. # ye banks and braes o' bonie doon, # how can ye bloom sae fresh and fair? can ye chant, ye little birds, # and i sae weary fu' o' care! # thou'll break my heart, thou warbling bird, # that wantons thro' the flowering thorn # thou minds me o' departed joys # departed never to return. # aft hae i rov�*d by bonie doon # to see the rose and woodbine twine # and ilka bird sang o' its luve # and fondly sae did i o' mine # wi' lightsome heart i pu'd a rose # fu' sweet upon its thorny tree! # and may fause luver staw my rose, # but ah! he left the thorn wi' me.# back to the love that song by robert burns leads us into the prayers of intercession and dedication. we pray for their majesties the king and queen that you will guide their steps and direct their paths, that they may be given strength for every task, faith to sustain them through hard times and light for the way ahead; lord in your mercy, hear our prayer. we pray for our nation asking that resolve and a steady purpose may be given to those who exercise responsibility on our behalf, for those who frame our

usually, what is the situation when the sub-category of doone is, for example, a company that gives you money. after this championship, it should not be worth it. there is no correction book at all. someone can attract money from government sources and the team wins with the highest score. let the conditions be the same for everyone, whoever comes with little money, we can really provide a very good service , people will be satisfied, watch good football, and the competition will be healthy, complete and good. they look forward, it is very possible weakness and considering that we were talking in the previous section, our club mainly has additions and they are at least moderate for themselves with the financial balance sheet they provide every year , it can help them financially to send more alma to turkey is there an economic justification or not? football is different from other jordanian football sports. the concept is that an isolated environment on the head of the coach asks for a place with his team. yes, do it give me, but i don't understand that in this financial situation that

i'm a bona fide doone goon. so this is a great experience for me. so let's get right into it. i'm sorry, cool. is known as one of the 8th wonders of the world. and so that has to be some legends as to why this place was created or how it's created. can you tell me some of them, the beginning of the pillow and welcome to study. man, you're right. in the old times, people would often come up with some story or legend to explain things. they found hard to understand. like how something to your tray and change. so people came up with quite a lot of stories about this place. but so i personally prefer the most romantic one . it's a legend about an unhappy lot of which is a man called abraham lincoln, his local village, not far from here with his beautiful daughter, part of the young. the young man wanted to marry her, but she loved laughed as her father, however, refused lots of proposal. and wanted to test his level 1st, he told him to bill the sand mountains so tall that abraham's house would be visible from the top beloved. so blot started bringing piles of sand to prove his lov

market. private example private club we can't spend money usually in how is it that the sub-category of doone is, for example, a company that provides them with large sums of money, this championship is not worth it, there is no correction book at all, one person can attract money from government sources and become the champion team, with the highest amount, the conditions should be the same for everyone, everyone with money little by little, we will be able to provide really good service, production, people will be satisfied, football will be good to watch and the competition will be healthy, full and good, the effect of the federation, the ministry of sports, and the regulatory bodies that exist in sports will increase . let's see this phenomenon. go in front of the mirror, i see that the possibility is very weak and we will change it. let's see a report and discuss let's have it together. the neighboring chicken is one of the football supply centers in the country. the borujerd camp peak training camp hosted the camps of national and club teams a couple of decades ago, but in the last few

we have doone in razvanshahr, in astara, we have three points. you can forgive me in any situation. there are more passengers in chamkhale . more passengers also come to the beautiful side. for example, rashtia anzali . i like people. they use a watch anywhere , while it is 300 km away from chabaksar . until astara gives the city, we have you every wherever you want , let's go swimming in the sea. the red crescent volunteer, in addition to the 600 people who are blocking diving and lifeguards there, no one understands, does not understand. i say stop criticizing one-sidedly. for two years, radio and television have been saying that you have liberated this place . how long have you come to make a plan to improve the road? i say that the goal was to shore us up from monopoly let's get government agencies or private sectors or institutions in the service of the late saddam after the liberation of the basic defense facilities in the place that has been liberated between 60 and gilan. you should start from chabaksar and he is experienced. kalachai is langrod. he is astana. he is an exper

to you, first, it seems like a doon deal this morning so what happened? >> reporter: it sure does. some people thought this would last 30 minutes and it took about three deals where the plea deal was on and off and on and off again. this began to unravel at the beginning whether the judge started asking questions about the scope of this plea agreement. that was the deal where hunter biden was going to plead guilty to two tax misdemeanors for not paying taxes in 2017 and 2018, also part of the deal was a diversion on a gun felony charge possessing a gun while addicted to a controlled substance. he's been very public about his addiction to cocaine. so the judge started requesting questions about the scope of this agreement. what would be covered under it and that is where the friction first started to unfold. the prosecutors saying under questioning that the judge that it really was just limb ied to tax charges, gun charges and drug charges. she asked hunter biden's team if they agreed with that. they didn't. she said it doesn't seem like we have a meeting of the minds here and that

