earring alder with sweetness let go earring alder light as if downy but blow it away, everything seems in the world. we see and life is not such a trifle sword. when nothing seems to me, just a trifle. thank you very much, how are you? i just want to say that what, well, a very young guy and it's very difficult to sing those soviet songs, because it seems, as it seems, he sang nothing of the kind there, all these subtones, all this, it's very difficult to sing all this. why did i go hand in hand now? i'm just grateful that you take very good examples from the soviet country, grandfather's song became with such the most viewed, and on youtube and some millions of views, such a favorite story. i was very shy, i was at school at that time, and everyone, of course, watched youtube, and when your grandfather became, what is now called a meme, of course, a meme trolley. i am was embarrassed to go to school. walking there on the island, the grandson goes there, but i was very proud, because i understood that it was not just not just that the recognition came, because this song was sung by bot

the sight is the usual 800 well , i understood the straight line. ready alder, alder, i'm a pine, doear? reception can i hear you well? accept, welcome. switch the lever , hear you? good? reception. lights let's signal to withdraw. so it's not on the left side. i'll drive myself. come down, they've arrived. a little will you go reconnaissance? maybe i 'll go anyway better be in the car. look what's going on behind the huts. there are a lot of huge tanks with black crosses over there, i know, it seems, consider that you have forgotten how to be afraid. what are we going to do and talk? i am on the outskirts, the villages were found by tanks. still do not know the reception now we will start to attack. support us with fire and maneuver, as you understand, as you understand. i advise you, maleshkin, take your time and act more from behind cover. all uda

you're just an awesome ballerina, alder. what are you, you fool? hello.o glad, well, yes, 1.000 years have not communicated. how are you in general? fine. and how can you not be better? yul by the way, i've been talking to a big guy. he promised to put you in the top three. you better talk about yourself. what do you have there. still grand batman well, or someone real appeared. what did you want to talk about? yes, nothing. forget. silence girls, please stand up for a waltz for two columns. okay. hands below the body put off the rises do not roll with a sigh and olshanskaya below olshanskaya below arabesques below arabes so arm in arm so. olshanskaya lower season lower season olshanskaya yes, i don’t know how to jump lower, i have such a jump went out be kind, can i?

and you said that alder makes very good coals for barbecue. and that well, we'll listen. skewers and they turned out very tasty, right? shoes are nailed to the ceiling why so that they don't steal. mess why not polished to a shine? so don't get it. there are no stairs. how did you nail her then ? i personally can i work for now in your office, of course, you can’t go there . you can’t go there. why is it there? yes, there it is, you should go around to do it already, the time has come now. well, i think the entrance should start from the other side. did it seem to you? yes, these are our penates. and when i walked here, it seemed to me that there was a bath on the roof. so i brought it there with my own hands. why did you yourself say that you are entitled to a jacuzzi according to your position. it’s true that it’s inconvenient to supply water there, but the order is the order, they don’t discuss it, and the toilet is also on the roof, there is no toilet on the ground. but if you order, we can have a jacuzzi next to it, don’t, do n’t, don’t. i wish i wish. grishchenko ye

alder, succumbed to something? what did you take from? and i have a normal hand. and i have a normal arm, a normal leg. did you star here? well , are you here forever? zhanna said that beletskaya jumped into her mouth. that's what i understand, great ballerina. i ask you to give permission to exit such and such at such 18. that's all thanks a lot. wait, let me go quickly gave, it seems to me that everything is a fairy tale. wait what fairy tales, well what miracles, but everyone in the academy knows even amirkhan said. i believe that beletskaya could jump from the roof of one house to the roof of another. had she really jumped over the possibilities? and here 180? this is what the thighs should be impossible. excuse me what are you talking about? come here. well, what do you say, what did you want? yeah well, i'm here. i wanted to confess my love. but i love. but i don't like it. i don't know, well, i'm in love, that's why i i can't with karina support to do with you i can. dancing must be some kind of miracle, here, this is some kind of nonsense. well, tell me it

