the british home secretary has declared a "major incident" after a surge in the number of migrants trying to cross the english channel in small boats. 75 people have reached the uk in the past three days and at least 221 people have attempted the crossing since the start of november. three men have been found guilty of murdering five people, including a woman and her two sons, in an explosion at a shop in leicester. the blast destroyed a supermarket and the flat above where a family lived. the court heard that the men caused the explosion in order to make an insurance claim. this report by our correspondent kathryn stanczyszyn contains distressing images from the start. a massive explosion rips through a building, tearing a hole in this city street. people who witnessed it thought a bomb had gone off. but instead, it was caused by a fire, started deliberately to profit from an insurance claim. it destroyed a polish shop and the flat above it. mary ragoobeer, two of her teenage sons, sean and shane, and shane's girlfriend, leah reek, who had arrived just ten minutes before, were spending a

the british home secretary calls it a major incident. the award—winning israeli author amos oz has died. he was 79. hello and welcome to world news today. of giza, killing two vietnamese tourists and a local guide. an explosion has hit a tourist bus near the pyramids of giza, killing two vietnamese tourists and a local guide. the authorities say eleven other people were injured; two of them are in critical condition. the interior ministry says the blast was caused by an improvised explosive device. no group has yet said it was behind the attack. our correspondent sally nabil has the latest from cairo. the timing and the location of the attack couldn't be worse. it happened close to one of, or actually, egypt's most famous landmark, which is the pyramids, and it comes at a very critical time because december and winter season is the high season for tourism in this country. it also raises a lot of questions about the security measures put in place because police forces are already on high alert getting ready for egyptian christmas, which i

the british home secretary sajid javid has declared a "major incident", after a surge in the number ofenglish channel in small boats. 75 people have reached the uk in the past three days, but only one of the five border force patrol boats is currently operating in the channel. our correspondent duncan kennedy is in dover, on the southern english coast. huddled in life jackets, these were some of today's arrivals off the coast of dover. two boats, with 12 men, cold and disoriented, and now in the hands of immigration officials. they'd managed to make it, despite the presence of this border force cutter that we filmed off folkestone today. the boat is currently the only one available to patrol this part of the channel. tony smith, who once ran border force, says it isn't enough to stop a disaster at sea. out on the channel, we do need more capacity to enable us notjust to spot these small boats, but also to intercept them. and i think it needs an international effort, really, in collaboration with the french law enforcement agencies, to prevent them from coming in the first place. tonigh

the british home secretary has declared a "major incident" after a surge in the number of migrants trying to cross the english channel in small boats. 75 people have reached the uk in the past three days and at least 221 people have attempted the crossing since the start of november. now on bbc news, it would be an understatement to say tensions have been high between russia and the uk in 2018. but what do younger russians really think of their british counterparts? newsbeat‘s will chalk went to find out if we're enemies, or can we make friends? poisoning, spying, hacking, meddling in elections, peddling fake news. to say tensions with russia are high right now would be an understatement. our media and our government is making them out to be boogeymen. it is highly likely that russia was responsible for the act against sergei and yulia skripal. but are they as bad as all that? well, to find out, we're heading there. hey! russia! putin riding a bear! with a gun on his back. we'll be finding out what they really think of britain. do they like us? i don't really believe we're enemies. it's j

the british home secretary has declared a "major incident", after a surge in the number of migrants trying to cross the english channel in small boats. 75 people have reached the uk in the past three days and at least now on bbc news, some of the world's most important news stories in 2018 have been brought to us by freelance journalists, often working in difficult and dangerous places. the rory peck awards recognised their work, and our presenter yalda hakim found out more about this year's nominees. you may find some of the scenes in the firing line upsetting. the white races under a full assault. some of the most powerful images of this year. often filmed in difficult and dangerous places. but who are the people who bring us these pictures? why do they do it? how do they do it? and what impact does it have on one person? each year, we stepped behind the camera and speak to the men and women who bring some of the most important stories of our time, often under extremely difficult circumstances and under great personal strain. these freelance video journalist honoured by the rory peck awa

