one of the difficulties you haveis cornish.e state of the country, they still vote alongside sectarian lines, so how do you pull people away from that? since 2015 people have started to realise _ since 2015 people have started to realise the importance of having a state _ realise the importance of having a state that — realise the importance of having a state that operates on functions in a very— state that operates on functions in a very efficient way. originally, because — a very efficient way. originally, because of the weak government and state, _ because of the weak government and state, people have been depending on themselves to provide the services and kind _ themselves to provide the services and kind of— themselves to provide the services and kind of health care and all the kind of— and kind of health care and all the kind of infrastructure they need to survive _ kind of infrastructure they need to survive. but 2015, with the crisis, peopiem — survive. but 2015, with the crisis, --eole. .. . survive. but 2015, with th

the cornish people spoke their own language, which thrived for centuries.ing were long the dominant industries, but today, tourism drives the economy. cornwall, with a half-million residents, is a county of england, unlike the more autonomous wales and scotland. but many native-born locals consider themselves cornish first, british second. the area is packed with ancient sites, historic monuments, and peaceful farm hamlets. the gulf stream brings warm, subtropical weather to cornwall, making it perfect for gardens, walking, and basking on the beach. we'll visit the region's ultimate tourist trap first -- the very tip of england, land's end. upon arrival, visitors pass through a gauntlet of tourist shops. it's a popular day out for families. the goal -- a point where you really are at the end of england. this was once considered the end of the known world, the last land to be seen by departing ships. after gazing at the sea and guessing how far away from home you are, get the answer for a price at the touristy signpost photo op. ♪♪ ç■ç■ [♪♪]

the cornish seal sanctuary at gweek has been a lifeline for thousands of injured seals over the yearshelp. their home needs an upgrade and that s going to cost £1.3 million. jemma woodman has more. logs is one of the sanctuary�*s long—term residents. he and 15 other seals here are too old or injured to be released back into the wild. but their home desperately needs a renovation. you can see the pools here look tired and jaded and the organisers say they can't wait any longer. the plan for their future is to double the size of the pools, increase filtration, and to make it a better experience for visitors. but it's going to cost £1.3 million and the sanctuary are reliant on the public for donations. we're incredibly grateful for public and our supporters who have donated to us over the covid pandemic. and we're asking again, because we don't want to wait any more, we can't wait with this project. we really want to do the best for our animals and for the guests, which means we would like to start it as soon as possible, which again requires vital funds to do that. the cornish seal sanc

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uh, starting from sphinxes, ending with cornish rexes. in general, all known breeds got over.turns out that it was just lichen and they just want to shave, but try to treat it. something went wrong in the clinic at the hospital. they sat in boxing. hmm, almost 2 months, because , unfortunately, this was not treated quickly. better than any cat infection, uh, but thank god we're cured. uh, then i took them already. here's to your home. there needs to be treatment. uh, well, and in general, as if, when they became like cats, they were overgrown with hair and learned some normal cat skill to jump and run. well, how are the children? that's all in general, and we started looking for a house. but in general, and the whole story. in short, well, let's go back to the river, let's see about them. a little more video. how small are the first minutes, right? look. but here is the biggest one, and this one is very affectionate, it comes straight to me, and this one is crying. well , of course, the primary condition was difficult. what is the name of the white white, who was he originally

i was in the are cornish demeanor, this kid and it warms my heart all the friendships, the beauty of our stager, and how many good people there are and that god is so gracious to me. that singer also developed a close bond with the spiritual family. the work the work as a community of consecrated men and women. they visited each other several times a year. ah ah, ah ah, ah. ready ah, miss anger, quitman. valesa asked when i joined, i was initially struck with a feeling of great joy and fulfilment and good night. and i am close to god and for i can live here in the greatest simplicity every day who civilian vegetables and clean ensign and very close to god that delighted me at the beginning. at the end of the time, i didn't admit it to myself that i was missing something as i couldn't read books, kind of boucher, i could no longer go for a walk down the street without asking 1st different from what there weren't even 5 minutes in the day that i myself had control over only, and i regularly had this conversations with my superior for who told me what i should think of what i should fee

