times were tough for gill at first.ered, and she was no longer able to keep working as a police officer. gill also felt frustrated by the lack of support available to her. people didn't really know what to do with me. people kept saying, "you're really unique," which is not what you want to hear because you want you want to feel safe and looked after and that people know what they're doing. so i was sort of left really for years to try and sort it out myself. it sounds quite lonely. yeah, it was really lonely, yeah, it was really lonely. and the problem is when you have a baby and things go a bit wrong with your body, for a lot of people, there's a lot of shame about that. me personally, i've never had any shame about what happened to me because at the end of the day, it's not my fault. but nobody talks about the fact that things go wrong. so when i did come out in public, i was flooded with contact from other mums saying, "wow, i'm so pleased that somebody is actually speaking out." and i guess this is why i do what i

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victoria gill, bbc news in glasgow.wn as the queen of latin, but strictly come dancing head judge shirley ballas has soared to new heights this week — taking on a terrifying wing walk. the ballroom legend is facing her fear of heights in a series of challenges to raise awareness around the importance of mental health, after losing her brother to suicide. tim muffet reports. my brother was my hero. he said you will push yourself to be all you can be, because i see one day you will be a great dancer, you will do something with your life. and i will never forget those words. he was always there for me, 21w. doesn't matter if i was getting bullied, he was the man who stood behind me. yeah, ijust miss him. shirley's brother david took his own life in 2003 aged 1m. this week, in his memory, shirley is tackling her fear of heights head—on. this is terrifying. why have you decided to take on these challenges? i wanted to do something unique and special that could grab the attention of the public to understand that we want to br

gill also felt frustrated by the lack of support available to her.kept saying, "you're really unique," which is not what you want to hear, because you want you want to feel safe and looked after and that people know what they're doing. but nobody talks about the fact that things go wrong. so when i did come out in public, i was flooded with contact from other mums saying, "wow, i'm so pleased that somebody is actually speaking out." and i guess this is why i do what i do. gill's efforts to raise awareness and understanding of people fitted with stomas has led to a friendship with the artist tracey emin. she had one fitted after surgery for bladder cancer. when i found out i had to have the ileostomy stoma, i said, "no, i don't want it, i'm not having it. anything, anything. " but they said, "well, there is one other option". iwent, "right, i'll take it. i don't care what it is, i'll take it. i'll have that." they said, "you won't like it". i said, "i don't care". he said, "it's death!" and i said, "you know what, i'll take the bag!" the fact that you

andy gill with that report.atley has been giving her reaction to the conviction of lucy letby. she's announced a public inquiry — and says the central question is why the hospital took so long to stop her. doctors repeatedly raised their concerns and that did not lead to the action being taken that you would have expected. this is one of the things that clearly the inquiry should look into. the chair of that inquiry will set the scope of it but that is definitely something where there are questions to be answered. well, let's go to the countess of chester hospital now. our health correspondent gill dummigan is there. gill, as the ministerjust said the trust has big questions to answer about the time it took for letby to be removed from the special care baby unit. yes. the first murder she was convicted of, baby a, was injune 2015. the last 7 a year later, shortly before she was removed from the unit. now, this was a small unit, senior clinicians were asking questions fairly early on about the sharp increase in t

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that set of remains was later linked to another set found in 2011 near gill gold beach.o indication as to where the defendant is linked to this campaign, but with this new information as it comes as prosecutors are seeking more dna evidence from rocks, specifically requesting a dna cheeks swab, expecting to learn more about a potential victim in this case, and is just a matter of moments gillian book and a half that update for viewers right now. >> thank you so much standby. let us not go live to the press conference underway in new york. >> remains of legs and feet were found on fire island about a mile west of davis park beach. and then 15 years later, on april 11th 2011, additional remains consisting of a skull were discovered at till bay beach nassau county. those remains it -- that skull was found following the discovery of the remains of jessica taylor and the skull was found on the same day as the remains of what is commonly become to refer to his peaches was frowned on jones beach. thereafter in july of 2011 and the lab linked the two sets of amines via dna analy

victoria gill, bbc news. michael parkinson who has died at the age of 88. if you go to the bbc website you can see them all they are. we have collated them from around the world. eltonjohn said he was an icon who brought out the very best. sir david attenborough said he always wanted the interviewee to shame. there is a collection of posts from his best interviews, as well as the most clicked on things people are looking and the bbc news website. thank you. although it is staying warm over the next few days, it will turn humid and we will see thundery downpours coming in off the atlantic. warm and humid over the next few days. an increasing threat of downpours thanks to this area of low pressure. that is bringing us a fresh and south—easterly wind. the humidity will increase over the next few days. through this afternoon, variable cloud. some sunshine and the risk of one or two showers in northern england and scotland. temperatures reaching 2a to 25 celsius. sunny spells. as we head into this evening, the fir

