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for "crazy rich asians" star gemma chan, it's the fuschia valentino she wore to the oscars.here are 40 style icons in all, from keanu's polished grunge look and signature hair toss, to brad in a tuxedo. >> cia to fashion. >> fierce fashionista celine dion tells the mag her new home in las vegas is under construction and i treated myself to a playground. two stories of archives for all my clothes, shoes, belts. i kept everything. >> my kids are boys. they're into tags, everything. >> the beckham family's on the list, thanks to their fashion savvy insta game. they have 100 million followers sbiened. then there's the power couples. the jason momoa and lisa bonet, gabrielle union and dwayne wade, and of course george and amal. >> i should have made that lis. >> ha! just joking. he's just joking. he's so funny. >>> coming up, all of this. >> get away from me. >> shame on all of you for laughing at that. >> gwen's back and wait until you hear her nickname for blake. >>> then, a new competition show for first responders. >>> putting down their badges for a lip-synch battle. ♪ i wan

. >> thrilled to work with kit again, thrilled to work with gemma chan and angelina jolie and the wholeof actors. >> richard will be the face of the franchise as ikaris, while kit was cast as the black knight. kind of fitting since he has the whole brooding, sword-wielding thing down. >> i didn't know kit was in the film. >> you didn't? >> no, neither did the -- no, no. >> did you just find that out today? >> yeah, on stage. >> the "eternals'" origin story takes place even before the first captain america film. it hits theaters november 2020. >> in the meantime, we'll see angie back on the big screen next month for "maleficent: mistress of evil." >> phillip asked me to marry him. >> no. >> i wasn't really asking. >> nor was i. >> what's really nice -- i remember the first time i met angelina, when i was 14, i was so nervous and to see how our relationship has grown from that is really neat. >> i love her. she's -- i feel very, very close to her. >> we go home now? >>> the movie hits theaters on october 18th >>> hold on, i want to show you something real quick. watch that's nischelle los

thank you for coming in, especially you, gemma, to talk about your experience.us about your experience. my pet was hit with shovels, planks of wood, penned in the shed and beaten. yeah. he went through a lot, dusty. at the same time, ican through a lot, dusty. at the same time, i can tell from your tone of voice, understandably, you were concerned about the welfare of your pet and your own but not wanting to leave the dog, makes it harder for you to walk away as well. of course. some people are very fortunate, it does sound silly, but they are, they have a friend and family to attend to, you have got someone to pick you up. ididn't, to, you have got someone to pick you up. i didn't, so when i was crying, it was dusty, it wasn't arms around me, it was my dusty. really hard to see dusty suffering. how common is this? unbelievably common. so far the statistics showing that... it is half and half, half get killed, half get beaten, too close to the point where it is going to be above... this is where you step in, talk as to exactly what you are doing and the differen

well i guess sometimes i am but i stand up and women that we should think even for gemma culture looking at the stereotypes clad in here think the future of the country that i'm not. ts need insane to think for this drama play out to me it's all about a new time a job join me for me again and sunday to be a. post. some more good 5 keys to safer food. police to prevent contamination. or a fraud cooked foods to avoid cross contamination. cooks thoroughly chilled microorganisms. keep food safe temperature of the cold cold to prevent bacterial growth. use safe water and sea raw materials to avoid kentucky. food producers are the ones primarily responsible for the safety of the food. but you can protect yourself and your family from diseases unknown by plying the 5 keys to sea for food use them you also have a role to play. the but. this is the news coming to you live from berlin germany is far right if he emerges as the 2nd strongest force in 2 recent elections leaders for the alternative for germany say mainstream parties will now have to reconsider their refusal to work the damn me get the

actress and a son that must not be an british actor nicolas hoped the jury had it by director locates gemma 10 where decide who gets the golden lion and not only film stars are in town also pop stars like mel b. from the spice girls. yes and of course world class stuffs also want to eat work clothes food and fortunately for them but nation cuisine is some of the best in the world. the city of venice feels like one big film set in itself. but the hollywood stars aren't to be seen in the busy tourist areas they enjoy the more exclusive locations. hotel boats and water taxis take them on a 15 minute cruise to the island of san clemente the former site of a monastery. here security staff and porters are on hand to welcome the stars and starlets and ensure we keep our cameras turned off . the island belongs to a turkish investor and security is tight. but the exclusive awkward elo restaurant is open to anyone who books a table head chef giorgio shipper ricker cooks 1st a lever to guests throughout the year but the venice film festival is still a highlight for him. he did motion for me and now i

