nikolia apostolou, _ change. ok, we will leave it there. nikolia apostolou, the _ change.s forjoining us here on bbc news. let'sjust bring you forjoining us here on bbc news. let's just bring you some live pictures now from bangkok, where riot police are still in the police on the streets, trying to prevent anti—government protesters from gathering. these are life pictures and police have already fired tear gas during skirmishes with protesters who are reported to have been blocked from reaching the palace there in bangkok. protesters are demanding political reforms and are demanding political reforms and are also angry at the thai government's handling of the korean virus pandemic and on that a record number of covid daily deaths, more than 200, were recorded in thailand on saturday. thousands of police have set up barriers and checkpoints around the thai capital. we will bring you more on that through the day here on bbc news. two metropolitan police officers have been discharged from hospital, after they were injured in an attack in north london last night. a 61—year—ol

one holy, catholic, apostolic. apostolic means the bishops who are functioning as bishops today are connected to the apostles. there's an unbroken line that goes back to them. we believe even the scriptures and interpretation is linked to tradition. the bishops are the guarantors of that tradition. >> that leads us to the next. that refers to leadership of the church. usually that refers to bishops led by the holy father and teaching and often times an aauthoritative way. that's our teaching. it's part of the gift given to the church. >> an example of an essential teaching that the they may come out and declare? >> they've done it in the past. it would be possible to declare sanctity of life and against that to abortion that it is evil. the church teaches that but hasn't chose ton define that. they have not but not an infallible way. >> the true presence of jesus and the eucarist. you've got tomorrow to be focused on christ. sit the body and blood of christ, ancient and current teaching of the church. >> we'll give

nikolia apostolou.ve been injured tackling a huge wildfire in the north of the state. five people are missing after the dixie fire, the largest active blaze in the us swept through two towns, destroying more than 180,000 hectares in four counties. california's fire services said only around a fifth of the blaze has been contained. britons fully vaccinated against coronavirus can now visit france without quarantining on their return to the uk. it's one of several changes to the government's travel list that have come into effect today. seven countries including germany have been added to the green list — but mexico is now on the red list, meaning a mandatory ten—day stay in a hotel for visitors coming back to britain. here's our business correspondent, katy austin. kyle cannot wait to drive down to the south of france with his dog indy. if he'd gone in the past three weeks he would have had to self—isolate for ten days upon return, while fully vaccinated travellers coming from other amber list countries

most will argue revelation it close at the end of the apostolic age. faith healings, speaking in tongues, those things don't happen in our world in the 1740s. they are a radical revival congregants really did. it's a basis that i would answer that question. >> yes, interesting. i had a question from brett's comment was there sense spiritual with paris was against catholic sacramental is him and suspect in that way? we are breaking the sacrament? >> i don't think so. that is a very interesting question. obviously, especially during the time. we are talking to the 1740s, 50s and 60s, or locked in a series of political struggles with catholic and french bread there's a lot of anti-catholic rhetoric. you will see it in political sermon. there is sort of a hatred up north and french canada. but i don't see any ancient catholic language from the controversies i'm talking about today. >> that is really interesting. we actually have some questions that are bringing some of this up to the present. i think i'm going to wait until after the second part of your ta

most puritan ministers would have argued that revelation had closed at the end of the apostolic age that things like miracles faith healings speaking in tongues. those things don't happen in our world in the 1740s, but they're radical revival congregants really did so it's a kind of a little of both as i think the way i'd answer that question. yeah, interesting. i have a question from brett. was there any sense that spiritual wifery was somehow akin to catholic sacramentalism and suspect in that way sort of like this is a sec. you know where we're breaking the sacrament by. i don't i don't think so. it's a really interesting question. the new englanders obviously especially during the time period we're talking about here the 1740s 1750s and 760s are locked in a series of political struggles with catholic new france. so there is a lot of anti-catholic rhetoric. you'll see it in minister's sermons particularly political sermons, and there's just sort of a hatred of those papis up north in french, canada. but i don't see any. have anti-catholic language appearing in any of the documents tha

