don don's brother dennis. just days after the murder dennis got the keys to john's house.ered what he was up to. >> they felt it was odd that dennis was there. and sort of taking control. >> taking over his brother's life? yes, that was concerned. >> caplan also learned that dennis and don had had a falling out the year before. dennis had moved away, lived in arizona for a while. but he'd moved back to albuquerque just a couple of months before don's murder. >> a kind of puts up a red flag for me. you're in the process of reconnecting, you had a falling out before. and now don has inexplicably been murdered. >> tiffany and josh had the same feeling. did you think maybe your uncle, his brother, had something to do with this? >> there was talk of it, just because of the estranged relationship that had happened. when you're hurt, your grieving, you don't know what to think. >> caplan interview dennis who said it had all started after their father died. >> i got a little bit angry with him about that because -- he took a lot of my dad's stuff. there was just disagreements, jus

uh, don quixote walk. , she stood and the courtyard turns into a knight's castle, where courtesans turn into graceful ladies. eh, and so on, he sees some. uh, some enemies there, yes or they see, on the contrary, some incredible expanses. that is, it is like this factory, good full words. yes, as if the elder said in the sense that it doesn’t matter at all. what are you doing? what are you doing, uh, are you plowing where the land is? e, i don’t know, you are building, you are fighting, but it’s important. with what feeling do you do it, for what, uh, and this goal-setting, it justifies. everything else. well, it's actually, really pure nun. moreover, here in the figure of donka there is a move and there he takes a lot for himself. another name, yes, that is, a kind of knighting, these are still monastic rituals. yes, his ascetic life, that's he is at night without sleep there without eating there for a long time and so on. that is, there is a lot of this from a monk in him, and at the end he already accep

and don quixote is also the first part of don quixote at the same time. them, but in general, i have a difficult relationship, to be honest, with don quixote, because on the one hand it’s really like that according to a survey of all experts. here is a norwegian writer's club, this is the best book of all times and peoples, just everyone. yes, yes i really. i still have the figurine at home. here is this famous don quixote where he is so wonderful with a book in a hat, that is, this is a very important soviet time. it was straight, really some kind of such a cult character. eh, that's what i understood on the one hand on the other hand. here's to the end to understand, what is his secret, and bane and attractiveness. here is such an influence in the good sense of the word, about which vladimir also speaks. eh, i still can’t completely, and in this sense, i’m interested in all our programs, yes, that was my next question. i’m still quoting turgenev to finish, i’ll remind you of my colleagues the context, because turgenev says what he says there, he says th

don quixote precisely after turgenev, he showed that don quixote is paphos e, sacrifice itself is sacrificee of the triumph of a lofty idea in the name of the triumph of truth, as it is seen by the one who sacrifices himself? and in general, this is the most important thing about a person. let's talk about this, and let's say a little later, father, mine. do you agree, uh, with turgenev's statement, in general, its comparison. very interesting. in the sense that cervantes shakespeare died, in general, on the same day, hamlet and don quixote also came out at the same time the first part of don quixote yes, that's why he compared them, but in general i have a difficult relationship, to be honest, with don quixote, because with one side is really like that's on the issue, everyone. eh, experts. here are the norwegian clubs of writers. this is the best book of all times and people. yes, just everyone, and indeed. i still have the figurine at home. this is the famous don quixote, where he is with a book in a hat wonderful, that is, this is a very important soviet time. it was straight, really no

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yes, i have them quite clearly moved from don quixote to sanch.g somehow i was much closer and more interesting . i followed. so i involuntarily responded to don quixote now to sancho, you know what other thought is very expensive. mm someone said they don't. nothing more important than talking to each other to each other. that is , these are people about dialogue, these are people who are constantly in dialogue. yes, this is a wonderful thought indeed in general and between themselves and the mutual complement of these opposites, as if there are some meanings, after all, they argue there and so on swear and so on, but also some very important meanings are spoken. eh, maybe this is just the main thing, er, there is a charm of this work. here in their combination in their common communication and in the fact that like from this unity is just a dialogue, as life shows , it is not such a simple thing. and this is a great value. it seems to me that all people can retain the possibility of dialogue. yes, and here it’s also so masterfully done, and ther

