i wouldn't do it anywhere else other than brighton. brighton is my home. welcome home. new friends, my gorgeous bella, darling. welcome. i'm out and trans. forjust over a year. you would be like, what's going on with my body. . your hormones and emotions were changed a lot. - your hormones and emotions will change a lot. _ the group's different experiences give them a strong bond they extend to bella. we have got it down to a tee that we do have chosen family and sometimes they are better than our actual families. meeting new people isn'tjust a challenge for bella. being lgbt and out in public can be overwhelming. the first time you went out and met someone in a public place, how did that feel after being underground and frightened for such a long time? honestly i was kind of terrified. - i still have those - insecurities, even now. but when i met him it was. a very pleasant experience. i felt safe. you look at this city here. do you feel free now? i believe if i am walking down the street no one will tell me | who i am. i don't think the trauma will ever go, it will st

exactly three months ago, brighton put four past manchester united.ss who is there! this was the midfielder�*s fourth against united comedy did not have to wait too long for his fifth. brighton fans were in a frenzy, erik ten hag now well aware of the challenge at hand. delivered and the deficit halved, before alexis mcallister turned it into his own net. heads in hands, the home fans watched as brighton held on for their first win at old trafford. no equaliser in fergie time for erik ten hag. we will see how much time he is given to try to make united tick. manager ten hag says there is a huge task ahead. i�*m aware of it be for and it doesn�*t change this game. it�*s a hell of a job and we have to work hard, we have to analyse and learn the lessons and then we have to move forward. new signing erling haaland fired manchester city to victory on his premier league debut with two goals in a 2—0 win at west ham. adam cottier has more. in the last two seasons, nobody has managed to burst manchester city�*s bubble. going for a third top flight title in a

and this is a brighton—set documentary, chiefly.en his friends have a bit of a surprise for him. let's have a look at a clip. i love that! they keep coming back to that point, don't they, during the documentary? yeah, he insists he is a "drag artiste", and quite rightly so. and i love this idea of this american coming over and this culture clash. again, it's obviously very set up, but the fact they're both slightly unimpressed and slightly wary of each other and this rather awkward afternoon tea — you've got this boozy brit, and then this very abstemious, very showy american. and it's kind of fascinating, but it also touches on what it was like to be a young gay man when he was young. and i think that that's really interesting, there's lots of memories in his friends. and also, there's a real sense of community that you get from this film, as well, the fact that he has no living relatives and his friends are helping him out, looking after him. and, you know, it's a low—budget documentary, for sure, but i think if this kind of subjec

katie boyle in brighton.— boyle in brighton. artist from 17 countries _ boyle in brighton. will be singing i 17 countries will be singing the song _ 17 countries will be singing the song of— 17 countries will be singing the song of their— 17 countries will be singing i the song of their countries... jan leeming, _ the song of their countries... jan leeming, harrogate. i the song of their countries... j jan leeming, harrogate. this means that — jan leeming, harrogate. this means that something i jan leeming, harrogate. t�*t 3 means that something like 300 million people will be watching.— million people will be watchinu. , . ., ., watching. terry wogan, birmingham. _ watching. terry wogan, birmingham. hold i watching. terry wogan, birmingham. hold it i watching. terry wogan, i birmingham. hold it down to watching. terry wogan, - birmingham. hold it down to a dull roar- _ birmingham. hold it down to a dull roar. the _ birmingham. hold it down to a dull roar. the rest _ birmingham. hold it down to a dull roar. the rest of - birmingham. hold it down to a dull roar. the rest of

after all, this is the 30th anniversary of brighton pride.kingdom and europe. the event this year as you might be able to get a sense of is going to be bigger and perhaps better than ever before. there is thought to be around 300,000 people descending on the city to areas like this on the seafront. with so many people, there are several different health concerns and plays. we are coming off the back off the coronavirus pandemic, but more importantly, there are concerns about the spread of monkeypox. the lgbtq+ community have been putting more pressure on government to provide more protection over the spread of monkeypox, but it is thought the symptoms are mild. and really the word from brighton and the city council here is one of care and caution. overall, as you can probably tell, these are joyous celebrations this weekend. finally, brighton gay pride is back to its brilliant bass with thousands of people here to celebrate. it is time for a look at the weather with darren. good afternoon. it is going to be getting hot for us next week. no si

