. >> thank you very much, devon.s my panel. a former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie, the historian mackenzie, and the historian broadcaster tessa dunlop, kelvin , isn't this sort of back to the 19805 , isn't this sort of back to the 1980s when you've got high unemployment and you actually disguise it because it's less embarrassing for everybody if you say it's people who are, well, well, they're certainly i mean , this is a highly technical mean, this is a highly technical discussion, really, to be truthful . truthful. >> but the reality of it is, is that there has been an explosion in mental health issues being used by people as a form of not having to go through the rigours of simply being unemployed. now the question is, is there an explosion in mental health issues ? a and secondly, if there issues? a and secondly, if there issues? a and secondly, if there is , how on earth are we going to is, how on earth are we going to afford it? and the truth about the matter is we need people to work. we are getting les

. ♪ ♪ devon: it was very scary, very unexpected.have other issues that we need to address. he called it proximal femoral focal deficiency. dr. cho: in gianna's case, she had a leg that was essentially non-functional below the knee. and although she could have been able to do some things with that non-functional leg, she would not be able to do as much as if she got an amputation and was fitted with a prosthesis. and so that type of decision isn't taken lightly. but we are fortunate that we take care of so many kids with this condition. sean: fortunately, our ob-gyn, her husband, was an orthopedist, and he was actually friends with the chief of staff at shriners in los angeles. and so very quickly, he had us on the phone with an orthopedic, just explaining to us what condition this was, what type of life we could expect. devon: she was born, and she was perfect, and it was so calm and peaceful in that moment. and i think having sophia already and her having a big sister. life just-- okay, let's go. she was about three months old. we

just so i'll view, is there a way devon this started last year? did it not phase one this i'm told it was about half a 1000000 of of guns were repacked created. they were ones with no papers, a tool as i understand it. now it's phase 2 people who have been issued with something called an ask um citizen card. so these are people that had don't comments to be in pockets, dawn and it seems like pockets. dawn is now arbitrarily changing. the village as he of the pos is itself issued. it seems like it's hard luck. we change the rules. we do agree as well. exactly. i mean, the package that has not signed international refugee convention, so they are little bit different than other states, but they certainly have given scans, legal paperwork, like you said, to ask him citizen car, which was issued to more than 800000 people. so more than 800000 atkins, that had been in pakistan for many years. i have this legal right to stay in pakistan or so they thought, but now they are being deported are being asked to return and of those half 1000000 never returned

grace is just one of the 1700 former land girls that farmed in devon.out about the women's land army locally. they did so much to feed the country. dame trudy denman, who was the director of the women's land army during the second world war, said the land army fight in the fields, and it is in the fields that we may well win this battle. well win this battle, because without the nation being fed, we could not fight the war. so they were an amazing group of women. did you ever drive a tractor? i did drive a little ferguson. did you? but i wasn't supposed to because i hadn't passed my test! 0k. not all land girls lived and worked together as part of a gang. ruby terry worked on a neighbour's farm in kingston and never got a uniform or badge. 85 years later, becks has brought one along for her. you were definitely one of the girls that got forgotten, so i think that you should have a badge. ruby milked the cows twice a day and worked in the fields in the afternoon. that is your land army badge. thank you very much for all that you did during the war to mak

devon has a free cash flow yield.ne thing is the execution improving and the cap ex is supposed to fall 10%. that willhelp the free cash flow. the debt is in great shape. they barely have any debt on the books. i look at this and a dark horse coming off a bad year. i think devon could benefit. >> your number one pick is quantas services. thank you very much. >> thank you, frank. >>> tomorrow, we will have malcolm ethridge sharing his picks as well. >>> now let's get a check of the corporate stories with silvana henao. silvana. >> some are urges astrazeneca to vote against the pay package for the ceo. the financial times reports the plan would pay him up to $23.6 million is being called excessive by iss. since taking the helm in 2021, he has taken astrazeneca up on the index. >>> and shein has seen profits more than double as it seeks approval from beijing to move ahead with a stock listing in new york or london. documents seen by the financial times shows shein hit a record of $2 billion in profits last year and $45 b