husband nor his wife want to leave the village to help our soldiers in the fight for their native aldere pensioner was not even afraid to steal ammunition from the occupiers. and i stole something from them, so they accept rpg boxes and gave them to our guys, only beating them begy was cleanly neat and now что когда ето всё делать another resident of the village, too, mykola, in desperation, the flour millers turned the alder tree into ruins, but the man did not lose his humanity, he recently slaughtered the piglets, fed his fellow villagers and even under fire mykola dban people were able to liberate the settlement, they eliminated 70 russian invaders, took 27 prisoners, also captured three units of enemy equipment olga kurylenko svitlana prokopchuk details tv channel inter marathon only news life goes on and the main thing is that we ukrainians continue to make plans for the future, not exactly about them next, we will talk with the minister of internal affairs of ukraine denys monastersky, he is with us on a direct line, mr. denysa, congratulations and thank you for joining our marat

alder told you, didn't she? are you kidding me? and now down. i like you, really. more than others but let's all after the graduation performance. my head is full now. i can't think of anything but the party. we then well. after prom. just don't drop me, please. i generally odnoklassniki well, what will happen if you do not come? kirill will be very bad, well, it’s bad that the specific reprimand of the exception will kill you. well i do not even know. so, and you find out, it is always better to know the limit of what is permitted. is karina okay? well, i'm running, i'm running. no, don't say anything. i'll tell you everything later. julie where did you go? lie down, lie down, rest. galina mikhailovna i don't know his number, honestly. some boy. i don't even know his name. call boy. galina mikhailovna so who is aurora and i somehow i don’t understand? let's decide now. i 'm calling. the phone is turned off. call back, call back all the time while you're playing. call, call, call. please let's see what awaits us the children were getting ready s

alder, and it's that you have nothing there. what's nothing? sleep, come on. i don't want to dance. like the way he prepared his part. and in general today if i feel bad. i won't be able to dance kitri today. yes, and bring my rehearsals. you heard i said to reschedule my rehearsals. yul are you coming? yes, i'm running well for karin now. efremova tatyana but with you there is no hip nightmare. sprawling and will not dance. i recommend for expulsion so karina kournikova to transfer the next class yulia olshanskaya was accepted with a note i recommend to transfer to the next class please do not expel me, please, what will i tell my parents, please don't enlist me, don't deduct me, i'll remove my hips and make a foot, please well, now you'll say that i'm a fiend, well you have to teach someone. well leave if you want marked tanya stand up. no need to cry, come here. your parents must understand that we are expelling you because this is ballet. you yourself will then want to go to the bolshoi theater and look at good beautiful ballerinas, really, so there is nothing to roar about. we'

it's already blooming for a while and more alder, black alder is starting to bloom and you're differentike very early in the spring . botanical gardens are holders of plant collections. the maintenance of a plant collection implies the conservation of the world's biodiversity, the conservation of those plants that may not be found somewhere in nature, but only in botanical gardens, such as ginkgo biloba or a tulip tree. these can be said to be e plants of witnesses to dinosaurs, they were born when flowering plants began to appear. ferns began to leave past them walked, where are the dinosaurs. and now we can too to admire them, but only in the botanical gardens, because in the wild these plants can no longer be found, maybe somewhere in the far east japan china and thanks to the botanical gardens, science has gone. it has gone far that even unique varieties of such plants have appeared, and again another side of the botanical gardens is that the plants that are listed in the red book are preserved. and in nature, they are already under the threat of extinction, and they are preserved i

i killed her with a violent stone, 40 oak pallets near the ground, put dry alder logs, and only thene with such a tire, yak would have been created, a balancing platform stable for any kind of hand, near the borders of the land of similar technology, crackling and overgrown. how to grab a bridle , not drainage and a spear could not clog with sand, i bring water, though in a nice hotel. bobosh spalam system was destroyed and jazz from jazz bottle floods the cellar. the latest news from the world of sports against all odds , we took these three games. i think that all questions to the best team in this country are removed in my understanding of what the guys have done. it a great feat of professionals from 90 to 100 competitive days a year. our children also have 80-90 starts, they think it's a race. she e as an international indicator. if you just reach the finish line, you are ready to run any world race, watch the arena sports project on belarus 24 tv channel. we will help you understand tricky medical terminology . the development of stones will be higher, we will definitely talk a