watched as brighton held on for their first win at old trafford.. can see how many times we have one here is a club. it is not easy, not something that happens all the time. when you do get the three points, it is nice to celebrate. the quality of the performance, and then when we need to suffer, we managed to. it is a nice moment. elsewhere, brentford came from behind to earn an impressive point at leicester city, josh dasilva with the equaliser four minutes from time. in the next 15 minutes, manchester city begin the defence of their title against west ham. erling haaland does start. in the scottish premiership, it finished 1—1 between hearts and hibs. hearts had taken the lead through lawrence shankland and looked set to hold on for a win, but a late goal from returning martin boyle grabbed a point for hibernian. boyle's move to easter road was only finalised at 11pm on saturday, and boss leejohnson said it was a risk to play him for so long, but they got their reward late on. let's bring you up to speed with the commonwealth games, then, where

exactly three months ago, brighton put four past manchester united. again. it is united. the south coast side started strongly again-— strongly again. it is pascal gross who is there! _ strongly again. it is pascal gross who is there! this _ strongly again. it is pascal gross who is there! this was _ strongly again. it is pascal gross who is there! this was the - who is there! this was the midfielder's _ who is there! this was the midfielder's fought - who is there! this was the | midfielder's fought against who is there! this was the - midfielder's fought against united comedy did not have to wait too long for his fifth. brighton fans were in a frenzy, erik ten hag now well aware of the challenge in pan. team talk delivered, and an own goal in the second half pulled one back for united. heads enhance, the home fans watched as brighton held on for their first win at old trafford. no equaliser in fergie time for erik ten hag. you will see how much time he is given to try to make emotive tick. —— make united tick. in the scottish premiership, a thrillin

back in football, manchester united with a score of 1: 2 lost to brighton in the match of the first round of the championship of england, the club held the first official a group led by the dutch coach eric tenga, who after the previous season replaced the tank’s ralfragment, was extremely led by amsterdam ajax and the moncurians last season took only sixth place in brighton, a double on pascal gross’s account, and in the sixty-eighth minute, the player of this team aleksey smokalis sent the ball own gate. cristiano ronaldo was not included in the starting xi and came on as a substitute only in the second half. but the reigning champion of england manchester city with with a score of 2:0 on the road in london, he beat in schemes. he would have been scored by ellenholand, who scored first from the penalty spot, then from the game he scored the first goals for manchester city in official matches and became only the second player in the club's history to make a double debut in a premier league match earlier this was possible in 2011 at 78 minutes . the norwegian to move from the stadium was

they are in— result against a brighton team. they are in good _ result against a brighton team.art to the season. once leed fans— should start to the season. once leed fans get behind above even harden — leed fans get behind above even harder. ., , ., , ~' ., harder. you used to play so you know what this place _ harder. you used to play so you know what this place can _ harder. you used to play so you know what this place can be _ harder. you used to play so you know what this place can be like _ harder. you used to play so you know what this place can be like when - what this place can be like when it's rocking, basically.— it's rocking, basically. yes. we were aston _ it's rocking, basically. yes. we were aston villa _ it's rocking, basically. yes. we were aston villa at _ it's rocking, basically. yes. we were aston villa at the - it's rocking, basically. yes. we. were aston villa at the weekend it's rocking, basically. yes. we - were aston villa at the weekend you asked _ were aston villa at the weekend you asked me _ were aston villa at the weekend you asked me what that cr

