lucy manning reports.eporters who he would normally have worked alongside, facing serious charges that he accessed indecent photographs and videos of children, including a boy as young as 7—9 years old. no words outside court, but three key ones inside. the former newsreader stood in the dock and, as the counts were read out, calmly, quietly, he replied, "guilty". then again, "guilty," and for the third time, "guilty". the court heard huw edwards had been in a whatsapp chat with a man he met online, who sent him pictures and videos. of the 377 sexual images, 41 were indecent images of children, mostly between 12—15 years old. but two of the most extreme images were videos of a child who could have been as young as seven. the court heard on two occasions he asked the man not to send underage or illegal pictures — but, after the first time, he still accessed more that were sent, including the video of the young boy. mr edwards' lawyer said the former bbc newsreader hadn't kept any images or sent them to anyo

lucy manning, bbc news. well, the bbc says it knew huw edwards had been arrested back in november.re at bbc news are editorially independent when reporting on the corporation, and the news division only learnt of his arrest and the charges along with the rest of the media on monday. katie razzall is with me. huge questions for the bbc. yes, the bbc and director _ huge questions for the bbc. yes, the bbc and director general, _ huge questions for the bbc. yes, the bbc and director general, not - huge questions for the bbc. yes, the bbc and director general, not least . bbc and director general, not least by the bbc paid huw edwards for five months after it knew he had been arrested. because he was the third highest paid bbc presenter, that meant a total of more than £200,000 of public money from the licence fee going to him after the arrest. 0n the face of it, that looks hard to justify in hindsight, and the bbc said it was told in confidence about the arrest and decided it would act if you are charged and in the end he left before that happened. there are also questions about why u

our special correspondent, lucy manning, was in court. the man who read the news headlines is now in them. in the middle of the jostling cameras and reporters who he would normally have worked alongside. facing serious charges that he accessed indecent photographs and videos of children, including a boy as young as seven to nine years old. no words outside court but three key ones inside. the former newsreader stood in the dock and as the counts were read out calmly, quietly he replied guilty — then again guilty and for the third time, guilty. the court heard huw edwards had been in a whatsapp chat with a man he met online, who sent him pictures and videos. of the 377 sexual images, 41 were indecent images of children, mostly between 12 and 15 years old. but two of the most extreme images were videos of a child who could have been as young as seven. the court heard on two occasions he asked the man not to send under age or illegal pictures but after the first time he still accessed more that were sent, including the video of the young boy.

lucy manning with the latest, thank you. a ball, after his opponent alex de minaur pulled out through injury. and the 2022 champion elena rybakina is also through. it tookjust 62 minutes for her to beat ukrainan elina svitolina in straight sets. after 21 years, and a career unmatched in success, james anderson began his last test match for england today. it was a poignant occasion for him, but in the end the day belonged to another fast bowler. england dismissed west indies forjust 121 and ended the day 154 for 3 in reply. from lord's, joe wilson reports. maybe james anderson didn't want any fuss. well, of course, this test began as his occasion. lord's was full of his admirers and his family. when he walked from the pavilion, his wife, parents and daughters were there to ring the bell to begin his final test match. and we're off. anderson opened the bowling and met some resolute west indies batting. mikyle louis representing saint kitts and nevis. a proud moment. enter gus atkinson. for him, it's all beginning. atkinson bow

lucy manning, bbc news.ws are needed in the wake of these killings. our home editor mark easton is with me. what are some of the issues here? i was in a sports shop today that it sold crossbows, i could have bought something _ sold crossbows, i could have bought something called a raptor fx3, or one that — something called a raptor fx3, or one that was advertised with pictures— one that was advertised with pictures of zombies. the owner said he took— pictures of zombies. the owner said he took enormous care to make sure he took enormous care to make sure he did _ he took enormous care to make sure he did not— he took enormous care to make sure he did not sell a weapon to anybody unless _ he did not sell a weapon to anybody unless you — he did not sell a weapon to anybody unless you are sure that they would be responsible. he said the real problem — be responsible. he said the real problem was online. but there are very few— problem was online. but there are very few controls, wherever you buy a crossbow — ve

lucy manning has more. tling cameras and reporters who he would normally have worked alongside, facing serious charges that he accessed indecent photographs and videos of children, including a boy as young as seven to nine years old. no words outside court, but three key ones inside. the former newsreader stood in the dock and, as the counts were read out, calmly, quietly, he replied, "guilty". then again, "guilty," and for the third time, "guilty". the court heard huw edwards had been in a whatsapp chat with a man he met online, who sent him pictures and videos. of the 377 sexual images, 41 were indecent images of children, mostly between 12—15 years old. but two of the most extreme images were videos of a child who could have been as young as seven. the court heard on two occasions he asked the man not to send underage or illegal pictures — but, after the first time, he still accessed more that were sent, including the video of the young boy. mr edwards' lawyer said the former bbc newsreader hadn't kept an