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d. cornish, on down the on should chronic malnutrition stance growth and delays. puberty. that's the most noticeable effect i see on severe malnutrition affects your entire body and severely malnourished children are critically ill hung dog. the severe malnutrition damages heart muscle and the liver more juicy and affects the immune system on cause. and unfortunately, if you look and even when they're receiving treatment ongoing, many severely malnourished children die of heart. so households are an estimated 3000000000 people worldwide counter for to healthy varied diet home gardens can help. many countries have launched initiatives to promote home gardens and provide training to local communities. families grow nutrient rich fruit and vegetables in these gardens year round and they eat when they so amanda vent has been studying a homestead garden project in rural bangladesh. for years. we can say now that we have seen a positive and significant effect on agricultural production in the home garden in a more diverse, ah, fruits and vegetables being grown as well as increas

to 8000 troops in the 3 cultures can you bring out an up of the key for the china or crime cannot cornish the right sentence again, but the most, but he said is that in the gut me missile empty, but he's the packages. i mean, who do we think uses, i mean the but you may at the yellow cartridge just because i took trans can material. you play it over. i did this so aches in id stop, brass idea. that boy bugler muted ye t. there are countless of re contingent, never called it full. and each founded by you all agree in each funded by the global is supported by natal. greene can not spot this war until these headquarter is demolished. and when it happens, i promise you civil war in ukraine will stop next day. ah, on february the 12th 2015, the mincing to agreement is signed, but the fighting continues with people can have different opinions about the course of events. but to me, it looks like an illegal unabashed open act of russian aggression against the sovereign ukraine. i did send his up at don't you, can you put his lad to school unless they did it today from teachers? good. have done so

the cornish, on your shirt, chronic malnutrition stance grows and your latest puberty, that's the most noticeable effect. so here malnutrition affects your entire body and severely malnourished children are critically ill. conch malnutrition damages heart muscle and deliver and effects immune system and unfortunately can't even when they're receiving treatment. many severely malnourished children die of heart failure and estimated 3000000000 people worldwide counter food, healthy varied diet. home gardens can help. many countries have launched initiatives to promote home gardens and provide training to local communities. families grow nutrient rich fruit and vegetables in these gardens year round and they eat one they. so amanda vent has been studying a homestead garden project in rural bangladesh for years. we can say now that we have seen a positive and significant effect on agricultural production in the home garden and more diverse fruits and vegetables as being ground, as well as increases and dietary diversity, which is a measure of diversity in the diet. a women and children, es

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mcconnell, cornish and colin meeting with zelenskyy in the unannounced meeting.t visit of house democrats and is hoping for continued bipartisan support of the u.s. including the latest bill. the work continues on multiple fronts, sources saying ukraine has pushed russian forces back from the region around kharkiv. russia pounding away at numerous other positions east and south of the country and try to find out some kind of battlefield gain. moscow's setbacks, bodies of russian soldiers killed in combat is not collected by their own forces here in a train car. to swap them for those held by russia. earlier today we spent time witn not far from where the first days of the war russian tanks were held back into kyiv. very tough words for putin. >> we should remember, we can go as far as we allow them to go. putin. not by negotiation, definitely stop. >> this is what we now demonstrate. >> by the way, president putin spoke with the president of finland today and tried to convince him not to join nato, it looks like they will go forward with that. the war here in the

cornish game hen. turning to sport. (applause) no, no, no, come on. we got-- we got a long we got a long night. you have to have higher standard than that. turning to sport. many times i have implied that baseball is boring. because it often is. baseball knows it. they have a break called the seventh inning stretch when everyone sings "take me out to the ball game" to remind the crowd where they just woke up. but, baseball came dangerously close to being interesting yesterday when astros second basemen jose altuve was up to bat, and this happened: >> one, two count. ooooh! >> stephen: oh! two balls. and no balls. but altuve's fine. in fact, he actually continued the at-bat and registered a hit. that's so inspiring. it reminds me of that famous scene in "field of dreams:" >> if you build it, he will... oww! my balls! >> stephen: we've got a great show for you tonight! my guest is matt walsh. but when we come back, some shopping ideas for mother's day. also, daniel craig is here. (applause) under district attorney gascón, i prosecuted car break-ins. all

joining us is simon edwards, the head physiotherapist for the cornish pirates, one of the sports clubssion and what can it have on players?— is concussion and what can it have on players? it is a traumatic in'ury normall . on players? it is a traumatic in'ury normally. you �* on players? it is a traumatic in'ury normally. you sustain i on players? it is a traumatic in'ury normally. you sustain a i on players? it is a traumatic in'ury normally. you sustain a blow, i on players? it is a traumatic injury normally. you sustain a blow, and on players? it is a traumatic injury i normally. you sustain a blow, and in the brain rattles around inside the head, causing damage. that's not picked up on the skin always, so it tends to be more about the symptoms, from not being able to remember things down to having movements that are unusual. and it can go down a number of ways and take either a long time or a short time, but what we've never been sure of is how to safely return people. that's been talked about for a number of years by various specialists, neurosurgeons and the like, and they've put

