david rebecca manufactures bunker's for american customers, and for german distributors like the berlin based company, b, s. s. d sales have risen dramatically since the start of the war in ukraine. oh yeah, i'm so glad that it's a good one. we've also noticed it with the number of visitors to our website. we used to have about a 100 visitors a day and, and suddenly it was 10000 a day. you can imagine what potential is represented. but then we thought a, well, the wall might go on for relatively long time, and then it will be over. and then interest will wayne again and oh, just the opposite of our guns and gain time. they offer bunkers in different sizes, including a medium sized one, or a small panic room for $15000.00 euros. this room is just for half an hour. so that's why we are that police alarm with your security, where it, when there is something happening, you just close your family and you just press the button and you just wait a at the moment, workers here are producing several bunkers. orders are coming from affluent individuals across europe who want shelters buried beneat

rebecca: david arben grew up in warsaw. joe: but jackson-picht's devotion to her teacher didn't end with his death. she created a program about arben's life with video, violin, and storytelling. rebecca: we took that program into schools, community centers, churches, synagogues, basically anywhere they would have us. joe: she commissioned a piece of music dedicated to arben called "hope." it's through the notes of music a korean american and a polish jew found friendship. rebecca: it's such a great example of how music is a bridge across cultures. joe: a song, a connection, playing in the great symphony of life. ♪♪♪ joe: well, sometimes, in the post-pandemic world, life can feel a little heavy. so here's a story that's light as air. a while back i was walking through a park near san francisco's embarcadero when i spotted a guy making giant bubbles. i figured there had to be a story there and, well, there sure was. kurth reis: i just needed something to do. my girlfriend's working from home. joe: we're living in what can feel

rebecca morrelle, bbc news. dr davidback to the moon, to mars, and beyond. i asked him about the significance of the planned rocket launch. this is very significant because as we said, this is very significant because as we said, this this is very significant because as we said, this is this is very significant because as we said, this is the first time that a satellite, a series of small satellites will be in orbit from uk soil. we are very good at building the small satellites but this launcher will take into space and it is hoped that with the ability to launch them, this will prime the market for small companies who want to develop space capabilities and new technologies which they can build into small satellites and test so as we said, the uk space industry can turn the small companies into larger companies. if small companies into larger companies-_ small companies into larger comanies. , ., , , companies. if performing pretty well in terms _ companies. if performing pretty well in terms of _ companies. if performi

rebecca morrelle, bbc news. we can speak to dr davidto mars, and beyond. thank you for coming on the programme. how significant do you think this is for the uk? this programme. how significant do you think this is for the uk?— think this is for the uk? this is very significant _ think this is for the uk? this is very significant because - think this is for the uk? this is very significant because this i think this is for the uk? this is very significant because this is| think this is for the uk? this is . very significant because this is the first time a satellite, a small subtle it will be going into orbit from uk soil. we are very good at building the small satellites that this launcher will put in the space and it's hoped that with the ability to launch them, this will prime the market and for small companies to develop space capabilities and new technologies which will lead to small satellites and test, for the space industry and he can turn these small companies in the large companies. small companies in the large companies-— small

david stokes looks back on his career brothers in arms. jan lucas ali embracing rebecca mancini. it's former teammate and friend for over 40 years. after watching italy, when the year rose in 2021. when she need the head coach had hired the earliest, the teams delegation chief of early continued it until last month. before stepping away to focus on his health, the ali was originally diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2017, but given the old, clear a year later, only for it to return a few months after italy's triumph at wembley stadium. he died on friday, leaving his wife and 2 daughters. the other is their paramita of. it's a sad day for me though i say good bye to a friend or a colleague, a very nice person, or a great player. may he rest in peace. the ollie's career took off when he signed for some doria in 1984, he scored 85 li goes on the sorry, our title 3 italian cups and the european cup. when his cup as well. he was soon called up to the national team. i went on to play 59 times for italy, representing him. it's who will cups. mexico 1986, an italian 90. in 1992, we sec

rebecca reid. plus as serial rapist cop david carrick sparks i review of historic sexual and domestic abuse claimsofficers. can we still trust the police? and will this be used by woke critics to try and fund the met? we'll get stuck into that next with globalist in chief klaus schwab opening the world economic forum in davos by, urging global leaders to master future. it's the influential organisation trying to be boss the earth as suggested today by elon musk. that's how big debate at 1030. and the sad of old white legends at the bbc continues. ken and the sad of old white legends at the bbc continues . ken bruce at the bbc continues. ken bruce ditches radio to his radio plays. but it says it does greatest hits. i love playing big tunes , big hits, lovely big tunes, big hits, lovely music. so it's the perfect place for me . i'll analyse that for me. i'll analyse that shortly. plus, the bbc suffered a hugely embarrassing gaffe tonight as gary lineker's fa cup broadcast was sabotaged by. x—rated noises. broadcast was sabotaged by. x—rated noises . we've been at fa x—rated noises. we've been at fa