rising number of migrants trying to cross the english channel is declared a major incident by the british homeecretary. satellite images reveal anak krakatau has lost over two—thirds of its height and volume since it exploded last week, killing more than 400 people. and monty python's michael palin and model twiggy are among the stars recognised in the new year's honours list. hello and welcome to bbc news. president trump has threatened to close the border with mexico, if the us congress refuses to fund his proposed wall. he was speaking after nearly a week of deadlock about the federal budget which has caused a partial government shutdown. chris buckler has the latest from washington. securing the long border between mexico and america has become the priority for president trump. he wants $5 billion to build a huge barrier, that's not so easy to climb. but he needs democrats to approve the funding for that long—promised border wall, and they're refusing, leading him to make a new threat. during a long series of tweets warning about the dangers of illegal immigration, mrtrump said, "we will b

the british home secretary has declared a "major incident" after a surge in the number of migrants trying to cross the english channel in small boats. 75 people have reached the uk in the past three days, and at least 221 people have attempted the crossing since the start of november. one of the most familiar names in british retailing, hmv, has confirmed that it's calling in the administrators. it's the second time in five years that hmv has hit serious financial trouble, as our business correspondent rory cellan—jones reports. there's some flash photography coming up. from david bowie... ..to eltonjohn... ..to take that. they all chose the most famous name in high street music to launch an album. but that was then. now, hmv has collapsed into administration for the second time in five years. the main reason? people are finding other ways to get music and movies. netflix or spotify. i don't ever buy anything. no, i don't buy any. i download everything. i like movies but i'm not bothered about having them on dvd all the time and stuff like that. so it won't be that bad for me, to be hones

possible catastrophic accident in this stretch of water off the southern coast so much so that the british home secretary is now treating this as a major incident on saturday the immigration minister went to the town of dover to meet border offices they say it has been difficult to keep up with the numbers of people who have arrived in these circumstances and what they need is help to effectively patrol the area and closer working relations with officials across the channel in france what we're doing is constantly reviewing the resources that we need continuing the really important. the french and it's absolutely critical that we share information at the highest on the most effective level because of course what we want to do is to make sure that people don't set sail across the channel making a really perilous journey at a treacherous time of the year it may only be a fifty kilometer journey between kalai and dover but the english channel is also one of the world's busiest shipping lanes and while some politicians him in britain have called for more patrols the concern is is that this will mer

possible catastrophic accident in this stretch of water off the southern coast so much so that the british home secretary is now treating this as a major incident on saturday the immigration minister went to the town of dover to meet border offices they say it has been difficult to keep up with the numbers of people who have arrived in these circumstances and what they need is help to effectively patrol the area and closer working relations with officials across the channel in france what we're doing is constantly reviewing the resources that we need continuing the really important. the french and it's absolutely critical that we share information at the highest on the most effective level because of course what we want to do is to make sure that people don't set sail across the channel make a really perilous journey at a treacherous time of the year it may only be a fifty kilometer journey between kalai and dover but the english channel is also one of the world's busiest shipping lanes and while some politicians hid in britain have called for more patrols the concern is is that this will merel

the british home secretary has declared a major incident after a surge in the number of migrants tryingoss the english channel in small boats. 75 people have reached the uk in the past 3 days and at least 221 people have attempted the crossing since the start of november. one of the most familiar names in british retailing, hmv, has confirmed that it's calling in the administrators. it's the second time in 5 years that hmv has hit serious financial trouble, as our business correspondent rory cellan—jones reports. there's some flash photography coming up. from david bowie... ..to eltonjohn... ..to take that. they all chose the most famous name in high street music to launch an album. but that was then. now, hmv has collapsed into administration for the second time in five years. the main reason? people are finding other ways to get music and movies. netflix or spotify. i don't ever buy anything. no, i don't buy any. i download everything. i like movies but i'm not bothered about having them on dvd all the time and stuff like that. so it won't be that bad for me, to be honest. hmv‘s curre

the british home secretary has declared a "major incident" after a surge in the number of migrants trying three days and at least 221 people have attempted the crossing since the start of november. three men have been found guilty of murdering five people, including a woman and her two sons, in an explosion at a shop in leicester.