doone of four places where they were with no raid at all. >> now, the big guy himself, w pictured with many of hunter's business partners there, ing de including devon archer. >> and here they are golfing together. vocherso it's pretty unusual, t, the least, that joe biden swore over and over again that he had no knowledge at all whatsoeverd of biden's business deals. again, i'm reminding everybodyti because this is the joe biden bribery scandal allegation fortf dummies. so i'm putting it all together orsimply for you. >> take a look. mr. vice president, how many m timeany tis have you ever spoken to your son about his overseas business dealings? i've never spoken my son about it overseas. i never discussed with my son or my brother or anyone or else anything having to do with their business, period. and what i will do is the same thing we did ing we did our administration will be an absolute wall between personal and private and the government. >>twee dn peo you stand by your statement? you >> you did not discuss any of your son's overseas business. i stanat you dd by that stateme. >>

let's talk about a revolving doon— let's talk about a revolving doon ebony. — let's talk about a revolvingy recruiting their— water giants? where are they recruiting their top staff from 7 recruiting their top staff from e webb— recruiting their top staff from e web. we— recruiting their top staff from ? well, the observer- recruiting their top staff from ? well, the observer observer, this is yes, they've they've revealed that two thirds of england's biggest water companies are employing key executives who specifically were previously worked at the water regulator or kwasi . yes. how regulator or kwasi. yes. how cosy. and as you say, it's a very common trend. there's this kind of revolving door, this merry go round linking quangos, regulators and, you know, the same people , all in a very kind same people, all in a very kind of chummy way , moving from job of chummy way, moving from job to job and presumably have been picked partly because they may have excellent contacts , but have excellent contacts, but also because it will help these companies navigate what may be a complex regulatory

quite frankly, should of them, quite frankly, should go out of the exit go and walk out of the exit doono and walk out of the exit door. what do you make to this? connor? >> i find it hilarious that within her non—apology he's already got an apology from both the reporters that screwed the bbc reporters that screwed up misreported this. in up and misreported this. but in her non—apology, says, what her non—apology, she says, what i reflect the i did does not reflect the values that is values of the bank. that is a lie. go and read their 2021 earnings report not to beat a dead horse, i often do on dead horse, as i often do on your michel, but this bank your show, michel, but this bank and much every bank and pretty much every bank everyone has signed up to is signed up environmental, signed up to environmental, social governance it social and governance scores. it is woke social credit system is a woke social credit system for they have, for big capital. and they have, they in their our investment they say in their our investment partner, blackrock, who is funding companies funding these

so he's got to open the doon tense. so he's got to open the door.ere and got quickly the and he's got to quickly open the door there with her or door or be there with her or step back, like if you watch, i mean , he's there more like mean, he's there more like a servant than he is an equal. >> and she has once or twice publicly refused a kiss from him, including famously on on the kiss cam at the super. >> yes. >> yes. >> that's pretty humiliating, isn't it? leaned in for a kiss and she sort of turned away. and then had to sort of pull a then he had to sort of pull a face make a joke about it. face to make a joke about it. >> that with charles polo playing. but he burned his bndges playing. but he burned his bridges by that point. yes but she also actually holds him so tightly with one hand and the arm with the other hand. so he can't move more than a few inches away from her. >> can we offer a counterbalance to this and say that perhaps this is meghan bashing after all, he's a grown man. he's an aduu all, he's a grown man. he's an adult male. he's

i knocked her doon labour party. and she's now mayor of borough now deputy mayor of the borough of i'm proud of my of southwark. so i'm proud of my track i hope track record here and i hope that if anyone serious about who represents this community, they look at what wider look at what my wider contribution is. >> on drinking, know the >> and on drinking, i know the mantra one step at mantra of aa is one step at a time . i mean, how do you view time. i mean, how do you view the future? you're hoping, i'm sure, never drink again to sure, to never drink again to continue with this because it's been life changing. >> it has life changing. >> it has been life changing. and i say, i feel so much and as i say, i feel so much better i wouldn't want to better now. i wouldn't want to go drinking. it's for my go back to drinking. it's for my health, relationship, health, my relationship, my daughter family, also daughter and my family, but also for my and i said to the for my job. and i said to the whips, make a condition of g

