. but before that i you, i heard the words, i you and they will

they're following the assassination of president job, and i'll louise back in 2021. our real henri, who movies himself, tap to be prime minister on henri was linked, allegedly, to louise's murder. he's been in charge so ever since. and many other nations seemed to simply accept this whole situation. but now was henri out of the country unable to return. is this a signal of the full collapse of the government there? absolutely, the interim prime minister, real henri, who as you said, as a top suspect of in the assassination of the president job anomalies who appointed him as prime minister 2 days before he was assassinated. and our real henri was basically anointed by the united states. so he was never elected, but he became basically the head of state, the de facto head of state in haiti for the last, nearly 3 years. and the government of haiti has now no elected officials and hasn't had elected officials for over a year. so, so called the so called democracy that the u. s. has tried to impose on haiti has become a total sham. the president was assassinated, the prim

there's been no trace of them. louise is us on this wireless missing brother. well, the weeds, the sign. one believes his family will only find peace of mind once that remains have been found. one hasn't been to bed, you know, besetty hours before he's able to get some sleep and the family want to celebrate his return. in 1975, he was permitted to leave the gemini, he at least managed to escape, punish shay's military dictate to show my cause to get on. i get into the cell 6 very thank the the bill. it is the same with your the adviser. it's very emotional to be here to see my relatives, my nephews. they're all part of the family. i forget, we've all suffered from these tragedy in the light and i, in the places ship side of the area in the area is not fun. talks to his older siblings via video cold. they live in the south of chile. i can't be that tonight with the others. the disappearance of miguel intended bad to brute the family closer together. but they need flu shot. reese, s ones. oh, this nephew isn't somebody if i want to know what my father is so i can

his johnny will also take him to colonia digna died itself louise and the because they get it was the 1st member of the to lay in criminal police to properly investigate the gem. in fact, he could be an interesting source for one they've met before, but they've never had an in depth conversation. luis is a well known figure in july. he was once one of president, salvador, i and they both the gods. on the day of the penis shake to the day and they died. he was with him. ready most of the present the, you know, you know, if you're not mine, okay, i will know the president came and shook hands with each of us and said, i gras yes. company at our 4th video or most of the young people. then we went outside with our hands behind our heads, as we've been ordered at the end, pick it up and suddenly the president was at the end of the line and meet him. he went into the salon with his collection of coughs gifted close the door and we heard the mon, well, i heard 2 or 3 shots funeral, a porter. it is a seem to join over. so not seem to those or any but, but before that i you, i heard the words,

earlier i spoke with louise waterage, officer for unrwa on the ground in rafah. >> louise, thank youground, day to day. talk to us, describe what you are seeing, what you are hearing from the folks you are trying to help, who are trying to flee gaza. >> yeah, so i'm in western rafah at the moment and it is really unbelievable, what has unfolded in the last seven days, not only just visibly but emotionally for people. a week ago this place was packed, 1.4 million people, make shift shelters everywhere, you couldn't even see the floor. there were so many people sheltering here. now it is very eerie. you can see there were people here for sure. you can see the remnants of where the tents were but a lot of people have left. the latest numbers that unrwa has is 350,000 people have fled rafah and have been forcibly displaced. we expect that number is a lot higher and from what we are seeing, it looks like a substantial amount more of people have left. there are still people here. there are people in shelters in rafah, especially the further west you go and the further towards the sea front

louise, look, thank you very much. to great have you on the show.rthiness. isn't there all of those screeching u—turns i've just rattled off? how can anyone trust a word he says , well, i trust a word he says, well, i don't recognise some of the so—called u—turns that were just in your list there, but let me address the issue of tuition fees, because keir starmer did indicate when he stood to be labour party leader. for over four years ago, that he wanted to abolish tuition fees. since then, we've obviously had the disastrous mini—budget of liz truss, which crash crashed the economy vie. and since then we've seen inflation, soaring interest rates having to be raised and working people have been really badly hit. so we know and your viewers will know very well the implications and the consequences of when governments make unfunded spending commitments or unfunded tax cuts. and because the economy has so been so badly damaged and because public finances are in such a poorer state, since keir made that initial , state, since keir made that initial, amb

let's speak to louise wateridge from unrwa, whojoins me now from rafah. us what the situation is right now where you are.- is right now where you are. things are very tense _ is right now where you are. things are very tense year _ is right now where you are. things are very tense year in _ is right now where you are. things are very tense year in rafah. - is right now where you are. things are very tense year in rafah. the | are very tense year in rafah. the last 2a hours have been a complete roller—coaster of emotion, even the last few days, there was so much hope for ceasefire. anybody you speak to hear, in the last week, the last few months, every day all they want to know is when there was a ceasefire coming, and it is what everybody has been hoping for. to wake up yesterday morning to the devastating news that leaflets have been dropped and an evacuation order was in place, it spread a lot of fear across the community. i'm currently in western rafah bridge across eastern rafah people started to move, even outside my window i could see people startin

