farmers like gemma continue to try and make a living.de by policymakers will have an impact on theirfuture. and at the moment, the messages are mixed. you can't go far without being not very far from a chicken shed. if they stopped giving planning permission for chicken farmers in this area, if they supposedly thought we were the main contributors, i think it would have an impact on the families around here who are wanting to diversify, wanting to make more money, and it is slightly unfair. the labour—lead welsh government has made much of its plan for a greener wales. but amid all the targets and regulations, is there an effective plan to support farmers and to protect our rivers? we know we had an issue around too many poultry farms, for instance, being put in the same place. we need to work with our local authorities... do you agree there are too many poultry farms? we saw certainly in the previous administration there, we saw a lot of planning permissions allowed. it was your government to give the grants for the poultry farm. what i

gemma hopes to be the next generation of herfamily gemma hopes to be the next generation of her familyit is to slip through our fingers. hello. the weekend weather delivers more of the same of what we've had over the past week, couple of weeks, actually. it'll be very mild, actually. it will be quite warm when we get see some sunshine, there will be rain at times too. we have low pressure anchored to the west of the uk at the moment. throwing across us at times, these rain—bearing weather fronts, even when they're not moving in, there are showers around. but all the while, with some changing for now is the air coming up from the south, keeping temperatures well above the average for this stage of october. another spell of rain moving in overnight and into the mornings through wales and parts of england and actually a little bit cooler first thing, compared with friday morning. some spots in single figures. through the day, this rain is moving its way northwards. through the morning, northern england, eventually reaching northern ireland and through the afternoon spreading north through

gemma granger knows just how important that much is.uch is. if we win this game and — important that much is. if we win this game and qualify _ important that much is. if we win this game and qualify for - important that much is. if we win this game and qualify for the i important that much is. if we win | this game and qualify for the next stage, that's an incredible moment for us. we have made history already. i think it's almost really important to know that if we don't and we are not successful, this campaign isn't a failure. for us, on and off the pitch, we are clear about why we do what we do, and off the pitch how we have inspired the crowd, the attendances, and everything that has grown the game, we have to be proud of that, but on the pitch, we are on track as a team to qualify for a major tournament. if not this time, next time. scotland host the republic of ireland knowing anything less than a win will end their world cup dream. after missing out at a place in the euros in the summer, this is their chance to be in —— involved

ladies and gemma, we appreciate it. this concludes our press re-think. a and ukraine. -- boat because the resolution is not helpful to achieve dialogue and peace between russia and ukraine. >> mr. president, it has been nearly eight months since the crisis in ukraine broke out and as we speak, the conflict is -- has five still spreading. the crisis is getting increasingly protracted and complicated and it spillover effects for -- are penetrating and affecting the likelihood and breaking for instability to our already turbulent world and causing concern. during the recently concluded debate at the u.s. general -- u.n. general assembly, state leaders from around the world express they --the views on ukraine. the common thread is that most countries count on people to cease fighting the soonest. they called for greater humanitarian lee for the people of ukraine who are affected by the crisis and they called for joint international efforts to mitigate the spillover impact, especially developing countries and they called for unity to avoid confrontation. thes

ok, let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world to sell. gemma defense minister christine lambert act says germany will deliver for state the defense systems to ukraine within days. the comments came during a surprise trip to odessa on her 1st visit to ukraine since the war began. lamplight said germany will continue to coordinate with our laws on any decision regarding keeps request for german battle takes us defense. secretary lloyd austin has joined, is australian and japanese counterparts in hawaii for security tools. the 3 are discussing their support for ukraine and stability in the in the pacific region in light of china's increasingly assertive behavior bulgarians having their 4th general election in 18 months. voting is taking place and it concerns about soaring consumer prices and energy costs. indications are that it will be a low turn out with no party on course to win a majority, which means populace parties could benefit l. last month's death of a 22 year old mazda omni, while in police custody in iran, a sparked anger and grief around the

