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daniela relph, bbc news, sydney. thanks for your company over the last few hours.re on bbc news. hello there. this weekend sees the first named storm of the season. it has been named by the irish met service. at the moment, storm ashley is a long way away, over the other side of the atlantic, and yet to develop from that area of cloud. in advance of that, we have got this deep low running to the north—west of the uk, pushing in this cloud, bringing some rain and some stronger winds. but we still have mild air this afternoon, temperatures will be 16 or 17 degrees. the mist and low cloud and fog that we have had through the midlands and east of england slowly lifting as the breeze picks up. the stronger winds are in the west, where we have the cloud and this rain. this first bit of rain really won't amount to very much. the second band of rain is going to be heavier. as the winds fall lighter overnight, that rain is going to slow down as it moves into england and wales. clear skies do follow into the west, with temperatures in scotland and northern ireland down to 8

daniela: buenas tardes, lo he dicho, octubre marca una temporada muy importante en el cine.anza de estar nominados a las premiaciones del prÓximo aÑo. esta semana estrena una joya, que vaticino que estarÁ nominada al Óscar. ( habla en inglÉs) daniela: llega un thriller situado en el vaticano con un elenco insuperable. es el cÓnclave del colegio para elegir a un nuevo papa ,en la capilla celestina emitirÁn su voto en la elecciÓn mÁs secreta del mundo. tienen ambiciones y rivales. en las prÓximas 72 horas uno de ellos se convertirÁ en el lÍder espiritual con mÁs poder en la tierra. >> cÓmo se prepararon para interpretar estos personajes que forman parte de nuestra sociedad, pero a la vez no, no se puede casar?viven una vida muy secreta, no? >> tuvimos mucha suerte, eres afortunado cuando te presentan un guiÓn que ya lo tiene todo. muchas veces piensas, no me creo esto o de dÓnde viene esto?y tienes que analizarlo, hablar con el director, pedir que lo investiguen. no fue el caso con este guiÓn. crecÍ en italia, no tenÍamos extranjeros, la cultura extranjera estaba representada

el carro del padre de daniela que estaba afuera recibiÓ 18 impactos de bala. >> esta es la peor partelas autoridades investigan la causa del tiroteo y si hubo mÁs personas envueltas. reportera: el padre de texas condenado no pudo comparecer en corte argumentando cuestiÓn de seguridad. fue condenado forma tras su hija de solo dos aÑos en el 2002 al sacudirla violentamente. jorge: el precio la gasolina ha bajado y expertos dicen que estados unidos ha mejorado su capacidad de refinaciÓn. se espera que ahora que terminÉ el verano los precios bajen todavÍa mÁs. ilia: crece la preocupaciÓn en residentes de chicago ante el cierre de albergues. jorge: pedro sigue en el taller y nos dice quÉ paÍs proviene la mayorÍa los migrantes que se agregan a cruzar esa plena selva. ilia: y un paÍs implementÓ cuatro dÍas de trabajo a la semana, en breve detalles de semana, en breve detalles de los resultados. la familia junta hace una fuerza y la unión igual. es otra familia. donald trump es solo para los ricos. pero kamala harris entiende lo que es familia y tiene la fuerza para pelear para nosotros. seiu

sÁnchez tiene reacciones de la familia. >> hace dos aÑos, para la familia de liliana moreno y su hija danielana tristeza porque al saber que a Él ya lo arrestaron es saber que ellas no estÁn. >> saber dÓnde estÁn ellas. sea cual sea el desenlace, que ojaÁa sea que vuelvan con nosotros, pues con vida. >> despuÉs de ocho aÑos, castaÑo, quien hace ocho aÑos mantenÍa una relaciÓn extramarital con liliana y era el padre biolÓgico de la niÑa de ocho aÑos, fue persona de interÉs desde el inicio de su desapariciÓn. hoy el sospechoso compareciÓ ante un juez federal en miami, quien le negÓ una fianza y fue formalmente acusado de secuestro con resultado de muerte. segÚn el texto revelado por la fiscalÍa ese 30 de mayo, castaÑo intencionalmente captuÓo con engaÑos. sedujo, secuestrÓ, raptÓ, trasladÓ y retuvo a liliana moreno y a su hija con fines de recompensa y otros propÓsitos, y utilizÓ un celular, internet y un vehÍculo y la extensiÓn de una autopista para llevar a cabo el delito de acuerdo a la acusaciÓn, el detenido presuntamente retuvo a su expareja y despuÉs de una fuerte discusiÓn, segÚn su prop

