daisy bates was not playing in 1952, daisy became the presidenof naacp.ion segregation was, of course, under constant national with the progress of desegregate in arkansas.daisy ar black students for classes in all white schools and document it. the lack of compliayznc storiesn her weekly newspaper or efforts of course culminated in recruiting and mentoring many earnest eliza, terrence, jefferd known at the little rock nine. anon 25th, 1957, facing violence, segregatnists, those nine courageous students, desegregated central school in little rock, accompanied4 by troops. daisy for these children, as if drive bringing them to school and ensuring they were protected from violent;i member of the school's parent association to continue herism 1963, delivering remarks at the march remained in organizing for john f kennedy and advising president lyndon baines johnson on his s society program. today, daisy's home is a national, historic and her h$advocacy, bravery and courage will live on throu t statue. its presence in these hallowed ongress. her incorporate si

we have daisy bates elementary. daisy bates drive. daisy bates scholarships. but outside of arkansas daisy bates is less well known. but we change that. this beautiful statue and this ceremony are a great place for us to start to tell. her story long. all of us are retired from and gone from this world. daisy will be standing here in these marble halls, reminding everyone of the long and difficult it took to get us to this moment in importance of continuing that march forward. as you would expect, daisy said it best when she said it. arkansas is the home of my birth. my growth, my identity as a woman in this world. it has claimed me from and i have claimed it for life. daisy has always claimed arkansas. and today we are very proud to claim her back and have her represent all of us in this special place as governor and, on behalf of the entire state of. daisy bates makes us proud. thank for being here today. thank you for. helping us tell this story. god bless you. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable jay french hill, united states from the second district of ar

, daisy, red ordina, on the city, white shirt, oh daisy, vasileva, oh daisy vasileva.'re probably fooling us again, on friday. to this: look who you brought, vitya, hi, there is always one extra in a triangle, i fell in love, and she fell in love with my friend, he is the husband, she is the wife, but which of them should leave? investigator korlov, you must come with us, you are accused of rape, he thinks you set him up. who would need this anyway? marry me, what is there to think? handsome businessman, loves you all his life, is ready to do anything to be with you, well, i don’t want to let you in, i found ilya’s letter in your jacket pocket, don’t you want to explain anything to me? the third should leave on saturday on rtr. in our studio there were people who couldn’t imagine their life without a vegetable garden, at the dacha there was grace, they gave us a hundred square meters, that’s what you want, one time. andrey malakhov's evening show on saturday on rtl. oleg, but seriously think about switching to civil aviation. everything suits me. igor petrenko, maria m

, hide it on him in the kitchen, in his shirts, don’t ask the daisies stupid questions, have you beenf lake svetilovichi there was a pagan temple. artifacts with a centuries-old history are a real puzzle for us as time travelers. during their stay at this site, our ancestors hunted 25 mammoths. in addition to mammoths, a lot of remains were found here, including reindeer and one woolly rhinoceros. the task of our guides is to ignite the fire in you. belarus. good morning country. good ranitsa belarus. we continue to celebrate the morning of june 28th with you. we do this in a good mood and naturally, with useful news. well, what information could be more useful than weather information? i propose now to find out the details. well, the weather has been scorching since the very morning, friends, practically summer indicators minsk 15:17 with a plus sign bresti, hot 18:20 above 0, vitebsk 15:17 with a plus sign. in gomel today it’s up to +18 in the morning. in mogilev, in grodna a little warmer, 17-19 s a plus sign, and at the same time no precipitation, that’s what ’s possible during th

daisy cooper?— secure future, vote conservative. daisy cooper?is about to become a _ businesses? reform uk is about to become a political phenomenon, an historic— become a political phenomenon, an historic one~ — become a political phenomenon, an historic one. sol become a political phenomenon, an historic one. so i urge you, join the revolt _ historic one. so i urge you, 'oin the revoltfi historic one. so i urge you, 'oin the revertfi historic one. so i urge you, 'oin the revolt. . ,, , ., , . the revolt. thank you very much. thank you. _ the revolt. thank you very much. thank you, all. _ the revolt. thank you very much. thank you, all. and _ the revolt. thank you very much. thank you, all. and with - the revolt. thank you very much. thank you, all. and with that, i the revolt. thank you very much. i thank you, all. and with that, that is it from the bbc election debate. from all of us here in the radio theatre, ouraudience, from all of us here in the radio theatre, our audience, and thank you to all the politicians and took part. thank you for be