it's amazing, i love brighton.ajority who arrived last year are living in hotels across the country, bella has moved into a flat that she has decorated with her own paintings. while i am painting i create new worlds. the reason i can survive. being lgbt is criminalised in afghanistan and when the taliban returned, those who had been living a double life underground face being tracked down. and bella had to make a choice. in afghanistan i had to hide myself in another body and another name. this is my bedroom. she was forced to leave everything she knew. while she looks for work here she receives £80 a week to live off and accommodation. in afghanistan i had more space and the house was bigger. and it was in a huge garden. today she is dressed in the clothes she wants and is wearing make up. who is the most beautiful woman on the earth? but being out in public like this is still very new. do you come down here by yourself? sometimes. i feel like a baby. like you have been reborn? yeah. the taliban believe that god c

brighton stay unbeaten.their 100% record in the scottish premiership. they returned to the top of the table with a 2—0 win at home to hearts — kyogo furuhashi and giorgios giakoumakis on the scoresheet. defeats for hearts�* ends their unbeaten start. defeats for hearts ends their unbeaten start. let's rattle through the day's other stories. south african laura woolvardt smashed an unbeaten 90 to lead the northern superchargers to a seven—wicket victory over manchester originals in the women's hundred. it meant deandra dottin�*s 30—ball 68 was in vain for the originals. peco bagnaia claimed his third straight motogp victory, pipping championship leader fabio quartararo in austria. the italian still trails quartararo by 44 points in the standings. and irish sprinter sam bennett made it back to back wins on stage 3 of the vuelta a espana. italian edoardo affini has taken the overall lead. anthonyjoshua insists he wants to continue boxing, but after his defeat to oleksandr usyk in their heavyweight rematch in sa

and hove, thatis constituency in brighton and hove, that is not actually a typical franchise.ansport and set the timetable and the first, they just deliver the services. through covid and beyond, every single franchise has been a similar option and it grant shapps has just gone a while, he has literally throw his hands up in the air and said this is not my responsibility. it always has. when we have a transport secretary that has so much power over the way our transport sector, particularly the trains, run, you would certainly expect him to be in the room or an active participant in the room or an active participant in the challenges as they emerge. 0n industrial action, challenges in the rail network, the government haven't even been on the pitch, we have an absent government. you even been on the pitch, we have an absent government.— even been on the pitch, we have an absent government. you would say, let me say. — absent government. you would say, let me say. is _ absent government. you would say, let me say. is it _ absent government. you would say, let me say, is it fair—

sam harrison, bbc south east today, brighton.probably be loving the weather. more clout in scotland and northern ireland, rain to come tonight, patches on the western side of the country, otherwise dry and largely clear, temperatures dipping to eight or nine in rural areas. a breeze still blowing, milder in scotland, continues to blow into western parts of the country on sunday. drier, brighterand warmer for eastern areas. cloud for the far north of england, northern ireland, rest of england and wales bathed in sunshine, sea breezes development, in one temperatures rising to 28 in the south east perhaps. it touch warmer than today in scotland and northern ireland. england and wales, heat building, heatwave conditions into next week, temperatures possibly to the 30s.

brighton came here as the form team and created the best chance at the first half. wasn't needed to investigate. so fulham celebrates sixth place in the premier league and ending brighton's unbeaten record. drew savage, bbc news. there were four games tonight in scottish league cup group stages. there were wins for patrick thistle, dundee, and also rangers, who beat queen of the south 2—1. teenager robbie ure scored on his debut with scott arfield claiming the winner for rangers. over in flush meadows, it was cruise control for cameron norrie as he coolly made his way into the second round of the us open. the seventh seed with a stylish straight sets win against frenchman benoit paire to kick start his campaign in new york. dan glyde was watching the action. wimbledon semifinalist seated in the top ten at a grand slam for the first time, cameron norrie's stock is rising. and the ascent continued at flushing meadows. a service break in the first game sit in the mood. benoit paire immediately on the back foot. he failed to win a game in the first set. in the second, t

