arthur burrows at this point — was arthur burrows. point is a first _ was arthur burrows. arthur burrows at this point is a first voice - was arthur burrows. arthur burrows at this point is a first voice of - at this point is a first voice of the bbc, _ at this point is a first voice of the bbc, he almost had the idea of broadcasting earlier. and he would be director— broadcasting earlier. and he would be director of programmes and a children's— be director of programmes and a children's presenter. he be director of programmes and a children's presenter.— be director of programmes and a children's presenter. he was also uncle arthur. _ children's presenter. he was also uncle arthur, children's - uncle arthur, children's entertainer. it wasn't a large organisation on day one. how many staff at the beginning in november 19 202a? the staff at the beginning in november 19 202a? �* �* ., ., , ., , staff at the beginning in november 19 202a? �* �* ., ., , ., 19 202a? the bbc had a staff of zero. 19 202a? the bbc had a staff of zer0- there _

burrow, stephen darby, ed slater. the _ rob burrow, stephen darby, ed slater, the full— rob burrow, stephenthe full rugby league _ slater, the full mnd community, the full rugby league community, - slater, the full mnd community, the full rugby league community, have i full rugby league community, have -ot full rugby league community, have got behind — full rugby league community, have got behind the _ full rugby league community, have got behind the mnd— full rugby league community, have got behind the mnd community. i. got behind the mnd community. i can't _ got behind the mnd community. i can't thank— got behind the mnd community. i can't thank you _ got behind the mnd community. i can't thank you enough. - got behind the mnd community. i can't thank you enough.— got behind the mnd community. i can't thank you enough. kevin, you have done — can't thank you enough. kevin, you have done seven _ can't thank you enough. kevin, you have done seven ultramarathons i can't thank you enough. kevin, you have done seven ultramarathons ini have done seven ultramarathons in seven _ have done seven ul

he was inspired by his friend rob burrow, who suffers from mnd.gby league world cup final. a very special moment here at old trafford. heather small hasjust been singing search for the hero inside yourself. and as she finishes, that man there, kevin sinfield, who had so many special nights here at old trafford as a player, is now walking to the centre circle, having run an ultramarathon every day for the last week, so 40 miles a day, to raise money for motor neurone disease in the name of his great, great friend and leeds rhinos legend rob burrow, who is suffering from motor neurone disease. kevin sinfield, congratulations, you made it. yeah, thank you, sally. that team is incredible. i think you all know why. rob burrow, doddie weir, stephen darby, ed slater, the full mnd community, the full rugby league community have got behind the mnd community, i can't thank you enough. kevin, you have done seven ultramarathons in seven days. you said you were just going for a run for a mate. what kept you going? that exact thought. it's all about friendship

back in 1922, the newsreader at 6pm was arthur burrows.casting a few years earlier as well, and within a month, he'll be director of programmes at the bbc and one of ourfirst children's presenters. yes, arthur was also �*uncle arthur', children's entertainer. it wasn't a large organisation on day one. how many staff at the beginning, in november 1922? november 1922, the bbc has a staff of zero. there are no employees. there are no official staff? there are no official staff. arthur burrows does that first broadcast essentially in his spare time. was itjust london in november 1922? no, london was day one, and then day two was birmingham and manchester, and that's where you get musical concerts, children's programmes come in there, the general election results as well, all mixed in together. singing and the bbc has only now been discovering just how many of its pioneering programmes came from manchester and birmingham. overto you, birmingham. it's adding details to its online radio times history about satire, concerts. and this is puppy from

back in 1922, the news reader at 6pm was arthur burrows.rlier as well, and within a month, he'll be director of programmes at the bbc and one of our first children's presenters. yes, arthur was also uncle arthur, children's entertainer. it wasn't a large organisation on day one. how many staff at the beginning, in november1922? november 1922, the bbc has a staff of zero. there are no employees... there are no official staff? there are no official staff. arthur burrows does that first broadcast essentially in his spare time. was itjust london in november 1922? no, london was day one. and then day two was birmingham and manchester, and that's where you get musical concerts, children's programmes come in there, the general election results as well, all mixed in together. and the bbc has only now been discovering how many of its pioneering programmes came from manchester and birmingham. 0verto you, birmingham. it's adding details to its online radio times history about satire, concerts. and this is puppy from the children's programme from glasg

