chris truehl is the new belfast giants goalkeeper — spotted while playing in a college tournament lasty — and he suffers from a condition that makes him susceptible to the cold. but it's not deterred him from pursuing a career in a sport on ice, as nigel ringland reports from belfast. chris is well aware of the irony, an ice hockey player allowed it to all things cold. but the disorder has forced him from a career in the us military to pursuing his love for the sport. when i was first there i got caught any weird storm and survival exercise and got pretty frostbite and my skin got beat up. it means that i break up and hives and my skin has direct contact to ice and cold and wind. it be the wind and rain but it is not really a problem i play as much. i sweat and and stay warm that it is ok. a little bit extra that i have to deal with and the story broke up a little more because of the irony of a hockey player. but it is not too bad, something i have under control. 12 months ago he was making saves for his university but last weekend he made his debut for the belfast giants. the legacy o

belfast. any online retail giant amazon reach a record high on friday surging during holiday sales is founder jeff bezos is now the world's richest person and reportedly worth more than one hundred billion dollars the perrier between the u.s. thanksgiving holiday and christmas is make or break for retailers it accounts for about forty percent of annual revenues. now to japan where students are using art to show how they feel about the seemingly unending crisis over north korea they're reaching out to other students whose families came to japan from north korea as they try to bridge a cultural divide and has a story from tokyo. on the outskirts of tokyo two schools a separated by a wall on one side chalky high bar and installation student who studied at the missing university this is the wall or how high was the bridge. why did you build it. so the friendship yes i just. wanted to communicate with students at the north korean school on the other side of the wall so she used her out skills to devise a way to overcome the problem on the other side student region and ethnic north korean works on

belfast. in the retail giant amazon reached a record high on friday searching on optimism and of a holiday sales its founder jeff bezos is now the world's richest person and reportedly worth more than one hundred billion dollars but those employed by the online store to deliver the goods are not doing so well as jacob. john delivers packages for amazon. the gig is unpredictable amazon flex drivers spend as many as sixteen hours a day watching an app for an available block of deliveries if they get one they'll deliver perhaps a dozen packages in a two hour window then they wait sometimes for hours without pay i want my job i started what would i do i will be there and i think most drop is great but i just can't make any money doing it right now john is not his real name and we can only tell you he lives on the east coast of the united states he says he doesn't want to lose this job but he can no longer afford to work it either when i started. our base wage plus tips. papper several months to change to. base pay including tips amazon now counts tips for its amazon flex drivers against their total

nottingham offering included a giant inflatable art sculpture, and bids from milton keynes, the scotland city of dundee and a joint proposal from belfastn northern ireland, all seem to have been a wastw of years of planning. it's a body blow for the whole of scotland and, in particular, for the team that have been behind all of the work that's gone in over a considerable period of time. and it's claimed the commission had not previously raised objections to the bids, even after the brexit vote. itjust seems like the eu throwing its toys out of a rather large european—shaped pram, frankly, and just saying, well, if you do not want to be part of us you can't have one of our lovely play things. urgent talks between the government and the european cimmission are now under way, with hopes of somehow finding a compromise. sarah corker, bbc news. stay with us on the briefing. also on the programme: neighbours and rivals. france and belgium prepare to do battle at the final of the davis cup. president kennedy was shot down and died almost immediately. the murder ofjohn kennedy is a disaster for the whole free world. he caught the imagination o

sculpture, nottingham's offering included a giant inflatable art sculpture, and bids from milton keynes, the scotland city of dundee and a joint proposal from belfast to have been a wastw of years of planning. it's a body blow for the whole of scotland and, in particular, for the team that have been behind all of the work that's gone in over a considerable period of time. and it's claimed the commission had not previously raised objections to the bids, even after the brexit vote. itjust seems like the eu throwing its toys out of a rather large european—shaped pram, frankly, and just saying, well, if you do not want to be part of us you can't have one of our lovely play things. urgent talks between the government and the european cimmission are now under way, with hopes of somehow finding a compromise. sarah corker, bbc news. cricket now — and day two of the ashes first test is underway at the gabba in brisbane. england — looking for theirfirst win at the ground for more than 30 years — were dismissed for 302 runs. much of the day's total down to an 83—run partnership between dawid malan and moeen ali. a fightback from the aussies saw england lose t

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