daniela relph, bbc news, sydney. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. service. at the moment, storm ashley is a long way away, over the other side of the atlantic, and yet to develop from that area of cloud. in advance of that, we have got this deep low running to the north—west of the uk, pushing in this cloud, bringing some rain and some stronger winds. but we still have mild air this afternoon, temperatures will be 16 or 17 degrees. the mist and low cloud and fog that we have had through the midlands and east of england slowly lifting as the breeze picks up. the stronger winds are in the west, where we have the cloud and this rain. this first bit of rain really won't amount to very much. the second band of rain is going to be heavier. as the winds fall lighter overnight, that rain is going to slow down as it moves into england and wales. clear skies do follow into the west, with temperatures in scotland and northern ireland down to 8 or 9 degrees, but milder elsewhere. a change of fortunes, though, for tomorrow. it's going to be eastern england this

daniela relph, bbc news, sydney. stay with us here on bbc news. hello.however, the morning could look like this, particularly across southern and central areas of england. mist and fog really quite thick in places, but the fog shouldn't last. it will clear later in the morning, and thanks to the position of this area of high pressure and our southerly winds, it'll feel pleasant in that sunshine. and i think the mild air is here to stay at least until thursday. beyond that, somewhat cooler air will arrive off the atlantic. so the short term then, that fog forming across southern and south—eastern parts of england into east anglia, lincolnshire and further north into the vale of york. but i think it's in the south—east and east anglia, where the fog will be thickest, possibly visibilities as low as 100m or less, elsewhere, clearer skies. and this is the forecast for 8:00 in the morning, and the temperatures typically around nine or ten celsius. so once that fog eventually clears away and it may take time, it may first lift into low grey skies before that s

here's our senior royal correspondent daniela relph.r in the year. welcome, charles! those working closely with him say the visit has lifted his spirits, mood and recovery, describing it as a "perfect tonic". a senior royal official has told the bbc they are now working on a full overseas tour programme for the king and queen next year, with visits planned for the spring and autumn, as well as more engagements in the uk. on the partnership between the king and queen, royal aides said the king took great strength from the queen being with him in australia and samoa, because, as they put it, she keeps it real. a senior palace official also gave an insight into how the king has coped with his cancer diagnosis and ongoing treatment, which resumes on his return to the uk. they described him as being a great believer in mind, body and soul, and that his sense of duty keeps his mind and soul engaged while doctors make sure his body is properly looked after. daniela relph, bbc news. stay with us here on bbc news. much more on all of our stories

daniela relph, bbc news, sydney.nken and benjamin netanyahu. the us secretary of state saying they underscored the need to capitalise on israel's action to secure a hostage releases and end the conflict guts and emphasising the need for israel to take additional steps to increase and sustain the flow of humanitarian aid into gaza. there is a line from the un secretary—general saying he is appalled at the deadly strike near the beirut hospital and the lebanese government saying 63 people have been killed by israeli strikes in the last 2a hours. headlines are next. hello there. the next few days are looking pretty decent. we've got high pressure building in, that's going to lift temperatures. we should see more sunshine around, but we will have some issues with that dense fog during the morning periods, particularly on wednesday. today, though, is one of mostly dry with sunny spells, but there will be some showers around courtesy of this weather front. moving from west to east. stays quite windy across the northern hal

daniela relph, bbc news.y do not recognise results of the parliamentary election and calling it a "constitutional coup". partial results have put the long—governing georgian dream party in the lead. with more than two—thirds of precincts counted, it had nearly 53%. the election is seen as a pivotal moment, as whether georgia remains close to russia or moves closer to the european union and western partners. the election is considered one of the most important parliamentary elections since independence from the soviet union more than 30 years ago. from the capital, tbilisi, steve rosenberg reports. after this election, where will georgia move now? closer to the west? or will it look to moscow? when the polls closed, both sides claimed victory — the pro—western opposition, and the increasingly authoritarian ruling party, georgian dream. the power behind georgian dream is reclusive billionaire bidzina ivanishvili. his critics say that long before this vote, he was backsliding on democracy, and realigning georgia

