daniela, ¿por quÉ gradoss?s con los sÍntomas. doctor juan: vamos con lab bio ti ti t biotina, que es la vitamina d, que es cuando las personas se les puede caer el pelo, uÑas que se parten fÁcilmente, tambiÉn pueden tener riyad mahrez quedo en la piel cuando tienen esa def skwepz, en su alimentaciÓn incluir las lentejas, champiÑones, zanahorias, coliflor, el huevo, todo viene, te pueden aumentar labiotina tambiÉn, y m. >> y nos vamos con la prÓxima, ¿cuÁl es? >> la vitamina b 12, cuando uno no tiene suficiente nivel, una de las cosas que puedes tener, es dÉbil, puedes tener fatiga, puedes tener lo que sea, son esas personas que sienten como hormigueos en las piernas, que tiene una sensaciÓn, Úlceras frecuentes y las personas veganas tienen que paola rojas, el pollo por ejemplo, el marisco, el huevo, la carne, la leche de, td eso tiene vitamina pechlt, puedes llamar fm hoernt Ísimo >> es un p, si tenemos deficiencia de vitamina c mÁs moderados, y si nos damos un golpe no tenemos lentitud y no san un de mÍa femen

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cnn's daniela diaz is live on capitol hill with more for us this morning. good morning, daniela, what do we know? >> reporter: this is what we know, guys. the select committee investigating the january 6 insurrection took its first step last night to possibly referring former white house chief of staff mark meadows to the department of justice for criminal contempt of congress if he fails to comply with friday's deadline for a deposition and to turnover key documents that they need for their investigation. look, this is what chairman of the committee bennie thompson wrote in a letter late last night. he said, such willful noncompliance with the subpoena would force the select committee to consider invoking the contempt of congress procedures. >>> now, meadows has been facing new pressure from this committee to cooperate with this committee after notified by president joe biden that they will not assert executive privilege or immunity over documents and testimony requested by the panel. this is all, of course, according to a document obtained by cnn. you kno

daniela diaz joins us from capitol hill. daniela, good morning.ow is the president using lessons to learn from tough losses in places like virginia to now push forward on his social safety net package? >> reporter: it really appears, laura, that president joe biden and the white house are listening to america's struggles, what americans are feeling and in terms of inflation, rising gas prices, the rising cost of groceries, things that are really affecting america's pocket books. this is why he is putting renewed pressure on congress to pass the second part of his infrastructure legislation which is the economic bill that would expand the nation's social safety net, do things such as combat climate change, have paid leave, if that ends up staying in the senate version of this bill, these are things that could help americans and help them relieve some of the pressure they're facing because of rising prices in this country. biden is recognizing that many american families are struggling, especially after they lost this race in virginia as a result of

daniela relph, bbc news, southend.bbc news, the russian hackers wanted by the west — the bbc�*s cyber reporterjoe tidy travels to russia to track down alleged hackers. around the world, cyber citadels are crumbling. ukraine, romania, poland, kuwait, south korea, hackers are being rounded up. online, too, western intelligence services are hacking back, taking criminals off—line, and even retrieving some of the stolen riches. but there's one place where hackers are not being arrested. cash rich, fast cars, behaving and acting like very flamboyant and extravagant millionaires. i'm on the trail of the most wanted suspected hackers in the world. the us alleged the gang are hacking money from private bank accounts and launching ransomware attacks which have cost more than $100 million. hello, i'm looking for maksim. i am from the bbc. more russians have been sanctioned and indicted for hacking than any other country. 27 russians appear on the us cyber most wanted list. if they leave the country, they will probably be arreste

daniela, so many things have to happen. the democrats to actually get the votes that they need. break it all down for us. >> reporter: laura, so many things indeed. senate majority leader chuck schumer said, of course, as you guys just played, he wants to pass this bill by christmas. however, there's still one democratic senator who has not offered his assurances yet that he would get behind this bill and that is, of course, senator joe manchin of west virginia. he has said he has concerns about the price tag, namely what it could do for inflation in this country. there is some data that shows that this bill, the build back better act, that would expand the nation's social safety net, could affect inflation at least short term in the country. and he has said he still has, quote, a lot of concerns as recently as yesterday. look, a new analysis from the joint committee of taxation says that the economic bill would likely benefit high earners, especially those making more than $1 million annually, which could be a huge problem

