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ha ha ha! mimi is talented and successful. i mean, she designed the movie set she uses as her zoom background. as i've been learning about adhd, i especially am focusing in on all the negatives. ok. well, this is what needed to be fixed. this is why i needed to take medication, and i think even as it helps me, i go, "oh. well, i guess i need to take this because i'm weak." like, i find myself thinking those things. i don't know. maybe you can speak to this, that it just takes time to sort of not feel guilty about it all anymore. mimi: i can remember going back to my psychologist friend and saying to her, "i'm feeling really guilty. i mean, this is a controlled substance," and she said, "oh, nonsense." she said, "if you had diabetes, would you just not take insulin?" and i went, "what--ok. what are you talking about?" she said, "if you had diabetes, you would take your insulin, wouldn't you?" and i said, "well, sure," and she said, "well, your brain needs this, too." and i went, "oh!" she said, "it may be a controlled substance

— court, and he has widened it, not only has he — court, and he has widenedly about all of the distress caused by all of those articles. — distress caused by all of those articles, and he mentioned earlier in court _ articles, and he mentioned earlier in court how— articles, and he mentioned earlier in court how it has been really difficult — in court how it has been really difficult for him to take up these articles— difficult for him to take up these articles and go through them because they caused him paranoia, they had a hu-e they caused him paranoia, they had a huge impact — they caused him paranoia, they had a huge impact on his relationships and he became _ huge impact on his relationships and he became incredibly suspicious and he became incredibly suspicious and he said _ he became incredibly suspicious and he said that at a really young age, going _ he said that at a really young age, going through all that was incredibly difficult for him, and it has clearly— incredibly difficult for him, and it has clearly been very difficult for him in _ has clea

has worked. money has done the talking and a regime that has a very questionable human rights record has managed positive light by aligning itself with the sport like golf. thanks for “oininu us. it's the first day of quarter finals at the french open. novak djokovic is continuing his attempt to win a 23rd grand slam title — he's playing russia's karen kachanov. he lost the first set. he went on to win the second set on a tie—break and the third set is under way. djokovic has already broken serve. but we now know the first two women to reach the semi finals. there was no handshake, as expected, between second seed aryna sabalenka and ukraine's elina svitolina, after the belarusian came out on top 6—4 6—4. and czech player karolina muchova will be sabalenka's next opponent. she beat russia's anastasia pavlyuchenkova 7—5, 6—2. more on the breaking golf story on the bbc news website. and that's all the sport for now. thanks forjoining us. president zelensky said the russian —controlled dam was destroyed by an internal explosion in what he called a war crime and an act of terrorism. the russian defe

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has happened?- one has to ask, who benefits most from what has happened? hat has happened? to pick up on what steve was saying, _ from what has happened? to pick up on what steve was saying, there - from what has happened? to pick up on what steve was saying, there are | on what steve was saying, there are rumours and explanations about who benefits from it. they are getting more and more wild. in the last few minutes i read a statement from london from russian representatives saying it was james cleverly. i�*ve read accounts that actually it was a result of russia allowing the dam to get to fall, putting too much strain on an already weakened dam. the bottom line is that whatever happens here, this sabotage, whoever was responsible for it, has benefited the russians. it has been to the detriment of the ukrainians strategically. this was the main route across one of very large stretch of water in the south—western bit of the front. if the ukrainian forces were to get across, this was going to be one of their potential crossing points so losing that crossing

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, ha, ha, ha. now it's all covered up. claudia: it's very maddening. call it a day, but that doesn't mean we're giving up the democracy fight in hong kong. claudia: we'll just take it back home. bill: claudia mo, along with the city's remaining 15 pro-democracy politicians, are packing up and resigning en masse. claudia: what exactly happened was that they disqualified four of our democratic legislators, four of my colleagues. and to start with, i had to show solidarity with them. the reasons they used, saying they've not been patriotic, basically. they gave--they, beijing, has given some new definitions to patriotism. bill: the mass resignations means there's no opposition in the city's parliament. the council is now totally under beijing's control. claudia: look at this. bill: farewelling claudia mo, three other legco members who were also forced out. claudia: guys, this is a pilot. male: was. was a pilot. claudia: sweetie. and a medical doctor. they got all--well, i wouldn't say chucked out, 'cause i think they were--no, not you. you were--you two we