we will have more from daniela relph and our colleagues in australia throughout that visit.one of our top stories. liam payne's former one direction bandmates say they are "completely devastated" following his death at the age of 31. the group has released a joint statement saying "we re completely devastated by the news of liam's passing. in time, and when everyone is able to, there will be more to say. but for now, we will take some time to grieve and process the loss of our brother, who we loved dearly". here's our correspondent fiona lamdin. # you don't know you're beautiful. liam payne, a music superstar. # it's got to be you. releasing hit after hit. helping one direction to global glory. he found fame while still a teenager, but his best friend from secondary school, john carpenter, knew him long before the rest of the world did. it was the first day of year 7 and liam came over to me and he said, "oh, come on, john, let's join the cross country team together". and ifound out later that he was a really keen runner and he had been running for many years, but, neverthel

daniela relph, bbc news. heart of its mission to make britain a clean energy superpower, but in some parts of the uk, projects have divided communities. work has just started on a 70,000—panel solarfarm in devon, and the company behind it says it's different because local people have been able to buy a stake in the project — but not everyone is happy, as kirk england reports. it looks like this now — soon it will look like this. those behind this solar farm in devon say it's different, and that is because of who owns it. this project does solar completely differently, this is owned by nearly 10,000 people. it enables people to be part of this amazing energy transition the uk is going through. not only can they feel really proud they are making a difference to climate change, they will also get savings off their electricity bill every month for its ao—year lifetime. 68 people within 20 miles of the project have invested in it and bought a stake. but mark marriott isn't one of them. we will be completely surrou

daniela relph, bbc news, sydney. on iplayer. david david. keir starmer says britain is back on the global stage but with the world on the brink, does he have what it takes? and the government rules out a royal apology for britain's role in the slave trade point why would saying sorry make a difference.

this update from our senior royal correspondent daniela relph, contains flashing images. arrival of the king and queen last night in torrential rain here in sydney. we watched the queen rather cautiously and tentatively, walking down those steps of the aircraft in some pretty terrible weather. and it is an unusual start to this royal tour because it begins with a day off and that is really unusual. royal tours normally kick in really quickly once the members of the royal family are on the ground in the country they are visiting, but that isn't the case this time. there is a day off built in today, and it is a reminder there is a day off built in today, court is a reminder there is a day off built in today, court of a reminder there is a day off built in today, court ofjustice, ier european court ofjustice, the top court in the eu, that said basically all of a country must be considered safe for a migrant to be sent back there and notjust a part of the country. and not 'ust a part of the country.— and not 'ust a part of the count . , _, , country. these were considered as

daniela relph, bbc news, central london.dglines. global warming has caused swiss glaciers to lose 4% of it�*s volume in 2023. this is what the peak of the matterhorn mountain looked like prior to succumbing to the effects of climate change. on friday, switzerland officially approved the treaty saying that the redefined borders had been drawn up in accordance with the economic interests of both parties. ajoint italian—swiss commission agreed to the changes in may of 2023, but italy still needs to sign. let�*s ta ke let�*s take you back to be rude, with live images of what the city looks like at the moment, it�*s about 4:25am in the morning in beirut and if you arejustjoining us, we can tell you to get up to speed with what�*s been happening. israel is in a flash warning urging residents in now here that hezbollah stronghold in beirut southern suburbs to evacuate, that warning was followed with a series of strikes, the first coming fewer than 30 minutes after israel�*s warnings. stay with us with bbc news. more coverage of tha

daniela relph, bbc news, raf northolt. do stay with us on bbc news.ve a weather watch picture from the manchester area showing some flooding from the river credu is. here is the latest flooding situation. we have a number of flood warnings in force but they have come down in the south—west. we“ve they have come down in the south—west. we've had these new flood warnings in northern england to go along with the problems we have across parts of the midlands. today there is a bit more rain to come in for the most part across eastern england it“s the most part across eastern england it's quite a steady rain with a few heavy bursts mixed in. now, today, yes, there is a bit more rain to come and for the most part across eastern england it“s quite a steady rain with just a few heavier bursts mixed in. so maybe another ten millimetres of rain to come. something like that. as we go through the rest of the day, with the heaviest rain, probably going into east anglia and across the greater london area. at the same time where we have some flooding concerns into no