lucy manning, bbc news.e, the fire broke out round the spire of the kral, and the cast iron spire has been undergoing restoration work, and is covered in scaffolding, the current spire dates back to the 19th century when its wooden predecessor was destroyed by fire, the scenes were reminiscent of notre—dame, firefighters say the blaze is under control. firefighters say the blaze is under control. the king has congratulated the england team on reaching the final of the 2024 euros. but he had one request, which i think rather a lot of people would agree with. king charles asked gareth southgate's team if they could ease the stress on england fans by beating spain in the final on sunday, without needing a last minute goal or penalties. the semifinal last night was the most watched progamme on tv this year, peaking at more than 20 million. nesta macgregor has been finding out how the team and fans have been recovering after last night. palmer finds watkins. watkins turns. watkins scores! ollie watkins — less tha

lucy manning, bbc news.prisoners in the uk could be released early in an attempt to tackle overcrowding injails in england and wales. it's one of a number of measures expected to be announced on friday by the justice secretary, shabana mahmood. the prime minister sir keir starmer has said he was "pretty shocked" at the scale of the situation and claimed the previous government was "reckless". our senior uk correspondent sima kotecha has more. prisons in england and wales are in crisis. they are struggling to cope with a growing population. last week they were 87,453 people in jail. they are now fewer than 1500 prison spaces across the estate. recorded crime has actually fallen, but the crown courts have a backlog of more than 67 and a half thousand cases. partly because they were closed during covert and the 2022 barrister strikes. those remanded in custody and had to wait longer for their hearings. sentencing policy has changed over the years too. sentences have increased in length. it will take time to bui

our special correspondent lucy manning has more on what happened inside westminster magistrates' court edwards arrived within a strong of reporters and cameras and he was jostled to get the courtroom, he did not say anything outside of court but 3 extremely significant words when he was inside court, he stood on the dock. he looked, he did not have much expression, he looked, i thought, relatively calm and the 3 charges that were put to him, category a, category b and category c images, after each1 he replied quietly but calmly, guilty, and the court heard further details of the accusations that he has now pleaded guilty to, that he was in a whatsapp chat with another man and they, the man was sending him as images, some were illegal, pornographic images but 41 of them were indecent images and the agents involved in those images, there were 2 videos as well, raged largely between 12 to 15 years of age 50 that's 2 of them included 7 to 9 years of age. in a couple of occasions, hugh edwards asked the man to stop sending illegal, and aged pictures but that didn't always stop. they carried

that was our special correspondent lucy manning reporting.ull out of this year's presidential election, despite calls from some democrats for him to do so after his disastrous performance at last week's tv debate with donald trump. mr biden, who's 81, said he won't be pushed out of the race. and several democrat governors who met mr biden at the white house have rallied behind him, as our north america correspondent, peter bowes, reports. this is the biggest personal challenge facing joe biden since he launched his re—election campaign. many democrats are widely reported still to be in panic mode a week after this. making sure that we are able to make every single solitary person eligible for what i have been able to do with the covid... excuse me, with dealing with everything we have to do with, er... the president's fumbling performance during his debate with donald trump has led to growing calls from members of his party for him to abandon his bid for a second term. two democratic congressman have urged mr biden to step down, while us medi

lucy manning reports. it is hard to fathom what happened here.as killed, as were his daughters, 28—year—old hannah and 25—year—old louise. last night, armed police arrived around 7pm as screams were heard by neighbours. air ambulances scrambled to the scene to try to save the women. there was about ten police cars. there was ambulances and everything going down there. and the thing that really struck me was that there was police with guns. police searched all night and police are searching for kyle clifford, 26 years all day for kyle clifford, 26 years old and a former soldier. the concern is that he was armed with a crossbow. it is believed he was known to the hunt family and police say the killings where a targeted attack. at lunchtime they describe the scale of their search. we have extensive police resources deployed to various locations in north london and also the bushey area of hertfordshire. the manhunt also involves armed police officers and specialist search teams responding at pace in the wake of what has been an horrific incident, inv

lucy manning, bbc news.our's victory, there were some setbacks for keir starmer. in leicester south, the labour frontbencher jonathan ashworth was defeated by a pro—palestinian independent candidate. there were similar labour losses in dewsbury and batley, and also in blackburn. and in islington north, the former labour leaderjeremy corbyn won as an independent, after being banned from standing by labour in the seat which he's held for more than a0 years. the political landscape shifted in every part of the uk overnight. in a moment, we'll get the latest from sara girvin in northern ireland, where sinn fein are now the largest party. hywel griffith has the story in wales, where there are no conservative mps left. but we begin in scotland, on a dramatic night of losses for the snp. james cook has that story. applause. in dramatic, emphatic fashion, scottish labour is back. they swept the board here in glasgow, a moment for which they have waited nearly a decade. people across glasgow, scotland and the uk have