daisy i loud and clear. daisy cooper and i keith brown, thank you. static. _ you can see there has been... it's been so static. the _ you can see there has been. .. it's been so static. the liberal- been so static. the liberal democrats _ been so static. the liberal democrats are _ been so static. the liberal democrats are a _ been so static. the liberal democrats are a little - been so static. the liberal democrats are a little bit i been so static. the liberal. democrats are a little bit up, been so static. the liberal- democrats are a little bit up, but broadly speaking, the big gap between the two big parties hasn't really budged. of course, it's the stuff of rishi sunak�*s nightmares. we arejoined by stuff of rishi sunak�*s nightmares. we are joined by vicki young. what did you make of tonight? is it going to change anything in the polls? i to change anything in the polls? i think it's really interesting, if you didn't _ think it's really interesting, if you didn't know anything about those polls. _ you didn't know anything about those polls. i_

, you’re in his kitchen, in his shirt, don’t ask daisies stupid questions, you've been here for a long broadcasting, in the studio sergei lopanitsin, good morning! all facets of the belarusian capital in the russian days of minsk culminate at the moscow vdnkh, the largest colorful exhibition in russia. for a month, muscovites were told and shown the potential of our producers, got acquainted with culture, tourism, and demonstrated. possibilities of our medicine and

daisy?— tune in, daisy? they are really important. _ tune in, daisy?than any other it will not be about what are — than any other it will not be about what are you offering? it is how are you going _ what are you offering? it is how are you going to— what are you offering? it is how are you going to deliver it? people right— you going to deliver it? people right across the country are paying a huge _ right across the country are paying a huge amount in tax, public services _ a huge amount in tax, public services are on their knees, they can't _ services are on their knees, they can't see — services are on their knees, they can't see a — services are on their knees, they can't see a gp or a dentist, their children— can't see a gp or a dentist, their children are _ can't see a gp or a dentist, their children are on very long waiting lists for— children are on very long waiting lists for assessment, older parents are waiting — lists for assessment, older parents are waiting for social care and people — are waiting for social care and people are saying how

, you’re on his kitchen, in his shirt, don’t ask daisies stupid questions, you’ve had love for a longer you with thousands, clear weather will be between you, blue eyes look at you, and he lost himself in them again, hides him from everyone somewhere far away, so that no one else finds him, loves, doesn’t love, not years on a daisy, my stupid. you're a charmer, i'm serious, you're three tears, you've had it for a long time, i'll bend anyone, he loves, he doesn't love, it's not a matter of years on a daisy, you. in his kitchen, in his shirt, not ask daisies, stupid questions, you have been around for a long time, love is predicted, acquaintance with belarusian enterprises and their outstanding results... to work, this is a very interesting job, because when we come to work, to our department, and to other departments, we we are constantly introducing something, constantly developing something, when it is still being produced it turns out that the consumer also makes his choice in our favor, this is such pride and such happiness, as from a manufacturer, you can’t imagine, the approach t

, you’re his cup, his shirts, don’t ask the daisies stupid questions, you’ve been with you for a longuzu, even if the sun goes out in the sky, he will get summer for you, he will spread the dots above you with his hands, clear weather will be between you, blue eyes look at you, and he has lost himself in them again, hiding him from everyone somewhere far away, so that no one else finds him, loves him, doesn’t love him. not years on the chamomile, my stupid one, you are a scammer, i’m serious, he’ll shake you out, where have you been for a long time, love according to the forecast, love, doesn’t love even years on chamomile, strongly on him, his shirts, don’t ask chamomile, stupid questions, how long have you had it, love is predicted. okay, this day began with you, it was pouring outside the window, and we thought it was thursday, and it was also holy, time was imperceptible, honestly, honestly, honestly, yes, it’s not clear now how we lived, on other people’s slides, we were looking for nothing , your hand warms the warm flotlay, how good we feel. honestly, honestly, yes, let’s sing