brighton came here as the form team and created the best chance at the first half.potted a foul. alexis mcallister stuck it. but dennis was probably off—site and as he hit the post, the ar wasn't needed to investigate. so fulham celebrates sixth place in the premier league and ending right in's unbeaten record. drew savage, bbc news. there were four games tonight in scottish league cup group stages. there were wins for patrick thistle, dundee, and also rangers, who beat queen of the south 2—1. teenager robbie ure scored on his debut with scott arfield claiming the winner for rangers. over in flush meadows, it was cruise control for cameron norrie as he coolly made his way into the second round of the us open. the seventh seed with a stylish straight sets win against frenchman benoit paire to kick start his campaign in new york. dan glyde was watching the action. wimbledon semifinalist seated in the top ten at a grand slam for the first time, cameron norrie's stock is writing. a service break in the first game sit in the mood. benoit paire immediately on the back foo

milan failed to beat from saaul, but on the foggy albion, the unexpected leader brighton could reach the intermediate first place the day before, but instead, the seagulls lost in a full game, stanislavsky will continue four games, three wins and one draw 10 points in assets, as a result, brighton, the leading group of the premier league , gave a good chance to gain a foothold at the top of the championship calendar, went to visit fulham on the eve of the clubs, which had just returned to the strongest division on english football. yes, that's just summer residents. they hardly expected to give at least one point to the guests 00 the result of the first half, however, during the break, the hosts' mentor, apparently, found words to his wards by the 55th minute. fulham introduced 2.0 mitrovich. scored an own goal in his liability. he recorded a dunk, mccallister, almost immediately reduced the gap by more forces, and so the meeting was defeated by brighton 1-2, but with all due respect. by the seagulls, a sensation struck in southampton the day before, it was here that the local club o

yuri fizer will join us, well, first of all, the well-known, well-known crossroads in new york, brightons now called ukraine way, it has been renamed, i'm there very by the way, very many russian immigrants live well, now they will no longer walk in brighton, but in uh ukrainway well, you know, this is such information that pleases. now, what is sad and tragic today is that the enemy is hitting the territory of our state all day long, unfortunately we have losses from what is already oz

gaggan saberwal, bbc news, brighton. it all and online, just find it all and online, just find it as bbc history. the author and illustrator raymond briggs, best known for the snowman, has died. he was 88. in a statement, his family said he'd lived a rich and full life, and had treasured drawings sent to him by fans, in particular children, who'd been inspired by his work. our arts correspondent david sillito looks back at his life. it's become part of christmas — the story of a snowman who comes to life. magical, heart—warming, and at the end, the snowman melts. # we're walking in the air... a very raymond briggs twist. he was a children's author who was never writing for children. i don't think about what children want. you get an idea and you just do it. you don't think, "oh, children of 10 won't want this," or... you don't think like that at all. you don't think about the audience. couldn't possibly. it was his father christmas that was raymond briggs' breakthrough, but this was no jovial gift—bearer. this father chr

meanwhile in the uk, brighton pride is back.ering a celebration finally back to its brilliant best — but this time, it simply meant more. this morning, thousands gathered on hove lawns to send off the long—awaited pride parade. i felt a bit emotional when i first got here, because we've had such a long time away from each other, so it feels extra special. it's our first year since it's been back since covid, it's our first time having family and dogs here, so it's quite an exciting pride for all of us. it's really my first - proper pride in general, and honestly, it's kind of amazing already. i with the parade in full swing, you can feel the excitement here — and you can see just what it means to people to be back celebrating this world—famous event. back in 2019, these smiling faces weren't to know what was around the corner. and for those running events today, it's a reminder that this celebration can never be taken for granted. this is still a protest, us being here is a protest. today, the cameras will pan around and show pe