a trench and covered it up and killed 40 oak pallets near the ground with a violent stone, put dry alderlogs and thin sweat on them with such a tire. borders of the earth, such technologies crackle and overgrow. how to take the bridle to the drainage and the spear could not clog with sand, i bring water, however, in my childhood, the hotels burned the system more destroyed and jazz from jasu cellar floods the bottle. culture of belarus with a rich history, we are located in the city of berezino in the center of crafts and its famous museum of a wooden spoon throughout belarus. here is such an ancient craft, which is beyond the power of every master 20 years ago, is already beyond a thousand of them and modern art of a new generation. we are at the republican theaters of belarusian dramaturgy or at your sight the performance is a stone of stupidity, and it is an actual overgrowth, of course, because i am used to this about a person stone growth. just to write a pen for some moment, you live like a yak. you have lived for a century, you will lie down, watch the culture fashion project on b

whether the alder maple is clear, the pine lilac is with him.hat now it’s just starting to whistle, our plastic, in general, getting a pure allergen without various impurities is quite difficult, even birch pollen does not exist in nature in its pure form. it is always fresh in our face and other trees. to determine which plant the patient is allergic to is precisely the task of high-precision tests. the st. petersburg company alcor bio has been working on obtaining such allergens for more than 10 years, trying not to depend on imported raw materials from the very beginning. uh, the product is crushed, and then the processes go through extraction, that is, purification and, in fact, the isolation of the allergen from the extract, there are already more than 770 components of this various pollen or medicines and vegetables, fruits and animal hair in the catalog. here , too, they learned to disassemble the allergy into molecules. we have this presented in the format and fa allergodiagnostics. for example, there is an allergen. uh, whole pollen. bi

here, specifically, birch to parisnik flowers, chestnut, is it clear from alder to maple pine, lilac is now starting to whistle, our plastic, in general, it is quite difficult to get a pure allergen without various impurities. the same birch pollen does not exist in nature in its purest form, it is always mixed with pollen and other trees. to determine which plant the patient is allergic to is precisely the task of high- precision tests. the st. petersburg company alcor bio has been working on obtaining such allergens for more than 10 years, trying not to depend on imported raw materials. we have it presented in the format, ifa allergodiagnostics. for example, there is an allergen. uh, whole birch pollen. and these are the components already isolated from e, whole fingers of birch technology, it’s not only special reagents and tests, but the equipment is an analyzer capable of quickly examining blood samples for dozens of indicators and it can be replaced, the developers assure. this is the first attempt. in the country, it automates laboratory research, if in the tablet the reaction

involves the salvo fire systems themselves and missiles from them. they can already be improved like our alderch missile will strengthen there on a separate target, this would be good and besides, a large number of these because it too was very useful to our troops in order to gradually destroy a larger number of enemies , taking into account the tactics of ukraine, which er-er slowly but er-er very, very carefully negotiates er-er manpower of the enemy, then this is a very, very useful technique and it is first of all - secondly, since the enemy really has 20 times more equipment not in separate directions of the eastern stage of military operations, then there really is a need . well, much more heavy weapons, this is anti-tank weapons, and these are volley fire systems, these are intelligent missile systems that can at the same time, to strike there independently to choose our targets, which we received from britain, that is, all this will be needed now, and because we need very, very many weapons, because in russia there are a lot of old ones , let them be modernized, mr. mykhailo, in fact

terribly painful, a soldier, it’s painful, it’s just painful, you have to go to the traffic jams. in aldere first day of the massive invasion, february 24, some of them lived in this house since february 26. we have no electricity, water, or gas. people suffered, survived, and cooked on fire here. some of the biggest battles were valkovke, when they were liberating, our troops came in solidly, they simply covered them, it activates, well, both were killed, that he was lying in the countryside, they abandoned theirs, abandoned them, abandoned their soldiers . it is impossible for people to return home. only now, but many people no longer have a home. there is nothing in the village , at least 90% of the buildings have been destroyed, korkina's love is speaking, i don't know what to do with the people who turn to me, love. and where do we have to go , there is no housing, and we still couldn't stand it without light, without water she didn't go to her daughter's house without gas. this woman shows what is left of her house. she says the most destruction on the street is ukrainian. she doesn'