daniela, de 36, su hijo y 19, su otro hijo de 17, y amelia de 18, enfrentan cargos por el homicidio nÚmeron san josÉ. francisco padilla fue identificado como la vÍctima mortal. es incierto si la vÍctima habrÍa tenido contacto previo con los sospechosos. tampoco se sabe quÉ fue lo que le robaron y quiÉn disparÓ el arma. el padre y otros familiares de la vÍctima, tampoco pudieron contener el llanto al ver a los responsables de arrebatarle la vida a francisco padilla. los sospechosos comparecerÁn nuevamente en corte el prÓximo lunes a las 1:30 de la tarde. >> lÍderes comunitarios electos de oakland partidarios de la alcaldesa, expresaron su apoyo a la funcionaria que se enfrenta un intento histÓrico de la instituciÓn. durante una conferencia de prensa, instaron a los residentes a votar a favor de tao en las elecciones de noviembre. la partidarios de la alcaldesa afirma que el proceso de destituciÓn ha sido financiado por mucho dinero. seÑalaron como el principal precursor de la instituciÓn. los activistas pro tao creen que la destituciÓn provocarÍa un caos. y 200 empleados del tribunal superi

daniela relph, bbc news, central london.on our love page including an update from joe who was spoke earlier about israel�*s desire to destroy hezbollah�*s mortar, the threat to itself. thank you for your company. we will see you again soon. hello there. well, as we start off october, things are looking a little drier for a couple of days, but it has been a very wet september across the southern half of the uk. in fact, some spots towards the south of england have seen three or four times the average september rainfall. and it�*s notjust been the wettest september on record for some places, it�*s also been the wettest month on record. there�*s been more flooding in didcot in oxfordshire here on monday, more flood warnings in force as we head through the rest of the night, mostly for central and north—western areas of england, where we�*re seeing the heaviest of the downpours. but that low has now pulled out into the north sea. still strong, gusty winds for these north sea—facing coasts, some more rain gradually sinking furthe

daniela: sÍ. divertido. pasan los aÑos.de tu familia son los protagonistas. eso es dinero fest. tenemos que ir porque como comunidad tenemos que entender el poder que tenemos. lo importante que es aprender sobre dinero. no hay manera mÁs linda y algo tan particular de los latinos que es aprender en comunidad. como me dijiste. hablar de dinero es normal. que no sea algo de lo que no estamos acostumbrados a hacer, pero mientras mÁs gente de nuestra comunidad veamos, mÁs vemos cÓmo lo vamos hacer, este domingo 20 de octubre. es un evento para latinos hechos por latinos. somos nosotros que estamos creando este evento para nuestra comunidad y para que juntos podamos cerrar esta brecha econÓmica y crear riqueza generacional. karla: claro que si. gracias, daniela, por acompaÑarnos esta maÑana. no se pierden este gran evento si viven en los angeles. un abrazo para ti. seguimos con mÁs. la ex pareja sorprende a todos al darse tremendo beso frente a la prensa. no te puedes perder la impactante confesiÓn que hizo la actriz. si eres ba

our senior royal correspondent daniela relph is in sydney.ortant, because it seemed unthinkable that this could happen a few months ago when buckingham palace announced that the king had cancer and would be stepping back from public facing duties for a while. back then it didn't seem possible that he would be able to cope with the rigours of that long journey from the uk, the punishing time difference, and day after day of engagements, but later today, friday morning here in sydney, later today, the king and queen will land in australia for the start of that royal tour and it's happening because adjustments have been made to his schedule on the advice of the king's doctors, so new zealand, which was in the original plan, has been completely removed. that means this trip is a shorter, the king can then return to the uk more quickly to resume his cancer treatment which is currently on hold. there is a rest day built into the itinerary which is pretty unusual. and here in australia there are no evening engagements planned, thatis are no evening

