we love fiona.'s obviously a fantastic entrepreneur and she has an amazing company that we were really excited and had never seen in the in the previous 14 season. so we i already know what happens because i was there, but we're really excited to see how she does tonight when she airs and have hopefully her sales see us skyrocket increased for sure. oh, there it is. okay. i see her putting it on fiona. this is cool. and i think something else that's cool is i've looked at your social media and you really talk about and feature your mom. she's been a big influence to you hasn't she? she definitely has i think i always like to formulate products that are inclusive and i mean that by like different age ranges and different skin types and i always love to showcase our products on my mom because it always looks so great on her. she looks amazing, but why do we need makeup we can sleep in for me i used to travel a lot and i used to always fall asleep in my makeup and i always hated feeling so guilty. i've

it read: on monday, fiona bruce said she would step back from her role as an ambassador for the domesticrds had been mischaracterised in a social media storm. and there was some sympathy for her, including from deborah mckenzie, who wrote: thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news on tv, radio, online and social media, e—mail newswatch@bbc. co. uk or you can find us on twitter, @newswatchbbc. you can call us on 3700106676, and do have a look at our website, bbc.co.uk/newswatch. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello there. the weekend is getting off to a mild start. we will certainly stick with those mild conditions throughout saturday. there will be some spells of sunshine, but there will also be some pretty heavy and thundery showers around. for sunday, perhaps a little cooler for some of us and a little drier for a time as well. now, on the earlier satellite picture, we can see various clumps of cloud. the cloud has been bringing some show

the following day, the bbc issued a statement backing fiona bruce. it read... would step back from her role as an ambassador for the domestic violence charity refuge, saying that her words had been mischaracterised in a social media storm. and there was some sympathy for her, including from deborah mckenzie, who wrote... thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news on tv, radio, online and social media, e—mail newswatch@bbc.co.uk or you can find us on twitter @newswatchbbc. you can call us on 3700106676, and do have a look at our website bbc.co.uk/newswatch. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello there. spring daffodils in full bloom now right across the country, but what we could do with is some spring like weather. well, for some, we had that today. in fact, in northeast england it was a mild and often quite sunny day as depicted by this weather watch watcher in northumberland. it was a different story, though, elsew

i agree completely with steve and fiona. the 800,000 russians who left the country, the best and the brightest, he has put on the line of the economy of russia, which is quickly becoming a backwater. he has put on the line any such that the russian military was anything to reckon with. and his international standing. why he keeps inviting them to moscow. his international standing is subordinate to xi jinping. if i can send a message, you have lost what you have -- what you had hoped. if you continue down this road, your country will be a large north korea. is that what you are looking to do? he took great pride in the russia that was a part of the international system. i will never forget all of us being dragged off for the 300th anniversary for the sound -- for the founding of st. petersburg and this huge event that was done. every leader, president bush, robert merkel went. it is a reminder that things don't change. i walked behind these beautiful palaces and the backs of them were not painted. this is a reminder. they ha

fiona, thank ou ve about on the terraces. fiona, thank you very much _ about on the terraces.s. fiona, thank you very much in the. _ —— indeed. just to remind you, the story obviously dominating the uk media and so far, match of the day and match of the day two and some other big sporting highlights which were due to be shown on the bbc have for now either been postponed or been changed, so we are waiting for more comments from the bbc and indeed of course we have not yet heard directly from gary lineker either. werejoined now by our heard directly from gary lineker either. were joined now by our media correspondent who is here with us and i wanted to bring you into this because we have been talking about what the bbc has been doing and its reaction, have we heard any more today from the bbc side?— today from the bbc side? nothing other than an _ today from the bbc side? nothing other than an announcement - today from the bbc side? nothing other than an announcement of i today from the bbc side? nothing | other than an announcement of all the various other bits of destruction