they spawn in underwater burrows with running water. even at night in the coastal forest. until the water subsided , amphibians will be the main food for all birds of the owl family. but they have serious competitor, a raccoon dog, she masterfully catches frogs. it does not interfere with the calm water, nor the cries of fish owls overhead. a fine sense of smell allows this animal to find tadpoles even under water. it is difficult to understand how it is given to him? the chick of a fish owl already weighs the same. how many of his parents, having moved from a nest to a tree branch, he received two advantages at once: visibility and protection. he managed to survive the bad weather. now you can safely wait until the places of future hunting are free from water. after the rain in the river valley formed numerous islets. the himalayan bear moved here, her little bears play above in the crown of the tree, like monkeys, but awkwardly climb, even along the thinnest branches here they can not be afraid of the attack of tigers. the paws of the

burrows read the bulletin twice, once fast and once slowly, and listeners were asked to write in with do let us know your preferences on the current speed of news reading or anything else. you can email us. or you can find us on twitter. at #newswatchbbc. you can call us on 0370 010 6676. and do you have a look at our website. bbc.co.uk/newswatch. that's all from us. we'll be back next week talking to clive myrie and to hear more of your thoughts about bbc news coverage. goodbye. hello. well, the rain clouds are starting to clear, and the weather is improving across scotland after what has been a very wet couple of days. and, of course, not just scotland but northern england, too. here's the radar from the last 12 hours or so — and in aberdeenshire, in char, we had about 160mm of rain injust the last two days or so. but that rain is getting lighter. it's not going to be a completely dry day, though, on saturday. how about the weekend overall? well, it will be a mixed bag for most of us, certainly some sunshine in the forecast, but blustery showers are expected too. here's the satellit

burrows read the bulletin twice, once fast and once slowly, and listeners were asked to write in witho let us know your preferences on the current speed of news reading or anything else. you can email us. or you can find us on twitter. and do you have a look at our website. that's all from us. we'll be back next week talking to clive myrie and to hear more of your thoughts about bbc news coverage. hello. friday has brought us some major disruption across parts of eastern areas of scotland on account of severe flooding problems. this was one of our weather watcher photos coming in from angus, which had been one of the worst hit areas along with aberdeenshire, perth and kinross as well. now, we've seen 140 millimetres of rain in places over the last 48 hours, and that rain has been causing big problems with flooding. we've seen around seven severe flood warnings being issued by the scottish environment protection agency. that's where flooding is expected and brings with it a significant threat to life. now, the rain continues to fall. the met office amber weather warning stays in force

immediately burrows stands and burrows digs holes for itself immediately to him already connects withh other and actually makes upwards 20 up now the leaves have fallen from the trees and we are already able to see them at small distances not approaches when they approach that is, we inflict damage even when they are used very far away, pmp tanks, their weapons are as well as directly fired, they leave very quickly, they left very quickly, they worked out, run away with our means, they were taught to hide a little from us, that’s why they are not like that they are watching as before, but they are very much used to press the infantry itself, a large number of infantry are constantly moving in our direction, they enter, an impression is made, the next ones enter, the enemy asks for time to enter the city before winter in order to spend the winter in the city, well, at the moment it does not work, as the brigade does not allow him to cross the line of the bakhmut highway, they are destroying it as rapidly as it is from severodonetsk as it is from lysychansk , all the artillery from a lo

this male has decided to move in on another family's burrow.ident female watches on concerned. she calls for her partner. >> his gutteral squawks are a show of dominance. but the intruder isn't taking the hint. the two square off beak to beak. >> the resident on the left gets in some good jabs. finally, bloodied and battered, the home invader is sent packing. next time maybe he'll think twice about moving into someone else's burrow. 30 miles to the north on peninsula valdes, another colony's numbers are not doing so well. ♪ the small settlement of playa el valde has a population of about 200 people and shrinking. those that remain make a hard living from the ocean. one of them is lucas del rio. [ speaking foreign language ] >> lucas forages for shellfish on the sea floor. he doesn't use expensive scuba gear. instead, air is pumped from a compressor through a rubber hose directly into his mouth. 65 feet below the surface, he painstakingly collects muscles and scallops. it's a good harvest. lucas can gather up to 60 pounds in just a few minutes.

