after this, when the jews found out about this, mordechai tore her clothes, said that he asked estherme to her husband, to the king and... asked to cancel this decree, she said that she was ready, but she asked that all jews fast and pray 3 days that she would also fast and pray for 3 days, and after that she would come to the king, and so it happened, she came after fasting and prayer and came to the king, the king was in a good mood and forgave, as if not only as if he had heard her, but also allowed the jews to defend themselves from enemies, which was fundamentally important, protection from the wars allowed the jews to essentially defeat oman and all of their wargs. when achashvirosh realized everything that oman had done, he ordered that he be hanged on the gallows that was intended for mordechai. alexander vasilyevich, yes, tell me, how is the date of celebration determined, when exactly does purim occur? the date of the holiday is the fourteenth day of the month according to the jewish calendar, according to the gregorian calendar it is approximately always in march, but these

hand back the money they receive from frank esther.— receive from frank esther.e on _ receive from frank esther. we will have more on that _ receive from frank esther. we will have more on that story _ receive from frank esther. we will have more on that story later - receive from frank esther. we will have more on that story later this| receive from frank esther. we will| have more on that story later this i was so stay with us. let�*s look at some other stories making news. the number of middle—aged people dying from cancer in the uk is at a 25—year low, according to new figures. a study from cancer research uk found deaths among those aged 35 to 69 have fallen, thanks to screening, better treatments and policies aimed at reducing smoking. labour has set out plans to cap re—sale prices for concert tickets, to crackdown on people who buy them to list online, at an inflated cost. sir keir starmer, said access to music, art and theatre should not be "at the mercy of ruthless ticket touts". the government says it�*s already introduced tough enough measures. north k

esther believes it should now be introduced in all primary schools in england.ss is just about experiencing the world for what it is right now, being alive and knowing it, savouring the good stuff, the fun stuff, and also noticing the not so good stuff when it shows up for us. shake those legs! shaking those legs! i like the tapping, because it makes me feel_ i like the tapping, because it makes me feel sleepy~ _ me feel sleepy. i like _ me feel sleepy. i like the - me feel sleepy. i i like the singing me feel sleepy. - i like the singing bit, me feel sleepy. — i like the singing bit, because it makes — i like the singing bit, because it makes me _ i like the singing bit, because it makes me calm. when _ makes me calm. when do you use this? i use it outside, and then sometimes when _ i use it outside, and then sometimes when i _ i use it outside, and then sometimes when i am _ i use it outside, and then sometimes when i am going a little bit crazy. what _ when i am going a little bit crazy. what does — when i am going a little bit crazy. what does it do when you

esther ghey, speaking — scarlet either. esther ghey, speaking about _ scarlet either.t one of - scarlet either. esther ghey, speaking about one of the l scarlet either. esther ghey, - speaking about one of the teenagers that medical daughter. just over a year later, esther has meet treatment metjenkinson's mother. you instigated that meeting. why did you want to meet? the crime has been committed _ why did you want to meet? the crime has been committed has _ why did you want to meet? the crime has been committed has impacted - why did you want to meet? the crime has been committed has impacted so | has been committed has impacted so many other people, and obviously what they have gone through is terrible as well. they've lost a child and having only lost a child but also they have to live with what has happened now the rest of their lives. both of us are mothers who are trying to navigate something that nobody should ever have gone through, and i think for that kind of feel a bit of a connection to her as well. ., . , of feel a bit of a connection to her as well. ., .,

sally nugent has been speaking to esther ghey.only going to impact me. i genuinely don't feel any of those towards scarlett�*s parents, and... i actually don't feel that towards scarlett, either. esther ghey speaking about one of the teenagers who murdered her daughter. 16—year—old brianna was stabbed to death last february. scarlettjenkinson and eddie ratcliffe had watched videos of violence and torture online before killing her. now, just over a year later, esther has metjenkinson�*s mother. you instigated that meeting, why did you want to meet her? the crime that's been committed has impacted so many other people and, obviously, what they've gone through is terrible, as well. and they've lost a child and they haven't only lost a child, but they've also got to live with what's happened now for the rest of their life. both of us are mothers who are trying to navigate something that nobody should ever have gone through. and i think, for that, i kind of feel...a bit of a connection to her, as well. and how was that meeting? it was