don time seems to have no power.azars the don was a transport artery, then in the 20th century this big water became the most powerful source of what in the 20th century determined the power of the state as a source of energy. the power plant is more than 600 million kwh . this is a dam. almost the largest in the country, its height is 30 mm 13 km hydraulic structures, which include platinum 92 under the drain dam, 24 spans of the building with a fish lift, a fish lift, it ensures the rise of fish from the lower run reservoir, according to the principle of an elevator at the bottom of the gate, the tower is closed, the fish is filled with water, again forcibly rises up. the gate opens there, from the side of the sea, and the fish comes out and goes. you will see all these huge masses of falling water and miracle units that generate energy. everything is not allowed here it is hidden under the concrete base dams. no matter how powerful the tsimlyansk hydroelectric power station is, it and the tsimlyansk sea are nothin

don ababundio: yo o se las darÉ. >>¿ususted, don a abundio?on n abundio: e el consejerero municipal l y yo... hehemos heco varirias trampasas con terrereny propiedadades. tambibiÉn somomos culpabables de hababer puesto oa cueva a una llave e de agua. l e ecechamos la c culpa a mararÍa a hicimomos pasar popor farsantet. >>gracacias, compapadrito. ya deciÍa yo queue no podÍa ser este t tan mula. >>>>ya no me d defienda, c coma. tambmbiÉn nos ayudaronon ese pae pillllos. pido queue se nos jujuzgue a los cuatro. [conveversaciones s diversas]] >>¡estoto es una ininjusticia!! [habablan al unínísono] >>!¡Óralele! ¡parara adentro!! >>con susu permiso, , seÑor poÍ. ¿quieiÉn era elel que era m mÁso que filelemÓn? ¿eh? ¡tutÚ y tus i ideas! ¿estatÁ arrestatado? ¿no e es v, popolicÍa? >>tatambiÉn ququiero declalarar. yo soy el l abuelo de e esa crcriatura. [conversacaciones diveversas] >>ay, , compadre, , ¿cÓmo e el ? dirÁ uststed el padrdrino.

pe in rostov-on-don.l continue to discuss the leading specialists of the centrifuge bus evgeny tishkovtsov evgeny greetings. tell me, well, what really such a force was the wind in the capital. pridonya today hello, a thunderstorm raged over the city. this means that there could be a local squall, sharp wind increases, unfortunately, not uncommon in threats. judging by the radars, the vertical thickness of the clouds over rostov-on-don exceeded 12 km, and such clouds are capable of dispersing the wind and rain of storms of 20-25 m / s. since the stands have a large air flow, really could pick it up, even in spite of 30 people onlookers. troubled atmosphere today and in the russian north in the first half of the day, a thunderstorm front struck the arkhangelsk region , hail collapsed in the region , and rather large local residents write in social networks that some ice floes were the size of a cherry, such an adverse phenomenon is associated with sharp temperature contrasts for a shift very warm air came

who don adalia. abdomen is a political commentator. she's in the middle of trying to evacuate her family from a sudan dahlia just before we get into tonight's her topic. good speed to you and i hope you can get your family out. but just describe the situation. just describe the situation that you're seeing in front of me right now. well, i'm trying to utilize any o roots. i can take whether it's one of the documentation. a or the, the saudi operated varies but it's moving a little bit difficult because. 1 the saudi fairies, we need a visa, but to go through the whole process to get to get the visa to apply. it's moving could be quite problematic simply because of the large number of people trying to apply as well, and a vacuum waste. and so i think just a matter of pop, lucky we'll get to get on one of the flight or not right now, i'm at the airport trying to see if i can get my immediate family on one of those flight. so we'll do the a. thank you for joining us from such a troublesome situation as what we should look with it now. we a

don was not acting alone.self a hit man. >> how much was he supposed to give you? >> 20, 15 or 20. >> don was a hired gun for, you guessed it. cote scott mayfield. >> she was a loving wife, loving mother. the man who he praised as his wife with his children by his side, leaving a trail of disturbing stories that investigators have been running down for months. >> that one girl that was watching her, he had offered $500. -- scott had approached another person about it. >> his response to scott was get a divorce, that is what divorces are for. >> and then a third man told them a story. >> he had told us that scott mayfield had hired him and giving them $15,000 to kill his wife. he did not have any intentions on killing her, he just wanted the man's money. >> what is the old saying? too was a coincidence, threes a pattern? which is why even before don told her grisly tale on tape, the fact on the same day that don was arrested, a warrant was also issued for scott. kelsey was outside mowing the lawn when she saw a