gemma coombe reports. this is what is left of kirindy forest.ar, it spans 100,000 hectares but it has lost almost half its size in just two decades. translation: the people who are in charge of the forest tell us we are doing wrong. on the one hand, they arrive because the forest is nature, it is god's creation, but on the other hand, as a human being, it nourishes us. that is how it works here. the forest is home to a multitude of rare species, like this tiny grey mouse lima. it's cousin hasn't been spotted here for more than two years. we do not find the animal in places where we found it before and we are not sure if that is a shift of the population or if it is really a decline. workers are paid just $13.40 by businesses with links to local politicians for every hectare cleared. maize is planted and then the crops are taken to big cities, where the kernals are taken. everybody sees the trucks of maize coming back and forth, usually at night, but nobody records them or takes pictures or takes a note of where they go. the government has been t

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enter gemma culture can carry a class in here think the future of the country that i now live. in yet needed to get to this ground that day and you pass it's all that good and. i'm a child joining me again and beat up a new post. alone a very warm welcome to focus on europe with me peter craven and we begin this week in the u.k. where with so much at stake dagens are already drawn although members of parliament have only just returned from their summer recess the action and intrigue are intense in and around the houses of parliament in london prime minister boris johnson appears absolutely determined to push through briggs it most likely a no deal bragg's it at any cost meanwhile the opposition including members of johnson's own conservatives is just as determined to block a chaotic departure from the news so who will prevail well the u.k. looks more divided than ever before a number geraghty of school teacher voters are it seems firmly opposed to bragg's it all the talk north of the border is of another independence referendum like the one in 2014 focus on europe has been gaug

i guess sometimes i am but is that nothing which is that we should have been thinking going to the gemma culture of looking at stereotypes a question that is think the future of the country that i now live the time. needed to be taken as grandma am to me it's all that they know i'm a joke join me for me to devon from d.w. post. natural returns of precious resources. and a rewarding investment. farmland that's been called ethiopia's green gold the country has an abundant supply and leases it to international giants. the government is after high export revenues the corporations high profit margins. but not everyone benefits from the booming business. expression environmental destruction starvation. the price for government going to corporate greed. the selling out of the country. dead donkey sphere know how you know. start september 18th on d w. this is. cheaper money to boost europe's slowing economy the european central bank launches a new stimulus program the bank is buying bonds and cutting interest rates in a bid to increase lending to businesses and consumers to have the desired effe

gemma coombe reports. this is what is left of kirindy forest.ectares but it has lost almost half its size injust hectares but it has lost almost half its size in just two decades. translation: the people who are in charge of the forest tell us we are doing wrong. on the one hand, they arrive because the forest is nature, it is god's creation, but on the other hand, as a human being, it nourishes us. that is how it works here. the forest is home to a multitude of rare species, like this tiny grey mouse lima. it's cousin hasn't been spotted here for more than two years. we do not find the animal in places where we found it before and we are not sure if that isa before and we are not sure if that is a shift of the population or if it is really a decline. workers are paid just $13.40 by businesses with links to local politicians for every hectare cleared. maize is planted and then the crops are taken to big cities, where the kernals are taken. everybody sees the trucks of maize coming back and forth, usually at night, but nobody records them or ta k

i hope that answered your question, gemma.thing?" it is that word force. you could say a better word would be instructive. parliament makes the law of the land and that was made clear in the supreme court verdict this week, parliament makes the laws and parliament makes the laws and parliament has now passed a law which says there must be no no—deal brexit on the 31st of october and an extension should be sought by the prime minister before then if no deal has been done. he may not like that but that is the law, so i suppose that is what it means when people say parliament is forcing him to do it. he says he will obey the law, he does not want to ask for an extension, no one is sure how this goes together which is why we are hearing from the opposition that either he does it breaks the law. and we have this question from another student, jake walkden. here is what he asked: my question would be how would brexit impact people who study here and are from a different country? how will it impact the cost of flights, and just in ge

martin and gemma booked their wedding on a greek island via thomas cook.ut their plans are now in disarray. itjust broke my heart, i couldn't believe it, i was gutted. i don't want it to be true. now it just all seems for nothing. a bit confused and empty. all that planning and it's all gone. but the focus for the government is getting tens of thousands of british holiday—makers home. 16,000 brits were booked on thomas cook flights today before it went bust. the hope is that by tonight most of them will be back. others will return in the coming days. tom burridge, bbc news. 0ur europe correspondent gavin lee is in palma, majorca, one of the company's most popular destinations. what's happening to people? watching operation matterhorn in action today, that initial panic and confusion by about 1500 passengers are not sure about how they were getting back. they were assured by lines of yellow jacketed getting back. they were assured by lines of yellowjacketed members of the civil aviation authority who have flown out especially to help them. but the situation