fiona, thank you _ this as soon as possible. fiona, thank you very _ this as soon as possible.e "anxiety" over the collapse of silicon valley bank but his government was working hard to find a solution that will secure customers' liquidity and cashflow needs. there are warnings that the collapse of the large american bank and its british arm could have a significant impact on tech start—up businesses. it's the biggest failure of a us bank since the 2008 financial crisis. the us treasury secretary, janet yellen, says she was working closely with banking regulators to respond to the collapse of the bank and protect depositors, but said a major bailout was not being considered. the uk chancellor, jeremy hunt, has been meeting the governor of the bank of england, andrew bailey. he offered some reassurance. the governor of the bank of england has said that there is not a systemic risk to the financial system, so people should be reassured by that. there is a serious risk to some of our most promising companies in technology and life sciences. the prime minister, i, and the governor

that is fiona, our correspondence outside 0ld that is fiona, our correspondence outside old trafford.few hours, when president biden hosts the british and australian prime ministers, rishi sunak and anthony albanese. the group was set up 18 months ago and is called aukus, made up of the initials from australia, the uk and the us. its reason for existing is to provide co—operation to counter any potential threats from china. sunday's meeting is expected to thrash out the details for australia's new fleet of nuclear—powered submarines. let's go live now to san diego, where the summit is taking place, and join our north america correspondent will grant. what are your expectations on the agreement? it has the potential to be the most consequential defence trilateral defence technology agreement in modern history, to be quite honest. the idea that the united states and britain would be sharing nuclear propulsion and information and how that can be achieved by australia is really significant, the us only said that once with britain and has never shared that with any other ally in the world.

more serious stuff, because fiona stuff, though, because fiona bruce of course, bruce of the bbc, of course, stepped back from her role as an ambassador is ambassador for refuge, which is ambassador for refuge, which is a charity. i that a domestic abuse charity. i that was potentially harsh. was potentially a bit harsh. we're going have a look at that. the migration is the illegal migration bill is getting reading in getting its second reading in the commons hoping the house of commons but hoping to live. of course it to take that live. of course it is a massively contentious bill will be looking all that is a massively contentious bill will the looking all that is a massively contentious bill will the falklands. all that is a massively contentious bill will the falklands. yes. that is a massively contentious bill will the falklands. yes. could we and the falklands. yes. could we be returning to some kind of falklands war.7 think that's falklands war.7 i think that's probably a little bit inflammatory, but they're not happy is also as happy with us. there is also as well some clips

fiona that is, it is a predator - it is a beast, but at the same time the military personnel of our unitthey take it as their own. that is, you can safely go into the cage to stroke them and play with him. this is a predatory inhabitant of the belarusian forests, cunning, smart, fast , the special forces of our unit should have such qualities to be smart, fast, accurate. hello 2021 , a military-patriotic unit was first formed on the territory of the military unit, this is the merit of our team of nikolayevich and other units. classes are held on fire training , physical training, drill training , general military regulations, ideological training. attention, storm our club includes about 200 children of different ages from 6 years to 17 years. i'm doing third water. this is such an age of mature independent. they are already more or less so strong, you understand, therefore they are given classes to conduct as soldiers, that is, to explain the tactics of action. very interesting feats of heroes. the real protector here is a person who loves his mole is ready to stand on her protection of

let's cross live now to fiona cincotta of the city index. hello, fiona. so many levels for weeks and weeks. there were protests overnight, some of which became violent in response to this no—confidence vote but as far as emmanuel macron is concerned he can push ahead can't he? as you said he did win the vote by a narrow margin and a win is a win buti a narrow margin and a win is a win but i do not think it necessarily brings a huge amount of confidence and power to his leadership and i think thatis to his leadership and i think that is where the problem lies. also the means by which these reforms were pushed through meant the french people feel it bypassed, almost, the democratic functioning and that has created these problems so i do not think the problems will go awayjust because he won the vote. as we have seen, problems could get worse as concern grows. so emmanuel macron has a big job on his hands, he needs to show his shoring up his government, we could see a reshuffle in the coming weeks to show that he is taking this forward and trying to put it a

fiona hill, an acclaimed authority on geopolitics of brookings former policy. she served in russia and europe on the national security council and the national intelligence council under president bush, obama and trump. she is the author of the bestseller, there's nothing for you here. finding opportunity in the 21st century. lastly, it is a privilege to have the award-winning journalist and author david ignatius who will moderate our panel conversation today. as you all know, he writes a twice a week column for the washington post which is essential reading in the foreign affairs committee. he is a recipient of many awards, and he is a post for an editor. he supervised the pulitzer prize winning coverage of the iraqi invasion of kuwait. i want to pay tribute to the three co-editor's. peter fever who directs the grand strategy program. william bowden, the director of the clement center for security at the university of texas at austin, and megan o'sullivan, the good friend from the brookings college who is named the director of the harvard center tonypandy scho

