but opponents, including do gill believe elect criminals off the hook? voters have spoken over and over again of they're tired of the crime in their community. they are tired of the homelessness and they want to know that the super majority. >> listen to them and sees them and frankly, i haven't seen that in the 2 years that i've been serving in a statement, democratic senate president pro tempore might mcguire responded to alvarado gill. >> writing, this is disappointing for voters who elected senator alvarado gill as a democrat. they trusted her to represent them and she's betrayed that trust. while most republican leaders enthusiastically welcomed alvarado going to their party. gop assembly member billa say lee did not noting alvarado gills district which encompasses parts of the central valley and includes a huge area from lake tahoe all the way to death valley. it's comprised of more registered republicans than democrats lee believes alvarado gill changed parties to make it easier to win re-election in her district in twenty-twenty 6 quote, overall

6 quote, overall gill only switched republican for political purposes. we do not need or want fake republicans in our party. he went on to accuse her of previously supporting kamala harris for president, a charge denies. well, it's actually incorrect information. i've never endorsed kamala harris for president. are you leaning one way or the other for president? >> well, what i'm doing right now as i'm watching both of them and i want both of them to prove that they are worthy of the vote from california. >> and do gill is already facing consequences from democratic legislative leaders. she's been kicked out of the latino legislative caucus and she fully expects to be stripped of her role as the chair of the senate human services committee. by soon s next week reporting at the state capitol. wallace kron. 4 news. >> and then there's debbie really packing a punch as it moves north up the east coast ground stops have been called in airports in multiple cities. flood watches and advisories and tornado warnings are in place to give people in parts of delawar

linda had to make a choice, and gill or tom, and a few weeks before tom's death, she did.rew me on the bed and was tickling me. >> who would linda choose. >> in hindsight he knew by my body language, that i just didn't know me as well as he did, but >> had she and gill been telling police the truth? >> maybe linda wanted tom out of the way so that she can be with gilberto. >> and a question. >> when daylight continues. ont , that helps heal your child's skin from within. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your child's eczema specialist about dupixent. [coughing] copd hasn't been pretty. it's tough to breathe and tough to keep wondering if this is as good as it gets. but trelegy has shown me that there's still beauty and breath to be had. because with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open and prev

i'm clean, everything's fine, and the gills, gills, gills, get the gills out, how good, elena, that you remember everything, the whole technological process, it doesn't bite, show me how the gill it gets, like this , the fin opens, with a finger, with hands, with hands, pasha, with hands, it seems so easy, but i would like to forget it, of course, i have an interesting impression when you cut up a fish at home, it's completely different, here it's... such a quick moment, here they've already cut it up with a saw, and i was already shocked, such eyes, here - it needs to be washed and cleaned. look, it got everything, everything that can be, everything is good, everything, with a cleaner, i'm a good girl, yes, and can you, you can try again, again, again, of course, well, how does it work out, we won't dream about it today, yes, yes, yes, and then , by the way, do you dream about fish, at the end of the working day, well, if it's a very busy day, yes, and how much can you make in a day? such fish, well, one and a half tons, one and a half tons, to sort through fish like that, that's a lot

6 quote gill only switched republican for political purposes. we do not need or want fake republicans in our party. he went on to accuse sarah previously supporting kamala harris for president, a charge denies. well, it's actually incorrect information. i've never endorsed kamala harris for president. are you leaning one way or the other for president? >>well, what i'm doing right now as i'm watching both of them and i want both of them to prove that they are worthy of the vote from california and all dough. gill is already facing consequences from democratic legislative leaders. she's been kicked out of the latino legislative caucus and she fully expects to be stripped of her role as the chair of the senate human services committee. by soon s. >>next week reporting at the state capitol. wallace kron. 4 news. another bay area city is seeing a rash of tire thefts. walnut creek police reporting an uptick in thefts around apartment complexes across the city. kron four's michael thomas reports. >>the tires and rims seemed to be popular for thieves t

