roald dahl's book has been adored _ created. roald dahl's book has been adored by _ created.of| been adored by generations of children and adults alike. filmmakers will be hoping wonka can repeat the success. charlie and the chocolate factory is a complete classic, we cannot have enough. have you ever wished there was something to keep you entertained while you were stuck in your car — waiting for a light to change? well, this traffic enforcerfrom manila might have the right idea. ramiro hinojas has been strutting his stuff dressed as father christmas to help ease people's boredom. his aim is to bring cheer to commuters in the notoriously gridlocked city by showcasing his dance moves as he guides traffic. he he isa he he is a global sensation here on bbc news. we have got the top business stories here next. we are on the e of clock 28 as i have mentioned. you will see my interview and moment with the boss of astrazeneca and another boss talks about what they are doing to be more sustainable stop. temperatures will be plunging over the week. icy stretches but for most of us st

roald dahl�*s book has been adored by generations of children and adults alike.a look at the weather. hello. many of us are used to wearing the hats and the gloves. now there's every indication it's going to stay cold for the rest of the week and into the weekend. sharp night frosts and occasional wintry showers here and there. now, let's have a look at the satellite picture and you can see the distribution of cloud today. the clearer spells are in the centre of the country here, and this is where it's going to be coldest through the evening hours. temperatures barely above freezing in some areas. the milder spot there in plymouth at around about eight and in the channel islands, nine. so the forecast then for the late afternoon and into the evening hours shows some wintry showers across scotland, the northeast of england, icy conditions also forming along that north sea coast, possibly into east anglia as well. elsewhere, clear spells and cold, below freezing pretty much across most of the country. but notice there's a weather front here bumping into that cold e

roald dahl�*s book has been adored by generations of children and adults alike.list for the wildlife photgrapher of the year award has been released — and the national history museum wants people to vote for a winner. there is a stunning line up from around the globe to choose from, here's just a few. kissing hares — �*tender touch' andy parkinson, uk, of two courting mountain hares in the monadhliath mountains in scotland. fish having an argument with a crab — �*neighbourhood dispute' by ofer levy, australia, of a mudskipper fiercely defending its territory from a trespassing crab in roebuck bay, australia. bat come backs home — �*homecoming' by dvir barkay,

roald dahl�*s book has been adored by generations of children and adults alike.he year people's choice award is going ahead and here are the shortlisted pictures, with the winning image to be decided by the public. we actually can't bring those pictures to you, we're having some technical issues. i will have to describe them to you, i have actually seen them! you will have to go online and have a look, because there is a fantastic of a pony bear making a bed out of floating ice. that was taken in norway. not very good telly, describing photos, is it? we will bring those to you later and you can check them out on the bbc website, so beautifuljust for you. let's get a weather picture now, with matt taylor, who i promise you is there, can tell is how cold it is going to be. one or two, a different story with signs of winter. we have seen snow in parts of north—east england and scotland. the covering of snow is very limited. this is cloud to the south and west with a few rain showers mixed in, and they will become more prolonged later in the day. but for most of you,

at the end of 1837, that when he looks at it, sparks run from his heels to his head and he wants, dahleral , it means that emerald, according to the stone calendar, determines that it belongs to people who were born in may, so pushkin was born on may 26, and we know that when he ended up in exile in mikhailovskoye, which means he wrote to his brother lev all the time, asking him to send this particular ring, but nothing, which means his brother didn’t send it, that is, we understand that this ring, we don’t know where pushkin got it from, maybe maybe he bought it, ordered it, someone gave it to him, but it’s a ring he had an emerald until the twentieth year, and because in the twentieth year he left for the southern regions, before the twentieth year it was already said that this ring was chipped. well, it’s clear that, so to speak, no one will give or buy, so to speak , these are, well, fortunately , such things are acquired in the process of life and wearing, and i keep thinking, in fact, where this chip could have come from, i think maybe pushkin, he was a temperamental man, he beat

children's writer roald dahl was also unlucky enough to end up in the censorship magazines.te factory, and more precisely, the film of the same name. it was in this book, written more than half a century ago , that many edits were made in order to better adapt it to a modern audience. it's vandalism, it's censorship, and i think it 's extremely sinister that we now go so far as to edit the works of great writers that modern society finds offensive, it's sinister at that. i truly believe that world culture is evil because it tends to suck the creativity and joy out of everything when you edit parts of rald's books dahl, this is no longer the work of rald dahl; terms that may be offensive to obese people have been removed from the book . now one of the characters has gone from incredibly fat to huge, and the short workers at the oompaloompa chocolate factory have lost their gender altogether, turning from little men to little people. so, with small but confident steps, ray bradbury's dystopia is becoming a reality, only instead of firefighters , censors were brought in to figh