uh, the don degree, all these varieties, the kumshat pukhlyakovsky siberian don autochthons. kubansky, unfortunately, has not been preserved. if someone tells me, uh, where can i get, uh, the lost varieties, here are the local kuban autochthons. i will be happy to find them after this caucasian war, part of the territory was. eh, booked for now. well, the railroad was not built here. this is this the area was abandoned, respectively, for these, there, 15-20 years, the varieties were lost , they make wine, here the varieties of the soviet selection. this is dove pomegranate ruby makarach. and rubin azos tells the technologist mikhail tsvetkov this tank. our variety is rubin azos. this variety of the soviet selection was developed in the anapa from the anal experimental station. that in order for us to be able to oppose our achievement in viticulture with a european analogue, that is, if everyone is used to the fact that we can try the frank cabin and feel all the power of this variety, then the variety of the soviet selection rubin azos. he shows us that not only french variet

uh, the don degree, all these varieties, the kumshat pukhlyakovsky siberian don autochthons. says andrei kubansky, unfortunately, has not been preserved. if someone tells me, uh where can i get, uh, the lost varieties, here are the local kuban autocture, uh, abandoned for now. here, uh, the railroad, they didn't build it here. this area was abandoned, respectively, for these, there, 15-20 years from the mouth , wine was made, and varieties of soviet selection were also lost here. this is dove pomegranate ruby maharacha. and rubin azov tells the technologist mikhail tsvetkov given the capacity. we have a variety of rubin azov, this variety of soviet selection was developed in anapa from the anal experimental station with a european analogue. that is, if everyone is used to that we can try caberneran and feel the full power of this variety, then, but the variety of the soviet selection rubin azos. he shows us that not only french varieties allow to be so full-bodied, dense and aromatic. mikhail explains that not all winemakers work with such varieties. since they are less studi

the thanks for joining me. aid workers in to don say, humanitarian programs are on the brink of collapse, of fighting between arrival military functions continues. the you and refugee agency says that urgently needs more funds to bring supplies to the millions of people in need. hundreds of thousands of people have fled to don for neighboring countries. for those who remain access to basics like food and electricity is no longer given. there is still plenty of goods in this market in west. so how bashi, 100 kilometers, north of the capital costumes, meet vegetables, live animals. but the conflict is hampering the traders business. that's. i've never had a single that the wall sconces fuel prices have gone up. there's no cash, no electricity on them on agriculture is to dance most important economic sector, but exports to neighboring egypt to collapse because of the unstable situation. fewer and fewer goods are reaching the capital as well. there are growing concerns . the people here will soon not be able to feed themselves as well. and i expect all of the retainers and small distributio

and the reminder of our top story aid workers into don. so your monitoring programs are on the brink of collapse, of flashing between bible military functions, continues hundreds of thousands of fed to don for neighboring countries. many who remain are struggling to access basic supplies like food and seals. and that's it from me, from where you can always check out to give me the comments slash business for on youtube as well. for me to you is good bye. take care the call in terms of the heat, metallic pulse. the beginning of a story that takes us along for the ride. it's about the perspectives, the culture information. this is the, the news, the journalism wilkerson overcoming divisions for the dw global media on 2023 in germany and online the increasingly fragmented world. with a growing number of forces digital, the amplified where this cluster can lead. we really need to overcome and divisions into vision for tomorrow's journalism. register now and join us for this discussion at the 16th edition of d w's global media forum. the welcom

don lemon cannot accurately report a story about don lemon. it's messed up. funny is it that you work in the news and then watch on the news that you got fired from the news. don lemon is the most obnoxious guy in the history of cnn. even jeffrey toobin is looking at don lemon like, he rubs me the wrong way. [laughter] letting don go was the wrong move. you shouldn't have let him go so soon, cnn. he was fine when you let him drink, you shouldn't have cut off the liquor. you don't fire your host after the first couple of scandals. you need to let them stack up. yes, don lemon was a diva. but that's a promotion at fox news. i ultimately understand why cnn did what they did. i get it. there should be no place on air for someone who speaks with wild disregard and doesn't consider the blowback to their coworkers. cnn has taken steps and the right direction, and they have fired don lemon and given the show to charles barkley. two charles barclays cohost, gayle king, good luck. gayle king, looking into the camera, charles. charles. [laughter] scandals. that's what c