lucy manning sent this report. it's quite hard to fathom what happened here.y brutally attacked, a mother and her two daughters not safe in their own home, and a suspect who went on the run for 2h hours. the family who lived here in bushey are the family of our bbc colleague — racing commentatorjohn hunt. his wife, 61—year—old carol, was killed, as were their daughters, 28—year—old hannah and 25—year—old louise. last night, armed police arrived around 7pm as screams were heard by neighbours. air ambulances scrambled to the scene to try to save the women. it was about ten police cars. there was ambulances and everything going down there, and the thing that really struck me was that there was police with guns. police searched all night and all day for kyle clifford, 26 years old and a former soldier. the concern was that he was armed with a crossbow. it's believed he was known to the hunt family and police say the killings were a targeted attack. at lunchtime, they described the scale of their search. we have extensive police resources deployed to various locati

lucy manning reporting there.flets over gaza city telling people to leave their homes and head south. it's the second time people have been told to get out of the area since the start of the conflict. in southern gaza, at least 29 palestinians have been killed and dozens more wounded in an israeli air strike on a camp for displaced people outside a school. gaza's hamas—run health ministry said the missile hit next to the gate of a school, east of the city of khan younis. fergal keane has the story — and there are distressing images in his report. the women of the house of abu abed. they have lost a brother. mohammed was 27, trained to teach special needs children, and about to be married. translation: he was going out to call his fiancee. _ next week, the borders will open and he could go see her. hejoked, "goodbye, gaza, goodbye." mohammed was planning to join his future wife in egypt, herfamily escaped there after nine were killed in an earlier air strike — his sister—in—law, inas, blinded in one eye there. and

lucy manning, bbc news.of the euros. the game starts at 8pm on sunday and could last until 11pm if it goes to penalties. let's cross live to charlotte richardson, a sportsjournalist, not about the morning off, that is not what i will ask you because that is not for you to say, although i am sure you will get the morning off at the end of a long sunday night, let me ask you about the actual football. a great performance, mostly, against the netherlands, can we bring it home on sunday? we we bring it home on sunday? - absolutely can. for england it has been a tournament that we have really grown into, the group stages, the performances were not necessarily the most convincing and we were not seeing our attacking arsenal firing we were not seeing our attacking arsenalfiring on we were not seeing our attacking arsenal firing on all cylinders we were not seeing our attacking arsenalfiring on all cylinders but in the knockout rounds england have shown a grit and determination and has been sprinkling into really ma

lucy manning, bbc news. few hours' time, presidentjoe biden is expected to face a make or break news conference in washington, as he attempts to convince voters and his own party that he's fit and well enough to run again in november's us presidential election. the high stakes moment would be the biggest test for him since his botched debate two weeks ago, which triggered this crisis. the performance is expected to either silence his critics, or prompt a fresh wave of calls for him to step aside. we are expecting that imminently. let's dip and live to what is happening at the nato conference now where the head of nato and president zelensky are continuing with the press conference we heard from a little earlier on. one thing zelensky was mentioning with a long—range strikes inside russia that has been something that ukraine has been calling for. president zelensky said that he hopes allies will make decisions to allow such strakes. without further ado let's crossover live to my colleague. helena humphrey is

lucy manning is here. we saw huw edwards outside of court. what edwards outside of court.edwards outside of court. what happened inside court? - edwards outside of court. ib'fi�*ué�*ii happened inside court? mr edwards arrived with reporters and cameras around him, he wasjostled arrived with reporters and cameras around him, he was jostled trying to get in. he didn't say anything outside court, but three extremely significant words when he was inside court. he stood in the dark, he didn't have much expression, he looked relatively calm, and the three charges were put to him, the category a, b and c, and each one he replied quietly but calmly, guilty. the court heard further details of the accusations he has now pleaded guilty to, that he was in a whatsapp chat with another man. the man was sending him images, some of those were legal pornographic images, but 41 were indecent images, and the ages involved in the images, of which there were two videos, ranged largely between 12 and 15, but two of the videos involve children seven to nine years old. on a couple of occasions,

here's our special correspondent lucy manning.mages of children — that relates to sharing them on what's app �* relates to sharing them on what's app — and he's accused of making 37 indecent images —6 category a, the most extreme, 12 category b, and nine category c between december 2020 and april 2022. we learn today — it's not clear why we are only learning this today — that he was actually arrested in november and was charged last month. now mr edwards was suspended from the bbc last year when of the sun newspaper made allegations he had made payments for explicit photos. there were no criminal offences there and the police are clear that these charges are not related to that. he resigned earlier this year, but it was revealed thatjust last week, he was revealed thatjust last week, he was still one of the bbc�*s highest—paid presenters with a pay rise, even though he'd been suspended for most of the year. he will appear at westminster magistrates�* court on wednesday. team gb has won its first gold medals of the paris 0lympics.

