of the guardian-— us, on the front page of the guardian. �*, , ., ., ., guardian.the photo and the headline, champions! _ guardian. it's the photo and the headline, champions! messy's l headline, champions! messy's crowning glory. after an extraordinary final this afternoon, which has been called the greatest world cup final ever and argentina won against france, it was a real roller—coaster game and i think one of the loveliest things about it is this personal story, personal triumph or lionel messi, 35 years old, probably his last world cup. scoring a number of the goals for argentina and just a lovely, kind of, final moment for him. as argentina beat france, there seem to have been two key players in the game. there was messy and kylian mbappe. most of them play for paris saint—germain and when you watch it, you have this feeling that as one scored then the other scored and it was that feeling like anything you can do, i can do better. as one commentator put it. it was a really exciting game to watch. we commentator put it. it was a really exciting game to watch

louis it's the guardian what do you expecting ? guardian what do you expecting?u expecting? guardian it's not a newspaper a it's a political propaganda vehicle for the wokeism so you didn't to be that didn't used to be it didn't use it. it was a solid left wing paper with a very, you know, profoundly important history. and in the of left wing ideas and to be the first story we talk about tonight is a solid of tonight is a solid bit of journalistic investigative it's not it's a lovely title a no i think it's like the anti tory is fine because if hadley freeman was trying to write about the transition from the perspective of does infringe on women's rights and not this is what she was what she was trying to do the guardian should be solidly behind i mean that should be absolutely anything absolutely if anything the proposition an proposition that trans is an attempt by men to shut down women is you one of women which is you know one of the arguments that kind of feels women which is you know one of the it's|ments that kind of feels women which is you know one of th

louis it's the guardian what do you expecting ? guardian what do you expecting?u expecting? guardian it's not a newspaper a it's a political propaganda vehicle for the wokeism so you didn't to be that didn't used to be it didn't use it. it was a solid left wing paper with a very, you know, profoundly important history. and in the of left wing ideas and to be the first story we talk about tonight is a solid of tonight is a solid bit of journalistic investigative it's not it's a lovely title a no i think it's like the anti tory is fine because if hadley freeman was trying to write about the transition from the perspective of does infringe on women's rights and not this is what she was what she was trying to do the guardian should be solidly behind i mean that should be absolutely anything absolutely if anything the proposition an proposition that trans is an attempt by men to shut down women is you one of women which is you know one of the arguments that kind of feels women which is you know one of the it's|ments that kind of feels women which is you know one of th

the guardians are rooting for you.t opportunity to work additional crystals. and i am sure that you are not afraid of the dark, everything should work out . how are you going to get through? well , look at the suitcases, i think at once and in the first to see that you saw so much in them, just a billion. so we will tell you where you are just push them away, well, in the other direction. well, i then. well, i'll do it for myself, just so i can run away, you know, and fix it. i know, i know you can go there as long as you want. go on first, you can not watch the first communication at all, firstly, there is nothing. turning a little further than the middle look like that, you. there are partitions on top, right? you have to overdo it. you see that you are not there back. now it's not like that. i just jumped over. okay. check no well it's not that far. no, it's not near the exit. he not near this turn, it's a little closer, i'm near the turn. we see you, there is only one small one. something in this look, look. choose

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here is the current guardian.d for deprivation of the parental right to alimony. there was an address in those documents. and with friends, i drove up to her. that's how she was surprised. where did you find this address? who gave it to you? i say, it doesn't matter who gave it, but the fact that i found it? here i look in the distance somewhere in the garage, polina and a boy ran through. here comes a young woman. i say i would like to see my granddaughters first. this is what we have unwrapped the glue and then she screams junkie. i say sorry dear. how can you insult me? if you see me for the first time, i say, i'm not only something you, probably a drug addict somehow i am very similar. i say, i don't drink or smoke, even what is the name of your girls guardian. now this is tatyana, sorry, zemlyakova yes, she came to us to explain herself. why does she not want the children to communicate with you at all? tatiana , come to us. hello here sits the grandmother of a girl who is under your care. why don't you give