, gills, gills, get them out, how good, elena, that you remember everything, the whole technological doesn't bite, show me how the gill is taken out, like this, it opens with a finger, with your hands, with your hands, pasha, with your hands, it seems so easy, but i would like to forget it, of course, i have an interesting impression when you cut up fish at home, it's completely different, here it's such a quick moment, here they've already cut it with a saw, and i was already in shock, such eyes, here you need to wash and clean it, look, i got everything, everything i need, everything is fine, with a cleaner, i'm great, and you can try again, of course, well, as it turns out, i'll dream of it today, yes-yes-yes, then, by the way, to you i dream about fish, at the end of the working day, well, if it's a very busy day, yes, and how much can you make from such fish in a day? well, a ton and a half, a ton and a half, sorting through fish like this, that's a lot, i thought that everything was mechanized there. it's automated, first of all, it's all manual labor, so i was very impressed t

but opponents, including overall gill believe elect criminals off the hook. voters have spoken over and over again of they're tired of the crime in their community. they are tired of the homelessness and they want to know that the super majority. >> listen to them and sees them and frankly, i haven't seen that in the 2 years that i've been serving in a statement, democratic senate president pro tempore might mcguire responded to alvarado gill. >> writing, this is disappointing for voters who elected senator alvarado gill as a democrat. they trusted her to represent them and she's betrayed that trust. while most republican leaders enthusiastically welcomed alvarado going to their party. gop assembly member billa say lee did not noting alvarado gills district which encompasses parts of the central valley and includes a huge area from lake tahoe all the way to death valley. it's comprised of more registered republicans than democrats lee believes alvarado gill changed parties to make it easier to win re-election in her district in twenty-twenty 6 quote, overall

but opponents, including do gill believe elect criminals off the hook? voters have spoken over and over again of they're tired of t-e crime in their community. they are tired of the homelessness and they want to know that the super majority. >> listen to them and sees them and frankly, i haven't seen that in the 2 years that i've been serving in a statement, democratic senate president pro tempore might mcguire responded to alvarado gill. >> writing, this is disappointing for voters who elected senator alvarado gill as a democrat. they trusted her to represent them and she's betrayed that trust. while most republican leaders enthusiastically welcomed alvarado guillen to their party. gop assembly member billa say lee did not noting alvarado gills district which encompasses parts of the central valley and includes a huge area from lake tahoe all the way to death valley is comprised of more registered republicans than democrats say. lee believes alvarado gill changed parties to make it easier to win re-election in her district in twenty-twenty 6 quote, over

, gills, take out the gills, how good, elena, that you remember everything, the whole technological process, it doesn't bite, show me how the gill is taken out, that's how the fin opens, with a finger behind the handles, and with your hands, it seems so easy, but i would like to forget it, of course, i have an interesting impression when at home you cut up a fish, it's completely different, here it's a quick moment, here they've already cut it with a saw, and i was already in shock, such eyes, here it needs to be washed and cleaned. their life in the polesie villages and agro-towns, contrary to all stereotypes, is bright and rich. all my free minutes i ran to the river with fishing rods or just wandered around, looked at this beauty. and we never returned empty-handed as children. and once there was a lot of fish, now there is a lot. i am connected by this roar. my whole life has passed with bees, because i i love them, they understand me, look at the paleshuk project. i really hope that we will now reach the process where you will participate? yes, i will help, then i will win back, where

6 quote, overall gill only switched republican for political purposes.do not need or want fake republicans in our party. he went on to accuse her of previously supporting kamala harris for president, a charge denies. well, it's actually incorrect information. i've never endorsed kamala harris for president. are you leaning one way or the other for president? >> well, what i'm doing right now as i'm watching both of them and i want both of them to prove that they are worthy of the vote from california reporting at the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news. well, will abortion be a top issue in the 2024 election? former president donald trump says no. >> harris campaign and many advocacy groups disagree. former president trump appointed 3 conservative justices who help overturn roe v wade leaving abortion access up to the states which trump says is where it should stay. but a spokesperson for planned parenthood says that abortion restrictions across the country deprives too many women of essential health care. >> 44% of women in america live in states that do

gills gills get it out how good elena what do you remember the whole technological process doesn't bite show how the gill is taken out like this opens with a finger with your hands with your hands pasha with your hands. it seems so easy, but i would like to forget it, of course, i have an interesting impression when you cut up fish at home, it's completely another thing, here it’s such a quick moment, here you’ve already cut it with a saw, and for me i was already in shock, these are the eyes, here it needs to be washed and cleaned, belarusian doylitsa. what kind of jumping is important and this time you need to learn and master. if we reveal a three-tailed triumphal arch, its structure, then we can create something similar in the same altar. rounded corners. at the tops of the abaronchag they didn’t work like that. and here the yanks are significant, and the first steps are completed on top of such imitation muscles. history creation of significant cultural. ab'ektaў on the edge of the country. the ancient tsar'ka disappeared until the end of the century, and it was then transferred to