gaggan saberwal, bbc news, brighton.has died. he was 88. in a statement, his family said he'd lived a rich and full life and had treasured drawings sent to him by fans, in particular children who'd been inspired by his work. our arts correspondent david sillito looks back at his life. it's become part of christmas — the story of a snowman who comes to life. magical, heart—warming, and at the end, the snowman melts. # we're walking in the air... # a very raymond briggs twist. he was a children's author who was never writing for children. i don't think about what children want. you get an idea and you just do it. you don't think, "oh, children of ten won't want this," or... you don't think like that at all. about the audience. couldn't possibly. it was his father christmas that was raymond briggs' breakthrough, but this was no jovial gift—bearer. this father christmas moaned, swore and drank just a bit too much. the bogeymen are stirring in their beds... and then fungus — a gloriously disgusting story of a bogeyman having

one post-soviet where post-soviet people live, so to speak, people who left the soviet union, many brighton were renamed ukraineway, ukrainian way, how did it happen? and in general, a very good idea, as far as i know, how did it happen, the ukrainian community submitted an application to the local authorities with a request to rename this corner it's not quite a street, it's a corner in this area of ​​brighton where there are many people from the soviet union and many ukrainians as well and many people who, over the last six months, have all revived themselves as ukrainians or ukrainka ah, that is, the request was to rename this corner to ukraine way, the ukrainian way, and because of the fact that america ah, new york as a state, new york as a city , uh, people in new york and almost everyone-everyone-everyone in the usa support ukraine at a very high level, the request was accepted, your work was accepted. well, every day , actually, not every day, but very often during these six months, we especially talk about aid from the united states of america for ukraine, this certain decision of

and what an awful— west pier at brighton and what an awful thought that when you go into the water,0n the other— what you are not expecting. 0n the other hand. — what you are not expecting. 0n the other hand, very few of us with dirt jump— other hand, very few of us with dirt jump into— other hand, very few of us with dirt jump into our rivers for the same reason _ jump into our rivers for the same reason so — jump into our rivers for the same reason so we shouldn't be surprised that they— reason so we shouldn't be surprised that they are not properly recording what is _ that they are not properly recording what is happening. it is quite clear that the _ what is happening. it is quite clear that the water companies have been letting _ that the water companies have been letting us _ that the water companies have been letting us down, letting themselves down~ _ letting us down, letting themselves down. they borrow, borrow, borrow billions _ down. they borrow, borrow, borrow billions and — down. they borrow, borrow, borrow billions and pay out billions in dividends and meanwhile nothin

it is the record sale for brighton. —— marc cucurella.mes, i'll keep you updated across the afternoon but for now back to you, jane. russia says it's prepared to discuss an exchange of prisoners with the united states, a day after a russian court sentenced the basketball star brittney griner to nine years in prison on drugs charges. the russian foreign minister, sergei lavrov, said a possible prisoner swap should be discussed on a presidential level. griner was convicted of possessing and smuggling drugs. azadeh moshiri reports. i never meant to hurt anybody. i never meant to put in jeopardy the rest of the population. i never meant to break any laws here. it was her final plea to a russian court as the us basketball star brittney griner said she had made an honest mistake, but it made no difference. despite insisting she had never intended to use the cannabis oil authorities had found in her luggage, brittney griner was sentenced to nine years in prison for smuggling and possessing narcotics. her lawyers have said they will appeal the ve

sam harrison, bbc south east today, brighton. were the first australian group to achieve broad international success — selling more than 50 million records around the world. they were named australians of the year in 1967, butjudith durham left the band a year later to pursue a solo career. but was back for some later performances and tours. their biggest hits included georgy girl and i'll never find another you. # hey there, georgy girl #. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello, much of the country will stay dry over the week ahead and it is going to get hotter as well. these are the more comfortable temperatures that we have been seeing this afternoon. highs in the mid 20s across the south—east of england. not particularly warm in scotland and northern ireland, still some rain in the north of the country and that will continue into the night. it will slip down across the western side of scotland and it will be light and patchy. elsewhere, dry with clear skies, and temperatures in rural areas dipping dow