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very at home out in the country. >> reporter: innovation of seed money that beth says her husband gill would drink to. >> very gratifying to have been a tiny part of developing such a successful cancer drug and it warms my heart. i know that gil is also happy in heaven. he'd say, way to go, sugar. >> on saturday a symposia on the work being done on new treatments is being streamed online. i've put that link on our website nbcbayarea.com. later that night on saturday the v foundation will host the award. >> they have funded so many grants and it's so important to get the grants to have them figure out what's the next big break through. >> saturday will be comfortable up in the napa valley with temperatures in the 80s, low 90s. sun may be a little too toasty. i have all of the details in the microclimate forecast. walnut creek. a little bit of cloud cover off towards the distance. overall, we just slid in with some perfect weather today. 75 right now. down to 67 here at 8:00. we'll continue with those 60s right through 11 p.m. cooler through the south bay in san jose. already dropping to

times were tough for gill at first.and she was no longer able to keep working as a police officer. gill also felt frustrated by the lack of support available to her. people didn't really know what to do with me. people kept saying, "you're really unique," which is not what you want to hear because you want you want to feel safe and looked after and that people know what they're doing. so i was sort of left really for years to try and sort it out myself. it sounds quite lonely. yeah, it was really lonely, yeah, it was really lonely. and the problem is when you have a baby and things go a bit wrong with your body, for a lot of people, there's a lot of shame about that. me personally, i've never had any shame about what happened to me because at the end of the day, it's not my fault. but nobody talks about the fact that things go wrong. so when i did come out in public, i was flooded with contact from other mums saying, "wow, i'm so pleased that somebody is actually speaking out." and i guess this is why i do what i do. gi

victoria gill, bbc news, in southern spain. — months after a damning (00v)the pope child abuse in portugal — months after a damning report on sexual abuse by priests there. the pope is on a five—day visit to the country... in which he hopes to energize young catholics during world youth day, the world's largest catholic festival. the report found thousands of cases of abuse dating back to the 1950s, and alleged that the catholic church had "systematically" covered these up. pope francis acknowledged — this meant many people now view the church with, quote, "disappointment and anger" — and said victims should be heard. translation: due to our bad | testimony and the scandals that have disfigured the church's face, these scandals call for a humble and constant purification, starting from the cry of pain of the victims who must always be welcomed and listened to. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. visit our website to keep up with the latest org download app. i am monica miller, thank you for watching. hello there. wednesday

victoria gill, bbc news, in southern spain. stay with us here on bbc news.. thank you for watching bbc news. hello there. wednesday's weather did not look or feel particularly summer—like across large swathes of the uk, thanks to an area of low pressure, this swirl of cloud on the satellite picture. this was named storm patricia by the french weather service because of impacts it had in france, but particularly on the southern flank of that storm system, on the southern flank we've had some very strong winds. there have been some really heavy downpours, but that area of low pressure is now rolling away eastwards. in its wake, though, we're going to be left with a brisk northerly wind, which will make it feel decidedly cool over the next couple of days. that cool breeze a big feature of thursday's weather, a mix of sunny spells and showers. some quite large areas of cloud, particularly across northern parts of scotland, where we will see some bits and pieces of rain. but for southern scotland, northern ireland, england and wales, it's a mixed bag — some spell