amongst them, gemma, who was made redundant with monarch airlines two years ago and is in the same situationought back all them feelings of losing myjob. it was a sunday night, middle of the night, finding out, waking up my family to tell them that the company that i loved, as well, had gone. so it'sjust a really difficult time to relive the whole process again. no longer in use by thomas cook, during the summer these check—in desks were absolutely buzzing and that is what many of the cabin crew i have spoken to today have said they don't understand. how can it be, they want to know, that when they were working on full plane, after full plane their company has gone bust? many are owed seven weeks' pay. hundreds turned up to union meetings at manchester airport today, angry and bewildered. i put my uniform on today and as i got to the airport i started to cry because i thought, i'm coming here in a uniform and i've got nowhere to go. we didn't get a letter through the post. we had a conference call on monday. it wasjust dial this numberand listen in. i'll take a few questions. ok, that's enou

martin and gemma had booked their wedding on a greek island.to the last detail, those plans are now in tatters. just broke my heart, just couldn't believe it, i was gutted. didn't want it to be true. it alljust seems for nothing now, just a bit confused and empty. don't really know what to do, all that planning, all gone. meanwhile, the first of a hastily assembled fleet of aircraft started bringing stranded people home. i took the decision that, look, people need to be back for work, for theirfamilies, all sorts of reasons. we can'tjust leave, you know, brits stranded abroad, we need to bring people home. 150,000 people is the biggest peacetime repatriation this country's ever known, and we'll try to do it as quickly and as smoothly as possible, but it won't all be plain sailing, i know. the cost to government, around £75 million. the cost to 9000 uk employees, arguably greater. at the compa ny‘s peterborough headquarters, the mood was sombre. angry, devastated, teary, as you would imagine. livelihoods have just gone overnight, just like that.

jet well i guess sometimes i am but i sat up in which it happened we should have been fixed even for gemma culture of looking at stereotypes a question that is think the future of the country that i now live in have come here needed save the day for this grandma day out in the. so it's all about their new primary job join me to meet the gentleman from d.w. . post my 1st vice like mosul sewing machine. i come from women are bound by this notion don't miss something as simple as learning how to write them by psychos isn't. since i was a little girl i wanted to have a bicycle off my home and he took me missed him and made him. finally gave up and mentioned by me on my side that 100 times because sewing machine sewing i suppose was more apt procreates forgoes than writing advice as knowledge i want to meet those woman back home flood zones my going to continue and social goals and inform them of old dead basic rights my name is the amount of people home and i wore jeans a. good. this is g.w. news live from berlin a difficult visit in a difficult time german chancellor angela merkel arrives in

martin and gemma had booked their wedding on a greek island. down to the last detail, those plans are now in tatters. just broke my heart, just couldn't believe it, i was gutted. didn't want it to be true. it alljust seems for nothing now, just a bit confused and empty. don't really know what to do, all that planning, all gone. meanwhile, the first of a hastily assembled fleet of aircraft started bringing stranded people home. i took the decision that, look, people need to be back for work,, for their families, all sorts of reasons. we can'tjust leave, you know, brits stranded abroad, we need to bring people home. 150,000 people is the biggest peacetime repatriation this country's ever known, and we'll try to do it as quickly and as smoothly as possible, but it won't all be plain sailing, i know. the cost to government, around £75 million. the cost to 9000 uk employees, arguably greater. at the company's peterborough headquarters, the mood was sombre. angry, devastated, teary, as you would imagine. livelihoods have just gone overnight, just lik

amongst them, gemma, who was made redundant with monarch airlines two years ago and is in the same situationbrought back all them feelings of losing myjob. it was a sunday night, middle of the night, finding out, waking up my family to tell them that the company that i loved as well had gone. so it's just a really difficult time to relive the whole process again. no longer in use by thomas cook, during the summer these check—in desks were absolutely buzzing and that is what many of the cabin crew i have spoken to today have said they don't understand. how can it be, they want to know, that when they were working on full plane after full plane their company has gone bust? many are owed seven weeks' pay. hundreds turned up to union meetings at manchester airport today, angry and bewildered. i put my uniform on today and as i got to the airport i started to cry because i thought, i'm coming here in a uniform and i've got nowhere to go. we didn't get a letter through the post. we had a conference call on monday. it wasjust dial this numberand listen in. i'll take a few questions. ok, that's enou