from bridgetown, here's daniela routh. >> the shifting sands of constitutional change, this is now thelic of barbados. practically, things look the same. symbolically, it is very different. the show of self-confidence and a clean break from aspects of a colonial past. >> the order of freedom in barbados. >> the first major event hosted, the national honor ceremony in bridgetown. the honor system has been restructured and references to the british crown removed. >> national hero of barbados. >> among those recognized, rihanna, violence most successful export, who came home to witness the birth of this new republic. she was honored as a national hero. >> barbadian's are proud people, we are probably the proudest people i know. and no matter where i go in the world, i take that pride with me. no matter where we go. the world will know -- i will be to the day i die. this is still the only place i've ever called home. >> last night, the prince of wales watched a ceremony that formally removed his mother, the queen, as head of state. he used his speech to emphasize enduring friendship and di

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daniela relph, bbc news, southend. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello.pells across southernmost parts of the uk. despite all the cloud, there'll be a lot of dry weather around, though you may encounter a little light rain or drizzle. it is high pressure, which is why it is mainly dry — it is bringing in the cloudier moist weather from the atlantic with some air which is a little less chilly than it's been — but i'm not sure we'll notice much difference between monday and tuesday because we're exchanging sunshine for so much more cloud — cloud that will have prevented much in the way of frost into scotland and northern ireland overnight. it's england and wales that'll start with the lower temperatures and the greater chance for a frost, but also some early sunny spells. a rather cloudy day, though, in scotland and northern ireland, some patchy rain and drizzle north and west scotland, into northern ireland. and northwest england and north wales could see some of that, as well — and see the cloud just increasing further through wales and england. just east

>> daniela, thank you so much for that. questions in three minutes. let's bring in zack wolf, senior politics writer, author of what matters newsletter. inflation is running hot, highest since 19920s. you write, inflation infrastructure usually incite only professors and policy wonks and me. but everyday americans need to bone up. infrastructure is the major accomplishment that could save joe biden's presidency. inflation is the force that could doom it. say more. i mean, i argue there is not much, frankly, that the white house can do about prices, especially gas prices at this point. >> i know. i feel bad answering this question for you, professor romans, but i will try. so, i think that the problem for the biden administration is very simple. he has made this bar, tried to sell this additional spending, trillions of dollars he's gotten, he wants trillions more. all this government spending to make people's lives better. and if everything is more expensive, they're not going to feel that. it's more expensive to fill up the

thank you so much forjoining us on newsday, - forjoining us on newsday, daniela.the story of the 60 customers and staff marooned by snow in britain's highest altitude pub — the tan hill inn in the yorkshire dales in england. well, today we bring you the news that they have finally been able to leave. danny savage reports. welcome to what many people this weekend saw as the most enviable location in the land. at the tan hill inn, they sorted their priorities, by digging through the snowdrifts to the front door and then locking it. they'd come to see an oasis tribute band, who — some might say — had a good weekend. but there's worse places to be stuck, you know what i mean? and everyone was just brilliant. staff were brilliant, the customers were brilliant... yeah, yeah. they looked after everyone. and it's been almost like blitz spirit again, you know? it's magical, really. lifetime of memories as well. we'll do a reunion, but we'll do it in the summer next time! yeah. take care! it's been lovely! nicola, the pub manager, was sorry to see them go. she realised late

cnn's daniela diaz joins us live from capitol hill. daniela, good morning. we have the possibility of a vote today and paid leave is now back in the bill. what's the back story there? >> reporter: laura, democrats are feeling the effects of this loss in virginia where terry mcauliffe lost the race to glenn youngkin and this narrow victory we just announced by democrats in new jersey. and as a result, as you said, there's a lot of finger pointing happening here. there was a lot of blame placed on house progressives for holding up this bipartisan infrastructure bill to try to have a vote with this separate economic bill, the massive economic bill we've been talking about that, as you said, paid leave has now been added back into it after it was stripped when originally house speaker nancy pelosi said again and again she wanted the house to vote on the exact same bill as what the senate was going to vote on. but now it's looking like that is not going to happen. as you said, the finger pointing continues as democrats say americans are feeling the effects of wha