the lib dems's daisy cooper _ you on about? the lib dems's daisy cooper said _ you on about?i daisy cooper said it was the tories that had put them up and added more costs. the tories that had put them up and added more costs.— added more costs. the fact is the cost-of-living crisis i added more costs. the fact is the cost-of-living crisis has i the cost—of—living crisis has been made so much worse by the mini budget, which blew a hole in the public finances and made people's rent and mortgages go absolutely sky—high, and people have felt that he had and they are still trying to recover now. ., , ., are still trying to recover now. ., now. no post-show handshakes this time- _ now. no post-show handshakes this time. with _ now. no post-show handshakes this time. with less _ now. no post-show handshakes this time. with less than i now. no post-show handshakes this time. with less than three l this time. with less than three weeks to go, the gloves are off. helen catt, bbc news. plenty of coverage on the bbc website up—to—date �*s events. the bbc has identified what could be tho

daisy cooper, thank you very much.f mine in fact, people like chris heaton harris, who has given 25 years of front line service in politics, that is a very long time. with the and pressures on families, someone like will quins, again a dearfriend and colleague, who has a young family, wants to spend more time them. completely understandable. but also people like holly lynch on the labour side, who have worked with over the years in different roles and have enormous respect for she has decided to step back. so there are a lot of good people, it is a difficultjob. looking sceptical, but you are standing down. do you really want to standing down. do you really want to stand down when you think there is going to be a landslide gimmick i feel labour party is in safe hands, so i feel safe to stand down. but in resonse so i feel safe to stand down. but in response to _ so i feel safe to stand down. but in response to what _ so i feel safe to stand down. but in response to what tom _ so i feel safe to stand down. but in respon

the fair boy, daisy, knows that a shirt always suits him, it suits him so cute, it suits him so cute,rt is calling, the nights will pass , you need to know to see, but his eyes are wild daisies, and his eyes are a symbol of summer flowers, in his eyes the whole soul is in full swing, the soul is in full swing, you will quench, i insert smaliks into text messages. from love like snow april number 263 don’t even look, don’t look, i’m nearby, pay attention daisy to a simple girl, a cutie of happiness, to find you don’t have to go far at all, but his eyes are like field daisies. and his eyes are a symbol of summer flowers, in his eyes the whole soul is open, the soul is not open, drowned! oh, well done, bravo! gifts for the studio! leonida arkadyevich, what is this, my soul? if you suddenly when you get ready to go on a trip, your kit is already ready. this is a glass holder of amazing beauty, which depicts the complete history of our plant. also a desktop magazine to read on the go. checkers-chess and compote, which i personally made. come on, come on, in more detail, which plant? do you

it is a fairly upbeat one, they are pretty positive about daisy cooper's performance last night.put themselves forward as the party of human beings, they are very keen to emphasise themselves as individual people, normal people, if you like. we saw a bit of that in ed davey�*s video that came out this week which showed him talking about his family life, his responsibilities as a carer for his son, for example. i think that within the party there is a sense that daisy cooper kept that line going last night. there was an interesting moment, ithink, perhaps your member that questioned the lady in the audience who said that why�*d you promise everything when you want our vote once you are elected you do not give it to us? in response to that we heard daisy cooper referring to that terrible moment for the liberal democrats when they had to go back in 2010, on their promise of scrapping tuition fees because of the coalition with the conservatives. she said that even then, that particular moment in the party's history still haunts them. she said it was a very difficult time for us. this