arthur burrows, director of - arthur burrows, director of programmes, we recorded the opening call thethur, who was - of arthur. 2lo, london calling. that's arthur, who was also i of arthur. 2lo, london calling. | that's arthur, who was also the director of programmes, the main newsreader and also uncle arthur. he did some of the children's programming as well. there were about four or five people employed by the bbc in london at that time. it was a tiny organisation, about 20,000, 30,000 people might have had a chance to listen, but this wasn't the only bbc on that day and there's been lots of new research being done about 2zy, the service coming out of manchester, it officially started the next day but research has shown they were broadcasting on this day as well and the lady of the magic carpet was doing a children's programme that day and when they go through the records, a lot of the firsts come from these other stations, for instance, from manchester, the first variety, the first weather forecast, the first radio satire, so it's a sign that the image of london and the bbc was rat

back in 1922, the news reader at 6pm was arthur burrows.nd one of our first children's presenters. yes, arthur was also uncle arthur, children's entertainer. it wasn't a large organisation on day one. how many staff at the beginning, in november 1922? november 1922, the bbc has a staff of zero. there are no employees... there are no official staff? there are no official staff. arthur burrows does that first broadcast essentially in his spare time. was itjust london in november 1922? no, london was day one. and then day two was birmingham and manchester, and that's where you get musical concerts, children's programmes come in there, the general election results as well, all mixed in together. and the bbc has only now been discovering how many of its pioneering programmes came from manchester and birmingham. overto you, birmingham. it's adding details to its online radio times history about satire, concerts. and this is puppy from the children's programme from glasgow. but it began with the news and it was nerve—racking. arthur burrows later

tortoises spend much of their time in burrows and may use more than one burrow. woman: the head of the tortoise. do you see the head? narrator: radio transmitters, harmless to the tortoise, are attached for tracking. this allows biologists to study their reproduction and behavior in an effort to better understand what the tortoise needs to survive. lovich: many of these tortoises have been recaptured repeatedly since 1997, so we know that our techniques aren't contributing to any kind of problems. narrator: this project includes taking x-rays, which allows biologists to study reproduction rates. lovich: finished. the typical clutch size here at this site is about 4 eggs. we've had some tortoises produce as many as 8 in a single clutch, and they can produce up to 12 eggs a year in 3 clutches. narrator: released back into the wild, this female will play a key role in helping understand tortoise reproduction. man: there she goes. driver: how's that? woman: i think that's good. narrator: other research specifically tracks ravens in an effort to understand their behav

tell me this is a burrow, a burrow, very beautiful. attention, this is a small town. exactly half a century and have been the wife of a military man all my life, so ours is proud title of comrade-in-arms. this is your apartment. everything will be creativity is born, my friend is a veteran. and probably one year you are an accordion. we wore accordions here from village to village, because the holidays. we danced to rodion and i realized that people do not live behind the cordion. i would play. i'm happy now, but it sounds already. i can't choose it. let him be with me until the end, music is the salvation of my soul, because without my creativity. i don't know if i would still live. this is my favorite photo of her for many years. this where my husband and i are young beautiful happy my volodechka. he loved me very much. people even told me friends, they said, valya, how volodya loves you, they envied me. we lived for 40 years and raised wonderful sons to live and be happy in the eighth year. he became ill. they put him in the permanent oncology hospital when the doc

