gemma, who is looking for work, is worried about providing for her children over the christmas holidays pressure from a lot of parents, especially single parents or people who have just lost theirjobs around all this as well. and it is notjust parents who are worried, children feel it too. my mum has been poorly and stuff, they have been giving us food and they have just been making sure my mum is ok and things like that. marcus rashford is used to getting round opponents on the pitch to score and now the same tactics with politicians. last night, he spoke to the prime minister. on the phone, he kept thanking me, but then in the back of my mind, i'm like, it's the families that deserve the u—turn, and i thanked him on behalf of the families. during half term, some local councils, restaurants and cafe is provided food for struggling families. after the government ruled out extending free school meal vouchers in england beyond term time. now the plan is for local authorities rather than schools to distribute funding over the christmas holidays stop there will be a £170 million grant schem

gemma, who is looking for work, is worried about providing for work, is worried about providing for heras holidays. takes up a lot of pressure from a lot of parents, especially single parents or people who have just lost theirjobs single parents or people who have just lost their jobs around single parents or people who have just lost theirjobs around all this as well. and it is not just just lost theirjobs around all this as well. and it is notjust parents who are worried, children feel it too. my mum has been poorly and stuff, they have been giving us food and they have just been making sure my mum is ok and things like that. marcus rashford is used to getting round opponents on the pitch to score and now the same tactics with politicians. last night, he spoke to the prime minister. on the phone, he kept thanking me, but then in the back of my mind, i'm like, it's the families that deserve the u—turn, andi families that deserve the u—turn, and i thanked him on behalf of the families. during half term, some local councils, restaurants and cafe is provided food for struggling families.

degradation of the right to inspect which constitutes a fraud on the people of pennsylvania, on all the gemma eligible vote cancels a legitimate vote. the burden of proof as to whether it is legitimate or not when it is a mail-in ballot is on the person proposing the ballot because there is no other way to justify it. they made it impossible to view those ballots. there could be only one conclusion as to why you would make it impossible, because many of them were fraudulent. you just do not lose leads like that without corruption. you are in a city in which voter fraud is professional, not just amateur. some places may be temperatures. philadelphia is a professional place for voter fraud because you have a crabbed democrat democrat- a decrepit machine in power for 65 years. that is the reason why you have so much crime, why you are leading the country in some categories of crime, because these people are not helping the people of philadelphia. their loyalty is to the democrat party. questions,er three one at a time. [indiscernible] i am sorry. i did not understand that. oh, is he a winner or

the 10 mile because sometimes i am but i stand nothing with that research and i think stephen for gemma culture looking at the stereotype classics in here thinks he's a country that i know one time. needed to rethink his grandmother yeah. it's all that and you know i'm a joe join me for me to jam and sunday the. post. was the 1st international tribunal in history. number 2 trials. 75 years ago high ranking officers of the nazi regime where you're going to be by the allied forces. were the 1st criminals to be held accountable for their crimes from. best buy to count them on them going through don't care if you use your i sure. our 2 part series the 3rd reich the talk on starts november 12th on d w. dot . com. hi you know it's possible to clean the ocean with hair on the big breaks out of rubble we're going to tell you more of all these and other interesting stories over the next top or thereabout welcome to you coffee now if i may in your home state nigeria and i am sandra to nobody here in kampala uganda it is good to have you with us by.

but gemma 12 time emmy award winning journalist and you've got to be up there with jim mckay at thatpoint. i would think he's been named the sports reporter of the year by american sportscasters association. 3 times host of n.f.l. is monday night football for westwood, one radio networks. and the book, as i said, talking to go to the moments you remember the stories you never heard, which is out right now. we broke tom brady and the mom of the great kobe bryant. in the 1st segment, we're mindful of gets of the guy who even the greats talk about as the greatest. there's 2 cats so you can see greats look at, you know, well he's the one that's jim brown and it's mohammed ali and usually i begin jim brown with the for. so the great late tell me about your interaction with him over the it's just well, i wouldn't be sitting here talking to you if it wasn't for mohammad ali. i was 18 years old and i was a sports center. and i got hired after my internship in the university of colorado by the a.b.c. station in denver, k.b. t.v. channel 9, and they were for converting from film dentist to vid

he's been head of the gemma national library, the driving force behind the lens famous museum island, and president of germany's cultural powerhouse. the good to institute, but his last 12 months didn't go as planned. a final official trip to the african continent. after a long flight, the president of the gerta institute touched down in namibia for my german colony. the history is everywhere in the capital of into the colossal independence museum tells the story of the long struggle for liberation from colonialism. and the most recent chapter of that story is all about restitution. bringing namibia's cultural artifacts back to the country. hendrik is a case in point. the tribal leader is in the may be a national hero, thanks to his role in the resistance against german colonial rule. at the end of the 19th century. that boy, symbolic bible and whip, were taken by the germans after his death. their return was an important 1st step. islam is going to spread. it isn't just the removal of objects. it's basically the breaking of people of personalities of their self-determination and self

careers are talking back and all the young activist star in a new documentary but german photographer, gemma kids. the 1st argentine over football icon, diego maradona has been buried alongside his parents at a private cemetery in buenos aires after maradona's death. on wednesday, the government had planned for him to lie in state for 3 days, but they ended the way scuffles broke out among more us tens of thousands turned out to pay their final respects. to the football legend. was a passionate stairwell was massive, cries gathered to cheer their hero one last time as marathoners funeral harness left the presidential palace in plan. as there is, despite concerns that corona virus infections may spike tens of thousands queued up to pay tribute to the fit both great at the palace. and we're going to feel today the football has died. i have no words for me. he's the greatest and all carry him in my heart forever. good as you and me got us on, but you know not we can't believe it. he's a guy who made a nation happy with a ball on the specially the poor. he made us happy in a way that politicians