daniela diaz live on capitol hill with new cnn reporting this thanksgiving morning.daniela. >> reporter: christine, we have new reporting there is a small minority in trump's orbit that is circulating the idea that trump could make a play to win the speaker's gavel if, of course, the house wins the majority in the 2022 midterms. now, while this is, of course, a wild rumor that's circulating, this is still possible because technically the speaker of the house does not have to be a member of congress if the majority of the house votes to elect them. so this could happen. however, really what this shows is a couple of things, right. it shows trump is still the majority player in the republican party and still has a dominating influence over what the republican party does. and there's a couple of ways this could play out. it could play out where trump endorses mccarthy who has long wanted the speaker's gavel, and that would offer, of course, mccarthy the boost for the speaker's gavel. or trump could remain neutral, which could also potentially help mccarthy. or secretly

daniela relph, bbc news, southend.is still going on in the house of commons right now, as we can say. but in the early vote... mps did back borisjohnson�*s social care plan, but its was by 272 votes to 246, a much reduced conservative majority of 26. that's it. that is the latest in the commons tonight. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. karishma this is bbc news. the headlines... police in the us state of wisconsin say a man who drove into a crowd at a christmas parade, killing five people and injuring 48 others, will be charged with intentional homicide. he's been named as 39—year—old darrell brooks. austrians are once again living under full national lockdown restrictions. it's the first european union country to reimpose such a measure this autumn, reflecting surging covid infections as winter looms. it will run for between 10—20 days. the leaders of belgium and the netherlands have criticised violence seen in their countries over the weekend, linked to protests against coronavirus restrictions. the w

daniela diaz is on capitol hill for us, and at the white house, arlette saenz, let's begin with you,rly b birthday present with this victory. how confident is he now that the bill will pass in the senate? >> well, fred, the president is hoping to build off the momentum of that bill passing in the house, but it is not a done deal, and will be a heavy lift to get past in the senate. now, while the house version contains some major campaign promises like universal pre-k and billions of dollars for climate funding, it also includes some other proposals that may eventually be stripped out in order to get all 50 senators on board. that includes paid family leave, which is a top white house priority. but take a listen to president biden yesterday who acknowledged the long road ahead, and also said he is ready to sign whatever bill the senate sends its way. >> now that it passed the house, when do you expect it to land on your desk. >> it will take a while to get through the senate. probably after thanksgiving. >> and if doesn't contain paid family leave. >> i will sign it. >> reporter: as t

our correspondence daniela relph is there for us.ficance of this moment. fix, through the significance of this moment.— this moment. a hugely significant _ this moment. a hugely significant moment, i this moment. a hugely significant moment, ofj this moment. a hugely - significant moment, of course, first and foremost for the people of barbados, but also for the british monarchy. a sandra mason, the new president, the first president of barbados, she has actually come over recent years, been the governor general of barbados which has been the representative of the queen here, but now she is replacing the queen as president. 50 a really significant and slightly sort of contradictory moment in her life in many ways, but she is the new president of this small island nation here in the caribbean and herflag, the presidential standard, as now gone up in place of the royal standard, that has been on the bridge —— flagpoles are bridgetown for decades. so a significant moment for the new president. what we will now see are a number of the dig

daniela diaz live on capitol hill. how do we expect it, daniela, to play out this morning?inder, mccarthy is still talking. >> reporter: that is a really important thing to know right now, christine and laura, because it depends when he stops. the plan was to have the house democratic leaders reconvene the house at 8:00 a.m., but you know it's 5:00 a.m., mccarthy is still speaking and sources tell me it doesn't seem like he's going to let up any time soon. he got a new binder of material just an hour ago. he keeps eating mints to keep him going. and the reason he's able to do this, it's not a filibuster. we're in the house technically. he has a magic minute which basically means because he is a leader of the house, he can speak on the floor for as long as he wants, which is exactly what he's doing. he's been speaking for these eight hours on a various amount of topics. he's been slamming the build back better act. democrats saying the republicans are going to take the midterms. at some point targeting the presiding chair of the house sarah jacobs of california, a democrat w