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hello, lyubacha, come in, hello, now, let's go, here, my mother, luiza rafikovna, can i just louise,ve, it just needs some sun, then it will dawn in every sense, your bromeliad is simply charming, you need to put it away with the patifil shade, and the best way to take care of it is to forget to water it, but i didn’t even know, and then i’ll tell you what to feed them with, so that... live on, it’s not at all difficult, you can plant such a garden here, thank you , something is somehow suspicious about your technology, where are the children? my mother and i went to the dacha. it’s so unusual, no one tugs, no one calls constantly. tatyana mikhailna kovaleva, yes, snegov vadim dmitrievich, investigative committee of russia, i came at your request, but quickly, you pass, yeah, well, the solemn ceremony has arrived. moment of announcement of the winners our competition, for the award ceremony i invite all participants to come out on stage to your thunderous applause, to present the award, i invite the head of our foundation, natalya aleksandrovna leonova. good afternoon i am very glad

the most divisive issue from toronto is the coming president, louise avenida, who's promising to crack down on a lot asylum seekers and finish a concrete affordable. the 2 nations share the same island. but while haiti is torn apart by gamble, fair, the dominican republic is striving economically attached to ported hundreds of thousands of microns, the cuban beings, he screams as dominican authorities. detain dozens of haitians. those with outside de risk being deported, packed to hey, to the homeland and the grip of violent gangs. it because he didn't tell us that the president knows what to expect to pull these people to hate to some terrible things could happen to pay this. isn't he mind who mine was in the miners? it's not clear what the future holds. patients who came to the dominican republic to get away from the gangs. what are the hotline president news? i've been out the could well when the election with immigration, the top issue, the protecting the nation. and so, you know, everyone understands that when tens of thousands of fled to a, to, to escape violence and poverty many

kellie carter jackson: joseph scoops up simone, and juliet scoops up louise.ke their way up to the top deck of the ship. the two of them are separated. [indistinct shouting] a crew person sees juliet and louise, and he ushers them onto the lifeboat. juliet is panicking because she cannot find joseph, and she cannot find simon. they lost each other. by some miracle, they were able to find each other as they boarded the lifeboats. kellie carter jackson: and there's commotion. a crew member simply takes, simone hands her to her mother, and within moments, the lifeboat plunges toward the sea without her husband. [ominous music] bill wormstedt: and most of the forward lifeboats that left early in the sequence went down only partway full. [stirring music] tim maltin: titanic, although she sank slowly, she was actually sinking faster and faster and faster as she was settling deeper and deeper in the water, and crowds started to form around the last lifeboats. and that's where order started to break down. tad fitch: pushing and shoving and people panicking, trying to

but it's the streets as silent as they fill with brown flood water. louise in a seal lula to silver brooch. most of these cabinets on a trip to the effected region on sunday to discuss rescue assets and reconstruction . lot also said the government is working on a plan to prevent what he called climate accidents. happen to see because we need to stop chasing misfortune. we need to run tests and pay what could happen. fidget the floods have been raging for a week tree. good bye to wrench will rain more than 100000 people have been displaced. imagine z cruz as still struggling to rescue trapped residents with the floods reaching mesa is high. we thought well as a lot of water on the lower side of the city, the boats are already at the level of electricity pulse. we have to cut the power group to be able to cross some of these places. and what else is a little guys? rio grande store souls, golfing uh, says this is the worst natural disaster in the states history, but it follows several other major floods in the last year alone. and a growing trend of extreme weather events across brazil. and

the front runner is the current president, louise. i'll be an idea out who's promising to crack down on the asylum seekers and finish a concrete portable. the 2 nations shared the same island while high see is torn apart by gang wolf to the dominican republic is thriving economically and has deported hundreds of thousands of migrants of the human beings, the screams as dominican authorities detain dozens of haitians. those with outside de risk being deported. fact i hate to the homeland and the grip of violent gangs able to see you then the president knows what to expect to pull these people to hate to some terrible things can happen to pay. this is in here. my new minus the new minus. it's not clear what the future holds. patients who came to the dominican republic to get away from the gangs. what are the hotline president you can do? is winode could well when the election with immigration, the top issue, the protecting the nation. and so you don't technically want, i'm just sense that tens of thousands of flights, hey, to, to escape