gills gills take it out how good elena what do you remember the whole technological process does notow how to get the gills out like this like this opens the fins with a finger with your butts with your hands. it seems so easy, but i would like to forget it, of course, i have an interesting impression when you cut up fish at home, it is completely different, here it is such a quick moment, here they have already cut it for you with a saw, and i was already in shock, such eyes, here it needs to be washed and cleaned. the most relevant event from the world of sports. the youth team of belarus in track and field won 25 medals in total in the match meeting against the russian team. work and discipline give results. this is the principle by which bobruisk works this off-season. hard training is an exciting competition. when you lift the cup, for the very first time, this is probably the most emotional. four: they were born in different parts of the world, i tarakanova lyudmila, i have been living in belarus for over 30 years, i came from russia, from the ancient city of ryazan, syria is m

6 quote, overall gill only switched republican for political purposes.we do not need or want fake republicans in our party. he went on to accuse her ef previously supporting kamala harris for president, a charge denies. well, it's actually incorrect information. i've never endorsed kamala harris for president. are you leaning one way or the other for president? >> well, what i'm doing right now as i'm watching both of them and i want both of them to prove that they are worthy of the vote from california. >> reporting at the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news. >> well, abortion be a top issue in the 2024 election. former president donald trump says not all but the harris campaign and many advocacy groups strongly disagree. president trump appointed 3 conservative justices who helped overturn roe v wade leaving abortion access up to the states which trump says he's where it should stay. but a spokesperson for planned parenthood says it abortion restrictions across the country. the primes too many women of essential health care. >> 44% of women in america l

childhood i discovered that he had an incurable lung disease, to save the boy, i transplanted his gills okul, that's it a very risky operation succeeded, that's when... i had an idea about creating an underwater republic, salvator, i bow before your brilliant hands, but your idea about an underwater republic is a utopia, in this underwater kingdom the poor and the rich will appear again, well i already read about that in your newspaper, okay, okay, let's say you transplant gills to everyone who wants them, after all people are people. they will yearn for the land, the discussion is over, dear olos, don't be afraid, this is my friend, vols, tell me, you, you don't yearn for people, for the land, today you learned more than doskach, remember ololson. not a word to anyone. what you brought today is completely different from what i asked for. and what is that for? stop it, you're acting like a boy, you 're attracting too much attention from people, and they shouldn't know about you. some strange faces are writing about you in the newspapers? father, i saved a girl yesterday, she was drownin

you take the fish and clean the intestines right away so you select the entrails then take out the gillsike that then you give it to the sink this fish to be honest i don't really like fish well well you need to eat fish you need to eat right? wider, wider, i yes, thank you, they sent me here wider, wider, saying, wider, wider, of course, so, we get it out, yes, it's fine, everything works out, yes, you get it out, i don't care about that at all. fish, it's completely different, here it is such a quick moment, here they already cut it with a saw, and for me it was already in shock, i have an interesting thing, when at home you cut such eyes, here you need to wash and clean it, each of their days begins with inspiration, and when we get up early ... just as the sun comes out from behind the village of polyatich, it is just breaking away from the distant trees, how much beauty in all this, we are in the most beautiful place of the belarusian polesie, the stolin region, the stviga river flows here, the yana talenavites and prosperes, when a person works with his hands, it is always joy, joy

victoria gill, bbc news.ad research for that study, chris proudman, professor of clinical veterinary science at the university of surrey. thank you for coming to talk to us. explain what you are saying about how this shows they are healthier. is that what it is? it doesn't mean they will be stronger? 0r is that what it is? it doesn't mean they will be stronger? or is it linked? tell me exactly what you can tell about how they will be fast. thank you. this project was absolutely fascinating for us. the main objective of the project was to see how gut bacterial populations which we measure in the faeces of horses, how they influence the health of the horse and we looked at specific health outcomes. we tracked any episodes of respiratory disease, orthopaedic disease, soft tissue disease etc. that was one area we like that and we can talk about the outcomes in a minute. we also recognise that with this population of racehorses, because most ended up going racing, we had a unique opportunity to look at athletic pe

gill, thank you for the conversation. the fire of insults and distortions of the opponent will not become the truth. and the end of the part of the program mon bette jahan according to the narration of the picture. 27 and 28, notes received from the guilty of first degree murder with you. that is, no food, no wine, no money, that is, health, three times, gujarat, 71 in jannagar. renovate your old carpets in the great iranian house with exceptional conditions and enjoy this economical and special purchase. big iranian sarai in the cities of qom, isfahan and the only tehran branch in sarah afsari. wow , it was a coincidence, yes, but it could just as easily have been real it is possible to buy and report damage online car body insurance policy through agencies all over the country . home question. i said there is a problem , don't you buy household appliances from shahr, unfortunately, no, unfortunately, no , why buy from shahr, because it has both quality and discounts, discounts, discounts, discounts , amazing discounts f