this is, again, as we were saying earlier, gemma, the express describing liz truss as defiant, warningpeaking a bit more broadly, there's an awful lot writing on this conference speech tomorrow, isn't there?— writing on this conference speech tomorrow, isn't there? there is, the ressure tomorrow, isn't there? there is, the pressure is — tomorrow, isn't there? there is, the pressure is on- _ tomorrow, isn't there? there is, the pressure is on. good luck. _ tomorrow, isn't there? there is, the pressure is on. good luck. she's - tomorrow, isn't there? there is, the pressure is on. good luck. she's not| pressure is on. good luck. she's not the greatest communicator. we will all remember the pork market speech, so let's hope it goes a bit better than that. you know, as david is saying here, i understand what you're saying about impartiality, by the conservative party, broadly speaking, there are all of those empty seats— you've got people like michael gove and grant shapps coming out with this really bruising leadership contest, all in disarray that she hasn't cultivated anybody�*s loyalty

for gemma to run the marathon.long to get the whole family together l it myself. we will try and go along l to get the whole family together for it because _ to get the whole family together for it because it— to get the whole family together for it because it is— to get the whole family together for it because it isjust _ to get the whole family together for it because it isjust an— to get the whole family together for it because it isjust an incredible - it because it isjust an incredible achievement— it because it isjust an incredible achievement because _ it because it isjust an incredible achievement because it- it because it isjust an incredible achievement because it is- it because it isjust an incredible achievement because it isjosh's it because it isjust an incredible - achievement because it isjosh's mel b definitely— achievement because it isjosh's mel b definitely want _ achievement because it isjosh's mel b definitely want to _ achievement because it isjosh's mel b definitely want to be _ achievement

ladies and gemma, we appreciate it. this concludes our press re-think.

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and gemma is here with more on that. yes, ralph and ask how to get ready to welcome teams from around the world. the final touches of being added to their accommodation. our correspondent janica raska has more. i'm. i'm very hot. corny, she is a 7 kilometer long prominent along the water frontier in catalyst capital. as you can see, lots of modern buildings surrounding this area. but it wasn't always like that because 16 years ago when i 1st arrived, hardly any of them have been built. and in fact, you go back to photos from the late 1970 s, the only building that was in this whole area. was that building over there, the sheraton hotel? it was the 1st international hotel ever built in cas, all since and hundreds more. have been built the sheriff's and will be hosting some v vi piece during the world cup tournaments the 1st to welcome one little label. so i made that room reservation in and around the city. i went behind the scenes to see where the stars will be sleeping. some resemble and a radiant palace, others and a w

gemma, she has kidney issues. she has severe leg pain.ilo as well. >> my husband has had all sorts of gi issues, and has been in so much pain. he's being seen by neurology and by a gastro specialist. >> reporter: dacia freeman says her son noah has been in and out of the hospital since last year. >> noah has dealt with vomiting, diarrhea, and he is really struggling. he is doing worse and it didn't seem to get better. >> reporter: captain michael mcginnis is the u.s. pacific fleet's lead doctor addressing the spills. >> it was during a very brief period of time. we have no evidence that supports a chronic long-term ongoing event as far as exposure and contamination. >> reporter: the families tell us that's just not true. they tell us they're still experiencing symptoms. they tell us they're still going to the hospital right now. >> any family with a medical concern, this is exactly what we want them to do. we want them to come in and be seen. >> reporter: we have a family who just a couple of minutes ago tells us 12-year-old noah freeman