with esther and phil failed to comply with the broadcasting code.onse to this decision, gb news said it is deeply concerned by the ruling and that it will raise it directly with the regulator in the strongest possible terms. the media group called it a chilling development of free speech as it said ofcom acknowledge that the programme was deemed impartial but viewers might think otherwise. gb news said this will continue to feature german politicians hosting programmesjust feature german politicians hosting programmes just as other ofcom regulated services have in the past and still do. to explain more on this here is our media correspondent david stiletto. if you are an acting serving politician you can present a programme on british television. you can also present a current affairs programme, but you can't do news and thatis programme, but you can't do news and that is what this is all about. gb news says that these programmes were essentially general programmes, discussion programmes, not the news, so there was this analysis of five of them over

sally nugent has been speaking to esther ghey.y don't feel any of those towards scarlett�*s parents, and... i actually don't feel that towards scarlett, either. esther ghey talking about one of the teenagers who murdered her daughter. 16—year—old brianna was stabbed to death last february. scarlettjenkinson and eddie ratcliffe had watched videos of violence and torture online before killing her. now, just over a year later, esther has metjenkinson's mother. you instigated that meeting, why did you want to meet her? the crime that's been committed has impacted so many other people and, obviously, what they've gone through is terrible, as well. and they've lost a child and they haven't only lost a child, but they've also got to live with what's happened now for the rest of their life. both of us are mothers who are trying to navigate something that nobody should ever have gone through. and i think, for that, i kind of feel...a bit of a connection to her, as well. and how was that meeting? it was emotional. we had a few, like, very p

frank esther's eight — new definition? no. he wasn't. frank esther's eight full, _ new definition?i new definition? no. he wasn't. frank esther's eight full, in my view, and l esther's eight full, in my view, and spoke disgracefully about diane abbott, but he would not fall within this definition. when public authorities all for that matter, police, or crown prosecution service make decisions as to arrest someone or charge them, take them before the commission that deals with proscribed organisations, they do actually apply some common sense. frank hester has been revealed as a very full quality human being... the reason i ask— very full quality human being... the reason i ask the question is that sometimes these things are subjective and some people are worried that it is possible for the government to revive its own definition of terrorism and make a difference value judgment then they might do ordinarily. and then it might do ordinarily. and then it might end up being a rule that applies to people that you don't really like. but applies to people that you don't reall like. �* ,

now, just over a year later, esther has metjenkinson's mother.at's been committed has impacted so many other people and, obviously, what they've gone through is terrible, as well. and they've lost a child and they haven't only lost a child, but they've also got to live with what's happened now for the rest of their life. both of us are mothers who are trying to navigate something that nobody should ever have gone through. and i think, for that, i kind of feel. ..a bit of a connection to her, as well. and how was that meeting? it was emotional. we had a few, like, very personal. we spoke about very personal things, and she was very open with me and she was so respectful, as well. i think that her coming to see me shows a great deal of bravery on her part, as well. since her daughter's death, esther ghey has been campaigning for better online safety for children and for mindfulness to be taught to young people in schools. you talk about choosing to make something positive out of the most horrific thing that could possibly happen. if you were able t

esther herself has practised mindfulness for the last eight years. present moment and to be more aware of your surroundings. in february last year, when it happened, me and my other daughter would go for walks and we would see, like, the beauty that was around us — we would see like the beautiful trees or the flowers or the blossoms or how lovely the sky was. and i think that during a difficult time, it's really important to be able to see those things because it shows you that even though you're struggling that there is still beauty in the world. nice and still on the floor. esther believes it should now be introduced in all primaries in england. we did blow a balloon up. this school has been teaching it for the last five years. mindfulness isjust about experiencing the world for what it is right now. being alive and knowing it, savouring the good stuff, the fun stuff, and also noticing the not so good stuff when it shows up for us. shake those legs, shaking those legs! i like the tapping because it makes me feel sleepy. i i like the singing because

frank esther runs _ correspondent with more. frank esther runs a _ correspondent with more.t with more. frank| esther runs a software company, correspondent with more. f�*a'ia; esther runs a software company, and is one of the conservative party's biggest donors. just last year, he gave the party £10 million, 5 million himself and £5 million through his company. it was at a meeting of that company back in 2019 where the guardian alleges he was talking about an executive from a rival firm and then went on to say that this, "it is like trying not to be racist, but you see diane abbott on the tv and you just want to hate all black woman because she is there, and i don't hate all black women at all, but i think she should be shot. " it is important to say that the bbc has not verified these remarks, that mr hester responded saying that he accepts he was rude about diane abbott in a private meeting several years ago, but his criticism had nothing to do with her gender or colour of skin. also it is worth us noting that his team say that that response, that apology of sorts, is not

