hoover as i mentioned, haskell is mentioned and the it closes the closes with the people.nd having inhabiting the union of soviet got it right second time socialist republics. we'll never forget the help rendered to by the american people through. the ira seeing in it a pledge of future friendship both peoples. so of course that's not going to happen right. spoiler alert, it turns out differently after ira withdraws from ussr, its reputation and legacy are vulnerable to every kind of soviet slander. lenin was succeeded by stalin. and you know how story goes as. president herbert hoover refused grant diplomatic recognition to. the soviet government that would happen only in 1933 under fdr, a successor. so hoover be punished by the 1930s. the party line that the purpose hoover's ira in russia had been espionage under the cover philanthropy. it's like so to say that right but that's what they saying in 1947 came the marshall plan, the european recovery program, better known as the marshall plan. pledges, $17 billion in economic assistance to europe over four years. aid was to

they had been claiming some progress in lou haskell blast, which they control your almost 99 percent of its territory, but no sense that this is a kind of turning point or kind of major development. but yes, a lot of pressure and very, very difficult situation. right now for ukraine specially given those, you know, problems with munitions in a 6. thank you so much for that update. as our correspondent mc connelly and keith, let's bring you up to speed now with some other world news headlines at this hour. a court in italy has acquitted form our prime minister, silvio berlusconi on charges of witness tampering. in an under age prostitution case, the judge cited legal errors in the prosecution's case. it's the 3rd trial related to his so called a bung among the sex parties. he held while in office world bank chief at david mall past, says he'll step down as a development lender next nearly a year early. he was appointed to the role in 2019. when donald trump was president, recently ballpark has come up against calls to step down for his inadequate approach to the climate crisis. in chi

i know haskell students -- high school students. [laughter] i agree with jonathan on desantis.erican history, one needs to be forward leaning about african-american htory. that's been true and should have been true since 1619 and certainly should have been true today. he should go to the african-american history museum. it is a very fair portrayal and very moving portrayal of american history. clarence thomas is in the museum, susan rice, condoleezza rice. they spend the diversity of back history. you can do that. i trust that at the end of the day, this curriculum will end up doing that. geoff: in the time that remains, let's talk about what democrats are going to be doing this weekend. they are going to vote on this new primary calendar proposed by president biden that would do a number of things, remove iowa from its primary position and push succulent forward in the calendar followed by nevada and primaries in georgia and michigan. what is your assessment of this new strategy here? >> those states are more a percent of our country than iowa going first or new hampshire goin

. >> this have another private haskell in the french bus country. emergency services arrived on scene quickly, but the teacher in her 50's died shortly after. police arrested the 16-year-old suspect within minutes. a psychological support unit has been set up for teachers and students. a minute of silence will be held in all french schools on thursday at 3:00 p.m. >> it is a sad day for our education system. it is a sad day, of course, for this school. the time for investigation will come. the time for possible conclusions will come. right now, it is a time for emotion, a time for solidarity. >> the suspect's classmates say he has mental health problems. he told another teacher he heard voices telling him to carry out the stabbing. over the past 40 years, there have been fewer than a dozen attacks in french schools. >> let's have a quick round up your headlines this hour. ukraine's allies vowed to strengthen defenses from the baltic to the black sea. speaking at a meeting in warsaw, joe biden reiterated nato will defend every inch of its territory.

they had been claiming some progress in lou haskell. bless, which they control your almost 99 percent of its territory, but no sense that this is a kind of turning point or kind of major development. but yes, a lot of pressure and very, very difficult situation right now for ukraine, especially given those, you know, problems, admissions, and logistics. thank you so much for that update. as our correspondent nick connelly and keith or russia's war in ukraine has fundamentally altered the perceived threat to security in europe. since the start of the war, nato has significantly ramped up its forces in the baltic states. at the request of the government, there larvae out lithuania and estonia all border russia and were once part of the soviet union. now they're members of nato and the european union. he w killian, bear has been to the emory airbase in estonia to look at nato's air policing mission, aimed at monitoring the skies for any unauthorized ration activity. thermal underwear, a water immersion suit boots, a g suit, a life jacket and a helmet. it takes lieutenant colonel christop

