you talk about grey areas- how — that out later today. you talk about grey areas. later today. you talk about grey areas. how easy will _ that out later today. you talk about grey areas. how easy will it - that out later today. you talk about grey areas. how easy will it be - that out later today. you talk about grey areas. how easy will it be to i grey areas. how easy will it be to implement this? you have got this 50 page document. we implement this? you have got this 50 page document-— page document. we are struggling to understand it- _ page document. we are struggling to understand it. we _ page document. we are struggling to understand it. we have _ page document. we are struggling to understand it. we have only - page document. we are struggling to understand it. we have only had - page document. we are struggling to understand it. we have only had it i understand it. we have only had it for a few minutes, and thinking to ourselves, all the potential things could be tweeted that could appear on social media that could be said in public, could it cross a line

lot of grey area still in here. here. yes. i think the grey areas are a real _ still in here. yes. i think the grey areas are a real problem - still in here. yes. i think the grey areas are a real problem in i areas are a real problem in broadcast guidelines. the audience associates the bbc for very good reasons with a very proud reasons with genuine impartiality. i think the bbc has a really proud record of impartiality and can stand by that record at home and abroad. the problem is that these are in many cases very high profile presenters working for the bbc as free lance contractors. and presenting flagship programmes which have very substantial audiences. for that reason the people who present them have considerable political influence even though they may not be political sophisticates. this is after all why people are asked often to endorse political parties and party political broadcast and political broadcasting and the united states. i think therefore the rules need to be simpler, clearer and frankly they n

just cuickl , of grey, so we are up for it. just quickly. he _ of grey, so we are up for it.the biggest competitor in the group stages for wales? == competitor in the group stages for wales? ., , , , wales? -- who is the biggest competitor- _ wales? -- who is the biggest competitor. if— wales? -- who is the biggest competitor. if we _ wales? -- who is the biggest competitor. if we get - wales? -- who is the biggest competitor. if we get over . wales? -- who is the biggest| competitor. if we get over the wales? -- who is the biggest - competitor. if we get over the first match, i think we will win the group. match, i think we will win the urou -. r match, i think we will win the u-rou. �* y ., match, i think we will win the ”rou,�* match, i think we will win the u-rou.~ ., , group. are you planning on staying for the duration? _ group. are you planning on staying for the duration? yes, _ group. are you planning on staying for the duration? yes, we - group. are you planning on staying for the duration? yes, we are - group. are you planning on staying for the duration? yes, we a

there are a lot of grey areas, in my view.hese guidelines tells you quite a lot about what gary thinks about them. i think that he must believe that they empower him to say pretty much what he has already said. in other words, when he said six months ago in criticising government policy, that the language used by the government was reminiscent of that in germany in the 19305, i don't see anything in the new guidelines which would stop him saying that. so they would have passed that tweet, richard, in yourview, now? i think that would now be acceptable to the bbc. because the only rules applying to a high profile presenter like gary from today are don't endorse or attack a political party. he wasn't attacking a party, he was attacking a policy of the government. i think he would argue that he is perfectly entitled to criticise suella braverman�*s immigration policy. don't criticise the character of individual politicians. he said in one of his tweets that he was better on the playing field than she was at the dispatch box. but

every sewage treatment plants could potentially die, but grey wants us to agriculture. in gemini alone, the potential is huge. the countries, 10000 sewage treatment plans, treat about 10000000 cubic meters of wasteful to pay a year as its research that could address a worldwide problem. that's it for this week. hope you enjoy the show. see you again next time on tomorrow. today. bye bye for now the, [000:00:00;00] the shift your guide to life and it it to, to explore the latest online trend. navigate your way through the digital jungle global perspective. we'll see you guys and show you what's possible. you decide what really message to you. soon i in 15 minutes on d w. we love the unit. does anything unusual? no mountain is too high. the road is too long and such a fixture ordinary meal. this is specialist of lifestyle, 009. in 30 minutes. on d w the, can you hear me? we are all set. we are watching to see all the to bring you the story behind the new we own about on volume information for free might do to him in these places in europe. stepped into a bold adventure th