sam harrison, bbc south east today, brighton. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lucyegrey. as we move through the weekend and into next week — we're expecting heatwave conditions certainly for england and wales. nights and days will become warmer. if it's rain you're looking for, most of that will be reserved for the north of the uk, as you can see here, particularly western scotland — barely any across england and wales here. it's expected to stay dry throughout. now for part two of the weekend, england and wales seeing the lion's share of the sunshine. more cloud for scotland, northern ireland, probably eastern scotland not fairing to badly with the sunshine. but there'll be some splashes of rain around, particularly western scotland where it'll stay quite breezy. high teens here, low—20s in eastern scotland, and up to around 28 celsius across the southeast of england. little change as we head through sunday night — it stays rather cloudy, quite breezy across the northwest of the country, some splashes of rain in towards the western isles. further south, lengthy, clearski

everton signed the brighton neil mo a. he signed the brighton neil mo a.sent the of the suite is the magpies�* fourth signing. plenty more on the bbc website. thanks very much. let�*s look at some of the day�*s other news. a man has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of nine—year—old olivia pratt—korbel, who was fatally shot at her home in liverpool on monday. police are questioning a 36—year—old suspect who was detained yesterday. in the us, a north dakota judge has blocked the state�*s so—called trigger abortion ban, which was set to go into effect today. the ban will remain until a challenge to the law is resolved in court. on thursday, three more bans took effect across the country — in texas, tennessee and idaho. it comes two months since the supreme court upended roe v wade — the landmark ruling that established the constitutional right to abortion. a caretaker prime minister has taken over in thailand after the suspension of prayuth chanocha. his deputy and close military ally, prawit wongsuwan, is now the country�*s leader. prayuth chanocha s

brighton stay unbeaten. manchester city can go top if they beat newcastle by two goals.the halfway mark and callum wilson has just fired newcastle ahead. a very loud at st james's park. it is newcastle 2—1 manchester city. you can listen to commentary on radio five live. celtic preserved their 100% record in the scottish premiership, returning to the top of the table with a 2—0 win at home to hearts. kyogo furuhashi and giorgios giakoumakis on the scoresheet. so to saudi arabia then where anthonyjoshua lost his world heavyweight rematch against oleksandr usyk. whilst closer than their meeting 11 months ago, the ukrainian edged joshua on a split points decision and dedicated the win to those fighting the war in his homeland. forjoshua — whose post fight antics puzzled many — questions remain over where his career goes next. ade adedoyin reports from jeddah. a night of high emotions... and still the unified... anger and frustration for anthonyjoshua, who threw the champion's belt out of the ring before storming out only to return to the ring with a rambling rant a strange

his side were booed off after pascal gross scored two first half goals, to hand brighton their firsts game. it's a hell of a job and we have to work hard, we have to analyse and learn the lessons and then we have to move forward. new signing erling haaland had the perfect start to his manchester city career. he scored twice as the defending champions comfortably won 2—0 at west ham. the norwegian striker delivering exactly what his manager pep guardiola wanted, following his summer signing from borussia dortmund. all the... the top scorers like alan shearer, gary lineker, for example, they were born scoring goals and they were born scoring goals and they will die scoring goals. these guys, you cannot teach them to score goals, the numbers are there. i have that feeling with this guy. he is an incredible threat in the box. we need time to know each other. there are balls we still don't give him that we can give him, but is is a question of time. he has started really well. elsewhere in the premier league on sunday, brentford came from behind to earn an impressive point at leicester ci

into the second half now at old trafford and brighton lead 2—0. pascal gross scoring twice.d kieran dewsbury hall doubled it after half time. later, champions manchester city travel to west ham united. in the scottish premiership, it finished 1—1 between hearts and hibs. hearts had taken the lead through lawrence shankland and looked set to hold on for a win — but a late goal from the returning martin boyle grabbed a point for hibernian. boyle's move to easter road was only finalised at 11pm on saturday and boss leejohnson said it was a risk to play him for so long in the game, but they got their reward late on. francesco bagnaia has won the british motogp at silverstone to move up to fourth in the riders' standings. french riderjohann zarco lead from pole, but crashed out on just the fifth lap as he chased his first victory in the top category. italian rider bagnaia moved up from fifth on the grid to take the chequered flag for the second race in a row. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. then, thank you very much. the penultimate day of the commo