their westminster leader, like stephen flynn for the scottish national party or their deputy leader, daisy cooper, prominent. but then we had the leader of plaid cymru, we had nigel farage, who of course recently has now miraculously become the leader of reform after a very short and intensely democratic process — not. and then also we had carla denyer, who's the co—leader of the greens, and she's standing for a seat in bristol. and have i got to seven already oram i mis... no, that was up to seven. i think that was seven. it might be my souvlaki talking, but yes. so it's a big debate with all of the parties who are fielding candidates in the election being represented. and as a result of that, what you have is of course, the sort of battle royale going on between labour and the tories, but you have an opportunity to hear from a much broader rainbow of political opinion. yeah, it means on the one hand it's less focused than when it was starmer versus sunak on tuesday, and it'sjust two people going head to head on a range of issues. it becomes a bit more sprawling, but equally it feels more

the lib dems, as daisy cooper said this morning, the tories have failed on immigration.e abbott. there is still a hangover of what has been a very nasty row. we talked about it a lot yesterday but there were interesting comments about it this morning. the most interesting comments were from shami chakrabarti. a close friend. and she seemed to imply that there is a genuine chance diane abbott now decides not to stand. i have spent a lot of the past week trying to work out what is going on here. clearly what blew the entire delicate dance up was the briefing to the times from whoever it was in the labour party and shami chakrabarti said she had had assurances it was not a licensed briefing. we should play the clip of how she described what happened because she was furious and gave us a very colourful description of what the blue seats have been up to. do you think she will stand again? i hope that she will now, after the sometimes sordid week of unauthorised, anonymous briefings by overgrown schoolboys in suits with their feet on the table and maybe watching too much west

let the flowers bloom in the garden, the spring musk, let the music flow, with the notes of rain, daisiesything is like fire, oh, thank you very much, it’s hot at the dacha in the summer, it’s hot, it’s not hot here, it’s not hot, tell us where you came from, aleftina, oh, i came from siberia, the city of bers. , you know such a city, but next to novosibirsk, and your summer began with frosts, it began with frosts, there were such frosts that it was down to -7 at night, last year we went with the seshcha and planted tomatoes on may 8th, well done, on the ninth in the morning i'm leaving with start, opening the door to almost knee-deep snow. well, yes, last year too, that’s why they say you need to plant tomatoes when the poplar fluff flies away, now the poplar fluff flies away, and you need to plant tomatoes, you need to plant them, open ground, in open ground, then the poplar fluff flies away, then you can plant calm down, then there won’t be any frosts, well, let’s look at the secrets of a good harvest from the novosibirsk region, attention, our plot is small, only three hundred square

but 1 of the benefits is it's like overwhelming sense of i'm not alone daisy blaze on the owner of daisies, a publication 1 of my favorites. >>program director sam favela says the ap was created out of necessity almost 4 years >>ago being entrepreneur in itself, but just not even being translated. even a person of color. it's hard. they're >>just >>so many barriers that they have to come across and that they don't have access to and this program here really cuts across all >>of that. they say the program has proven to be successful as many folks have gone on to open up storefront, but it's what can't be quantified that is really >>special because they come back in that we're doing something right that they feel safe here and that that it makes me also want to come back and do much more. >>the details of the dreams >>made differently, >>but the >>sentiment >>remains >>the same >>for everyone. they're striving for success and support is key in finding >>it. >>which is why to devon unstated benefit of the program, the community the collective >>strength >>is so >>vital think for a lot of blac

deputy leader of the liberal democrats, daisy cooper. of the liberal democrats, daisy cooper .e watching out as the third party? >> well, to be honest, it was really frustrating. i obviously would have loved to have seen ed davey on the stage, talking about our plans to save the nhs and social care, take real action on the cost of living and protect our local environment by putting a ban on the ending. basically the scandal of raw sewage dumping. we didn't hear enough about any of those three issues from the two politicians who were on the stage. and i think the public would have enjoyed seeing, would have enjoyed seeing, would have enjoyed seeing, would have enjoyed seeing ed on the stage this evening, language saying surrender. >> that was the attack line, wasn't it? from rishi sunak don't surrender on taxation , don't surrender on taxation, surrender on welfare, surrender on the borders. why was that? the word surrender used so much by the tory party? >> i think it's simply a sign that the prime minister knows that the prime minister knows that he's on a losing streak , that