here's another alder, black begins to bloom and you're different species and you can bring together as and until the beginning of summer, tonic gardens are primarily scientific institutions where scientific research is carried out. research work, and then the botanical gardens are the holders of the plant collection. the content of the plant collection implies the conservation of the world 's biodiversity. tulip tree. these can be said to be e plants of witnesses to dinosaurs, they were born when flowering plants began to appear. the ferns began to move past them, dinosaurs walked. and now we can also admire them, but only in the botanical gardens, because these plants can no longer be found in the wild, maybe somewhere in the far east japan china and thanks to the botanical gardens, science has gone. it has gone so far that even unique varieties of such plants have appeared, and again the other side of the botanical gardens is that the plants that are listed in the red book are preserved. and in nature they are already endangered, and in botanical gardens they are preserved and still

diplomatic language to normal, we will finish off russia a modern shurubalanova with 12 chairs and an alderd petro, who was sawing weights , bonkovskyi said that they flew away when they were sawed off, they understood that they were not gold, he is going to get rid of pankovsky himself with the weights, it seems to me that they are like that somewhere in principle and this war for russia will end. when will they say you're a fool. you're a fool. you're a fool because, look, the kremlin has already invented a new reason for the war. well, you have to come up with something, because it's hard to explain to people, and now they say that the west is preparing a coup in russia. what do you think will be the final reason for the war, that putin became with this leg or something else and why should this absurdity give us a reliable fact that in silicon, in principle, some strategic things disappear and, in principle, the mind disappears and visions of the future pass to such e small clarifications e e reasons well, you know you have i'll give you another one another fact that struck me today, to

here ukraine manufactured its precision-guided munitions such as alder for multiple launch rocket systemsp neptune and air-to- air aircraft. now ukraine will not be able to produce such products. however, kiev has long been relying only on western supplies. first in turn, the partners presented the whole anti-tank systems of different brands. here are the freshly dug trenches. ukrainian soldiers demonstrate a considerable number of german panzers on august 3, he observes, he accompanies this is how the combat work of air defense crews is the book m3 system, which, in general, can hit any target. in this case, an inconspicuous uav accompanies and destroys the target. there are first special operations of the ukrainian army lost 145 aircraft, 112 helicopters, 672 unmanned aerial vehicles 281 anti-aircraft missile systems 2.703 tanks and other armored combat vehicles 312 multiple rocket launchers 1.203, field artillery guns, and minot at the beginning of the week special forces from the chechen republic, together with reconnaissance units of the second army, lpr corps, were cleared of nation

grimm-2 with a range of up to 500 km, which was financed by saudi arabia, and actually the second alderect the ability to hit up to 1,050 km what should be replaced are already technically and morally outdated, the point is that when they talk about the fact that petro oleksiyovych actually joined the missile program, what kind of act did he do? well, at least i did not understand. in 2016, there was a decision of the nbu regarding the development of the actual of the missile program and, in fact, modernization at the expense of domestic developments since 2016, how much time has passed in 6 years, four of them actually fall on the term of pyotr oleksiyovych, there were no stirrings from the place i repeat once again that the programs were financed by the taudi arabi. in other words, we did not even invest money, we remain in touch with you. we want to add something to our conversation, ivan stupak, an expert at the ukrainian institute of the future. good evening. first of all, thank you for studying for our broadcast. in your opinion, how did we lose this weaponry that we had at the ti

weapons in the missile program, i have already told you two two points, this is actually rome-two aldersments of our own drone sokil 300 what is the best? well, i will not take up time, but the first thing that the domestic missile defense system should do is the development of technologies, high-tech weapons, this is an opportunity to move forward and not invent a rover. for example, at the moment, we should not repeat the experience of russia, which is currently equipped with the so-called militia of the lpr and dpr, a mimokhina rifle of the 1891 model, when we documented it, but i was in shock when i touched it. here, they are trying to push us on this path of development, let's keep the soviet weapons, what kind of weapons we inherited under the soviet union yes, it is necessary to forget three to develop a domestic nuclear power plant, the same things, corsairs, neptunes, berbet, anything, but move forward. we have the potential and currently have funding. in fact, it’s a great drone, by the way. what do you think, which design bureau develops it? i shot it on the beam, yes, kb is b