. it condition, stephen darby, rob burrow. , . ,. ., , burrow. in the _ burrow. it is a muscle wasting disease. in the later— burrow. it is a muscle wasting disease. in the later life - burrow. it is a muscle wasting disease. in the later life of. burrow. it is a muscle wasting l disease. in the later life of mnd burrow. it is a muscle wasting - disease. in the later life of mnd it is horrific because you need help everywhere. you cannot eat in the muscles in your speech disappeared. you cannot swallow or breathe. it is you cannot swallow or breathe. it is horrific what — you cannot swallow or breathe. it is horrific what happens. it was doddie �*s he mother shone through. ——'s sense of humour that shone through. to george where full services to rugby and services to the community and the scottish borders. he received an 0be from the queen. he was given the helen rollason award at the bbc sport personality of the year. it at the bbc sport personality of the ear. , ., . , ., year. it is quite ironic being a scottish rugby _ year. it is quite ironi

also at the launch was _ rob burrow centre for mnd.ier this year and his rugged wheelchair. , , . , , wheelchair. it is beautiful but very owerful, wheelchair. it is beautiful but very powerful, these _ wheelchair. it is beautiful but very powerful, these individual - wheelchair. it is beautiful but veryj powerful, these individual stories, they all add up into a collective message and a collective call for action. it is an absolutely beautiful idea.— action. it is an absolutely beautiful idea. each photo is accompanied _ beautiful idea. each photo is accompanied by _ beautiful idea. each photo is accompanied by the - beautiful idea. each photo is accompanied by the stories. beautiful idea. each photo is i accompanied by the stories behind them, making this fundraising effort extremely personal and taking it back to human level, helping to spread the message they get the state of the arts centre that these patients deserve. cathy gillick, bbc news. —— state—of—the—art centre. the kennet and avon canal dates back to the start of the nin

russia from oksana krainin near and far burrowed most of the execution of external supplies 40% - theseheeses of their own way and the branches of the holding have pershimaluchny so which country is the business card of the voluna six types of hard cheeses of elite groups all the rudiak panskie ober-light parma although the products of entrepreneurship. god bless kazakhstan and uzbekistan where it is planned to build a pond anyway. this parmesan de luxe is an absolute bestseller. at our enterprise, very large requests are always received for it and the buyer takes and thank the eye, it is not less than 90 days, but as a result of the assessment of the appearance of taste. we leave most often cheese viewer for longer periods. at the same time, it acquires a more refined taste, and you pass the day under the sign of agro-industry as a complex of today and until friday the capital has a direct international exhibition. and she has

even before mating, these birds begin to dig steep burrows, a home for themselves and future chicks, predators. caucasian gummi shelters all sorts of cracks and crevices between the stones. this lizard left him in search of prey. and here is the potential victim - a successful throw ends the hunt. on in the east of dagestan, the giant sand dune sarykum rises, its height is more than 260 meters. it 's a big yellow one. the sandy mountain among the green slopes of the hills is an amazing natural phenomenon. translated from tatar, srykum means golden velvet. unusual very cute eared creatures, hedgehogs live here. length. their ears can reach 4 cm, ears are not only organs of hearing. they help hedgehogs regulate body temperature ; they have not only ears, but also legs; thanks to them, they are eared, hedgehogs run very fast and can cover a distance of up to 8 km. it does not feed mainly on insects. like true desert dwellers, they can go for several weeks without food or water. in the morning, when the air temperature begins to rise, hedgehogs climb into minks, which they dig in the san

and really that didn't really that video burrow was born out of sheer necessity. we're going to teachers like resources, especially here in the department of magdalena, which is one of the most disadvantaged in the country with this. a lot of them i want even know if you're not, we need to combat ignorance through reading, but i mean, what is going to help the future population is reading and i will do that is luis sariana continued to bring his books to the region even during the pandemic defying the restrictions on movement that were put in place to help stop the spread of coverage. he refused to put his mission on hold when a little bit so, and i don't know it was a challenge because my family thought i was putting myself at risk at one point i was detained by the police because i shouldn't have been on the street. but knowing the loneliness that exists in the countryside, i felt that moral duty, i could, you know, from post to keep being able to deliver his books and avoid spreading. covet. he used old farm yard cages as mailboxes. he called his plan catcher,

