in the whore of the cannibal, ellie in captivity of ulyudaled, ellie, ellie, i... will tear him into siege engines, that's right, we urgently fly out to the ogre's castle, there is, wait, my head is spinning, what 's happening, the ogre somehow lured ellie here and took away her shoes, and oorfene in this time the book took possession, yes, oorfene, the cannibal and rufbelan, they conspired. this is one gang, maybe so, but what do you like about me? what doesn't work? are you a local too? i say they break all the time. i'm just tired of fixing mine. can they be repaired? of course, silver slipper repair is not far away. give them to me, i'll run and fix everything. that's great! it was stupid, but ok, so what can i do to help? yes, yes, of course, home, sweet home, you shouldn’t have believed him, that he won’t return them to you, so why were you silent before, help, return the shoes, no, send you home, but i need to return the shoes, don’t worry , they will come back with you, yes, that’s great, master, master, look what i got, shoes, now the book is ours! let's look for a suitable

jenna ellis, i think is an interesting one because she pleaded guilty down in georgia. now she pops up is unindicted co-conspirator in arizona. usually, defendants like to resolve their cases globally. they like to plead guilty and all of their cases so they can get as much benefit with the prosecution -- >> maybe she didn't see this one coming. >> maybe but i would've thought she would have because chas broke cooperated down in georgia and he is probably cooperating in arizona. that's why i need the diagram. it is hard to make these pieces fit at the moment. >> what does an unindicted co- conspirator mean because that is what trump is in arizona and in michigan. what does it mean, a and does it mean down the line he could be indicted? >> exactly. remember, donald trump is the indicted defendant in the d.c. election interference case and there are multiple unindicted co-conspirators like mark meadows, andrew lee giuliani -- rudy giuliani and city powell. that means they are going to be indicted at some point. i think the reason jack smith is waiting in the d.c. case is

one more thing, they are broke and jenna ellis is broke. so the pressure is also financial pressure to defend this case and what do you do if you're broke and have a lot of pressure? you cooperate where you can and that means that this case increases the already intense pressure on trump. >> pressure bursts pipes. mark, this arizona story is coming out while all of these other trump cases are going on. it feels like a legal tsunami and we are now just over six months from the election. what are voters likely to make of all this? >> well, i think there's a big blur factor to this whole thing. there is a big mob of legal stuff washing over everything, but if you buy the somewhat simplistic notion, if trump is focused on the legal trouble and they aren't focused on things in arizona like the border or inflation, things maybe biden has been vulnerable on, this is all a very, very good set of facts for the biden camp and it's not good for trump to be talked about in this way over a long period of time. it's going to be a long haul. it is an exha

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ellie price, bbc news. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there.some very windy weather. indeed, it was warmest out towards parts of east anglia, 21 degrees celsius, the warmest day of the year so far. but towards exposed western coast, we saw gusts of wind of 60 to 70mph. and it's another very blustery day again today. here's the deep area of low pressure. that is storm kathleen. it's gradually pushing further northwards, but still very tight squeeze on the isobars. so it's very windy once again, it won't be feeling quite as warm as it was yesterday. some cooler feeling conditions, but still mild for the time of year. now, as we head through this afternoon, there are still plenty of blustery showers around. they'll generally be tracking eastwards. longer spells of rain across northwest scotland, some of the showers with some hail and some thunder in them, particularly out towards the west. but it's drier across parts of east anglia and southeast england. again, lighter winds here, but widely gusts of 40 to 50 miles an hour, maybe gales, severe gal

ellie price, bbc news.spoke about what he hopes to achieve through the challenge. honestly it's totally bananas to me that the amount of people have been following and come out to support and stuff. i think it would be awesome to get people moving more. i'm a big believer in sport, in general doing wonders for people's lives and it's changed my life. so i'd love for more people to be inspired or motivated to go out running or taking part in any kind of sport. the deepest level of motivation for me is legacy for... i guess, you know, like my family. what this, like the cook name... and you know, when i think about when i have kids, what i want to pass on to them. that's like the deepest level of motivation for me. every monday for nearly six months, people who live around windermere have been protesting against sewage discharges into the lake. today was the 23rd week that they stood outside the offices of the water company, united utitilies to demand an immediate end to the spills. and they were joined this