daniela relph, bbc news. time for a look at the weather.e sunday across the country looking fairly dry and settled. we have dry weather in store for much of the week. it will be quietening down today, we have got a lot of cloud round and out that cloud some rain. this is the picture earlier on from one of our weather watchers in cumbria. a bit of rain to come in the afternoon, it is breezy out there too but still very mild

zelinski also suggested that those who consider themselves russian to leave ukraine the way it video was daniela fisma media here with not fisma of hero. he was already in a fisma show it my day for the way to class. i knew he wouldn't be watching that. i mean, i had thoughts of not this could get a minute my show that it's i think of it. i didn't hear a lot please. lot of me. summer 30 at it. oh, great. yeah. under president zelinski, the question was directly posed to ukrainian society is ukraine self sufficient state? how do you assess the current relationship between united states and a training is like an equality partnership or something else? i mean, korean became sort of a client said, i'm had faith with i think star wars that he could talk to ms. nick duncan. deborah. okay. keith and this, this is michelle. so loss will carry where does not finish out nashik librium. mm. somebody are keeping me or if it is shane. yeah, of course. of course he of non political do our new door get a minute. a senior member started me business green micro gray according to the constitution of ukraine. the

daniela relph, bbc news, bridgetown, barbados.e border with ukraine. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, here meeting the latvian prime minister, has also held talks with his nato counterparts on the growing numbers of migrants gathering on poland's frontier with belarus. it follows calls from warsaw for more international help well, our europe editor, katya adler has been speaking to the polish prime minister about the threat posed by russia. katya joins me now. what did he have to say? sitting down with the polish prime minister, he really gives you the impression of a man on a mission. he wants to drive home to all of us and his allies in nato and in the eu as well that threat that he perceives from vladimir putin in moscow and his ally in belarus. he is saying that the west has to join the dots more, see what is going on in all of the region, whether it is about the migrant crisis on poland's border with belarus, being talked about in nato today, the build up russian troops on ukraine's border, also being talked about i

also suggested that those who consider themselves russian to leave ukraine are way video, whether daniela fisma miti is gina not fisma of hero. he was already in a fisma show it and i do for you to glass. okay. in the orient, watching them. and i said lots of fiscal again, my name michelle, it's, i think of it or there's dinner, let's please let me know that he had it. okay, you all go under president zalinski, the question was directly posed to ukrainian society is ukraine self sufficient state? how do you assess the curious relationship between united states and the training is like an equality partnership or something else? i mean, the korean became sort of the client said, i'd say with her, but i picked her course that he could a, deborah, keith and misty sellers. michelle. so loss will carry where business to the show nash equilibrium when somebody or keep it in me. or if it is shayna of course, or pushy of non credible new our new or get my new senior started me business, green micro gray. according to the constitution of ukraine, the land is the basis of ukraine sovereignty. but un

suggested that those who consider themselves russian to leave ukraine the way because you give us daniela fisma meeting and not fisma hero in fisma, show it and i do for you what i thought i knew you wouldn't watching them. and i had thoughts of fiscal getting money. my charlotte, it's i think of it, i didn't hear a lot please. lot of me. somebody said he had it. oh, good. under president zalinski, the question was directly posed to ukrainian society is ukraine self sufficient state? how do you assess the current relationship which in united states and ukraine, right? like equality, partnership or something else? i mean, the cream became sort of a client feeds. i'm not safe with her. but i picked, of course that he could committee a can't understand that. and michelle, how much will care does not finish out nash equilibrium with somebody. you have to keep it in me or if it is shane a pussy of non critical, new are new to get a minute and you understand me busy grading. not great. according to the constitution of ukraine, the land is the basis of ukraine sovereignty. but under the terms of

knowing my love of food and art, daniela has invited me to a festival this evening.out as far as you can get from the wheat threshing festival. here florence's richest and most powerful families have gathered, as they have for centuries, to toast the city's new creative talent from chefs and musicians, to artists hoping to follow in the footsteps of da vinci and michelangelo. you are right now in a situation where, more or less 500 years ago, the medici would have done something like this. so we're going to go and have some food now. she knows me too well. really? it's a very sophisticated form of panzenella. this looks very different to the rustic bread salad we had for lunch. >> daniella: but it tastes of panzanella. it completely tastes of panzanella. panzanella was what the farmers would eat. and now it's turned into this very sophisticated-- >> tucci: foam. >> foam. you see, the past being rediscovered. >> tucci: it's a little renaissance in a bowl. >> daniella: there's a little renaissance in it and a lot of the future. [crowd chatting] [bustling crowds] after