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that is the guardian story that there is l guardian story that there is pressure from the on the toriestalks. the government has said this is an independent peer review body that is made the recommendations. and i think what we are seeing is the change from what used to take place in the old days. the nurses leader would've gone to number ten but you know there would have been long discussions through the night and some settlement reached. we have moved on from that. the nhs is running on different lines now. the nhs trusts are there and i think what the tories are worried about is there is a lot of public sympathy for the nurses and the public always hold the nurses in high regard. and the nhs is a body where the tories note that labour has the lead over it because labour set up the nhs. therefore they are worried in the situation in the post whether this will be an even greater damage to them and sunak needs to show some leadership particularly with the weather we are getting. i think the government has to step in. sian you see it that way? _ government has to step in. sian you see it

military staff to cover striking workers is being discussed at cabinet cobra meetings — that's in the guardianthe times also leads on hundreds of troops being drafted in to support the nhs. the i reports that nurses and government say they want negotiations to avert thursday's walk—out. the financial times leads on the holding of two meps as part of an international investigation into claims that qatar sought to buy influence in the european parliament. and lastly, fans plea for gareth southgate to stay and lead young lions to glory in the next euros, that's in the sun. a few themes and a few themes and let's a few themes and let's go a few themes and let's go tour a few themes and let's go tour guests. welcome back to both of you. let's start with the daily mail, the number of newspapers shining a horror on the frozen lake. terrible temperatures, the impacts on peoples lives, the travel chaos it causes but this is just the absolute horror of this story. the idea of the children were out trying to enjoy themselves but appeared to have fallen to the ice. for to enjoy themselves but appeared to

the guardian. same story. and obviously. _ to help. the guardian. same story.guardian. same story. and obviously, i want _ to help. the guardian. same story. and obviously, i want to _ to help. the guardian. same story. and obviously, i want to bring - to help. the guardian. same story. and obviously, i want to bring you| and obviously, i want to bring you when first and we talking by this nhs leaders, bosses, urging the pm to get involved and try to solve this and intervene somehow there at this and intervene somehow there at this 11th hour to head off the strikes that are going to be seen and realistically, how likely is that? 4' , , and realistically, how likely is that? ~ _ , that? unlikely but it shows i worried nhs _ that? unlikely but it shows i worried nhs chiefs - that? unlikely but it shows i worried nhs chiefs really i that? unlikely but it shows i | worried nhs chiefs really are that? unlikely but it shows i - worried nhs chiefs really are and there's a lot of concern inside government about the impact of the strikes. talking about pay but also abou

use the writing or the guardian of the faith. for him, the crises were the result of a lack of faith. the priests and lay people didn't understand their task. he countered falling membership and demand for more democratic structures with calls for greater developments. i am convinced that in 200 years time, benedict papacy will be seen as one of the most educational of the modern age modern era. the tragedy is that user for i think i might have been one of the greatest teachers in the history of the church. i just want to teach, but unfortunately his classroom is empty because the school house is burning down. oh, what's your demanded of all catholics? that they take their faith seriously without trying to subordinate to human needs or worldly challenges. the context maximus so himself list as a builder of bridges than a servant of the troops. those expecting something else from him were bound to be disappointed. accordingly, reactions to his state and pastoral visit to germany in 2011 were mixed met at berlin airport with full m

and so the erstwhile reformer ratner became the guardian of the faith . the head of the most feared authority in the vatican. ah, the files and band bookstore here go back to the counter reformation in the 16th century. it also houses records of court proceedings against your down of bruno and galileo. joseph wright senior became famous around the world in this post earning him the nickname, the punch cardinal, and god's rottweiler been that samson shafts my became one of his sharpest critics because he naturally became a part of the system in rank test. he became increasingly authoritarian. i have to say that they had to ball he had taken over an offer. i should, i could never imagine any one taking over the sanctum officio does the name that had conducted a whole range of inquisitions cylinder. so and hopefully cuz it's who owns, puts this into a few of these included proceedings against professor kuhn himself in 1979 the congregation of the doctrine of the faith revoked his license to teach catholic theology back then rosner was not yet prefect of the