with ishtar, which is the actual meaning of esther, ishtar, which is one of the canaanite gods that they worship for fertility goddess uh if we go into the avenue, but lot of this stuff goes deep, into um their mysticism and their religious extremism, they view palestinians as animals, they don't see them as human beings, they don't see them as equals who they can coexist with, they see them as obstacles to their complete expansion, at the end of the day we know that the two blue stripes on the israeli flags represent the nile and the euphrates, they want to expand as much as they can, and for them they see the palestinians, the arab peoples, the muslim people in general as the biggest. obstacle because at the end of the day the biggest resistance to israelelism is islam and the access of resistance because the access of resistance is firm in its faith and it rejects the lifestyles and appertenences of zionism of commercial banking of usery of of loaning money on interest and all these horrible things and it is the muslims and the access of resistance are giving the the best fight t

on five occasions gb news is said to have, essentially, well, these politicians, jacob rees—mogg, estherd the line into doing news. what does that mean? let's look at jacob rees—mogg. there were instances where they said there was a break in news, about donald trump and a civil legal action. he was there going to reports that were breaking at the time. essentially they said he was acting as a news presenter. also comments about king charles and his alleged political views. there were these moments where they said they crossed from commentary and debate into actually presenting the news. gb news says it was entirely impartial. they believe it was entirely impartial and absolutely right and they believe there is huge uncertainty in these rules about what is allowed and what is not allowed. they believe that they didn't break the rules. the phrase they used today in their response was chilling in what impact it would have on media diversity. no fine or sanction for gb news because ofcom says this is essentially happened a year ago over a specific period of time and they have had no serious

basically a mass murder spree of of innocent people suspected of being the enemy of the people of esther extending to persians, but anybody who they view as their enemy, this is like celebration of revenge, it's very, you know, uh, very, very sick stuff, and it's it's the invasion of iraq in 2003 happened around this time, so see these types of vengeful acts, these bloody acts happened to happen around this type of this time of the year, so this is very sick and twisted army, and their terroristic acts should be condemned by the whole world, and the fact that the internet national organizations are just sitting there shows how useless they are, no matter no matter what kind of statements they make, a statement is not going to make a difference, the only thing that is really hopeful for the palestinis to end this absolute nightmares, i've described is the is the armed resistance uh and and their allies in the world, well you're absolutely right, and the whole world recognizes that it has it is passed time uh to be silent and there needs to be some effective measure. taking place, so let's

esther, similar question to you. how do you address the concerns about safety, often we're talking about cyclists and pedestrians on jfk drive, from your perspective, what is the issues you have around safety? >> one of the concerns we have for people who move a little slower out and about on the closed jfk drive is whether bicyclists going by, whether there's safety for pedestrians crossing and whether bicyclists have a speed limb so that's an issue for us -- speed limit so that's an issue for. regarding the shuttle, i think it's wonderful there are one but there's no shuttle shelters and the buses are not kneeling buses and the schedule has been erratic and the pathways from the shuttle station, shuttle stops to the nearby attractions are not paved. so, we would be excited to see the parking price come down and the parking garage, i will say that would be wonderful. >> thank you. our second question is going back to you, as you noted the facilities and cultural institutions in golden gate park is a popular destinat

with ishar which is uh the actual meaning of uh esther ishtar which is one of the canaanite gods thathey worship for fertility goddess uh if we go into the avenue but lot of this stuff goes deep into um their mysticism and their religious extremism they view palestinians as animals they don't see them as human beings they don't see them as equals who they can coexist with they see as obstacles to their complete expansion, at the end of the day we know that the two blue stripes on the israeli flags represent denial and the euphretes, they want to expand as much as they can, and for them they see the palestinians, the arab peoples, the muslim people in general, as the biggest obstacle, because at the end of the day the biggest resistance to israeli zionism is islam and the axis of resistance, because the access of resistance is firm in its faith and it's the lifestyles and appartenences of zionism, of commercial banking, of usery, of of loaning money on interests and all these horrible things, and it is the muslims in the access of resistance that are giving the the best fight to israel