how grey is it? thinking about this for a _ grey area. how grey is it? excess? i mean, there is a lesson. i thought, that is probably not - excess? i mean, there is a lesson. i thought, that is probably not true. i thought, that is probably not true. or does it matter if it is true? i thought that these anecdotes, and there are lots of them in the book, they tell us something about how people thought about emperors, even if they are not true. and that one is really great because you think to start with, look, that is just an anecdote about a capricious teenage emperor who kind ofjust messes up. but in a way it is telling you something more about power. it is saying when the emperor is generous, he could kill you. so it is about that sort of uncertainty about imperial power, the danger of imperial power, the danger of imperial power. the fact you might go to dinner with the emperor. what a great invitation, based invitation in time, but you might not survive it. ~ in time, but you might not survive it. . ., ., in time, but you might not survive it. . ., _

i think she deserves a recurring role on "grey's anatomy.en -- [ laughter ] maybe even her own show. [ applause ] so after making headlines for using the heimlich maneuver -- you guys, what's essence going to do next the key to the city? extra recess every day for the week no >> i would need more kids to learn this >> seth: what a good kid if i had saved a life in fourth grade, i would have walked down the halls yelling, "i am a god kneel and worship the saver of lives. [ laughter ] i was a lot, you guys. so the next time you're eating lunch with someone and they suddenly stop talking, don't think, "thank god, that story was really boring. instead, get up, make sure they're breathing. and if they're not, use the heimlich maneuver, or as i'm going to call it from now on, "the essence maneuver. because this is the kind of story we need right now. [ cheers and applause we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ♪ (ron burgundy) i need all of you to stop what you're doing and listen. cannonball! ♪ [cheering] ♪ ♪ sure is mellow grazin' in the gra

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police say day care owner grei mendez called her husband before calling 911 to get help for the children who were unresponsive. >> we're all parents, and you cannot be a parent and not be angry of what happened to those four babies. i am. >> reporter: newly released video shows mendez's husband appearing to throw out drugs before first responders arrived at the scene. now police are searching for him. they say akilo of fentanyl and drug making kpimt was found inside the day care. mendez and her husband's cousin, carlisto brito, who rented a room behind the day care were arrested saturday night and charged with murder, showing debraved indifference, in addition to four counts of endangering the welfare of a child, criminal possession of drugs, and 12 counts of assault. mendez's attorney says she didn't know about the drugs. >> she rented a room to somebody, and she didn't know what was going on. >> reporter: tonight all three of the hospitalized children, two 2-year-olds and the 8-month-old sister of one of them, are listed in stable condition. dom knee chi had only been attending devino

and do some football. - transfer news, everton's tamari grey has become the latest player to move toy. only one win in four so far it needs to get a win to get a chance to get a job next year. you make all the games have been very tight. we felt aggrieved to come away with nothing from the two games injune. that aggrieved to come away with nothing from the two games in june.- from the two games in june. that is ma be from the two games in june. that is maybe how — from the two games in june. that is maybe how things _ from the two games in june. that is maybe how things have _ from the two games in june. that is maybe how things have gone - from the two games in june. that is | maybe how things have gone against us before, with this double—header, because obviously, we need points in this double—header to try to claw back where we are from the teams above us. ~ . , back where we are from the teams above us. ~ ., , , ., ., above us. wales hosts south korea in above us. wales hosts south korea in a friendly tonight, _ above us. wales hosts south korea in a friendly tonight, coming _ ab

the grey will take for another treatment problem to rice here. so it passes you the reactive and then exits. here comes on. and as i go to the field with in this big, big low of the use, the light kills pathogens that the great will to, is still not completely purified. most knocked out with individual drug residues can be left a value of the disinfection because not all of them are affected by ultra vine at night. and we can still measure those in the field of 2. it's that 1st let the water flow. the trial area covers 12 hacked has in total old planted with feed cone . if you have asked me, then you have some time for the event will you're a gate, but 1st part is all they need. the 2nd field will receive less because we want to have a comparison to see how much water we need to get a good harvest yet. what's the and, and the last field is our reference on this. so it won't be irritated at all involved. and that's, that's the threes, as we'll say, make it easier to compare pollutants levels because the new e u regulations require a risk managemen