. so when it rains devon.age. sewage isn't that colour . and it sewage isn't that colour. and it comes out of an overflow when it comes out of an overflow when it comes out of an overflow when it comes out of an overflow. it is very that's run off from very clear that's run off from a field, almost certainly the issue we have at this time of year water isn't tested . year is that water isn't tested. but we do know from the water companies comes of our companies what comes out of our overflow at overflow pipes. up here is at least 95% rainwater. therefore it's not raw sewage . and up here it's not raw sewage. and up here we're on the edge of the atlantic ocean and it is going out into the atlantic ocean below line. and the below the tide line. and the testing that has already been done up here ahead of the new bathing water season is showing that our beaches have retained bathing water season is showing that yexcellentes have retained bathing water season is showing that yexcellent bathing retained bathing wate

that is why we are providing devon with £17 million to deliver better bus services.and we introduced the £2 fair bus cap. but i know my honourable friend, the secretary of state for transport, was recently visiting my honourable friend, seeing the benefits of reopening barnstaple bus station. and it's clear that the local liberal democrats should just get on and do it. >> we now come to the leader of the opposition, keir starmer. can i too welcome the postmasters in the gallery in their quest for justice? and, mr speaken their quest for justice? and, mr speaker, this week we marked 35 years since the disaster at hillsborough and the enduring courage and determination of the families must be marked by the passing of a hillsborough law. yes. mr speaker, we also lost lord richard rosser, a lifelong member of the labour party. he will be greatly missed and our thoughts are with his wife, sheena. his family and friends. mr speaker, i am privileged to be the proud owner of a copy of the former prime minister's new book. it's a rare unsigned copy. it's quite that. it's the

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devon in new york, devon? >> mr. kramer thanks for all you do. and thank you for getting me ready for the real world. >> you sound like you're very ready and fired up, how can i help you? >> i just have a question, given the growth that they've seen in the past couple of months, will j.p. morgan consider the exceptional growth? >> i have to tell you, you really hit the nail on the head which is that jamie may not want to tell us positive stories, he may be too conservative. let's let the earnings speak for themselves. this company sells 12 times earnings, that is ridiculous. i think the numbers will be good. i don't now if the stock will react to it. today it was astonishing, got pummeled by the subpar performers had a day in the sun. the continuing to dominate the file. what has brought the company to this point with the ceo. looking for some text stocks that have potential. i have identified a handful that will be worth watching. i'm going straight to the source, the ceo of crowd strike. stay, win, kramer. >> don't miss a second of mad money, h

there, but it's on the devon cornwall border.s coming up to about 28 years. wow. so you can imagine 28 years ago, buying this farm and i can remember when i wanted to buy this farm, people would say to me, well, why are you wanting to buy a farm down in devon, you know, or this of metropolitan types this sort of metropolitan types are saying, well, don't they lynch black people down there? and the things i find and one of the things i find really, frustrating is really, really frustrating is there's about there's this prejudice about people from rural britain. yeah. even today there's a massive prejudice and it's based on. >> and why is that, wilfrid? >> and why is that, wilfrid? >> well, it's based on naivety and not and people not having any real knowledge of what it's absolute ignorance. and i think the thing is, is that i feel safer being in rural britain than i would be in urban britain. you know, you know, you could rely and depend on your your neighbours. you need to rely and depend on each other to be able to sort of. >>

out cloud and rainfor cornwall, devon, somerset perhaps along the southern counties too.particularly across northern and eastern scotland. through this evening, if anything, the rain could turn heavierfor a time in the evening, if anything, the rain could turn heavier for a time in the south of the uk. certainly aligning along the m4, of the uk. certainly aligning along the ma, so a soggy picture through this evening overnight. north of that, with the clear skies, you can see a touch of frost for northern england, northern ireland and parts of scotland, around —2 in newcastle, so a really nippy start, but a sunny start across the north east of england. lake district also has some time first thing. but then that weather front crosses into the midlands and east anglia. the south coast brightens up a bit through the morning and into the afternoon, but there is another area of rain heading towards the south. temperature is recovering because the weather is also coming in from the weather is also coming in from the south. so a warmer direction, not that you are going to partic