racist and genocidal holiday, which basically celebrates the genocide of persians in the book of esther in the old testament where the king of persia was married to a jewish queen and she suspected that one of the people were trying to kill all the jews essentially, but turned out not that's not the case, but she still ordered basically a mass murder spree of of innocent people suspected of being, the enemy of the people of esther, and so every year this holiday is celebrated, and it's not just extending to persians. but anybody who they view as their enemy, this is like celebration of revenge, it's very you know uh very very sick stuff and it's it's the invasion of iraq in 2003 happened around this time, so see these types of vengeful acts, these bloody acts happened to happen around this type of uh this time of the year, so this is very sick and twisted army and their terroristic acts should be condemned by the whole world and the fact that the international organizations are just there shows how useless they are, no matter, no matter what kind of statements they make, a statement is

after the session i meet. with 18-year-old esther who invites with 18—year—old esther who invites me tells me the scarcity of water reaches already limiting how much she's using. in spite of all the challenges in esther faces she says she's full of hope. translation: i consider being pregnant a great blessing. i am going to have a baby. and going to be called mother. tulip mazumdar, bbc news, southern india. if you're in the uk, you can watch the full documentary on the bbc iplayer, search for �*indian mothers: bearing the heat�* — and this weekend it will be showing here on bbc news. the taliban inaugurated the new academic year but did not an entity changes to read scripture. since cominu changes to read scripture. since comin: to changes to read scripture. since coming to power— changes to read scripture. since coming to power in _ changes to read scripture. since coming to power in 2021 - changes to read scripture. since coming to power in 2021 the - changes to read scripture. since coming to power in 2021 the chalobah out of not only close schools from girls about the sixth grad

her best friend, esther sanchez. think maybe she got cold feet and moving to tennessee and was just taking a time-out somewhere? >> without her son? never. lynne would have to be dead to not have christian. >> and, what about her son, christian? could he help fill in any pieces of the puzzle? sensitive thing here. the child was five-year-old that -- but does he have a story to tell? >> i don't know how much a five- year-old child could tell at that time. >> in truth, very little. christopher had been with his father for the weekend. like lynne, he had also met someone he met 21 years before. he was engaged to a woman named janet leary. >> chris had called me and said he had received a phone call stating that lynne had disappeared. they found lynne's car and they did not know where she was. >> that's a very traumatic thing going on. he has lost his mother. did they shield him from it? >> okay, the news -- we shielded christian as much as possible. >> meanwhile, the massive investigation into lynne friend's disappearan

persians in the book of esther in the old testament where the king of persia was married to a jewish queen and she suspected that one of the people were trying to kill all the jews essentially, but turned out not that's not the case, but she still ordered uh basically a mass murder spree of of innocent people suspected of being the enemy of the people of esther, and so every year this holiday is celebrated, and it's not just extending to persians, but anybody who they view as their enemy, this is... like celebration of revenge, it's very, very, very sick stuff, and it's it's the invasion of iraq in 2003 happened around this time, so these types of vengeful acts, these bloody acts happened to happen around this type of this time of the year, so this is very sick and twisted army, and their terroristic acts should be condemned by the whole world, and the fact that the international organizations are just sitting there shows how useless they... are no matter, no matter what kind of statements they make, a statement is not going to make a difference, the only thing that is really hopeful

my heart goes out to esther ghey. the point about _ more. my heart goes out to esther ghey.eally want to be listening to. they think they have solutions. they are not cynical. they saw in lockdown politicians closing schools, vaccines being rolled out. they want their voices heard. think what they have been through. they have had a lockdown, there is war in europe. they are all talking to me about the cost of living and parents being able to afford food. they are interested in health, can we see a doctor? they have come up with 33 big ambitions. we have tested them on all the leaders and we want every political party to listen and to have a children's manifesto and to talk to children. we want to see it on everyone's manifesto. you talk to children. we want to see it on everyone's manifesto.- talk to children. we want to see it on everyone's manifesto. you say the children are — on everyone's manifesto. you say the children are not _ on everyone's manifesto. you say the children are not cynical. _ on everyone's manifesto. you say the children are not cynical. the - children