lucy manning, is live at the scene of the killings in hertfordshire, for us tonight. and a day of frantic searching involving hundreds of officers, the suspect, kyle clifford, was apprehended today and he is this evening receiving medical treatment. there is deep grief here in bushey after the killings and also here in the bbc. it is hard to fathom what happened here. in the quiet hertfordshire suburbs, a family brutally attacked. a mother and her two daughters, not safe in their own home and the suspect went on the run for 2h hours. the family who lived here in bushey are the family of our bbc colleague, the racing commentatorjohn hunt. his wife, 61—year—old carol, was killed, as were his daughters, 28—year—old hannah and 25—year—old louise. last night, armed police arrived around 7pm as screams were heard by neighbours. air ambulances scrambled to the scene to try to save the women. there was about ten police cars. there was ambulances and everything going down there. and the thing that really struck me was that there was police with guns. police searched all night

our special correspondent lucy manning reports. so it was like a...like a war zone.uria died when a land rover smashed through the children here. and the car... well, the car had gone into the building and dented the building and then sort ofjumped back. debris everywhere. the eight—year—old girls had just been celebrating at an end—of—term party, tables and mats laid out. nuria, talented and chatty. selena, hard—working with a twinkle in her eye, said her teachers. prosecutors last week decided not to charge the driver, because they said she had suffered an epileptic seizure which hadn't previously been diagnosed, a decision the school struggles with. i was very surprised. i think we were both very surprised. as was the whole community, really. and we've waited and waited and given the police and the cps the time and the space to make that decision, and now we feel very angry and sad and upset and confused. but their greatest frustration is with the met police, its investigation, and what they see as a failure to answer questions since the decision not to prosecute.

lucy manning, bbc news.n�*s dance class in southport on monday have been granted more time to question a 17—year—old boy. the teenager, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was arrested after the fatal stabbing of alice aguiar, more than 50 police officers and three police dogs were injured during violence which erupted in southport last night after false information circulated about the suspect who is being held. from southport, here�*s judith moritz. when a knifeman walked into this dance class held by leanne lewis, she showed bravery shielding the children from danger. her cousin has told bbc how she is doing now. all we know is she�*s still not out of the woods but she is talking. we�*re not allowed to say too much. but she is a hero. the attack has devastated this community and made an impact far beyond here. nine—year—old alice aguiar, bebe king, six and elsie dot stancombe, seven, were killed. eight other children were hurt. jonathan hayes was stabbed in the leg as he tried to stop the knifeman. tod

lucy manning, bbc news. with me is our correspondent charlotte gallagher. the other side of the story and in the most shocking of circumstances. we story and in the most shocking of circumstances.— circumstances. we are used to watchin: circumstances. we are used to watching huw _ circumstances. we are used to watching huw edwards - circumstances. we are used to i watching huw edwards presenting circumstances. we are used to - watching huw edwards presenting the six o'clock news, announcing the death of the queen, leading the coverage of the coronation and there he was walking into court surrounded by police, surrounded by photographers to face these incredibly serious charges. he admitted them. three counts of making indecent images of children. some of those images, category a. the most severe. some of the images involving children estimated to be aged 7—9. so a huge shock when those charges were initially announced. we had no idea. bbc news, had no idea that he had been arrested but it turns out, the senior executives at bbc as a whole did know, they wer

let's go now to our special correspondent, lucy manning. this? well, people were used to huw edwards presenting the news from the bbc studios behind me but, for the last year, he has been in the headlines and today the metropolitan police confirmed he had been charged with three counts of making indecent images of children, relating to sharing them on whatsapp, and he is accused of making 37 indecent images, six category a, the most extreme images, 12 category b and 19 category c images, between december 2020 and april 2022. we learned today, it's not clear why we are only learning this today, that he was arrested in november and was charged last month. mr edwards was suspended from the bbc last year when the sun newspaper made allegations he had made payments for explicit photos. there were no criminal offences there and police are clear that these charges are not related to that. he resigned earlier this year but it was revealed that just last week he was still one of the bbc�*s highest paid presenters, with a pay rise even though he had

lucy manning reporting there.the world. the bbc has spoken to one such victim — a british chinese woman who was manipulated into handing over her life savings, with empty but convincing threats of extradition. this one said i am involved with international money laundry and any crime suspect. ifeel a bit international money laundry and any crime suspect. i feel a bit stupid now, but there is no chance i can do thatis now, but there is no chance i can do that is not real. it's so convincing. —— i can know that is not real. let's go to bangkok and speak to jake sims. he is a visiting expert on transnational crime at the us institute of peace. what are some of the signs that pointed to this that let you and others to see a pattern here? this is a very different _ others to see a pattern here? ti 3 is a very different form of crime and scams than we have seen in the past and it is also a very different form of perpetrator. you have seen this migration, a very sophisticated, powerful, china originating organised crimin