mientras que en nicaragua se proclamÓ hoy a daniela y a su esposa como presidente y vicepresidenta. con el clÁsico capitalino entre Águilas del amÉrica y pumas. pueden disfrutar este encuentro en vivo por univisiÓn y tudn. ¿cuÁntas luces de navidad cree que pueden haber en una casa comÚn y corriente? paulina: despuÉs del dÍa de acciÓn de gracias muchas personas empiezan a poner las luces y los adornos de navidad. algunos ya se adelantaron y ya estÁn celebrando, como por ejemplo esta casa alemana, que tiene mÁs de 70.000 luces. los propietarios dicen que todo empezÓ hace 70 aÑos. esto se ha convertido en todo un espectÁculo y no Únicamente hay luces. todo lo recaudado se destina para los animales. asÍ llegamos (narrador) todos los días ocurren cientos de arrestos en california, miles por semana. muchos son justificados y muchos no lo son. pero todo el mundo merece justicia. todo el mundo merece ser bien representado

from southend, here's daniela relph. he died working for the people he served.nto church. as the place he'd deserved for almost a0 years said farewell. my son's actually in the 3rd chalkwell bay sea scouts. he's one of the sea scouts outside? that have come to represent. so, yeah, it'sjust a really sad day. it's touched a lot of people, whether they're into the same politics or not. took my grandson out of school today, this afternoon, - so that he could also come and pay respects as well. i everything felt local. the sound of the church service was broadcast on bbc radio essex. and friend and former conservative mp ann widdecombe spoke on behalf of sir david's wife and children. as a family, we are trying to understand why this awful thing has occurred. nobody should die in that way. please let some good come from this tragedy. his final journey through southend took him past his constituency office and the civic centre. the funeral mass will be in the grandeur of westminster cathedral tomorrow. but as it so often did for sir david amess, essex came first. dani

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mientras que en nicaragua se proclamÓ hoy a daniela y a su esposa como presidente y vicepresidenta.cuentro en vivo por univisiÓn y tudn. ¿cuÁntas luces de navidad cree que pueden haber en una casa comÚn y corriente? -¡no van a estar los tamales! -yo tengo un plan. en t-mobile pueden obtener el nuevo iphone 13 pro y airpods, y t-mobile los paga. solo esta semana, clientes nuevos y existentes de t-mobile o sprint en max pueden obtener el iphone 13 pro y airpods por cuenta nuestra. pero, ¿y los tamales? paulina: despuÉs del dÍa de acciÓn de gracias muchas personas empiezan a poner las luces y los adornos de navidad. algunos ya se adelantaron y ya estÁn celebrando, como por ejemplo esta casa alemana, que tiene mÁs de 70.000 luces. los propietarios dicen que todo empezÓ hace 70 aÑos. esto se ha convertido en todo un espectÁculo y no Únicamente hay luces. todo lo recaudado se destina para los animales. asÍ llegamos al final de las noticias mÁs importantes de lupe: llego el momento de un "combate global". m m >> poderoso! >> tenemos campeÓn! ♪ ♪ ricardo: bienvenidos todos a una nueva edici

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daniela, great to have you on the programme. this mission? it does sound like science fiction, and i think that's why it's so cool. so this is humanity's first attempt to change or redirect the path of another object in its solar system. and it's very important — we have a lot of theories about how we might deflect an asteroid from crossing paths with our own planet, but so far these are just ideas. so the dart mission will provide the first actual testing of one of these theories. it's a to neck democrat technique that involves sending a spacecraft that really high speeds into another object in order to alter its path. into another ob'ect in order to alter its path.— alter its path. what size of an asteroid could _ alter its path. what size of an asteroid could do _ alter its path. what size of an asteroid could do really - alter its path. what size of an i asteroid could do really serious damage to the earth? it’s asteroid could do really serious damage to the earth?— asteroid could do really serious damage to the earth? it's