victoria gill, bbc news. sky — the perseid meteor shower. if you have clear skies — then you have a chance of getting a dazzling view — as space scientist simon foster explains. so, the meteor shower is kind of the leftover debris behind a comet called swift—tuttle. comets are like dirty snowballs. they are made of water, ice, bits of sand, carbon. and that all evaporates off and it leaves a long trail behind it. and we, the earth, punch through that tail. and when we do, that debris turns up in our atmosphere. and that is what we see as these beautiful shooting stars. the best place to look for them is the consolation cassiopeia. it's a big w in the night sky. and fixate on the place. don't dart around the night sky trying to look here and there. keep your eyes on that w. and after a few seconds or a few minutes of observing, your eyes will get used to the dark and the starlight up there. you'll see flashes of light. and this is the debris from this comet, burning up in our atmosphere. the comet goes past, w

victoria gill, has that story. the red planet.urface is marked by channels from ancient rivers, but it's now a desert. this latest study has finally found the planet's missing liquid water, buried deep in the martian rock. to locate it, nasa had to send a very sensitive piece of robotic equipment. lift—off of the united launch alliance atlas v rocket. and that's what they did back in 2018... touchdown confirmed. cheering and applause. ..when i was at nasa's jet propulsion laboratory as the team celebrated the successful landing of the mars insight probe. it will be sending its data back here, to mission control at nasa in california. it carried a seismometer — a device that picked up vibrations from inside the planet — marsquakes. during its four years of quietly listening, insight, provided scientists with a record of seismic activity, and that has painted a picture of the internal structure of mars. the probe recorded more than 1,300 quakes, and the researchers have now studied that record in detail, analysing exactly how mars m

victoria gill, bbc news.in paris. but the authorities in seoul are going to great lengths to ensure the athletes don't bring back a certain unwanted souvenir from france. this is ceco — a beagle who can detect bed—bugs. the two—year—old dog can sniff out pheromones — a substance released by the insects. officials want to stop any of them entering the country following a bed—bug panic last year. the berlin zoo has announced that one of its giant pandas is pregnant again, months after her previous cubs were sent to china. there were celebrations when meng meng gave birth to germany's first ever pandas in 2019. but the twins were taken away in december under an agreement with beijing. china loans the animals to other countries as part of a policy known as panda diplomacy. meng meng's new arrivals are expected at the end of this month. momentum on the ceasefire talks around gaza, uk foreign secretary david lammy has just spoken to the lebanese prime minister. top talking about de—escalating tensions in the region

victoria gill, bbc news.ersation on the platform at between donald trump and billionaire elon musk. as you can see on the screen there, that is the bbc news website. we have a live page which is monitoring that chat and of course that chat had some technical glitches. it was about a5 minutes late to getting under way. elon musk naming those issues on a massive cyber attack stop of course this coincides with the return of donald trump to x formally known as twitter after he was taken off the site in 2021. i am he was taken off the site in 2021. iam rajini he was taken off the site in 2021. i am rajini vaidyanathan. thanks for watching, please stay with us. hello there. it's been a very dramatic start to the week, what with the thunder and lightning and the heat and humidity, and it was hottest across east anglia, the south east and lincolnshire. temperatures widely over 30 degrees. but it was in cambridge where we set the highest temperature of the year so far. those temperatures are ebbing away. we'll be turn

victoria gill, bbc news. stars lighting up the sky. it's the result of the perseid meteor shower passing through the earth's atmosphere, and it'll be visible again tonight, beginningjust after midnight and ending about an hour before sunrise. it's officially been the hottest day of the year, with many parts of the south and east of england feeling intense heat, as duncan kennedy reports. whilst paddling may have replaced punting for some on the cam, there was no escaping today's heat. cambridge recorded the uk's highest temperature this year, 34.8 celsius. that's more than 10 degrees above average. at lowestoft in neighbouring suffolk, sea breezes may have lowered the temperature to the high 20s, but that still brought out the sun—seekers. it also meant a day of vigilance for those on duty. we are already getting busy, with a constant stream of people coming down onto the beach. but so far, we haven't had any major problems, and the lifeguards have been on top of everyone, making sure we are giving out the sa

