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i'm so excited to see fiona over there and follow her journey in paris. now.he told us that she has, that after the record trials marathon win, she celebrated with some cider with her friends and family. well deserved cider. okay, you can watch the opening ceremony here on nbc bay area. you can also find profiles on all of our local athletes at nbc bay area.com/olympics. have a great time. jessica a very visible part of pride weekend. returning to san francisco's twin peaks tonight. hundreds of volunteers putting the finishing touches on the 29th annual pink triangle installation, the using pink tarps to make the symbol the pink triangle, now seen as a symbol of gay pride, actually originated from the concentration camps, when gay people were forced to wear an inverted pink triangle triangle on twin peaks is meant to remind people what the lgbtq plus community has endured in its long fight for equality. this year's triangle will be unveiled at a ceremony tomorrow morning at 1030. san francisco not the only city showing off its pride, santa clara raised a pride

fiona, please.ons are very technical and i myself would hear from yuriy and agathe about these because there are specific issues they are tracking very closely. but i will speak to the last point, which yuriy has already touched on, and if agathe didn't hear that, yuriy is talking about the power of russian money to corrupt not just in the united states but in europe and the immediate region. that is one area where russia has invested very heavily in particular governments. in the case of georgia, of course, the power behind the throne of georgia made all of his money in russia. g with is that so many■m of the former soviet republics, which have been -- even calling them this seems pretty goes 30-plus you --seems ridiculous after 30-plus years of independence, but many people in their 50's and 60's spent formate years in the soviet union and build up their fortunes in the immediate wild period of capitalism that many people here participated in or could have watched all of the countries building up

fiona harvey is seeking $170 million from the streaming giant for defamation and emotional distress.n in washington dc explains what the lawsuit is about, and whether she has a case. this is all centred around one phrase right at the beginning of episode one of baby reindeer that says "this is a true storycut. and at the story in question is about a violent stalker called martha who assaults and harasses the protagonists of the film who is a comedian and barman and london. the woman in question, martha in the series, was very quickly identified by people who were watching the series. they basically cross—reference the details from the show and managed to track her down on social media. she is fiona harvey, a scottish lawyer living in london, that she admitted that she was indeed are the inspiration behind this character. now, in the lawsuit, she says that the way she is depicted in the show is defamatory, she denies assault, she denies stalking too. i spoke to her lawyer a little earlier and he said he has incontrovertible documentary evidence that proves that fiona harvey has never

she is fiona harvey, a scottish lawyer living in london.he inspiration behind this character. in the lawsuit, she says at the way she is depicted in the show is defamatory, she denies assault, she denies stocking too. i was speaking to her lawyer a little earlier and he said he has intricate vertebral —— incontrovertible documentary evidence that fiona harvey has never been convicted of any crime in the uk, which would contradict the claim in the series that master, this character, received a 11.5 year prison sentence for stocking —— martha. they also allege any lawsuit she has suffered emotional distress from this and has received death threats and has received death threats and is now too scared to leave her house. what happens next with this? has netflix medicament? —— made a comment. netflix have not responded yet, i spoke to the lawyer a little bit earlier, who said that netflix basically will have a number of options going forward once they respond to this lawsuit. they could either dismiss it, attempt to dismiss it so it does not pro

fiona harvey is seeking $170 million from the streaming giant for defamation and emotional distress.shows this year. it depicts a violent stalker called martha, who harasses and assaults an aspiring comedian in london. and it claims that the whole story is true — "this is a true story" is the text written on the screen at the beginning of episode one. but now the woman who is widely believed to be the inspiration behind martha — fiona harvey — she's filed a lawsuit in california claiming that her depiction in the series is defamatory. and she says that that central claim that this is a true story is the biggest lie in television history, and she denies stalking and assault. i was talking to her lawyer, richard roth, a little earlier — he said that he has incontrovertible documentary evidence that his client has never been convicted of a crime in the uk. that would contradict a claim in the series that martha was given a four—and—a—half—year sentence in prison for stalking. and in that lawsuit, fiona harvey also claims that she suffered emotional distress as a result of the series, sh