i've waited for this stock to shine called devon energy. devon spent a long time trading sideways and now its stock is acting like a coiled spring. i was very disappointed it had this downturn, but if it's ready, it can go much, much higher. bottom line, as much as i like small caps with lower valuations, the charts, wow, currently seem to favor larger growth stocks or make these stocks feel like they ain't going anywhere. if you wait a couple weeks, she thinks the mega cap techs can finally make a comeback. i didn't see anything here that made me feel confident about this group of stocks we've been profiling. listen, not everything works. let's go to katrina in maryland. how are you? >> i'm good. how are you? >> i'm good. how about you? >> i'm well, thank you. jim, i have a few shares of cvn a and that has gone up over the past couple months and wonder if it's time for me to sell those. i noticed the ceo and other executives sold several shares last week and i'm wondering if that is a clear indication i should do the same. >> this stock is

vice president joseph biden hunter, a close friend of the family of secretary of state john kerry devonanti-terrorism center, joseph koferblack and ex-president of poland alexander kwasniewski. by that time against burisma. a corruption case was already being investigated, and soon the country’s new prosecutor general, viktor shokin, took over the case. i have no doubt that burisma was engaged in illegal activities, and in order to hide from the investigation, zlocheevsky began to bring people who could protect him, among them hunter biden. at the personal request of joseph biden, shokin was quickly fired, and burisma's managers began handing out fabulous cash bribes to close the remaining criminal cases. you can do everything. his, judging by court decisions, zlochevsky and kich gave the armed forces of ukraine about 20 million dollars, part of which went to the project of an army of drones, those drones with which ukraine carries out terrorist attacks on civilian targets in russia, so initially corruption machinations degenerated into the financing of terrorism, former rada deputy der

>wi think it depends whetherte >> i think it depends whether you devon or cornwall. you come from devonl you. >> yeah, well, i mean, devon is cornwall, remember, cornwall, i can't remember, i can't which way round can't remember which way round they go. but who's right on this one? you tell me. gb views ag gb news. right. i'm not going to do mine yet because you go on. i'm keeping it secret. you're allowed to eat. find out. you're allowed to eat. find out. you're allowed to eat. yeah. as long as you can talk at the same time. right. now, still to come. right. okay. now, still to come. has day its day? has april fools day had its day? have had enough? yes should have you had enough? yes should we ban it entirely? well, it's have you had enough? yes should we [an it entirely? well, it's have you had enough? yes should we [an it of |tirely? well, it's have you had enough? yes should we [an it of harmlessll, it's have you had enough? yes should we [an it of harmless fun,'s have you had enough? yes should we [an it of harmless fun, but just a bit of harmless fun, but we about we don't know a

that spells thick cloud and outbreaks of rain for cornwall, devon, somerset, perhaps along the southernrally quite cloudy across many southern parts. north of that it's a day of sunny spells with scattered clouds and occasional showers across northern england, but particularly across northern and eastern scotland. temperatures between eight, maybe 12 or 13 in the south now through this evening. if anything, the rain could turn heavier for a time in the south of the uk, certainly aligning we think along the m4. so a soggy picture through this evening and overnight north of that of the clearer skies, you can see a touch of frost there for northern england, northern ireland and also parts of scotland, around minus two in newcastle. so a really nippy start, but a sunny start there across the north east of england, lake district, sunshine too first thing, but then in the south that weather front across wales into the midlands, east anglia. notice that the south coast brightens up a little bit through the morning and into the afternoon. but there's another area of rain heading towards the sou

all signed up to the new homecare workers�* group, along with online members from as far afield as devone a note to say, "put the laundry on, take it out." it's been set up by rachel kelso, who hopes it'll also help them challenge exploitation within the industry. 10% to i3% of domiciliary care workers — that's home care workers — are not paid for their travel time and to the effect of being illegally paid under the national minimum wage. it's a huge problem. it is exploitation. government's talking about opening up career pathways for care workers — lovely — but let's look at unpaid travel time, let's look at that basic hourly rate and let's look at insecure contracts. it's all documented, all in here. but the homecare workers�* group is backed by rachel's boss. she hopes it can protect responsible care firms from competitors that cut corners. we need to support our carers, to give them a fighting chance to do a really good job. and we want the home care workers to feel supported, treated like any other health—care professional. and there's so, so many bad stories, but the good stories