here's what daniela ways leader of an illegal settlement had to say about that from the front. but right? yes, yes, to the 9. and the, i'm sure it will be what about southern lebanon? if it's, it is part of the thought of it is in parts of syria file because of the lot. it's a huge, given all this information, is israel acting in self defense, or is there a wider regional plan and to help us go through that particular question and more we have joining us today saw me her mess, offer and associate professor at northwestern university here in the joining us a date from chicago journalist, shameless, my lack of sally lived with us from oregon and ryder doing your come all, joining us today from london. thank you all so much for being part of the stream doing yet. there's been a number of discussions about this online recently, including some arguing that is just a mistake to even talk about it. other say it's all conspiracy theory. what is your take? we just say that self defense was an excuse for us to actually see the emergence of greater israel. all right, so that question. yea

daniela: no tengo como agradecer a la gente que acepta mi trabajo y lo que hago con gusto para complacera y me dijo si si quieres y le dije si a ti no te importa entonces me hice un loop de ofelia y la rayita del ojo y tratar de emularla un poco y me dice uno de los directores ya pareces ofelia. [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] >> la primera actriz hablÓ sobre su estado de salud. daniela: yo no hago de muchas caso de muchas cosas y la gente inventa y digo yo bueno la gente no tendrÁ otro que hacer pero el caso es que aquÍ estoy grabando soy un ser humano de repente puede tener complicaciones de una cosa u otra o se te puede romper un hueso prestas aquÍ —— tÚ estÁs aquÍ haciendo tu trabajo. no pasa nada vine a trabajar y a ofrecer lo suyo ya estÁ pero tÚ me estÁs mirando entonces tÚ dices como estoy. >> amor amargo marca el reencuentro en la pantalla chica de cynthia y francisco gatorno que fueron esposos en la vida real. varios factores forman parte del proyecto. >> y primer protagÓnico junto con andrÉs que ha sido una joya compartir esta morena compartir escena ello con dani

daniela: ¡ya me caso! mario me pidiÓ matrimonio fue como soy una mujer comprometida como que me emocionÉ mucho con esta idea del matrimonio pero la neta de la fiesta y el estilo y todas esas cosas como que me di rienda suelta y tengo mucha ilusiÓn. >> la actriz han planeado cada detalle de la boday experiencia que le ha dejado claro que no pudo haber elegido mejor pareja que con quien va a unir su vida. daniela: yo sabÍa que Éramos buen equipo teniendo algo tangible y poderlos trabajar en conjunto con una menor las discusiones ha sido muy bonito. reafirma que ahÍ es. ya es a finales de mes ya ya se tren anabel ella me —— es en un bosque y estoy muy contenta. >> televisa espectÁculos luis alejandro ortega. fran: ya se nos creciÓ daniela y se va al altar y todo a casarse y se hace mama la vida espectacular. jomari: es una historia triste recuerdo que pasÓ con liam payne ahora su novia revela que tenÍa planes de casarse con Él kate publicÓ la carta en donde asegura esta situaciÓn. fran: y la tiene destrozada

satcha: se casÓ daniela lujÁn.ta y brilla con days to shine miami. en instantes te vamos a mostrar todo lo hermoso que pasÓ en ese maravilloso evento que llegÓ para quedarse en miami. raÚl: exactamente. hay mucha controversia, por otro lado, con esto de la contienda por la presidencia. satcha: vamos de lleno porque estamos a ocho dÍas de las elecciones presidenciales. "despierta amÉrica" te contamos que hacen ambas campaÑasen esta recta final. esto mientras no paran las reacciones al masivo meeting de donald trump donde pronuncia sus argumentos finales. promete mÁs recortes de impuestos. durante dicho acto varios o dadores lanzan ataques contra kamala harris que ara liderar sondeos nacionales 49 frente a 47%. en vivo, desde nueva york, peggy tiene la polÉmica por los comentarios contra puerto rico del comediante tony. adelante. peggy: buenos dÍas. exactamente. este evento polÍtico de donald trumpen el icÓnico madison donde su campaÑa iniciaba con el mensaje final precisamente a pocos dÍas de las elecciones se carac