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victoria gill, bbc news, southern spain. let's stay on the subject.planet earth. the mammal called peru—set—us colossus —— could have weighed two—hundred tonnes, more than even the very largest blue whales of today. eighteen of its bones were found in a desert region in southern peru. now, here's something to tempt your tastebuds. these are 100 cooks in mexico city trying to break the world record for the longest—ever torta sandwich. the supersize sub is 75 metres long and filled with different kinds of meat, cheese and vegetables. it was prepared at the city's annual torta fair and once the record is confirmed vistors will be able to tuck into a slice of the sandwich. i'm sure they can't wait. that's got going, hasn't it? next, we will talk about the cost of borrowing the uk. the bank of england meets today. what will it decide. we will get top organisations next. i'll see you in a moment. hello there. wednesday's weather did not look or feel particularly summer—like across large swathes of the uk, thanks to an area of low pressure, this swirl of clo

victoria gill, bbc news, in southern spain.tandout player of the tournament so far. she's scored three goals in three games, and is the younger sister of chelsea's reece james. as england prepare to face nigeria in the last 16 next week, our sports correspondent natalie pirks has been speaking to the james siblings' first coach, their father. carter's ball in, laurenjames! what a goal! stepping out of the shadow of her older brother and firmly into a spotlight of her own. that is world class. assist after assist, goal after goal, england's secret weapon is no longer so secret. we were sitting down, just watching it, the first goal, as it goes in. we sort of, like, just turned and looked at each other and then just gave each other a cuddle. and it's something that you just sit and think, wow! for her football coach dad nigel, it was an extra—special moment. two of his former students who now play for england happen to be his children. reece james is a defender for chelsea and has usually stolen the headlines, but that younger si

victoria gill has more. being prepared for a new home. devon are being checked, ready for release in this cumbrian valley. it's part of a two—year mission to bring the endangered mammals back to the lake district. oh, it's really exciting. when you work in conservation, you want to see things that should be in the landscape. and sometimes things come naturally, and sometimes you have to give them a bit of a helping hand. so all of the work that the team's been doing on site for the last few years to make sure that this site is suitable for water voles, for it to eventually end up with the release of water voles is just a fabulous thing to see. water voles used to be widespread in the rivers, streams and lakes of cumbria, but there are nowjust a few isolated populations left here. all of these animals have been bred in captivity and most of them will be introduced to their new habitats in these special soft release pens. just very carefully carrying the water voles down onto the site. it's been prepared for about two years, this area, but

victoria gill, bbc news, haweswater. thanks for watching. hello there.n in places and also strong winds. so quite a mixture of weather to come for friday. windy in places. it will feel quite warm and humid, and we'll have thundery showers spreading northwards. now, we've got two weather fronts associated with the low pressure system. this is the main weather front. ahead of it, we'll see a line of showers and storms spreading northwards. that's during friday. but through tonight, it should stay largely dry across much of the country, clear spells, more cloud through central and eastern areas. but we'll start to see those showers pushing to northern ireland, wales and south—west england, and some of them may turn out to be heavy and thundery in places. quite a warm and muggy night to come, particularly towards the south. then for friday, that line of showers, thunderstorms spreads northwards across northern ireland, wales, central, southern england, but starts to fizzle out as it moves northwards. it'll become very windy around irish sea coasts, especiall

victoria gill, bbc news, in southern spain.wife of 18 years, sophie, will be separating. they have three children together. mist trudeau said they will remain a close family with deep love and respect for each other and he has also asked for this privacy. that is all we have for you on news that day. if you want to keep up with the headlines, visit our website or download the bbc app. i am monica miller. thank you for watching. hello there. wednesday's weather did not look or feel particularly summer—like across large swathes of the uk, thanks to an area of low pressure, this swirl of cloud on the satellite picture. this was named storm patricia by the french weather service because of impacts it had in france, but particularly on the southern flank of that storm system, we've had some very strong winds. there have been some really heavy downpours, but that area of low pressure is now rolling away eastwards. in its wake, though, we're going to be left with a brisk northerly wind, which will make it feel decidedly cool over the

gill dummigan, bbc north west today.questions are once again being asked about what could be learned from this case and what should change to give patients safety in the future. earlier, i asked conservative mp steve brine, chair of the social care select committee. i asked him what they would be trying to do to make sure any changes are made. the public and to be reassured and confident in the system, and therefore the inquiry is absolutely critical in doing that. it could be sometime before it gets under way. potentially they are investigating other deaths and therefore it may be liable before gets under way, i think a good point was made the other day —— it may be a while. we need to look at the terms of reference now, maybe the families could be involved in that process, and then we move forward from that. that is the mp who is the chair of the house of commons health and social care committee, a cross party committee of mps, talking about what they would be doing in the aftermath of this case, to try and make sure a

victoria gill, bbc news, southern spain.rmer bbc radio i dj, tim westwood. the metropolitan police confirmed the offences are alleged to have happened between 1982 and 2016. just two weeks ago, the 65—year—old had been questioned for a third time under police caution. this comes after bbc news and guardian investigations uncovered multiple allegations from 18 women of serious sexual misconduct and abuse by tim westwood. he denied those allegations. justin trudeau, the prime minister of canada, has announced that he and his wife of 18 years, sophie, will be separating. in an instagram post, he said they will "remain a close family with deep love and respect for each other and for everything we have built and will continue to build." the couple married in 2005 and have three children together. windsor castle's round tower re—opens on thursday for the first time since before lockdown. visitors will get a chance to climb the 200 steps to get to the roof. daniela relph has been to take in the view. within the grounds of windsor c