so, i suppose the question we want to ask today is does fiona harvey have a case?nd we're joined by stuart benjamin, who is professor of law at duke university. stuart, thank you so much for coming on the media show. i wonder if you could just start with what fiona harvey is actually alleging in this lawsuit. so, her first and most important claim is a defamation claim — that they made false statements about her that injured her reputation. she made additional claims that might be less likely to win — intentional infliction of emotional distress, negligence, and violation of her right of publicity. i think my assumption — most people's assumption — is that the claim that she would be most likely to win on, as i suggested, is the defamation claim. and why is that? i mean, does she have a greater chance of winning a defamation case in the us than she does in the uk? cos, as i said, this was filed in the us. no. oh, no, no. uk law is much tougher on defamation plaintiffs. so, in particular, in the us, she has to prove the falsity of the factual claims made about her.

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fiona trott, bbc news, tenerife. four gunmen in the southern russian republic of dagestan, after the men had reportedly killed six police officers — in a series of attacks in the cities of derbent and makhachkala. a synagogue, two churches and a police checkpoint were targeted. state media are also reporting that a russian orthodox priest was killed in the attacks. it's exactly eight years since the uk voted to leave the european union. at the last general election in 2019, the uk was officially still in the eu, and the campaign was dominated by brexit. this time brexit isn't featuring as heavily — though the consequences of leaving continue to play out. so how are the different parties approaching the uk's relationship with the eu? our analysis editor ros atkins explains. thanks, jane. during the last general election campaign, one message dominated. get brexit done — borisjohnson told voters and they backed him to do that. this is a very different election. europe's not a central issue. but rishi sunak and the cons

and in that lawsuit, fiona harvey also claims that she suffered emotional distress as a result of these her identity. and speaking to the bbc a little earlier, fiona harvey said that she had no doubt that she would win her case. now, we haven't heard yet from netflix, but richard roth — he said that he expects the company's lawyers to deny any link, any connection whatsoever between fiona harvey and the characters in baby reindeer. but one thing netflix could do is they could refer to a note in the credits of the show — that says, "this programme is based on real events, however certain characters, names, incidents, locations and dialogue have been fictionalised for dramatic purposes." so netflix could try and use that. safety officials say we could expect e. coli which has seen over 100 people full six. tests are ongoing but experts believe it is to be linked to a widely available food products. most often, people catch e. coli from eating contaminated food. past outbreaks have been linked to bean sprouts, prepacked salads and sandwiches and undercooked meat. in the new year, some la

commissioner fiona wilson present. commissioner. howard present. commissioner greg sass present and commissioner clare zelenskyy present. with that, we have quorum. thank you. and again, as you are aware, this is a special meeting that is not generally scheduled for the health service board. and we find ourselves here today because this board, both, rejects ed staff's recommendation for the rfp for blue shield of california for the new medicare advantage ppo plan, as well as is, it also rejected the uhc renewal for the mapd ppo plan. so we had to re agendize both items so that we can hear them again, because the charter does require that we provide a ppo plan for our retirees. so we are here today to hear both items. and i do want to make an announcement. now that public comment will be limited to one minute because we do want to be able to hear from everyone. we have people waiting for us online as well. and so and so, so, and i also want to make sure that everybody understands that public comment is a moment for you all to express your comments,

the host fiona bruce will stand just here. stand just here. let's speak tojonathan munro, integrally involved. i think the audience have a number of questions about how this works. how do you settle on the fact that it's four l? we have a pretty sophisticated way of looking at which party deserves more scrutiny. because the polls have been moving a little bit largely edging up and down on other parties, we are having three of these programmes. this is the big two hour one, and we will have both reform and green party. viewers and wales will also be able to see a version of plaid cymru leaders. who is answering the questions and how are you organising and who is asking? how are you organising and who is askin: ? ., . ., how are you organising and who is askin. ? ., . ., ~' , , ., asking? the audience are keys to makin: it asking? the audience are keys to making it work. _ asking? the audience are keys to making it work. this _ asking? the audience are keys to making it work. this is _ asking? the audience are keys to making it