rebecca reid. plus as serial rapist cop david carrick sparks i review of historic sexual and domestic abuse claimsofficers. can we still trust the police? and will this be used by woke critics to try and fund the met? we'll get stuck into that next with globalist in chief klaus schwab opening the world economic forum in davos by, urging global leaders to master future. it's the influential organisation trying to be boss the earth as suggested today by elon musk. that's how big debate at 1030. and the sad of old white legends at the bbc continues. ken and the sad of old white legends at the bbc continues . ken bruce at the bbc continues. ken bruce ditches radio to his radio plays. but it says it does greatest hits. i love playing big tunes , big hits, lovely big tunes, big hits, lovely music. so it's the perfect place for me . i'll analyse that for me. i'll analyse that shortly. plus, the bbc suffered a hugely embarrassing gaffe tonight as gary lineker's fa cup broadcast was sabotaged by. x—rated noises. broadcast was sabotaged by. x—rated noises . we've been at fa x—rated noises. we've been at fa

david stokes explains it was a pack house in the rod laver arena. nearly $15000.00 fans turning out to see elena rebecca against the arena's olenka to gladiators, competing for the 1st grand slam of the year. it was rebecca, he started strongest cas, extend star looking for a 2nd, made a title in 7 months after winning wimbledon last year. she took me happening, set 6 games to for it was the 1st set saddle anchor dropped in 2023, but she began to settle down in what was her 1st major final the 5th see the one her previous 3 meetings with rebecca. and she took the 2nd set $63.00 to square things up. yes. ah, that effectively set up a one set shoot out for the trophy. and the momentum stay visible anchor. she got the crucial break and soon found herself serving for the match. she failed to convert 3 championship points, but at the 4th time of asking, she finally got over the line. yes, the 1st grand slam titles to the 24 year old because it belushi supported the russian invasion of ukraine. she wasn't allowed to officially represent a country in melbourne in e. she's the 1st ever neutral player to win a t

david stokes. it's back on his career. i brothers in arms, john lucas ali embracing rebecca mancini. it's for my teammate and friends for over 40 years. after watching italy, when the year rose in 2021. when she need the head coach had hired the earliest, the teams delegation chief of early continued it until last month. before stepping away to focus on his health. the ali was originally diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2017, but given the old, clear a year later, only for it to return a few months after italy's triumph at wembley stadium. he died on friday, leaving his wife and 2 daughters. the other is there, but i mean, it's a sad day for me though i say good bye to a friend by a colleague, a very nice person, girl, a great player, may he rest in peace. the earliest career took off when he signed for some doria in 1984, he scored 85 li goes on the sorry, our title 3 italian cups and the european cup. when his cup as well. he was soon called up to the national team. i went on to play 59 times for italy, representing him. it's who will cups. mexico 1986 and italian 90. in 9092, w

explain why in a special digest before my superstar panel delivered, david, tonight, i'm joined by a man of brazil, calvin robinson and rebeccanson and rebecca reid . then i'll bring you more expert analysis from royal insiders. at 1050, an esteemed biographer, tom bower, investigates harry's fall from grace. let's see you then become the quote sadly man. he accuses his critics of being with. king charles reportedly furious at his son for causing his red line by attacking his wife, the queen consort . is it by attacking his wife, the queen consort. is it time by attacking his wife, the queen consort . is it time the palace consort. is it time the palace retaliated, welcoming his biographer , levin takes on biographer, levin takes on social commentator joanna

rebecca jones. the headlines: a misconduct hearing has formally dismissed david carrick from the metropolitan policerom harmful content online after the government concedes to a rebellion of backbench mps. the bbc has learned the financially troubled battery manufacturer britishvolt will enter administration today after last—minute talks to keep the firm afloat fell through. a constitutional row develops between the uk and scottish governments after westminster announces plans to block a scottish bill designed to make it easierfor people to change their legal gender. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. i don't know if i will offend our italian fans, but i can't deny the victory for andy murray has cheered me up. victory for andy murray has cheered me u -. , victory for andy murray has cheered me u . _ , ., , victory for andy murray has cheered me u -. , . , . , andy murray described himself as "unbelievably happy and very proud" after producing a stunning performance to reach round two of the australian open. murray beat the 2021wimbledon finallist matteo berretini and certainl