gill dummigan, bbc news. up 52% on 2022. the numbers show a record number of families were affected in england, with more than 150,000 children, living in temporary accommodation. charities have called the situation "absurd", and say a failure to build enough social housing, combined with rising rents and increased evictions, has caused homelessness to spiral. the government says it plans to deliver 1.5 million new homes, overseeing the biggest increase in social and affordable house—building in a generation. high—street retailers say they're shocked by a bbc investigation found that some dishonest traders are buying stolen goods from shoplifters then selling them on in their own stores. the british independent retailers association says the practice adds "insult to injury". it comes as a former prolific shoplifter has told how he regularly stole items to order for retailers. the government is promising new laws to tackle the crime. jim connolly has this exclusive report from leeds. perfume, always a staple.

victoria gill, bbc news.a row with this rhino clambering onto an abandoned and rather broken down nissan micra. it's not clear if the traffic cone on the bonnet is part of the art but the piece was soon attracting fans to charlton, in the southeast of the city. it's the latest in an animal—themed series, which banksy has said hasn't got any deep meaning. he just wanted to do something to cheer everyone up. that's all for now. i will be back shortly with business today. hello there. it's been a very dramatic start to the week, what with the thunder and lightning and the heat and humidity, and it was hottest across east anglia, the south east and lincolnshire. temperatures widely over 30 degrees. but it was in cambridge where we set the highest temperature of the year so far. those temperatures are ebbing away. we'll be turning cooler through the rest of the week, and while there'll be some sunshine at times, there'll also be some spells of rain. these are the temperatures early in the morning, still quite warm

gill dummigan, bbc news.selling them on in their own stores. the british independent retailers association says the practice adds "insult to injury". it comes as a former prolific shoplifter has told how he regularly stole items to order for retailers. the government is promising new laws to tackle the crime. jim connolly, has this exclusive report, from leeds. perfume, always a staple. box sets, cosmetics, leather handbags. a big box of lego can be £100. this is ross, for decades one of leeds�* most prolific shoplifters. he says he�*s been clean from crack and heroin for five months and says he hasn�*t shoplifted in that time. previously, he was stealing £300 worth of stuff every day to fund his addiction. i know it�*s in the tens of thousands. you�*ve stolen tens of thousands of pounds? yeah, i�*m ashamed to say, yeah. i think i�*d be a gold medallist if shoplifting were a sport. shoplifting costs the country billions of pounds. what do you think about that? i feel guilty and ashamed. it�*s simply desperati

victoria gill, bbc news. the event was promoted as a family day out, but customers were disappointed to find a sparsely decorated warehouse. well, now there's a musical based on it, which is being performed at this year's edinburgh fringe. david sillito has been behind the scenes to meet the team involved. edinburgh, and welcome to the fringe. my show, attention seeker, is a character comedy sketch show. biscuit barrel — not another 69 sketch show. my show is called little beasts. and this is willy wonka and the doctor factory. there's also a wonka magic show and two wonka musicals. there's a lot of willy wonka here. i think it's sort of a glasgow situation. have you heard about that? glasgow. you may remember it. the gloriously disappointing wonka chocolate experience. the images went round the world, especially this one of a very sad oompa loompa, which inspired an american producer, richard kraft. so, what is this show you're doing? ok, so what it is, myself and the entire universe saw an image on social m

victoria gill, bbc news.f it a year. it is now repurposing old circuit boards by extracting gold from them and turning it into jewellery, as our science editor rebecca morelle has been finding out. it looks like a pile of rubbish. and, for most of us, it is. these are from all of the electronic goods we throw away. but here at the royal mint, they're discovering a new use for this rapidly growing e—waste problem. these old circuit boards contain a lot of different materials. there's aluminium, there's plastic, there's steel, there's tin, there's copper. but what they're interested in here is gold. there's a tiny amount of it on every single board. the question is, how do you go from this, to this? first, the circuit boards are pushed through a giant oven to heat them up so their components fall off. then they're sieved, and sorted, sliced and diced. anything containing gold is set aside. the processed e—waste is brought to the on—site chemical plant. so, after we've pre—mixed the chemistry, it's pumped into o