and next on free speech nation, fiona harvey , who is nation, fiona harvey, who is widely accepted asg netflix for $170 million. we're going to be joined by a high flying lawyer next to discuss what will happen next. see you in a welcome back to free speech nafion welcome back to free speech nation with me , andrew doyle. so nation with me, andrew doyle. so the woman who claims she is the inspiration for netflix's stalking drama baby reindeer is suing the streaming platform for $170 million. fiona harvey, who says lead character martha's life is based on her own, denies ever going to prison or to court as the show portrays. harvey alleges netflix allowed viewers to track her down in real life and that she is now being inundated with abuse, according to legal dossiers obtained by tmz. and so to discuss this , i'm tmz. and so to discuss this, i'm joined by the lawyerjoseph munson. welcome to the show. this is a very complicated and unprecedented situation. we're deaung unprecedented situation. we're dealing with a richard guard who is a stand up comedian and a creative individual who is

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arshad: fiona? the problem is the way people conceive that question -- not you personally here, because we also saw david put that to daleep in a straightforward manner. but it is people's expectations of what sanctions are meant to do. both yuriy and daleep have been very clear they are not the silver bullet, they are not the catchall, they are not the instrument that changes everything. i think what daleep said -- i'm uriy would completely agree with this -- if you're dealing with somebody with an 18th-century mentality, which putin has and i would take it back more centuries, you have a difficulty in just using financial instruments. if we think back to the medieval era -- i will put this up because it does frame the mentality, using sophisticated modern incidents, putin's approach to financial sanctions is like the old medieval, steel all the money, sack all the granaries, make sure that nobody can actually fight against you, and destroy everything. that is what we are seeing here. as daleep sai

the questions come from the audience and the host, fiona bruce, will moderate.gs about the economy and public services. all of those themes that have really played big. the reason these events are such high stakes for the parties is because i think it is harderfor a politician to dodge a direct question from the member of the public. they are directly being scrutinised by the people they're asking to vote for them and i think there's a real powerfrom an audience for them and i think there's a real power from an audience perspective. we have seen this could prove from the moments. you we have seen this could prove from the moments-_ the moments. you present any questions — the moments. you present any questions every _ the moments. you present any questions every week. - the moments. you present any questions every week. what i the moments. you present any i questions every week. what have we've been hearing about the issues have mattered most? what we've been hearing about the issues have mattered most?— have mattered most? what the audience often _ have mattere

it depends on how the reasonable viewer would conclude fiona harvey from all of this, what their opinion>> reporter: a netflix person saying, quote, we intend to defend this matter vigorously and to stand by richard gadd's right to tell his story. when did you know you were the person being depicted? >> reporter: last month harvey told piers morgan she was forced to come forward as the alleged inspiration for the character martha after the internet outed her identity and began harassing her online. representatives for gadd did not respond, but has previously asked fans to stop speculating and insisted that the show's martha is not meant to resemble her real-life counterpart. gadd and jessica gunning who plays martha talked about the impact of "baby reindeer". >> there is a lot of noise and social media, a lot of people saying a whole bunch of things. i think at the end of the day, you can't deny how popular this show is, and how much it's touching people around the globe. >> and our thanks to allison for that report. >>> now to a different type of lawsuit. a new york woman is suing colds

fiona, thank you very much in tenerife.om nasa after a piece of space debris smashed into their florida home. the falling object — weighing less than a kilogram — tore through the roof and two floors of the otero family's house in march. it was later confirmed to be a part of the international space station. lawyers for the family say the case is groundbreaking and will set a precedent for how the issue of falling spacejunk is handled in the future. professorjohn crassidis is a space debris expert from the university at buffalo, who formerly worked for nasa — he says it needs to investigate if this can happen again. when they see the probability of an object getting through the atmosphere and it all burning up, they were offered, and as an engineer i would have to go back myself and say, what did i do wrong and try to correct it and maybe it was not a clearing of safety factor and there's a number of issues to look and that's to do with own job at it. a pet donkey that escaped his owners five years ago in california has bee