ellie price, bbc news.m by katie price has been banned by the advertising watchdog. in the ad, which promotes a low—calorie diet, the former model detailed her meals adding up to only 755 calories a day. the advertising standards authority said the ad was irresponsible and must not appear again. our correspondent aruna iyengar has more from the newsroom. well, the ad, which was on instagram and featured katie price having her breakfast in the morning, it was a video of her, and extolling the virtues of this low—calorie diet that she was advertising. and the advertising standards authority, which monitors adverts and can come down with...and look at complaints and decide whether the advert should be withdrawn or not, decided that this was a misleading advert because it said first of all that the advert should be clearly flagged, and it said that you had to actually engage in the ad, you had to watch it in order to realise that at the bottom of the post, where it said #ad, and that was only really at the bott

well, yes, because ellie knew that . and the job was ellie knew that.s. she had to take done. it was. she had to take off the little praying mantis things and got off the little praying mantis trlittle and got off the little praying mantis trlittle of and got off the little praying mantis trlittle of lshowing got a little clip of her showing this a little girl, this is her as a little girl, and inspired this particular and it inspired this particular song. here's the clip. >> we haven't it . >> oh, we haven't got it. >> oh, we haven't got it. okay. that's okay. >> what it's like. >> you know what it's like. >> you know what it's like. >> know what it's like. well >> we know what it's like. well i got the next clip. i hope we got the next clip. this is her very recently. this year grammys. did she year at the grammys. did she combine politics with a wonderful, glamorous thing on the declare that the red carpet to declare that trump won the democrats and the cheated we are. cheated banner there? we are. she's got her. this is her. this is the it which wen

but as ellie he said, there's some very capable judges there.uld get up to speed pretty rapidly if they had to. i can't imagine it would be a lengthy delay. if he actually recused and do you think i'm john jones. do you think this filing is primarily about trying to delay the trial >> well, you know, nothing focuses the mind like a date certain for a trial as ellie knows, and everybody everybody knows that this case is going to get convened and it's quite clear that they don't want the case to go to trial probably before the election so this is one more tool in the toolbox that they could file to perhaps impede the process. i don't blame them necessarily for doing it. it's not a frivolous motion but i just don't think it's emotion that's going to stick at this point, though jones, elie honig. thank you so much. appreciate it. meanwhile, former first lady melania trump, largely absent from her husband's campaign trail, is set to make a rare appearance this month is source tells cnn she'll attend the april 20th fundraiser for the log cabin republi

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ellis has details from washington. to make critical questions on capitol hill about the safety of boeing 787 airplanes. >> effectively they are -- >> reporter: quality engineer and whistleblower, sam, telling senators the company cut corners. pushing planes to protect and without closing tiny gaps or pieces of the 787 views is fastened together. the stress couldn't leave to fatigue failure after thousands of flights. >> i raised the issues over three years. i was ignored and told not to create delays. i was told to shut up. we're boeing tells nbc news that we are fully confident in the 787 dream liner because of the comprehensive work done to ensure the quality and long- term safety of the aircraft. these claims about the structure integrity of the 787 are inaccurate. facing increased scrutiny following the 737 max nine door plug blowout in january and two fatal max eight crashes overseas in 2018 and 2019, boeing this week gave reporters a detailed briefing on its extensive stress tests that it says run up to 165,000 t