michael cornish is a national political investigative reporter with the washington post, who has chronicledof how high-level republicans actually work, and try to keep them in power. he joins me now. michael, i can think about a person to talk to about this. talk to me about the executive sources that you have been speaking to, and what they have told you about the reaction to meadows seemingly being so dedicated to election fraud conspiracy theories? >> thanks for having me. you know, mark meadows, the benefit of the, doubt you say okay, everything is -- when the states made their certification on the election of joe biden, you can take that aside. but my focus on the story is a little bit three weeks after that december 14th date, that's what makes, mitch mcconnell called joe biden to congratulate him on the new presidency. and you see after that that mark meadows is think a very instrumental role in promoting these theories. and encouraging that they will be all sorts of ways that you look out how he might go ahead and overturn the results in six key states. so i document that, almost da

between a publisher and a cornish pub, there can only be one winner!th rebekah vardy. she told the court she was "surprised" by "how much interest" her so—called wagatha christie social media post caused in 2019. mrs rooney is being sued for libel by mrs vardy, the wife of england footballer jamie vardy, for alleging that mrs vardy leaked personal stories to the sun newspaper. it's an allegation that rebekah vardy denies. colin rebekah vardy denies. paterson has been followin the colin paterson has been following the case. the rooneys arriving. today it was coleen's turn to face questions. she is the one being sued for libel. her husband, wayne rooney, looked away from her as she gave evidence. in court documents, coleen rooney described rebekah vardy as someone who wanted to be famous, and had tried too hard to be friendly with her. coleen rooney said she was watching an england match at the euros in 2016 when there was a commotion nearby. it was rebekah vardy switching seats to sit behind her, allegedlyjust to be in the photographs. the court heard t

the cornish seal sanctuary at gweek has been a lifeline for thousands of injured seals over the yearsthey can't wait any longer. the plan for their future is to double the size of the pools, increase filtration, and to make it a better experience for visitors. but it's going to cost £1.3 million, and the sanctuary are reliant on the public for donations. we're incredibly grateful for public and our supporters who have donated to us over the covid pandemic. and we're asking again, because we don't want to wait any more, we can't wait with this project. we really want to do the best for our animals and for the guests, which means we would like to start it as soon as possible, which again requires vital funds to do that. the cornish seal sanctuary looks after around 70 injured seals a year, and in the future, the plan is to upgrade their seal hospital. but right now it's all about residents like this. if you hit the fundraising target, what difference will it make to the lives of the long—term residents here? well, for example, we have atty down here. we're going to have better water qua

it is cornish fisherman, scotch whisky makers, county down farmers who will lose out, holding back the all sides and has durability and will provide political stability. and has durability and will provide politicalstability. —— and has durability and will provide political stability. —— no long—term durability. new zealand, mr speaker, has an equivalence agreement and it should not be beyond the government and eu to negotiate one that reflects the unique circumstances in northern ireland. we would also negotiate with the eu for more flexibility in vat in northern ireland to fully align northern ireland to fully align northern ireland vat rules with great britain and words use that to take vat off northern ireland's energy bills funded by a one—off windfall tax on oil and gas profits to ease the cost of living crisis. if the government is determined to plough on with the bill the foreign secretary has proposed, will be a greater scrutiny with the foreign affairs select committee? and set out clearly why this does not break international law. labourwants this does not break internationa

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talking of court cases, there won't be one between the fashion magazine vogue, and a cornish pub whichhion magazine vogue, asking for the pub to change its name. i thought it was one of the locals having a bit of a laugh. yes, idid. and then i looked further into it and found out — no, they were serious. they are serious. so here i am leafing through vogue in the star inn in vogue. i hope i can say that. i think i can say that. last year, the pub registered at companies house as the star inn vogue ltd. but in march, the magazine's publisher, conde nast, wrote that that could cause a problem, fearing the public could think the two businesses were connected. they didn't even bother to look into it. didn't do the research or anything. theyjust decided that, "ooh, right, we need to write them a letter and get them to stop using the name," without even checking up who we actually were. the letter also told the couple to reply within seven days, or conde nast would take appropriate remedial steps. mark wrote back, all right — promising a parish vogue magazine and maybe even a vogue fashion s