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victoria gill, bbc news, haweswater.e got one from sir michael caine his said michael parkinson was irreplaceable. he was charming and always wanted to have a good life. sir michael caine was part of sir michael parkinson's final chat show episode in 2007. do stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. although it's staying warm over the next few days, it will start to turn increasingly humid and we will start to see some thundery downpours pushing in off the atlantic. warm and humid for the next few days, a little sunshine here and there, but an increasing threat of thundery downpours, thanks to this area of low pressure. high pressure is anchored to the east of the uk. that is bringing a fresh south—easterly wind, tapping into the warm air off the continent, but the humidity will increase over the next few days. through the rest of this afternoon there will be variable cloud. some sunshine and the risk ofjust one or two showers for northern england and into scotland. most places should be dry. temperatures reaching hig

victoria gill, bbc news, haweswater. out australia in the semifinal. they'll play spain on sunday in their first ever world cup final. yesterday's historic match was the most watched of the tournament so far, with a peak tv audience of more than 7 million. our sport correspondentjane dougall reports from sydney. england's success has swelled. they'd had a wobbly start to their tournament, but like a patient surfer, they knew when to peak. the lionesses�* 3—1 victory over the hosts wiped out australia's dreams of a world cup final. australia's loss was of course england's gain, and fans across the uk went wild as the lionesses booked their spot in the world cup final. the aussie news stations reluctantly acknowledged england's victory. for them, it was about the journey of their women's team. each of every one of you, the matildas, should hold your head high. thank you, thank you, thank you for everything you have done. 75,000 fans were in the stadium, but the lionesses silenced the aussie roar. you can see they were at a

victoria gill, bbc news.otect river habitats in cumbria. thank you forjoining us. it is great to see those pictures of the water voles. what is the biggest challenges when returning an endangered species to a particular habitat? it endangered species to a particular habitat? , ., ., ., ~ , habitat? it is all about making sure we have the _ habitat? it is all about making sure we have the right _ habitat? it is all about making sure we have the right habitat _ habitat? it is all about making sure we have the right habitat for- habitat? it is all about making sure we have the right habitat for them | we have the right habitat for them to return into. the end of the day, we want them to survive and thrive. with water falls, we we want them to survive and thrive. with waterfalls, we had we want them to survive and thrive. with water falls, we had to make sure we had a really good where land and natural river systems that they could burrow into the river banks far. another point is about mink control. they are un—

victoria gill, bbc news, southern spain.cas and their behaviour. the marine biologist, dr renaud stephanis joins us from spain. sometimes these are being dubbed attacks. what do you think is going on here with these orca? it attacks. what do you think is going on here with these orca?_ on here with these orca? it started in 2017 more _ on here with these orca? it started in 2017 more or— on here with these orca? it started in 2017 more or less _ on here with these orca? it started in 2017 more or less than - on here with these orca? it started in 2017 more or less than they - in 2017 more or less than they started to play a bit with other boats that were around, slowly but slowly, the other killer whales started to play and in 2020, started to go stronger and stronger and started to break the rudder. the rudder is enrichment in the area and have something that moves and they can play with that, and that is at. the problem is that it has been costing a lot of money to the sailing boats. 50 costing a lot of money to the sailin

victoria gill, bbc news in glasgow. fascinating report.er market, and harry came's move looks a now —— harry kane. it's a mouthwatering prospect for football fans, but in the new season be as exciting as the last? i asked this to the presenter of the youtube channel football daily.— channel football daily. arsenal tops the lea . ue channel football daily. arsenal tops the league for _ channel football daily. arsenal tops the league for 284 _ channel football daily. arsenal tops the league for 284 days, _ channel football daily. arsenal tops the league for 284 days, but - channel football daily. arsenal tops the league for 284 days, but van i the league for 284 days, but van city match defeat what liverpool achieved in the late 70s. —— man city. the site has ever won six league titles in seven years, which is what man city will be doing. a lot of movement in the transfer market, no bigger than harry kane. he looks inevitable, the move, did you think that was inevitable given in a sense how spurs have gone into rewind? , , , rewind? yes, the