fiona bruce has said her words were mischaracterised and she was not giving her own opinions.elief to uk tech firms who warned they could go bust without help. customers and businesses who had been unable to withdraw their money will now be able to access it as normal. but the bank's collapse has caused the shares of other banks to fall. here's our business editor, simonjack. it has been a nerve shredding weekend for companies like this one. universal quantum is one of thousands of tech companies with some or all of their money in the uk arm of us—based silicon valley bank which went bust on friday. we were majorly exposed, absolutely. when we heard on the grapevine that svb may be in trouble, we obviously tried to get our funds out as quickly as possible. that was unsuccessful so over the weekend we really had to scramble to, you know, put mitigating strategies in place to survive as a company. to huge sighs of relief, the chancellor announced this morning that europe's biggest bank, hsbc, was buying the uk bank for £1, saving thousands of high growth companies. we were faced

fiona trott, bbc news, darlington.d need support, including urgent support, a list of organisations that can help is available at bbc.co.uk/actionline, or you can call for free to hear recorded information on 0800 066 066. the time is 13:18. our top story this lunchtime... a damning review into britain's biggest police force — the met — accuses it of instiutional racism, misogyny and homophobia. and still to come, concerns about the number of people suffering medical complications after travelling to turkey for weight loss surgery. coming up on the bbc news channel: sarah hunter hopes for the perfect end — the england captain and world cup winner will retire from rugby against scotland this weekend at her home town stadium in newcastle. new research shows a sharp north—south divide in the number of people needing emergency hospital treatment for lung conditions. the figures are three times higher in some parts of the country than the richest areas of the uk. the research by the charity asthma and lung uk shows the nort

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let's talk to fiona cincotta from city index here in london.has become a common talking point among companies. why does it matter where a firm lists its shares? i think there are a couple of considerations. first of all there is to do with the regulation as far as the listing is concerned and also perhaps to do with the liquidity of the size of where it's listing. so for example we know that the us list thing is much bigger and so that means it is much more liquid, it is much more easy to be able to trade in and out of positions. also as far as operational reach is concerned, as far as takeover, that position. some companies arejust more takeover, that position. some companies are just more direct to the us than they would be to the uk just because of their operations but then you have also got the idea that the us i think has a history of being i think has a history of being i think very innovative and that is very attractive if two technology firms and we have really seen that especially in the last few years and that has something probably t

that's fiona cincotta there.the american surveillance drone that crashed into the black sea on tuesday. the us says russian fighterjets intercepted the drone, causing it to crash — but moscow denies this. a senior official in washington says the us is also assessing whether it can retrieve the drone, which is in very deep waters. 0ur diplomatic correspondentjames landale reports from kyiv. this is the kind of unmanned aircraft that crashed. and in few nine reaper patrolling the skies. gathering information about the one below flown will remotely. this is the type of russian warplane the us claims struck the drone — two of which encounter the aircraft yesterday. us commanders said the russian planes flew in front of the drones several times and dumped fuel over it. afterwards, the drone's propeller was struck, spinning out of control. , ., , , propeller was struck, spinning out of control. , , , ., of control. this has episode is a art of a of control. this has episode is a part of a pattern _ of control. this has

the bbc presenter fiona bruce says she will step back from her role as an ambassadorfrom the she will. after stanleyjohnson was described on the shore as a wife—beater fiona bruce courted friends of mrjohnson who have called an alleged incident in which he brought his ex—wife's knows a one—off. fiona bruce said she was required editorially to provide a legal context, that it was not her opinion and she would never minimise domestic violence. hsbc has brought the uk arm of the collapsed silicon valley bank for £1. it brings relief to tech companies who have warned they could go bust after the us bank's failure. customers and businesses who have been unable to withdraw money and have had access to funds but the collapse has caused the share price of other banks to fall, as our business editor simonjack explains. it has been a no shredding weekend for companies like this one. universal quantum are one of many tech companies with an arm in the us —based silicon valley bank that went bust on friday. -based silicon valley bank that went bust on friday-— -based silicon valley bank that went