ellie price, bbc news.ian music and film culture — as sanctions have made it harder to access western culture products. emily brown reports. k—pop�*s global popularity has grown over the past few years, with bands like bts achieving worldwide success, and it's particularly on the rise in russia. russia and china share a lengthy border, and russia has a long cultural ties with east asia. but sanctions have made it harder to access western cultural products. and that means russians are turning to countries like south korea, japan and china for entertainment. and k—pop has been gaining a lot of momentum in russia. k—pop dance schools like these have now got thousands of students practising in russian cities. and group performances in russian society are becoming more frequent. translation: people started getting interested in k-pop covers. _ i think it became so widespread because a lot of k—pop has started to go out on the streets to film themselves. it used to be done in studios, renting studios or other ind

ellie.and that is that at this point, sir keir starmer, the labour leader, he's directly into view and he's he's engaged into view and he's he's engaged in in his local election campaign and as a as a dress rehearsal for the real thing. of course, he's engaged in damage , course, he's engaged in damage, in expectation management on a, on an industrial scale. he's said things like , okay, local said things like, okay, local authority services, which are in authority services, which are in a pretty rubbish state right now. well, he can't just turn the taps on. and most certainly up until now, it's been all very well and good to say how rubbish the tories are, but then you then ask the question, well, how exactly do you plan to fix it? i mean, the, the only a couple of points i'd make here, one of which is the fact that, of course, he's keeping his powder as dry as he possibly can, because if he comes up with some brilliant wheeze, it's within the bounds of possibility that the bounds of possib

attorneys rudy giuliani, jenna ellis, john eastman, top campaign epstein and former campaign aide, mike roman defendants are charged with the conspiracy fraud and forgery, which are all felonies. scheming to prevent the lawful transfer of presidents to keep unindicted co-conspirator won an offense against the will of arizona's voters. unindicted co-conspirator one is, of course, donald trump. now, all this comes as trump already faces, as you will know, 88 criminal charges across four jurisdictions. he is currently on trial in new york facing 34 charges related to election interference and business record fraud. tomorrow morning the supreme court will be hearing arguments in his immunity case were trump claims he cannot be prosecuted by special counsel jack smith in the federal january 6 election case against him joining me now with the latest is nbc news correspondent, vaughn hillyard. i know you have been reading into this and going through the indictment, so just the first of all, just set up what happened here in terms of the investigation, whose office did the investigation, how lo

our correspondent ellie price has the story.beautiful. two military horses on the run in central london during the morning rush hour. one hits a taxi... ..and they carry on down fleet street. in total, five household cavalry horses ran loose after unseating four riders. one had been in charge of two horses. the damage unmistakable as they crashed into several vehicles, including this bus. three soldiers were hospitalised, their injuries not deemed to be life—threatening. the bbc understands a fourth person injured was a cyclist. at such a busy time in the day, there were, of course, plenty of witnesses. when i saw these horses galloping along, its a very surreal thing to see, as you can imagine. then they came running down here. some went off that way, some went straight on, and one of the horses decided to go through a van and made a mess of the van. they were going really, really fast, really galloping down the road. other people around me were really shocked, lots of people were upset. i thought i was watching a film at first

ellie was very bad at close. ellie was very bad at all. >> there we are.re. so i win. >> yes, you win with one out of three. well done. >> and we managed to offend. >> and we managed to offend. >> do you want to go one more time and go for the car? yes we do . do. >> oh see what you could have won. yeah. >> see what you could have won. nothing, nothing at all. >> i don't think we should be allowed to play this game because you get nothing in the black. >> do you know it's in the red, out of the black, in the red. >> you get nothing in this game for two and a bit. that's it. that's the one. i think that's what it was. brilliant. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> paul coyte i'll have more for you. no more birthdays though. oh, that's a shame . oh, that's a shame. >> right? 60 best. >> right? 60 best. >> yeah, well, 65 year old charlie rowley and nichi hodgson , who's 22, will be bringing us through the papers in just a couple of minutes time -- time to take you through the papers this morni

and elli says had i grew up i want to be a mom and her teacher like that's not a real job and elli said have you met my mom? she's this and that and she's right because at woman our job description or job not one word or one line like we can everything and everything we do and, you know, and besides been strong women we need strong men so support strong women (laughter.) >> (clapping) >> so my theme this year for his u.s. government class can pick any topic to talk about for his project which is the entire grade and as a 17 year-old boy he choose women in government and explores topics like gender equality the struggles women are getting into government and why women make government better so i'm very, very proud of both of my children and finally, want to thank my parents for currently me and always supporting me to push the border through any children and my children inspiring me to be better and my partner happening son for supporting me and putting up with my hectic schedule and to my community friends and any mentors that i have the honor to work with everyday together to make arch