victoria gill, bbc news in glasgow. important event for thousands of people. hundreds of fans were up early to see the first mass ascent from ashton court more than 50 balloons are floating over bristol heading north—east over the city centre towards filton and winterbourne. the fiesta is entering its second day after thursday evenings flight was called off due to wind conditions. our reporter, john maguire reports. if ever anyone was born to fly, it was pete gregory. a third—generation hot air balloonist and also an airline pilot, he lived his life in the skies. since the age of three, pete and his brother dan often flew with their father, andrew. ballooning is a field and he was passionate about aviation as a job and ballooning as his hobby and his passion. i guess you could say we were born into hot air ballooning. pete gained his licence at the age of 17, i gained mine at 19, and we've flown in many countries around the world and been very lucky to do so. the brothers took up competitive flying. here they are winnin

victoria gill, bbc news, in southern spain.lum seekers on a giant barge off the dorset coast after the fire brigades union described it as a "potential death trap". the union wants a meeting with the home secretary over concerns about overcrowding and access to fire exits on the bibby stockholm. the arrival of the first occupants of the barge has been delayed until next week. 0ur correspondent danjohnson reports from portland. the flagship of government migration policy is still an empty vessel, and today, the prime minister had to explain why nobody�*s aboard. will bibby stockholm be in operation next week? yeah, the bibby stockholm will be in operation as soon as it's passed all the checks and regulations. this week? as soon as possible. it reached portland two weeks ago after a refit to double its capacity. when i was shown around, we were told it would be operational by the end ofjuly, but there were fire safety concerns. the home office said yesterday they've been addressed, but listen to this. we believe the bibby stockho

victoria gill, bbc news.ney. it will be the lionesses�* first ever world cup final. let's have a look at how some of the papers here in the uk, and in australia have been covering the news in today's front pages. starting off in australia where they are understandably disappointed, the sydney morning herald have described the matlidas as �*queens of hearts�* and the west australian has used a photo of sam kerr, saying �*it hurts, but we're so proud'. here in the uk, the i newspaper calls england's lionesses �*wonder women' and the sun has gone for the �*lionyeses�* — saying �*now bring on the spaniards�*. the business news in a moment. stay with us here we�*ve seen a change in the weather over the last couple of days, a change to something drier, brighter and warmer. and we�*re going to stick with warm and indeed quite humid conditions over the next couple of days. but on friday, it will turn windy, and some heavy thundery rain will arrive. thursday, though, is going to be quite a quiet day of weather. there�

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well let's take the words, as they say for the gills for the trunk, and then where is the elephant? do we repeat the number again? i don’t understand, there was such a panic, the light was turned off, and i was looking for it, someone started shooting. no, i also shot, but i shot. up compatible with life, we can't help you call until i do. well, the elephant. kill just so he doesn't miss. i came to the club. it's nothing, everything will be all right. this is an electronic service for safe and comfortable attendance of football matches. the card number is needed to purchase tickets and subscriptions to games. of the russian premier league and the final of the russian football cup, you can apply for registration at public services or in the public service application. the fan card service is valid at the stadiums of all rpl clubs in 13 cities . get a fan card and support football at the stadium. man is so plastic, how do you move? it's really cool for a good dancer, no tail gets in the way of those legs with a fur mask. lord, his father is in the hall. what are you doing, lord came o

as a sleep concierge, malminder gill provides high end hotel guests with snooze—inducing tips and productsause you're visiting a friend or it's the weekend or, you know, it's a bit of fun, but ultimately it's a bed. and this one at sea containers hotel in london is proving very popular. so this is a water bed and i've never owned a water bed, i just want to point that out. but this one, it's a special one, isn't it? because it's not onlyjust the water, which i can feel, it's the temperature of the water. it's the temperature of the water. and the water is inside a mattress encasement, which goes around the mattress to create that temperature difference. so if your partner, for example, wanted it to be nice and cool and you wanted it to be nice and hot, that's possible. absolutely. and then the following morning, the report would come through telling you about your sleep, your different patterns of sleep, the different wavelengths where you've had your deep sleep. and there's more. we have a theragun, it's a massage tool. i might need to do a risk assessment at this point. it's ok! if you s