and so the erstwhile reformer rosner became the guardian of the faith . the head of the most feared authority in the vatican. ah, the files and band bookstore here go back to the counter reformation in the 16th century. it also houses records of court proceedings against your down of bruno and galileo yos. the fried singer became famous around the world in this post earning him the nickname, the punch cardinal, and god's rottweiler bin, that samson shafts my became one of his sharpest critics because he naturally became a part of the system and rank tough. he became increasingly authoritarian. i have to say that they had to ball he had taken over an offer. i should. i could never imagine anyone taking over the sanctum official does the name that had conducted a whole range of inquisitions soon. got so unhealthily chrissy towards puts us into assured that these included proceedings against professor king himself in 1979 the congregation of the doctrine of the faith revoked his license to teach catholic theology back then writing. it was not yet prefect of

game with the ghosts of the guardians 3.ked together forward to victory. the test of the four elements is behind us, we replenished the reserves of teams with crystals, and the matrix of heroes with new qualities, it's time for the final stage. one of you can climb it and lead your team to the semi-finals will participate. just climb and don't worry. in any case, you say, just do not look at him. everything it will be ok. you just don’t do anything superfluous , everything does, because what you know how to do, what you learned with it, that’s what i do. okay, let's play, yes, so let's, i'll give you a little now, everything will work out. just don't be afraid , time will be fine. favorites. step forward. responsibility at your evenings are afraid to top. activate the final challenge. tower captains, parents. favorites start given heights, it is determined based on the amount earned by the one who first reaches the top and takes the needle now his team win. at the start everything is ready for us, you understand? yes, the de

anyway, to monday's guardian now . and the government guardian now.rnment is refusing to administer an injection of cash to nurses france and we covered this a bit before we indeed earlier. but it's a huge story so no i see no problem covering. it again uk government will stay resolute on nurses pay say all of a doubt and the minister defends refusal to override pay despite threat of further industrial action he dowden there's obviously said they will remain resolute on pay- they will remain resolute on pay. they the government digging their heels in however the royal college of nursing says that there will be hospitals and more nurses taking part in strikes at present not now, but throughout . and matthew taylor, the head of the nhs confederate , and has of the nhs confederate, and has echoed the point that made that we need to get both parties the table and we need to discuss this and we need to come to some resolution because the issue is with this particular strike as opposed to strikes for by ofsted, which no one cares about or other strikes, is

anyway, to monday's guardian now . and the government guardian now.rnment is refusing to administer an injection of cash to nurses france and we covered this a bit before we indeed earlier. but it's a huge story so no i see no problem covering. it again uk government will stay resolute on nurses pay say all of a doubt and the minister defends refusal to override pay despite threat of further industrial action he dowden there's obviously said they will remain resolute on pay- they will remain resolute on pay. they the government digging their heels in however the royal college of nursing says that there will be hospitals and more nurses taking part in strikes at present not now, but throughout . and matthew taylor, the head of the nhs confederate , and has of the nhs confederate, and has echoed the point that made that we need to get both parties the table and we need to discuss this and we need to come to some resolution because the issue is with this particular strike as opposed to strikes for by ofsted, which no one cares about or other strikes, is

key russia as reported by the guardian key russia as reported by the guardian key figures in washington agree that a figures in washington agree that a figures in washington agree that a special tribunal is needed to examine special tribunal is needed to examine special tribunal is needed to examine the war crimes committed by russia and the war crimes committed by russia and the war crimes committed by russia and to investigate the role of russia's to investigate the role of russia's to investigate the role of russia's leadership leadership leadership it's important that ukraine be able to it's important that ukraine be able to it's important that ukraine be able to as necessary prosecute these things but as necessary prosecute these things but as necessary prosecute these things but we're also supporting the efforts of the we're also supporting the efforts of the we're also supporting the efforts of the international criminal court to collect international criminal court to collect international criminal court to collect evidence and information there's been evidence and information t