what surrounds today's match and an exclusive interview with daniela kulkov when he was a player of moscow lokomotiv, he played in the champions league with the scene of events from azerbaijan, a report by andrey kozlov. especially for the arena program, we went to the coast of the caspian sea, well, of course, this is a joke not only for the arena program, for various projects of the first information channel, but it is in this broadcast that we summarize such an impression before the important, in fact, generally historical start of minsk dynamo football conference league, because this program, this issue, the arena program is coming out on the eve of this match. the match will start at 19:45 minus. time, if you are watching the original broadcast, it is now 18:30, but it may be a little, and the football players of minsk dynamo are probably already warming up before this match right now. so, we have the main stage starting, the elite one, which is called the elite stage of the conference league, which is held in a new format. minsk dynamo got through the sieve of such a difficult select

this update from our senior royal correspondent daniela relph, contains flashing images.y improved since the arrival of the king and queen last night in torrential rain here in sydney. we watched the queen rather cautiously and tentatively, walking down those steps of the aircraft in some pretty terrible weather. and it is an unusual start to this royal tour because it begins with a day off and that is really unusual. royal tours normally kick in really quickly once the members of the royal family are on the ground in the country they are visiting, but that isn't the case this time. there is a day off built in today, and it is a reminder that this is a a king and queen heading into their late 70s, and they have been given this day off to recover after the long journey from london. it is also, of course, a nod to the fact that the king is still unwell. he has cancer, he is still undergoing cancer treatment and this whole tour has been put together on doctor's orders under medical advice. so, a day off today the couple are resting at admiralty house, the official residence

rights activist who was arrested for chanting "he's not my king". 0ur senior royal correspondent daniela a familiarface — the actressjoanna lumley, currently working in sydney, met the king and queen on theirfinal engagement in australia. this was the biggest crowd they'd drawn by far during the trip, with many waiting for several hours. welcome, charles. welcome. he shook my hand and i wasjust like, i wasjust silent. and then he goes, "i hope i didn't keep you waiting long." and i go, "oh, i would wait forever for you, my majesty. " this is the king and queen's big goodbye to australia. this tour has had its challenges, from whether it would happen at all because of the king's cancer treatment, to yesterday's protest. but it draws to a close today in front of huge, supportive crowds. it is australia's uno trip would be complete without some barbecuing royals. this is the longest trip overseas he has attended. it is australia, of course, so no trip would be complete without some barbecuing royals. this is the most prolonged period we've seen the king on duty this year. buckingham palace

. >> daniela lleva ya tres semestres en este programa y llegÓ como muchos de sus compaÑeros, buscandoes de de de personas. >> las clases se imparten en inglÉs. la mayorÍa de estos talentosos estudiantes no habla espaÑol, pero si lo cantan y lo hacen con mucha gracia y pasiÓn. pero sobre todo sentimiento. alexander estÁ encaminado a terminar una carrera de medicina, pero llegÓ esta clase buscando acercarse mÁs a su cultura. >> si quiero ser mÉdico, pero siempre voy a tener el mariachi, la mÚsica en mi corazÓn, los programas de mariachi en colegios y universidades estÁn aumentando de popularidad, especialmente aquÍ en texas, arizona y california, donde ya se ofrecen certificaciones y tambiÉn tÍtulos. >> el programa ha llamado la atenciÓn a nivel nacional y el mariachi, los paisanos ha sido invitado a importantes festivales donde sorprenden con su talento y sus refinado sonido. y es que estos jÓvenes estÁn aprendiendo a tocar la mÚsica tradicional mexicana con un sentido acadÉmico, leyendo las notas musicales, pero nunca perdiendo la esencia de esta mÚsica que es puro sentimiento al nive

jomari: ambos anunciaron su compromiso hace unos dÍas y daniela nos cuentan los detalles.os y apenas me estÁ cayendo. >> la actriz compartiÓ detalles del motivo momento. daniela: la verdad no me lo esperaba en ese dÍa y este momento sabÍa que iba a llegar no sabÍa cÓmo pero si les compartÍ a ustedes desde el dÍa uno que se novia de juan sabÍa que me iba a casar con el sabÍa que iba a durar toda la vida con Él. >> disfruta de su carrera como actriz y prÓximamente darÁ vida a catalina. daniela: es una chica muy buena con un corazÓn muy noble pero viene a revolucionar a muchas personas que conviven con ella. vive en la casa de uno de los mÁs grande villanos de la historia es una chica que se atreve que no solamente es buena tambiÉn es un poquito rebelde. y ayuda a muchas personas muy contenta y agradecidapor la oportunidad es un personaje muy bonito. lo estoy haciendo con todo mi corazÓn para que al pÚblico le guste mi trabajo. [mÚsica] [mÚsica] fran: pues que se lo vote es uno de los momentos mÁs bellos de una mujer al menos para mÍ cuando te pides que seas su esposa. eso es

