moving onto the front page of the guardian which has suella - the guardian which has suella braverman rain forest campaigns is lula because lula appears to have gotten his old job back and won the election. gotten his old “ob back and won the election. �* , . ~ gotten his old “ob back and won the election. �* , . ,, :, :, election. he'll be taking over from bolsonaro who _ election. he'll be taking over from bolsonaro who was _ election. he'll be taking over from bolsonaro who was fan _ election. he'll be taking over from bolsonaro who was fan of- election. he'll be taking over from bolsonaro who was fan of the - election. he'll be taking over from | bolsonaro who was fan of the green lobby as the guardian points out. lula's presidency and conservation and sustainability in the climate crisis will take centre stage and also the guardian story that don phillips roof in the paper and silver has pay tribute to in the expert he was travelling with when they were killed earlier this year and said that his ally will honour their campaign and bring the green agenda back. ibis their campaign

just ignore the guardians before parishes, fire and rescue sports were swimming.ools. are you not going today? eleus does not let us down alpha is a very athletic guy, but the moment is not insanely important for him, likes rybak like a quiet place. it ’s impossible here, you need to stop and run, how quickly they overcame the hand-walkers surprisingly, he caught on. he's just swollen, what kind of stylist got such a pass. ai good holes, do not fall fucking passed the trapezoid saves his team. i hope, no, i'm not sure what should not work here. he still has no opponent on the court. ebu hard. it's hard for him real drama. almost e fell into the pool, as a member of my team literally a millimeter remained alba just hurriedly could get it, kristap, it's okay, the web passed. i fold my guardian team take care of the crystals and your strength. there is more ahead. i started to drive him out, probably on the rings, and i caught up with him on the web. we jump the first spider, put your hand behind the second and then the hand slips off. i had to climb the water a litt

selena from the team of the guardians continues the test of the end. this test will depend on helios from the guardian team, dio, captain, omega team. he is determined to complete the finish line in this test for sure. a few seconds remain before the start. it 's just an exciting montage not to admire the fire, but to do everything that depends on you. well, the main thing here is not to tie in the sand to make a jerk; weighed are always at a depth and hard to get. well, physics, my dear flight, you know what you say what you want, but the fun with his participation got down to business to fill the vessel so that in the third section, er, the crystals were taken away. this is also, by the way, literally seconds to a second, they began to fill, uh, additionally, in my opinion, they don’t want to go upstairs, for some reason somewhere at the bottom in order to reach this business, so it’s okay.

denis you want to be her guardian. like it not to dad, says, always dad like this, uh, that is. i want you to take custody of me and i say and don't know how to do it. i know about. here's guardianship, but let's see you're not really striving for this, of course, why do i have that? well, the meaning is like, i don't know, i mean, what's the point? denis , i don’t understand anything, but ours call you dads. you love her. they speak with love. now tell me, what's the point of me even being her guardian father. i didn't write it down. what's the point i just don't know how it's all done. that's why i say, you are ready to take responsibility, of course, this is another conversation, because it is completely incomprehensible that you just said so. oh well, i don’t know, it turns out to be a game of some kind of human life, after all, what problems, she generally has a child, an eternal child. how long have you been living with your mother? e your stepdaughter is 12 already, how many children do you have in common one in

take us to the guardian's _ keynote speech. take us to the guardian's front _ keynote speech.h. take us to the| guardian's front page story stop after weeks of protests that have spread across the country featuring many, many women young girls after the death of a girl mahsa amini when she was taken into custody by the morality police by apparently not wearing her herjob correctly. it interesting that they are so concerned that they will close schools. 50 concerned that they will close schools. ., , ., , , schools. so what is happening in iran is a schools. so what is happening in lran is a big _ schools. so what is happening in iran is a big going _ schools. so what is happening in iran is a big going on _ schools. so what is happening in iran is a big going on for- schools. so what is happening in iran is a big going on for a - schools. so what is happening in iran is a big going on for a few . iran is a big going on for a few weeks now. so we have footage that has been _ weeks now. so we have footage that has been circling on social media and as— has been circling on social

the team of guardians goes to the next level.emembered for feats, well, everyone is capable of performing them. welcome to the world, everything is real to you. with what baggage did they approach the centennial anniversary, what is today in general the national library of belarus is the largest in the country, we are the leading scientific institution in the field of political science, bibliography or biography, and also the scientific coordinating center for public libraries in our country. today , the library is the largest information socio-cultural center in the first place. er, of course, this is the largest repository of knowledge we store today with over ten and a half million different kinds of documents. this includes books, newspapers, magazines, maps, posters , abstracts and dissertations, and others. documents in 80 languages ​​of the world today are at the disposal of our users 17 spacious reading rooms, which are equipped for the study of all types of documents in terms of their technical equipment , today the libr

. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ sophie: the guardians patrol for days and sometimes weeks on end.trees stolen from this protected reserve sell for up to $2000 each. franciel: [speaking foreign language] sophie: the forest guardians are not just protecting the rainforest. this reserve is home to the world's most threatened uncontacted tribe. the awa people are one of only two nomadic hunter-gathering tribes left in the amazon. this video filmed last year, not far from where we are now, captures the moment an awa man was spotted in the forest. franciel: [speaking foreign language] ♪♪♪ sophie: there are believed to be about 80 awa people living within the guajajara reserve. these are the remains of an awa camp the guardians stumbled upon while on patrol. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ franciel: [speaking foreign language] cesar: their survival is threatened terribly by loggers 'cause they live in the most pristine areas on the amazon in maranhao and that's where the loggers want to get to. and if there is contact, you know, the consequences will be, you know, horrendous. ♪♪♪ sophie: last year, the world wa

moving to the guardian. — by doing that. moving to the guardian, it _ by doing that. it echoes the headlines, "tori halt the cut benefits over top tax rate." according to the guardian, senior mps warned of rebellions over public spending, especially on public benefits. the chancellor has declined to rule them out. , ., ,., , chancellor has declined to rule them out. , ., , out. yes, and sadly, i actually thinkthat _ out. yes, and sadly, i actually think that it _ out. yes, and sadly, i actually think that it is _ out. yes, and sadly, i actually think that it is quite _ out. yes, and sadly, i actually think that it is quite likely - out. yes, and sadly, i actuallyj think that it is quite likely that there will be ongoing rebellions. clearly michael gove and grant shops where leading the rebellion there that people are trying to say, there is now split in the party —— grant shapps. centrist conservatives who want to look after the wider group of people in the country. and i think what is clear is that, because of what happened in the perception it gave, that this govern

i want to pause away from the guardian. i'm hearing that the - guardian. a about nine o'clock where it said something along the lines of get ready for boris to point no —— 2.0. it was pulled because nadhim zahawi thought better of it and realised rishi sunak was the man to back. i know we were planning to run something with nadhim zahawi. i think i might have left the office by the time, so i couldn't categorically say what happened, i'm afraid. in the paper, we did have a number of senior conservatives coming out for the leadership candidates. 0ur lead was surpassed by the boris johnson candidates. 0ur lead was surpassed by the borisjohnson news, but certainly, it was jeremy by the borisjohnson news, but certainly, it wasjeremy hunt coming out for rishi sunak. we did also have this is a holy piece —— zahawi peace. have this is a holy piece -- zahawi eace. ~ ., �* , have this is a holy piece -- zahawi eace. ~ . h ,, have this is a holy piece -- zahawi eace.~ . �*, , _, ., peace. what's your prediction, how likel will peace. what's your prediction, how like

guardians hello i hope you become a real hero. alpha and the letter a is the first letter in the alphabet, and so my team and i will be the first. i would dream of being in zero gravity and i think that the stage with the height i will go very successfully. i do not feel any fear, because fear is harmful, whoever is afraid perishes here. i looked at the entire obstacle course, and in principle, everything is not difficult, but he will need to work hard as a climbing wall. for six years i was engaged in gymnastics, but i wanted some new emotions of impressions. i came into the fire-sleeping sport, my favorite movie is the movement up and my motto in life is the movement up and forward. if there were no sports in my life, then it would not be life. ai what guys come to me i understand mine better. welcome to the game you have no idea what we have prepared for you, but the most important thing is to stay brave and stay calm. this is the first level of the game to win it you will help the crystals that must be collected throughout all

in the guardian, the wild west attitude _ good as gone.st attitude in the _ good as gone. in the guardian, the wild west attitude in the headline, the bush _ wild west attitude in the headline, the push that people are looking for the push that people are looking for the specifics about her resignation off talking about liz truss's hacked phone, _ off talking about liz truss's hacked phone, this — off talking about liz truss's hacked phone, this concern over culture when _ phone, this concern over culture when it— phone, this concern over culture when it comes to security... yes, one is— when it comes to security... yes, one is a _ when it comes to security... yes, one is a national security in terms of migrants, — one is a national security in terms of migrants, and the other is state business — of migrants, and the other is state business. suella braverman is fingered, _ business. suella braverman is fingered, so to speak, in both. before — fingered, so to speak, in both. before her, priti patel did exactly the same. — before her, priti