so he's got to open the doon tense. so he's got to open the door.where and got quickly the and he's got to quickly open the door there with her or door or be there with her or step back, like if you watch, i mean , he's there more like mean, he's there more like a servant than he is an equal. >> and she has once or twice publicly refused a kiss from him, including famously on on the kiss cam at the super. >> yes. >> yes. >> that's pretty humiliating, isn't it? leaned in for a kiss and she sort of turned away. and then had to sort of pull a then he had to sort of pull a face make a joke about it. face to make a joke about it. >> that with charles polo playing. but he burned his bndges playing. but he burned his bridges by that point. yes but she also actually holds him so tightly with one hand and the arm with the other hand. so he can't move more than a few inches away from her. >> can we offer a counterbalance to this and say that perhaps this is meghan bashing after all, he's a grown man. he's an aduu all, he's a grown man. he's an adult male. he'

i'm glad that dame alison has has hit the exit doon i alison has has hit the exit door.hink that door. and i think that christine's that christine's right that the question package question of what package she took will be will be took with her will be will be a live one. whether i'm not entirely convinced that she would empty handed. would have left empty handed. but i think that nigel has but the i think that nigel has raised an important issue. and i think across the think people across the political i agree political spectrum i don't agree with nigel politics, i don't with nigel politics, but i don't think should be debunked. think he should be debunked. and therefore was right therefore i think it was right that madness. when that day madness. and when i think right natwest think it's right that natwest takes a long, hard look at itself made the itself and those who made the decisions detail, i think decisions in detail, i think that bit of magnanimity that though a bit of magnanimity in calling for in victory, i think calling for the board to go over the whole boar

i'm glad that dame alison has has hit the exit doon i alison has has hit the exit door.hink that door. and i think that christine's that christine's right that the question package question of what package she took will be will be took with her will be will be a live one. whether i'm not entirely convinced that she would empty handed. would have left empty handed. but i think that nigel has but the i think that nigel has raised an important issue. and i think across the think people across the political i agree political spectrum i don't agree with nigel politics, i don't with nigel politics, but i don't think should be debunked. think he should be debunked. and therefore was right therefore i think it was right that madness. when that day madness. and when i think right natwest think it's right that natwest takes a long, hard look at itself made the itself and those who made the decisions detail, i think decisions in detail, i think that bit of magnanimity that though a bit of magnanimity in calling for in victory, i think calling for the board to go over the whole boar

>> w e“— >> i was actually so happy that i doon had i went next door, which had much nicer and was emptieridn't realise they were turning celebrity. did turning down a celebrity. did you know who am? >> funnily enough, not. >> funnily enough, not. >> you know jacob rees—mogg, right? spent life going. right? he spent his life going. do you know i'm do you know that i'm annunciating brother? annunciating smallest brother? >> why that's his meal >> that's why that's his meal ticket . ticket. >> the first thing i want to say to you is won't be going to to you is i won't be going to cafe way . >> no way. >> no way. >> no. the £330. also, i would disagree with my two lady guests because , as i would say that i because, as i would say that i hate eating on my own because i hate eating on my own because i hate my own company. and all of them have yes, i can them have said, yes, i can understand but but understand why, but but certainly that's why i wouldn't. but i don't think you're a loser if you do eat on your own. but i absolutely hate eating on my own. >> it's i wonder if this is gendered, act

>> w e“— >> i was actually so happy that i doon had i went next door, which had much nicer and was emptieridn't realise they were turning celebrity. did turning down a celebrity. did you know who am? >> funnily enough, not. >> funnily enough, not. >> you know jacob rees—mogg, right? spent life going. right? he spent his life going. do you know i'm do you know that i'm annunciating brother? annunciating smallest brother? >> why that's his meal >> that's why that's his meal ticket . ticket. >> the first thing i want to say to you is won't be going to to you is i won't be going to cafe way . >> no way. >> no way. >> no. the £330. also, i would disagree with my two lady guests because , as i would say that i because, as i would say that i hate eating on my own because i hate eating on my own because i hate my own company. and all of them have yes, i can them have said, yes, i can understand but but understand why, but but certainly that's why i wouldn't. but i don't think you're a loser if you do eat on your own. but i absolutely hate eating on my own. >> it's i wonder if this is gendered, act

they'd have been doon been out the door. >> heard headlines >> we heard in the headlines here she's inr a here that she's in line for a multi—million why why multi—million payout. why why would get any pay off when would she get any pay off when she. well, clearly, the 5.25 million that she was getting every year was not enough. >> it could be a £4 million payout. and as you quite rightly say, if a junior clerk or anyone any senior in that bank had any less senior in that bank had committed basically she's committed basically what she's done , sharing private done, sharing private information with the journalist, they'd be out the door with no power whatsoever. why is she different? million? different? what it's £4 million? >> allowed her to >> because they allowed her to resign. they didn't sack her. yeah, and that's the difference. >> but did already. >> but they did sack already. >> but they did sack already. >> well, course they said you >> well, of course they said you have they allowed her have to go and they allowed her to resign. >> the board meeting started at 1030 on the tues