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello.and showers, but as we go through the afternoon the heaviest, most persistent showers are likely to be across eastern scotland. you can see rather threatening—looking skies in edinburgh just a few hours ago. this has been the shower distribution so far today. most frequent showers across the far north. fewer showers, but most of those out to the west, but some of them are starting to push further inland. for the remainder of the afternoon, it's sunny spells and scattered showers almost anywhere, but the heaviest, most frequent, with maybe the odd rumble of thunder, across eastern scotland. lighter winds here, so if you get some showers they could be slow moving. slightly brisker winds, particularly on exposed south coasts, that should help push those showers through at quite a pace. top temperatures today between 16 and 18 degrees. if you dodge the showers and keep some sunshine with a little shelter, it will still feel quite pleasant. clearer skies across the far north—east through th

it is known that louise boyd, the daughter of the owner of a california gold mine, also visited thesery american woman who discovered polesie to the world and spent her entire inheritance on studying the arctic. by the way, the pinsk gentry is from the creator of the first belarusian opera. this is exactly what the sponsor of its construction, the merchant son david boyarsky, wanted to call the first city cinema, then... if you believe wikipedia, the first stone, the foundation of this architectural monument was laid by the last polish king stanislav august ponitovsky, it turns out, no, by that time the monarch had already was not in town. the polish writer, jozef kraszewski, once joked with... saying that this building stands like a dandy in the village, today you can more often hear another definition of the building, this palace is called the pearl of polesie. built a city building judge, financier, politician and grandfather of the famous artist, musician and composer napoleon ordet. this is the first secular residential stone building from the late 16th century. butrimovich palac

came to us, attention to the screen, good afternoon, my name is louise, i’m 43. years, i live in the have been involved in sports, now it’s sports wall dancing, for me it’s not just a hobby, for me it’s my whole life, it’s regular training, it’s a beautiful toned body, a good mood, communication with interesting people, since i try to lead a healthy lifestyle, i regularly watch a program about the most important things, here i can find answers to many questions that interest me, it’s as if i have a personal spirit. since childhood, well, there were breaks, the last 3 years, this is a regular, commendable activity, in fact, mikhail really wanted to just take up dancing, i did ballroom dancing for 6 years, yes, but he still didn’t remember anything with him, he remembered, cha-cha-cha, he remembered, you can tell mikhail couple, i ’ll just look and cha-cha, one two, three, cha, one, two, three, five, one, two, three, five, one, two, three, i won’t comment on who led in your pair, you will have to answer questions, by the way, sergei nikolaevich, tell us about the rules of our game, jus

louise motto scores the tying run and we were all knotted up at 5. piece that would send it into extras. now in the top of tent times with a couple runners on patrick bailey grounds it into right, kyra estrada scores the go ahead, run in the giants. take their first lead of the later in the inning. giants up by 3 runners at the corners for luis matos. the reigning nl player of the week is keeps raking jorge solera scores that capped off a four-run 10 ending. giants go on to win 9 to 4. the rubber match is tomorrow. alright a's hosting the rockies. hoping to build off their momentum from last night's comeback win. bottom of the 9th same score to offer zach gallo off. he hits a liner to right-center us truly ruiz scores the tying run. >> we've got a brand new ballgame folks that would send it into extras top of the 12 same score. one on for ryan mcmahon. over the state farm signed it. rockies, take a 2 run lead a's ball. 43. so look to take the series tomorrow and get this one. the rock and the niners were on the field again today for o-t-a's reactivat