تو عجیری تو حجیر نیستی gradually strengthen through the publication of newspapers participation of gillsstop the momentum of the oil rationalization movement from piling up by appointing a high-ranking military commander as prime minister to... which is approved by the majority of majless lawmakers. oil is nationalized across the country. the nationalization of the oil industry causes a wave of joy across the country. the shah, fears the national front is getting too politically strong, appoints the anglo-file politician hussein alah as the new prime minister. from the opposite. claim the country's resources and return it to the true owners, who was qualified to lead a government determined to carry out this task? the new prime minister must be chosen as soon as possible. emotions are running high in the madles. baharistan square adjacent to the madles is pack. with people waiting to see who will come out as the winner of this crisis. the new conditions call for a special person to lead the country. these people will not be willing to give up their rights easily. با تمام ناباوری هایی که

gill dummigan, bbc news. this — set to be the uk's most productive onshore wind farm. shetland is the windiest part of the uk — and the 103 turbines on project viking can generate enough electricity to power nearly half a million homes, according to its operator, sse. 0ur scotland editor, james cookjoins us. good evening. the blades aren't going at the moment, they have been on and off today for testing and at some point the company has actually paid not to generate power if there is enough in the system at that moment. but when they are working what happens is the parent is taken undersea through a big table and joins the british mainland grid —— the power is taken. that is the first time shetland has been connected to the grid and it enables the power generated here, far more than these islands need, to be used where it is needed around the country to power homes and businesses. we hear a lot about the energy transition these days. this is what it looks like — a huge new wind farm sending electricity south

these protests gradually strengthened through the publication of newspapers, participation of gills, oil industry as the first step towards gaining iran's independence from foreign powers. در مجلس در مخالفت با ملی شدن نفت یه جمله خیلی معروفی داره گفت ماها یه لوله هنگ لوله هنگ که می دونید چیه که یعنی آفتابه ما یه آفتابه نمیتونیم بسوزیم ما چهجوری میخوایم نفتو اداره کنیم نخست وزیر مملکت مردمی رو تحقیر می کنه که نمی توانند یک آفتابه بسازند. death removes the last obstacle, and within a week, dr. mosad proposes the nationalization of oil, which is approved by the majority of magiluss law makers. oil is nationalized across the country. the nationalization of the oil industry causes a wave of joy across the country. the shah, who fears the national front is getting to... meet the same fate as hajir and razmara resigns. the people want a prime minister who will reclaim the country's resources and return it to the true owners. who was qualified to lead a government determined to carry out this task. the new prime minister must be chosen as soon as possible. emotions are running high in the ma

victoria gill, bbc news. in 0ceanography at uc san diego, vashan wright. thank you forjoining us. how exciting is it this discovery? i was really excited _ exciting is it this discovery? i was really excited by _ exciting is it this discovery? i was really excited by the _ exciting is it this discovery? i was really excited by the discovery i exciting is it this discovery? i —" really excited by the discovery and for a long time, we had searched for whether there is ice in the shallow subsurface and we did not find a layer of thick ice we were not sure we would find a layer of liquid water but this is what the data is showing and i am inspired by it and hope that people who learn about it are inspired by it.— are inspired by it. large reservoirs of water, are inspired by it. large reservoirs of water. what _ are inspired by it. large reservoirs of water, what is _ are inspired by it. large reservoirs of water, what is the _ are inspired by it. large reservoirs of water, what is the significance i of water, wh

victoria gill, bbc news.team gb in athletics and cycling — plenty more action ahead tonight. our sports correspondent, laura scott, is in the stade de france. thanks, sophie. i'm here at the stade de france, home of athletics at these 0lympics, where matt hudson—smith is one of the favourites for gold in the 400m final later on. but teamgb�*s wait for a first medal of day 12 has ended in the last hour. with news of cycling success, our sports editor dan roanjoins us from the velodrome, dan. thank you, laura. welcome to a very noisy national velodrome on the outskirts of paris, the news in the last few minutes is that team gb have claimed silver in the event that they have dominated in the olympics for so long, certainly up 0lympics for so long, certainly up until the last games in tokyo. the men's team pursuit. we can show you some of the pictures. team gb, led by charlie big, they did so well. they were in contention with a very strong australian team throughout the race. the australians had broken the race.