the british home secretary has declared a major incident after the surge in the number of migrants trying to cross the channel in bts. 75 people have reached the u.k. in the last three days, but only one of the fiv operated by the border force is operating in the channel. our correspondent duncan kennedy is on the southern english coast. duncan: huddled in life jackets, these were some of to's arrivals. two votes with 12 men, cold anda disorientate now in the hands of immigration officials.e they managed tacross despite the presence of this border force cutter that we fiboed today. th is currently britain's only major channel patrol vessel. tony smith, who once ran border force, says it is not enough to stop a disaster at sea. >> we do need more co-capacity to spotle us not jus these boats but also to intercept them. it needs an international effort in collaboration with french law enforcement agencies to prcoent them frong in the first place. duncan: tonight the homeet sey has declared the rising number of rising migrants a major incident, and says he is considering whether another borde

the british home secretary has declared a "major incident" after a surge in the number of migrants trying to cross the english channel in small boats. 75 people have reached the uk in the past three days. and the acclaimed israeli author amos oz has died. he was 79. he wrote dozens of books which were translated into more than a0 languages. and if those are your headlines. now on bbc news, one of the highlights of 2018 from our documentary series our world. in a powerfulfilm, the bbc‘s aleem maqbool investigated why so many people killed during interactions with the police in america have disabilities. a warning, there is content of a violent and distressing nature from the start. police in america are often in the spotlight, accused of abusing their power. but there is a disturbing trend that rarely gets talked about. put your hands behind your back. 0k! i'm sorry! a huge number of people injured and those killed by the police in the us each year have a disability. in this investigation, as unthinkable as it sounds, we find people with serious mental illness, learning difficulties or phy

the british home secretary will now decide if he will be repatriated.'s nobel peace prize winners have collected their awards at a ceremony in norway. nadia murad and denis mukwege were honoured for their efforts to end the use of sexual violence against women as a weapon of war. nadia murad was kidnapped and abused by islamic state militants in northern iraq. this was her message. translation: let us all unite to fight injustice and oppression. let us raise together our voices and say no to violence, yes to peace, no to slavery, yes to freedom, no to racial discrimination, yes to equality and to human rights for all. researchers in australia say they may have found a strain of coral which is able to resist rising sea temperatures. the study was carried out on a part of the great barrier reef which survived bleaching caused by warmer water over two consecutive years. officials in north carolina say the state has experienced an entire year's snowfall in just one day. more than 300,000 people in the region lost their power supplies over the weekend. the g

possible catastrophic accident in this stretch of water off the southern coast so much so that the british home secretary is now treating this as a major incident on saturday the immigration minister went to the town of dover to meet border offices they say it has been difficult to keep up with the numbers of people who have arrived in these circumstances and what they need is help to effectively patrol the area and closer working relations with officials across the channel in france what we're doing is constantly reviewing the resources that we need continuing the really important with the french and it's absolutely critical that we share information at the highest on the most effective level because of course what we want to do is to make sure that people don't set sail across the channel make a really perilous journey that a treacherous time of the year it may only be a fifty kilometer journey between kalai and dover but the english channel is also one of the world's busiest shipping lanes and while some politicians hid in britain have called for more patrols the concern is is that this will

the british home secretary has declared a "major incident", after a surge in the number of migrants tryingo cross the english channel in small boats. 75 people have reached the uk in the past three days and at least 221 people have attempted the crossing since the start of november. many people have followed medical advice and lost significant amounts of weight, potentially saving the nhs money in the long run but some are nhs money in the long run but some a re left nhs money in the long run but some are left with folds of excess skin and getting nhs surgery is by no means guaranteed. our health editor has the story. at his largest, jack was nearly 3a stone, living on a diet of takeaways. that was then, but this is now. he's lost 18 stone. that was after doctors told him he was at risk of dying young. but the dramatic weight loss has left him with another problem. so i have a lot of loose skin, especially around the torso area. i think at my age, being only 22, it's something quite difficult to live with. jack told me he was in a dark place when things got out of hand with his diet and li

this person is subject to the european convention on human rights since really was drafted by a british home secretary said david thanks for the five and our school three is very very clear it is an absolute prohibition on sending anybody whatever they've done back to a situation in which they may face in humor or degrading treatment or torture this man has put himself in harm's way by pretending to be a christian which she apparently according to the reports seems not to be for what they have said i don't have it all it wasn't by the say he wasn't. he was just pretending to be a christian or to state so he said things that put him in harm's way as regards iraq. but quite frankly even so i do i do not think we should be keeping repress this country whatever you know just because they're the they may come to some harm home i don't see why we should we should keep them in this country i think the law needs to be changed if we start discriminating against people for reasons of their faith or their sexual propensity or whatever then we are on very serious crimes britain should be setting an exam