so grey will say, is treated wastewater, but no said drinking quality. it's long being used for irrigation in southern europe, so nothing gemini back could soon change a new e. u regulation with uniform rules went into force at the end of june. all sewage treatment counts in the block that comply and now allowed to divert war to agriculture. of the project to ya is the 1st in gemini lava, select the great will to constantly be sprayed onto the fields as it is because all the pathogens that are currently present in the population are also still pump even reflected in the water treatment plant can get a little town but not everything. and we don't want to spread these pathogens onto crops and farm land. in the future, however, just 2 sides of the plants, gray water will flow into the nearby with a wet gems is sufficiently diluted. the remains that will be pumped through, especially installed u v. system. your contents fossil, the grey will take out a treatment plan and arrives. yeah. so it passes through with you the reaction and then exits here, content o

we are in this area i which is a bit of a grey area.etween pfas and poor health but it is still not quite proving that pfas was the cause. the environmental protection agency says pfas can cause serious health problems like cancer, the european environmental health urgency links pfas with high certainty to health issues including certain cancers and barber problems, the us environmental protection security imposed restrictions on drinking water, fire is still saying there was not enough research? there was an awful lot — was not enough research? there was an awful lot of— was not enough research? there was an awful lot of overlap, _ was not enough research? there was an awful lot of overlap, i _ was not enough research? there was an awful lot of overlap, i agree. i an awful lot of overlap, i agree. there is increasing concern and we need to sort good research from the poor quality research. we aim to be as transparent as we possibly can. whatever is killing those cars is in the drinking water.— the drinking water. forever chemicals _ th

so there's a grey area there . there as well. >> there a grey area. >> there is a grey area. >> there>> well, questions to be asked, but the point is we can't have the interfering and the councils interfering and telling off for slamming doors. >> yeah, basically what it is it's globalism come local, it's a man and the british philosophy or right to life is a man's home is his castle . and their point is his castle. and their point of view is we're going to tell you what to do in your castle, which means you will own nothing and be happy. >> is the winnowing away of our rights. >> i blame the germans and the french and their hairy armpits . french and their hairy armpits. >> which could be why somebody complained about that bikini. i mean, we just don't know. >> she's 81 years old, and. yeah one thing about getting older as a man is, like, everyone's looking good . and the skin is so looking good. and the skin is so soft, so we've got the metro now and there's a cream wave sweeping the nation led by the worst section in society . worst section in society. >> middle class mums louis te

so we start off with this grey, misty, foggy weather across eastern scotland through the firth of forthland. it will gradually burn back to the north sea coast as we move through the morning. so sunshine will make an appearance here fairly quickly, but for most it's another dry, sunny and hot and humid day. a bit of high cloud building across england and wales later on. then we could start to see some thundery showers pushing into the south—west of england as we push into the evening. mid to high 20 celsius, up to 29 degrees or so for north—east scotland, low 30s for south—east england, another hot day to come. through friday night, we could see these showers, thunderstorms becoming a bit more extensive across central and northern areas, but of mist and murk around some coasts. otherwise, for most, it's another dry and a warm, muggy night. so into saturday then, we start off with plenty of sunshine around it'll feel very humid at this point. start to see more wind, cloud, breeze picking up for north—west of scotland with this weather front. ahead of it will start to see some showers and

i was out walking with my beautiful gentle grey _ you.from the track and she was the most gentle dog. and i was out walking with her one evening and to loose staffordshire seat came of and one came at her and i thought for a second, i am all right, it has come at her, it is sniffing and she stood next to me quietly as she always did. and then out of the darkness a second one came and within a split second she was on the ground and being destroyed. they ripped her to pieces. and i try to intervene. the owners came rushing over, these dogs had never been let out, socialised, the owners just kept them because they were, i have got a staffordshire, that type of attitude. the destruction they caused in her, she went into intensive care and she died six days later. that was six years ago. i could not... the agony still, ifeel your pain, i still feel your pain. i am six years on. i am still learning to walk my boy and girl that i have now because i have had to try for my love of my dogs to try and overcome this unbelievable terror inside. and it

so, as we go into saturday, yes, a grey start for some. more sunshine further north and west.t half of the weekend. as we go through the afternoon, there'll be some decent sunny spells and temperatures will start to climb, 23 or 2a degrees — that's into the mid 70s fahrenheit. now, as we move out of saturday into sunday, there's that weatherfront, bringing some breezier conditions and rain to the far north—west but on the whole, sunday will be a dry day with plenty of sunshine coming through and a degree or so warmer by the middle part of the afternoon — mid 20s quite possible across central and southern parts of england. warmer still as we go through the week ahead — in fact, some places could see temperatures into the high 20s by the middle part of the week. take care. the uk, head to the bbc news website. the battle over chips heats up as export controls begin for one of europe's biggest tech companies. # sexy enough to start a chain reaction. one avatar gets a major recording contract and raises challenges for the creative community. hi there and welcome to asia business r

