i mean, it was almost like, erm..., erm... ..a child's mind to take in, because you saw people drinking openly and i saw people getting high openly and, as a kid, i always associated injections and things like that, you know, with doctors, so i didn't quite know that that was part of the getting high process. it was just there. as a matter of fact, i would come home quite often and seejunkies standing around the apartment and they were in deep nods, which were they were standing up but they looked like they were asleep. sort of group narcolepsy. yeah, yeah... amol laughs. and then every now and then a sentence would come out. "yeah, man. "everything's cool." and, you know, they would just rock and nod. and i thought to myself, "wow, adults sleep standing up and children sleep lying down." so i was seven years old and that's when i set the national truancy record. out of all the awards i've ever won, that's the one i'm proud of. but this was extraordinarily unusual. i mean, most people don't grow up in that kind of envi

erm, yes, erm... that pause rather captures the moment.e chance to salvage his reputation. watching was his ex—wife, amber heard, who says she endured months of violence during their brief marriage. all of it, he says, is a lie. never... ..did i myself reach the point of striking miss heard in any way, nor have i ever struck any woman in my life. two completely opposed accounts of a marriage, and so many of the witnesses are either close friends or employees. and the events, most of them took place behind closed doors, so the heart of this for the lawyers is who to believe, which is why today matters. he talked of childhood abuse, his long career and the effect of the allegations. one day, you're. .. ..cinderella, so to speak, and then, in 0.6 seconds, you're quasimodo. and i... ..i didn't deserve that, nor did my children, nor did the people who have believed in me for all these years. 0k, we'll take a recess, thank you. thank you. throughout, he was careful, hesitant, serious. of course, this isjust one side of the story — amber heard's

erm, yes, erm... that pause rather captures the moment.lvage his reputation. watching was his ex—wife, amber heard, who says she endured months of violence during their brief marriage. all of it, he says, is a lie. never... ..did i myself reached the point of striking miss heard in any way. nor have i ever struck any woman in my life. two completely opposed accounts of a marriage, and so many of the witnesses are either close friends or employees. and the events, most of them took place behind closed doors so the heart of this for the lawyers is who to believe, which is why today matters. he talked of childhood abuse, his long career and the effect of the allegations. one day you're... ..cinderella, so to speak, and then in 0.6 seconds, you're quasimodo. and i... ..i didn't deserve that, nor did my children, nor did the people who have believed in me for all these years. 0k, we'll take a recess, thank you. thank you. throughout, he was careful, hesitant, serious. of course, this isjust one side of the story, amber heard's will follow. but

erm, i don't know. hang onto it, i suppose. well, that's why you've given it to me, cos you don't know what to do with it. this is a vr escape room in space where the objects you pick up and drop bounce around in 06. it really shows how vr can create experiences that would be impossible to achieve in a real escape room. but itjust looks like any landmass with some sea next to it. yeah, but there's a long... i don't recognise the curve. there's a long wiggly bit over here, right? yeah, although, what's funny, of course, is that escape rooms started online, then they moved to the real world and now they're becoming this sort of next—gen hybrid thing. true, not that it matters as, right now, i think we're running out of time. both scream lara chuckles 0h, we didn't manage to save the world. i'm sorry. yeah, you've all gone the way of the dinosaurs, i'm afraid. apologies. we've known for some time now that video games can help alleviate stress and anxiety and only last year, we looked at a device called the mdoloris, which is usual

erm, yes, erm... that pause rather captures the moment.reputation. watching was his ex—wife, amber heard, who says she endured months of violence during their brief marriage. all of it, he says, is a lie. watching was his ex—wife, amber heard, who says she endured months of violence during their brief marriage. all of it, he says, is a lie. never... ..did i myself reach the point of striking miss heard in any way, nor have i ever struck any woman in my life. two completely opposed accounts of a marriage, and so many of the witnesses are either close friends or employees. and the events, most of them took place behind closed doors, so the heart of this for the lawyers is who to believe, which is why today matters. he talked of childhood abuse, his long career and the effect of the allegations. one day, you're. .. ..cinderella, so to speak, and then, in 0.6 seconds, you're quasimodo. and i... ..i didn't deserve that, nor did my children, nor did the people who have believed in me for all these years. ok, we'll take a recess, thank you. thank