gemma grainger�*s wales will host bosnia in cardiff in front of a record crowd.tland play austria at hampden park. they're hoping for a play—off final place against the republic of ireland. coach pedro martinez losa is encouraging his team to be brave and fearless. they'll be hoping for back—to—back world cup appearances. the premier league have announced that players will take the knee for the next two rounds of matches — as england's top division highlights their unity against all forms of racism. ahead of the start of this season, premier league club captains collectively selected significant moments to take the knee throughout the season — and teams again will take the knee on boxing day — after the season resumes following this winter's world cup. lewis hamilton says it's "imperative" suitable punishments are given to any team found to have broken formula 1's budget cap. hamilton's mercedes team and ferrari both said at last weekend's singapore grand prix it was an open secret two teams broke the cost cap last season. the british driver says it will be "bad

yesterday 38—year—old gemma mitchell from willesden was found guilty of known as deborah.w that deborah was vulnerable physically and mentally. firstly they planning and premeditation that went in to this fear, this is bound to be an incredible feature of killing dunford game —— done for gain. secondly, there is the issue of deborah is mental and physical vulnerability to which i have already referred and to which you are very well aware. thirdly, there is the chilling aspect of what she did to and with her body after you had killed. you have shown absolutely no remorse and it appears that you are in complete denial as to what she did, notwithstanding what in myjudgment amounted to overwhelming evidence against you. the enormity of your crime is profoundly shocking, even more so given your apparent religious devotion as well as the fact that deborah chong was a good friend to you and had shown you great kindness. the sentence of court is one of life imprisonment and the minimum term of imprisonment that she will in any event be required to serve will be 34 years.— serve wi

gemma mitchell attacked a woman at her home last year.e old bailey the judge concluded that mitchell was extremely devious. sentencing her to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 3a years. there is the chilling aspect of what you do to end with her body after you do to end with her body after you had killed her. you have shown absolutely no remorse. it appears that you are in complete denial as to what you did. notwithstanding, what myjudgment amounted to overwhelming evidence against you. it was on the 11th ofjune last year mitchell set offered up home carrying a large blue suitcase for that which emerge from the property with deborah his body insidejudge richard mark said it was clear from the cctv evidence that she had injured her hand and that that must�*ve occurred in the course of the killing. it was more than two weeks later before mitchell travelled from her london home to the seaside resort in devon. the cctv shows the car being driven just 50 metres from the woodland where deborah is headless body was later found. a statemen

for wales, they've faced two matches already which manager gemma grainger called the biggest in theireach the play—offs and the second was last week as they won in extra time to face switzerland in zurich this evening. it's a complicated qualification process, but a two—goal win in normal time should be enough for them to reach their first ever world cup. if we do with this game and we qualify for the next stage, that is an incredible moment for us. we have made history already, but it is almost important to know that if we are not successful, this campaign is not a failure. we are really clear about what we do what we do and off the pitch how we have inspired the crowd, the attendances, and every thing that has grown in the game. we have to be proud of that. but we are on track for a team who will qualify for a major tournament. if it is not this time, it will be next time. and it's a similar story for scotland as they look to reach their second world cup. they are also potentially 90 minutes away from the world cup. the scots host republic of ireland at hampden with the winners in t

meanwhile, wales women manager gemma grainger says her side's world cup qualifying campaign will stillfinal tonight. time for a look at the weather. here's susan powell. an absolutely glorious autumnal scene behind you? tt is an absolutely glorious autumnal scene behind you?— scene behind you? it is looking particularly _ scene behind you? it is looking particularly spectacular - scene behind you? it is looking particularly spectacular across l scene behind you? it is looking - particularly spectacular across many parts of the uk at the moment, the leaves are starting to get their tint and i was pretty generous sunshine for many currently. early this morning we paid a price for that in terms of falling close to or even slightly below freezing, frosted parts of herefordshire and oxfordshire. here are the skies from above, you can see thicker cloud across northern ireland and scotland and scotland and we will see more clouds building through the rest of the day across northern england head into wales. weather fronts are trying to approach from the north—west