now they are actually burrowing into the ground in ukraine they are building fortifications to prevent ukrainians from advancing. then they sent much larger forces to leni of contact and built many fortifications. i don't think it says that they are in danger of losing this confrontation. what kind of confrontation does the speech of the audience have to be constantly reminded by american citizens, because even after many months of massive propaganda they still did not learn how to determine the location of ukraine, however, like their president, who also cannot do without a hint. i think the context is whether they will come out of the fudge or not, i mean, kherson, the city of kherson, if we ignore the auxiliary cries. alla, without which the rare public appearance of the canoe today is dispensed with, the bottom line is the question that is asked in the west, it seems, by almost everyone, and we are sure that they are leaving, we should not take anything from what the russians say at face value. the first question is to understand that russia's decision to withdraw troops to the lef

carlson, the beloved and one of the astra-liboks performances, a symbiosis of original music, vocal burrowsg skills, taking into account the fact that choir artists participate in our fairy tales. ah, the musical soundtrack. we always have no artists performing material only live. and thus they are unique to our fairy tales. uh, also at the heart of fairy tales are always interesting good plot material in the video. i am their requested dramatic actors, so are the musicians sanurus, olesyatsova, soloist of the academic khuru. while working on the play, she revealed her creative potential to the maximum role of the actress. i really like it. i love transformation. i love to sing in chorus, i love to perform on stage, and as an actress. i love being the leader. i really like it. many of my reincarnations. this is very interesting for me for the musical stage performance, refusing and my vocal colleague olesya at vladislav's pointing performances of the sauce about my affairs more water. this is new for me role. it's very interesting, and to work with professional actors. it kind of develops y

we're all trying to do something positive for mnd community and our little mate, rob burrow.nk it really is. katie, good morning, you are going to bang the drum for us. the challenge throughout the week is about banging the drum, raising awareness and money to combat this terrible disease. tell us why you are banging the drum this morning? mr; disease. tell us why you are banging the drum this morning?— disease. tell us why you are banging the drum this morning? my dad warren was diagnosed — the drum this morning? my dad warren was diagnosed with _ the drum this morning? my dad warren was diagnosed with mnd _ the drum this morning? my dad warren was diagnosed with mnd in _ the drum this morning? my dad warren was diagnosed with mnd in august i was diagnosed with mnd in august 2016 and died in april 2018, today would have been his 73rd birthday so it is an honour to be here today to bang the drum for care of and everything he had done for the mnd community means so much ball families like mine —— it is an honourto be families like mine —— it is an honour to be here to bang the

the first programme was a news bulletin read by arthur burrows, who read it twice — once fast and thenake notes if they wished. we should run the pictures more slowly. fast and slowly. we we should run the pictures more slowly. fast and slowly.- slowly. fast and slowly. we will read that again _ slowly. fast and slowly. we will read that again more _ slowly. fast and slowly. we will read that again more slowly - slowly. fast and slowly. we will read that again more slowly in i slowly. fast and slowly. we will. read that again more slowly in an our�*s time. and to mark the occasion we have dressed identically. we could be twins. in animal print. yesterday was historic, in wales, 21.2 celsius recorded which is a provisional record this late in the year. we will not see temperatures like that today. this morning, some fog to watch out for which is dense across central and eastern england. f°99y across central and eastern england. foggy elsewhere but not as dense as it is here with visibility up to 200 metres. we have a weather front bringing rain. and a cloudy day for most with breaks. th

they gave joe burrow nightmares, by the way. they sacked him five times on monday night.se. nick chubb had a huge game. rushed for 2 touchdowns. backup quarterback jacoby bressette had a touchdown. ohio native joe burrow 0-4 against cleveland. >>> elsewhere, university of michigan head coach jim harbaugh says the michigan state football players involved in saturday's post-game fight should face criminal charges. new footage showing what appears to be a michigan state player swinging his held net a post-game tunnel brawl. you can see it spotlight there. this was after michigan's win. two players have injuries and harbaugh calling for an investigation that will ensure full accountability. >> i can't imagine that this will not result in criminal charges. the videos are bad and it's clear what transpired. it seems very, very open and shut. as they say, watch the tape. an apology will not get the job done in this instance. there should be serious consequences for the many individuals that are culpable. >> the attorney for one of the players injured said he suffered a concussio