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now, just over a year later, esther has metjenkinson�*s mother.you want to meet her? the crime that's been committed has impacted so many other people and, obviously, what they've gone through is terrible, as well. and they've lost a child and they haven't only lost a child, but they've also got to live with what's happened now for the rest of their life. both of us are mothers who are trying to navigate something that nobody should ever have gone through. and i think, for that, i kind of feel. ..a bit of a connection to her, as well. and how was that meeting? it was emotional. we had a few, like, very personal. we spoke about very personal things, and she was very open with me and she was so respectful, as well. i think that her coming to see me shows a great deal of bravery on her part, as well. since her daughter's death, esther ghey has been campaigning for better online safety for children and for mindfulness to be taught to young people in schools. you talk about choosing to make something positive out of the most horrific thing that could p

and fell and one episode of friday morning with esther and joel percat during may and june 23, theseee if they were following broadcast rules. ofcom has decided the episodes in question broke broadcasting impartiality rules and let me give you more context. they have explained under the broadcasting code names in whatever form must be presented with due impartiality, additionally a politician cannot be any sweeter, in interviewer or news in whatever form must be presented with due impartiality, additionally a politician cannot be a newsreader, is interviewer orkneys reporter unless exceptionally there is editorialjustification unless exceptionally there is editorial justification which unless exceptionally there is editorialjustification which ofcom has found that was not the case in these episodes. now again, as a reminder of that news, five programmes on gb news featuring politicians like jacob rees—mogg, as they were acting as news presenters on those programs, broke broadcasting rules according to the media regulator. if we have any reaction from jacob rees—mogg or any other pers

in spite of all the challenges esther faces, she says she is full of hope.going to have a baby. i'm going to be called "mother". back in the rose fields of tiruvannamalai, lavanya heads home at the end of her shift. a refreshing, cool coconut juice awaits. lavanya wants what any mum—to—be wants for their child. translation: the baby should be born healthy. | when the baby smiles at me, i'll be so happy. i want to buy them nice clothes and take them to lots of places. what will they look like? what will they study? i'm so curious. the work continues to find out more about how our bodies will manage in ourwarming world. from the bottom of my heart, ijust wanted to help these women. particularly pregnant women, because they have to take care of themselves and also the baby. so as a nurse, i can understand... and also a woman and a mother of two kids. i can understand the feeling of those women. understanding the unique risks to pregnant women as our planet warms is crucial. and simple interventions are there, but women need to know about the risks. because prot

esther. thank you. thank you. thank you. start out. good evening, commissioners , let me try to slice. okay my name is esther tang, senior environmental education strategist. this is my first update since i took the role about a little over a year ago, so one of my goals since i taking on this role is to build the full team, which we now have since mid-december. so for a while we've been, i think the last couple of years of team has been, you know, the in transition. and at one point we were down to just four of us. so it's very excited to have everyone on. and now that we're three newest members, you know, then onboarding and going out to schools, especially very excited to have, one of our coordinators who specialize in curriculum development. so it's really good to have that addition to our team. so i just want to give a general overview of our team. we offer several curriculums and programs to schools. so what we do is our team actually go out to the schools. so instead of training teache

his mother, esther, who gave an exclusive interview to gb news. to play it again. in fact, she gave an exclusive interview to this show. we're going to play it again after 11:00, lots of you saying responsibility. saying it's our responsibility. danny. what danny. i hear what you're saying, bev, but they will find a or pc for schoolwork. a tablet or pc for schoolwork. so how police if so how do you police that? if parental not parental controls are not enough, to a way to enough, we need to find a way to manage the devices better. dennis, it's you that should grow pair stop your child grow a pair and stop your child from smartphone if you from having a smartphone if you don't to have one. don't want them to have one. i tried that, dennis, but when you are only child in a class of are the only child in a class of 30 not have them, the 30 that does not have them, the social outcasting happens social outcasting that happens when are organising when all the kids are organising all their play dates whatever all their play dates or whatever it phones. m