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the french interior minister has said on twitter that he has spoken to the british home secretary aboutl. he says, "in touch with my british counterpart sajid javid, we are coordinating to strengthen our actions on channel crossings taking by migrants in small boats and putting their lives in peril." "the favourite" is one of the leading contenders at the forthcoming awards season. the film is set in the early 18th century, when a frail queen anne, played by 0livia colman, occupies the throne. here's our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba. dearest queen, how goes the kingdom? this 0scar—tipped comedy—drama follows the behind—the—scenes manoeuvring as everyone tries to win favour with an eccentric queen. look at me! how dare you?! close your eyes! playing two of the scheming characters, a pair of britain's brightest young stars — joe alwyn and nicholas hoult. harley's a politician who's playing the chess game of the court, essentially, and trying to get to the queen's ear, because then he knows he can gain what he wants in that world. so, yeah, he's very manipulative. i'm not the br

possible catastrophic accident in this stretch of water off the southern coast so much so that the british home secretary is now treating this as a major incident on saturday the immigration minister went to the town of dover to meet border offices they say it has been difficult to keep up with the numbers of people who have arrived in these circumstances and what they need is help to effectively patrol the area and closer working relations with officials across the channel in france what we're doing is constantly reviewing the resources that we need continuing the really important. the french and it's absolutely critical that we share information at the highest on the most effective level because of course what we want to do is to make sure that people don't set sail across the channel making a really perilous journey is it a treacherous time of the year it may only be a fifty kilometer journey between kalai and dover but the english channel is also one of the world's busiest shipping lanes and while some politicians hid in britain have called for more patrols the concern is is that this will

the home question to caroline nokes, the minister from the home office and she admitted 49 people from africa who were deported, who were britishme office have not made any attempt to engage bring them back or say, do you want to come back to the uk and sort out your status? you have talked about the initial urgency slowing down and the initial urgency slowing down and the feeling of inertia, what do you say to the home office and do you think people of this heritage still feel there is a hostile environment? it is still hostile because there are still immigration vans going round great britain. there needs to be automatic status and reduce the burden of people trying to prove they are british. there needs to be a public enquiry. what is clear from the national audit office, there is a trailand the national audit office, there is a trail and evidence missing about the government. and more importantly, compensation. people have lost out emotionally and financially as a result of the hostile environment. they need to be recompensed properly. we need a public enquiry, so we learned the true lessons as a result of this policy from

. >>> the british home secretary declares the fast growing number of migrants crossing the english clanlele take an in-depth look at the special counsel at the department of justice. we are live in atlanta and we welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm george howell. th

. >>> the british home secretary declares the fast growing number of migrants crossing the english clanlelele a lle channel as incident. >>> and we'll take an in-depth look at the special counsel at the department of justice. we are live in atlanta and we welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm george howell. the "cnn newsroom" starts now. >>> at 4:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast, we start with the latest lines on the partial u.s. government shutdown, it is now into week one. and for some 800,000 federal workers, unpaid or furloughed, it is starting to hurt. the u.s. president is digging in, he is demanding his money for his border wall. even threatening to close the southern border with mexico if he doesn't get what he wants. abby phillip picks up the reporting from here. >> reporter: as the the government shutdown entered its 7th day, the blame game is in full force. the white house blaming nancy pelosi for the shutdown. and while president trump remained largely out of sight, he did issue a series of tweets on twitter and threats at the democrats aiming to

possible catastrophic accident in this stretch of water off the southern coast so much so that the british home secretary is now treating this as a major incident on saturday the immigration minister went to the town of dover to meet border offices they say it has been difficult to keep up with the numbers of people who have arrived in these circumstances and what they need is help to effectively patrol the area and closer working relations with officials across the channel in france what we're doing is constantly reviewing the resources that we need continuing the really important. the french and it's absolutely critical that we share information at the highest on the most effective level because of course what we want to do is to make sure that people don't set sail across the channel making really perilous journey is at a treacherous time of the year it may only be a fifty kilometer journey between kalai and dover but the english channel is also one of the world's busiest shipping lanes and while some politicians hid in britain have called for more patrols the concern is is that this will me