andrey kulichkov buys on the don from alexander zarechensky, who has been producing them at his smallnterprise for 20 years, every year. 400,000 grafts are done here, this is the name of the process in which the don curve, that is, part of the vine, is connected by an american rootstock. so grapes receive useful properties from different plants and are ready to withstand a dangerous pest - this is a seedling of red-footed gold. here is the military part of it. these are wild american grapes. it's just that the people generally call this bureau or couples. he is resistant to the philosopher, financing is a microscopic tick that infects the root system of the cober, and there are still a lot of varieties of it’s the underwater part that the wound that pierces the financer has the ability to tighten, therefore, in principle, it is a stable cupcake. our task is to attract one small bud of our varieties to it after grafting , and the seedling enters the stratification chamber, in which the wheel is formed - this tissue at the cut site closes the wound and promotes healing and heel root. af

the millions of people into don are in urgent need of help. us fighting between viral military function is continues with access to health care, food and fuel curtailed aid workers stay funds are desperately needed to ensure the basic needs are met. office on dials, china safe, straight seiger's suggest weakening, demand at home, alongside with increased appetite for chinese products. abroad and construction is underway on what will become the world longest underworld, her frail on the road tunnel. lincoln in germany and then this is the business on kate ferguson. the thanks for joining me. aid workers in 2 dimes, you monetary and programs are on the brink of collapse, of fighting between arrival military functions continues the, you and refugee agencies as it urgency needs more funds to bring supplies to the millions of people in need. hundreds of thousands of people have fled to don for neighboring countries. for those who remain access to basics like food and electricity is no longer given. there is still plenty of goods in this market in west. i'll have bossy, 100 kilometers north o

so don is over the way that mosque is, is one of many crossing points into snouts to don. people coming in um, mainly locals. they are from here. the rest are a few days. many more people are still on the road trying to make the way. yeah. find the outweigh friends and family members. uh, is difficult and frustrating. phone reception near the border isn't great. it's just one of many challenges people who list everything behind have to deal with. part of my task out as a jo double to sell to don. as many signees are also making their way to egypt. i'll just say ro corresponding to her son rosa kaz, moved from the advocate crossing national and fema about a skate. we all know at the gate crossing in the fall north as to the on the boat with each other. there is being continuous movements here for a week as many suits and these cross into each. it is the exodus of people seem to find to me, it has not stopped us. keith is about 1000 kilometers from co too. many people are choosing this route because of the logistics and administrative facility and sort of the rest of the chi

that�*s because they don�*t need any fertiliser.know we�*re facing a climate emergency. a lot of soya is produced in south america and a fair proportion of it is produced following rainforest deforestation. and that obviously carries a big footprint. the aim now is to produce a completely new variety of pea that�*s more nutritious, easy to harvest, and most importantly, doesn�*t taste at all like a pea. palab ghosh, bbc news, norwich. the award winning film �*i, daniel blake�* was released in 2016 — and told the story of people of living on benefits and struggling to survive. it�*s now being brought to the stage — to portray the reality of the cost of living crisis — and the adaption has been written by the film�*s original star. danny savage reports. there you go. thank you. it�*s probably the most hard hitting scene from a film which shone a light on poverty in britain. a woman so hungry, she resorts to desperate measures in a food bank. ee, petal, are you all right? as the film i, daniel blake highlighted the effects on those str

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in the future, if you don�*t have a battery industry, you don�*t have a car industry, and the governmentnt carrot could hit £800 million, perhaps a price worth paying, according to industry experts. this would be a hugely significant investment, one of the biggest in decades, i think. it would create manyjobs in battery assembly and the supply chain, but would also anchor jaguar land rover car production in the uk, so a really important boost for uk automotive. this site alone is not enough. the us and eu are offering hundreds of billions to lure the world�*s manufacturers, but it�*s hoped a deal to build here at the gravity site in somerset will attract others. simon jack, bbc news. the independent covid inquiry has warned the government that it could face criminal sanctions unless it hands over full whatsapp messages and diaries belonging to borisjohnson. downing street said the government was supplying all relevant material. separately, the former prime minister has dismissed the government lawyers who were representing him at the inquiry. rishi sunak has decided the home secretary di