yeah, vccination is now a big, big problem, that you don't, erm, allow to criticise this. because there are many questions with this vaccination. many doubts. doubts. do you think you can live here without vaccination? yes, yes, yes. but there is a campaign. it's not so that all paraguay find it good, this vaccination. many pa raguaya ns say "no". well, but vaccines save millions of lives. when you see the figures and you compare with the old vaccination, for other, er... it is much, much, much more people have problems with this vaccination. and then, you know, from the man who create this test, that the test is not able... ..to show infection. this is fact. but this is incorrect. pcr tests do accurately diagnose corona, and that's not the only misconception we have discovered among the newcomers. covid measures here are actually quite strict. vaccine certificates and pcrs are carefully checked. you can find hand—washing stations like this outside virtually every public place, and masks are commonplace. but the fear among the locals is that some of the new arrivals don't

and 7 rockers were fired upon odessa and 2 were erm intercepted by the air defense systems. 5, it, it, the city, one of them hit into a residential building at 16 story residential block, and that's where most of the casualties have occurred. one of them has also hit a cemetery. that's what we also heard. and they seem to have been fired from the black sea, and this is in line, of course, with what the russian commander has said that the russian troops would try to a breakthrough mac alive and odessa and or march on to trends this tree, or whether or other where these russian troops are stationed, that in this break away region from moldova. and that would, of course, um, connect this isolated military base there in trenton is true with the russian forces that are in ukraine right now. at is willing of speaking to us in clear. thank you so much. or his look at some other stories making headlines around the world. more than a 100 people have been killed in nigeria as river state. i've had exposure at an illegal oil. refining depot. officials say the practice of illegally tapping crude

erm, right, ok, so it usually takes about 3—5 weeks for a claim to be processed.hear from us within that time, you can just contact us via phone or email. do you have any other questions? what are you doing for lunch? and that roguish charm that he exhibits there is kind of, in a way, central to the film, because he seems shifty, unreliable, and dangerous, but also has this magnetic feeling about him. so she goes to meet him — or he waits for her — and then they have an unexpectedly exciting encounter in a car park. and the next thing is she's addicted to him. she's kind of intoxicated by him. he's fantastically unreliable — he disappears, he comes back, he borrows a car, he goes away. she doesn't know where he is. all her friends and family say, "he's unreliable, stay away from him, he's bad news." but part of her longs for escape, and part of her longs to find her new identity in this relationship. so harry wootliff, a brilliant film—maker, describes this as being a cautionary tale about "a destructive sexual relationship that is so familiar as to be almost a ri

beginning to say, because those two particularly when remember what happened tojohn major after the erme tories they had an awful job to prove that they were economically competent and that led to the 1997 landslide of tony blair and labour. the polls are showing that there is now not a lot of faith in the conservatives of good economic management and there is a lot of questions from tory mps about why rishi sunak is holding back this £20 billion war chest if you like in order to give tax cuts before the next election when, right now, as of today people are seeing their fuel bills go up and the cost of living is also going up at an alarming rate and this article talks about someone running a food bank in liverpool and we have heard these stories before, that people are saying that we cannot have fresh vegetables like potatoes because we cannot afford to cook them. it is a big concern, a huge concern for the conservatives, particularly with local elections coming around the corner. should we delve into the — coming around the corner. should we delve into the political— coming around the

erm, right, ok, so it usually takes about 3—5 weeks for a claim to be processed.