speaking to the bbc earlier, fiona harvey said she had no doubt she would win her case.eny any link or connection whatsoever between fiona harvey and the characters in baby reindeer. one thing netflix could do as they could refer to a note in the credits of the show that says, this programme is based on real events, however certain characters, events, dialogue, locations, they have been fictionalised for dramatic purposes. netflix could try and use that. it is the day taylor swift funds have been waiting for, the pop star's tour is finally here and kicks off in edinburgh tonight. they have waited more than a year for the show to arrive in the uk, she began a marathon string of dates in arizona in march last year. colin paterson, have you found some fans? i am behind murrayfield and this is where the fans are queueing to dash to the front of the stage. an amazing statistic, in the history of music, no tour had managed to gross $1 billion. by the end of this year, taylor swift's will have grossed $2 billion, that is how big a deal it is, that is why we are here speaking to

fiona trott, bbc news, tenerife. the five most prominent political parties in wales have taken part in a live tv debate. they clashed on issues including the cost of living and the nhs — while first minister, vaughan gething, defended himself following a controversy over donations to his leadership campaign. here's our wales correspondent hywel griffith. welcome to the bbc wales general election debate 2024. ready for kick—off, five leaders lined up for what's also now a regular fixture on our screens — an election debate. this time, focused on wales. we have 29% of our children are poor, 29% child poverty, and my challenge to the conservatives and to labour, if they're in power, is will you abolish the two child cap on our benefits? labour's been the party of devolved government here for a quarter of century. its record under scrutiny. we've had their mismanagement. of the nhs by labour for 25 years. an election... an election is full of weird - and wonderful sights but to me, i one of the most bizarre sights over.

had to deal with this when he was on question time in york on thursday night, taking questions from fionaembers of the question time audience. aren't these emerging allegations about betting on the election- date the absolute epitome of the lack of ethics that we have had to tolerate j from the conservative party for years and years. - well, like you, i was incredibly angry, incredibly angry to learn of these allegations. it's a really serious matter. it's right that they're being investigated properly by the relevant law enforcement authorities, including, as fiona said, a criminal investigation by the police. and i want to be crystal clear that if anyone has broken the rules, they should face the full force of the law. and that's what those investigations are there to do. and i hope that they do their work as quickly and as thoroughly as possible. that was rishi sunak speaking on bbc one on thursday night, and we've had a statement from solicitors acting for laura saunders, who is one of the conservative candidates who is involved in all of this. the statement says that she will be coop

fiona trott, bbc news, tenerife.elle doherty suffered serious head injuries when the dog, registered as a belgian malinois, attacked her on sunday at her family's home in coventry. west midlands police said that the dog was removed from the home and was humanely destroyed on the same day. a police chief has been sacked for gross misconduct — after lying about his military career. nick adderly, who was the chief constable of northamptonshire, wore a falklands war medal on his police uniform, even though he was only 15 at the time of the conflict, and exaggerated his achievements in the navy. 0ur midlands correspondent navteonhal reports. the most senior police officer in his force, dismissed for lying. until today, nick adderley was the chief constable of northamptonshire police and had been an officerfor more than 30 years. but a gross misconduct hearing found he lied about his career to get the job in 2018. the allegations came to light last year after mr adderley�*s ex—wife submitted a complaint over press reports