david starkey and to give their thoughts off the back of that our broadcaster darren grimes writer rebecca rebecca reed . rebecca, you have a reed. rebecca, you have a daughter. how do you feel about the prospect of her being obuged the prospect of her being obliged study maths until the age of 18? i would genuinely consider from 16. i think it is so unfair. firstly also, i'd like to thank you for the call that you gave me last week . i'm that you gave me last week. i'm secondly. yes, i. no, i think it's i mean, if she's anything like me and i really hope she is, i'm on a lot of levels i think it's to address i think it's a really way to make people which to leave there's absolutely no point in forcing people things they people to study things they don't they're not don't enjoy in that they're not good i can hear my good as. yeah. i can hear my producer coughing my ear as well. it. well. everyone's caught it. i don't think it was from me. so i think. darren. do you applaud what i said, at what she said? like i said, at least thinking outside the least thinking outside of the box to find a

explain why in a special digest before my superstar panel delivered, david, tonight, i'm joined by a man of brazil, calvin robinson and rebecca reid .then calvin robinson and rebecca reid . then i'll bring you more expert analysis from royal insiders. at 1050, an esteemed biographer, tom bower, investigates harry's fall from grace. let's see you then become the quote sadly man. he accuses his critics of being with. king charles reportedly furious at his son for causing his red line by attacking his wife, the queen consort . is it by attacking his wife, the queen consort. is it time by attacking his wife, the queen consort . is it time the palace consort. is it time the palace retaliated, welcoming his biographer , levin takes on biographer, levin takes on social commentator joanna zhu. that's the clash at 920, the malicious memoir may be out, but harry's media assault no sign of slowing as he makes this latest bombshell claim . the king of the bombshell claim. the king of the netherlands and the king of norway have led by example . the norway have led by example. the king of the netherlands has acknowledged and apologised for

explain why in a special digest before my superstar panel delivered, david, tonight, i'm joined by a man of brazil, calvin robinson and rebecca reid .then calvin robinson and rebecca reid . then i'll bring you more expert analysis from royal insiders. at 1050, an esteemed biographer, tom bower, investigates harry's fall from grace. let's see you then become the quote sadly man. he accuses his critics of being with. king charles reportedly furious at his son for causing his red line by attacking his wife, the queen consort . is it by attacking his wife, the queen consort. is it time by attacking his wife, the queen consort . is it time the palace consort. is it time the palace retaliated, welcoming his biographer , levin takes on biographer, levin takes on social commentator joanna zhu. that's the clash at 920, the malicious memoir may be out, but harry's media assault no sign of slowing as he makes this latest bombshell claim . the king of the bombshell claim. the king of the netherlands and the king of norway have led by example . the norway have led by example. the king of the netherlands has acknowledged and apologised for

david halberstam the best and e brightest. bright shining liects secondhand time, tony lucas, common ground. rebecca west, bambnd gray falcon. k fisher the art of eating. >> well, to anyone who knows about food writing she sort of defined o it for a whole generation of americans. and iras have to say as escapism goes i highly recommend. stuart you are currently reading bill cohen'sur power failure and afterlife? >> that is a nobel prize winner in literature prints a great novel i'm reading from a book club. >> and peter baker is currently reading nicholas gage a lady? jon meacham and there was light about abraham lincoln. and getting ready to read john farrell's ted kennedy. mike, west virginia and thanks for holding your on with susan glasser and peter baker. please go ahead. >> caller: hello susan and peter. i grew up in the middle east and learn to be skeptical about state run tv so i listen to different news outlets, bbc, monte carlo, israel and others. i think the news media here cover what they want and don't cover what theyth want. i think msnbc covers certain stories they're very dark and they fox fabricate stories a

david halberstam, the best and brightest. bright shining lie. svetlana, secondhand time. tony lucas, common ground. rebeccalamb and grey falcon here and fisher, the art is eating. >> guest: well, to anybody who knows about food writing, she sort of defined it for a whole generation of americans, and have to say like as escapism goes, i highly recommend it. >> host: and you aret. currently reading bill collins power failure, abdul, afterlife, afterlife. >> guest: that's the nobel prize winner in literature. it's a great novel i'm reading for my book club from peter baker is currently reading nicholas gage. jon meacham and there was light about abraham lincoln. and getting ready to read john farrell, ted kennedy. mike, virginia. thanks for holding. you on with susan glass and peter baker. please go ahead. >> caller: yeah, hello, peter, susan and peter. i grew up in the middle east and i learned to be skeptical about state-run tv, so listen to different news outlet, bbc, israel, other news media of the home country. just i think news media here cover what they want at the don't cover whatt they want. i think