don curtis don to jacob stone, took men of stone and is becca stone. discussions have focused on natural gas pipelines, oil and uranium projects, as well as great the food security. amazing is taking place and see on the city of the beginning of the ancient silk road, trade route. well, to find nations all at the forefront of beijing. belton road initiative and was launched in 2013 with the aim of expanding china's economic and political influence . relations between these countries have been on the rise since the fall of the soviet union. last year, trade between china and central asia was with a record of $70000000000.00. the gathering coincides with the g 7 summit taking place in japan. china as foreign ministry says it's nothing competition with any said policy. jessica washington has moved from she. i'm the fact that were here deeply important. this was the historical capital of china. those are the starting point to the central asia rose. will the central asian nations themselves? well, this is an opportunity to don't diversify economic prospects for many of them and for the region

so don, have costing to neighboring south so don, but govern officials, they're, and agencies are struggling to co hire more tests every for some georgia border in south. so don, now jim, a rush and his family lives. the dog when it became too dangerous to stay. they had slips out to don in 2015 when civil war broke out. now is violence engulf they adopted home. they had to run again, and now back, it does require, does the guns, i think that's why i always the right thing is mostly done is better events with the government officials insulted on say this crisis cost them by surprise. then you, some people would see great future, but didn't expect so many. the country already have huge challenges. thousands of people are displaced by insecurity and floods. now, more food, shelter, transport, and medicines are urgently needed. it's absolutely heartbreaking to see what this is just doing to, to people who have had their lives up and that, you know, people are crossing the board with very little with them. you know, women and children. you can see in their faces the results to their trauma. trau

justo al lado de don antonio nos encontramos con don david y su hijo quienes tambiÉn son veteranos.por visitar algunos monumentos. >>> es impresionante. >>> habÍa soÑado con venir a este lugar? >>> sÍ. don david proviene con una familia de herencia militar. >>> tengo familias militares>>> y por eso visitar la capital del paÍs es un sueÑo cumplido. el recorrido continÚa, y una parada emotiva es el cementerio arlington, el mÁs grande del paÍs. el dÍa va finalizando y es momento de partir, pero con un emotivo recibimiento, asÍ fueron recibidos estos hÉroes. y es que mÁs que luchar por una naciÓn, el pertenecer a las fuerzas armadas. >>> es servicio es como parte de una familia. >>> y aunque los ojos de algunos brotaron lÁgrimas, este recibimiento es la recompensa. >>> quÉ emotivo es ver el recibmiento. >>> es lo menos que reciben por ese esfuerzo tan grande. >>> en canadÁ han declado estado de emergencia por 7 dÍas por un incendio forestal que provocÓ cortes de servicio elÉctrico y de agua. >>> me hace recordar los incendios que se dieron en california hace un tiempo. >>> ese humo lleg

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the parts to don next door concerned is rising. but even if they avoid that feeds that war, we only make their lives even harder. the events have taken place around the world to mock international day against homophobia, by phobia, and trends. phobia organizers say the rights of homosexuals, bisexuals, and transgender people are increasingly at risk. in some places, many countries have passed legislation recognize the rise of such groups. all those are rolling back protection intentionally. for example, the right wing government is now taking steps to restricts the rights of same sex parents, the that'd be as rosy purchased as more from pato baby caterina's life here near pato is full of love and joy. but she hangs in legal limbo. room has told local authorities to review birth documents, wisdom, same sex parents like valentino, just on yellow. as the birth mother, valentino state is a secure thought because caterina was, don't, are conceived then yellows is in don't. so there's any toyota being a parent is not a matter of biology,

don, next door concerned is rising. but even if they avoid that feeds, that war will only make their lives even harder. it's now events that taking place around the world to moxie international day, a guy's home, a soviet by phobia and transferred you organize and say the rights of l g, b t. 2 people are increasingly at risk in some places. well, many countries have passed legislation recognizing transgender or the same sex parents rights, others of rolling back protections protests of taking place across the us. for example, what campaign to save? hundreds of new laws are an attack on l. g, b t, t, people in russia, a clump down on the l g b t q. community has reportedly intensified since the war on ukraine annual has been paused bonding. what authorities label gay propaganda, the russian act to this field trip. both chris and ski says it's as this at l g p t q people are no longer allowed to exist. fearing for his life, he told dw that he decided the flight to germany before it was too late. a mixed feelings and thoug