venue, but that was before breaks that meet the contests of high care castle in southern england, lady fiona canarvy and her husband, the earl, simply can't find staff to hold large weddings anymore. she says they only have people to case or for parties of 20 or fewer. we cannot find them when we go to our usual agencies and try to find people. they are not that if we ask for 13 might turn up. we've gone to all the local colleges. there's nobody we haven't asked. lady, colonel ivan blames brags, s e u students attending university in britain used to be a vital workforce. now they're no longer available to work weddings here. after brags as its life imitating ours as the fortunes of high care castle, mirror, the cup box, sit down to knobby the show, also dealt with a dwindling number of staff at the abbey over the years. and that's our show for more check out d, w dot com slash business, and they did all the news youtube channel brought on facebook for me and the business team here in berlin. thank you for watching with ah charlie martin with gender race car driving record break and what's th

fiona that is, it's a predator. it's a beast, but at the same time the soldiers of our unit.hey take it as their own. that is, you can safely go into the cage to stroke them and play with him. these are predatory inhabitants of the belarusian forests, cunning, smart, fast with such qualities must possess the special forces of our unit to be smart fast neat. it’s great in october 2021 on the territory of the wax part, the lynx military-patriotic club was first formed, this is the merit of our intramask commander , major general karpenkov, nikolai nikolaevich , this tradition later passed on. and in other parts, we conduct classes at three training places. weapons second training point outward shooting third training point pistol shooting. ki physical training finished shooting. got ready to change i 've been going off already military-patriotic words for the past two years. i have a lot of friends here. the club is very interesting. i thought almost a military academy and later start a career, the officers to be just as good a handicraftsman. only you dance, special attention

we're going to start with this story about fiona guys . she this story about fiona guys.question time somebody about stanley johnson having allegations , domestic having allegations, domestic abuse. this is what she said for abuse. this is what she said for a change. i'm not i'm not blaming boris johnson or stanley johnson . ken, it was a wife johnson. ken, it was a wife beater. stanley johnson on record . okay. let me just me record. okay. let me just me just be i'm not i'm not disputing what we're saying. but just so everyone knows what, this is referring to. so stanley wife spoke to a journalist and she said that stanley johnson had broken her nose and. she had ended up in hospital as a result. stanley johnson has not commented publicly on that. friends his have said it did friends of his have said it did happen. was a one off. yes, happen. it was a one off. yes, but it did so because of that the charity that fiona bruce works with have said she was excusing him and kind of defending it. if you just hit somebody once it's not domestic abuse. what you make of this, joan

i don't know when i send out a feel and i don't said to go to the most typical in the format fiona, that information later supplied by workers confessed by the executives and then confirmed through concrete examples in the $641.00 pages of the colonel cower report talks about a man caused catastrophe. everything but sort of guy. oh, i thought i speak with you about him thing. really good if you have i. yeah. a little bit about what i give you a little more up there. you're going to hurt my like, you know, oh oh, i'm a member a not all of a somebody, she'd be a fin, the someone's on the deadline. i left side of that. one of them all right. so both and was employ stating that they wanted the correct tower report shows that the direct cause of the accident were all foreseeable prior to march 11th. 2011. tucker was too quick to cite the sanaa me as the cause of the nuclear accident wrecked intervention. by the country, including prime minister current plant disrupted the chain of can ready dire situation at the site. the accident was the result of collusion between the government, the regula

fiona lamdin, bbc news.levels across much of england fell to below average last month. the environment agency says recent rain and snow has helped to replenish water reserves, but vigilance is still needed. time for a look at the weather. here's elizabeth rizzini. a drought warning, but actually a lot of wet weather around at the moment. there certainly is. it hasn't been a dry start too march in some spots in england have seen above average rainfall so far this month. also a wet start to the day particularly in western parts of the uk, some soggy