home. a british team of conservationists have released a small group of the birds at a lake in the north ofr. and the travel show team look back at their favourite places and adventures of 2018. three men have been found guilty of murdering five people in an explosion which destroyed a shop and a flat in leicester. the three planned the blast in february, so they could make an insurance claim. 0ur correspondent kathryn stanczyszyn reports. a massive explosion shatters a quiet sunday evening. shortly after 7pm on the 25th of february, this building on one of leicester's main roads was completely destroyed, leaving five dead. mary ragoobar, two of her teenage sons — sean and shane, and his girlfriend, leah reek, had been spending an evening together in their flat. the light went out of our world on that terrible night, and it is so difficult to put into words how much we miss leah. she was an amazing, inspirational young lady, who was just starting out on her life adventure. leah made a lasting impression on everybody lucky enough to know her. she was beautiful inside and out and she truly sh

british" collection. one of the world's rarest birds has been given a new home. the north of madagascar. as our science correspondent victoria gill reports, it's the first step in the recovery of a species that was once thought to be extinct. 0n the brink of extinction. the madagascar pochard was thought to have been wiped out completely, but a tiny group of the birds was rediscovered just 12 years ago, at one remote lake. wetland habitats here have been so polluted and damaged that the birds were forced into a last untouched area. but as pristine as it looks, this final refuge is actually too deep and too cold for the pochards to thrive. they are clinging onto existence in a place that isn't really suited to them. the threats that they face across the rest of madagascar — which is why they've been wiped out so extensively — are vast and range from sedimentation, invasive species, pollution, poor agricultural practices. a whole suite of different things that combine to make the perfect storm that really make it hard for a species like the madagascar pochard to sur

and a lot of the people have taken british jobs and british homes and they are a drain on our noon might work?” coming out of westminster this afternoon might work? i don't know really. it is about time england stood up for the english. the whole think about the vote was people were annoyed about the immigrants coming over and taking jobs and homes and a drain on the nhs service, so i think it is about time we did something about it and notjust it is about time we did something about it and not just talk about it all the time. dan walker, thank you very much. to everybody who stopped on this cold afternoon in torquay —— john. plenty of discussion and debate and more in westminster. from guards own county, thanks very much! let‘s get the thoughts of danny mortimer, chief executive of nhs employers, an organisation which acts on behalf of nhs trust in england and wales. thanks very much for being with us this afternoon. what do you make of these proposals and what impact do you think they may have on the health service? i think the first thing i would like to do is respond to som

and how british conservationists found a new home for one good evening.he rising number of migrants trying to cross the english channel in small boats has been declared a major incident by the home secretary. more than 220 people have tried to cross, since the start of november. in the latest incident early this morning, 12 people were detained off the coast of dover. the home office said it was only a matter of time before lives were lost, given the dangers of trying to cross the world's busiest shipping lane. for the latest, let's go live to dover and our correspondent duncan kennedy. well, huw, it has been anotherflat, calm day in the inglot, so behind me, and we have seen yet more crossings today, two more boats with a total of 12 men on board, bringing the total to about 220 migrants who have made the crossing since november, which is why tonight the home secretary has declared this a major incident. huddled in life jackets, these were some of today's arrivals off the coast of dover. two boats, with 12 more men, in what's becoming something of a surg

would be if the british premier is now in brussels where she'll meet with the president of the european council donald tusk among other top officials while that's going on back at home the british leader snatched away m.p.'s chance of course to vote on a withdrawal plan in the last minute that happened last night the vote should have been today trades in may was jeered and buddha she told parliament she was perspiring the vote and then peace across the house didn't mince their words about it either. just this house wants to deliver bricks it. if she doesn't take on board the fundamental changes required then she must make way for those who can bammers across this house don't want your deal does she not realize how chaotic and when articulates this make you know. this isn't a government in control failing again. isn't her time wasting to life simply reckless what has been the portable pain among certainty of the last two years what the heck is going more oh i. for eight is it true but not a prime minister is better than a bad prime minister yet it's two and a half years since britain voted to leave the european of the but the prospect of staying in that club is highe

application on his behalf we're pleased to welcome hassen uncomfortable to the show from his new home in whistler british columbia canada welcome to the us and i want to start here on my laptop with a tweet from justin himself there is a will there is a way if there is a chance in a million to do something anything just to do it the result is breathtaking trust me i can.