so quite grey, soggy day for quite a grey, soggy day for southern scotland and northern ireland. a dry and bright by the odd shower and most of england and wales set fair on friday. only 1 or 2 isolated showers in the afternoon soon where that afternoon soon cool where that rain but turning rain persists, but turning warmer humid more warmer and more humid once more across the south. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news coming up weather on. gb news coming up after sulking snp supporting scots drowned out english football fans rendition of god save the king is the bbc's nick robinson right that england should drop the anthem as a result . result. >> well britain's favourite comedian jim davidson tackles that the brexit bashing bbc and its cancellation of rasheen murphy. he's live later this hour. murphy. he's live later this hour . but murphy. he's live later this hour. but next, as a blm mod descends on south london after an asian shopkeeper is accused of assaulting a black female alleged shoplifter. is broken. britain edging ever

and very grey. that's . the break, we were talking about gadgets spied in your home. it makes the front page of the times. today we're going to go through the newspapers now in the company of freddie morning, freddie grey. good morning, freddie. morning. freddie. good morning. and claire claire, this claire muldoon and claire, this has eye warning . the has caught your eye warning. the latest gadgets are spying on you in the home. now we sort of know this, but we don't know it. and i know i get really sensitive about paranoid even paranoid even. >> well , you say the stupidest >> well, you say the stupidest things i'd say things like my knees very sore and, you know, whatever . does alexa answer? whatever. does alexa answer? >> you know ? >> you know? >> you know? >> no. but a day later, i suddenly get adverts for knee braces and whatever, you know, and it's just the strangest things that pop up. >> how many of us here have actually got smart, like smart phones or alexa's or these devices in the home that ha

freddie grey, lovely to see you.urnell with their and emma burnell all with their take on things. and we're going to start with this a story to start with this is a story thatis to start with this is a story that is front page of the sun today , and it's called bp's cost today, and it's called bp's cost of living crisis. emma and this guy, he's got a very unfortunate name. yes. he's 53 years of age. he runs bp or he did run bp. and his name's bernard >> yes, bernard has misbehaved quite significantly. >> he's a lothario . >> he's a lothario. >> he's a lothario. >> he's a lothario, i would say loving is probably the wrong adjective. i think it's cost of, well , what's the word i adjective. i think it's cost of, well, what's the word i can use at this time in the morning in intimate relationships ? not intimate relationships? not quite. crisis zingy not quite as zingy . not not the sun type. zingy. not not the sun type. >> these inappropriate these flings are they they're often with work colleagues . with work colleagu

we got the details straight from on the pillow, the greys on a journalist who broke the story. i think the reason that victoria newland was unprepared and caught off guard by reason developments on the african continent was that quite frankly v i a law does in washington whether on the neo conservative side or new liberal side representing this, the unit party establishment that is really part of a trans atlantic nexus, they leave their own for lack of a better word fantasy. you can say something more bolder perhaps, but they believe it. i don't think they ever considered for a minute. the serious possibility that the world would rise and reject it. finally, african nations that have for decades been ruled by pro western, particularly pro french interest are claiming their independence. now they're getting their true independence because for decades they were still subject to the same colonial rule. and newland and company really thought that the system, the rules, had been established the rules based order. and that the end of history came. everyone understands that having goo

so quite grey, soggy day for quite a grey, soggy day for southern and northern southern scotland andt of england and wales set fair on friday. only 1 or 2 isolated showers in the afternoon soon cool where that rain persists, but turning warmer humid once more warmer and more humid once more across the . south the across the. south the temperatures rising . temperatures rising. >> boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on news tonight on farage ben wallace , tonight on farage ben wallace, the former defence secretary, says that membership of the echr makes us more vulnerable to terrorism. >> so isn't it about time we drew the logical conclusion and decided to leave on a similar theme with this government ? the theme with this government? the ft reveals today that rishi sunak did know about the arrest of the china suspected spy earlier in the year and yet still went ahead and trying to reset our relationship with beijing . are we getting our beijing. are we getting our china policy all wrong and labour control wales on sunday evening in come the 20 mile—per hour speed limits in virtually