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building on saturday, the protests were part of growing demonstration against conservative president gemma tate for approving a budget that has sparked outrage. most of the funds were earmarked for big infrastructure projects while spending on education and health care was cut in the morning after workers clean up the debris. what demolishes government says protestors who set fire to the country's congress building on saturday. are guilty of terrorist acts by the human rights groups and the police used excessive force against them. at least 12 were injured and dozens of others arrested. for the way it was was, i kept my hands raised in the air, but 358. policemen still came and beat me. they put their boots on my head. i think there are images of that. the truth is that is just not right. we must remember that we are no longer in a dictatorship and will die in what you write most. ilia it, we had a long yesterday i was arrested for documenting the demonstration in the square. i'm a documentarian and a photo journalist. i was doing my job when the police attacked me and illegally arrested m

and gemma popped up by on tech, help os for emergency approval. vaccines in the u.s., they say they could begin sending out doses within hours approval. also on the program. shocking conditions inside a naples clinic shed light on mismanagement and underfunding and saw them at least health sector. we hear from a woman whose father died from covert 19th that.

he thought gemma cardi b's vehicle is something he didn't accept until he watched mccarthy and he watched mccarthy out and hustle all of the republican activist and especially young republicans in a way that finally coleman became convinced that this was the guy who was a determine to win that he was a guy he ought to get behind. the way i think that joe mccarthy beat la follette was partly what you are suggesting, that la follette beat himself. it was almost like he was surrendering. i think he was getting older. he had been in office long enough. his health was a great. i'm not convinced he was sure he really wanted another term, or at least not wanted enough to fight hard and to fight dirty like is going have to do to beat a guy like joe mccarthy. mccarthy raise legitimate issues in the campaign like whether la follette had been captured by the republican establishment, whether he still had the kind of rootedness in wisconsin that voters in any state want to see when they are electing somebody but he also fought dirty and you raise issues like the fact that la follette owned a home in

one thing that was notable, we went from a sensibility for gemma kratz, 30% for republicans, to both sides for democratic. stableket was relatively on the way through that. we never went anywhere to the downside. i think the market learned its lesson from that. it is rare for the lightning to place on two same occasions. think we are coming in under positioned on a global basis today. kong and hongg kong tech. there's a significant under positioning. into theite bullish end of the year. other models see a potential target around 3600 by the end of the year. of march. by the end now we have the uncertainty out of us. too early to start talking about christmas. it does seem there is a reduction of uncertainty and people will be deploying cash into the end of the year. the polling or ipoension of the ant probably caused reverberations. how are you looking at that as the implication to investor confidence in china and hong kong? helpingiggest factor pictures at the moment is the fall in bond yields. elections, into the we could see the de-risking weeksing in the last few of october. s&p

gemma, this is your personal trainer.for me i like to start my day here. i think not having that access to a facility with the right equipment, the people to help coach you through it, will be daunting for me but don't think for a lot of other people as well. the idea initially is that it might be for one month, but it could go on for longer. what impact will that have? but it could go on for longer. what impact will that have ?|j but it could go on for longer. what impact will that have? i think it is the uncertainty, that is the key thing, people do not know when they will be able to get back into training, when they will be able to have access to their personal trainers again and a lot of things have come into place now where i come here, i have got access to the equipment and tojamie, come here, i have got access to the equipment and to jamie, i wouldn't have that at home. ijust don't know. gemma and jamie, thanks very much and the best of luck. i hope you can continue your sessions as soon as we can and you can conti

a family portrait, harry and his sister, gemma, inside harry talking about his fashion clothes and wearingrself. there's so much joy to be had playing with clothes i've never thought about it. what it means becomes this extended part of creating something. we've always loved harry around here the last concert we had before the pandemic was harry styles, monster crowd out on the plaza and i remember the one passionate harry styles fan we gave tickets to to an upcoming harry show well, here, watch. >> harry noticed that you were crying he's going on tour this summer and he'd like to give you vip tickets. don't hurt yourself, don't hurt yourself are you okay no, i'm not kidding you. that's from mr. styles. >> i love you! >> harry, too bad you don't have any enthusiastic fans here today, i'm sorry >> wow that was awesome >> good stuff. down goes frazier. good stuff. i can't wait to get back to those days. >>> next up, fresh prince of bel air is getting a reunion will smith is posting this new trailer just minutes ago showing the whole cast back together there's a tease of the original aunt mak

i worked with the gemma named fritz is a current tax assessor for the county. he beat the incumbent. i'm a member of moms demand action, moms rising, although i'm not apparent in in respect and also member of a couple of individual chapters and most good due to groups i got involved in. when i'm not doing that i'm walking my dog about to commence the day which is why i'm 100 pounds lighter. >> host: i discuss in chicago. thanks for your time. it was in 2021 of our fiction authors appeared and this is tom clancy. >> how often does an author come out with his first book and have a bestseller? >> i really don't know. i suppose it's recently rare. look, i'll be the first person tell you i got extremely lucky. you want to hear the whole story of how it happened? the book came out and october of 1984. in november of that year, a gal -- well, and entered at the washington times at the post, the times, was retired marine colonel, since deceased unfortunately, and he wanted to get a copy of the book for his friends in argentina. he was too cheap to buy one for his pal.