lucy manning, bbc news. the numbers in this election are very interesting.ite was the case for reform. their share of the vote was higher than the lib dems, but they haveonly five seats. but they have only five seats. my colleague reeta chakrabarti explains why. thank you. well let's take a look at turnout first, and despite some of the huge figures overnight, turnout was significantly down. overall across the uk, turnout amongst voters was just 60%, and as you can see, compared to five years ago that is down 7.6%, and if you look back historically, it's much lower than it used to be in the �*80s and �*90s. so, a landslide labour victory, but their vote share tells a more nuanced story. compared to 2019, it's up less than 2%, and the lib dems even less. but they've both achieved their huge successes because of the plummeting in the conservative vote, down just shy of 20%. and let's not forget reform, who are the major beneficiaries of that fall in terms of vote share, but not seats due to the first—past—the—post system. let's break that down into the nations

we understand, at the moment, from our special correspondent lucy manning who is down there that kylerrest has been made, but again, it's important to wait for the police to confirm that bit of information. this is a fast—moving developing story. there are a lot of elements here. there was a lot for the police to look into. there is a life manhunt. there is a forensic investigation at the house, and just to reiterate, for those of you who mayjust be joining to reiterate, for those of you who mayjust bejoining us, that police are still searching for kyle clifford, the 26—year—old man from enfield, in relation to the deaths of three women in hertfordshire. officers were called to action close about its 7pm last night. the live pictures you're seeing now are of an area in enfield, we believe it's near gordon hill station, and we believe the police hunt for kyle clifford has moved to enfield, it is where he is from, and it is where our helicopter is now circling. as you see that in the distance on the ground, a police vehicle. but cross life now to hatfield, i believe it is about to start

let's speak to our special correspondent, lucy manning, who has been following their campaign.slate into seats? yes, that's right- — not translate into seats? yes, that's right. the _ not translate into seats? yes, that's right. the third - not translate into seats? yes, that's right. the third largestl not translate into seats? yes that's right. the third largest vote share and the third largest number of votes but not the third largest number of seats. but nigel farage and the reform uk party will be and are very happy with their four mps. nigel farage is about to arrive in the next hour or so in central london with his three mps near the house of commons. the message they want to send out very clearly is that reform uk has landed at westminster. and just think back some weeks ago, nigel farage was prepared to set this out but he realised to win it he had to be a net and that seemed to galvanise the party campaign. they squeezed the tory vote, helping to bring about the downfall of the tory government and they took seats not just the downfall of the tory government and they t

lucy manning, bbc news.ling him over his reelection bid is even more members of his own democratic party are calling for him to stand down. especially after that gaffe of introducing president zelensky as president putin. do you stay with us for that. president putin. do you stay with us forthat. it president putin. do you stay with us for that. it is time for the weather. hello there! the best way to sum upjuly so far this month has been rather wet at times and disappointingly cool. average temperatures at this time of year, generally between 18 and 23 degrees. just take a look at the next few days. temperatures below par for the time of year, all due to the direction of the wind and the amount of cloud we're going to see. now let's take a look at the pressure chart a little more detail, explain further. we've got this high pressure out to the west but circulating around that high. the wind direction comes in a clockwise fashion, and and so that means a northerly wind. it will continue to drive in plenty of

got that lucy's and young man that had been attacking not just shipping in the red sea for months, but also his real with some rockets. you've got a reading back militias in both iraq and syria threatening the united states as well as israel. and then there's these tit for tat exchanges with his beloved escalade. ready in part because of this incident last saturday. so in some sense the word is already become regional. it's something that the by the administration has tried to avoid. and even with these 2 dramatic strikes by israel, the one and they root in the one and say run, it remains an open question of whether or not is real, is any closer to restore in some semblance of strategic strategic deterrence. it seems not in the united states, unfortunately, i think looks largely like a bystander these days, 2 events that are driven mostly by actors in the region that have more of an interest in using violence to advance their means. ben, diplomacy at this point, what did you make today with the us secretary of state? it said that the us had no knowledge or involvement of the the killin

that was our special correspondent lucy manning reporting.the sky. it is a truly historic day— a cloud in the sky. it is a truly historic day because a lot of fans have _ historic day because a lot of fans have been— historic day because a lot of fans have been waiting all week to see andy— have been waiting all week to see andy murray in action, not the singles — andy murray in action, not the singles but he will be on centre court _ singles but he will be on centre court in — singles but he will be on centre court in a — singles but he will be on centre court in a historic doubles match alongside — court in a historic doubles match alongside brotherjamie because it's the first— alongside brotherjamie because it's the first time since 1995 a men's doubles — the first time since 1995 a men's doubles first round match has been staged _ doubles first round match has been staged on _ doubles first round match has been staged on centre court but it is in recognition — staged on centre court but it is in recognition of what he has achieved, so it'