about a five to £15 and a new bill is what that reserve holding clusters and it —— the questioner of gemma the problem is that we saw —— of gem. this report itself has not changed much since the last iteration. doesn't answer all the questions? it does with that questions? it does with that question about whether there was another critical of the structure or to do more to protect themselves against these events. it is a balance between protecting and from the good side and from the consumer side. i think that is a very interesting department in this new report. thank you. in other business stories we've been following, there's been alarming research that suggests attacks on shop workers have tripled since 2016. the co—op asked criminologists at city university of london to look into it. they found that one in four attacks take places when a shop worker encounters a shop lifter, and that it can cause anxiety and even post—traumatic stress disorder for staff who are victims. regulators in the us have sent a warning letter to the popular e—cigarette makerjuul labs, saying that it's broken th

i'm rachel join me for me for gemma sunday. post. for you from the rewards. long. long long. history book it's dangerous to think that we couldn't lose our freedom again but we need to remain vigilant if we don't it could be taken from us step by step. to get out. of the mix as many semitism racism xenophobia whatever form it takes it has always existed and always will be it's up to us to decide to stop these processes and it's our responsibility. the little being on my believe there are many ties that bind young europeans together if we're fighting for a better united europe in which everyone has the same opportunities when they are not must go so long. we're going to underestimate our generation. but me you new wave of activism across europe and that's going to give me hope. pretty rough for me but i just must be you know what i used to take piece and what i value about europe for granted you get more than ever i have a sense that it's actually something where young people need to fight for. consumers. who caused the holocaust have you ever heard this with the full. model j

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martin and gemma booked their wedding on a greek island via thomas cook.in place but their plans are now in disarray. itjust broke my heart, i couldn't believe it, i was gutted. i don't want it to be true. now it just all seems for nothing. a bit confused and empty. don't know what to do. all that planning and it's all gone. but the focus for the government is getting tens of thousands of british holiday—makers home. 16,000 brits were booked on thomas cook flights today before it went bust. the hope is that by tonight most of them will be back. others will return in the coming days. tom burridge, bbc news. earlier, our europe correspondent gavin lee sent this from palma, majorca — one of the company's most popular destinations. watching operation matterhorn in action today, the initial panic and fear and confusion, about 1500 passengers are not sure of how to get home, the first five flights back, they were reassured by lines of yellow jacketed members back, they were reassured by lines of yellowjacketed members of back, they were reassured by lines of yel

martin and gemma booked their wedding on a greek island via thomas cook., i was gutted. i don't want it to be true. now it just all seems for nothing. a bit confused and empty. we don't really know what to do. all that planning and it's all gone. but the focus for the government is getting tens of thousands of british holiday—makers home. 16,000 brits were booked on thomas cook flight today before it went bust. the hope is that by tonight most of them will be back. others will return in the coming days. tom burridge, bbc news. best of luck to everybody who is trying to get home. the annual octoberfest hasjust opened in munich — a two week festival in which they will drink over 7 million litres of beer. but there is good news for those who may be feeling a little under the weather. a court in frankfurt has just published its ruling today that classifies hangovers as a bonafide "illness". the plaintiffs had argued that a company selling anti—hangover drinks was making illegal health claims and that in fact there was nothing to cure. the court disagreed — a d

chamber of commerce, it is an amazing organization, many, many members and of course, a great leader, gemma brett, jim i would like to introduce and have you up for purposes of introduction. >> thank you very much, neil, i just want to think neil for all the hard work that he does here, and his great staff in new england, new hampshire institute of politics, i just spoke to the president and he told me i'm going to stop all the interviews. you are staying. you're here. so that is good news for all of us. i just want also congratulated the president for being selected to be the leader of this extraordinary college here. i'm not surprised they had to go to commonwealth of massachusetts to get him. they had, at stonehill college, another great college but we wish you much success here. a great legacy here, a great reputation and i know you will do very well here. the politics and eggs series sponsors all of them around the room, as neil alluded to, we have a new one today, the granite pathways, we want to thank them but just remember all of the other banners that are here, they are really good

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thank you very much to do appreciate you taking the time gemma gemma. there from the university of liverpool thank you thank you now earlier an emergency meeting was held on the greek island of lesbos because of a sharp rise in migrants and refugees arriving there in boats from turkey aid workers at the morea refugee camp say conditions are hideous it was built to look after 3000 refugees but now houses 12000 and is turning new arrivals away. more still ahead for you on the program going to bring you all the latest on the political storm involving president don't trump ukraine's president a whistleblower and threats of legal action. but in launches its biggest peace time we patch relation as the car laps of travel from thomas 600000 travelers stranded abroad. and israel bans players from a palestinian team from leaving the gaza strip. however cloud mass has been producing thunderstorms gradually from the western med to the ages it is drifting still further south east was a continuous process is the end of this latest frontal system in the atlantic so a

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