well, back to my panel, paul, this is the study of devon and cornwall, but it's looked at 600 schoolsnreasonable to say this could be the practice in england. it's pretty hopeless if schools aren't following the following guidelines from the dfe and are not willing to tell parents and are allowing young children to move on a gender reassignment path. >> so first the schools. i wonder if the schools might say yes, we have the guidelines from the government, but hey, our lawyers telling us lawyers are telling us that these are not these guidelines are not altogether consistent with the legislation that previous governments passed. legislation that previous govso ments passed. legislation that previous govso you'd passed. legislation that previous govso you'd say passed. legislation that previous govso you'd say it'sassed. legislation that previous govso you'd say it's aned. legislation that previous govso you'd say it's an equality >> so you'd say it's an equality act problem may well be an equality problem . equality act problem. >> that reason, don't >> and for that reason, i don't th

well, back to my panel, paul, this is the study of devon and cornwall, but it's looked at 600 schoolsnreasonable to say this could be the practice in england. it's pretty hopeless if schools aren't following the following guidelines from the dfe and are not willing to tell parents and are allowing young children to move on a gender reassignment path. >> so first the schools. i wonder if the schools might say yes, we have the guidelines from the government, but hey, our lawyers telling us lawyers are telling us that these are not these guidelines are not altogether consistent with the legislation that previous governments passed. legislation that previous govso ments passed. legislation that previous govso you'd passed. legislation that previous govso you'd say passed. legislation that previous govso you'd say it'sassed. legislation that previous govso you'd say it's aned. legislation that previous govso you'd say it's an equality >> so you'd say it's an equality act problem may well be an equality problem . equality act problem. >> that reason, don't >> and for that reason, i don't th

but just here devon there are here in devon alone, there are 29 beaches where it's been deemed unsafeoblem has arisen because of the sheer amount of rain that we've been experiencing over the last few days, and when that happens, our sewage system is so antiquated. it's a victorian system that really fit for purpose, really isn't fit for purpose, and the water companies have a very stark choice. they either let the sewage flow up through the drains onto the streets, or they discharge it into the water. that's the option they've been taking , which has resulted been taking, which has resulted in our waters becoming more and more unhealthy. there's a real serious risk of salmonella, e coli and all sorts of nasties to all this. on the day that our water rates are going up, that's no april fall. the average rise in prices up to 6% over most of the country. the water companies say that this is inevitable. they have to do something about this. and this is the way they're going to do it by raising the prices. but of course, it begs question, course, it begs the question, why taken so long? w

so parts of devon, dorset, cornwall , of devon, dorset, cornwall, possibly south wales will see somehis evening. and then by tomorrow morning a further batch will arrive into the south—east. ahead of that, it's going to be quite a cloudy night for much of wales and central areas of england, but to the north of this area, across northern ireland and scotland. another clear and cold night. so we're likely to see a frost again in similar areas to where we saw this morning by saturday morning. but there will be a lot of sunshine around once again across northern ireland and northwest scotland, parts of northern england as well. the best of sunshine will be in the morning on saturday. cloud will bubble up just as it has done today, and there is a risk of a few showers breaking out here and there, particularly at the coasts, for parts of wales and central areas will be quite cloudy and a cold feeling day. and into the south—east we start to see some showery outbreaks of rain by the afternoon, and we'll start to feel a bit warmer now. those showery outbreaks of rain become a large swathe of

devon between the pipes for his first career start. hats off to william, scoring his 3rd of the game, his first hat trick. he is only 21. cooley had 34 saves to earn his first career nhl victory and it is his fourth word game as a goaltender. >> what does it feel like to get your first victory? >> i am getting a little emotional. it is unbelievable. they did such an amazing job. i am glad i could make the saves i know i could make. >> cool to see the energy and excitement. >>> the giants and padres. the padres did all of their damage in their first at-bat. bases loaded. he smacks a grand slam. the padres blank the giants. the a's were on the right side of that score in the trade. that is a two run shot. six scoreless victories they snapped their four-game skid and beat the tigers. four - israel. >>> the quakes score in the 74th minute to tie the match but the game-winner is scored in the 11th minute of stoppage. the match is almost over. the quakes fall to 1-6 on the season. the men's final four, purdue beat nc state and uconn norman,

more general reign in south—west england, particularly parts of devon, and a few spots of rain into southern. as still live central wales, part of the central midlands and most of the self away from the extreme south coast dry with spells of sunshine, but it will stay dry, and overnight another cold one with and overnight another cold one with a widespread frost across the north of the country. in the south, forestry, six or seven stock that is because we have and rain. that rain is all tied in with this area of low pressure that will be dominating our weather picture into this weekend. so there is some rain to come on saturday. southern england gets it first, before it spreads to wales, the midlands and east anglia, and they will be a cold north—easterly wind with that band of rain, may be showers following into the south later. scotland, northern ireland and northern england, similar to today. a cold and frosty start, then sunshine for a time, then shower clouds developing into the afternoon. temperatures 10—13. another chilly one, another cold day coming on sunday as well. heavy rain for