and phil, and one episode of saturday morning with esther and philfailed to comply with the broadcastinggb news says: they are deeply concerned by the ruling and that they will raise it directly with the regulator in the strongest possible terms. the media group calling it a chilling development forfree speech, as they say ofcom acknowledged the programme was deemed impartial, but viewers might think otherwise. gb news says they will continue to feature serving politicians hosting programmes, stating just as other ofcom regulated services have in the past and still do. live now to our media and arts correspondent david sillito. just tell us a little bit more about why ofcom made this finding against tv news. . , ., tv news. here are the rules. if an actin: tv news. here are the rules. if an acting serving _ tv news. here are the rules. if an acting serving politician, - tv news. here are the rules. if an acting serving politician, yes, - tv news. here are the rules. if an acting serving politician, yes, you| acting serving politician, yes, you can present a programme on television. you c

esther. thank you. thank you. thank you. start out. good evening, commissioners , let me try to slice. okay my name is esther tang, senior environmental education strategist. this is my first update since i took the role about a little over a year ago, so one of my goals since i taking on this role is to build the full team, which we now have since mid-december. so for a while we've been, i think the last couple of years of team has been, you know, the in transition. and at one point we were down to just four of us. so it's very excited to have everyone on. and now that we're three newest members, you know, then onboarding and going out to schools, especially very excited to have, one of our coordinators who specialize in curriculum development. so it's really good to have that addition to our team. so i just want to give a general overview of our team. we offer several curriculums and programs to schools. so what we do is our team actually go out to the schools. so instead of training teache

esther ghey knows that all too well.er daughter, brianna, was murdered after her killers were able to access violent content. i would like to see phones that are made suitable for young people. and i really think that if this was in place before, then this could have prevented what happened to brianna. kids are so much more tech savvy and i wasn't aware of what brianna was looking at online. two other studies for ofcom also had similar messaging. one said suicide, self—harm and eating disorder content was prolific on socials. the other said cyberbullying had a negative impact on children's health. all make for grim reading, but the recurring theme here was the children's lack of trust and confidence in reporting these problems online. shiona mccallum, bbc news. fast food isn't so fast at mcdonald's at the moment. the food chain is experiencing technical problems in some of its restaurants across the world, leaving customers unable to orderfood. the company said they are aware of a technology outage impacting their venues

esther is hoping that working with the mother _ well._ well. esther is hoping that working with the mother of her _ well. esther is hoping that working with the mother of her daughter'sl with the mother of her daughter's killer might help with her campaign to make society a safer place for young people. two people have been arrested as part of a humberside investigation into funeral directors in hull, they are being held on suspicion of fraud and prevention of a decent burial. what more can you tell us about this? , , ., ., this? this is one of the three buildings _ this? this is one of the three buildings were _ this? this is one of the three buildings were the _ this? this is one of the three buildings were the legacy . buildings were the legacy independent funeral directors is based, they have another one in hull and wally beverley. it is a very busy shopping street, lots of cafes, bakeries and shops and people who live and work here say they first became aware of the police activity here on wednesday morning and that is when humbersi

now much, esther and charlie.e two fantastic people who back later on in the who will be back later on in the show, coming up, it is the death of the manual car out with the old and in with the new. >> we'll be sitting down with former racing driver and the original stick from top gear to get to the bottom of what's been happening on the roads. this is saturday morning live on gb news, channel . >> welcome back. don't forget to keep sending me and emma questions about the topics in the news this week, and we'll chat them through with our panel and guests. >> let's see what you've been saying. so we've got a comment here from says here from andy who says democracy threat democracy is under threat because we have borders like sieve. >> well, you're right, andy, no complaints there. >> i couldn't agree more. um, also from michael, the control of the met should be removed from and over by from the mayor and taken over by the can't cannot or the government. can't cannot or will manage effectively. will not manage effec

is it okay if esther gives us some medical history?i do. is that the problem? i told her she had to watch what she eats. she won't listen to me. and why should i? i barely know you. showing up at my track meets doesn't make you a mother, esther. what about high cholesterol? no. in cameroon, you don't call elders by their first name. [ chuckling ] okay. and you don't show everyone all your goodies. your "parents" didn't teach you respect. abby needs "a few more tests"? you just don't want to send her back to prison. if she'd been getting decent healthcare, they would've caught the placenta previa long ago. so if i can delay sending abby back there, i will. we're discharging her as soon as possible. look at this. hypotonia? she's taking very little nutrition. maybe ultrasound her for a g.i. tract obstruction? we could change the formula. she might just be a picky eater. good point. i'll try that. right after the ultrasound. aaron. ooh, fishing flies. please don't touch. it's harder than brain surgery. ow! [ inhales sharply ] [ sighs ] yo