obviously that follows on off the back of their opening—day defeat at old trafford to brighton. from the manchester united manager to that 4-0 manchester united manager to that 4—0 defeat at brentford today, we will bring it to you. more to come from that game later, but earlier, manchester city put on a show in the sun at the etihad — sweeping past newly promoted bournemouth, winning by four goals to nil. the damage was done in the first half — city going in at half time with a 3—0 lead, after goals from ilkay gundogan, phil foden. an own goal in the second half sealed the win, with summer signing erling haaland surprisingly not on the scoresheet today. he did provide one of those assists for one of the goals. but the defending champions have the early lead at the top of the table, with six points, six goals scored and none conceded. we start, i think, in four orfive minutes, and a question of time. we did really well. minutes, and a question of time. we did really well-— did really well. another insane kevin de bruyne _ did really well. another insane kevin de bruyne performan

manchester united brighton and brand.bviously not the opponents in the matches with which the mancunians. could afford to stumble much more difficult exam, the reds issued the day before at the old penalford arrived liverpulchuk, 16 minutes. jayden sancho brings the owner forward. although even before manchester could score , the star of the hosts cristiano ronaldo spent almost the entire meeting on the bench and managed without him in the second half. marcial, brought to the rendezvous with alison marcus reshvard, he was accurate and confirmed everything according to the rules of var. and already towards the end of the meeting, the highest paid player in the premier league , mohammed salah, tried to justify the funds invested in him, the sisai number is inferior 1:2. after three rounds. they only have two points. and this is manchester's sixteenth place with three points and 100% only arsenal have the gunners at the top of the table with nine points in italy after two rounds of such teams three companies, napoli and inte

eh, feelings of spanish shame, the presence of brighton beach and the identification of brighton beachause anything. this is an area that can be described for hours. there are the so-called board wok, that is, the embankment, under which you sleep to live around this area, a huge number of so-called there they are called so-called handelks, yes or handelks. and how is it correct in ukrainian, where can you drink a glass of vodka for $ 2 a and of course, this is a very bad area, and thank god now, in the minds of americans, it is being moved away from russia. so i now approve of the excellent decision for serious decisions that are made in the west with us in direct communication with the extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassador of russia to latvia, mikhail valentinovichanin. mikhail intimovich. hello, and a monstrous picture. we watched just a few hours ago, although during the last two days. we watch it, but when it's live, and the riga television shows footage, and from the nose, but from the monument, who is a fool to all people in the former territory of the soviet union - this

so now this separate victory is called one of the intersections on brighton beach on brighton beach,scovites again. and the ukrainian community here in the city is also now recognizing thanks to an alley in brooklyn, a new street sign has appeared on crossing horse island and brighton beach and is called the ukrainian way. us members and heads of the diaspora gathered on the busy street of brighton beach to celebrate this event and it is not surprising that the ceremony took place on ukraine's independence day in 1991 . this day is celebrated annually as a public holiday. we are celebrating the thirty-first day of independence of ukraine fighting for independence, the idea to name the lane was proposed by a member of the council of the other. wernick she was born in ukraine and represents this district. this is not a question of democrats or republicans. it's a matter of human decency, according to the 2000 new york city census. more ukrainians live in this area than anywhere else in the country, about 160,000 people. and today this number is likely to be higher. most of them live in