this morning, it is very grey — morning? morning. this morning, it is very grey and _ morning?ery grey and windy and - morning? morning. this morning, it is very grey and windy and the - morning? morning. this morning, it is very grey and windy and the site i is very grey and windy and the site we can see is the aftermath ofjust a horrendous day of constant thunderstorms, streams of whether blowing in from the mountains, cutting off power supplies everywhere, cars being washed away. it was a horrendous day to see. today feels very much like the aftermath. i know there are still two days model predicted rain although at this moment in time it is not raining. i do not know if the worst is behind us. it very much feels like the aftermath right now. looks like you are quite high up in an apartment. the pictures you are watching at the moment you have filled yourself. it looks really bad. how are people reacting and are you getting much information? people there, it is you getting much information? people there. it is very— you getting much information? people there, it is very much

hello, i'm lucy grey. news, interviews and reaction. we start in the caucasus, where at least 20 people have been killed in an explosion at a fuel depot in the disputed territory of nagorno—karabakh. armenian separatist officials say almost 300 people have been admitted to hospitals, with dozens in

so, as we go into saturday, yes, a grey start for some. more sunshine further north and west. for the first half of the weekend. as we go through the afternoon, there'll be some decent sunny spells and temperatures will start to climb, 23 or 2a degrees — that's into the mid 70s fahrenheit. now, as we move out of saturday into sunday, there's that weatherfront, bringing some breezier conditions and rain to the far north—west but on the whole, sunday will be a dry day with plenty of sunshine coming through and a degree or so warmer by the middle part of the afternoon — mid 20s quite possible across central and southern parts of england. warmer still as we go through the week ahead — in fact, some places could see temperatures into the high 20s by the middle part of the week. take care. live from washington. this is bbc news. 7a people, including young children, die in a huge derelict apartment block fire in south africa. the african union suspends gabon from participating in the alliance following the military takeover of the country. two leaders of the proud boys receive some o

duma grey. think, think. great bro.ow many years, how many winters, and excuse me, you who for god's sake, excuse me , settled down not enough cash. oh mr. vert good morning. what honor do you have, rose, is the best in raigola? now , please pay attention. i take sorry, all these roses. well, yes, how many pieces are there? we should count it, probably 30 pieces won’t do. but how much do you need 3 5 m? girls, dear, he’s not hello, it’s good that i’ve already met your father, i’ll have to talk. what for should you talk to our father? or are you getting married? in general, yes, i thought about it and on which of us. dominocom of you, i wanted to find him. well, then it’s clear. this is not for us. happy searching for now, please. i love her. you know, i’ll find it anyway, what’s the difference? help me so that i can kneel before you. she went to a boarding house on the coast to relax, which boarding house did she go to? where are you from? how do you know that today you are on the embankment for the sixth time ? my belo

hello, i'm lucy grey, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out theo france to look at those pictures of king charles who is on the last day of his visit to france, he is in bordeaux at the moment, and he is in bordeaux at the moment, and he hasjust arrived he is in bordeaux at the moment, and he has just arrived at a forest. and this is a particularly interesting forest because it is where they are learning about the impact of climate change on trees so he has had a very busy day there today in bordeaux, i think it is one of his fourth engagements of the day. after this, he is then going to go on to a vineyard which is totally sustainable, it has horse—drawn carriages, it does all sorts of things to look after the planet,

well that's a jump to date coming up next is duck from looking at the grey was the students to all solve those harsh and see a portion take care by the $700.00 children are arrested every year. israel todd line again kind of thing. and mine is the most common reason throwing stones at is right. the unicef has accused israel of crimes against humanity to choose the day dogs to kansas city on dw.

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so quite grey, soggy day for quite a grey, soggy day for southern scotland and northern ireland.r and most of england and wales set fair only 1 or 2 fair on friday. only 1 or 2 isolated showers in the afternoon and cool that rain persists. but turning warmer and more once more across the more humid once more across the south, the temperatures rising . south, the temperatures rising. >> boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello there. you're with gb news tonight. and our top story, three members of sara sharif's family have been arrested on suspicion of murder after returning uk from returning to the uk from pakistan. sara's father, irfan shanf pakistan. sara's father, irfan sharif, his partner, ben sharif, and his partner, ben batus, faisal batus, and his brother, faisal malik, that malik, were on a flight that landed london gatwick airport landed at london gatwick airport at around 730 this evening. the ten little girl had ten year old little girl had been her home in been found dead at her home in woking officers were woking after officers were called pakistan