.,, , best mate rob burrow and other charities. ., , ., ., , best mate rob burrow and other charitiesars ago sparked all. charities. the diagnosis of rob a l couple of years ago sparked all of this are — couple of years ago sparked all of this are. we'll wear his number seven— this are. we'll wear his number seven on— this are. we'll wear his number seven on our backs and he is the inspiration — seven on our backs and he is the inspiration behind us. the support from _ inspiration behind us. the support from everyone, the brotherhood from les four— from everyone, the brotherhood from les four has _ from everyone, the brotherhood from les four has become better. we ran through— les four has become better. we ran through all— les four has become better. we ran through all the community. —— those four~ _ through all the community. —— those four. everyone has been touched by the disease — four. everyone has been touched by the disease in some way. you really are helping- — the disease in some way. you really are helping- the _ the disease in some way. you really are helping. the guys _ th

and the moscow principality covered and the color of such a terrible vulgarity a-lauter, knew the burrows at the institute immediately understood the epidemic of bubonic and pneumonic plague, and in 1.580 polotsk strelkovskiy recorded the youngest at 6. and for which fewer people died, true, there were podskurny rashes, seeing chains did not give calm the strengthening of the river and obscene graves. at the fifteenth stocody, europe was struck by syphilis in its ailment. i'm a six-stone age on a pole another mother-in-law will reach. though where the new era people have ceased mustache. i opened the yadlnik to the new world and opened a new form of syphilis, which the europeans did not know, the seafarer, the opts brought a new troponess along with gold and rabbro. the syphilis bacterium from the alarm clock has scattered according to her lesson, there is a legend that poland , france, yasha, has one name brought by one panenka, which returned from a penitently more expensive fish. vkl did not exchange this problem, though from large ones it was wrapped up in syphilis, which came out, t

the rob burrow leeds marathon - well... that is not a no. see. what's _ roxy music? yeah, we did, yeah! we will see. what's really _ roxy music? yeah, we did, yeah! we will see. what's really important - roxy music? yeah, we did, yeah! we will see. what's really important to i will see. what's really important to me, because of the support we have had over the last few years, a mass participation event is probably something i would favour more. because we can get more people involved but we will see. fantastic. it is a 'o involved but we will see. fantastic. it is a joy to — involved but we will see. fantastic. it is a joy to have _ involved but we will see. fantastic. it is a joy to have you _ involved but we will see. fantastic. it is a joy to have you all _ involved but we will see. fantastic. it is a joy to have you all here. - involved but we will see. fantastic. it is a joy to have you all here. it i it is a joy to have you all here. it was wonderful watching you last week. i think in a week particularly last week, the headlines were s

and if you screw such a cap on it, then the projectile, when it hits, can break through the wall, burrow into the ground, and only then an explosion will occur. it's used to destroy fortified areas of opponents guns with the call sign beard. a little over 20 in 2014. he came to luhansk from kharkov after transferring to ukraine, gave up his sports career and returned home to defend his land from nationalists. he learned to wrestle and was taken to the school of the olympic reserve was the national team. well then after school study to come here. well, that's the beginning. everything is here and i decided to stay from home and not go back there. now the battery is firing, in the direction of belogorovka, cutting off the supply of those who have settled down. there nationalists covers the fire of the reserve unit, which the command of the armed formations of the kiev regime throws on the front line, in fact, the new year. well, basically this is a defense, since, uh, the lc and help our infantry when they are on the offensive. we feel the path from the air is clearly visible. artillery re