the picture on the front of the guardian, it tells a thousand words _ of the guardian, it tells a thousandse two, kwasi kwarteng and liz truss looking confident but increasingly isolated. we had liz truss— increasingly isolated. we had liz truss simply throwing her chancellor under the bus. the legs were under the bus— under the bus. the legs were under the bus it— under the bus. the legs were under the bus if not the whole body when it had _ the bus if not the whole body when it had been— the bus if not the whole body when it had been a decision taken by him not by, _ it had been a decision taken by him not by, cabinet. the tory party i find, _ not by, cabinet. the tory party i find, they— not by, cabinet. the tory party i find, they reveal their colours every — find, they reveal their colours every step of the way, they are worried — every step of the way, they are worried about this rebellion not because — worried about this rebellion not because it is somehow immoral but because _ because it is somehow immoral but because they are worried it will cost _ because they are worried it will

we think it's a tremendous benefit to the guardians. and ultimately to the force to maintain the readiness. so if confirmed a so, i would certainly welcome the opportunity to continue to work with members of this committee and other stakeholders to make sure that we get the right organizational structure to take advantage of these capabilities. >> thank you. again, one of the great challenges you have facing you is creating a culture in the space for us. as a war fighting force. one that's highly technical. and one that innovates constantly. we find sometimes culture is more determine of outcomes than a lot of other factors. that's something i think you'll be working on and we hope to work together with you. thank you very much. let me recognize the ranking member, senator inhofe. >> general saltzman, can we get the two required questions of the way so now -- the two are what worries you the most and what do you intend to do about it? and secondly, what will be the first challenge that you go after? two questions. >> yes sir, thank you.

we know liz truss has been in trouble -- the guardian. butl been in trouble —— the guardian.ahead today, prime minister�*s questions, it was a crunch moment. liz truss got through that fairly unscathed. there was a sense that she had a few days or weeks to try and win over mps. then weeks to try and win over mps. then we have the situation where the home secretary is reported to be on the way out, and this gives way to many things. now, when it comes to so well up —— suella braverman, the home secretary left her role because of a security breach. this involved sharing a document of an mp from a personal e—mail account. this is a technical breach as she put it in her resignation letter, and therefore liz truss asked her to go. suella braverman resigned. there is more to this. the two have been having a debate or a disagreement about immigration, and this is about the number ten want to relax immigration for highly skilled. suella braverman resisted this, and in her letter among the various parting shots, one is suella braverman, a staunch brexiteer, affectively saying that she

starting with the guardian. tory tribes go to war, that reminds me of the frankie goes to hollywood song. the three most prominent contenders, penny mordaunt, rishi sunak and boris johnson. we understand borisjohnson is currently flying back from the dominican republic. what is your assessment of where we are, who do you think is going to win? well, i think it's going — think it's going to come down to rishi sunak and borisjohnson. a rather amusing plug in the bottom right—hand corner on the guardian's front page, beware, why getting back with an ex rarely works, a reference to boris johnson's with an ex rarely works, a reference to borisjohnson�*s possible return. a photo of him getting on the plane coming back from the dominican republic, where he has been on holiday. another holiday! anyway... the question is, can he get to 100 mps supporting him? rishi sunak is supposed to have already passed that. not unsurprising, obviously he has a lot of parliamentary support. a bit tougherfor has a lot of parliamentary

the guardian quotes president zelesky pleading for more help to moscow's terrorists attacks.i newspaper predicts a make or break week for the pm and her tory mps reconvene after a difficult party conference, �*truss faces showdown with rebels�* is it's headline. the ft says kwasi kwarteng and the bank of england have failed to calm financial markets as borrowing costs soar once more. senior tories tell the paper the chancellor will struggle to come up with a credible economic plan in 3 weeks. the mirror pictures 32—year—old nurse lucy letby, who is accused of murdering seven babies, and the attempted murder of ten others. she has denied the 22 charges at manchester crown court. so let's begin... yasmin do you want to kick us off with the guardian front page with that very powerful image of an injured woman and a rescue worker just after the russian missile attack on the capital. it is really wor in: attack on the capital. it is really worrying what _ attack on the capital. it is really worrying what is _ attack on the capital. it is really worrying what is happened - attack o

us reviews saudi legs on the front of the guardian. we have that much of the guardian.