first is fiona furine.nly son cameron died in his bedroom of fentanyl poisoning in march 2018 after taking a pill he thought was oxycontin. fiona, what's your question for the senator? >> good evening, senator graham. how do we begin national education as early as possible in all schools and with messaging? and encourage medical providers to discuss it with young patients and their parents during wellness checks? >> count me in for making this, using the department of education to provide information to local schools from what ever age levels appropriate to let kids know do not take a pill from a stranger. because, you know, the people in the audience have lost loved ones who were basically tricked. they were given a and it wound up having fentanyl in it and they're dead. you know, young people experiment. that's just part of life. these drug cartels are really terrorists. so, count me in on educating young people as to what not to do. count me on beefing up border security. but the one thing i'm trying to

fiona bruce has stepped back as an ambassador of the domestic abuse charity refuge during a claim sheanleyjohnson on question time. in a statement she said she was legally required to contextualise a response about mrjohnson and faced a backlash on social media as a result. she said she was deeply sorry, i the words were not an expression of her own opinions and she would never minimise domestic abuse. thousands of junior doctors in england thousands ofjunior doctors in england have begun a three—day strike in a row over pay. their union, the british medical association, wants a 35% increase, arguing that qualified doctors could earn more working in a coffee shop. doctors say they've had a real terms pay cut of 26% in recent years. the health secretary steve barclay says their pay claim is unaffordable. the health secretary steve barclay says their pay claim is unaffordable. as you can see, hundreds ofjunior doctors have lined the streets. our health correspondent, katharine da costa, is outside thejohn radcliffe hospital in oxford for us this lunchtime. this is set to be the biggest

are you a computer that all these fionas sh ivan nikitich was not your personal father. gopher christmasitself asked for it, get the truth, what it is now try was a noble viktor kosarkov, and now well let's go viktor sushlyak. and you know it's here. yes, i can have a little one, still no. no, i'll be in the small one. i got used to it and already settled down there. mom, you don't need anything. today i'm flying away for 3-4 days there, as it turns out, where again to africa yes, it is necessary to resume deliveries after this leapfrog. so you'll have to loosen up. yes, far away, and i have never seen africa only in the movies and the picture book. well, nothing, next time i'll take you with me, only the documents need to be drawn up. i will improve my personal life. why are you so shocked? what are our years? funny life, right? yes, the gopher alexander nikolaevich recorded the plowman. kindly just don't put too much stress on my bruised head while i'm running around, but who does it matter? you just have to. yes, i wanted to ask kolya, but you yourself understand that there is more ho

local barbara fiona's. yet total. ah, the company is also working on a new strategy for digitizing it's inventory. it's creating a kind of digital wardrobe using 144 synchronized cameras and software developed in house. good listener is fuller lithia full. um and then what we do is we photograph every garmen deadline aiming to convert it into a digital 3 dimensional reproduction in because i mean you're horrible or, and, but as a so video game or 3 d companies can select their outfits, it will not fit, filling in her room and use them say in battle scenes with 5000 soldiers and do it all digitally without using extras. and linda think they are the fetish threats. so as time goes on, paris costumes continues to expand its collection, both analog and digital. ah, the austrian capital vienna has many attractions for travelers. it's known for its palaces, cathedrals, and historical city center. it all looks really great on instagram, but do the beautiful images on social media matched the real thing? we conducted a realit

so and the ceos continue the same flu, fiona wrench out gardens in and near large cities at almost 30 locations around germany. farmers till the field in spring than the transverse trips are rented out . tenants pay around $260.00 euros per season for 45 square meters. ah, we do day cost, race and alley so. so basically last year we took out what are the things we got everything and we put it in an excel and calculate the price. and we found, actually this profit over for the children in the gardening school, harvest in season is still months away. but thanks to the winter topic conifers there now experts in evergreens and their regular visits to the garden are sure to cultivate a knowledge and appreciation of nature that they can draw on long after they leave school. 2 ah, as we just saw with the school children, it's never too early to realize how important it is for our future to preserve a wide variety of plans. strengthening biodiversity means taking action against climate change. our leave you with that and see you again next week. good bye, and thanks for watching. ah ah, ah, w