we understand how well they can play russian defense and now they are actually burrowing into the groundukraine, building fortifications to prevent ukrainians to advance. further they sent a much larger force of kenya to the point of contact and built many fortifications. i don't think it says that they are in danger of losing this confrontation. what exactly is the opposition of the speech of the audience to be reminded of. constantly american citizens, after all, even after long months of massive propaganda , did not learn how to determine the location of ukraine, however, like their president, who also cannot do without a hint. i think the context is that they will come out of fake or not. i mean kherson, the city of kherson, apart from the auxiliary cries from the hall, without which the rare public appearance of the canoe today is dispensed with, then in the bottom line, the question that is asked in the west, it seems, almost everyone, and we are sure that they are moving away we must not take anything the russians say at face value. the first question is to understand that in gene

they do not spend the night in their burrows.ously waiting for something. natural instinct does not deceive them. from the water in which they lived for several years in the form of larvae, millions of streams fly out, the bears begin to hunt. the flight to the shore by the caddisfly is given not only by the wind carries them back to the water, but they must certainly reach land. the life of adult insects is short, only a few days , many males mate among the stones. after that, the fertilized females die and must return to the water to lay their eggs there. brooks are hidden under large stones on the shore. there they escape the weather and the birds, but they can't hide from hungry bears. at this time of the year, insects for bears are one of the few sources of protein food, nothing that their size is not large. but their millions can be made up due to the quantity. sometimes caddisflies float on the surface of the water in a solid mass several centimeters thick, and they cannot even dream of big bears. they enter the water and

it will be dedicated to his former team—mate rob burrow.ost vulnerable time in their lives. and, yeah, i don't think there's many people in the country now that don't know what mnd is and what a harsh disease it is. kevin, kevin, kevin! 0n the home straight to 0tterburn at long last, and the most enthusiastic crowd of the day has to go to the children from the local primary school. hooray! car horns beep. 280 miles in a week. what would that be like? that's like my mum and me driving to blackpool or something. well, it gives you exercise. but you'd get very exhausted quickly. he needs to eat about three or four times the normal amount of food. what would that be like? well, you wouldn't really be full because you would keep on burning the fat off. and is this a blessing or a curse? after 38 miles, to bejoined by former world record—holder and 0lympian steve cram. you know, absolutely made up to have steve with us. he's a hero of mine and an absolute legend. yeah, i think itjust shows the bigger message around this, that people are really su

they spawn in underwater burrows with running water.eather, it returns. to the shores of japan, even at night in the coastal forest, life does not stop. young owl finally found a dry place. until the water subsided, amphibians will be the main food for all birds of the owl family. but they have a serious competitor, a raccoon dog, she is a master at catching frogs. she does not interfere, not muddy water, nor screams fish owls overhead. only the sense of smell allows this animal to find tadpoles even under water. it's hard to understand how it gives him? the chick of a fish owl already weighs the same. how many of his parents, having moved from a nest to a tree branch, he received two advantages at once: visibility and protection. he managed to survive the bad weather. now you can safely wait until the place of future hunting is freed from water. after the rain, numerous islands formed in the river valley. moved here, himalayan, ursa her little ones play upstairs in the crown of a tree, how monkeys they deftly climb, even on the thinnes

when he hides all his life , hiding in burrows, like a wild animal child.it ends badly. just open from me. micha says the stove needs to be repaired by winter. we won't fix it, we'll freeze in this house. and we can't live in the cold. he did everything. let's go if you need anything, just call. please forgive me. mash masha don't be angry with him, the tolyans are still nervous. polina but don't worry like that. listen a let's call a gay man come, let's have a camera located around the perimeter of the house. so mystery sneak into the house. hassan will not succeed, not a single blind sector. excuse me, but we did our job perfectly. i don’t understand how during the raid i cry and trap them well, how they fell through the ground. i didn't capture this with any camera. well, yes, they evaporated in it. you know something, after all, it was your house, they really talked about some kind of secret entrance. please remember what they were talking about. which goes to a bridge. listen , there really is a bridge nearby. let's go explore everything. it's very dan