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that is why we are providing devon with £17 million to deliver better services and we introduced the. the leader we introduced the £2 fare. the leader of _ we introduced the £2 fare. the leader of the _ we introduced the £2 fare. the leader of the opposition, keir starmer~ _ leader of the opposition, keir starmer~ |_ leader of the opposition, keir starmer. . ., leader of the opposition, keir starmer. _, ., , , starmer. i welcome the postmasters in the gallery — starmer. i welcome the postmasters in the gallery in _ starmer. i welcome the postmasters in the gallery in their _ starmer. i welcome the postmasters in the gallery in their quest - starmer. i welcome the postmasters in the gallery in their quest for i in the gallery in their quest for justice. this week we marked 35 years passing of the hillsborough law. we also lost lawyer richard rosser, a lifelong member of the labour party. he will be greatly missed and our thoughts will be with his wife, family and friends. i am privileged to be the proud owner of a copy of the former prime minister's new book. it is a rare, unsigned co

devon and cornevening, furtherng through pembrokeshire, devon and cornevening, further showersjh thisthey'll steadily fade as well. and where we've the clear skies, we've got the clear skies, southern scotland, northwest england , wales a hint of blue on england, wales a hint of blue on the chart suggesting there will be a frost. certainly in the countryside, and countryside, most towns and cities about staying cities just about staying above freezing , but certainly chilly freezing, but certainly a chilly start for many start to thursday for many a bright sunny start. there could be some showers early on across kent. they should fade, but rain will into the highlands of will creep into the highlands of scotland, the western isles first thing, and that'll spread across most of scotland by lunchtime. parts the north lunchtime. parts of the north and northern ireland and east of northern ireland seeing rain through seeing some rain and through the afternoon, over afternoon, turning damp over northern england and north wales. the south wales. but much of the south will and bright. we wil

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it is possible that he can bring devon against liverpool's offensive line.team has collected the anger of the defeat it had against chelsea and we are going to go to liverpool with the same energy . sentence. or is he alone and his student in the last the match against the team under the leadership of the club will keep them away from the championship. mohammad satari of sed and sima news agency. from the conflict in the city of rome to the return of messi after his conversion to islam, in the 66th minute of the meeting at ezio, which is known as della capitale , paulo dybala and matteo gendozzi got into a fight and dybala grabbed gendozi's hair, and then by taking out his leggings, which is a picture of himself kissing the 2020 world cup was on the cards, the motivation of the frenchman hafec lott to help the club in any way and i would be happy to spend the rest of my career in paris saint-germain and retire in this club. the brazilian defender has been playing for psg since 2013. there are only 6 weeks left until the end of the bundesliga, and if javia al

knicks hosting sixers and tyrese maxey actually devon up sprightly before the tips.be he should done that. i'm sure you didn't want to after the game. josh hart with the rebound, he get the grab and go. you see here, pull up jumper on the other in for a had time to cut into that. really. they feel lead, though. 51 to 48 within a little more than a minute left on the clock here. going down to the wire next in the to be back to max that he buried the trey ball from deep. 35 points to 5th from next game next. there's hot water at this point down multiple positions with a minute left on the clock. just take a look at what happened. jalen boxes moving the mix. some had to get back in. bronson bounces it off balance for the 3 pointer from the corner. the sixers they trying to inbound. no was called on this missing play as they try to get the next fall even to go from have come up with it after josh hart gets its own pies for 3 doesn't get it to go. some havoc the rebound getting him back after the and what we to do with the warriors this season, that have this last but it