sb dahl was samuel billings. dahl and he was already widely known not just around knoxville, but across america. he was not just one of the elder at this time. merchant prentiss is a knoxville he was nationally known as expert sharpshooter. so much so that he featured on a poster about the united cartridge company with other expert sharpshooters and on the very bottom row in the dead center, you may notice a female that is annie oakley on the right side. you may already recognize sam was close friends with the world's wealthiest man oil tycoon john dirac, a feller. they were golfing buddies and the dahl would often joke into the press that rockefeller, you know, he wins all the time. but he can't beat me. i can outrun him. i can beat him in the game of golf that rockefeller could only get four rounds or four holes in before he was spent for the day. for those who know a little bit about rockefeller, he suffered from ill health. now dow was a larger than personality, but this article from 1921, in which delbert da

he, this cunning ukrainian dahl, found a word in the dictionary and imposed it on people who now do notly a problem for them, we also have to think about something, since we have russians, and you see, now somehow the russians claim that this is something bigger than themselves, and we need to call them something else, then maybe we should really go back to the old word muscovites, muscovites, something else, well, that is, somehow return to it, well, because otherwise, well it is necessary to somehow distinguish these russians, who are citizens of the russian federation, from these people, who, like peter tolstoy, are the fathers of russia, and secondly, it is also necessary to understand that everyone who opens their mouths now begins to shout about that... "we are russian-speaking and leave us this proud name of russian-speaking, or we want to be in ukraine the same russians, in the russian sense of the word, they need to listen further to what tolstoy said, and well, because it is important, also for that, for understanding in general of the colonial essence of both the russians and

and, you know, i never liked roald dahl. he didn't support during the fatwa. but, you know, this outrageous. is there anything we can do or do we just kind of have to give up. and my first thought was like i can't believe salman is like back in action. this is so great. and then i did a twitter thread about dahl and why it is that we, you know, they took real liberties. i mean, this was not just a couple of tweaks was, you know, changing names, taking out whole concepts and really trying to of sanitize the books. and so i did a long read and he retweeted it and it's my only ever viral tweet. think it had got 7 million views nationally. and within the week the publisher decided that they were going to continue to publish the original versions of the roald dahl cannon it really it was it was actually amazing to see how many people like them all. the divisive issues like this, people and people really agreed. and they there was something very affronting to them about that. so i think we have to stand on principle. you can contextualize, you can explain. you know,

at the end of 1837, that when he looked at it, sparks ran from his heels to his head, and i want, dahlte, to get down to something decent that is, this pushkin ring, it did good, encouraged people to do good deeds, which dahl wrote very well about, well, in general, it is believed that the emerald, which determines the calendar of stones, should belong to people who were born in may, so and pushkin was born on may 26, and we know that he ended up in exile in mikhailovsky , which means that he wrote to his brother lev all the time , asking him to send this particular ring, still nothing, which means his brother didn’t send it, that is, we understand that this ring , we don’t know where pushkin got it from, maybe he bought it, ordered it, someone gave it to him, but he had this ring with an emerald until the twentieth year, and because in the twentieth year he left for the southern regions, before the twentieth year it already existed, they say that this is a ring with a chip, but it’s clear that, so to speak, no one will either give or buy, so to speak, these are, well, fortunately acqu

children's writer roald dahl was also unlucky enough to end up in censorship magazines. chocol's work. exactly at this book, written more than half a century ago , has undergone many revisions to better adapt it to a modern audience. this is vandalism, this is censorship, and i think it is extremely sinister that we now go so far as to edit the works of great writers that modern society finds offensive. it's ominous, that's the problem. i sincerely believe that it is global. it's evil because it tends to suck the creativity and joy out of everything when you edit parts of rald dahl's books - it's no longer rald's work dalia. terms that may be offensive to obese people have been removed from the book. now one of the characters has gone from incredibly fat to huge. and the short workers at the umpalumpa chocolate factory were completely de-sexed and transformed. from little men to little people, just like that, with small but confident steps, ray bratbury's dystopia becomes a reality, only instead of firefighters, censors were brought in to fight literature. recently , a f