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my loved ones love machia jam pie, it's really very tasty gemma hey 100% natural our today's heroes livee there are only two of them in moscow for the first time in the history of our program. a day to remake the kitchen into a study, there is a tree without any frivolous minimalism. starship shuttle, something like that your little, secluded space is just a futuristic study for the head of the family. i personally get the impression of the light of the air and a large space such an oasis a little solitude the housing problem today at 12:00 on ntv show avatar today at 22:20 on ntv take an order, finally we will pay off. let 's count first. there will be no drama in business when all small business acquiring options are available. connect psb business pay to your smartphone. and the time for training quickly disappears. meet the new nice moscow situation this summer profitability of our bcs investment autofollowing strategies but i'm not going to play by their rules. did you close the game when you started it? just for example. we will not ship for a long time, just open the m.video appli

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as we got back to the tour bus to go back to her next stop, i was in line with the older gemma had a world warat ii veteran cap on. there's just not that many world war ii veterans aroundrs anymor. i made a point to strike up a conversation. i had a fastening conversation with a man named bill. bill told me on d-day his job as a 17 room was to work the nightw shift the baltimore newspaper for the function of the night shift or to sit there and wait until a teletype machine provide the stories that are on the wire. his job was to determine whether story wasuf sufficient enough to wake up the editors. so he learned about d-day in that room on the machine and surely that was newsworthy so we woke up the editors. he told me he thanks he's on the first people in the united states to learn about the invasion because he had that job on d-day. by the end of the day had gotten his mother's signature on his paperwork so we can enlist in the navy as a 17-year-old. training takes a long time by the time he strained up to go to the european theater, that war was over. we have achieved victory eur

now we'll have another updates a little bit later. gemma will see you later. thanks for that. that's it for the news i fully will be here in just 2nd with harper news. see you later. bye. ah ah. the wait for the will as the main event gets closer, i'll just hear. i hear every step of the way. i'm going to go with one month to go . we focus on asia. teams can expect some strong support. hearing someone got caught up with the pressure of hosting with australia, make the most of squeezing you through the player, or will it be south korea, japan? saudi arabia or iran progress for this. the world cup count out on it. jesse, you know, around 10 women are being murdered in mexico every day. almost always by men, an epidemic of gender based violence that threatens to spiral out of control. now specialists police squads run by women a trying to reverse the trend and bring the perpetrators to justice. but can they overcome years of motto, culture, and in different, behind the scenes with the fem aside detected on a jesse, you know, it's a simple act, applying a flag. but in the occupied

of art that can take a toll on the artist st. basra, the ultra 0 thought now shine for sport with gemma. ah, as castle gets ready to welcome teams from around the world, the final touches the being added to its accommodation. how a correspondent did you want to cause your raska? how's mo, i'm and i was corny sure it is a 7 kilometer long promenades along the waterfront. hey, in catalyst cap. so as you can see, lots of modern buildings of surrounding this area, but it wasn't always like that because 16 years ago when i 1st arrived, hardly any of them have been built. and in fact, if you go back to photos from the light, 1970, the only building that was in this whole area was that building over there, the sheraton hotel. it was the 1st international hotel ever built in cats. are since then hundreds more have been built, the sheraton will be hosting some v vi piece during the world cup tournament. the fudge to walk up finally was able so made that room reservations in and around this city. i went behind the scenes to see where the stars will be sleeping. some resemble an arabian palace, ot

manager gemma grainger has urged her side to seize the chance to make history.eat to manchester city. united boss erik ten hag, says he didn�*t bring on the five—time ballon d�*or winner "out of respect". and the british number one emma raducanu has pulled out of the transylvania open in romania with a wrist injury.the 19—year—old reached the quarter—finals of the tournament last year. she�*s struggled with injuries during her first full year on the wta tour — most recently, retiring injured from her korea open semi—final. that�*s all the sport for now. they�*ll be another sport update in an hour. for the first time in its history, the royal college of nursing is balloting its members across the uk for strike action. the union says if the strikes went ahead, they would not affect emergency care. the rcn wants a payrise for its members of 5% on top of the 12% rpi rate of inflation. so far there�*s been no offer coming close to that. in england and wales, nhs staff including nurses are being offered an average increase of 4.75% — it�*s higher in scotland, with no