and so the erstwhile reformer rosner became the guardian of the faith . the head of the most feared authority in the vatican. ah, the files and band bookstore here go back to the counter reformation in the 16th century. it also houses, records of court proceedings against your down of bruno and galileo years. the fried singer became famous around the world in this post earning him the nickname, the punch cardinal, and god's rottweiler fin that samson shafts my became one of his sharpest critics because he naturally became a part of the system and rank test. he became increasingly authoritarian. i have to say that they had cabal via taken over an offer. i should. i could never imagined anyone taking over the sanctum official does he the name that had conducted a whole range of inquisitions soon? ga. so unhealthily chrissy tools for assisted to assure that these included proceedings against professor king himself in 1979 the congregation of the doctrine of the faith revoked his license to teach catholic theology back then writing. it was not yet prefect of

the one featured in the guardian has many questions. i think— the guardian has many questions. the money is spent. now should we increase — money is spent. now should we increase the number of doctors that we are _ increase the number of doctors that we are training? or, why do we train your doctors — we are training? or, why do we train your doctors but prefer to page huge agency— your doctors but prefer to page huge agency fees and to recruit doctors for ships? — agency fees and to recruit doctors for ships? we need to work out whether— for ships? we need to work out whether it _ for ships? we need to work out whether it the money that is spent is being _ whether it the money that is spent is being spent properly. and to assess— is being spent properly. and to assess this expenditure in the way it should _ assess this expenditure in the way it should be. especially for this large _ it should be. especially for this large corporation we are running. but this— large corporation we are running. but this focus on the impact on inflation — but this focus on the impact on inflation

well, they think so, they even turn off our guardians, or do they receive documents from the russianng to russian legislation, and this is a separate issue, we observe how they prevent it as much as possible. take away from the ukrainian legal guardians , so the next thing is to transfer the document either through adults who can accompany such children or directly to the child, then thirdly, we work out the logistical routes from a russian city to where we are on enemy territory, we will take the child out through what is the border so that it gets to the territory of one of the european countries that help us or other countries, again, i will not reveal many details to you because we returned a very small number of our ideas we want to return everyone who wants to, who wants to, who wants and wants to return to ukraine, that's the question, i didn't tell you what other situations they can make a decision about themselves, if they don't have guardians there, they can contact and know where to go to contact the ukrainian side, we we are talking about teenagers, the truth is not neces

well the guardian on. yeah yeah.reans have been laying about their eyes just like you do on. yeah i'm 18 on it. so all south koreans to become 18 but actually 12. yeah so i know i can get on so all south koreans to become younger as traditional system scrapped this is quite exciting south korea is to scrap its traditional of counting ages and adopt international standard. a change that will knock off one or two years off people's ages official documents but could take some time to seep into daily life. so this is really good news if you're a 30 year old single woman because you're now if you're dating an now 28. but if you're dating an 18 old, news for you 18 year old, bad news for you because know they're because they know they're suddenly now 60. yeah. suddenly gay. now 60. yeah. you've become a non you've become a become a non you've become a problematic person . i don't know what the person. i don't know what the rules are yet, but yeah, it's exciting. so they basically rejig system. yeah, rejig the whole system.

well the guardian on. yeah yeah.reans have been laying about their eyes just like you do on. yeah i'm 18 on it. so all south koreans to become 18 but actually 12. yeah so i know i can get on so all south koreans to become younger as traditional system scrapped this is quite exciting south korea is to scrap its traditional of counting ages and adopt international standard. a change that will knock off one or two years off people's ages official documents but could take some time to seep into daily life. so this is really good news if you're a 30 year old single woman because you're now if you're dating an now 28. but if you're dating an 18 old, news for you 18 year old, bad news for you because know they're because they know they're suddenly now 60. yeah. suddenly gay. now 60. yeah. you've become a non you've become a become a non you've become a problematic person . i don't know what the person. i don't know what the rules are yet, but yeah, it's exciting. so they basically rejig system. yeah, rejig the whole system.