roald dahl�*s book has been adored by generations of children and adults alike.up to the gene wilder version. it does look good. wonka is out in uk cinemas next friday. coming up. it's beginning to look a lot like christmas, or is it? we have talked about presents but have a look at this. we'll hear why some people think their town christmas trees are failing to bring the festive cheer. not those ones, they look spectacular!— not those ones, they look spectacular! not those ones, they look sectacular! �* ., ., ., not those ones, they look sectacular! ., ., ., , spectacular! but that one! that is the one. spectacular! but that one! that is the one- it _ spectacular! but that one! that is the one- it is _ spectacular! but that one! that is the one. it is being _ spectacular! but that one! that is the one. it is being called - spectacular! but that one! that is the one. it is being called a - the one. it is being called a christmas twig in some people's opinion in greater manchester. to be brutally honest, i would like to see if you could do worse than that. i would

age rings dahl is estimated to be approximately 100 to 400 million years old . the dahul rings are the largest and most distinctive rings identified in the galaxy. the head of the iranian epidemiology association said that the best way to prevent influenza and respiratory diseases is to use a mask in gatherings. mr. najafi said that there is no complete scientific evidence about the spread of the respiratory virus in china. the world health organization also asked china to clarify what the problem really is. at the moment, the information about it is not very complete. the instructions are the same as for acute respiratory diseases. we have a military to care for acute diseases we have breathing in the country. however, the same orders, such as very high and dense gatherings without wearing a mask, should be observed for the time being . well, as you were informed at the beginning of the news , the opening of the final stage of the 40th national competition of the holy quran will begin in a few minutes in bojnord. for this purpose, i am having a conversation wit

so dahl, as always, goes in heavy with very aduu always, goes in heavy with very adult themes. best children's literature and fairy tales is filled with that. and it's so beautifully done. and it's so beautifully done. and i have to say, everyone has been talking about this. there are two child actors in this that are an absolute sensation. there are three rotating casts and the pr assured me that and the pr has assured me that everybody's . but the everybody's excellent. but the two saw, young one, bertie two i saw, the young one, bertie caplan, that plays luke in the book, he's just the boy aged up to ten and a half and to about ten and a half and ready to be a grown up. and he has this showstopping has this fabulous showstopping song , bags of charm. has this fabulous showstopping song, bags of charm. he's like a young tom holland. then we young tom holland. and then we have the terrible loss of his parents. and this kid has just charmed delighted us. you're charmed us, delighted us. you're like, i want to hang out with you and then he's got these wells of underneath. wells

bueno vimos que fue un día bastante transitado dahle pero a esta hora de la noche 11 con 3. >> cómo ves de san josé pueden ver que sí está un poco vacío, pero cuando estuvimos aquí hace unas horas, sí vimos efectivamente más pasajeros, aunque muchos sí reportaron que no habían tenido muchos problemas en este aeropuerto. en por lo general regreso contigo y luego viene la ola de todos esos viajeros por navidad. >> eso apenas comienza. gracias nathalie. en más noticias. mañana lunes en san francisco entra en vigencia la normativa que prohíbe a los vendedores ambulantes permanecer en la calle. la misión es una iniciativa impulsada por la supervisora hillary ronen, quien espera de esta manera frenar la violencia de esa zona. el acoso denunciado por los trabajadores del departamento de obras públicas y la venta de artículos presuntamente robados. hay que destacar que el pasado miércoles algunos vendedores protestaron en contra de la medida y pidieron que por lo menos se retrase su implementación hasta después de navidad. aquí en su noticiero estaremos dándole seguimiento a esta situación. por

say that it was probably some kind of sabotage against putin buried somewhere in the depths, because dahlived on the territory of ukraine and his, this dictionary from which he wrote, he wrote from of the ukrainian language, that's where the russians started, i'll tell you that, and that's why of course, helpful burbalis, he found this cunning ukrainian dal ... in the dictionary and imposed a word on these people who now do not know what to call themselves, and this is definitely a problem for them, we also need to think about something, since we have russians, and you see, now somehow the russians claim that this is something bigger than themselves, and we need to call them something else, maybe we should really go back to this old word, muscovites, muscovites, something else such, well, that is, to return to it somehow, well, because otherwise, it is necessary to somehow distinguish these russians who are citizens of the russian federation from those people who, like pyotr tolstoy, are russians, and secondly, it is also necessary to understand that everyone who now opens mouth, begins t