invest money in uh, the development of our arms production, because all the supplies that came in are aldersd well, any uh, any ukrainian weapons. demonstrates simply colossal results on the battlefield. well, help actually, the western part of your soldiers, you can see it with your own eyes, it is present. i want to talk about weapons in general and the west of ukraine, the only problem with ukrainian weapons is that there are few of them, unfortunately , if each of our companies had their own , well , bubu - i had my m-m, there were my sources, there was no artillery, so hmmm, this war could have turned into a counteroffensive a long time ago, in particular, in our direction. unfortunately, there are few weapons, but in relation to the western ones, well, you know, every broadcast, we are all waiting, waiting, and waiting . it's a pity that for now we only have weapons for protection a weapon that works at a distance of 500 m to 2 km, which can be carried in the hands and this weapon is a light weapon of defense, e.e., in order to turn the tide of the war. we need a heavy long-range weapo

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this one has been made for children who have been treated at liverpool's alder hey hospital.t? betty, who's four, spent months in intensive care after she was born prematurely. i think it's that opportunity to explore and to have those connections in the world that you don't get when you're stuck in hospital. before the gardens open to the public tomorrow, some well—known faces have been enjoying the displays. got everything, actually. lemons on my lemon trees dropping off, which i pick every night for a gin and tonic. i planted a himalayan silver birch. it is absolutely beautiful. over the next week, thousands of visitors will be able to enjoy the gardens in all their spring glory. helena wilkinson, bbc news, at the chelsea flower show. lovely pictures there. we just want to take you to new york. we are coming to an end of an era. the last phone box in the city has now gone. there you go, is on its way. phone boxes are now a thing of the past there. the city began replacing them with wi—fi hotspots in 2015, which allows people to charge their devices and make free phone call

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it will be relocated to alder hey children's hospital in liverpool, which betty, who is four, will be not get when you are stuck in hospital. has betty done any foraging here this morning? she has. she has been on the picnic blanket, picking some mint and having - a little smell of all the different herbs that are in _ the picnic blanket. for the first time ever at the chelsea flower show, judges will find a winner amongst the balcony and container gardens. jane porter is a chelsea first—timer. she has created a slice of scotland using repurposed whiskey casks which are filled with heather and thistle. i really feel like it gives an impression of scotland and also that people can see these sort of ubiquitous planters that you see everywhere and just think, you can do a little bit more with them, with some imagination. before the garden is open to the public tomorrow, some well—known faces have been enjoying the displays. roses are falling out of the sky and i have got apples forming, pears forming, figs forming, walnuts, i've got everything, actually, lemons on my lemon trees dropping

why are there many options and alder corpses, and eyes, even not the first, nor the second, nor the thirde fourth are not correct. this is a linden construction tower vasily choose any element from those in the hall and 30 seconds. everything went well for you there and return to the team, then. i will continue as rivals. how did it happen? let it be so? come back photo questions for your team. pay attention to the screen and say, these are summer shoes without fasteners with a small tongue. on a thin sole. and what are they called? another mandatory element should be a heel, and shoes are called loafers. loafers yes, these are sleepers, alas, yours the team gave the wrong answer. i ask you to. open the data block. this is the main menu peter for everything about everything you have 30 seconds. it's not scary. this is just a warm up. i'm sure better and come back. what part of speech do the words ah and oh you in the russian sense, such an interjection refer to. a particle answered at your table. why didn't you listen? because this is vasya, because i am a teacher of physical education, t