the guardian has analysis of train delays on its front page.he paper claims over half ofjourneys from the uk's busiest stations have experienced delay an investigation into energy companies leads the front page of the daily telegraph/ of the daily telegraph. the paper says direct debits are going up even when accounts are in credit. the i leads on a survey from the british medical association, which suggests two thirds ofjunior doctors are trying to leave the nhs. meanwhile, the front page of the daily mail claims fees for agency staff are sucking the nhs dry. it says that the health service is being charged half a billion a billion a year in fees. and the sun leads on the death of 26—year—old ellie edwards, who was killed at a pub in merseyside on christmas eve. let us begin. nigel and jo, lovely to see you both. jo, jo, i'm going to ask you to kick us off, and it's the i we're leading with. two thirds ofjunior doctors are trying to leave the nhs. yes. with. two thirds ofjunior doctors are trying to leave the nhs. yes, so this is a poll— are t

the guerrilla guardian clubs are fighting back. this rain forest can only be reached on foot. zante tear and the able forest research project team are on the lookout for rare primaries. oh, oh, look and that's a gorillas nest. we belong to marin usually build them on the ground glee after their evening meal. they make themselves a place to sleep. one is more on frederick he onto we haven't levin primate species here, including gorilla scholarship, pansies, drills and prices. red, colorless monkeys. nicola brady purse. the primates are in high demand with poachers who can sell them as bush meat. jaunty tear also used to make his living that way. but for most of the last 10 years, he's any study their tracks to find out which animals are traveling way in the forest. he lives in liberty on the edge of able forest. one of the 3 villages that are taking part in the project they do when i have grasped what impact merging hands and anyway, like, it's not really a profitable business particularly. okay, yes, you can earn a bit of, but the

anyone who wants to take part must join a guerrilla guardian club. then they get paid for their work for gandhi drank fernando, i have to thin out the clearing a bit so the camera isn't obstructed. cassandra, i hipaa laconia once a month the team spends a few days venturing deep into the rain forest. they use campuses and t p. s to find their way marcell kitchen has been part of the team for 9 years. the environmental scientist recalls precisely where each animal trail is found. what's particularly interesting are the movements of the around 25 gorillas that were discovered here in 2002 to then they were only 2 known gorilla sub species. and cameron, one group living south of the seneca river and another hundreds of kilometers away to the north. for the reason why we call we are collecting the sample is to do some genetic analyses to find out, well, how related the glass of able to doors farms hard of the cassandra, the crockery where go less able forest in southwest and cameron covers an area of almost 1500 square kilometers and borders on nigeria.

e, the collective guardian of our statehood sounds great great image is well positioned, but how toally be in practice this effective guardian of the state , vladimir francevich, what he already has now, if anything, we, as a society, can bring from him and should do it. well, here they sit and uh, representatives of civil society alexander sergeevich eh. see what we are doing, we are sensible from our belarusian position. so you correctly told such people's intuition the basic elements of our political system, without looking around , despite the west, without copying their model, because as soon as we start copy. we immediately make bookmarks with which they can pull these strings and mani. our system here is our main task. what is the sovereignty of belarus, it is not necessary in the originality of our constitutional system. before that, be afraid, you don’t have to peep and copy anything from anyone. e our modern constitution is the basic law, based on the centuries- old traditions of the belarusian statehood. yes, we update them. the concept of civil society has appeared, but