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has it progressed? tte us india relationship has in 2017, how has it progressed? st 20 years. it gradually widened and deepened over that time. today's visit was a further step forward in cementing the strategic partnership and it really builds on the foundation of what has been done previously and takes it to the next level. especially to efforts relating to the defence sector and technology, as well as resolving outstanding trade issues. but it has been a continuity process, not one that has differed but expanded and deepened over time. thdia that has differed but expanded and deepened over time.— deepened over time. india has chanced deepened over time. india has changed greatly _ deepened over time. india has changed greatly over- deepened over time. india has changed greatly over the - deepened over time. india has changed greatly over the last l deepened over time. india has l changed greatly over the last 20 years. the gdp is expected to overtake japan and germany in 2028. it is the world seven largest service sector industry. it is a hugely important countr

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ha ha ha ha. little horse joke there. very little. in your head but i hope it's something interesting. >> tom: happy hour has been illegal in massachusetts since 1984, the year i graduated from high school. there's a new push to bring back happy hour in massachusetts and i say go for it. senator julian sear has reintroduced a measure. he said massachusetts has a fun problem and it doesn't help it's absurdly expensive to live there so i say go ahead. >> greg: do you think boston needs more drunks. >> yes, like you said it's expensive to live in boston. >> greg: i never said that, you said that. >> tom: i agree with you, greg, it's expensive. >> greg: don't put words in my mouth. >> tom: the bars close early there anyway. >> greg: you're right it's no fun to go there. let's go to boston we have walking tours. where do you walk to? this is an old cemetery. oh, this used to be a hotel. shut up. nothing happened there. >> tom: it's true. >> greg: right? >> tom: yes. >> greg: nothing happened. >> tom: some things did happen. >> greg: nothin

has all kinds of _ are varied. everyone has all kinds of activities _ are varied. everyone hasties that they | kinds of activities that they engaging in in sub—saharan africa, especially that's security, that's weapons provision, that's training, natural resource extraction. they kinda run the gamut. this is a highly _ they kinda run the gamut. this is a highly lucrative. _ they kinda run the gamut. this is a highly lucrative. for example politico reports that in the central african republic it with the profits saw almost $1 billion and these activities are notjust lucrative. you accuses wagner of committing: —— the accuses wagner of committing: -- the eu. if that accuses wagner of committing: —— the eu. if that is the eu, this is the us. -- the eu. if that is the eu, this is the us.— -- the eu. if that is the eu, this is the us. they threaten stability. _ this is the us. they threaten stability. they _ this is the us. they threaten stability, they undermine - this is the us. they threaten l stability, they undermine good governance, they robbed countries of mineral wealth, the

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to prove his case here, he has to— he has to prove his case here, he has to bring — d what he is _ what he is saying is right and what he is alleging, but as you mentioned there. what— he is alleging, but as you mentioned there, what you just said was from his witness— there, what you just said was from his witness statement that we got earlier— his witness statement that we got earlier on— his witness statement that we got earlier on today, and at the end of that statement, just to review another— that statement, just to review another quote, he says, ifeel there is a responsibility to expose this criminal— is a responsibility to expose this criminal activity in the name of public— criminal activity in the name of public interest, the country and the british— public interest, the country and the british public deserve to know the depth _ british public deserve to know the depth of— british public deserve to know the depth of what was happening then and now. depth of what was happening then and now this— depth of what was happening then and now. this kind of behaviour

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has had _ in a few days. one year on, russia has had to— in a few days. one year on, russia hasom the internal— has had to defend moscow from the internal rebellion. what happens in russia _ internal rebellion. what happens in russia is— internal rebellion. what happens in russia is a — internal rebellion. what happens in russia is a matter for russia, but one thing — russia is a matter for russia, but one thing remains certain, the security— one thing remains certain, the security of— one thing remains certain, the security of our continent depends on ukraine _ security of our continent depends on ukraine winning this war. i commend the foreign— ukraine winning this war. i commend the foreign secretary for hosting ukraine — the foreign secretary for hosting ukraine recovery conference last week— ukraine recovery conference last week following discussions with foreign — week following discussions with foreign ministers. is he confident ukraine _ foreign ministers. is he confident ukraine will get the humanitarian support— ukraine will get the humanitarian support it — ukraine wi

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ha-ha-ha-ha. language] kyle: the abuse, the vituperation, the questioning of my motives, the impugning of my integrity by implying that i had been commissioned to write the article and had been paid by someone, well, these are familiar tactics. as you know, protestors in russia, who are sometimes set upon by cossacks with their whips-- simeon: i'm not going to tolerate people like kyle wilson bashing our community, writing hysterical articles against russia. you know, we have a newspaper, and we'll use that to defend russian interests and to publicly criticize and rebuff the outrageous allegations that kyle wilson makes. sean: simeon boikov's partner in the newspaper is russian national valeriy malinovskiy. malinovskiy is also the chairman of the australian branch of the double-headed eagle society, a pro-putin, russian nationalist group. boikov is his deputy. valeriy malinovskiy: the agenda of our branch is to promote russian culture, to educate people, to dismay this misconception about russia. t