. >> now the giants would take the lead on infield single by matt chapman and then louise, much toastard to the 3rd baseman and the rockies, 3rd baseman cannot make the play a run. scores on the error and the giants had a three-run 5th ending next. ending giants up by 2 elliott ramos. oh, yeah. he got a hold of that one. its first home run of the season giant had that lead to 3. top of the night when this guy comes in is usually curtains for the other team. camillo duval. he's on the bump. jake cave at the plate. he can't catch up to that high heat giant. they get to when they beat the rockies. 41 their first sweep of this season. they've now won 4 straight games. here's bob melvin had to say about his team after this win. >> i think all along we have. >> we have a good feeling that, you know, we're going to work our way out of these things. we've done a lot better in every facet here recently during the stretch to win, you win. you know, you get bogged down with, you know, to can't get that 3rd one. now we've got the 4th one. we get off-day probably so the 3rd east coast trip her hom

well, i'll go back a long way, louise high and i think 19, i'm going to have this great statement saying, while photographs may not lie, lawyers may take photographs. today you have presidents and generals and religious leaders who lives in that position. and i, i recognize what digital technology has done, what a i has done in terms of questing the perceived veracity of the photographic image . i actually think it's very healthy, because what it does is it takes the proof of the voracity and validity of the image away from the image itself and places it on the old. so if you believed or not, whether you believed or not depends upon, we are track record on what you've done, whether you have the credibility on us because what so the same and i think the same should happen with images. i think the danger is that we implicitly believe in the image. now the fact that it's being pressed you and i think is healthy. and so one of the things i'm particularly worried about is that we seem to repeat history again and again and again. so for example, since world war 2 and holocaust, we're seeing, y

today, as we review the most recent international news on the slides that made louise, this is all to international. and are you creating this all the slide? cuz the partially destroyed an apartment building in russian city of belgrade as a veteran camera to capture the moment of this mike, on the 10 story building, at least 11 people have been reported wounded, including an infant. and that off is dozens of residents may be trapped under the level russian defense. and as he said that you pray and use 3 different types of rock. is this like a residential areas around the century? russian authorities are considering this as an act of terrorism, of the, the search for survivors with the columbus pumping them inside the is and dozens of people make the also, under the deadly. is it available and has been under attack while you fighting forces this sunday morning? a video of this? witness all the contests for your has surface on the to the what we know you so far is it several people are believed to have been killed and at least 11 people wounded in a ukrainian strike on a residential civ

the sales president, louise, you know, so new doesn't, but has announced a package of measures to support people affected by the extent of flooding in the southern state of rio grande, the disorder, a 149 people, died over the past few weeks as water level submerged in time neighborhoods more than 600000 were forced to flee their homes. the netherlands looks such to have its most right. been government in decades after the deal was reached between full parties following months of negotiations. the announcement was made by, i'm think of some politician fed windows was thought chief of freedom received the most votes in last. the members election. it's deluxe. yeah. hopefully become prime minister. when does is hotline views on islam mentee had to step aside from taking that role? so a deep could be reached not to judge out where thousands have once more turned out and the capital to be see in protest against a new foreign influence law. west of nations have joined opposition. political leaders in georgia denouncing the legislation which requires foreign funded organizations to reduce the a

o, my colleague, louise osborne, wanted to understand what is driving the see the phenomenon as you look at vis. my gosh, europe continues to burn the 3 largest ever wealth by evacuation and unexpected storm, and the lincoln area made residents feel like they were in the middle of winter. waltz has been watching us. europe's weather has gone. freezing in the course. it is price me and it's probably not going to surprise you ex, that say that global booming is at least partly to blame the how does that actually work and how much that impacts can it really have? extreme weather is wrecking live, some likelihood a month range pulling in 24 hours, cost lots and lands. flights in slovenia and summer, 2023, leaving thousands homeless. dr. also damaged crops in southern europe, forcing the european commission to low a projected yield estimates. well, temperature has talked to the high forty's because of us putting continuously increasing, putting positive fuel emissions into the most via we are now at a much while not one and as a result of this log me. well, what happens is that it also affect

thank you very much for joining us- _ louise wateridge is from the aid organisation unwra.things are very tense here in rafah. the last 2a hours have been a complete roller—coaster of emotion. even the last few days, there was so much hope for ceasefire. anybody you speak to here, the last week, the last few months, every day all they want to know is when there is a ceasefire coming, and it is what everybody has been hoping for. so to wake up yesterday morning to the devastating news that leaflets had been dropped and an evacuation order was in place, it really spread a lot of fear across the community. i'm currently in western rafah, but across eastern rafah people started to move. even outside my window i could see people starting to take down their makeshift shelters, starting to pack up and leave rafah. there is a sense of fear and chaos now. obviously this is a minute by minute, hour by hour situation developing. but clearly people are hearing of the situation of the rafah border crossing and now deciding to leave once again. tell us what the aid situation is like. mor

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