but the guerrilla guardians clubs don't want things to stop there. move wrong, go unfair. do we want to know, go zone to be created was on which the measures to guarantee this arrival of the guerrillas are respected rush because the species is in danger of extinction. finish by the shown alman. that's why he only takes his children to the edge of the forest. well, look here, this trail, what animal left that trail. if you'd assume a porcupine, he wants his children to know about animals. but he also wants them to know when to leave the forest to its inhabitants. and once again, that's an important reminder that the best way to ensure mitchell conservation is to get kids involved at our very young age. we've come to the end of eco africa this week. thanks for joining us. i see you again next time i am priscilla simps signing off from nigeria. so long crease it is also time for me to say good bye, but i look forward to reading all your comments on our social media platforms. so please do send them through until next time. do have yourselves a wonderful week and be sure to ke

the guerrilla guardian clubs are fighting back. so this rain forest can only be reached on foot, zante tear and the able forest research project team are on the lookout for rare primaries. oh, oh, look and that's a gorillas nest. we belong to mar. unusually, build them on the ground will be after their evening meal. they make themselves a place to sleep. longer. secrecy. more on frederick, is he on board? we have 11 primary species here that including gorilla skull, chimpanzees, drills, and prices red, colourless monkeys. nicole obeyed to prayers. the primates are in high demand with poachers who can sell them as bush meat. jaunty tear also used to make his living that way. but for most of the last 10 years, he's any study their tracks to find out which animals are traveling way in the forest. he lives in liberty on the edge of able forest. one of the 3 villages that are taking part in the project. they do when i have grasped what impact voting hands and anyway like it's not really a profitable business particularly. okay. yes, you

the guerrilla guardian clubs are fighting back. this rain forest can only be reached on foot. zante tear and the able forest research project team are on the lookout for rare primaries. oh yeah. oh look and that's a gorillas nest way was undermining usually build them on the ground? glory after their evening meal. they make themselves a place to sleep. long as a pushy or on fed that you see on, but we have 11 primary species here that including gorilla skull, chimpanzees, and drills and prices red, colourless monkeys. nicola, by the birth the primates are in high demand with poachers who can sell them as bush meat, jaunty tear, also used to make his living that way. but for most of the last 10 years, he's any study their tracks to find out which animals are traveling way in the forest. he lives in liberty on the edge of able forest, one of the 3 visitors that are taking part in the project. they do when i have grasped what impact voting hands and anyway like it's not really a profitable business particularly. okay. yes, you can ear

uh, what was worked out by us and in this way we raise the pedagogical competence of parents and guardians really is such a possible positive fact in this that not all children and not all people in general will receive ptsr, i.e. the disorder itself is the disorder, yes, only 20-25% of this population has a tendency to it, so children, too, with their adaptability and such a flexible psyche, they are just as well, you know , they are prone to healing itself, so when we take those in whom we see signs burdened hunting for what to pay attention to in your children

next the guardian. next up is the guardian.ir band journey resolve their issues? i won't believing paul. well, good for . you, andrew. well, good for. you, andrew. a member of the rock band journey has served fellow band mate with a cease and desist order for performing hit not their only hit, i'm told. it was to me. don't stop believin . is there don't stop believin. is there any hit? well, that was one other one. don't stop believing remix. yes. the range picture , remix. yes. the range picture, the extended version and to believe leaving and never sing again. german electro eurotrash from from just back to doing silly walks, i think. so what's the actual story? so he performed this one of the journey band mates perform this in front of donald trump at mar a lago last month. right now neil neil schon i think it's how you are . that's how you you are. that's how you pronounce his surname. i'm looking at either a guitar right now. yeah. he performed song, right? he he's the one who i think it was jonathan cain who was the keybo

next the guardian. next up is the guardian.ir band journey resolve their issues? i won't believing paul. well, good for . you, andrew. well, good for. you, andrew. a member of the rock band journey has served fellow band mate with a cease and desist order for performing hit not their only hit, i'm told. it was to me. don't stop believin . is there don't stop believin. is there any hit? well, that was one other one. don't stop believing remix. yes. the range picture , remix. yes. the range picture, the extended version and to believe leaving and never sing again. german electro eurotrash from from just back to doing silly walks, i think. so what's the actual story? so he performed this one of the journey band mates perform this in front of donald trump at mar a lago last month. right now neil neil schon i think it's how you are . that's how you you are. that's how you pronounce his surname. i'm looking at either a guitar right now. yeah. he performed song, right? he he's the one who i think it was jonathan cain who was the keybo