if he�*s elected, we don�*t see a good future for the country.r, so wejust... we will wait and see what happens. we don't want mess, we want to be happy with our children and we want to live happily in this country, we love our country. exactly. for now, the count continues with claim and counterclaim about who is ahead. at the president�*s headquarters, the party is already getting started. the opposition say to wait for the final result. there is a long night ahead. we can now talk to the bbc turkish service for more. it must have been a long night for you and your team. what can you tell us about how the results are going? what do you make of the results so far? it are going? what do you make of the results so far?— the results so far? it has been a ti . ht the results so far? it has been a tight race. — the results so far? it has been a tight race, for _ the results so far? it has been a tight race, for sure. - the results so far? it has been a tight race, for sure. just - a tight race, for sure. just recently, the head of the official electi

so cortez and we profile dons, we shoot dons and, and we have it recorded as well to present it in our digital space. which as us teach done. so business to open up the horizon of which is the full of the people who are not caustic explained in dogs, but to us each day less than st dunces. the n y is don split, take a be so important in the african culture. dom, i call it embodied knowledge type a call. it also and budgets memory. so way our brains and power voices cannot speech the dawn swell speech. dawn is also a met football. having our story is told without telling in the conventional way, but have people in the theater to experience what i called the rest on experience to be sitting in the edge of your seat. think of body pulsating or moving and telling the story. therefore, no words a telling someone to think watch or to manipulate anyone, but the body makes you feel. then when you leave the theater space, you have your own knowledge of what you felt. the work that you're doing here is f, the t and pickable, and i cannot wait to see more of the shows from humble beginnings as an

the majority of people fleeing the conflict and so don on now internally displaced. can you tell us? is any help guessing to them a full to so as directly said, the majority of the people who has been displaced are within so done so. so the figure that they're looking at right now is $840000.00 people. internally, display screen is done. most of these people have gone to areas where these areas that have the least affected by the fighting, where there is too many to in presence, including you and hcr as well. so the able to access too many turn assistance in the areas where you know, the config continues and has intensified that because of the intensity of the situation we've not been able to move in as human into and agencies such as your needs have been we've been forced to temporarily close down uh offices in the most affected parts in the country by the 15th. but we're still able to maintain a presence in other, you know, less affected areas in the current, 2 of the able to access that internally. do some of the internal displace populations that we need to know

she's in ports to don. dalia, abdomen is a political commentator. she's in the middle of trying to evacuate her family from a suit on dolly just before we get into tonight's her topic. good speed to it. i hope you can get your family adults, but just describe the situation. just describe the situation that you're seeing in front of me right now. well, i'm trying to utilize any o route to that can take whether it's one of the evacuation. a or the, the saudi operate it's very but it's moving a little bit difficult because. 1 the saudi fairies, we need a visa, but to go through the whole process to get to get the visa to apply. it's moving to be quite problematic simply because of the large number of people trying to apply as well. and the vacuum, some flights just a matter of pop, lucky we'll get to get on one of the flight or not right now, i'm at the airport trying to see if i can get my immediate family on one of those flights. so dahlia. thank you for joining us from such a troublesome situation as what we should look with it now. we are talking a

sees string together, don steps and ride at the same time. the motion on this, you in just ideas. moreno when from amateur to pro right here in nice. she grew up in the african island nation of cape sadie. when she was 14, her family emigrated to france. she struggled with the language at 1st, which took a tall on her self confidence. the most of the value, it was difficult to me at school. i mean, sometimes i was locked up when i said something from my accent, the section i felt very different from the others, if it covered them and understood early on that i had to have twice as hot so that i could be heard despite my accent. and i hate to say it the color of my skin. i'm not going to look at 17. her stepfather bought her head 1st. board. marina found comfort in skateboarding and quickly became one of the stars up the beach front. and it's betsy stone. she's the assistant, she doesn't give out if it is. i mean when she wants to accomplish something she sees a through. that's just how she is a result of the concept in 2020 marina qualified f

i don�*t know what to say! cheering i know it�*s ridic...as recognition for newcomers. lenny rush won best male comedy performance for am i being unreasonable?. at 1a, one of the youngest winners ever. what?! laughter i just want to say, um, i�*m so happy. i can�*t believe i won alongside so many other great nominees. thank you. um... agh! laughter please welcome the brilliant meera syal. while there was a standing ovation for meera syal, awarded bafta�*s highest award, the fellowship — recognition of the impact she�*s made over the decades. so when people are really unconscious... it was also a great night for ben whishaw. he won best actor for the drama this is going to hurt... perhaps you would like a marmalade sandwich? ..he�*s also, of course, the voice of paddington. so do i. i keep mine in here. paddington meeting the queen at the platinum party at the palace won most memorable moment, and the platinum party itself, best live event. lizo mzimba, bbc news.