fiona trott, bbc news, tenerife.y fiona. 0n the police search for the 19—year—old jay slater who is missing in tenerife and as promised, here is a report on the deaths during this years hajj pilgrimage. it's a sacred duty for muslims to perform the pilgrimage once in their lifetime, if physically and financially able. and it's a colossal logistics operation for the saudi authorities. they've been criticised in the past for the way they've handled the hajj, for deadly stampedes. but this year, the danger came from blistering heat. there was water on hand, large sprinklers and some air—conditioned areas for the more than 1.8 million pilgrims. but it was more than 50 degrees in the shade and the scorching temperature took a terrible toll. ather hussain is imam of leicester's central mosque. he'sjust returned home from saudi arabia, scarred by what he saw. it was undoubtedly a traumatic experience. you would walk and you simply wouldn't know where to look. because everywhere you turned, you would see someone struggling i

had to deal with this when he was on question time in york on thursday night, taking questions from fionars of the question time audience. aren't these emerging allegations about betting on the election- date the absolute epitome of the lack of ethics that we have had to tolerate j from the conservative party for years and years. - well, like you, i was incredibly angry, incredibly angry to learn of these allegations. it's a really serious matter. it's right that they're being investigated properly by the relevant law enforcement authorities, including, as fiona said, a criminal investigation by the police. and i want to be crystal clear that if anyone has broken the rules, they should face the full force of the law. and that's what those investigations are there to do. and i hope that they do their work as quickly and as thoroughly as possible. that was rishi sunak speaking on bbc one on thursday night, and we've had a statement from solicitors acting for laura saunders, who is one of the conservative candidates who is involved in all of this. the statement says that she will be cooperat

fiona harvey some that is this docuseries.search to determine if the rava, great for tally were having pretty serious or riva were having problems with your audio, unfortunately. so i think we're going to have to such a fascinating wish we could village that they're really significant questions about personal identity being used in fiction and that sort of thing. it's unfortunate that we have these technical issues. >> and also if you aren't identified, but let's say there's something you put out on social media, internet sleuths track down and identify the person is that enough? whose culpable so many questions could you quote, would someone has said on social media, even if you say hey, that it's true and say, you know, it's an actual quote does that ultimately mean liability? yeah. yeah it's a heavy, heavy, tough series to watch. you've watched it. i haven't i think i'm gonna have to see it now. >> we'll be right back. stay with us june 19th. cnn celebrated juneteenth with special performances by john legend eddie lewbel, s

fiona tried, bbc news, tenerife.man as a human shield after he was strapped to the front of an israeli defence forcesjeep during a raid in the west bank. the man is said to have been wounded in an exchange of fire and was later taken to the red cross for treatment. the idf acknowledged that the incident violated protocol and said it would be investigated and dealt with accordingly. three people are missing after floodwaters swept through the south—eastern swiss town of misox, in the alps. a thunderstorm on friday night caused rivers to break their banks and many residents having to be evacuated. police are looking for a couple and a woman who they believe may have been in their homes when the flooding occured. around 100 million americans have been issued hot weather warnings on the fifth day of a heat wave that's affecting much of the united states. some places have seen temperatures of almost 40 celsius. here's our north america correspondent, peter bowes. a life—threatening heatwave that isn't letting up, baking t

and i met him in the october, as you said, fiona and itook october, as you said, fiona and i took all office, and they gave me a categorical assurance that the points that mr bates was making were not true. when labour launched their manifesto last week, there were six key objectives . objectives. >> not one of them mentioned legal immigration, not one of them mentioned the population explosion in this country. >> well, let's talk to shadow secretary of for state science, innovation and technology, peter kyle, who joins us now. good to see you this morning. what did you make of sir keir's performance last night? he can't get away from this jeremy corbyn question, can he? >> well, with the exception of that question, all the others were about the future. and i thought there was a theme that ran through the questions that came from the audience to sir keir to keir, and that was all about how will you fix the problems that have been left after 14 years of chaos and instability of the tory party? how will you fix the waiting list in the nhs? how will you get growth into the economy ? how