i mean, if only children's were written children's books were written like roald dahl did these days.ing forward thank forward to that at 11:00. thank you much indeed. now let's you very much indeed. now let's bnng you very much indeed. now let's bring silverman into the bring stephen silverman into the conversation from the conversation now from the campaign against anti—semitism. conversation now from the camp morning nst anti—semitism. conversation now from the camp morning .st anti—semitism. conversation now from the camp morning . you've-semitism. conversation now from the camp morning . you've gotnitism. conversation now from the camp morning . you've got atism. conversation now from the camp morning . you've got a very good morning. you've got a very busy day ahead . tell us about busy day ahead. tell us about this march. why have you organised it? how many people do you join? you hope might join? >> good morning, camilla. thank you having so , look, you for having me on so, look, it's almost two months since it's now almost two months since the worst atrocity against the jewis

rachmaninov's first symphony, the author fell into a creative crisis , the author nikolai and doctor nikolai dahlrsuasion , said that rachmanin would easily finish the second concert. correct answer: after his first symphony, as we know, rachmanin was depressed and, as you said, fell into a creative crisis, i really liked it, the doctor and hypnotist, nikolai vladimirovich tal, began to bring him out of this crisis, and now imagine, sergei vasilevich i was sitting in a chair, half asleep, i heard it, they didn’t tell you, you will start writing a concert , you will work with complete ease, well , look at the judge, the concert will turn out wonderful, you will start writing a concert, look, you are relaxed, you are not worried, you are smiling. everything is fine with you, because you, you are smart, you gave the correct answer, singer, and playwright, i will choose the singer, the name of this wonderful noble man, mikhail mikhailovich koryakin, and this is now, now, now, i... a smile appeared , because, but this is furmanov, there’s a face like that, it doesn’t give it away feelings, please tell

it launches its update on the symbolic date of vladimir dahl’s birthday.is celebrated in russia as dictionary day. in many ways, it is still a dictionary portal, and we believe that this day is very symbolic in order to announce the new image of our resource, and we actively want to promote dictionary culture in society, to remind people, primarily the younger generation, of how it is important to be attentive to the word, to what you say, how you say it, information bases have been accumulated... over decade, the most current knowledge about the russian language in combination with computer linguistics, artificial intelligence and a neural network, in order to implement all this, it was necessary to recreate the base, the foundation of the portal, and its entire technical component. now graham has a new design, an interface with a convenient search system in one window mode. users often ask a question in the form in which it is convenient for them, how to spell the word cow, is it necessary... capitalized in the word after the word such and such, and so o

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steve dahl was conflicted about the disappearance of stacy peterson.or stacey's family, but she also knew it was an opportunity for the truth to finally come out. >> i saw them searching everywhere and i was hoping that someone would connect the dots. >> she wanted police and the public to look at another case. the 2004 death of her sister, kathleen savio, drew's third wife. sue never believed her sister died by accident and she never trusted drew. >> i never felt comfortable with him. >> she says her sister was dazzled by drew when they first met in the early 90s. >> was she had over heels in love, i mean when she called to talk to, you what would she say to him? >> actually, drew gave her a picture, and she showed me the picture before i even met him. i said, look, he is a police officer, he is a good guy and treat me good. it was everything that a woman would want and more. >> he would put on a good show, then? >> yes, i would say that he does get put on a good show. >> and how soon before they got married? >> i would say six months. it was very fas

this disease killed one of roald dahl�*s children and he writes about that in his memoirs. vaccinated, is it too late? is it ever too late to start a vaccination? iterate too late? is it ever too late to start a vaccination?— too late? is it ever too late to start a vaccination? we say it is never too _ start a vaccination? we say it is never too late. _ start a vaccination? we say it is never too late. if _ start a vaccination? we say it is never too late. if you _ start a vaccination? we say it is never too late. if you have - start a vaccination? we say it is never too late. if you have had| never too late. if you have had second thoughts, you can get your child vaccinated. people in 3—piece suits of a certain age in certain colour and women wearing jumpers and pearls and sitting in front of a public health board isn't getting the message across. somehow we have got to get their social influences, the tick—tock generation hearing this and understanding it. we need to get the message into these areas, also into groups that do not speak english as a first language in the c