. >> the british are coming! >> meghan's home state offo caliia and dan.he question though is when? she's pregnant. she's expecting in the spring. >> going to be a pretty baby. >> one would hope. >>> the redskins hav of weeks left in the regular season. >> a couple of them have trips bookedor january. linebacker ryann kerriga and tackle trent williams have been selected to this year's pro. bo yeah. >> i thought you were going a wefferent direction. >> you thought tre packing up and leaving. >> let's go ahead and plan our vacations. >> it's not over until it's over. we stillce have a . kerrigan was named a start for the nfc. he leads the burgundy and gold with 11 sacks. i'd like to see the skins representing and a reminder that we play this saturday. kickoff at 4:30 on nbc4. >> close game here on nbc 4 after that game. >>> still ahead this morning ex though, at 5:00, an un undergrod solution for traffic troubles? new overnight, a first look at the tunneling that could be the future of trav >>> plus, a new winner on "the vo voice". we'll show you the big mom

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home. a british yachtswoman whose boat capsized in a storm in the south pacific 2000 miles offshore has finallyargo ship. susie goodall had been competing in the solo golden globe round the world race. duncan kennedy has more. this is what relief looks like when you step ashore after surviving the drama of a mid—ocean crisis. no wonder the hug from mum, brigitte, and brother tim... ..meant susie goodall‘s ordeal was finally over. 0k? all the best. with just a medical check—up to go. she is in shock now, she stayed in a hospital for medical assistance. it was the wild seas of the southern ocean, with its seven metre waves, that triggered the emergency last week. in sailing terms, susie's yacht pitch poled — meaning it somersaulted forward, end over end, smashing the mast and leaving her stranded for more than two days. it took a crane from a passing freight ship to hoist her out of danger. susie, who is 29, was the youngest competitor in this golden globe race before she hit the storm, but she trained here at the uk sailing academy on the isle of wight. this afternoon we showed her friends the m

home secretary. following an explosion in leicester in february, three men are found guilty of murdering five people — including a mother and two sons. and how britishning. one of the most familiar names in british retailing — hmv — has confirmed that it‘s calling in administrators. the move affects more than 2000 staff at 125 stores throughout the uk. sales at the music and film retailer have been hit by competition from online retailers and streaming services. it‘s the second time in five years that hmv has hit serious financial trouble, as our business correspondent, rory cellan—jones, reports. there‘s some flash photography coming up. from david bowie... ..to eltonjohn... ..to take that. they all chose the most famous name in high street music to launch an album. but that was then. now, hmv has collapsed into administration for the second time in five years. the main reason? people are finding other ways to get music and movies. netflix or spotify. i don‘t ever buy anything. no, i don't buy any. i download everything. i like movies but i'm not bothered about having them on dvd all the time and stuff like that. so it won't be that bad for me, to

round off today's show with a trip to london many millionaires and billionaires call the british capital of their home and when it's time for them to retire a regular cab home is not an option we've visited a luxury residence in london where pensioners can spend the golden years in opulence surrounding. diana staying back has been living at this retirement home in south london for almost a year she any other pensioners living here can afford the comfort and luxury that the residents offer she says it's well worth the price. coming back. and yes sure is certainly all my friends think the place to come. out of or you know. there's several such homes for the super rich in britain they're spacious apartments are far removed from more conventional care homes for senior citizens. we did notice when people come in to look for the first time you can almost physically see the wall they have built around themselves because they are coming in they're expecting a traditional people's home mandatory bingo on tuesdays you know it's between so and so they can actually see as they walk around and see what we have to

file a refugee application on his behalf we're pleased to welcome to the show from his new home in whistler british columbia canada welcome to the us and i want to start here on my laptop with a tweet from himself there is a will there is a way if there is a chance in a million to do something anything just to do it the result is breathtaking trust me canada is awesome and a picture there of you so i want to show you some of the reactions to your tweets from people just as happy that you made it to canada this is ken who says welcome to canada house and please don't hold our winters against us another person writes in this is sherry she says i'm very happy for you welcome to canada vancouver and whistler are also so how do you skiing and snowboarding soon hope you enjoy your new job at your hotel and whistler and best wishes talk to us about what it was like stepping foot in vancouver canada after such a long journey what was going through your mind. first of all. i realized for the first time that there is a moment in the your life that is a moment where that become more beautiful than the dream i

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home. a british team of conservationists have released a small group of the birds at a lake in the north of