sun and the guardian headline, actually — sun and the guardian headline, actually.ere has not been _ the opposite is true. there has not been a _ the opposite is true. there has not been a huge amount of change in this cabinet, _ been a huge amount of change in this cabinet, and if anything the gamble is one _ cabinet, and if anything the gamble is one of— cabinet, and if anything the gamble is one of actually reduced diversity in this— is one of actually reduced diversity in this cabinet. only seven women across— in this cabinet. only seven women across the — in this cabinet. only seven women across the seniorjobs, three times as many— across the seniorjobs, three times as many men as women, but in terms of the _ as many men as women, but in terms of the reat— as many men as women, but in terms of the real world, i thing this really— of the real world, i thing this really is _ of the real world, i thing this really is incredible, because the problem — really is incredible, because the problem sunak has been trying to manage _ problem sunak has been trying to manage

they became guardians for five children with a difficult fate. disabilities have already seized two children, considering their living conditions unfavorable, this happened, as the woman assures, after a conflict with her eldest daughter, a teenager girl, allegedly. she was offended that, as a punishment, the guardians took her phone away from her for a long time and complained, where they decided to take everyone in the end. it hurts you touch her, you are a police officer, let's go. and now here's the second one so to speak sunset victoria did not have time to argue the actions of guardianship in court at the time of the seizure. they didn’t even give her any explanations, as new questionnaires appeared on the site for the search and selection of wards with a detailed description of the color of the eyes, the hair, the nature of those children who already know what it means to get used to new parents, and then return to the boarding school. if you watch there different periods of time, then uh, the children are a good family, good ah. now we ha

guardians hurler shane bieber was fantastic on the mound. are you a believer now he went 7 and two-thirds innings gave up a run but struck out 8 raise. fierce guardian told on to win 2 to one can clinch tomorrow at home. alright, red october in st. louis cardinals hosting the phillies cards up 2, nothing dominating the whole game until the phils put some pressure on in the 9th phils of the bases loaded when jean segura, their hits a hard roller. the gets through plates. 2 runs in the phillies suddenly have the lead. 3, 2, but they're not bryson stott. young guy. it's a rope to paul goldschmidt who comes home. but edmundo sosa beats the throw gets in there. phillies leaf or 2. and the cardinals are just unraveling. the cardinals. down in the 9th phillies. take the first game of this siri, 6, 3, philly can clinch the series tomorrow with the win. giants president farhan zaidi met with the media today in his annual end of the season press conference after winning 107 games and making the playoffs last year. they had quite the drop-off this year

guardians slater tied the game. the game went into extra innings following a blooper by jose ramirez to open the 10th inning. oscar gonzalez ends up flaring a little looper out to right field. it ends up dropping in. ramirez comes around to score and that's all the guardian's needed today. yeah. spike lee not enjoying the there at yankee stadium. guardians win it. 42 in 10 tied the series at one apiece. and because of yesterday's rain out game 3 will be played tomorrow in believe plant braves and phillies playing in front of undefeated head coach for the eagles. nick sirianni phillies up one. nothing in the 3rd and that's when rhys hoskins here on loads on spencer strider. yeah. that one way out to left field. 2 men were on phillies. go up 4, nothing. yeah. and with that bat slam there, that's the sort of reaction that you give when you break a for 19 slump in the playoffs. same inning, bryce harper. he does what he does best. it's a blast. a towering shot to center field. he also had a man on that makes the fightin

when guardians rookie oscar gonzalez lights. this one up leadoff home run. >> into the cheap seats in left over the chick-fil-a sign fans going nuts. one, nothing victory for the guardians. it's a series sweep of the rays. the guardians are now heading to the bronx to face the new york yankees. the american league east champion, new york yankees and the division series starting on tuesday. let's go to the ice out in prague. it was the sharks in the predators in game 2 to open the nhl season. >> we're tied at 2 in the second here when the predators went on the attack and nino niederreiter scores from that side of the net that proved to be the game winner for the preds. that's a 3 game. game 3. i don't know if playing as a sweep of the series. there was a two-game series. >> and they're going to be heading back. >> stateside. all right. you are very excited to talk about your new york yankees. absolutely. very briefly. just get another check of the 7 day. take a look at that 7 day. yes, it's going to be warm today as we take a loo

the problem is, looking at the guardian, - little confidence.oblem is, l looking at the guardian, they have gone on this line on corporation tax, a signature pledge of course from liz truss saying it would be a serious blow, just to climb down off that. the problem is this is not just political, this is about real people. companies having to plan how much tax they are supposed to be paying for it's now potentially changing again. but we don't know what that number will be over at the time i will be. this is about real people making real decisions. and the backdrop is incredibly turbulent.— the backdrop is incredibly turbulent. ,�* ., ., turbulent. yes. and one former cabinet minister— turbulent. yes. and one former cabinet minister made - turbulent. yes. and one former cabinet minister made exactly l turbulent. yes. and one former i cabinet minister made exactly that point in one of the papers and says that this is about real people and people are suffering and the country is suffering. and tory ministers and tory mps feel that this is a questio