our correspondent daniela relph is in bridgetown.idgetown. is happening right now? mr are what is happening right now? - are now moving towards the main part of the official transition ceremony where the dignitaries will begin to arrive and we will have that moment where barbados�*s first ever president is sworn in and watching this here will be the prince of wales and it must be a night that perhaps tinged with a little sadness for him. you will receive a final military march past in his honour and take a final salute and then he will watch as the royal standard, the queen's flag, is lowered over barbados and the presidential flag lowered over barbados and the presidentialflag replaces it so a real significant moment for the british monarchy and of course the people of barbados and the prince of wales will make speech here in which he will talk directly about the pain of their shared history that the uk and barbados share in terms of slavery. the prince of wales will describe it as the darkest days of our past and he will speak of t

than 400 years ago, and it became a focal point of the transatlantic slave trade. 0ur correspondent daniela at this moment? we are happening at this moment? - are heading now to the minute of transition, and over the past hour we have seen dignitaries arrived, including the prince of wales and a number of other special vips hearing bridgetown, and they are watching a short film about the history of barbados and how we have reached this moment today of this island nation becoming a republic. what we will see over the course of the next half an hour or so is that transition ceremony and it will be be in the front and centre position and he is already being given an official goodbye i suppose really with a march past, and he watched as the royal standard, the queen's flag of the royal family was lowered and taken off of the flagpole here and bridgetown and replaced by the presidentialflag, as and replaced by the presidential flag, as we watched the prince of wales here, you have to wonder what must be going through his mind. it is 30 years since his mother was removed as head of state from any

the end of a breakfast shift for daniela bell, and the end of a job that she loved.th dementia for nearly four years but because she won't have the covid jab she had to leave before tonight's deadline. she's worried about potential vaccine side effects. it was difficult this morning and it was a bit heartbreaking, because i love what i do, and i love the people, i love the staff, and it's been hard to break from that, because i can't see myself doing something else. and the number of staff leaving remains a real worry according to the national care forum, which represent services employing 14,000 people, looking after 11,000 residents. in a snapshot survey, its members believe they will have lost 3.5% of their workers by midnight tonight, and another group will leave when they can no longer self certify that they have a medical exemption. in these services alone that adds up to more than 1,000 staff going. care homes feel that they've been guinea pigs in terms of the implementation of this policy. it means that the work force that we need, to be able to take in new p

from southend, here's daniela relph. he died working for the people he served.a scouts lined the path into church. as the place he'd deserved for almost 40 years said farewell. —— he'd served. my son's actually in the 3rd chalkwell bay sea scouts. he's one of the sea scouts outside? that have come to represent. so, yeah, it'sjust a really sad day. it's touched a lot of people, whether they're into the same politics or not. took my grandson out of school today, this afternoon, - so that he could also come and pay respects as well. _ everything felt local. the sound of the church service was broadcast on bbc radio essex. and friend and former conservative mp ann widdecombe spoke on behalf of sir david's wife and children. as a family, we are trying to understand why this awful thing has occurred. nobody should die in that way. please let some good come from this tragedy. his final journey through southend took him past his constituency office and the civic centre. the funeral mass will be in the grandeur of westminster cathedral tomorrow. but as it so often did fo

daniela relph has been looking back at his life. # isn't it bliss? # don't you approve?ic. # send in the clowns... it was stephen sondheim's only hit song — remarkably, because this was the man who revolutionised the american musical. as a young man he learned his trade from oscar hammerstein, the lyricist who wrote shows like oklahoma and the sound of music. sondheim, too, started by doing the words — notably for leonard bernstein's music in west side story. # i like to be in america! # ok by me in america! soon he was writing his own music as well. # for a small fee in america... most of the shows that followed were hits. and then in 1970 he came up with a new idea — a musical that didn't follow an obvious plot. # phone rings, door chimes, in comes company... company was a series of vignettes featuring a dozen central characters. no two sondheim musicals were the same. i don't want to get bored writing. and you know, it's — when you hit a chord that you've hit before or a technique of using a song that you've done before — or when i do, i get very nervous. and i think