he'll summed it up quite _ the us, fiona he'll summed it up quite well— the us, fiona he'll summed ite of oligarchy and authoritarianism in georgia, and it's actually— and authoritarianism in georgia, and it's actually something that the secretary of state spokesperson conceded in the last few days. so there _ conceded in the last few days. so there is— conceded in the last few days. so there is clearly an awareness now of, there is clearly an awareness now of. "oh _ there is clearly an awareness now of, "oh goodness, we really must support— of, "oh goodness, we really must support these flourishing democracies wherever they land." democracies wherever they land. " you're _ democracies wherever they land. " you're quite democracies wherever they land." you're quite right, this is a very concerning _ you're quite right, this is a very concerning development, and it underscores an east versus west tug-of-war— underscores an east versus west tug—of—war that we've seen exacerbated since the start of the ukraine- — exacerbated since the start of the ukraine— russia conflict. this exacerbat

so them call fiona reports from the capital ankara. these trucks return again and again to dump the wreckage of thousands of buildings that collapsed after devastating earthquakes hit southern turkey over 3 weeks ago. in the rubble ly irreplaceable memories and possibly the life savings of people who lost their lives . many turkish people keep cash and gold at home because they don't trust banks. taya is a lawyer from hudson, one of the worst hit cities. now she is in a capital anchor with her counterparts chasing jestice after losing her grandmother and aunt will not on the floor. we are preparing a lawsuit against the ministry of environment and urbanized ation, as well as municipalities because the buildings were so old, we have already begun preparing to follow material and moral compensation claims with the judiciary investigations into the 10s of thousands lies lost and almost 200000 buildings damaged or destroyed, have been launched by the people who been affected. what compensation and reserve the right to sue, not only contrac

new the city and back moved in with a half fiona to be here today in east of us day in the don barza and to reward our heroes to sang hue job and to shake hands. thank ye who protecting mistakes, sovereignty and the east of ukraine. the city of bar moot, has seen the bloodiest battles with russia attempting to encircle ukrainian troops there for weeks. the devastated city has become a symbol of the ukraine's resistance and with russia advancing on the battlefield. zalinski is tribute to soldiers comes at a critical time of shakespeare. the de cranium president also visited a military hospital in donuts money of praising medical teams for their work. but we pay her schedule and we're down to some. i want to thank you for your professionalism. and your work, your old and so we, when do we need to say the lives of many people who are defending our country? we do nationwide make you that you are defending it on your front muslim warranty for an organ saelens case visit near the front lines comes just days after russian president vladimir putin took his 1st ever trip to the eastern don ba

it said to have been taken close to the front lines near the city of back moot with wouldn't i how fiona to be here today in the east of our state in the dumbasses and to reward our heroes, to thank you. we're juggling and to shake hands. thank you for protecting mistakes, sovereignty and the east of ukraine. the city of buck mood has seen the bloodiest battles with russia attempting to encircle ukrainian troops there for weeks. the devastated city is become a symbol of ukraine's resistance. and with russia advancing on the battlefield, zalinski tribute to the soldiers comes at a critical time. the ukrainian president also visited a military hospital praising medical teams for their work. hey, i was wrong with this. i want to thank you for your professionalism and your work. in albany and so we, when do we need to say the lives of many people who are defending our country, national make you that you are defending it on your front muslim approach for local one. another zalinski is visit near the front lines comes just days after russian president vladimir putin took his 1st ever trip to t

so i'm going to nominate fiona who i feel has been hung out to dry for simply her job on question timetic violence accusations against our stanley johnson. she was doing her job, stanley johnson. she was doing herjob, but unlike gary lineker, we've just been talking about. everyone supports him, goes on strike. fiona has been hung out to dry and been forced literally to step down from a domestic violence charity that she has gone , fronted for a long she has gone, fronted for a long time . dominique simon was one of time. dominique simon was one of many. please mine is j.k. rowling, who actually follows me on twitter. i was very pleased, jealous of is for comments. but she said that she knew comments on the trans issue would upset harry potter fans. but she did it anyway. listen the women's rights absolutely knew that i spoke out. many people had loved my books would be deeply unhappy with me. i was considered it enough to phone my management team and say i, you cannot argue me out of this? and i read out what i was to say because i felt that they needed warning . that they needed warn