oh, i cannot get all the sport his gemma thank you. has him with just i've a 5 weeks to go until the cas are wild cup. the defending champions, france of suffer to play with in go to conte set to miss the tournament. the midfield injured, his hamstring playing for chelsea. back in august, he was back in training. but as aggravated the problem during his session and is now unlikely to recover in time france keisha did he a day shall, has already said he would not pick injured players in the hope that'll be fit in the major league baseball playoffs, the new york yankees lost game 2 of their division series with cleveland, but they did produce the highlight of the day, courtesy of pitcher nestor, cortez. what a facing the base is loaded, cortez stopped a scoring play and just about got the out. the all star following the golden rule, always keep your eye on the ball. the series is tied at one watch. the philadelphia phillies played their 1st play of game at home for more than 11 years. and they made the most of the occasion against the at

criticize the behavior of soccer found during an aboriginal pair. money that's always coming up with gemma important. ah, but 1st voters in bosnia herzegovina are casting their ballots. the pole is widely seen as the most important since the end of the bosnian war in 1995. nearly 3400000 people are eligible to choose, excuse the members of the collective presidency. the country's governing system is one of the most complicated in the world. to break it down for us, we'll bring in a big, he's joining us from, sorry, so house, turn out, been a said, what have you been seeing? everyone will hold open at 7 o'clock. this morning they will close at 7 o'clock this evening. we understand the polls. the politicians open across the country. people have a have about 5 and 18 positions are open and over 7 and a half 1000 candidate symposium stations are busy or not so, but vote to turn out has been low in recent years is around 50 percent compared to write a sent in the 1st post for the election, but as you said, this is a complicated political system and it seems like a bit of a cliche for agenda to

gemma mitchell has been...h is becoming a social media star. politicians in northern ireland have until midnight tonight to restore the power sharing executive — or face new elections. members of the northern ireland assembly will hold a special sitting aimed at appointing a new speaker — the first step in forming a new devolved government — but the bid is expected to fail due to opposition from the democratic unionist party. our ireland correspondent chris page is at stormont for us and joins us live. to go through what is going to be happening the? this to go through what is going to be happening the?— happening the? this is a special recall of the _ happening the? this is a special recall of the northern _ happening the? this is a special recall of the northern ireland i recall of the northern ireland assembly, there hasn't been a substantive sitting of the assembly since it broke up for an election in march. the democratic unionist party is blocking the operation both at the assembly and up at the devolved

manager gemma grainger has urged her side not to underestimate their opponents.ay—offs. any team given a lifetime they want to come here and play hard, they want to disrupt and try and take it with both hands. it would be a huge mistake for us thinking about the home draw and playing the lowest ranked team and underestimate them. meanwhile scotland play austria at hampden park. they're hoping for a play—off final place against the republic of ireland. coach pedro martinez losa is encouraging his team to be brave and fearless — but admits that there is a lot that they can learn from their opponents tonight. they have competed consistently in major tournaments for the last two uris. forthem, it is major tournaments for the last two uris. for them, it is also unique for them to qualify for the world cup. where you can be consistent in this tournament is, everything is good inside and they do good work, they have good players and they prepare as well as us. it is a good example for us too much levels of consistency, high—performance and the things that we do well. th

for wales, they've faced two matches already which manager gemma grainger called the biggest in theirng. it's a complicated qualification process but a two—goal win in normal time should be enough for them to reach their first ever world cup. if we do win this game and we do qualify for the next stage, that's an incredible moment for us. you know, we've made history already, but i think it's almost really important to know that if we don't and we're not successful, this campaign isn't a failure, you know. for us, both on and off the pitch, we're really clear about why we do what we do, and off the pitch, how we've inspired the crowd, the attendances, and everything that's grown the game we've got to be really proud of that. but from an on—the—pitch perspective, we are right on track for a team who is going to qualify for a major tournament, so if it's not this time, it will be next time. and it's a similar story for scotland as they look to reach their second world cup. they are also potentially 90 minutes away from the world cup. the scots host republic of ireland at hampden with the