nikolia apostolou is a freelance journalist — a short while ago she gave me an update from the city of currently they are much better. there is still one fire raging but it is under control for now though, who knows what will happen in the next few hours, but athens, things in athens are also better. it is still difficult in evia and it is still difficult in evia and this is the sixth day of wildfires. in terms of foreign help, because greece has had to call in other countries as well, is that making a big impact and how do people feel about the national effort in dealing with this crisis? people are angry because scientists had warned that due to climate change, south—east europe would have longer and drier heat waves and they say, critics say, that fire zones maintained and new ones weren't created and international help is making a difference. we still have, right now theyjust announced that three countries are already helping with battling the fire. we're still waiting to see who else will arrive. officials in california say three firefighters have been injured tackling a huge wild

nikolia apostolou is a freelance journalist. she's currently in kalamata and shejoins me now.ngs where you are? currently they are much letter. there is still one fire raging but it is under control for now though who knows what will happen in the next few hours but athens, things in athens are also better. it is still deaf to make difficult in evia and this is the fifth day of wildfires. in terms of foreign help, because greece has had to call in other countries as well, is that making a big impact on how do people feel about the national effort in dealing with this crisis?— with this crisis? people are angry because scientists _ with this crisis? people are angry because scientists had _ with this crisis? people are angry because scientists had warned i with this crisis? people are angry i because scientists had warned that due to climate change, south—east europe would have longer and drier heat waves and they say, critics say that fire zones were created and international help is making a difference. we still have, right now theyjust difference. we still have, right now th

what he says at that church on the southside of chicago the apostolic church of god is the kind of speech that ted cruz could have given. the kind of speech that marco rubio could have given. it is about fatherhood. and say what you will about barack obama i think he is a good father he is committed and can see her. his book is a testament, his memoir probably more so than any other memoir ever written. a testament to the joys of fatherhood. they were showered with this much affections molly and sasha especially for black children this to be a different world, different country. obama knows this. he told us so in chicago on father's day of june 2008. and in the speech he starts talking about we hear a lot about police brutality, systemic racism et cetera but if were going to be honest with ourselves we have to recognize the problem is right here. too many men acting like boys quote too many men abandoning their children. too many boys in fatherless homes. i'm estimating here it's not exactly right. fatherless boys are ten times more likely to drop out of school, ten times more likely to c

you plan to do later right now we are talking about the stuff that happened which is called apostolicories for the stuff that happened are really influenced and enhanced by emotion so something happens and it was emotionally neutral, i might remember it but is it scary, if it's exciting, if it's joyful, if it's tragic, if there is emotion built in at the same time, that will contribute to the emotion being very strong and long-lasting so biologically, that's because there's a part of our brain called the amygdala, the limbic system that has a lot of direct connection and influence of the hippocampus, a structure required for the formation of any new consciously held memories so because of their relationship, we have like a tight bond between emotion and hippocampus which is busy connecting different aspects and elements that contain a remember moment orre experience so on the one hand, emotions strongly influenced by the re- remember something or not. on the other, if it's emotional, we are going to talk about it. that is the stuffha that matter, it gets ourur attention. a positive fe

nikolia apostolou is a freelance journalist.e department understaffed and without enough equipment. yeah, the greek prime minister has said the time for criticism for criticism will come, but it is not stopping those criticising the government, and there's a fear that there just is not the staff within the fire service to deal with catastrophic fires. exactly. there is european help on the way, 100 french and cypriot firefighters are coming, but the winds we are expecting this afternoon, that might not be enough. and what are people saying about the urgency with which they are being told to leave their homes? because as we saw in that report, many are determined to stay, aren't they? yes, they are staying especially in cases where they do not see any help, any firefighters there, any helicopters and planes. i think that is when people are staying to save their homes. and the fear is that the winds will continue fires will get worse? exactly. the prime minister said that yesterday, basically.- the prime minister said that yesterd