our royal correspondent daniela relph reports.on air ambulance, the prince of wales had led the fundraising drive. david beckham was a key supporter, and today he got a personal royal tour of the new helicopter. the prince, a former search and rescue pilot, was an expert guide. tell us a little bit about that invite. it was a personal request from the prince himself. yeah, you know, i know what this means to prince william. and the moment he called and asked me to be... i had to hide my excitement a little bit because, like i said, i've been a fan of the london air ambulance for a long time, being an east end boy. and these guys rely on public funding and donations, and the fact that i could get involved and we could raise the money that we raised, you know, bought one of these incredible helicopters. so it's nice to help in a small way. prince william met pilots and paramedics who will work on the two new aircraft, which are operational from today. although poor weather prevented the prince getting airborne. thank you so much! no

here's our senior royal correspondent, daniela relph. currently working in sydney, met the king and queen on theirfinal engagement in australia. this was the biggest crowd they'd drawn by far during the trip, with many waiting for several hours. welcome, charles. welcome. he shook my hand and i wasjust like, i wasjust silent. _ and then he goes, "i hope i didn't keep you waiting long." _ and i go, "oh, i would wait forever for you. my majesty" _ this is the king and queen's big goodbye to australia. this tour has had its challenges, from whether it would happen at all because of the king's cancer treatment, to yesterday's protest. but it draws to a close today in front of huge, supportive crowds. earlier, at sydney's national centre of indigenous excellence, yesterday's protest in canberra was acknowledged by elders, but there was pride that the king had visited. i'm just so happy that he came to the community, because they choose to go wherever, and he chose to come here, and we have to be respectful of that, and i'm happy to have him h

daniela relph is following the visit from sydney.minated events in sydney today. we have seen the final engagement of the king and queen in sydney harbour and the sydney opera house, new south wales police say more than 6000 people turned out to see them for their final engagements, there was a short meet the public moment for the king and a huge amount of support on the final day of their visit to sydney. yes, there have been blips, of course the protest yesterday in parliament in canberra and one arrest today as you have mentioned, but against the backdrop of a huge amount of public support for the king and queen that has been something that has given them a lot of joy, a lot of warmth but that has been the final and lasting impression for the last day of the tour. how has the king managed this trip? of course, his health has been a big issue in the run—up to this visit? i think buckingham palace will be really relieved they got to australia in the first place and things have largely run very smoothly for them out here. nine months

daniela relph, bbc news, sydney.ncer. weinstein was jailed four years ago for rape and sexual assault. the appeals court threw out the conviction, but he remains in prison while he awaits a retrial. the film mogal has suffered a multitude of health problems since being jailed, and is receiving treatment for his condition in prison. it is day two ofthe un's biodiversity summit, copi6, which is bringing nearly 200 countries together to discuss the fate of the world's rapidly declining wildlife populations. the conference is being hosted in cali, columbia, with the goal of being the most inclusive in it's history. however, a staggering 85% of countries have missed the un's deadline to submit new nature pledges for the biodiversity summit, including twelve of the "megadiverse countries" and three g7 countries which include the uk. countries have cited various reasons for the delays, such as election cycles and funding issues, but there are now fears there will be implications for global biodiversity efforts. let's speak

daniela ralph, bbc news, sydney. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. hello. a bit of a gloomy start for some of us tomorrow morning with a thick fog on the way but i promise you some sunshine come the afternoon. that fog might lingerfor afternoon. that fog might linger for afternoon. that fog might lingerfor a time but the sun will be out. let's get the forecast for the short term, across the uk, and mostly clear skies through the evening and a bit windy and more windy and the western isles with bits and pieces of light rain but here is the fog forming across more southern parts of the uk, so from the south—east of england into east anglia, and parts of the midlands as well, around some of the midlands as well, around some of the midlands as well, around some of the country lanes, the fog could be up to a hundred metres or less. but it will linger through the morning and then by late morning it should mostly lift to those low, grey clouds and eventually sunshine should develop in the afternoon. then to the north of that, it is too breezy for fog to form overn