you and you don't have a permit and his highway man with no bus one, lucy, or maybe the boss will register him. he been without us under the name. but since the strike, his boss is also issued employment contracts to migrant who are not included in the agreement, he's probably afraid will react later. yeah, he's a bit scared. right now things are ok. all right. well, for now, so far we've managed to struggle quite well. i'm gonna be a minute since that date one is hopefully we'll get results sooner. we're on the so the receipt to see all the. yeah, e, i'm or it will be mid april as far as i know me every on that phone call. even though the new integration regulations restrict people from getting legal status through work, they don't currently affect the work or supported by a 10 day your coupon. they're in no particular hurry to implemented cnn. if they did, they'd have to fire and deport all of the workers in the restaurant industry. these a these do say to the time i ask you some time or i've slice you without them. half of the restaurants would probably have to close to the 9th or parti

so on the phone, people from the lucy who diesel, you should not the man for the purpose not from the the work force solutions. and i'm in front of modeling with themself. this was uh, was initially especially considering if you're still a little no great and i'm always going to come on you to put the volunteer to the enough one to the foot piece. it goes with the lives of ccm. solution you see is for one on some of this is we have fucked up. i'm still, i don't think that's what loops double. and so now, you know, of course just the only former, she's the example based on the little please. the dollar stuff people design in mobile, so young, lots of ways, some sort i'm going to be have given the ukraine military and non mandatory support forced more than 1.3 percent of g d p. we will continue this when the scale of embezzlement and the ukranian army became just 2 of the ukrainian defense minister. like say for it is nicole without us didn't quietly resign. now spends most of his time outside the country, mainly in front of it today. on october, the 20 of 2023, you as president to bite

she is someone who is who in the phone, people from the lucy who be so you should not the man for the purpose not from the the workforce solutions. and i'm in front of modeling with themself. this was uh, was on your summer, especially if you sort of miss, you're still a little. no, great. and i'm always going to come on you to cut the really lovely phone. she took oddly enough. when you put pacific ocean link, it is occupancy skim station. you see is for one on some of this is we have fucked up. i'm still like the stolen so now, you know, of course just the only former she's the runs off of those. but on the little please signal or stuff people design you, i'm over. so young, lots of the way some sort i'm going to be have given you ukraine, military and non mandatory support. forced more than 1.3 percent of g d p. we will continue this when the scale of embezzlement and the ukranian army became just 2 of the ukrainian defense minister. like say for it is nicole without us didn't quietly resign. the now spends most of his time outside the country, mainly in front of it today. on octob

lucy to me. here. yes, i didn’t have to call, i was just thinking. lyusenka, come in. misha, i'll say hello. hello young man, that’s it, that’s it, i’m gone, i won’t disturb you, and i left it there on the table for you, oh, lyusenka, come to me, don’t forget the guard, well, okay, thank you, smart girl , lyusenka, yes, that means it’s so, alexey ivanovich, he says that you... support him in the fact that it’s too early to close artyukhov’s case, right? yes, i'm absolutely sure of that. what are the grounds? well, first of all, i feel that artyukhov did not commit a crime. you feel it, yes, but it won’t fit the matter, will it? what else? you see, i saw that the killer smokes, but there are no artyukhs. what else? another wife, what about artyukhov’s wife? she’s lying to us, but she says that she loves her husband, in fact she has a lover, he has a scar on his back, and did you see it yourself? yes, well, what an interesting movie you are playing, +18, why stop, go, work, lyosha, yes, take fingerprints in this apartment, maybe something interesting will come up, here is mikhail ignadovich, you’re just like

lucy? the legend is fresh, hard to trust. here is an identikit of the hooded man, kindly compiled by her.e broad sense, it was a clearly closed territory, for the first time we have the opportunity to see him the way only those closest to him, his daughter and wife, saw him. the get-togethers were always fun, but you’re sitting in dad’s place, it just so happened, yes? unique footage, previously unavailable. there was this difficult period when he was being treated abroad, mikhail nikolaevich’s sister, lena, and his first wife velta, in the face of misfortune, grief, they united, the three of them lived in the same apartment, cooked in the same kitchen, and took turns coming to mikhail on duty , the daughter turns to him, realizing that he is somewhere there and he hears her, don’t take it as a posthumous empty compliment, to me... father’s feelings are more important, more likely at this sad moment, god needed you more for some reason, our exclusive - family archive mikhail zadorny, exclusive with dmitry borisov, on saturday on the first, in the new season on the first, a woman was kille

to find out why some students become bullies we made a man who confesses to abusing thousands of each form across my the now in these lights, lucy's, he says he's never had to pay for his actions. hey i have trying to figure out a shared rooms that are paid out kind of wishing i'm not going to go to long a punch. it will go to the extent of approachable. quite a lot. i forgot to call you and say with paul for the to how long it took id to will tell you that they may have to move him to that. can we move it up or package it over now he will. she would open it up. i'm on sugar he says there's at the time. he didn't realize he was a bully. yeah. not a problem. you know with him. okay cool. yeah. can. i'm going to try shady to employee. i'm handling at the lot. hold on here, so i guess how to create a tongue. you know, i mean i didn't look at the to tell her that they didn't hear that. the only thing that's having a control lesson to kind of that was the fear that the young could do them, she hired or how was all phone do you mean? of course, one thing is that on a, she's had her a couple uh hold on to the bottom and she can see on th