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love you stephen. >> love you , ellie and stephen. >> love you, ellie and stephen.ea. >> i didn't know that existed. >> i didn't know that existed. >> no, that's very good. >> no, that's very good. >> now, that's very modern, isn't it? you get the post collected and. >> that sounds lovely. >> oh, that sounds lovely. >> oh, that sounds lovely. >> because go the >> yeah, because i go to the post office all the time. i don't know what charlie rowley is to. i'm there the is up to. i'm there all the time. my great. >> and my post is great. >> and my post is great. >> am a lot. i've got >> i am there a lot. i've got a really nice posting as well. who's, and we always even just see him out and about. he always stop, have a wave. he likes the dog. >> lovely. >> lovely. >> do you think you have to be lovely poster? lovely to be a poster? >> i don't i think you do. >> i don't know, i think you do. >> i don't know, i think you do. >> i don't know, i think you do. >> i think the job description. >> well, you've got to be good at mixing with people, haven't you? do you know his

but it's called moving day ellie for reason. it's because ellie for a reason.eat from the chaff, dad used from the chaff, as my dad used to we find out who's to say, and we find out who's serious about this who's serious about this and who's going british going to fall away. the british interest is very limited at the moment. i mean, we've got tommy fleetwood there . he's one fleetwood is in there. he's one unden fleetwood is in there. he's one under. into fleetwood is in there. he's one und

our rehema ellis has the story. >> reporter: whether four little lambs go to school each spring, therite place to visit. they cuddle up and listen to kids, like 9-year-old gracie juarez read out lead. >> the best thing about reading to the lambs is that they never judge of how good you read. >> reporter: what do they do? >> they just listen. >> reporter: the lambs are part of a school program outside of pittsburgh, helping kids become better readers. >> morning, morning. >> >> reporter:superintendent dr. laura jacob got the idea during the pandemic as therapy for children who were struggling to read. lucky for kids, her family has a sheep farm. >> there actually is research that suggests when children have the opportunity to read to animals, it can actually help develop their reading abilities. >> reporter: she says the lambs are just one of the variety of tools the district uses to help children feel more comfortable and develop the joy of reading. even when a lamb takes a bite out of the book. the kids take it in stride and just keep reading. >> it's hard to catch a bunny. >> repor

now, he's not going to leave. >> ellie.u think it is a big issue for an appeal >> i think it will be raised on appeal and i think there's a possibility. i think i agree with judge jones, a fairly remote possibility that a court of appeals we'll disagree with this, but as judge jones properly notes, what judge martian did was he went to a an ethics panel of other judges and he asked them for an opinion. this is last year when the issue was first raised. >> and that >> ethics panel said, you're okay, you can stay on the case if you want to. i still think the right move for judge them or sean would have been to step off because we can debate $35 is not a lot of money, i think by any calculation. but the problem is the man took the time to go on the internet to click over to act blue. he entered his credit card information and he gave money to an effort to defeat donald trump and to promote joe biden. and i do think a reasonable person can question that. i will tell you there are tens of millions of reasonable people in this co