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they called a devon that they claimed had possessed her. this happened back in 2021. investigators say the girl's body had several injuries when firefighters found her on the altar of the church in downtown san jose. the coroner determined she died from a combination of us 5th as fixed ia and smothering. the 3 pleaded not guilty. the judge is set to rule on whether or not the case will move forward to trial. the california teachers association is speaking out against a bill that to mandate a specific way of teaching kids how to read. >> phonics instruction is a method that teaches children to read by decoding words and then sounding them out instead of using pictures to recognize words on site. but teachers say the bill leaves out the needs of english learners and leaves them out of the decision-making process. but advocates of the bill say that it's important. the california school districts mandate phonics instruction in 2023. more than 40% of california 3rd graders met academic standards. the assembly education committee is meeting on this bill a little later on th

that is scott sitting there, watching his son, goaltender, devon, the 26-year-old grew up in los gatos we rarely have nhl players. his fourth nhl start, he had 49 states. sharks bree beat the krakens, 3- 1. but right now, the a's, yes, the a's are turning some hits. they beat the rangers in texas 1-0. they finished the road trip with a 4-2 cord.

he doesn't know that even does it with his matchups, you know, making those actually plays with devon offensive and being aggressive. take what the defense gave gave us a huge boost is a big reason why one, 14 to 17 on the road you know, just impact the game in so many and its influence outside the the lines, as you know, tremendous to all the young guys in breach. confidence on us. and used by law. he was at michigan state is doing everything shot the ball. well b play so it's great to see, especially from for me as a young guy. >> prior to tonight, a red sox game a's announced that they have optioned outfielder u.s. truly ruiz to triple a last vegas. it is a major head scratcher because ruiz was one of the a's best players last season n was also one of their best players in the first series of this season. he had a team. he has a team leading batting average of 4.29. he went 3 for 7 with an rbi and a stolen base in the opening series against the guardians last season. ruiz led the american league in stolen bases with 67 which broke kenny lofton's single season record for stolen base

vice president joseph biden, hunter, a close friend of the family of secretary of state john kerry, devonthe cia anti-terrorism center, joined the board of directors of burisma. at the disposal of the military unit of the main intelligence directorate of ukraine, here is the number of this unit, this is a secret decision, no one has seen it yet, after a period of time the northern streams begin to explode, attempts are made on dugin, prilepino, tatarsky, the heads of the ukrainian special services do not hide the fact that they carry out political assassinations and terrorist attacks for... there are no official expenses, no reports, no evidence of the operation in all, judging by the court decisions, zlochevsky and kicha transferred about 20 to the ssu millions of dollars, part of which went to the project of an army of drones, those drones with which ukraine carries out terrorist attacks on civilian targets in russia, so initially corruption machinations degenerated into the financing of terrorism, former rada deputy derkach is confident. biden's partners in corrupt business in ukraine.

the attack dog at the home and heading and southern devon on the intensity of cross border flashing between his road and lebanese with hezbollah, has been rising as displaced tens of thousands of people on both sides of the border and left a trade of damage. the st. ahold of has been on patrol with un peacekeepers in southern lebanon, and the signs of war are visible almost everywhere along lebanon's border with isabel. this is a front line where there is little life after more than half a year of hostilities that began when hezbollah opened up a front to help. it's like him, us in casa, most of israel strikes have been focused on an area about 5 to 10 kilometers from the border. now we are crossing who am i going to see these riley person positions here, where i'm moving close to the blue line. and who knows when uh, shirley know, i know yes, like a is going to happens. we are traveling with members of the united nations peacekeeping force, in southern lebanon, on their own patrol with lebanon's army. their mission is to ensure the area from the border to the latania river is free of arms

here's a take on his 2nd visit to beijing, devon tossed up what i felt came to present seats in pink with one big ask. but china stopped provide goods to russia that's allow it to wage war on you train, you train was looming. lots here. what i sold didn't get exactly what he wanted. what he did get is see rica missing to condemning the use of nuclear weapons. the next big test will be where the china tons up to a tons peace conference in switzerland on ukraine. if not, that would fuel fees that china is truly interested in resolving that conflict on trades. well, that's so hard to explain that germany's new china's strategy of the risking would mean more business. he promised precedent. see cooling for me, cooperation of influential countries, particularly on garza and israel with no direct mention of a ron in the public statements. but another crisis, both sides would be interested in stuffing from spreading any further in the region . mechanic of the rushes, intensifying its attacks on ukraine's energy infrastructure since late march and ms file strikes of less. some of the countri