to find out why some students become bullies, we made a man who confesses to abusing thousands of each form across my. 2 now in these lights, lucy's, he says he's never had to pain, so he's actions have time, she got a share. and so that paid out kind of wishing. i'm not too long a punch. it will go to the extent of approachable, quite a lot to not to comment, they would call for the to how long it took. id will tell you that they may have to move him to that. can we move it up or package it over now? he will. she would open it up and walk sugar. he says there is at the time he didn't realize he was a bully. yeah. not a problem. you know, wasn't comfortable. yeah. can i want to cause a complete handling at the lot here so there's a lot of kids i know and i will cut out these up. i don't remember what else to tell her that they didn't hear about the only thing about coming a patrol lesson to kind of that was the fear the young to them. she hired. how was all phone, do you mean i just one thing that on a she's had her a couple, a hold on to the muslim and she was here and i was thinking they didn't, things are going to thing with a

lucy grey. one of the uk's biggest tv stars — holly willoughby thanks police, after a man is found guilty of plottingmas. hurricane beryl�*s battering of the caribbean continues—— of the caribbean continues — right now its the cayman islands bearing the brunt of the storm. also coming up on the world today: ballots are being cast in the uk's firstjuly general election since 1945 — with up to forty—six million people choosing a new government. welcome to the world today. a man has been found guilty of plotting to kidnap, rape and murder one of britain's biggest tv stars — holly willoughby. he was arrested after discussing his plans online with a man who was in fact an undercover police officer in the us. the court heard that gavin plumb was obsessed with the star and had assembled an abduction kit which included handcuffs

difficult, but at least everything she could, she did, in fact, lucy, the work is necessary, the language wears out the most and boots, wow... the mane, a thief, a fortune teller, tomorrow on the first day, we are two women who love the same man, you are love with a habit do not confuse. dear friends, we continue our conversation about vera mukhina, my guests are the founder of the moscow design museum and director of this museum alexandra sankova and the architect and artist yuri avakumov. well , what happens is that this woman, yes, who did these lovely things that are so necessary in everyday life and which, it would seem , so... this style is very, on the one hand , industrial and all built on such a kind of stratified movement, so in this pavilion in particular, everything is like this time is knocked down, knocked down step by step, and the form stretches, as if it was filmed in slow motion, it’s all stratified and at the same time this is the style of holdings. in these corrugated suitcases, in clothes, it manifested itself in all sorts of corrugated corduroys and so on, this is the style of this, well, i don’t know, but the

goals score jamal and lucy, all will be hoping to cause problems for the spanish defense mid field to tony. close, whoever tell are up to the european championships is the main man in mid field and could be a key to a possible gemini victory isn't it's in uh, we're now at a stage of the tournament where we really want it to be. um, we can be satisfied with that. however, the teams own drive and the locker room is to go much further robina and we're very confident that we can do that of to try to, to come. and i'm good. and those able to take this has a shelf from good. the last, when again, spain and the competitive match was at the 1988 to european championships. now germany want to write a new chapter in the history books and continued to ride the wave of you for it in the country as well. my colleague, michael flores from the dw suppose isn't, is still god with that match is going to be taking place in a few hours, a heck of work for you. i'm a feel like that way. well. well the atmosphere here is still going to have been of excitement really. it's a, it's been uh that way a truck throughout the whole tournament. and as you can see, probably behind me, some o

man? oh, well , let her come to her senses, guys, hi, thank you, especially since it’s lucy’s birthday, rightions on your birthday, i wish you good health, good luck, they don’t smell tea, so that’s the only way, yes, thank you. luck is exactly what we all need now, yeah, especially potapov, who is all alone now, but there’s nothing you can do, what about the support services, okay, amazing stove, you can do it with one more, of course, don’t be shy, well that’s it, i won’t hate you, rest, yes, les, when you were hired in the personnel department, i... it’s your birthday, it seems igorevich, a banana for the path, with pleasure, thank you, well, have a nice time, that’s it, once again happy birthday, thank you, uh-huh, kolya. andrey, you don’t need help, no, but sanya, please beg for garbage , master, lyus, i’ll help you! okay, tell me why you’re cheating on max, you wanted to talk about it yourself, i should, i only ask you one thing, please, give him a chance, he’s all very serious about it, he’s never had anything like this in his life, march, what chance? he is not my person, you understa

man. amin abed was admitted in critical condition. open dissent against us seems to have increase. lucyn gaza, the price of war doesn't always cover the price of protest. it is a price amin abed has paid before. savagely beaten by a group of armed men hours after the activist criticised hamas on social media and days after he chose to speak to television channels, including the bbc. friends say it was hamas security forces who broke his limbs and local women who saved his life, braving bursts of gun fire to make them stop. speaking to the bbc from his hospital bed, amin said his attackers carried knives, axes and pistols — they called him a traitor and an agent for israel, he said, and their commander told them to break his fingers to stop him writing anything against hamas again. hours later, he released this video clip. translation: i will continue to speak and say to you, - my people, we will remain committed to our vow not to accept the torment of prison cells, shackles and bars. we will continue to speak until we can rid ourselves of this bad reality they have put us in. amin�*s fa