victoria gill has that story.y past. its surface is marked by channels from ancient rivers, but it is now a desert. this latest study has finally found the planet's missing liquid water, buried deep in the martian rock. to locate it, nasa had to send a very sensitive piece of robotic equipment. sensitive piece of robotic equipment-— sensitive piece of robotic equipment. sensitive piece of robotic ea-uiment. y ., equipment. lift off of the united atlantis five _ equipment. lift off of the united atlantis five rocket. _ equipment. lift off of the united atlantis five rocket. that - equipment. lift off of the united atlantis five rocket. that is - equipment. lift off of the united atlantis five rocket. that is what j atlantis five rocket. that is what the did atlantis five rocket. that is what they did back— atlantis five rocket. that is what they did back in _ atlantis five rocket. that is what they did back in 2018. _ atlantis five rocket. that is what l they did back in 2018. touchdown confirmed- _ they did back i

these protests gradually strengthened through the publication of newspapers, participation of gills,mara's death removes the last obstacle, and within a week, dr. mosad proposes the nationalization of oil, which is approved by the majority of majless law makers. oil is nationalized across the country. the nationalization of the oil industry causes a wave of joy across the country. "the shah, fears the national front is getting too politically strong, appoints the angle politician, as the new prime minister, from the opposition side, leader of the fadaan islam, متن اعلامیه در روزنامه عین خط نبااسایی چاپ شده، العزیز حسین علی, زمامداری یک ملت مسلمان در خور لیاقت تونیست. the people want a prime minister who will reclaim the country's resources and return it to the true owners. who was qualified to lead a government determined to carry out this task? the new prime minister must be chosen as soon as possible. is packed with people waiting to see who will come out as the winner of this crisis. the new conditions call for a special person to lead the country. these people will not be willing

victoria gill, bbc news. before ago.y, i think wednesday was a pretty cloudy day, the best of any sunshine across scotland and northern ireland. there were a few passing showers here, whereas further southwards across parts of england and wales really limited to just glimpses of sunshine. it was pretty cloudy for much of the day. looking out in the atlantic, we've got another area of low pressure that's set to bring some damp weather in initially thursday morning, as this warm front spreads its way in. mind you, we have got some drizzle around at the moment. east england, so it's here where we're going to have the brightest start to the day on thursday with a fair bit of morning, sunshine, any sunshine for you staying there in south east england? in southeast england ? short—lived. it's going to turn quite cloudy, but staying on the bright side, the damp and drizzly weather for wales and western england replaced by more general outbreaks of rain through the day, the rain heavy as it swings across northern ireland into sc

victoria gill, bbc news.ting has also been attended by the chief constable of northern ireland, john butcher, who will be briefing the executive before the news conference. the first and deputy first ministers have said theirjoint priority is to face down racism and intimidation. we will be hearing in the news conference shortly before the assemblies is recalled officially at 12 british summer time. recalled officially at 12 british summertime. now recalled officially at 12 british summer time. now a quick look at the weather. ., ., ., ., , weather. hello again. some of us started the _ weather. hello again. some of us started the day _ weather. hello again. some of us started the day with _ weather. hello again. some of us started the day with some - weather. hello again. some of us i started the day with some sunshine. a weather fight coming in from the west will bring more cloud and rain —— weather front. west will bring more cloud and rain —— weatherfront. remaining murky for much of the day and western a

victoria gill reports. a vast natural wonder.rful, living underwater ecosystem, but climate change is transforming it. it's caused five mass coral bleaching events here in just the last nine years. and in a report in thejournal nature, scientists have shown that rising temperatures now threaten the survival of the reef. what is it like to see a healthy reef bleached? it's very white. quickly, algae forms on top of the corals, which turns them a kind of brown colour. it's not a pretty sight. the scientists examined long coral core samples drilled out of the bodies of centuries old coral. these contain chemical clues that reveal how warm the water

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from lebanon on the israeli newly established 91st division in the elite brax located in the upper gill gaza and in retaliation for assassinations of its members during attacks on several lebanese towns. since the start of the israeli genocide in gaza has be lot and the regime's military have been exchanging fire. along lebanon's southern border. iran's president has slamed israel's assassination of hamas political leader ismail hany as a move against all international law saying that the zinous regime's crimes will not go unanswered. masud pazashian said israel made a big mistake by killing hannah. he added that iran expects all. islamic countries and freedom seeking people worldwide to to strongly condemned such crimes. pesishian noted that the biggest enemies and violators of freedom democracy and human rights are making use of their maximum capabilities to carry out assassinations and commit hainous crimes. the iranian president made the remarks in a meeting with visiting. jordanian foreign minister aman told pasishian that aman has announced israel's assassination of hania. the top

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gill, as you know, the french government has banned pablo dorf from leaving the country, and telegram remains under investigation and trial. with this account , drov will be the official hostage of the french government from now on. in the beginning. what is your evaluation and analysis of the decision of the french to keep the draft mandatory in france? what is the purpose of this thank you , do you know the output? in my opinion, this is a very dangerous action and an attack on freedom of expression. we have to consider that the first action that he did what happened behind the scenes ? what do you think the french government wants to do behind the scenes for the accusations and propaganda it has made? it is that france may have entered the scene on behalf of the israeli regime or even the us government, so there are speculations that they are trying to block this media in france or elsewhere. it is also said that a woman is being used to trap this person. and on the other hand , there is talk of private parties with the authorities , but the effort being made is to intimidate the f