and chelsea have signed marc cucurella from brighton in a deal worth more than £60 million.er joining when they were without a win and bottom of the table. south korea's player leads... she shot a round _ south korea's player leads... she shot a round of— south korea's player leads... she shot a round of 66 _ south korea's player leads... she shot a round of 66 to _ south korea's player leads... she shot a round of 66 to clip - south korea's player leads... she i shot a round of 66 to clip democrats at one clear. scotland's louise duncan is in the lead with six off the lead. brittney griner�*s wnba team, phoenix mecury, and connecticut sun held emotional tribute just hours after she was sentenced prison in russia. both sides huddled together for 42 seconds before their match, honouring griner�*s jersey number, while fans chanted, "bring her home." griner, a two—time us olympic champion and a eight—time all—star with the mercury, was convicted on thursday of drug possession and smuggling and was sentenced to nine years behind bars. her team—mates were clearly upset after the

forthe brighton. this isn't about these bad results.e club, and in the last five years with no trophies, the huge turnover of managers, they have really been criticised for the strategy on the football side of things, and you just feel that there is so much discontent, and we wonder whether thatis discontent, and we wonder whether that is going to be aired yet again this evening for what is a huge fixture so early in the season. ahshd fixture so early in the season. and manchester _ fixture so early in the season. and manchester united, you wouldn't expect them to be in the position they are in in the table. many people predicted that liverpool could be fighting for the title, but they have started the season slowly. how much importance to think they are placing on this fixture, regardless of the fact that the opponent is united? for regardless of the fact that the opponent is united?— regardless of the fact that the opponent is united? regardless of the fact that the o- onent is united? ., ,., ., opponent is united? for both of them it

despite manager graham potter changing the entire team from the weekend win at west ham, brighton wonch sees manchester city hosting chelsea, head to the bbc sport website. england manager sarina wiegman has paid tribute to ellen white andjill scott, after the pair announced their retirement from football. white is england's top scorer, whilst midfielder scott is their second—most—capped player. as she announced her squad for the upcoming world cup qualifiers without the pair that helped england win the women's euros, wiegman said it was time for the next generation to make their mark. we will absolutely miss them, because they are such big personalities and they have such a influence on the team. but what was already saw over the summer with her as captain, she grew in the role so well and collaborated with the whole team, and also with ellen and the other more experienced leaders in the team. so i do think now, the dynamics of the team will change a little bit, of course, that's normal. we will absolutely miss those two, but i think we will stabilise over the next camps — because it

everton have signed the brighton forward neal maupay for an undisclosed fee.ree—year contract with an option of a further year. maupay scored 26 premier league goals during his three—year spell with the seagulls. sheffield united could have moved four points clear at the top of the championship but drew 1—1 away at luton this evening. united's oli mcburnie scored the equaliser, a well—taken volley after the break. they are unbeaten since the opening weekend and sit two points ahead of watford at the top of the table, who play tomorrow. luton move up to 17th with the point. in super league, st helens could've clinched the league leaders shield tonight, but lost 30—10 to their great rivals wigan. the warriors led 18—2 at the break and the league's top try—scorer bevan french rounded off a great night for wigan, his second of the match was his 29th of the season. that sealed at least second for wigan and a semi—final spot. saints need just a point from their last two games to take the leaders shield. formula one is back ater its month—long break. it's the belgian

>> i once tried to write a load of jingles for a local radio station in brighton.ocal radio. i would go for very small cal radio stations and give them some jingles. >> nhs? >> it is very worthy. i was going to say an oil company. the n. why not? nhs radio. >> as long as you are not taking any contracts away from nhs tile writers. -- nhs jingle writers. >> a valid concern. the music industry has changed quite a lot since much on a miss started out. we engage with a lot of music digitally and that opens you up to new audiences but also complicates things sometimes. recently in bill young and joni mitchell pulled their music from spotify because they did not want to be on the same platform as joe rogan because ohis political opinions. it sparked the whole debate. what do you think about that? >> i mean, it is difficult for us to take some kind of stand like that. >> easy for neil young to do. kind of like when the beatles were not on any streaming platforms. they were not on itunes for ages. you are th beatles. you can do that. pink floyd i think were holdouts at the