we are joined now by george monbiot, an author, activist, and guardian columnist. his recent piece is headlined "i'm part of the 'anti-growth coalition' liz truss loves to hate -- and i'm proud of it." his latest book "regenesis: , feeding the world without devouring the planet." welcome back to democracy now! talk about what just happened. >> she had to go. what happened was liz truss applied purely old numeral -- you liberal theory and that would act as a kind of magic dust that would create massive growth and prosperity in this country just as neoliberal theory predicted. her policies were shaped by opaque leaf funded groups, institute of economic affairs, taxpayers alliance, adams institute center for policy studies -- all of which boasted on september 23 when her budget was published that they had gotten exactly what they wanted and they themselves were the authors of those policies. clearly, they are now trying to distance themselves. what they have been trying to do throughout their existence is to sweep away taxes on the rich, sweet away regulations, sweep

recent analysis by the guardian has shown that the - the guardian has shown that the problem is getting. that is twice the rate it was since before the pandemic. but in woolacombe, there is some good news. the parish council has come up with a scheme to build 21 homes for locals on this land in the village hall. ~ �* . ,., locals on this land in the village hall. . �* ., , locals on this land in the village hall. �* . . hall. we've also put in the caveat that it will _ hall. we've also put in the caveat that it will be — hall. we've also put in the caveat that it will be affordable - hall. we've also put in the caveat that it will be affordable rent - that it will be affordable rent only — that it will be affordable rent only. that they will never come in the open — only. that they will never come in the open market. the average wage in our coastal— the open market. the average wage in our coastal resorts is minimal wage. a £10 _ our coastal resorts is minimal wage. a £10 per— our coastal resorts is minimal wage. a £10 per hour, not many people can afford _ a £10 per hour, not many peop

so this is "the guardian" from this morning, 14 pages about this topic.er spiegel," 17 pages. michael: in july 2010, wikileaks and its collaborators went public with a massive leak. the afghan war logs came from a trove of 90,000 incident and intelligence reports. among other things, they revealed the covert role of pakistan in the war and the true scale of civilian casualties. julian: we have tried hard to make sure that this material does not put innocence at harm. all the material is over seven months old, so it's of no current operational consequence even though it-- michael: wikileaks published documents that contained names, places, and dates that the mainstream media partners had refused to include. daniel: in the middle of releasing the afghani papers, we had this really complicated situation with our three collaborating newspapers: "the new york times," "guardian," and "der spiegel," where we found out he made promises about redacting part of that publication, but no work was put into these redactions at all. p.j.: i mean, just dumping, you know,

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according to the same guardian, the number of households with debts for electricity exceeded 2 millionly the same number of seven owed gas bills. this data at the end of june is said to be the reason for the double increase in electricity prices. and this is not the limit. the americans are making poland a springboard for their political operations in eastern europe; moreover, any sanctions against belarus, russia, other bans and massive the cry for atrocities is nothing but the links of one chain, the experts of the club of editors for belarus spoke about this 1. you approach the shelf in the store. yes, and there are 200 different shampoos. wash away the different names , turn over and look at the proctors n. gb one company one firm. that is, when today you have counterparties in the form of a rival of these 52 states. basically. this is one firm controlled by the system. that's what for? that is why here i agree with dugin. here is the correct idea. he says that one cannot resist certain concepts without having one's own concept. it's very hard not to offer ideas. you see, this is w

. _ next couple of days. 0k, stay with the guardian, rosa. _ next couple of days. 0k, stay with the guardianhis view on issuing more licenses for north sea oil and gas? i view on issuing more licenses for north sea oil and gas?— north sea oil and gas? i think keein: north sea oil and gas? i think keeping it _ north sea oil and gas? i think keeping it pretty _ north sea oil and gas? i think keeping it pretty tight - north sea oil and gas? i think keeping it pretty tight at - north sea oil and gas? i think keeping it pretty tight at the i keeping it pretty tight at the moment, and he certainly said that he would consider more windfall taxes, which would be interesting, but we have never really got from rishi sunak, his views on the climate emergency of what he plans to do... he climate emergency of what he plans to do... , climate emergency of what he plans to do... _ ., climate emergency of what he plans todo... ., , to do... he did say he would stick to do... he did say he would stick to the twin _ to do... he did say he would stick to the twin energy _ to do... he did say he would stick to