and my colleague ellie pricejoins us live from the newsroom...een quite the journey, hasn't it? it has been quite the “ourney, hasn't it? :,, has been quite the “ourney, hasn't it? : :, , has been quite the “ourney, hasn't it? :, , : :, it? it most certainly has. what did he sa ? it? it most certainly has. what did he say? 352 _ it? it most certainly has. what did he say? 352 days _ it? it most certainly has. what did he say? 352 days running. - it? it most certainly has. what did he say? 352 days running. i - it? it most certainly has. what did he say? 352 days running. i don'tl he say? 352 days running. i don't think they were consecutive but that is not to take anything away from him. he only did not run on the days that he did not run because he came into problems with visas, problems with an armed robbery, the sort of things that stop you from running even though you really want to. and of course the weather. the whole point about all of this is that it has been highly documented on his social media feed, so he has had a youtube channel goin

ellie, it's really jarring to see people celebrating in the streets of iran. you believe that the middle east has changed in a big way just from yesterday. why don't you lay that out for us, rachel. good morning. it's so wonderful to be with you. probably to iran's great dismay, we saw a tremendous historic change in the middle east yesterday. and not to the islamic republic of iran's benefit. what we saw was that despite the fact that iran has tried to create this ring of fire around israel with its proxies, hamas, hezbollah, the militias in syria and iraq, despite that ring of fire around israel, we saw a western led alliance that included arab states like jordan and the kingdom of saudi arabia participating in the interception of iran's assault on israel. so we are in historic times where we have both the west and muslim arab countries, sunni states standing with israel against iran and really isolating the islamic republic of iran. today that's so interesting because yesterday we saw donald trump at a rally in pennsylvania saying this would have never happ

ellie price, bbc news. i think he deserves it.he makes the finish line here in bbc news. now, we go to baltimore in the state of maryland. wreckage being cleared. that is more than a week after a cargo ship crashed into the bridge, sending it collapsing into the harbour and killing six construction workers. they say replacing the bridge will likely take years, but authorities have opened to temporary channels to allow some shallow vessels like barges and tug boats to move around the container vessel. us president, joe biden, visited baltimore on friday and pledged government help to pledge to mimic help rebuild. more on that story after the break. i am rajini vaidyanathan. same here in bbc news. good afternoon. well, after a stormy start to our weekend, the winds are still a feature out there but not as severe as yesterday. and there are still some lengthy spells of sunshine to be found. but the rainbow says it all. yes, some of us will continue to see some showers. most frequent showers across the north—west of scotland and runni

. >> he is now indicted with meadows, ellis, eastman.yers who had to defend whether or not they became criminals plus, named among the unindicted coconspirators. the new york times says he could be an unnamed coconspirator in the jack smith case. the sixth spot has never been identified. the new york times said that. we have not confirmed that. we can confirm that epshteyn participated in the elector plot. this was about one year after the january 6th insurrection. long before jack smith was active. we pressed on how these aides seem today become directly involved but appeared to break the law which could be indictable. and these leads we built on investigators followed them. so here we are on our special now. i will air that exchange and epshteyn ultimately admitting his role in the plan. not defending its legality. but saying he did it with giuliani. and that involved let's recall, trying to put blatantly fraud electors in states where trump had lost. we are airing this in its full context. about 90 seconds and you will hear epshteyn a

keon ellis knocked down a triple. ellis came up big with 15 points. sacramento started to pull away in the fourth, grabbed one of their 15 offensive rebounds. sabonis threw it down. pushed the lead to 17. the night could not have gone worse for klay thompson. little over six minutes left, he missed a three. klay was 0 for 10 and went scoreless in the game. meanwhile, keegan murray was on fire for the kings. made eight threes, scored 32, and sacramento got some revenge from last year's postseason blowing out golden state 118-94 and ending the warriors season. >> it's raw right now just sitting here. going to be figuring out if i want to watch the playoffs or not on april 16th, i guess it's unfamiliar territory. >> really blessed year with amazing players and, you know, multiple championships and finals appearances and the highest of highs and this is the flip side. this is life. this is how it works. you don't, you know, you don't get to stay on top forever. >> reporter: i know what you're thinking out there, is it over for the warriors dynasty? have w