daisy cooper , daisy cooper. very good. cooper, daisy cooper. very good. much to you. thank you. and thank you to you . thank you to you. >> matthew laza pleasure. i should say how moving andrew's story was. i thought that was incredible. >> oh, it was amazing. and i can't wait to read his book. >> absolutely . >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> well, listen. and a huge thank you to you at home for your company as ever. i look forward to seeing you tomorrow. 3:00, same time, same up . up next it the saturday five. enjoy your stories from the gb newsroom. an israeli special forces officer has been killed during an operation in gaza in which four hostages were rescued. noah ajmani , almog merjan, andrey ajmani, almog merjan, andrey kozlov and shlomi ziv were recovered by the idf. the four had been held in two houses in a residential neighbourhood of al nusret in the central gaza strip. after having been kidnapped by hamas on the 7th of october. if you're watching on television, this is the moment one of the hostages, noah, was reunited with family , and she re

daisy coopen prime time. others. daisy cooper, the mp for saint albans since 2019.ent , since 2019. she's fluent, articulate and her big target is tory. voters vote for us and we'll clean up the rivers in the south west. vote for us. if you can't bear the tories and not quite sure on labour, we're your party. that's what the lib dems will say. and just finally, stephen flynn, of course, the leader of snp westminster, she's he's a candidate in aberdeen south. big challenge for him from the green party and the and the lib dems might be. do you want to get rid of the oil industry in scotland in favour of green energy . are you sure of green energy. are you sure about that? that of course brought down the coalition of with the greens in scotland. that will be a challenge. nigel farage you know about him? what he stands for is a former presenter @gbnews. he needs to connect with a wider audience , connect with a wider audience, not just gb news viewers, but much wider than that, he says he can get more than 3.8 million votes he got in 2015. he thinks it's a breakthrough

we expect to hear from leader daisy cooper. we expect to hearfrom her at leader daisy cooper. sustainability, the cost of food, making sure that children who are in poverty are all eligible forfree children who are in poverty are all eligible for free school meals. we will hear a bit more about that. something to watch out for which looks quite interesting as they are talking about wanting to renegotiate the post—brexit trade arrangements with new zealand and australia too, as they put it, bring them into line with their ideas about the environment and animal welfare. it be very interesting to hear a little bit more about that. we don't know what they make of nigel farage's comments today, or indeed this poll, but i know within the party there is this sense that the campaign that they are fighting is very much about making sure there is a really fun voter watched so people can take interesting pictures of the party leader, ed davey doing assault courses or falling off paddle boards, while at the same time trying to get a serious strategy across. i know the party when they look

great, nastya, would you like to give daisies to anyone today?ve already managed to identify talented people for myself, very charismatic, ambitious, who just showed up on this stage, immediately fell in love with them, charmed them, that’s wonderful, that’s how... how much, perhaps, you, our dear viewers, you also want to charm our jury, our team and are ready to come to the casting today in vitebsk, you have time until 17:00, the doors of the karaoke club nakalinino 2a are open, come, there is more the opportunity to do this tomorrow, or submit it, well, now we are moving to kazan, where one of the main multi-sport events of the summer continues, right at these minutes at the games of the countries of brich the final match in the basketball combined event ended, belarus and belarus reached the title match. fights victories. taking care of the health and physical development of the residents of kostyukovich , a multifunctional strength training ground with workout equipment has been opened, including for people with disabilities. also, brussia m