grei mÉndez y un hombre son acusados de conspiraciÓn para la elaboraciÓn de drogas y tienen un cargora a inquilinos de bajo recursos atrasados en los alquileres. la ciudad lanzÓ un programa que brinde este apoyo para viviendas, especialmente a quienes no han logrado recuperarse econÓmicamente luego del golpe de la pandemia. veamos quÉ requisitos exigen para obtenerla. reportera: la ciudad de los Ángeles dio inicio hoy al programa de asistencia de emergencia para inquilinos, que brindarÁ hasta seis meses ayuda financiera para el alquiler. >> debo renta pero no sÉ quÉ vaya a pasar. reportera: los requisitos son: ser residentes de los Ángeles, sin importar el estatus migratorio, una o mÁs personas en el hogar han exrimentado partido de eleo, reducciÓn en los ingresos, han incurrido en gastos de emergencia, estar atrasados en el pago de su alquiler a partir del primero de abril de 2020. >> si hacen mÚltiples aplicaciones, se las van a cancelar. reportera: los inquilinos pueden enviar su solicitud en lÍnea, por telÉfono o en persona. >> dan a tener que proveer mÁs informaciÓn despuÉs, com

and meanwhile, russia is also facing grey of shortages. could north korean holster rushes military? find out on to the point to the point in 60 minutes on d w. i just got to use it with a lot of say, what grade the, i worry about the will of a west to continue to do what needs to be done. strong words from my guess is weak base. i was full, the deputy supreme commander of your so richard sheriff there is still in your, among european countries a lingering feel that somehow we can go back to some sort of stage of crow and to with russia that is not going to happen. so what does he think will happen? so the loving prospect soon focus is allowed wake up, go to europe, the america general. so richard sheriff, welcome to the.

so in the meantime, i'm freddie grey emma burnell. what are grey and emma burnell. it feels like, doesn't but president doesn't it? but president martial his u—turn on the martial in his u—turn on the green stuff. >> i mean it it was kind >> yeah. i mean it it was kind of we kind of knew was coming of we kind of knew it was coming post uxbridge. it's been obvious that that was the term the tories were going to take. but it got leaked. so they were going to announce it tomorrow . going to announce it tomorrow. but because it was leaked at the beginning of the week to the bbc, they had to bring it forward . it was very well, they forward. it was very well, they didn't have to, but they decided to bring it forward. they felt that were losing control of that they were losing control of the story. rush it through it the story. rush at it through it seems little odd. some of the seems a little odd. some of the things that he's claiming to have are things that have banned are things that nobody's sure there nobody's really sure were there in first place. other things in th

that this is quite significant people, the same for a long time is taking so long to get through the greys of the securities on the front of these defenses. now they have that is significant, but as i say now the landmarks now they're turning point. it's just a significant point in this particular offensive in this particular area. there's a long way to go. yet, house military analysts, frankly, edwards talking to us earlier. right. well moving on and these brows prime minister benjamin netanyahu is calling for edward trade ins involved in this weekends, violent classes to be deported. april opposed to the error tray and government full with regime supporters in front of the embassy until a v. it's just by the security forces responded with stun grenades and live ammunition at least 150 people were injured. while in sol, so it broke out in suited, and no way as rival ever tre infections mocked to the national independence. the president, csf with he has ruled a retreat as a one party dictatorship since 1991. we are trying to human rights activists, salem condemn. he is here to help us go a

in grey.gs softened, not the ruined ballroom, the young one was the compositional dominant of the layout. living quarters were located on the side wings. and so are the workers offices. halloween and the parade district were located near the courtyards inside, the pinsky palace was designed in such a way that the ballroom and ceremonial messes created two parallel galleries, deserved by the doorways jumping for him at the ends of the holy ray were located on the passages of epiphany, you could spend in the royal chambers you go to the service ones , hesitated and father's auctions were skillfully disguised and fenced off so that the servants could see them. they could finish their bindings without respect. the sacks here are not that big, the carriage won’t require that much. ali seems to me like he wanted to nudge. show, the open layer of the house, put forward for the street and he doesn’t want to be behind the fences of the things put forward and says that the one put forward by the oval ha