rehema ellis, nbc news, cole center, pennsylvania. >>> that's it for "nightly news."f and each other. good night. store parents are shocked after deputies arrest a north bay teacher accused of lewd acts with a minor. good afternoon, welcome to bay area news at 4:30. our jodi hernandez has been looking into that arrest. e'

ellie price, bbc news. stay with us here on bbc news. sunshine's helping to lift the temperature somewhat. lots of blue sky across many parts of scotland, 13 celsius in edinburgh, butjust seven degrees for these north sea facing coasts such as scarborough. lots of clouds, and a brisk, a bitter northerly wind blowing, too. and as we head through the rest of tonight, there's a little feature running southwards bringing the threat of some further showers, possibly wintry over the hills of scotland. temperatures dipping very close to freezing into thursday morning. watch out for some icy stretches perhaps. and it's still blustery for those north sea facing coasts, and across the northern isles as well. a mixture of sunny spells, but also some showers across many northern areas of england, scotland and northern ireland. more cloud and some showers pushing southwards across england and wales. temperatures again towards the east just 8—10 degrees celsius, but a little milder again further south and west. now, as we head through thursday night,

ellie price reports. only the hardest geezer could do it. cheering.352 days, covering more than 10,000 miles. let's go! day three... day four... day six... the heavens have opened. he's run through deserts, rainforests, savannas, mountains, and 16 countries. and he's so far raised nearly £700,000 for the running charity and sandblast. bit windy. soon enough, we'll all be in tunisia, sipping strawberry daiquiris on the beach. he's had complications with his health, visas, the weather... sneezing. highs of 39 degrees out here today. twisting me up! ..and other man—made threats. they said we should go more to the main track. we're going to get blown up over here. really? but he's taken it all in his stride. i'm too damn ferocious, boys and girls! in this final stretch, the 27—year—old had a little help from his friends — a few more running mates than he's used to. he has achieved something no—one else in this world has ever managed — and that strawberry daiquiri. ellie price, bbc news. 352 days of running, i think a drink is well deserved that. stay with

ellie price, bbc news.ing a legacy of change in our workplaces, in health and in education. tonight, we report on the impact on school children who were cut off overnight from teachers and friends. since the pandemic, the proportion of children in england who are persistently absent from school has doubled from 10% to more than 20% and that number is a lot higher among secondary school children who are disadvantaged. lucy watkinson has been following one school in oldham in greater manchester, where local lockdowns left some children even more isolated. she reports on the lockdown legacy. you got everything? yeah. have a good day. i'll see you later — bye. covid definitely affected my confidence — massively. i get overwhelmed with the noises and the crowds. i cannot deal with crowds, it stresses me out. i really struggle with it. when erin's in school she avoids the crowds by heading to the link — an area that offers a quiet space. erin will come and do a drop—in with me every morning, just to make sure she

ellis was also on this program. she was giving press conferences.hat if you launder this brazen in public, it might look more normalized and prosecutors will not act. did that initially work? is that working now? >> it absolutely worked originally. there were people like you and me who were stunned, right, who immediately saw this as an effort to interfere with the election from as early as president donald beginning to say ahead of the election year that he would not necessarily be bound by a boat that he lost. there was this effort to say it cannot be illegal because we are doing it openly and in public. that is not the sort of strategy that you can maintain in the face of good, independent prosecutors and that is where we are now. >> interesting. as you said, some go, it is like any other war shock issue -- they said it out loud, so it cannot be that bad. that is the trick or the game some of them are playing. seeing this reach accountability in arizona, mr. epshteyn is presumed innocent, but faces a mountain in evidence, where he said, yeah, i d

five of them were indicted for similar conduct in the state of georgia where jenna ellis has already pleaded guilty. they were part of a multistate scheme to help trump overturn the results of the 2020 election. and there are already prosecutions of some of these involved in that multistate scheme including georgia, michigan, and nevada. but tonight marks the first time that criminal charges are being brought in the state of arizona. >> we are here because justice demands an answer to the efforts of the defendants and other unindicted coconspirators allegedly took to undermine the will of arizona's voters during the 2020 presidential election. arizona's election was free and fair. the people of arizona elected president biden. unwilling to accept this fact, the defendants charged by the state grand jury allegedly schemed to prevent the lawful transfer of the presidency. a grand jury has handed down 11 felony indictments. these charges include fraud, forgery, and conspiracy. they are class 2, 4, and 5 felonies. these are serious indictments. >> as for donald trump himself, he is not c