>> and your deputy leader, daisy cooper was some way away from that battle.as made britain poorer for point 3 million arrived here under the tories, 2.7 million under laboun tories, 2.7 million under labour. he's right, isn't he? we're all a bit worse off per head. >> no, i think if you look at the role that many of the, the, legal migration, for example, has, has taken place is hugely central to our economy. the problem has been is that we haven't been training people properly, so we've had to rely on recruiting people from all over the world. so to simply dismiss their their contribution to our economy is actually demeaning. >> he didn't he said they're not productive . they're not helping productive. they're not helping the economy grow. they're just a drag on the economy. economy that's his point. >> well, tell that to the care homes, which rely predominantly on legal migrant labour. tell that to the national health service, which is going out every day trying to recruit nurses and doctors from all over the world. and tell it to businesses who can't get t

my girl's name daisy mae, daisy mae.s two is two. >> and then what's mine with the hat like freddie mercury it starts with an m. oh no it doesn't. it's rome. >> rome? you like rome? >> okay. and what's the one with the little tongue sticking on the side? the blue hair. right bottom. poppy coffee? >> poppy. oh, poppy. >> poppy! okay that's a cute name. we'll see. >> i'm going to go vote for daisy mae. >> good luck. >> vote once. >> good luck to all you uggs. yes argos. >> argos. cute. here's a look at the acura. the headlines today we say hello to summer. the summer solstice is at 150 this afternoon, and as we change seasons, we're going to heat up. we just had a heat advisory issued. this is for saturday and it's for areas away from the coast where those temperatures will get rather hot. we'll show you those numbers in a minute. and the extended outlook into next week will keep sunny and mild conditions. it is a little breezy later on today. those winds will gust about 15 to 25mph. over the weekend, that wind will shift

daisy cooper is a skilled performer as well.ey'll come out really punching hard. i think she's right, everything will be touch everyone will repeat piling on the conservatives for two things. there was a lie set about the tax stuff in the last one, and d—day, but i don't think angela rayner will get away scott free because it's in some of the party's interest to pile on labour and the snp.— the party's interest to pile on labour and the snp. she's to the left of the _ labour and the snp. she's to the left of the party. _ labour and the snp. she's to the left of the party, and there's - labour and the snp. she's to the | left of the party, and there's been a row this afternoon around the manifesto, unite went entirely on board with it, and when you think about nuclear deterrent, she might go her own way tonight on the manifesto. i go her own way tonight on the manifeste— manifesto. i don't think she'll be shootin: manifesto. i don't think she'll be shooting from — manifesto. i don't think she'll be shooting from the _ manifesto.

well, you know about yours and you know about daisy cooper's. but hold on...iving you counter—examples. that is how this debate goes on, and i'll give you another counter—example. if you look at liberal democrat—run south cams district housing in cambridgeshire, they're being criticised by local conservatives for building too many houses. no—one�*s saying you never build houses, they'd say you generally lead the opposition. no, but...but, nick, ithink that... let's return to your manifesto. but, nick, hold on, sorry, i think that's wrong, i just think what you've said is wrong, and i can give you counter—examples and our approach of community—led... no time to give them the lot now, but give me... finish your thought. our community—led approach, one of the reasons i like it is it actually says to people who are already living there, don't worry, there'll be more gps, so the gp that doesn't, can't give an appointment now won't have another thousand patients. that's why a community—led approach will see more houses built. sorry to rush you, but i want to come to

yes, it's none other than daisy cooper , none other than daisy cooper, the deputy leader of the lib demsaking a casual photobomb for us, as it's known , photobomb for us, as it's known, it's probably the most polite protest i think i've ever seen in my life. >> yes. the liberal democrats there with their big neon signs, yes . rishi sunak probably didn't yes. rishi sunak probably didn't appreciate that. but hey, perhaps you can see the humour in it. >> there's a lesson to all political planners keep your plans under lock and key. otherwise. otherwise the lib dems will turn up with their cheery boat. >> well , let's now get the view >> well, let's now get the view of conservative heather wheeler . of conservative heather wheeler. >> heather, thank you very much indeed, the labour party talking tough on defence, national security today they're parking their, their tanks on the on the tory lawn . tory lawn. >> yes. unfortunately anybody can read hansard and see how they all voted. so when it came to opportunities to, vote to support aukus vote to support nuclear deterrence , time and nuclear