fiona lamdin, bbc news.er success after the team's 1—0 win against serbia in their first match of the tournament. with a look ahead to tonight's game, here's nesta mcgregor. # england, england, england...# a city—centre takeover. england fans outnumbering and out—singing their danish counterparts. # god save our king...# frankfurt, the second stop on this european adventure, with varying routes to the destination. got stuck at st pancras, then got stuck in brussels, then got stuck in cologne, full of scottish... about 40,000 of them marching. it's perhaps a little too early to be plotting england's journey to the trophy. but after a 1—0 win over serbia in their opening game, the knockout stages await with a win over denmark. we know that we can play better than we did the other day. emotionally, there's so much tension. i don't think people can really understand what it is like for young players. so, pleased to have got the result from that and we know we have to be better now. a major dilemma for the englan

is in new to ketchup. governments have been unable to stop power tab by boat individuals in fact, fiona, to bribe corrupt local officials. they're done up line die. some of the fun runs that bad show up in mingo, or squad, and said the frequent dog figures are damaging his business. turn k no f, as in 90 percent of my work is depended on electricity. but unfortunately the power cuts lost a site long for 16 to isolate hours a day. so the business comes to a standstill got of them. it's hard to continue in this business as a way not able to deliver the services. we promised our customers the big fan either by describing their dish at busch, any of gordon urgent cabinet meeting. he's promised to come down hard on file with kathy, but said it didn't the only problem enjoy luxury, refresh them this year. we have had a comprehensive look at how to overcome the city test as well as enhancing the capacity of the current transmission and trust structure. which is also all data losses. while most of the existing infrastructure or new projects, drug did reach completion work on many hydro electric

ed davey were each questioned for half an hour by members of an audience in york and by presenter fionathursday concerned someone who wasn't involved. the leader of reform uk. nigel farage had complained to the bbc that he should have been invited on the programme and on tuesday the corporation came up with a compromise solution, sending out this press release. there will now also be an additional question time leader, special featuring representatives from reform uk and the green party broadcast on friday 28th june. this added programme reflects the fact that it is clear from across a broad range of opinion polls that the support for reform uk has been growing. so did that hasty scheduling of an extra programme next week in which nigel farage will presumably participate satisfy all concerned? no, it wasn't good enough for the likes of steve who wrote, nigel farage has effectively been sidelined by the bbc who have added an extra question time featuring him. while the reform uk leader opened up anotherflank in his battle for bbc airtime, viewers such asjoanna felt the corporation had al

fiona, thank ou working in different ways. fiona, thank you very — working in different ways.nd, sir tim laurence, thanked the emergency services and medical staff in bristol for their expert care and said they were both deeply touched by the kind messages received from well—wishers near and far. england have topped their group at the euros following a goalless draw against slovenia. despite topping group c, southgate's side were booed off of the pitch, with empty cups thrown at england boss gareth southgate following the final whistle. it has been a bit underwhelming, hasn't it? �* _, ., ., , , hasn't it? and uncomfortable but the have hasn't it? and uncomfortable but they have topped _ hasn't it? and uncomfortable but they have topped the _ hasn't it? and uncomfortable but they have topped the group, i hasn't it? and uncomfortable but. they have topped the group, right? let's remember that.— let's remember that. lights up the ener: . it let's remember that. lights up the energy- it is _ let's remember that. lights up the energy- it is 15 _ let's remember that. lights up the

fiona harvey accuses netflix and the creator of the show, richard gadd, of "a lie designed to attract court case. in disclosure, yes. as you're prepared to do that. yes. because i didn't write him the e—mails. who do you think did? i don't know. i think he probably made them up himself, i have no idea. 41,000 e—mails? yeah. you are charged with the harassment of mr donald dunn... _ fiona harvey wants £130 million from netflix for defamation, invasion of privacy, intentionally inflicting distress and negligence. you wrote baby reindeer. idid, yes. it's based on, er... last night, the stars of the show appeared onjimmy fallon's american talk show to discuss the success of baby reindeer. did baby reindeer about my experiences getting stalked and harassed, and itjust took off, it was this crazy thing, netflix came to me and said do you want to make it into a series? and i said, yeah, go on, then. there was no mention of the court case. you've made an enemy of me, reindeer! - netflix told the bbc that it intends to defend this matter vigorously and to stand by richard gadd's right to tell