why there are many options and there are stupid alders, and not even the first , second, third, or fourth not correct. this build a tower, choose any element from those in the hall and 30 seconds. you have everything about everything. install him and return to the team, then. i will continue as rivals. well something like that, so be it come back thank you photo questions for your team. pay attention to the screen and say, these are summer shoes without fasteners with a small tongue. on a thin sole. and what are they called? another mandatory element should be a heel, and shoes are called loafers. yes, these are sleepers, alas, your team gave the wrong answer to your team peter for everything about everything you have 30 seconds. it's not scary. this is just a warm up. i understand. and return the question to your team. to what part of speech do the words ah and oh refer to? what part of speech is this? a particle answered at your table. why didn't you listen? because it is vasya culture they are russian. i live with it too. i understand you. vasya, i accept the answer of the interjection

this one has been made for children who have been treated at liverpool's alder hey hospital.re and to have those connections in the world that you don't get when you're stuck in hospital. before the gardens open to the public tomorrow, some well—known faces have been enjoying the displays. got everything, actually. lemons on my lemon trees dropping off, which i pick every night for a gin and tonic. i planted a himalayan silver birch. it is absolutely beautiful. over the next week, thousands of visitors will be able to enjoy the gardens in all their spring glory. helena wilkinson, bbc news, at the chelsea flower show. time for a look at the weather. here's nick miller. good growing weather this week. after all the cloud today, at least tomorrow in between the showers there will be some sunny spells around. here is the story of today's rainfall. very wet again across parts of north—east scotland, some showers in northern ireland and some heavy and thundery ones pushing into wales and south—west england, and this rain moving across the east of england overnight. the rain in nort

here, specifically, birch to the poreshnik flowers, chestnut, whether it is clear from the alder, mapleis now starting to whistle our strip, in general, getting a pure allergen without various impurities is quite difficult even birch pollen does not exist in nature in its pure form. it is always mixed with the face and other trees. to determine which plant the patient is allergic to is precisely the task of high-precision tests. the st. petersburg company alkor bio has been working on obtaining such allergens for more than ten years, trying not to depend on imported raw materials. we have it presented. here in such cuvettes, and you can put or program any number of studies. on this device, the productivity of such a device is about 120 tests per hour and for one operator is needed to control this device, or let's say one operator can service several such devices, while the same number of tests can be done by five or more even the number of operators already registered by the end of summer will enter the laboratory manufacturers believe that they will be able to compensate for foreign al

the link between alder hey and the local community. isn't a stuffy space. where bankers can come and entertain their clients. this is a place for children to have fun and we want people _ to take that away from it. but the big draw here will be the chance to go foraging. not everything in the garden is edible because that would be like a sweet shop. it's more like an easter egg hunt. try a bit of that. can i swallow? yeah, yeah, i'm not going to poison you. that's mint. yeah, that is water mint. water mint. and children are a big feature here, too. the new blue peter garden, where you'll be encouraged to get your hands dirty. it's an invitation to children to learn about soil, get down in the soil, feel it, smell it, and in the end, love it. after the covid interruption and postponements, the chelsea flower show has returned to the comfort of may with its spring flowers in full bloom. the aim is to create a show that is innovative, celebratory and thoughtful. daniela relph, bbc news, at the chelsea flower show. there are some moments w

and so they said well we can use this to give to a back to our mom alder we can make a museum we can but what really wanted to do is get into the hands of students into the hands of children for exactly this purpose to teach them a love. and an appreciation for american history and how evolution of a people how that had how that had happened. so they created the institute and we now have over 80,000 documents in our collection. and that's the foundation of our of the institute in the work that we do. and to answer your question. that study of american history by teaching history through the words of the people who made history. not someone's interpretation, but through this teaching students how to study history in order to gain their own understanding and their own appreciation of their civic role and i think that once you can once you get students thinking about where did we come from? equals who we are there's a we have a couple of we created a post route of two of our documents and our collection that i think is really compelling and speaks to what has been set up here, but also