erm, i don't know. hang onto it, i suppose. well, that's why you've given it to me, cos you don't know what to do with it. this is a vr escape room in space where the objects you pick up and drop bounce around in 06. it really shows how vr can create experiences that would be impossible to achieve in a real escape room. but itjust looks like any landmass with some sea next to it. yeah, but there's a long... i don't recognise the curve. there's a long wiggly bit over here, right? yeah, although, what's funny, of course, is that escape rooms started online, then they moved to the real world and now they're becoming this sort of next—gen hybrid thing. true, not that it matters as, right now, i think we're running out of time. both scream lara chuckles 0h, we didn't manage to save the world. i'm sorry. yeah, you've all gone the way of the dinosaurs, i'm afraid. apologies. we've known for some time now that video games can help alleviate stress and anxiety and only last year, we looked at a device called the mdoloris, which is usual

one of my friends and i were at the front, iwasjust like, erm... 0k.with him. but as she's taking this video, he essentially moves his hand down my back and puts his hand up the back of my skirt. i stepped back because i'm a bit shocked from it, and i didn't really expect it to happen, and ijust felt kind of, like, objectified, really. he calls me on snapchat the next day, asking if i want to, like, hang out. i would love to hang out. 0h, 0k. doing what, though? whatever you'd want, baby. but i guess because at the time i was quite young, it does make me feel angry, to be honest. let's not act like this guy doesn't hold power over here in this... this bbc. his name holds weight here, and that's the scary thing for anyone. notjust me. and me and people like me don't ever get believed when we speak about stuff like this, so we don't. he happens to have a certain type of person that he targets. the victims are black females. we all know he's got a bit of a taste for darker skinned women who no—one else finds attractive. that's how society's viewing it, un

erm, i, i... you know, i mean, isn't happy hourany time? chuckles.king about a head—butt. mr depp, you said, "i head—butted you in the bleep forehead, that doesn't "break a nose." correct? i did say those words, but i said... i was using the words that miss heard was using. ok. but there was not an intentional head—butt. there was also footage of another angry outburst — he said, yes, he did hit cabinets and couches, but not his wife. david sillito, bbc news, fairfax, virginia. we're told this is the era of the gig economy — a world where many people have to adapt to flexible working conditions — and zero—hour contracts. but that's most definitely not the case for one brazilian — who's given a whole new meaning to the phrase — company man. the bbc�*s tim allman explains. walter 0rtmann begins every day the same way. he walter 0rtmann begins every day the same way-— the same way. he starts with his daily exercises, _ the same way. he starts with his daily exercises, as - the same way. he starts with his daily exercises, as a - the same way. he starts

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erm. sorry, i know you can call me joe bean too.mming federation today suspended two-time olympic champion evgeny rylov from competing for 9 months. cause pure political a month ago, rylov attended a rally-concert dedicated to the eighth anniversary of the return of crimea to russia and this for sports functionaries. it turned out to be enough. an unprecedented number of state-funded places will open in russian universities this year, the increase will affect all specialties, but most of all, medical pedagogical and engineering areas, an additional 30,000 state-funded places are allocated to applicants for master's programs, and for students of colleges and technical schools, an educational project of professionalism was launched, its goal is to quickly and to qualitatively train young people in the skills that are in demand on the market today. this year alone, 150,000 students will receive training that practically guarantees employment. and for schoolchildren, social science is launching an intellectual online quiz, the league of

erm deputy managing director, if i remember, yes the imf said that confidence in the dollar is declining and many countries will be getting rid of e dollars. the process has already begun. uh, brazil has increased. uh, foreign exchange reserves in yuan four times. uh, china is the main holder. e dollar mass is more than a trillion, but it will certainly be. uh, trying to cut down on dollar investments, but still a very important instrument of american pressure against russia is the expansion of nato, and in the near future, apparently, another round is ahead. e. nato expansion into two scandinavian countries that remained neutral. e during the entire period after the second world war, and in the case of sweden this and even further. i mean, just sweden, and finland, which are actively invited and dragged into nato, thereby creating a very difficult security situation for russia, and today deputy head of the russian foreign ministry alexander grushko in in particular, he stated that the entry of sweden and finland into nato would mean a radical change in the military-political situation f