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gill welcome back.s r assassinate former prt trump. >> new records obtained by senator chuck grassley's office thomas corroboration visited a gun range 50 times in the past year. this a copy of the sign-in sheet one of them from the range. can you see crooks appears to have signed in one day before he tried to aas sin nate former president trump. records show he spent about 80% of the time there practicing with his rifle. we're also continuing to dig through the body cam that footage again today from the day the assassination attempt. can you see right here on your screen what appears to be a person up there on that roof top at 6:08. kind of blurry we had to zoom in on it because it was kind of far away. that's at the same time that crooks climbed up on the roof and opened fire about three minutes later. it's not clear if that officer even spotted him but his body camera did capture some movement. so we do know that the officers were watching the gunman earlier in the day because they talked about it sa

gilles dover, a french lawyer and jurist who repeatedly filed lawsuits against the genocidal crimes of the dictator's regime in international courts. now try. we are trying to obtain the arrest warrant for prime minister netanyahu and defense minister galat, and i think we will be successful in the next few months. the next chosen one was the former leader of jamaat muslim pakistan. he is for the unity of muslims against human rights violations in gaza have taken many actions. israel is an element of evil and corruption in today's world. we in no way make israel a country. we do not recognize independent legitimacy. the representative of hamas in tehran was also the speaker of this ceremony. he called the declaration of human rights by westerners a meaningless phrase. this is the culprit of the regime. zionist children killed 50,000 ordinary palestinian citizens , 10,000 of them are missing, 16,000 of them are children . the head of the judiciary , mr. mohsen yezhei , was the special guest of this ceremony. has not done must let's go hand in hand. everyone, the people , the governments

them, because yesterday, when we were walking along the shore, that is, here on one patch, but four gille lying around, in just 10 days, rescue expeditions on the island freed 112 marine mammals from plastic collars, and in 4 years this result reached half a thousand rescued animals, animals entangled in fishing gear are doomed. the life of a marine mammal with a noose around its neck is shortened by decades, not only the islanders who went on an expedition, but also caring residents of other regions of the country can help the sea lions. dmitry samolenko, pavel kuksov, lead sakhalin kuril. pushed these people into the doorway and probably this is all a dream and you want to open your eyes and wake up. we will take on this case, it will be ... an honest detective, used to watching videos on the network, stopped working, we install, open, watch, russian channels all series, movies and cartoons, educational programs and documentaries, watch, watch in the application and

gilles dover, a french lawyer and jurist who many times , they filed lawsuits against the genocide crimes of the qasab regime in international courts. currently , we are trying to obtain the arrest warrant for prime minister netanyahu and defense minister gallant, and i think we will be successful in the next few months. the next chosen one was the former leader of jamaat muslim pakistan. he has done a lot to unite muslims against human rights violations in gaza. israel is an element of evil and corruption in today's world. we do not recognize israel as a legitimate independent country. the representative of hamas in tehran was also the speaker of this ceremony. he declared the human rights of westerners he said a meaningless phrase. this is the perpetrator of the zionist child-killing regime. 50,000 palestinians, ordinary citizens , were martyred. 10,000 of them are missing. 16 of them. 10,000 children were the special guest of this ceremony, the head of the judiciary. mr. mohsen nijhei said: "there is no longer any crime that the zionist regime has not committed in gaza." we must join h

them, because yesterday, when we were walking along the shore, that is , on one patch, well, four gillwere lying around, in just 10 days of a rescue expedition on the island , 112 marine mammals were freed from plastic collars by tying them off, and in 4 years this result reached half a thousand rescued animals, animals entangled in fishing gear are doomed, the life of marine mammals with a noose around their neck is shortened by tens of years. threw himself under the mattresses to save himself, they covered us children so that we would not see all this horror, our green men shot down this plane, leningrad children brought us here, there was a grandfather's house, we were met with love and kindness, the children loved to pick blackberries in the rocks and... during these walks they began to talk about their family, this line separating life from death, it turns out to be so thin, intelligence. people serve not even physically strong, but simply stronger in spirit. the maroon beret is a symbol that they wear, i believe that there should be a model in everything, they should follow it st