the guardian.ont cover of the guardian. they've also got pele, of course, but what else have they got? they've got pele. one got? they've got pele. yes one in tory pairs have in ten tory pairs have given more n £100,000 the party. more than £100,000 to the party. this the guardian. so they this is the guardian. so they say see this as news. i say they see this as big news. i don't really it is. don't really think it is. i mean, that's exactly what goes on. all time. and this is how the conservative party is funded , the way as the , much the same way as the labour party , funded huge labour party, funded by huge donations the unions. donations from the unions. i guessin donations from the unions. i guess in return there aren't as probably as many labour pairs. they to be seen in they don't want to be seen in the house lords because the house of lords because politically doesn't look good politically it doesn't look good for. but i don't see any different. i don't there's different. i don't think th

the guardian.ont cover of the guardian. they've also got pele, of course, but what else have they got? they've got pele. one got? they've got pele. yes one in tory pairs have in ten tory pairs have given more n £100,000 the party. more than £100,000 to the party. this the guardian. so they this is the guardian. so they say see this as news. i say they see this as big news. i don't really it is. don't really think it is. i mean, that's exactly what goes on. all time. and this is how the conservative party is funded , the way as the , much the same way as the labour party , funded huge labour party, funded by huge donations the unions. donations from the unions. i guessin donations from the unions. i guess in return there aren't as probably as many labour pairs. they to be seen in they don't want to be seen in the house lords because the house of lords because politically doesn't look good politically it doesn't look good for. but i don't see any different. i don't there's different. i don't think th

the guardian saying that the guardian is saying that it's, the, it's the pm's it's, it's the, it's thepm's job to intervene , to stop the job to intervene, to stop the strikes , this rolling strikes strikes, this rolling strikes that have been happening continually i have to say i like their front page picture more with the sort of green and common style with green and plenty through plastic bags. i don't know, just feels a little bit more with them asking people to honk as they pass if great i'm with the honking really does march actually but i mean clapping for the nhs didn't put them their wages up so love them with their wages up so love a any good a good honking like any good home view some did so yeah or it could be a way to bring up distress which then makes people sicker and more care . but sicker and more health care. but i mean, i'm looking at this picture and i want say this picture and i want to say this in totally the nicest is in a totally the nicest way is that we've a major health that we've got a major health crisis and it looks like nhs crisis and it looks like the nh

the guardian saying that the guardian is saying that it's, the, it's the pm's it's, it's the, it's thepm's job to intervene , to stop the job to intervene, to stop the strikes , this rolling strikes strikes, this rolling strikes that have been happening continually i have to say i like their front page picture more with the sort of green and common style with green and plenty through plastic bags. i don't know, just feels a little bit more with them asking people to honk as they pass if great i'm with the honking really does march actually but i mean clapping for the nhs didn't put them their wages up so love them with their wages up so love a any good a good honking like any good home view some did so yeah or it could be a way to bring up distress which then makes people sicker and more care . but sicker and more health care. but i mean, i'm looking at this picture and i want say this picture and i want to say this in totally the nicest is in a totally the nicest way is that we've a major health that we've got a major health crisis and it looks like nhs crisis and it looks like the nh