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and so, he was out in the garden on the deck chair, with the washing above his head and, erm...yrics book. so, he must like it too. it means a lot to him. yeah, yeah. it means a lot to us both. now owned by the national trust, it's open inside to pre—booked groups but, outside, it's a must—see on beatles tours. bothjim and mary's sons both had number—one hit singles... - this is where lennon and mccartney took their first steps on "the long and winding road" to become the biggest band in the world. the beatles blazed a trail young musicians have been following ever since, and the national trust is asking for stories from the public on how the band's music has inspired them. this year marks the 60th anniversary of the fab four�*s first hit — a song written in this two—up two—down in liverpool that went around the world and across the universe. bye, house. john maguire, bbc news, liverpool. the ceo twitter has taken to twitter to tell us that he is excited to share that we are appointing elon musk to our board. through conversations with him in recent weeks it became clear to us t

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the same situation as poland and hungary in regards to be in contradiction article to the values, the erm, the core principle of the european union. and that would be a huge truck, huge a huge agenda to, to, to take all the, because again, france will be against $26.00 or maybe 20 for putting us i, poland, and hunger. second, a difference i think is in regards to germany and he goes to great britain and you got to get bitten because those migration crisis read written is outside of european union boys. johnson is very or some, nagel savage, which is the send as a imminent in mat, in the pen. when it comes to the push that he made in 2006 for the bricks. it therefore, there would be a migration crisis between great britain, france to be honest, france will kick out of the migrant work now staying it, which, which are under the control of the french authority. and she will say, she would present to witness that will have a new crisis in regard to that. and when it comes to germany, there will be a clear disruption of the linkage, the german franco german dynamics. this is quite clear. she h

why is it a problem for them to walk 2 km into the territory erm, and another state of the russian federationnothing and there are such questions, so let's talk now, uh, with a person who is in transnistria dmitry matveev we are in direct contact. hello. dmitry, can you hear us? and in fact, all our questions. do you already hear? tell us what is more or less confirmed at the moment and those versions that can more or less be related to reality, please. hello, yes i hear you. good? hello e presenter. hello everyone, present in the studio is really transnistria for a day. i am very much disturbed by the events that took place in tiraspol last night and this morning. yes , pridnestrovie has been living a peaceful life for many years after 1992 for 30 years. in general, it is trying to build peaceful relations with its neighbors, but it must be admitted that transnistria has turned out to be an extremely vulnerable state in recent years, and what we saw last night in the center of tiraspol confirms. just the escalation that hmm has been escalating all these years. yes , the building of the minis

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erm... i mean, we're public broadcasters, you know? like, we just want it to be out there.ough money. like, everything's going fine. right now, you know, the business model that we have is that we make our money from advertising and, you know, advertisers like, we do these little spots, you know, at the end of the show, go to 15—second ad reads, and that's plenty of money... i mean, one question — sorry, one question i'd like to ask you just more broadly about podcasting is it's been so successful and proving to be so successful. i wonder what you think it means for public radio. will it kill off public radio? what's the future for public radio and the world of podcasting ? i mean, somehow public radio does seem to survive, because people are lazy and they want to just get in their carand turn on the radio. and you can't underestimate the human force of that, right? and so, there'sjust only so much programming you can do for yourself. 0k, well, let's have a look at your incredibly popular podcast serial, which was, of course, a spin—off from this american life. just remind

erm, i, i... you know, i mean, isn't happy hourany time? forehead, that doesn't i was using the words that miss heard was using. ok. but there was not an intentional head—butt. there was also footage of another angry outburst — he said, yes, he did hit cabinets and couches, but not his wife. david sillito, bbc news, fairfax, virginia. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. huan 0rlando hernandez, the former president of honduras, has been extradited to the united states, to face weapons and drug trafficking charges. he was arrested in february, shortly after ending his second term in charge of the country. us prosectors have previously accused him of funding his political rise with profits from drug traffickers. the arab league has called on israel to end jewish prayers inside the al—aqsa mosque compound in occupied eastjerusalem, saying it could trigger wider conflict. in recent days, security forces in israel have used stun grenades, with some palestinians throwing stones and firecrackers by the mosque. after a meeting