the 6 month-old intends name means guardian in indonesian. that is fitting since motrin or intense are the guardians of the rain for us, countless plants and animals depend on the critically endangered species for survival. for now, for now, though, it looks like wally, it's a guardian of all the snuggles >> so could just look at that. that's adorable. right? that wraps up kron. 4 news at 6 o'clock. we'll see you tonight at 8. have a good night. i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31. vote yes on prop 31. numbers move you. but some can stop you in your tracks. like the tens of thousands of people who

the initiative of the father was not approved by gleb volkov , the official guardian demanded to move the girl. well, i want to know why they shoot me? we have permission to film this man in court, the brother of the late wife of vladimir, when she died decided that it was impossible to leave the niece with the legal father with volodya for a hereditary disease associated with difficulty in speech and movements, and in the opinion of his opponents. in this state, he is a danger to his daughter, although vladimir himself is well aware of the complexity of the situation for 3 years, until he was safely restricted in parental rights. i took care of the child in the department in the kindergarten. at the house he visited the pool with him, he wrote down for drawing, he bought it. so that my catalog mother polina died in 2016, when she was visiting her relatives with her daughter on the territory of ukraine even then they refused to return the girl to father vladimir had to involve human rights activists, volunteers of the baby. i managed to bring her to moscow, but my grandmother and uncl

again, that was hugo lowell, a congressional reporter for the guardian. i will see you this afternoon. thank you again for joining us this morning. "small stocks big money" -- >> live now to capitol hill. we are five minutes away from the january 6 committee holding its ninth and possibly final hearing. there are no witnesses testifying in parson -- person today, but we expected to hear from every member of the committee. in the eight prior hearings members of the public heard from former trump administration officials, documentary filmmakers, state elected leaders and former members of extremist groups like the oath keepers. the committee presented previously unseen video and audio of the capitol attack, taped depositions, text messages, and emails from members of president trump's inner staff. we could see that information again today as well as new information. if you missed any of the previous hearings or would like to watch them again, visit our web page at c-span.org/january c-span.org -- c-span.org/january6. live gavel-to-gavel coverage here on c-s

she sent only a newly-made grandmother to support her support and guardian.act is that the official yulia zharlykina was recognized as incompetent. that is, everywhere, wherever her interests are represented by her mother , people like yulia cannot defend their rights in court to enter into marriages, and as this situation has shown, children, apparently, they should also not have 4 days after the birth of the baby in the maternity hospital employees of the guardianship authorities came and, without showing yulia a single document, took the baby away. where heartbroken. mother still doesn't know. well, why is it so as if they were not their own mother. this is my child, yo-mine, i was treated for 9 years. nothing helped me, and then i became a man, i had a daughter, i got the meaning of life. they just trample me back down like this, in fact, the sentence is incapacitated. julia zharlykina, got in 2014 crashed on a motorcycle, fell into a coma with a subsequent diagnosis of dementia and dementia as a result of a traumatic brain injury. in general, as they con

the front page of the guardian, this is a newspaper review— of the guardian, this is a newspaper reviewlamboyance about it, almost. about all the one _ flamboyance about it, almost. about all the one side, the problem, the accusation. — all the one side, the problem, the accusation, the names and the celebrity— accusation, the names and the celebrity names, that is what finds the front— celebrity names, that is what finds the front page of this newspaper and then it _ the front page of this newspaper and then it says go to page two. i don't know. _ then it says go to page two. i don't know. i_ then it says go to page two. i don't know. i have — then it says go to page two. i don't know, i have not seen page too but i thought— know, i have not seen page too but i thought on— know, i have not seen page too but i thought on the other side they would be the _ thought on the other side they would be the denial, they will be the statement from the mail, associated newspapers who own them. they will be some _ newspapers who own them. they will be some balance. i don't think any of us. _ be som

the guardian lead with an image of the home secretary, but with the headline "tory turmoil amid claims". and finally, the daily headline — a pledge to ensure police attend every burglary in england and wales. —— the daily mail headline. so let's begin, and it's much of much in us, let's start with you, david, starting with the metro, "can she fix it," a above the belt to make a builder, tories and meltdown — can she fix it? can make a builder, tories and meltdown - can she fix it?— - can she fix it? can she indeed? she will give _ - can she fix it? can she indeed? she will give a — - can she fix it? can she indeed? she will give a speech _ - can she fix it? can she indeed? she will give a speech which - - can she fix it? can she indeed? she will give a speech which is i - can she fix it? can she indeed? l she will give a speech which is well trailed in tomorrow's papers, ahead of a speech to which we are told will be rather short by leaders speech standards. maybe not more than half an hour. but i've been going to political party conferences sense, dare i say it, the 19705, and i've se