well excuse me folded even call the guardians. they are parents. of five. i am very worried with you . here is marina. accept my support. i see yours. that's just how mom understands you. your eyes. you tears are really your child and the trauma that she is now receiving anechka mama maria here. well, your child has two genders, no one thought about how she would continue to live, because childhood trauma remembers, she does not remember. from birth we get trauma, and then the trauma of rejection of rejection from your own mother is from you marina and it is difficult for her to convey that here irina is fighting for rights. and here is my dad, he has no registration. he can't break the law to enter the child has. there is a feeling of being thrown away. oh, it is, and you understand that you are fighting now, you are fighting for the happiness of your future child , he will live with you, he will not live with you, how to decide the law in a state of law. unfortunately , according to the letter of the law, but speaking from the heart, the girl sho

the guardian would shift the blame . guardian would shift the blame.he government report blames nhs crisis on tory decade of neglect . the times has last minute talks to help nurse strike breakdown and boost your immune system. what works as a certainly a bit more urgent than it might have been a couple of days ago. the sun as check ten died trying to save ice lads and the star has operation brass monkeys which is all to do with theice monkeys which is all to do with the ice obviously. well, those were your front pages. let's take a look at them in more detail. we start with the daily . we detail. we start with the daily. we josh and frozen britain grinds to a halt and young jack there who has gone through a small section of frozen britain. yeah is tragic fate . yeah. i mean, is tragic fate. yeah. i mean, he's on his photos on i think pretty much most of the papers and we dealt with it yesterday on the show . but and we dealt with it yesterday on the show. but as more detail is and suddenly when you get pictures of the actual people involved , it just

the guardian would shift the blame . guardian would shift the blame.he government report blames nhs crisis on tory decade of neglect . the times has last minute talks to help nurse strike breakdown and boost your immune system. what works as a certainly a bit more urgent than it might have been a couple of days ago. the sun as check ten died trying to save ice lads and the star has operation brass monkeys which is all to do with theice monkeys which is all to do with the ice obviously. well, those were your front pages. let's take a look at them in more detail. we start with the daily . we detail. we start with the daily. we josh and frozen britain grinds to a halt and young jack there who has gone through a small section of frozen britain. yeah is tragic fate . yeah. i mean, is tragic fate. yeah. i mean, he's on his photos on i think pretty much most of the papers and we dealt with it yesterday on the show . but and we dealt with it yesterday on the show. but as more detail is and suddenly when you get pictures of the actual people involved , it just

yeah, so meg is asking where guardians usually family members they were. they could also be members of the town. so sometimes community members say like local officials. would place someone under guardianship, but primarily guardians where family members or or close friends neighbors? absolutely. a great question okay, great. well, thank you so much everybody excellent job today, and i will see you back here on thursday. thanks again.

week tv guide also the guardian one. is bumper one.re is also bumper festive tv guide just in case people are panicking and freaking here but yes the freaking out here but yes the big the big the story here is drugs found after parties at trust home this trust is government home this is when still before she when she was still before she was prime but she was holding all of these events and she was allowed to in her at the time and they found cocaine and we are going to talk about that story in a little bit. yes. and the one the big story here, arguably , of tucked away at the arguably, of tucked away at the bottom about there's been an apology over the palace incident where lady hussey and nkosi they met and lady hussey apologised and nick as he will he said okay i accept your apology and please don't investigate my charity . don't investigate my charity. okay for the last part of this section, we're going to look the daily star, the front page . daily star, the front page. lewis, tell us about this horrendous eau de toilette. well i'

week tv guide also the guardian one. is bumper one.re is also bumper festive tv guide just in case people are panicking and freaking here but yes the freaking out here but yes the big the big the story here is drugs found after parties at trust home this trust is government home this is when still before she when she was still before she was prime but she was holding all of these events and she was allowed to in her at the time and they found cocaine and we are going to talk about that story in a little bit. yes. and the one the big story here, arguably , of tucked away at the arguably, of tucked away at the bottom about there's been an apology over the palace incident where lady hussey and nkosi they met and lady hussey apologised and nick as he will he said okay i accept your apology and please don't investigate my charity . don't investigate my charity. okay for the last part of this section, we're going to look the daily star, the front page . daily star, the front page. lewis, tell us about this horrendous eau de toilette. well i'