it started with beth nichol's late husband, gill. he died beth partnered with the group for cancer research, and the group developed a drug known as keytruda. >> it's very gratifying to have been a tiny part of developing such a successful cancer drug. it warms my heart. i know that gill is also happy in heaven, and he would say to go, sugar. >> since 1999 the wine celebration raised over $137 million for cancer research. on saturday the symposium on work being done will be streamed online. >> all they need is nice weather, but people will show up either way, right? >>> it will be warm in the middle of the day, but we start out cool and see warm weather for the afternoon. starting on friday we will see those temperatures going up a little bit and into the low 80s for the afternoon, and then the hottest day will be sunday reaching 95 degrees. once again, it does heat up and cool down fairly quickly there. you may be able to start out your weekend today at the santa clara county fair. this will be the coolest day we will see in the sou

the dove of the same name is so unusual that it's a gill alley.ribution , a sledgehammer was avenged, a acquittal blow. at the very heart of surinto, the asedea shows through forgery on his koshul, the sheron badge of the public of summer coals of fraternization for a harvest, no one understands. what a place of blood sonorous crane juice, indoors and aesthetes, winged straightforwardly naturalistic. promethe we have a zhostrovka dove broke the stink, ughamlite azhno, five deaths. to whom no one was aura the performances of the theater were elected by a full house at the prosecutor's office in the ukraine, crowded under a thousand people oleg dove. it was not enough. and he expressed that the corpse would straighten out on tour, the republic's pouser in the androme. the artists put their carriages up to the carriage of the furni for passers-by. one to the corner of their transport was not a chance for someone to give them a lift jas and walked, infantry artist at once with costumes and props by the same actor. after the performance, it was necessa

year-old striker previously played for zahra naft al wasat naft south karbala and askan iraq, as well as gilles vicente of portugal. in the national game, four goals for iraq from the iraqi masoomin in abadan, ali youssef , made the team from iraq, who has a history of wearing the national team shirt of his country, be added to the number of students of visi last season. oil industry in the 23rd league of fahad taleb and abbas ghasemi, two more nafti players are in the upcoming season and at the beginning of the second decade of september, the national team camp will begin after the change of the 23rd league schedule and according to the start of the games on august 18th , but immediately after the end of the fourth week of the 10th and 11th shahrivar will begin, mr. masoud saeedi's wife explained a little, and the media manager of the sepahan football team had some suggestions regarding the change in the practice that has been given for this season of the premier league and are required to be implemented . i am at your service with the courtesy of football. sepahan had a request the reason for

victoria gill, bbc news, haweswater.s quiet, but we have to watch out for storms bringing flash flooding, frequent lightning, but sunny spells too. here is the area of low pressure, these patterns in the cloud are an indication of an unstable atmosphere, it will producing these big thunderclouds. this is what we have got now, a fair amount in some spots across the country, so not bright or sunny everywhere. by the early hours of the morning, we will see heavy showers drifting into the south—west, wales, perhaps reaching northern ireland. the further north you are, the drier it will be. here are the storms, this is roughly the risk area, where you see these lightning bolts, so from the midlands into the south—east, additionally very strong winds for a time in the north—east of wales, gust of winds up to 60 mph in the north—west of wales. the storms will fizzle away as they move northwards. not high, but humoured tomorrow, and if the sun does pop out for any length of time, the temperatures could rise. the forecast tomorro

plans to keep the cost of uniforms down was welcome news to gill long.her school's uniform policy, which resulted in some changes, the bill for her is still too high. the pe kit is £93 if you buy shorts, tracksuit bottoms, and the long— and short—sleeve top. we're in the middle of a huge cost of living crisis. you've got people struggling to pay the bills. and if you're struggling to pay the bills, i'm sorry, but a branded pe kit is not going to be a priority. i've got the tie, i've got the pe top. new starters at this academy in doncaster are getting one free uniform to help with the cost, but the school logo is here to stay. branded items can be important in some cases. just by saying "it's these trousers or this blazer," it stops it being anything else, and it actually means it's cheaper. that sometimes scenes it shouldn't be the _ that sometimes scenes it shouldn't be the case — that sometimes scenes it shouldn't be the case but it actually is. so these are branded items, anything with the characteristic that is unique to a school. so the blazer with