as john hendrick reports from alder, joe biting visited the school when 19 children. 2 teachers were shot dead last week . ah, president joe biden visited the scene of the latest school shooting, adding flowers to the growing memorial, rob elementary school, the biden's view, $21.00 portraits of grief, pausing at each to pay their respects. the 1st couple attended mass. it's sacred heart. catholic church before speaking privately to the families who lost 19 children and 2 teachers, ah many welcome the high profile visitor. it shows that in the nation. so courts, the families agrees with the family. but this isn't biden country. this community voted for donald trump by a margin of 15 percent. and that was here. and feeling degrees. i don't think it's necessary. at any time, much of this town of 16000 can be found here in the center of town. oh, oh. for a song, the comfort of company in shared gree. ah, oh. you've all the town square features. $21.00 white crosses, one for each of the victims of today's massacres. and now they're almost entirely obscured by the thousands of flowers tha

this one has been made for children who have been treated at liverpool's alder hey hospital. have been enjoying the displays. got everything, actually. lemons on my lemon trees dropping off, which i pick every night- for a gin and tonic. i planted a himalayan silver birch. it is absolutely beautiful. over the next week, thousands of visitors will be able to enjoy the gardens in all their spring glory. helena wilkinson, bbc news, at the chelsea flower show. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. 0ur lead story is — photographs of immersion apparently showing the british prime minister borisjohnson at a social showing the british prime minister boris johnson at a social gathering in downing street in november 2020 when the uk was in full lockdown. let's turn to a huge story from the us, the defamation case that actorjohnny depp has brought against his ex—wife amber heard. it's now entered its seventh and final week. in an unexpected turn, we're expecting johnny depp to take the defamation case was brought byjohnny depp after this article by amber heard in the washin

this one has been made for children who have been treated at liverpool's alder hey hospital.once the show is finished. that one is mint. smell it. smell the mint. betty, who is four, spent months in intensive care after she was born prematurely. i think it's that opportunity to explore and to have those connections in the world that you don't get when you're stuck in hospital. before the gardens open to the public tomorrow, some well—known faces have been enjoying the displays. it's got everything actually. lemons on my lemon trees dropping off, which i pick every— night for gin and tonic. i have planted a himalayan... ..silver birch. it's absolutely beautiful. over the next week, thousands of visitors will be able to enjoy the gardens in all their spring glory. helena wilkinson, bbc news, at the chelsea flower show. gorgeous. beautiful. doesn't it make you think i need to sort out my garden? a little bit, yes. i wish i had a garden like that. i wish i'd been there yesterday to see those amazing people and beautiful flowers. i amazing people and beautiful flowers. , ., , flow

this one has been made for children who have been treated at liverpool's alder hey hospital.joying the displays. it's got everything actually. lemons on my lemon trees dropping off, which i pick every— night for gin and tonic. i have planted a himalayan... ..silver birch. it's absolutely beautiful. over the next week, thousands of visitors will be able to enjoy the gardens in all their spring glory. helena wilkinson, bbc news, at the chelsea flower show. in the united states, she was an actress, director, and beauty queen. now she's a nigerian queen. angelique—monet gureje, married the monarch of eti—oni in osun state last year. she's been speaking to dami oduolowu from bbc africa's what's new programme about how she's embracing her new life, and also about a very special skill she's brought to the kingdom. from beauty queen to royal queen. thank you for letting us into your kingdom. this is her royal majority angelique—monet. born in america e, now the wife of a phage ran queen, how do you want to be addressed? i am actually the yeyeluwa 0lori of eti-oni. am actually the yey

it will be relocated to alder hey children's hospital in liverpool, which betty, who is four, will beeally feel like it gives an impression of scotland and also that people can see these sort of ubiquitous planters that you see everywhere and just think, you can do a little bit more with them, with a bit of imagination. before the garden is open to the public tomorrow, some well—known faces have been enjoying the displays. roses are falling out of the sky and i have got apples forming, pears forming, figs forming, walnuts, i've got everything, actually — lemons on my lemon trees dropping off, which i pick every night for a gin and tonic. this year's show will be particularly special, as they celebrate the queen's 70 years on the throne. helena wilkinson, bbc news, at the chelsea flower show. and the sun has finally come out again _ and the sun has finally come out again. really, there is nowhere else better— again. really, there is nowhere else better to _ again. really, there is nowhere else better to be. so many beautiful things— better to be. so many beautiful things here to see, a