obviously, i don�*t want to me. obviously, i don�*t want tojust drag it to me. i feel like i�*ve got something to offer english cricket, then i will keep going. boxer katie taylor says she plans to �*make history�* on saturday night when she faces chantelle cameron in her home country of ireland for the first time. taylor has had to move up from lightweight to light welterweight to take on the undisputed champion. but speaking at the pre—fight press conference on thursday, taylor insists she�*s confident she can win. ade adedoyin watched it all unfold. the press conference passed without incident, no shenanigans that you sometimes in the lead up to a major fight, no pushing and shoving to name—calling. both women were very respectful because they understand the magnitude of saturday night�*s flight. this is a huge occasion. the first major bout in dublin for seven years. and also katie taylor�*s fistfight here is professional you look at what she has accomplished in her career, titles and multiple weight classes, she has been a trailblazer for the sport, breakin

, we don�*t have it in open access, and we don�*t have it in tfl.lve. live now to helena wilkinson.. aye, give us idea of what has been happening. aye, give us idea of what has been ha eninu. , , aye, give us idea of what has been haueninu. , , ., happening. yes, this long-running disute happening. yes, this long-running disnute has _ happening. yes, this long-running dispute has been _ happening. yes, this long-running dispute has been going _ happening. yes, this long-running dispute has been going on - happening. yes, this long-running dispute has been going on since i happening. yes, this long-running. dispute has been going on since the summer of last year, so passengers are quite used to endearing train strikes, train strikes today, as you mentioned, it is train drivers who are members of the aslef union, around 12,000 train drivers are striking today. we are at paddington station, one of the busiest train stations in the country. you can see passengers behind us here. there are some trains running here, about one an hour, but that is really l

"you can imagine we don�*t start searching somewhere in portugal on the off chance," he said. cannot disclose it for tactical reasons." madeleine mccann vanished from a holiday apartment in praia da luz in may 2007. the arade reservoir where the search is taking place, is about 30 miles away. police are focusing on a car park and impromptu campsite on a small peninsular on the west side of the lake. jim gamble, who was head of the child exploitation and 0nline protection centre and was involved in the original madeleine mccann investigation, hopes the search will be significant. given the portuguese police are supporting and facilitating this search, then i think it�*s reasonable to be hopeful twofold. 0ne search, then i think it�*s reasonable to be hopeful twofold. one is that the german police are continuing at pace and they are not taking off the pressure and they are continuing to invest resource. and number two, at some stage there has got to be a breakthrough. but madeleine mccann vanished 16 years ago, so the chances of proving what happened to her must now be limited.

regresamos con don nacho moya, no se nos vaya.n comunidad del valle, bueno, ¿cuál es el secreto, nacho?, porque mira, esto se ve complicado, pero lo hiciste muy básico para alguien como mi esposa, que no tiene como yo, ni el talento para pintar, ni nada. nacho moya: mira, te voy a decir una cosa, el secreto es que todos tenemos el talento, no más no lo practicamos, entonces cuando tu esposa y tu familia hicieron esta arte, pues, estas clases conmigo, pues yo les enseñé paso por paso, y cuando todos me enseñaron su pintura, yo me sorprendo también mismo, porque digo, este, me están viendo en cámara, no estamos en persona, y les quedó bellísimo a todos, entonces creo que tengo el don también de enseñar fácil, donde mucha gente dice, se ve muy fácil, cómo la haces, le dije. sí, sí, no está difícil, no más, el chiste es seguir no más los pasos, y, y lo que les digo a ellos, no necesita verse perfecto, lo más importante es que tengan un buen momento y sean orgullosos de su pintura. damián trujillo: bueno, y ahora las clases, las clases

uh, don quixote in the english classic novel. it's called from fieldingas. yeah uh, here, uh, this is joseph andrew - this is andrew from and to dickens to the picnic. and here, well, here are these figures of pastors of eccentrics in the most ancient pastors. wow. it's like that. uh, gallery, very interesting very curious. for me, this is very warm the heirs of don quixote are warm - what does it mean without big people, you understand without, uh , hanging over the abyss of risk here. eh, so in english muffled well. oh, it's warm, worcester live bait will do. well, by the way, by the way, yes, you definitely see how we turned around, but still, our dear lev nikolayevich myshkin and here is he in what kind of dialogue with don quixote is the prince lived with us , poor wind hmm complicated dialogue, but rather it is for dostoevsky the same for three daughters. uh, such a kind of landmarks with which they constantly compare the prince, and well, dostoevsky of course, prince christ named the manuscript and uh. similarly, he saw, uh, income. and of course, his