the guardian, there front pages are climate change story.ghlights the unusually high temperatures in the unusually high temperatures in the uk today and the record profits made by oil giant shell. on the prime minister's decision not to go to the cop27 in egypt next month. the telegraph leaves with a story about the windfall taxes and how the pm could target energy firms to raise billions of pounds to try and balance the books. the eye features a photo of the prime minister and the labour leader and the findings of their own polling which suggests the su nak polling which suggests the su nak poll gives tories electoral hope. tax rises and spending cuts worth £50 billion to plug spending whole. and investors sell shares after fears of a global slowdown. royals in despair is the headline in the metro, a pun on prince harry's new book culls three —— spare. the male lead is the royals dreading harry's raw and unflinching book. thanks for coming on, really interesting range of stories, a kind of climate focus to start with, quite a few different

the total score of the game is two crystals for the omega team and five for the guardian team.stals are the tower will already decide something, everything important will be decided. well done well done yes, maybe they let us down in this test, but in any case, we have, in general, for a little more crystals, so i think we are told the tower, in any case , well done, well done. let's stay on victory you have conquered water, air and fire. this means the final test. open tower of the main crystal almost in your hands is the most exciting. it seems to me that the part has come right now, because the results will depend only on the captain of the team. the captains are ready, who is stronger not only muscles but also nerves. which of you will continue the game captains? go to start. activate the final stage. fighting for the main crystal, each participant starts from a certain height, based on the number of crystals earned per game. whoever reaches the top first and takes the main crystal will bring victory to his team. are you ready with my team to celebrate the victory, do not w

i took down the dang it, the lady marcia had left a guardian effect electric on but then you mute, but butch comes got put in. um yeah, could you give me a is elena gardner, s b m, if you will look at us of by the valve bushing evening, i'm terribly didn't. so with them with escalate, he felt that they're with us when he said that the healing conference for that may be filing if you still get willis thrust number can yes, not for you to le. he had benefit enough that you hard. yeah. i be in there yet, the piano bill of the whole number lot. which in but i business it has be live chemical. shame it then you know, do it then you know, dick up more than that but yeah, it's all cool and oblivious of then you got more stuff. i guess it open that i am with ah, a one page is good with to put in there. if you could just go home, we shall see when you go to school with a book. is someone you course for your funding? bethany? sure. i think the way she this, even with them, with the, with student routine or i guess when do you remember who took the road from the we're sure the slow to are, believ

i want to bring in guardian angels founder curtis sliwa. this point, curtis, things be better. mayor adams promised he would clean-up the city. not sure that's happened. >> no, no, no, no, he has no plan. it's talk, talk, talk. the only thing he does is go out at night to the wee hours of the morning and party. meantime the city is in worse shape than it was under bill deblasio in eight years and that's difficult to think that could be possible but it's because he and the democrats have abandoned ship. you mentioned what happened in a storia. a hero lieutenant of the fire department ready to retire 61, a woman. savagely stabbed 20 times over and over and over, for no reason , by an emotionally disturbed person, and prior to that, the local city council woman, whose an accolade of aoc, all-crazy alexandria ocasio-cortez the democratic social of america was giving leaflets out to all of the small mom and pop business owners in that area saying never ever ever call the police. never. and then they gave stupid alternatives like distract the ind

it is the guardian reading, _ to crackdown on protests.eading, tofu _ to crackdown on protests. it is the guardian reading, tofu eating, - to crackdown on protests. it is the i guardian reading, tofu eating, woke, anti—growth coalition that we have to thank for the disruption that we are seeing on our roads today. the man replacing suella braverman is grant shapps. he did not back liz truss for prime minister. 0nly weeks ago he was organising a rebellion against her. now he is the home secretary. a hellish week for liz truss has got worse. earlier she had to endure a prime ministers question time are loaded with humiliation. they because being a bit about the premise's time in office. a brand is going to be out by christmas. is that the release date, or the title? i've been in office forjust under two months and i have delivered the energy— two months and i have delivered the energy price guarantee, i have averse — energy price guarantee, i have averse the _ energy price guarantee, i have averse the national insurance increase _ averse the

by friday night they tried to turn the guns on the guardian. >> the murdoch company came out and accused us of deliberately lying to the british people. >> which is a very serious charge to make against a fellow journalist. >> so you have the hacking scandal bubbling away with the murdochs trying to keep a lid on boiling pot and nick davis raising the heat underneath it and then you have james with this really huge career defining b sky b deal. so it's almost like this absolute sort of powder keg waiting to blow and yet it doesn't blow yet. ( suspenseful music throughout) ♪ ♪ ♪ what happens to your body language when you use dove dry spray? [laughing] it shows. try dove dry spray. our weightless formula with 1/4 moisturizers is effective and kind to skin. leaving you feeling instantly dry and confident. >> tech: at safelite, we take care of vehicles with the latest technology. when my last customer discovered a crack in his car's windshield, he scheduled at safelite.com. safelite makes it easy. we're the experts at replacing your glass... ...and recalibrating your advanced safety system.