and don't underestimate the power of the grey vote. 0lder don't underestimate the power of the grey voteril. fik. are well aware that you mess with pensioner, at your peril. 0k. many thanks. pensioner, at your peril. 0k. many thanks- chris _ pensioner, at your peril. 0k. many thanks. chris mason _ pensioner, at your peril. 0k. many thanks. chris mason reporting - chris mason reporting there. female surgeons are being sexually harassed, assaulted and in some cases raped by colleagues, a survey of nhs staff has found. the study�*s authors say there is a pattern of female trainees being abused by senior male surgeons. the president of the royal college of surgeons said there was "no place" for such behaviour in the nhs. 0ur health correspondent james gallagher has spoken to women who were attacked. the operating theatre. home of life—saving surgery, performed by our brightest minds, and now revealed to be the scene of sexual assault. when i was a junior surgeon, so the person with the least power in the operating theatre, i was assisting a consultant on a case. i guess he'd got a bit sweaty,

so we start off with this grey, misty, foggy weather across eastern scotland through the firth of forthy burn back to the north sea coast as we move through the morning. so sunshine will make an appearance here fairly quickly, but for most it's another dry, sunny and hot and humid day. a bit of high cloud building across england and wales later on. then we could start to see some thundery showers pushing into the south—west of england as we push into the evening. mid to high 20 celsius, up to 29 degrees or so for north—east scotland, low 30s for south—east england, another hot day to come. through friday night, we could see these showers, thunderstorms becoming a bit more extensive across central and northern areas, but of mist and murk around some coasts. otherwise, for most, it's another dry and a warm, muggy night. so into saturday then, we start off with plenty of sunshine around it'll feel very humid at this point. start to see more wind, cloud, breeze picking up for north—west of scotland with this weather front. ahead of it will start to see some showers and thunderstorms breakin

. -- fred grey. when they needed a lawyer in their fight for freedom, they called him.s one of the most important lawyers in our history. he secure the right to vote for millions of people. he pursued a righteous calling. through him, he came back here. to washington. in the same room, 59 years later. i had the great honor, i had read about him as a public defender involved in civil-rights. i always wondered. i got to bustillo on him 59 years later the metal of rita -- medal of freedom, our nation's highest honor. [applause] a remarkable man. the youngest speaker at the march on washington and a future congressman, john lewis, who became a friend. they spoke and prayed that we keep pushing, keep going. set the record straight. this is our charge. keep pushing. keep going. set the record straight. i know we can. just remember who we are. we are the united states of america. there is not a single goal we have ever set that we have failed to accomplish and we did it together area not a single goal. it takes time, a lot of pain, and a lot of work. but think of all the peopl

the original agreement allowed ukraine to ship grey and despite a russian blockade, moscow withdrew from the deal in july to get you to buy a fire and illegal fuel deco in the name has killed at least 34 people more than a dozen. others were injured in the fire, the place broke out at a warehouse near the board of his nigeria, where a motorist reportedly stalk off on contraband fuel. the pope frances has urged you repeat in states to welcome migraines and not to treat them as invaders. it deliberate his message, the head of a saturday, moss and the french city of my stay. the pope used his visit to the mediterranean port city to way into the migrants debate. as governments react to a search and you arrivals. tens of thousands turned down to pipe. francis's, my same mass worship has packs this stadium for his simon, with the message proved political as well as spiritual problems if used as to day visit to advocate for refugees and migrants. he's urging european governments to welcome people arriving on the issues you know, said she told me to put the gun metropolitan cities and many europ

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late september, october, we start to get the grey seals in. taste start to get the grey seals in. -ot often dehydrated and they have often got wounds or overwhelming infections. essentially, when they come _ infections. essentially, when they come in. — infections. essentially, when they come in, we triage them, we have to rehvdrate _ come in, we triage them, we have to rehydrate them, often warm them up and treat— rehydrate them, often warm them up and treat them for any infections they might have. you _ they might have. you are life with bbc news. football superstar cristiano ronaldo is in iran with his team—mates from saudi arabia's al—nasr team as they prepare to play an asian football confederation, afc, champions league match against the iranian side persepolis later today. the portuguese player arrived in tehran on monday, to be greeted by fans. ronaldo joined the saudi arabian side last year for a reported 200 million euros. today's match is being played in iran, following the restoration of relations between the two nations. but it is not without controversy. critics say