daniela, you're reading teacher and we have jennifer. she's a school counselor, but she was previously a teacher. talk a little bit about this. they say that they don't have the money and would offset kind of the budget in the reserves. what is your response to >> we had a fact-finding hearing on october second and it proved in the report that management does have the money. we are one of the wealthiest zip codes in the united states. >> we have a very big budget and we are able to pay teachers and students. >> for fair compensation and benefits. and what is your message this morning? you know, too, those at the district and even some of those students just keep in mind, everybody to students are still here arriving at the school. >> but essentially they're just being taken over to the cafeteria or the playground because there's no teachers in sight. we're doing this for our students and for the future of education and to create i our school. what we know. is one of the best in the areas and we want to continue that route and be being ab

. >> plus, daniela garrido is showing us some of the best activities in wine country during harvest season. and the beautiful clothing designs of the lieutenant diosa. we get to take an inside look at what it takes to hand make these lovely dresses. and as always, we want to hear it. you have to say about our question of the day. so go ahead and scan the qr code on your screen right now. james, try not to laugh at this one. today we're asking in honor of world egg day. what is your favorite dish? that includes exit. let us know in your answer. could be read live today on the show at 01:00pm right here on kron 4. i've got to get a quick answer from you, james. a lot. i mean, all year long, any time of year eggs, benedict, who? go to ok, good. this time of than last, nick. not. >> i didn't even think of that. all about answer thanks, damien fahey, do. >> all right. it is 10 56 and a hotel chain is offering a dream job. get paid to travel the world and eat your way through it. how does that sound ramada by wyndham is launching a contest to find someone who will be their ceo or chief officer.

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de todos modos voy a tenerle que ver en la cara a daniela, a rodrigo y a toda la familia montalvo.

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daniela relph, bbc news.y released photos of a young prince william show him visiting a homeless charity with his mother princess diana in 1993. it's part of a new itv documentary about the prince of wales, where he discusses his determination to find ways to tackle homelessness. he says he talks to his children about the issue much like his mother did with him and his brother prince harry. labour mp mike amesbury says he will co—operate with police after a video emerged appearing to show him involved in an altercation in cheshire in the early hours of saturday morning. the runcorn and helsby politician is seen pointing and saying, "you won't threaten an mp ever again, will you?" the footage was filmed by an onlooker and it's not clear what happened moments beforehand. cheshire police said officers were called to reports of an assault and were examining the circumstances. veteran bbc radio two presenter, johnnie walker is hanging up his headphones today after nearly 60 years because of ill health. earlier thi

a warning — this report from our senior royal correspondent daniela relph contains flashing images. queen last night and torrential rain here in sydney. we watched the queen mother cautiously and tentatively walking down those steps of the aircraft in some pretty terrible weather. it's an unusual start to this royal tour because it begins with a day off, and that's really unusual — royal tours usually kick in really quickly once members of the royal family are on the ground in the country they are visiting but it isn't the case this time. there is a day off built—in today and it's a reminder that this is a king and queen heading into their late 70s and they have been given this day off to recover after the long journey from london. it's also, of course, a nod to the fact that the king is still unwell, he has cancer and is still undergoing cancer treatment, and this whole tour has been put together on doctor's orders, under medical advice, so i day off today, the couple are resting at admiralty house, the official residence of the governor—general here in sydney, and we will see them

daniela relph, bbc news, sydney. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. thank you. and he is on a media lights. what does that tell us about robert jenrick�*s hopes of becoming the next conservative leader? he is here live. —— on a media blitz. welcome to newsnight for insights and interviews. the prime minister keir starmer appears to have been pulled into us presidential election. tonight, the trump team have filed a legal complaint against both the harris campaign and the labour party here for — and i quote — "illegalforeign campaign contributions and interference in the us election". in a moment, we're going to talk to a man tipped for the job of secretary of state if donald trump wins. we can talk to him right now. thank you for talking to our british audience. good evening. thank you for havin: audience. good evening. thank you for having the- _ audience. good evening. thank you for having the. this _ for having the. this legal complaint. _ for having the. this legal complaint, doesn't - for having the. this legal complaint, doesn't that i for havin