the guardian quotes president zelensky pleading for more help to moscow's terrorists attacks.ewhere, the i newspaper predicts a make or break week for the pm and her tory mps after a difficult party conference �*truss faces showdown with rebels�* is it's headline. the ft says kwasi kwarteng and the bank of england have failed to calm financial markets as borrowing costs soar once more. senior tories tell the paper, the chancellor will struggle to come up with a credible economic plan in 3 weeks. and the mirror pictures 32—year—old nurse lucy letby, who is accused of murdering seven babies, and the attempted murder of ten others. she has denied the 22 charges at manchester crown court. so let's begin... emma do you want to kick us off with the front of the guardian, zelensky pleads for more help i suppose the interesting question is what helped? what he is calling for is a significant increase in military intimate delay by diplomatic support intimate delay by diplomatic support in response to the largest missile attacks since the war began back in february. he will be addressin

let's move i on now to the guardian -- ukrainian on now to the guardian —— ukrainian lives. covid is taken seriously. martin, what are you hearing? i seriously. martin, what are you hearin: ? . . seriously. martin, what are you hearin: ? , ., ., hearing? i 'ust reading what the sto sa s hearing? ijust reading what the story says of — hearing? ijust reading what the story says of course _ hearing? ijust reading what the story says of course we - hearing? ijust reading what the story says of course we do - hearing? ijust reading what thej story says of course we do know in this country— story says of course we do know in this country they were figures only yesterday about the labour markets and of _ yesterday about the labour markets and of course this problem of significant and growing number of peopie _ significant and growing number of people who are inactive. one of the theories is — people who are inactive. one of the theories is that long covid is par for the — theories is that long covid is par for the course of that problem because — for the course of that problem beca

the guardian's go on to win for 2. they tie the series at one apiece. and because of yesterday's rain out, game 3 will be played tomorrow afternoon in cleveland. the braves playing the fight and phillies in front of the undefeated eagles head coach nick sirianni phillies up one. nothing in the 3rd and that's when rhys hoskins yeah, he ends up unloading on spencer strider way out to left field with 2 men on that makes it 4, nothing. phillies, rhys hoskins feeling really good about this one. yeah. he just slams the bat down and that's the sort of reaction that you give when you brake for 19 slump in the playoffs. same inning. now bryce harper doing what he does best harford drives this one towering out to center field. also with a man on that makes it 6, nothing, philadelphia. they go on to win and a laugh or 9 to one. the phillies take a 2 to one lead in the series against the defending world series champions, atlanta braves and they can clinch the series tomorrow back at home at citizens bank park in philadelphia. let's talk about bruce bocce. yeah. his

does she have guardians?do you really think that i have traveled half of moscow and that i will go to her, this is unfair. to see her, that i have the right to do this? hello, i came to see valya, she became different. here is the one that i saw in this boarding house. i even think that's the first question you asked about the funeral. why didn't anyone know? it seems to me that only doctors and the director of this boarding house can give an answer. it seems to me so, maybe, well, a doctor will appear in our country today, maybe it was her request, maybe, but it was a joint decision, because they just couldn’t hide it , you know, it was not easy at all. yes, she was very complex. she didn't want to be seen in in this form. i'm sorry. commented on this whole story that happened or you never raised this topic. yes valya and valya probably saw in me the person to whom i wanted to . although she was going, as i say, to a new path, she wanted to live again everything that had happened to her before. i she told me

all right, on the cleveland, terry francona, the guardian's hosting the tampa bay rays guardians down one, nothing in the 6th man on jose ramirez. he goes with it right center. says it have enough. it cleveland has a 2, 1, lead and guardians hurler shane bieber was on the mound. he went 7 and two-thirds struck out 8 raise, including this one. guardian told on to win 2, 1, and they can clinch it tomorrow at home. again, these are all best of 3 have a red october in st. louis, where the cardinals took on the phillies. your favorite season. my favorite season cards up 2, nothing. in the night until the phillies put up 6 runs in the top of the night. they the bases loaded their genes to gore gets by the second baseman plates. 2 runs in the phillies. all of a sudden have a 3, 2, lead bryson stott. then it's a rope to paul goldschmidt. first who goes home? but it do so said he was pinch running. he beats the tag in the phillies. they're piling on for 2. they lead the cards went down in the night and the phillies take this one first game of the three-game set. and the phillies can clinch the