for wales, they�*ve faced two matches already which manager gemma grainger called the biggest in theirn in normal time should be enough for them to reach their first ever world cup. if we do win this game and we do qualify for the next stage, that�*s an incredible moment for us. you know, we�*ve made history already, but i think it�*s almost really important to know that if we don�*t and we�*re not successful, this campaign isn�*t a failure, you know. for us, both on and off the pitch, we�*re really clear about why we do what we do, and off the pitch, how we�*ve inspired the crowd, the attendances, and everything that�*s grown the game we�*ve got to be really proud of that. but from an on—the—pitch perspective, we are right on track for a team who is going to qualify for a major tournament, so if it�*s not this time, it will be next time. and it�*s a similar story for scotland as they look to reach their second world cup. they are also potentially 90 minutes away from the world cup. the scots host the republic of ireland at hampden with the winners in the frame to go straight to next y

. >> we've got gemma and leo. >> jelly beans. >> right over there, sweetheart. >> jelly beans and lifesaversprinted lifesavers out. >> you guys look great. you're fantastic. >> what is it with candy and your family? >> they're sweet. >> you are very sweet. >> thank you. >> i love the smiles as well. oh, the thumb's up. thumb's up. this set is absolutely beautiful. >> yes, it is. >> it was designed by leslie, and she has her two sons, henry and charlie, are going to be modeling for us right now. >> the most lovely, well-mannered children i have ever met. so we have charlie here as a hershey's chocolate bar. he is in brown solid pajamas, and we just used brown felt, some silver paint and then aluminum duct tape foil. so super easy. exactly. i used that same thing to make my hat. i just picked silver pieces. >> the twizzlers are genius. >> for the twizzlers on henry, again, that's just felt and the pool noodles we velcroed them to him. it just looks great. he's super comfortable. and, again, just look in your garage and look in your closet for pool noodles and things like that. >> thank you. >>

for wales, they've faced two matches already which manager gemma grainger called the biggest in their section at their match with ukrainian side shakhtar donetsk in poland in september. the scottish champions have been fined 15 thousand euros for what uefa called a "message not fit for a sporting event". that's all the sport for now. the head of the british intelligence agency, gchq, will say in a speech today that russian forces in ukraine are exhausted. sirjeremy fleming will suggest that moscow is running out of ammunition, and president putin is making errors ofjudgement. speaking to nick robinson on bbc radio 4's today programme, sirjeremy outlined gchq's understanding of the situation in ukraine. we believe that russia is running short of munitions. it is certainly running short of friends. we have seen, because of the declaration for mobilisation that it is also running short of troops. i think the answer to that is pretty clear. russia and its commanders are worrying about the state of their military machine. they are, to use your words, desperate?— they are, to use your words

for wales, they've faced two matches already which manager gemma grainger called the biggest in theirvery clear on and off the page about why we do what we do. we have got to be really proud of growing the game. for an on the pitch effort, we are right on track. if it's not this time, it will be next time. contrasting expectations for the three british clubs involved in the champions league tonight. manchester city will expect to seal qualification. celtic are fighting to stay in the hunt. while chelsea are in the middle of the tightest of all the groups. they're in italy to play ac milan having comfortably beat the italian champions last week. both teams are behind the leaders salzburg. so a slip up by either side could be costly with only two more matches to follow. meanwhile celtic have been fined by uefa for anti—monarchy banners displayed by theirfans at a champions league match last month. which came less than a week after the queen's death. banners were seen in the away section at their match with ukrainian side shakhtar donetsk in poland in september. the scottish champions ha