hello, esther.breaking news about the prime minister doesn't affect the situation on the ground, one of the greatest risks we are hearing about in the capital is stray bullets. how is your team faring on the ground? how is your team faring on the round? , ., ., , ground? the situation is extremely _ ground? the situation is extremely precarious, i ground? the situation is. extremely precarious, we ground? the situation is - extremely precarious, we are deeply concerned and even before the latest events, half of the population, we are talking about 5 million people, were facing acute hunger. so calls are closed, —— schools are closed, hospitals are closed due to lack of medicine, lack of personnel, 400,000 internally displaced people, so it is really a humanitarian crisis going on in haiti. what the organised _ crisis going on in haiti. what the organised gangs - crisis going on in haiti. what the organised gangs there i crisis going on in haiti. what the organised gangs there now in control demand o

in spite of all the challenges esther faces, much she is using.being pregnant a great blessing. i am going to have a baby. i am going to be called mother. you can watch the full documentary on the bbc iplayer, search for �*indian mothers: bearing the heat�* — and this weekend it will be showing here on bbc news. engagements in northern ireland. queen camilla spent time visiting shops on the road and she was asked about the kings health and told well wishes, he was doing very well but was very disappointed he did not come. the french president emmanuel french president macron sparked social media buzz by posting this official image on instagram. there he is — hitting a punching bag with teeth gritted and biceps bulging. the photo has been met with a mixture of praise and consternation. but it seems like he is not the only leader eager to show his tough side. canadaian prime ministerjustin trudeau happily posed semi—naked for the cameras in 2012. he was just a parliament member then, boxing with his political opponent for charity. and speaking of sh

and esther the right to die. and esther mcvey, the for minister what?t she? i understand in the government former gb news star, of course, a brilliant politician in my humble opinion, she says, some colleagues put leadership ambitions ahead of party's interests. mps plot party's interests. tory mps plot to topple rishi is just self—indulge science, says esther mcvey , metro now hasta la esther mcvey, metro now hasta la vista rishi. no way rishi sunak will lead the conservatives at the next election, an ally has vowed, despite a growing row over his links to allegedly racist party donor frank hester. it's been a busy week for sunak, hasn't it? how about the i? newspaper revealed revealed top secret uk military system still managed by fujitsu. of course , managed by fujitsu. of course, that's the software company behind the horizon software, which led to the post office scandal, the biggest miscarriage of justice in the history of this country . last but not this country. last but not least, the daily star wash out on way easter, a booster. look out for t

and this esther mcvey. a this is esther mcvey. of ours insists the overwhelming majority of the conservative mps support rishi sunak and want to end this leadership positioning . and this leadership positioning. and this comes from esther, who we've met. i've met here. she's a lovely person and she's quite clearly standing behind rishi sunak here. she's saying she's the common sense minister, which i always find quite amusing. i mean, what does that mean in 2024? tweet me. what does that mean in 2024? >> do need a common sense, minister. >> that's a good point. >> that's a good point. >> actually, it makes a lot of sense. >> ? fair, we $— ? fair, we don't see >> to be fair, we don't see enough of her. literally enough of her. she's literally every pop up and eve ry 90 da . y sh e' d just p o p u p an d every day she'd just pop up and go. for common go. and now for the common sense. but clearly sense. yeah but quite clearly she's she a cabinet minister, she's she as a cabinet minister, is standing behind rishi, as are a other peopl

we come in the key, ryan could tom boy, every one lovingly cause mama esther has set up a commissary here. this is the food we're taking with us today. hasn't been weighed. not yet. here those beans including me or she'll get an oil back to you. mama esther was one of the 1st people to campaign for the rights of messiah women. she can vincent international fund for animal welfare to support the team lion this as a pilot project. i'm so happy when i see all goes from the messiah villages, learn from the proves, they don't have to get married to to i'm can work independently in glanville, their own elias on video. and neither of them come in who waste has to be right? fill it up, some more lead, lifted together, the good we were wrong for a long time, but now we can except that all children must go to school, then most of these young people will lead us into the future. the cartoon is coming to the women from team lion. this can change our culture. we can do the same hard work, is the man to be a part of that. we've got to make the young generation aware that it's a good job, the job.