meyer pit said you don't want to be a mouth, you'll be a gill that mustache accepted the threat of usoryoznged his mind, played a glimmer, the film became a cult and took eight oscars , the carcass entered the carriage days with another grid. who could know that not in the fun of simbu joe is not such a metro goldwin mire company. the jackal stretched the crisis in usin to blame or yakirovka swara tsemon, so ate and already in 1950 on foot louis mayer retired spent it with applause and connections actor trukhan bay said to find out the measures - this is the end of hollywood from the movie tables the boss settled on his earlier. i got old elite cony on dear, he didn’t fly like that, you study california sonic, heba could yun know that distant minsk and the hypothus of the cold wounds of the war and blow films of ion studda you see, you didn’t know this and the minchuks themselves for the place of acquaintances. the drying lion was reaped all over the credits, this is a film narrowed down by the quality of the trophy after the defeat of the nazi troops, and the final credits were neither sc

initially, the island belonged to the state under the gills . transaction was registered in the rosreestr on july 26, 2022 . in confirmation. this is an extract from the copyright holders efanov alexander alekseevich and in the column type of registered property right, he bought a land plot. at a lower cost, controlled by members of his family, and this company was affiliated to him, and this is the same company in court, led by the efanum previously turned the inhabitants. it is in an elite village for their own that such castling for the ifanov family can be a well-established business. here is the son of the former, he heads the department of digitalization of the administration of the samara region, and he allegedly transferred his assets to his mother-in-law vera kazacheva, in addition to such a cultural, perhaps social value, this island has environmental value, and there is uh, enough and typical several times in winter with air picture looked like two large wooden houses right on the banks of the volga near the marina, tennis courts, foo

these are the current temperature reading. 105 in antioch. 100 in gill roy. you see other locations in the upper 9 oh's. some of those likely to exceed 100 before we reach of reach our peak of heating today. the good news is that we have some relief coming our yea. not much tonight as you look at the forecast animation. it won't offer much cooling influence. overnight lows will be rather uncomfortably warm. as we look ahead tomorrow, temperatures ease up just a little bit. but the big cooldown comes on tuesday. and that's going to start a trend that will carry us through most of the week. i'll give you a look at that and the accuweather seven-day forecast, j.r. j.r.: spencer, thank you so much. we've seal some wild morning after scenes as a result of dangerous side shows across the bay area. but this one's unusual. a car fished out of the water at the antioch marina this. was the scene early this morning. it's the result of a side show and smith landing parking lot late saturday night. the car was submerged and had to be towed out of the wear. you see all the

mayer said to the pit that if you don't want to be a mouth, you will be a gill.eat of the usuoz and changed his mind, played a brilliance, the film became a cult and took eight oscars, the chips came out on the mountain. until the days of another neighbor. who could know? what is not fun for simbody is no longer up to the movie company of the meter. goldwinmyer. jackal lingering crisis in usin guilty or yakirovka, ate and no longer 1950, on foot louis mayer retired, spent his fruits with cops and connections actor trukhan bay, the tip said you will know and measures - this is the end of hollywood retired movie boss settled on his own before. the father of elite horses, he didn’t fly to his dear nicole, having grown up on californian sonic, hiba , mohen know that far off the bowl of the crew, healing the wounds of the war and blowing films from the yaon studio, you didn’t taste greta and the bears themselves for the place of acquaintances. lion carcasses under the original titles of this film, narrowed down by the trophy after the defeat of the nazi troops, and th

victoria gill, bbc news, haweswater. historic match was the most watched of the tournament so far, with a peak tv audience of more than seven million. our sports correspondentjane dougall reports from sydney. england's success has swelled. they had a wobbly start to their tournament, but like a patient surfer, they knew when to peak. england's 3—1 victory over the hosts wiped out australia's dreams of a world cup final. australia's loss was england's gain and fans across the uk went wild as the lionesses booked their spot in the world cup final. the aussie news stations reluctantly acknowledged england's victory. for them it was about the journey of their women's team. every one of you matildas should hold your head high, thank you, thank you, thank you for everything you have done. 75,000 fans were in the stadium, but the lionesses silenced the aussie raw. , . ., ., , the lionesses silenced the aussie raw. , . ., , the lionesses silenced the aussie raw. , . ., ., , , ., raw. they are an absolute beacon of liuht raw. the