joe burrow picked off by asia green, -- ajay -- aj green. 11-nothing browns at the half.he first time the bengals have allowed a -- all season and the browns went 32-13. warriors were off today, picking up third-year option, his option worth 6 million. his option is worth 3.9 one million. golden state also picked up fourth-year option on center james wiseman who was taken second overall and the 2020 draft. the trio is now under contract through the end of the 2020 3, 2024 season. halloween is a historic day and san francisco giants history. in a 2012 and 2014 giant told their world series victory parades. celebrating a four-game sweep over detroit tigers while the 2014 republican -- run -- manager just came back and is now leading the texas rangers. what makes the train so magical? it's not just the enchanting call of the whistle or the adventurous spirit in every bend of the track. it's about where it goes. to places. and faces. and the warmest of memories. the magic of the train is more than how it takes us away. it's how it brings us together. ♪♪ i see it in my office

in fact, they are burrowing into the ground in ukraine, building fortifications to prevent the ukrainiansg. then they sent much larger contact friction forces . built many fortifications. i don't think it says that they are in danger of losing this confrontation. what exactly is the confrontation of the speech of the audience that american citizens have to constantly remind. after all, even after many months of massive propaganda , they still did not learn how to determine the location of ukraine, however, like their president, who also cannot do without a hint. i think the context is whether they come out of the polge or not. i mean, kherson, the city of kherson, apart from the auxiliary cries from the audience, without which the rare public appearance of a canoe today is dispensed with, then in sukhum the rest of the question that is asked in the west, it seems, almost everyone. and we are sure that they are moving away we should not take anything that the russians say at face value. the first question is to understand that russia's decision to move troops to the left bank of the dniepe

attitude of the united states, but there in kiev someone told him that kharkov was foraging to the burrows his parents, petersburgers of petrograd, were in the ukrainian ussr on a business trip, but this president shot a whole theory, when he returned, he said complete nonsense, that ukraine is the largest center for research on the culture of our part of the world, then the president, the minister had to correct, culture was corrected. well, after all, a twist, how not to remember, what else was written in the new world by russian diplomats. this is life. there is something like still living, and this is a struggle with eternal nature, still undefeated by man, and a drama that is still alive, which is diversified by flashes of causelessness and spontaneous anger of people against each other, as if under influence. someone has electricity. though of course, literate people in latin america already know and understand everything, this is one of those russians. who can be used in what is called soft power, because he is amazing, undeniable , flawless, and in the academic world, simply stars.

joe burrow picked off by asia green, -- ajay -- aj green. 11-nothing browns at the half.r the touchdown, the first time the bengals have allowed a -- all season and the browns went 32-13. warriors were off today, picking up third-year option, his option worth 6 million. his option is worth 3.9 one million. golden state also picked up fourth-year option on center james wiseman who was taken second overall and the 2020 draft. the trio is now under contract through the end of the 2020 3, 2024 season. halloween is a historic day and san francisco giants history. in a 2012 and 2014 giant told their world series victory parades. celebrating a four-game sweep over detroit tigers while the 2014 republican -- run -- manager just came back and is now leading the texas rangers. when you can barely smell your plug-in, what are your guests smelling? try febreze fade defy plug. it has built-in technology to digitally control how much scent is released to smell first day fresh for 50 days. ♪la la la la la♪ just between us, you know what's better than mopping? anything! ugh. well, i swit

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is leading to the over sexualization of children who want to bring a visiting fellow at the lauren burrow university. joanna harper. joanna, thank you so much for joining me on this. you're welcome. yeah, there's this big debate going on right now. and children under 18 and it's about puberty blockers and undergoing irreversible gender changing surgeries. and some are even going as far to call it as child abuse. as someone who's actually transitioned, do you think it's appropriate for children to start transitioning as young as 2 years old and is it their own mindset or is it more the influence possibly of their parents? you know, when you say transitioning, no one goes, undergoes any medical procedures at age 2 or even at age 7 or at age 8. and if they change their mind, it's not a big deal. so when did those, when, when is the encouragement right now, why are we seeing this talk? where is this conversation coming from? that there are sort of puberty. brocker blockers being offered to children at a very young age. what age is that? are you seeing? well, there's no point in blocking puber