lucy from liver. where? we'll meet at the bus station in half an hour. will. repeat again: albino killed a mannka, you promised, yes, no, but what did i promise, that you’ll talk to him first, you have about five minutes left, you thought i would hand them over to you on a silver platter, so that you could devour them later according to your law, it was i who found them, i alone, and not you with all your bird it’s better if he fishes out his own intestines, and i’ll take a look, otherwise i’ll even help, you’ll help, you’ll come with me, you’ll help, you ’re climbing. take your hands off, otherwise i ’ll get another tool and make you a couple of holes, we didn’t agree on that, and i can’t have any agreements with you, you’ll decide one, two, even three, and then they’ll darken you, i don’t know how to help you, why did you suddenly become so caring, but they will kill you, yours will be broken off the chain, you don’t need this. first shtepa, then this one. let’s talk about something , luckily today, mentyara he came himself, what an eloquent face, give me a light, you have two options: you g

lucy, the work is necessary. the tongue of the shoe wears out the most. the man had everything, health and money.tte. thief. fortune teller from monday to... "we are two women who love one man, don’t confuse love with habit, europe and ukraine are in shock, only they were glad that the head of hungary, viktor orban , flew to kiev and talked with vladimir zelensky, as it turned out, almost today.” orban is expected to visit moscow in any case, only hungarian journalists have published this information. tomorrow, viktor orban is expected to travel to moscow, just a few days after his unexpected visit to kiev. several officials in the west and in the countries of the central and eastern regions told me this. europe. foreign minister petr szijarta, a friend of lavov's, will also go. but here it is necessary to clarify that the heads of the hungarian. fire, to stop hostilities, in order for certain things to be done on the ukrainian side, and we did it, there was on the part of western partners, to stop such an episode, we did it, the ukrainian side did not stop hostilities, we were asked to withdraw

man. you don't answer calls, what should i do? me, i'm worried. don't worry about me. and you don't need to come to me. lucyou interfere with them. what will they do to me? yes, they will do anything. i ask you, before the commission leaves, sit quietly, and it’s better, maybe you go to your place in zazyursk, you can even apply for leave, i ’ll sign, i’ll think about it, hello, hello, they let you go, i wrote an application for time off , she left her boss and didn’t wait for them to sign, but what about labor discipline, and analysis, without such and such a valuable employee? you go to the blacksmith are you coming? yes. why would i cancel things? well, let's go without your nagging. yes, interesting things are revealed. you think you know a lot about the plant, there are such surprises here. are we planning a holiday? no, we’ll just have some tea, i baked some cookies. okay, let's deal with this folder. lyusya, fyodor kuzmevich, excuse me, i have to go. what about tea? then there will be tea, and much more. and now we have to go. walk me out. when will the commission's decision be known? and hello to yo

to live healthy on july 8, on the first day of the year, lucy needs the work that is needed most of all , his tongue and shoes wear out, but the man, thief, fortune teller from monday on the first, we are two women who love the same man, don’t confuse her love with a habit, in the new season on the first, a woman is killed, and we are talking to the devil about which my heart didn’t break, do you know how it breaks? so only the shoulder is given away and the elbow is pulled. okay, let's think about it. let’s say you’re a mole, you’re wanted, there are leads on you in all parts of the soviet union. and no matter how good your preparation is, sooner or later you will still be identified. and this is a mortal danger. or you have a second very well thought out option of escaping abroad. well, of course, i would run in. what will the moles choose? here's the question. careful, i'm always careful, major, find the service chief security, let him urgently report to the control room, and mobilize all our employees, everyone you can, the whole version is going to hell, the man was a stutterer suddenly speaks like cicero, i really hope that

lucy met them, a lot of civilian. ready ready the in 1881 thinking to expand its property in north africa, france decided to attack and easy. the invasion began with a bomb barred man of the french fleet on coastal cities. and was followed by sending in the ground through the french easily occupied one of the key city, please eric and the bay of doing this bomb. at the 3rd us deep agreed to humiliating negotiation. the bartow 3 d concluded is that the lo neil is establishing a project rate of france over to an easy. however, the people up to an easy, i would not surrender to the enemy. at the call of the as alignment clergy, the do easy is rose, do a holy war against the invaders. the soldiers of the bays army also joined the resistance. the branch groups did not get an easy walk. vieira patriots bought desperately, but failed to defeat a huge and well armed army, which was supported by the strongest fleet. within a year the rebels were defeated. this turned out to be a real tragedy for the country. about one 7th of the population together with the fighters left for neighboring libya. thousands of people died during the warfare. the french flag was raised over to a