well, you go lovely stuff, haskell. stuff, james haskell.. yes i looking forward to i should be looking forward to that. see you tomorrow. that. we'll see you tomorrow. absolutely. forward it. absolutely. but forward to it. more come, including all the more to come, including all the news making the news and views making the headunes news and views making the headlines papers headlines in today's papers with leo burnell. welcome back. you're watching and listening to breakfast with stephen and angela. time for the papers this morning. we'll start with a time. should we? it has its investigation into british gas. who through an intermediary broke into vulnerable people's homes to fall mosfet prepayment metres . the homes to fall mosfet prepayment metres. the guardian leads homes to fall mosfet prepayment metres . the guardian leads with metres. the guardian leads with shell's announcement, which the tuc union has called obscene. the express says the bank of england's forecast on the uk economy is looking optimistic, while the daily mail leads

her first child with former rugby union player james haskell madeley, cut her maternity leave short toled to approximately 52 weeks of maternal and leave . so it begs maternal and leave. so it begs the question how soon should new mothers get back to work now, emily? if you had a baby a couple of years ago, two and a half years. yeah. congratulations. a little boy and some little devil. i've seen pictures . what would have pictures. what would have mentioned to simon? maybe once or twice . sorry. what is it? or twice. sorry. what is it? what is a respectable length of time? okay before you go back a few hours after had my caesarean major surgery was completing a 2000 word article in the maternity wards , finishing four maternity wards, finishing four four finishing an article for the britain's leading newspaper that evening daily mail that a big feature article about birth which i couldn't write before the birth that evening i was in the birth that evening i was in the maternity in a locked down hospital doing my regular saturday night radio slot in the bathroom with . the midwives bat

her first child with former rugby union player james haskell madeley, cut her maternity leave short toled to approximately 52 weeks of maternal and leave . so it begs maternal and leave. so it begs the question how soon should new mothers get back to work now, emily? if you had a baby a couple of years ago, two and a half years. yeah. congratulations. a little boy and some little devil. i've seen pictures . what would have pictures. what would have mentioned to simon? maybe once or twice . sorry. what is it? or twice. sorry. what is it? what is a respectable length of time? okay before you go back a few hours after had my caesarean major surgery was completing a 2000 word article in the maternity wards , finishing four maternity wards, finishing four four finishing an article for the britain's leading newspaper that evening daily mail that a big feature article about birth which i couldn't write before the birth that evening i was in the birth that evening i was in the maternity in a locked down hospital doing my regular saturday night radio slot in the bathroom with . the midwives bat

talk about haskell achievement estimate early childhood education wait 10 years. >> sent an excellent memory mr. ranking member. yes the preface of the report is of course it is no excuse for a former high schools that we to improve them. abate strong childhood education for. >> can you say a word about the importance of assessments in k-12? the so-called in states like arizona or we won't even know as a state, as a country it's important k-12. it's all about and number of members on both sides of the aisle sent what makes concert math, reading, writing a solution focus on. we sure we know no one enjoys assessment it's important to make sure we are accountable for all students and we can address persistent achievement gaps along income lines and geographic lines. taxes are so many mentioning short-term pell legislation is pending now. as a specific amendment to the competes and ability short-term pell had overwhelming democratic support democratic support did not survive. with the for-profit what we don't want to have happen short-term and we set up storefront operation take all of th

back in 1992, shaw , another 1992, eddie shaw, another charged and i was told in his name was eddie haskelllast presenter to host pot black was it was isabel can you imagine me ? i killed black you imagine me? i killed black me do it right on a sports show hope with that peter what's his name that put on to me a second was such a it was such a legacy it was such a an honour to have watched it for years on tv and then to be given it as i could, you could imagine. and was ted lowe still commentating? that was the great of ted lowe. was the great voice of ted lowe. yeah. whispering ted, what he taught you that way? oh, my goodness. you to him? goodness. you speak to him? would like shouting would he be like shouting and screaming to give screaming instantly used to give me ruse to go to me lifts. every ruse to go to train station and run. he had this big jaguar car and lovely, lovely everywhere lovely man. he went everywhere with his wife and yeah, it was lovely, but whispering ted would come along or just great, great come along orjust great, great characters . that whole circuit, characters.