i don�*t want this island to become a battlefield.aki is close to two volatile frontiers taiwan and its growing tension with china and the senkaku diaoyu islands, which tokyo controls and beijing claims. translation: geographically speaking, we are very close to taiwan and southeast asia. we are in a situation where chinese ships are patrolling very closely. the equipment we have in terms of missile launches is for defending ourselves. it�*s not for attacking other countries. we�*re not looking for war. japan has not fired a single shot in battle since the end of world war ii, but this country that has spent decades avoiding war might find itself being pulled into one. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, okinawa. jeffrey hornung is a senior political scientist at the rand corporation, a us based think tank and research institute, and he says the new landmark global strategic partnership between the uk and japan is highly significant. to date outside of the usjapan alliance, the most thatjapan has had with defense relations, the robustness has b

zone maxim shmagin according to his velsky and alexander novikov television companies ntv rostov-on-donow demands from the finnish authorities to bring to justice those responsible for the attack on the russian consulate, such a statement was made in our foreign ministry, we are talking about an incident that occurred on the night of april 30 to may 1, a group of unknown people attacked the building of the diplomatic mission in the city of mari khan , located on the alan islands, on the territory of the consulate, an explosive noise device was thrown as a result of damage to the building. our foreign ministry called the incident an act of vandalism, which threatened the life and health of mission employees, and the finnish authorities were reminded that the country, under international law, is obliged to take all necessary measures to protect consular premises, as well as the health of foreign diplomats. in these minutes, the iss is boiling overboard work in outer space, the russians sergey prokopyev and dmitry petelin went out, and right now they have a very difficult task to transfer

a flock supports to don. people hoping to make it onto the next bodies have been camping out the port for as long as 10 days and sweltering heat with no food. saudi arabia, which sits across the red sea from port see don says it's evacuated, almost 8000 people, f. it's all being made to evacuate, move from the region, but even those with visas on guaranteed and immediate to punch you. samantha, hearing aid has begun the trickling into saddam through the port city. has us been sending plains lighted the supplies, which will then carry evacuees out. because as i beg before, it's getting a into the country is only the 1st challenge. around 60 tons of food, america's aid has been delivered here in port. so then on this mostly that runway, they'll some lights on the passenger terminal. they'll be understand around $150.00 if there's any citizens are waiting to be evaluated by the custody of these disney citizens have residency inside the coming days, there's nothing. it's hard to say that there will be evacuating

so don, when it became too dangerous to stay, they had flips out to don in 2015 when civil war broke out. now is violence engulfed, they adopted home. they had to run again. and now back, those people, i guess the gun fighting. that's why i was the robot dog. so i things mostly done is better. events with the government officials insulted on say this crisis caught them by surprise. they knew some people would see great future, but didn't expect so many. the country already has huge challenges. thousands of people are displaced by insecurity and floods. now, more food, shelter, transport, and medicines urgently needed. it's absolutely heartbreaking to see what this is just doing to, to people who have had their lives up and that, you know, people are crossing the border with very little with them. you know, women and children. you can see in their faces the results to their trauma. traumatized their life as being up and again, they've had to move me through the complex it takes days for families to reach out to done so don is over the way that mosque is, is one of many crossing points

and the 19000000 people could be food and secure and see don in the coming months. or, you know, how much reports of the gunfire and explosions echoed through cartoon and other cities as the dogs army and the permit attracted support. forces seemed determined to fight to the 5th and the spies. yet another truce. the 2 sides of passing full control in several locations. the army says it's make gains in belfry bombing. what it says was a tank of stone and fuel the going to put your bottle hold off with the threat of strikes. nowhere is safe. does say a school in the who was hit and a child killed. that's a city, a source of hard to the situation is growing more desperate. people have gone for days without power or running water lining up to touch these phones. the government buildings in collab, food and fuel supplies are running low basics are out of stock, or simply on affordable fuel stations. supermarkets and pharmacies are either closed will have been destroyed by us from the model. the economy was already collapsing. when he has done it was worth 600. so then he