that is scott sitting there, watching his son, goaltender, devon, the 26-year-old grew up in los gatos high. we rarely have nhl players. his fourth nhl start, he had 49 states. sharks bree beat the krakens, 3- 1. but right now, the a's, yes, the a's are turning some hits. they beat the rangers in texas 1-0. they finished the road trip with a 4-2 cord. re norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... that's like $20 a month per unlimited line... i don't want to miss that. that's amazing doc. mobile savings are calling. visit xfinitymobile.com to learn more. doc? ugh, when is my allergy spray going to kick in? -you need astepro. -astepro? it's faster, bro. 8x faster than flonase. it's faster, bro! it's faster, bro! it's faster, bro! it's mom to you. astepro starts working in 30 minutes. astepro and go! >>> okay, this is a big week, huge we can gulf, but we hav

this is just the indication how the situation in devon on has been evolving since 6 months when this phone 6 sauces. yesterday only the. busy 7 on the tax seemed to be 502 meters from the board on this gave us, it gives us a kind of an understanding of how the dynamics i've been changing over the past months that are more than 100000 people. now this phase from the border area, what are the beginning the conflict was contained, but now we can say that it's any more. the ration itself anymore contains us with, as you can say, as i say, the default value and also has well on the other side is trying to expand the front . how does one play? whereas it's saw you think, committed to bases in the golan heights, which is also something unprecedented in and previous was over the past 6 months, they've been more than 50 civilians go along with a 100. so for hezbollah and all the militants and fights is also killed during this conflict, we are here in south carolina. this house was just like, mine is ready as far such scenes can be seen in different and many, although i live in these thousands

also targeted has ball up positions and 711 on, on a house from has moved from i to shop and southern devon on roaming the lines of the separation line between 11 and as you can see, this is the wall just behind me here. the situation is to could be described as a test, then scold. so people sees the fortune to, to, to come to the villages to inspect the amount of destruction. though a separate on his radio, so x on the day bought and also several times will attacks. however, this did in treaty prevents people from coming here. we are also trying to seize the fortune to, to, to come to this area, which has been away from the lens for the past few months, due to the huge amount of boardman daily bombardment and destruction. this is, this is that board that you can see is just on the other side. it's a very dangerous place, maybe one of the most dangerous places in the world. and we've come here for the 0 . we are the only international shot out here today to show you what's been happening on the board as between them and then is read over the past few months. and when i came to see my funds

south devon, cornwall persistent rain is going to affeiinto south wales cornwall persistent rain is wales as rnwall persistent rain is going to affeiinto south wales as well.. and into south wales as well. looking ahead through the rest of the and the unsettled of the week and the unsettled picture remain. it picture does remain. in fact, it is likely turn very windy by is likely to turn very windy by the of the week, but the end of the week, but temperatures get to temperatures rising could get to 20 saturday. by that 20 celsius by saturday. by that warm from boxt warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, weather on gb news. >> a very good afternoon to you. it's 4 pm. welcome to the martin daubney show on gb news. broadcasting live from the heart of westminster. all across the uk. in today's show, i'll get reaction to calls for palestinians in gaza to be allowed to move to the uk. if they've got family here, what could possibly go wrong with that? we'll have a counter—terror expert discussing that soon. and j.k. rowling has challenged police to arrest her as the row over scotland's co

counsel and violence of 18 for the members august, the 1150 rockets have been the ones from the southern devon on towards up a gallery in northern israel and the occupied golden heights. some of those rockets were intercepted by these rarely, i'm durham edison system 11. he's on group hezbollah has claimed responsibility for the attack. he's really on. he says, no injuries have been reported on the have. some has more on those records launches from time and southern level. the principal law claimed responsibility for lunch and tens of rockets towards the northern side of it as well, mainly to the golan heights or the occupied golan. now this is a massive attack and the significance comes, 1st of all within the context of the retaliation and cit anticipated retaliation for the king of the ring in general and damascus. and 2nd thing is the location hitting the goal and hasn't been something normal in this confrontation the past has. we'll use throughout, talk the occupied go on whenever we live in these depth is being attacked today. it's a different situation because the law says that today it'