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has _ risk. this is the level that the water has reached _ risk. this is the level that the water has reached so - risk. this is the level that the water has reached so far. - water has reached so far. authorities are really nervous it will go higher. prince harry arrives at the high court in london for day two of his evidence in his privacy case against a newspaper publisher. the prince went quickly through those doors behind me and he is now in the witness box for a second day of giving evidence. pope francis is hospitalised in rome to have abdominal surgery under general anaesthetic. that will take place in the coming hours. this is bbc news. coming up... we'll bring you all the latest developments live from the high court in london, where prince harry has begun day two of his evidence against the mirror group. we'll be across all the detail of that evidence as it happens. but first, let's turn to our other big story this morning, ukraine, where president zelensky has warned the destruction of the dam at nova kahhovka in southern ukraine risks leaving hundreds of thousands of peopl

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has been for hours _ had in the last hour or so. it has been for hours and _ had in the last hour or so. it hasunting. that cross—examination continues and as it does, the questioning is becoming more direct and intense. we are getting a lot of detail into the allegations that prince harry has made that information was gathered on him unlawfully. 0ur correspondent helena is with us. just tell us some of the details coming out of this. there are very specific cases being married done on. to there are very specific cases being married done on.— married done on. to put it into context, prince _ married done on. to put it into context, prince harry- married done on. to put it into context, prince harry has - married done on. to put it into - context, prince harry has selected 33 articles — context, prince harry has selected 33 articles at the heart of this case — 33 articles at the heart of this case which he says information was received _ case which he says information was received from unlawful methods of newsgathering from journalists working — newsgathering from journalists working for the pub

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has been a never say never about boris johnson. he has been a big figure within the conservative party. he has the decision to leave parliament, to stand down as an mp with immediate effect, and has been critical of the government, which i think is a great shame. i think the conservative government, the current conservative government, the current conservative government, the current conservative government has got a lot on its plate, it has a packed agenda when it is dealing with the economy, cost of living, and things like the nhs, so it is a shame that borisjohnson has left in the way that he has. he has left the door open for himself in his resignation letter, saying he is leaving parliament for now. you can never write the man off, we'll have to see if he can come back to parliament, but i think a period of silence now for borisjohnson since his resignation will occur, but i don't think it's the end of borisjohnson in the public eye. d0 think it's the end of boris johnson in the public eye.— in the public eye. do think, perhaps. — in the public eye. do think, perhaps, within _ in the publ

has or has not happened. the decide when a crime has or has not ha ened. :, ,, decide when a crime has or has not hauened. w ,d of prey may continue in some - happened. the peak district bird of prey may continue in some form, l happened. the peak district bird of l prey may continue in some form, but without the peak park. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. across the world and around the uk, this is bbc news. ukraine has accused russia of deliberately strung a huge dam on the day dnipro river in order to hamper its offensive. it sent a torrent of water towards communities in the south of the country, threatening dozens of settlements. this is a video that was tweeted by ukraine's president zelensky showing the reached hydroelectric dam. he says the shelling only confirms for the whole world that russians must be expelled from every corner of ukrainian land. however, the two sides are blaming each otherfor blowing up the dam with potentially deadly consequences for those communities downstream. these images from korabel downstream show flooding of houses and garages in a resid

he has made these negotiations and it's of course, very much needs to be seen. what exactly has been spoken about and what has been promised by foot and through lucas, frank of sophie goshen. because of course, that's very crucial to know at this stage, but the fact that it goes to now says that he's ordering his mind to return to bass is a very significant break for. it really is. thank you so much for you. i appreciate that. that is to boston for us in germany. we're going to get more on this from public falcon. however, as an independent russian defense analyst joining us from most go now i'm sure you've seen across the developments just in the last 10 or 15 minutes with progression asserting that to avoid blood shifts. wagner forces that go to the twin, the convoys to bases, he gave the order to turn back because of a risk of blood being spelled. was that really the only option for him at this point in time? what's really going to happen will have to seek marrow and who actually did a gift which for the session as to who have conditions such as temporary and my 12 work, not everyone's going to say is that