lib dem deputy leader daisy cooper says the move will benefit everyone , and we've been leading everyoned we've been leading the campaign to end the scandal of raw sewage dumping here in henley. >> local residents know all about that. they know that the sewage dumping is bad for wildlife, they know that it's causing real problems with tourism as well, and people want tourism as well, and people want to see an end to this particular scandal. that's why today liberal democrats are announcing our plans to introduce a blue flag status to protect local rivers . rivers. >> daisy cooper, speaking to gb news in henley on thames. now friends and fans of the former rugby league legend rob burrow have paid tribute to the unassuming lad, with the superhero story following his death at the age of 41. burrow's passing was confirmed by leeds rhinos on sunday following a lengthy and high profile battle with motor neurone disease. he raised awareness and millions of pounds for the charity, and well—wishers have gathered outside headingley stadium in yorkshire today to pay their respects, laying flowers,

my shootings since 2012 and other titles of the cool of daisy franchise activism. actually had licensing deals with gun manufacturer as a use real gun names of the legal problems they decided to work with lookalikes for the plaintiff. that is simply not good enough. they've made some serious allegations. the defendants bear responsibility for this profound corruption of our children in concert with certain file manufacturer as they have groomed a generation of young man who a socially vulnerable, insecure about the masculinity and eager to show strength on a set dominance. defendants have spent years positioning the counterparts and the gun industry as the answer to those problems. the summit up the trial is not about the question of why the 1st person, shooter games and site violence about where the coolant g t is promoting. guns, teaching people how to handle them, selling guns by social media. the accusations against metal a similar met the social media of instagram office by all manufacturer, something even cool of gt kind of the supervisor's child has been dir

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in response to that we heard daisy cooper referring to that terrible moment for the liberal democratsir promise of scrapping tuition fees because of their coalition with the conservatives. she said that even then that particular moment in the party's history still haunts them. it was a very difficult time for them. this party knows that they have to keep the trust of the voters and they have to earn the trust of people who once were very committed to them. today we are out and about in west berkshire, as you said, having concentrated on health and social policy during the course of last week. they are turning their attention to what they say is the beautiful countryside and the means to protect it. ahead of the manifesto launch on monday, the liberal democrats today will talk about plans to create three new national parks, they have already identified a few new areas. the chilterns might be a new potential site, for one. another to possibly somerset, possibly northumberland possibly somewhere in dorset. they also pledged to supply 16 million trees, and expensive pledge, something like

yeah, the daisy cooper , the yeah, the daisy cooper, the deputy leader.looking as a woman, you might be thinking, well, these men have made a mess of it. i'm going to vote for a woman. she's very convincing. >> well, let me tell you a little bit of the background with daisy cooper. i mean, she i mean, i'd be very careful about mentioning the seats, but the seats don't know the seat. that she won last time was a very strong conservative seat, and she worked that. and she actually defenestrated a very strong conservative mp to win that seat and make it very, very solid. she is a very, very tough campaigner and she's she only came in in 2019 and she's absolutely rocketed up and risen through the ranks. i mean, she is an interesting one. >> and when ed davey was in big political trouble over the post office because he didn't call for layla moran, which is what he used to do. yeah, but but some tory mps said to me, don't kick him too hard because they feared that daisy might be ousted and would be replaced by daisy cooper, who they feared much more. >> are you

both daisy and 51 year old is the way the british citizen, not the pump of well dined together months ago when on units. i'm us as not yet released and bodies. as well as by me to step in human at yahoo, as again said he will not accept the ceasefire. and gods are until all of these rails conditions a man. the military has carried out more air attacks in the south. the territory is knows that up in the finding relentless strikes on rough ha, palestinians are taken to attend at a field hospital in the southern most city of gaza strikes also hit the city of hon. eunice, where destruction is so widespread that newly flattened buildings no longer stand out. underneath the rubble is um, your old dream. sars mother. you can call us cause it enough if we have lost a lot. we lost all our loved ones. we have nothing left enough for the love of god implemented cease fire enough. we are tired, humiliated, and broken up, give prospects for full truth now, look slim after us. president joe biden presented what are you called and is really ceasefire proposal that would also see to the release of ho