i'm pretty much housebound now, erm, due to the pain.t impact for me so far has been on my mental health. it's just... it's just got worse. i'm sick of feeling, at 44, like i'm 94. like so many other women, pain is a constant companion for lucy reddin. she has endometriosis, which means tissue — like the lining of the womb — grows in places it shouldn't, including the ovaries. i'll be honest, i've felt suicidal at times with this condition. the level of pain, you just, just want it to stop. you just want it to go away. for lucy, endometriosis means she's not been able to have children. now, she needs a hysterectomy. she was referred for help in march last year, but is worried she's still got a long wait ahead of her. i can't even put it into words because my life is not my life as it is at the moment. it's cruel. it's cruel to leave somebody waiting there for that long. you wouldn't do that to a dog. there were problems with gynaecology waiting lists before covid. in february 2020, almost 290,000 women in england were on a waiting list.

erm... can i say that?ional roller—coaster. it means so much to us to have these home. this is where the gift bag was left, outside the librarian�*s office. with no cctv, the library doesn't know who put it there, or indeed where the notebooks have been and why they've been returned now. like many other buildings, we don't have cctv in places where people are regularlyjust passing through. our cctv monitors the front of the building, the back of the building, so we have passed the cctv that we have available to the police, and that a matter for their live investigation. the notebooks were last seen in november 2000, when they had be removed to be photographed. despite various searches, they never turned up, and 15 months ago, the bbc first highlighted that the library thought they had been stolen. one of the notebooks features darwin's tree of life sketch, which helped inspire his theory of evolution. they are some of the most remarkable documents in the whole history of science. i honestly think, i mean, t

no, well, we erm. hmm, we got married already. i worked for an airline.e is, uh, as a matter of fact, on the part of the ex- husband there were no claims on this topic and the similarity of characters. this is our main reason, yes, for divorces? yes, i myself have ever met men, so to speak. i don't know somewhere in the resort, is it easy for you to admit that you are the commander of the ship. generally? it's been a long time, of course, i haven't rested at the resort since i've been working as a ship's commander. but you know it is always interesting, that is, it is provided, and then already in the process of dialogue already there. well, actually, there is something to talk about, but in fact, if we talk about building some kind of further relationship, then in general, you need an equal partner. and if you are commanders, then you need at least. commander or uh, a person in a leadership position, the main thing is a person, to be honest, i don’t set it for myself. such here are some barriers. what do you think, that we are trying to figure out all of

and, erm, yeah, i'mjust... all of it makes me sad. all of it.s really tangible. shape of you became the focus of a high court trial after the grime artist sami chokri accused the songwriters of copying one of his tracks. ed sheeran and his team denied this and decided to fight for the song, which the trial heard earned them around £5 million a year. but they say this was about so much more. the conversation around all of this is always about money. it's not about money. this isjust... this is about heart and honesty. it's not... integrity? yeah. it's not about, like... win or lose, we had to go to court, you know? we had to stand up for what we thought was right. i don't want to have this situation happen again, so now ijust film everything, everything's on film. we've had sort of claims come through on songs and we go, "well, here's the footage, and you watch, and you'll see that there's nothing there." two days ago, the high court ruled ed sheeran and his team had neither deliberately nor subconsciously copied the track oh why. the singer says

erm... can i say that? there have been tears.—coaster. it means so much to us to have these home. this is where the gift bag was left, outside the librarian's office, but with no cctv, the library doesn't know who put it there, or, indeed, where the notebooks have been and why they've been returned now. like many other buildings, we don't have cctv in places where people are regularly just passing through. our cctv monitors the front of the building, it monitors the back of the building, so we have passed the cctv that we have available to the police, and that's a matter for their live investigation. the notebooks were last seen in november 2000, when they'd be removed to be photographed. despite various searches, they never turned up, and 15 months ago, the bbc first highlighted the library thought they'd been stolen. one of the notebooks features darwin's tree of life sketch, which helped inspire his theory of evolution. there are some of the most remarkable documents in the whole history of science. i honestly think... i mean,