let's go to our correspondent daniela relph in bridgetown, barbados. good evening. just after 10pm.t is happening in the coming hours? . ., , , hours? the official ceremony is already under _ hours? the official ceremony is already under way. _ hours? the official ceremony is already under way. we - hours? the official ceremony is already under way. we are - hours? the official ceremony is already under way. we are in l already under way. we are in the cultural part of the ceremony where we are seeing and hearing some of the best barbados has to offer for musicians and bands but in a couple of hours' time we will see that moment where barbados becomes the world's news republic and he had to watch that moment will be the prince of wales. and you have to imagine that it will be an evening of mixed emotions for him. he will for the final time military march past. he would take salute here for the last time and then you will watch as the royal standard, the queen's flag is lowered here and the new presidential flag flag is lowered here and the new presidentialflag is new presidential fl

daniela relph looks back at his career. # send in the clowns...ho revolutionised the american musical. as a young man, he learnt his trade from 0scar hammerstein, the lyricist who wrote shows like oklahoma and the sound of music. sondheim, too, started by doing the words, notably for leonard bernstein's music in west side story. # i like to be in america # 0k by me in america... soon, he was writing his own music as well. most of the shows that followed were hits and then in 1970 he came up with a new idea. a musical that didn't follow an obvious plot. "company" was a series of vignettes featuring a dozen central characters. no two sondheim musicals were the same. when you hit a chord that you have | hit before or you have a technique| of doing a song that you have done before, when i do it, _ i get very nervous and i think, "i have written that, - i must not do that again." somebody will catch me up on it, so to speak, i it's as if somebody is saying, "wait a minute, you did - that in that show!" into the woods was based on fairy stories, like ja

. >> thank you so much, daniela. pleasure to be here today. first i want to introduce both of our panelists. starting with senator jones, i want to welcome former u.s. senator from alabama, senator doug jones, who will be one of our two panelists in today's conversation. as a u.s. attorney for alabama, senator jones successfully prosecuted two kkk members for their role in the 1963 16th street baptist church bombing. and he has been a prominent civil rights advocate throughout his career. he has joined cap action as a distinguished junior fellow focusing on racial equity and social justice issues, as well as criminal justice and democracy reform. i'm also very excited to welcome representative anthony brown from maryland's fourth congressional district. representative brown serves on the house arms services committee as well as the committees on veterans affairs and transportation and infrastructure. the congressman is also co-chair of the new democrat coalition for national security task force. he is a retired colonel in the united states arm

daniela relph, bbc news, bridgetown, barbados.ugh 18 months for the industry, as curry restaurateurs faced the challenges of the pandemic. last year's ceremony was held virtually, due to coronavirus restrictions. we can speak now jaf ali, founder of khai khai restaurant in newcastle. he won the most innovative restaurant concept award. congratulations. quite a feather in your cap. tell us about your concept. your cap. tell us about your concept-— your cap. tell us about your concet, . , ., ., , ., , your cap. tell us about your concet. ~ , ., ., , ., ., concept. we started two years ago, one of the crucial— concept. we started two years ago, one of the crucial things, _ concept. we started two years ago, one of the crucial things, we - concept. we started two years ago, one of the crucial things, we began | one of the crucial things, we began a partnership with a chef named alfred and created a concept which is so unique, it's all based on the concept of play, back when gasoline did not exist, today, that is an innovation, cooking

here's our royal correspondent, daniela relph. windsor castle is christmas—ready.er sister, princess margaret, created an annual royal pantomime. for the first time, some of their costumes have come out of the archive and are on display. the two princesses were always the star performers. the shows were staged in this room, the waterloo chamber. the audience was castle staff, the local school, troops, and the king and queen. money from tickets sold was used to make blankets for soldiers on the front line. i know you were in the grand surroundings of windsor castle, but there is something quite ordinary about putting on a show for your family and your friends. yes, ordinary up to a point! i mean, they were supported by sound technicians that came specially from the bbc, you know, special set designers, but that was very much blended with that kind of homemade element too. so whilst the performances were, you know, looked very grand and very beautiful, there was very much a kind of homegrown spirit to it all. the pantos also showed the strong sibling bond. on stage,