fiona, as you said, these investigations are ongoing, but what i can tell you, if anyone is found to law, i will make sure they are booted out of the conservative party. and then his idea for young people. national service will be compulsory, the military option will be something people choose to do. how would you make people do it? you have a set of sanctions and incentives. there is all sorts of things that people do across europe, whether that is looking at driving licences, other access to finance, all sorts of other things. access to finance ? so if people don't want to do national service, what, will take their bank cards away? what do you mean? there are lots of different models around europe. they can't get a loan? next, the man who polls suggest is likely to be prime minister two weeks tomorrow, and a sticky wicket over a remark he made five years ago aboutjeremy corbyn. you said he would make a great prime minister, did you mean it? it wasn't a question that really arose because i didn't think we would win the election. we all heard you say he would be a great prime ministe

and i met him in the october, as you said, fiona and i took all his questions and i asked them to myofficials and to the post office, and they gave me a categorical assurance that the points that mr bates was making were not true . were not true. >> when labour launched their manifesto last week, there were six key objectives, not one of them mentioned legal immigration, not one of them mentioned the population explosion in this country. >> okay. the search for missing teenager jay slater has entered its fifth day in tenerife after he was last heard from on monday morning. >> very sad. now a friend of his has hit out at the spanish police, claiming that they are not doing enough and that they want the british police to get involved . involved. >> the 19 year old called a friend who said he was lost with no water and his phone was on 1% battery. so joining us now from tenerife is journalist cleo o'flynn. good morning cleo. give us the latest update please on this young british lad. the new video has emerged this morning of him in a nightclub i understand. does that change materially.

, shrek, fiona, and the lovely one, fiona, mikhail, and i think this is some kind of cucumber, cucumber line, but the crocodiles have forgotten, mermaid, so i said, mermaid, you said, mermaid, you me, so and what didn’t you say, what did you tell me, that there are no green mermaids, mermaids have green tails, damn, so that's not all, so what? the character is portrayed by a girl at a matinee, if her costume is completely green, the frog was said by 26 people, by the way, out of 100 in total, the tree is 21, the forest fairy is 13, the grasshopper is eight, the lizard is 7, the mermaid is five, then we also have a leaf, a dragon , grinch, turtle, kikimora, cabbage and avocado, and gnome, avocado, no, no, if you want, we will deduct points from you for this, so, well, already sing, and what are we singing, perhaps, let’s stand next to you and sing , right from the chorus. it's probably in the first time, seriously, i trusted you, it’s so simple, the first time we are with you, so close, this is the very first time, probably this is the first time, the first time, seriously, so simple, th

the host of the question time leaders' special, fiona bruce, will be standing just here.han. thanks for speaking to us. well, i think the audience has got a number of questions about how this works. first of all, how do you settle on the fact that it's four leaders who are coming this evening? so, we have a pretty sophisticated way of looking at which party deserves more scrutiny and peak time than smaller parties. and in this election, because the polls have been moving a little bit, largely edging a little bit up on the reform front and down on the parties, we're having three of these programmes. so, this is the main one, the big two—hour one with the four party leaders you've already named. and next friday, we'll have both the reform and the green party in a similarform at a different venue. we're down in the midlands for that one. and then viewers in wales will also be able to see a version with the plaid cymru leader, and that's running in wales on bbc1 channel, wales, but also on the bbc news channel across the uk. and if that's how you're organising, who's answerin