older polandg wasn't a done thing for older poland every other the third >> and every other the third doonbour candidate door, every labour candidate knocked the door knocked on, they got the door slammed face because slammed in their face because people it. so the housing people hated it. so the housing secretary, michael gove, is talking about net zero today. he says he's planning delay says he's planning to delay plans to ban landlords from renting out properties unless they pay to increase their energy efficiency until at least 2028. he's also said we must not allow the green agenda to be turned into a religious crusade. well joining us now is the deputy editor of spiked online, fraser myers. funny that phrase, because it felt like a religious crusade started by boris johnson when he was prime minister >> yeah, that's true . there is >> yeah, that's true. there is always a kind of religious zeal around the climate issue. boris johnson was talking about the doomsday clock being set in motion by the industrial revolution . there is very much revolution. there is very much a sense in disc

. >> there could be a hole in it to deposit an umbrella in the doon >> stop some cars come like bentleyentley and rolls—royce with this. no, no, no. but other bentley and rolls—royce with this . no, no, no. but other cars this. no, no, no. but other cars have the same hole . but have the same hole. but basically, in a bentley and rolls—royce, you open your door and basically you can take out, like, a sword. >> oh, nice. >> oh, nice. >> you sure it's not a cup holder? >> no, no. it's like a sheath , >> no, no. it's like a sheath, you sort of sword. you take out and you have your umbrella in the door. >> very, very smart. right? wonderful. >> but there are a lot of cars and, you know, further down the range key is and things hyundais and whatever which have this hole in the door that you can insert your own umbrella and have it in your door, why don't you put it in the boot? >> oh, because when you get in and out, you're just asking me, man, how do you know these things? how do you know these things? how do you know these things? i just. >> i just. >> i just. >> me. when were you last in

last opportunity this is their last opportunity to for him in the to get some money for him in the doond he's not just any player. england captain. player. he's england captain. he's leading scorer. he's tottenham's leading scorer. he's tottenham's leading scorer. he's talisman for he's been their talisman now for probably years now. we've probably 6 or 7 years now. we've seen bayern munich come in and they've lodged what, two they've they've lodged what, two bids the one was bids for him. the last one was i think £68 million. if the reports are to believe now this could suit tottenham because it might suit them to get him out of the country. it will annoy their supporters more if they sell him to a direct rival, i.e. sell him to a direct rival, le. a side in the premier league. that means he can come back to haunt them next season. it can cause aggravation to them next season. munich super season. bayern munich is a super club it doesn't quite club in europe. it doesn't quite have cachet maybe real have the cachet that maybe real madrid has, but nonetheless they are title winners. are

that he claimed he thought the flat was empty despite a light being on inside and a pushchair at the doon conservative home- 5 a new survey by the conservative home website has by the conservative home website nee-rne— by the conservative home website nee-rne nine— by the conservative home website has the prime minister has given the prime minister a negeriwe— has given the prime minister a negative approval rating for the finer— negative approval rating for the finer tine— negative approval rating for the first time since _ negative approval rating for the first time since arriving in winter— first time since arriving in number ten. _ first time since arriving in number ten. q5. first time since arriving in- number ten. let's get more with our political reporter catherine forster, joining us in the studio. and not just him, it seems, catherine, the whole top team negative territory team are in negative territory now, according to their own support , as yes, they are. it's support, as yes, they are. it's not going terribly— support, as yes, they are. it's not going terribly well- “55 55 i

this is outside drive a car through the front doon drive a car through the front door.ioting because the interior minister, the minister, gerald darmanin himself tweeted out that you know, a firefighter had died trying to tackle a blaze on the sixth night of rioting. so clearly, everybody he drew that conclusion . they've carried out conclusion. they've carried out a sort of an interim investigation and they don't think it's linked to the riots as such. but it was a fire. a number of vehicles engulfed in flames in this underground car park in the northern suburbs of paris. mark, thanks very much frfeef— paris. mark, thanks very much frfeef fer— paris. mark, thanks very much indeed for updating— mark, thanks very much indeed for updating us. and of weff— indeed for updating us. and of course, we'll see— indeed for updating us. and of course, we'll see what emerges in course, we'll see what emerges fr fre— course, we'll see what emerges fr fre reere— course, we'll see what emerges in the hours ahead— course, we'll see what emerges in the hours ahead into this everfre. — i