and this indictment rudy giuliani, mark meadows, john eastman, jenna ellis, mike roman. these are people who were meeting face-to-face with trump. these are people who are on the ground helping trump put these fake electors together, help them facilitate their signing of those opaque electoral documents that we know are not just charged here, but also in other states around the country. and you mentioned two, there's multiple felony counts, there's nine counts total multiple felonies there's the top line is a conspiracy count that is similar to what we've seen in georgia with rico conspiracy account where trump is indicted, but several of these other people are indicted as well. so some parallel those there. but ultimately the end of the de people within trump's inner orbit charged again here in arizona and yet trump, i liked the charges in georgia. >> he's not indicted in this case at all. he i think is an unindicted coconspirator in this case, but somebody we have not seen before ever be facing charges for the first time is boris epshteyn. why is that so significant? >

oh, ellie, >> throw you out?m alone. he ain't worth it. she shouts. >> get out, get out! >> get out, get out! >> get out, get out! >> get yourself to safety. >> get yourself to safety. >> okay. >> okay. >> god. thanks, paul. >> god. thanks, paul. >> oh, i'm exhausted. >> oh, i'm exhausted. >> stay us. where? we're >> stay with us. where? we're going the papers. that's next. >> time to see what's in the papers this morning with former government adviser claire piersall. i bet you're glad you're advising the you're not advising him at the minute absolutely. showbiz minute. absolutely. and showbiz reporter takyi good reporter stephanie takyi good morning. good morning. good morning. good morning. good morning. glamour. this morning, claire. let's start with the guardian. should we, players and women . i don't understand. it's women. i don't understand. it's just a shocker that women are drinking beer. >> it's, stout. oh it's the rise of popularity of stout. other brands are available exactly like guinness. but there

, see ellie morning, right when i see ellie smiling , i morning, right when i see ellie smiling, i feelh the psychology of you smiling as a person. so if you smile, you're less to depressed. less likely to feel depressed. so mask that's being so there's a mask that's being trialled in this study in trialled out in this study in canada stimulates the canada that stimulates the muscles your mouth muscles around your mouth basically, and helps you to smile more . so it's an at home smile more. so it's an at home mask and it's saying it can really help cure depression only you only have to use it for 20s, each lasting 45 minutes. >> and is it really as simple as that? >> it's really as simple as that. >> fake it till you make it. >> fake it till you make it. >> quite literally make it. yeah literally. >> i don't buy this story at all. but it's a real thing. all. no, but it's a real thing. complicated. i mean, we know there's a feedback loop, obviously. know, everything obviously. you know, everything to do with your body language and certain muscles, and activating certain muscles, activati

ellie pitt of independent television news has more. ellie: designer jewelry doesn't come cheap.find it online for much lower than it should be. that's what happened to rogelio villa-real who was browsing cartier's website when he spotted these diamond-encrusted earrings for 237 mexican pesos. that's around 11 british pounds. he bought two pairs -- who wouldn't? -- before the price was quickly corrected to 237,000 pesos, or just over 11,000 pounds. according to rogelio, cartier then tried to back out of the deal. but he asked mexico's consumer protection agency to get involved, and they ruled in his favor. so, how did he do it? well, mexican consumer law requires businesses to sell their products at their listed price. if they don't, customers can file a complaint and send proof that they bought it at that price, but haven't received it. at this central london jewelers, they say there's no doubt he got a bargain. >> you are paying for that brand name, you know, when you walk in somewhere and leave with a cartier ring you're paying for prestige. i mean, he got very lucky. i'd like