pero los coprotagonistas originales como mike myers y cameron díaz, que interpretan a la princesa fionan confirmado su participación. pero el burro va a tener claro ahí es lo importante. esta noche. noticias. telemundo. ahora es el primer debate presidencial entre joe biden y donald trump en atlanta. hay mucho en juego. estÁn tÉcnicamente empatados en las encuestas nacionales. y esta es la oportunidad para persuadir a los votantes indecisos. ahora es un intento de golpe de estado en bolivia. capturan al jefe militar destituido que lo liderÓ, sostiene que el propio presidente luis arce le pidiÓ movilizar las tropas. hay otro alto mando de las fuerzas armadas. detenido la ex primera dama de honduras, ana garcÍa, insiste en la inocencia del ex mandatario. juan orlando hernÁndez. asegura que van a pelear la condena de 45 aÑos en prisiÓn por narcotrÁfico. inmigrantes hispanos fueron estafados por agentes falsos de ice que bajo engaÑo les quitaron dinero a cambio de no deportarlos. hablamos con uno de los afectados. >> noticias telemundo en la noche con arantza loizaga. >> quÉ tal? buenas noc

fiona trott, bbc news, tenerife. 0ur correspondent fiona trott is in tenerife this morning and we'llter seven. charlie, throughout the election campaign we have seen various leaders debates, there is a series of panorama clinic as well, half—hour interviews, and yesterday evening we heard from nigel farage, leader of reform uk. that's right. nigel farage is facing criticism from his political opponents after saying the west provoked the invasion of ukraine. he told the bbc that the war was vladimir putin's fault, but that the eastwards expansion of nato and the european union had given the russian leader the excuse to attack. 0ur political correspondent jack fenwick reports. nigel farage chose to step into the role of party leader in the middle of this campaign, and that comes with further scrutiny about his ideas and his political record. it is like a police interview! laughter. he was asked about abuse he had expressed in the past about vladimir putin. he had previously said he disliked the russian president but admired him as a political operator, and that the invasion of ukraine

and we i mean, and she needs to know there are a lot of families visit them with anything fiona that depend on these organization going wrong. i don't recall that and i am saying to what police do not make these cut rain and now spends time speaking up for tenants rights and connecting others with resources. >> other nonprofits and community groups who have been speaking out against these cuts says leaving them without funding will create feature problems. if you don't have access to basic needs, if you don't have access to to case referrals or anybody that can help you understand and navigate any system. >> then you're kind of in stead of half allowing them to become a contribution to our our our city, they become part of the system in san francisco as a good and kron. 4 news. >> sfo got a big upgrade. our first look tonight at the harvey milk terminal. >> the last portion of sfo is harvey milk terminal officially open to the public today has a new ticket counter area security checkpoint and museum gallery. the project has been almost a decade in the making cause to have billion dol

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the students in 2011, they decided to contact fiona. i felt very a shame that in 21st century and obviously they could be such a important public place in such a terrible condition. and i'm happy that we help to improve its the invested a total of 5000000 euros in the renovation. among the alterations they have to re support painted want installed new light fixtures, built in new passenger holes and reconfigured the passenger will place for on the should be gets most an architectural most a piece. but a building that benefits this se, i have to believe as an, as an professional, as an architect, that we have this search and power in our hands. and if you look purple, and if you work um successfully, it could help to change the society to, to something something maybe measure she big and chris stuff showed that there are creative ways to turn the old into the new and with that we wrap up another edition of your own max. be sure to follow us on social media for more fun stories from the world of culture and lifestyle in europe . as always

celebrated irish actor fiona shaw, who's on the tribeca jury this year, thinks given the volatile politicsrs have an obligation with their art. it's the duty of the art to be on the moment or ahead of the moment, to see the terrible things that are coming and to make films about them so that we're ready. in some way, art can arm people and i think there is no avoiding politics — of course, there isn't. the prism through which we see things is now, inevitably, political. this year, tribeca was bustling, showing more than 100 feature films in some 50 countries — movies of all different kinds. but among the themes were activist films tied to the fraught geopolitical zeitgeist. tribeca has politics in its dna, more overtly in the documentaries. for example, this year, there's a documentary called the cranes call... who were the people and units that were involved in the executions that we've just documented? ..which is a documentary about george clooney�*s foundation forjustice and people there working to prosecute war crimes against a russian general that they're trying to track down who's co

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