fiona lamdin reports. jay and her two boys, 14—year—old jesse and 11—year—old eli.ting list for over four years. it been on the waiting list for over four years— been on the waiting list for over four years. it feels like a shadow that is following _ four years. it feels like a shadow that is following us _ four years. it feels like a shadow that is following us around. - four years. it feels like a shadow that is following us around. he l that is following us around. he really struggles in a classroom with 30 young people. he has been processing disorder which means that the and visual distraction exit hard for him to learn. he is very bright, and ijust want him to have all of the opportunities that his peers have. , ., , ., the opportunities that his peers have. ,., ,., g ,, the opportunities that his peers have. g,, have. his older brotherjesse was dia . nosed have. his older brotherjesse was diagnosed when _ have. his older brotherjesse was diagnosed when he _ have. his older brotherjesse was diagnosed when he was - have. his older brotherjesse was diagnosed whe

fiona lamdin, bbc news. scientists are warning that parts of england need sustained and unseasonable levels of rain to avoid drought conditions following the driest february in 30 years. data from the uk centre for ecology and hydrology shows that river levels across much of england fell to below average last month. the environment agency says recent rain and snow has helped to replenish water reserves, but vigilance is still needed. time for a look at the weather. here's elizabeth rizzini. a drought warning, but actually a lot of wet weather around at the moment. there certainly is. it hasn't been a dry start too march in some spots in england have seen above average rainfall so far this month. also a wet start to the day particularly in western parts of the uk, some soggy daffodils in wales. and there is plenty of wet weather, muddy foot pads in lancashire and across the south—west of england with rain across scotland as well. not a lot is set to change as we head through the rest of this week and into the

so i'm going to nominate fiona who i feel has been hung out to dry for simply her job on question timece accusations against our stanley johnson. she was doing her job, stanley johnson. she was doing herjob, but unlike gary lineker, we've just been talking about. everyone supports him, goes on strike. fiona has been hung out to dry and been forced literally to step down from a domestic violence charity that she has gone , fronted for a long she has gone, fronted for a long time . dominique simon was one of time. dominique simon was one of many. please mine is j.k. rowling, who actually follows me on twitter. i was very pleased, jealous of is for comments. but she said that she knew comments on the trans issue would upset harry potter fans. but she did it anyway. listen the women's rights absolutely knew that i spoke out. many people had loved my books would be deeply unhappy with me. i was considered it enough to phone my management team and say i, you cannot argue me out of this? and i read out what i was to say because i felt that they needed warning . that they needed warning. i agr

joining me now is fiona cincotta from city index. good morning to you.u look at the overall figure, they would have shrunk their workforce by 24%. it is quite a few people really, and it is happening across the board as michelle mentioned.— across the board as michelle mentioned. yes, that is right. think back — mentioned. yes, that is right. think back to _ mentioned. yes, that is right. think back to the _ mentioned. yes, that is right. think back to the pandemic, l think back to the pandemic, headcount at meta doubled from the start of the pandemic to the start of the pandemic to the end of 2022, so that was huge growth that they were experiencing, and as we have seen, we are now in a very different economic time and different economic time and different economic time and different economic conditions. that meant to be reflected and these companies need to react and respond to changing economic times in order to be able to continue surviving and to continue growing. the tech sector which are typically known as the growth sector has not been seeing gro

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a holiday , you know how it feels, when on this day, uh, a bunch of people gathered in their honor fionalso see terry tulips of all colors and sizes prickly on noble roses and yellow mimosa. today is a beautiful floor. just drowning in all the exact mood, my choice is already traditionally these chic white lilies for my mother's lily flower. by the way, these are her favorite flowers. hello, hello, hello, hello. happy holiday to you. congratulations on march 8th. i wish you happiness, warmth in your soul and always spring and good mood. thank you my dear. thank you very much. thanks a lot. thank you. i love you more than anyone in the world ilya tsvetkov and andrey ivanenko news agency. well, and also our women, educated, hardworking, focused on traditional family values. portrait of a modern belarusian, prepared for the holiday bill stat. so today almost five million women live in belarus. this is almost 54% of the total population of our country , the majority lives in cities and urban-type settlements, as for the average age of belarusian women, it is 43, well, with a little more than