there's bits of hope. _ no cautious optimism and hope? there is. there's bits of hope. hope? there is. there's bits of hope. it's a - is. there's bits of hope. it's a positive momentum. were hoping and we stand ready for other operations of this kind. it's important to see that parties to the conflicts are ready to put humanity first and we are hoping that this will happen again and again. it does bring a lots of hope in just a serious humanitarian crisis of people dealing with this. when you see this operation and what it means it means that thousands of families are being reunified. and i'm speaking to you and others of them are they speaking for the first time in many years. it is extraordinary. i want to tell her our audience are a little bit about the logistics. there are number of chartered flights, a total of 18 flights chartered back and forth between six towns in yemen and saudi arabia. . , _, . ., arabia. that is correct. in four da s arabia. that is correct. in four days and _ arabia. that is correct. in four days and six — arabia. that is correct. in four da

presumably, her title hopes are in the balance. it. title hopes are in the balance.eason arguably for arsenal. their hopes are already quite thin. they now sit six points. really, really worrying times for arsenal and england, and just the worst point the season. emma sanders there. more reaction to that hugely significant story on the bbc sport website. to the men's game and, they might be top of the table, but arsenal have had a few wobbles of late, so tonight's match against southampton could be crucial in their fight to win the premier league title. they're currently four points ahead of manchester city and they play each other at the ethiad on wednesday, so a victory tonight would set them up nicely. manager mikel arteta says he is "confident" arsenal can return to winning ways. i see signs of revenge and determination to get even better, but that_ determination to get even better, but that is— determination to get even better, but that is not enough and we have to manage — but that is not enough and we have to manage more and more and we have to manage more and

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but there's no hope at home, so you just continue.0, 35 passengers, with the driver, the car is dead and they are all dead. driver only has the right to use the water because they use it to put inside the car. some killed the passengers for your own water to drink. when richard finally arrived in libya, he was kidnapped for ransom. she doesn't have money. it is easier for you to call your— it is easier for you to call your family to send money or your— your family to send money or your dad~ _ your family to send money or your dad. yeah.— your dad. yeah. richard eventually _ your dad. yeah. richard eventually made - your dad. yeah. richard eventually made it - your dad. yeah. richard eventually made it to i your dad. yeah. richard - eventually made it to tripoli and then in 2011 when gadarfi's regime fell, he decided to attempt crossing. when you finally got in lampedusa, you finally arrived, what was that feeling like? for you? i was so weak, very, very weak, but i was... "finally, i have seen light." richard, i got something to show

united i hope it's 1a i hope it's14 consecutive league matches.us. it's the latest chapter in what has become a circus and is parts of north london, with tottenham parting ways with their previous manager in march and have only had one victory since then. their previous interim manager was sacked after the 6—1 defeat with newcastle and its only manchester united but conceded more goals and spurs since it turn of the year. they turn to ryan mason to take the teams are the end of year. we ask them what the priorities after the humbling at saint james park. b. after the humbling at saint james park. �* ., , park. a reaction, absolutely erection- — park. a reaction, absolutely erection. sunday _ park. a reaction, absolutely erection. sunday was - park. a reaction, absolutely - erection. sunday was disappointed for us and i would hope and expect that there is a restrict reaction from the players. from everyone in this building and everyone involved in the club as well. i believe in the group and i believe in what we want to do and hopefully we can tran

hope for those affected by war, hope i the world is in need of hope.hose in the face of the existential— for those in the face of the existential threat - for those in the face of the existential threat of- for those in the face of the i existential threat of climate change _ existential threat of climate change on— existential threat of climate change. on this _ existential threat of climate change. on this ireland - existential threat of climate i change. on this ireland visit existential threat of climate . change. on this ireland visit is existential threat of climate - change. on this ireland visit is an important — change. on this ireland visit is an important statement _ change. on this ireland visit is an important statement of _ change. on this ireland visit is an important statement of hope - change. on this ireland visit is an important statement of hope and i important statement of hope and support— important statement of hope and support for— important statement of hope and support for building _ important statement of hope and support for

said in a sense, you're hoping to break the cycle. . you're hoping to break the cycle.campbell because that's where a lot of people are based. but afghanistan is an enormous country. i hoping that you'll be able to reach maybe even some of the country would never had the opportunity to go to school? i'm from the pack to care province. they are not allowed to go to school but they are desperate to get some education and through our programme, at least they can watch. they can listen to this programme. they can get some education through the tv, through our satellite channel. i'm sure this programme will not only reach the audience in big cities but in rural afghanistan as well because we will broadcast this programme not only on satellite channels, on our social media platforms, on radio as well. we have some good audience on radio as well so we are really happy with that. ., ., ., �* �* , with that. radio, that bbc broadcast that country has _ with that. radio, that bbc broadcast that country has magnificent - with that. radio, that bbc broadcast that country has magnif

but there's no hope at home, so you just continue.t a group, the whole 30, 35 passengers, with the driver, the car is there and they are all dead. the driver only has the right to use the water because they use it to put inside the car. some killed the passengers for your own water to drink. when richard finally arrived in libya, he was kidnapped for ransom. she doesn't have money. it is easier for you to call your family to send money or your dad. richard eventually made it to tripoli and then in 2011 when gaddafi's regime fell, he decided to attempt crossing. when you finally got in lampedusa, you finally arrived, what was that feeling like? i was so weak, very, very weak, but i was... "finally, i have seen light." richard, i've got something to show you. wow. - can i have it? yeah. quietly: wow. so grateful to have it back. wow, thank you very much. how many years? 2014? yes. it's expired! laughter. it's expired, my brother! richard found his way from lampedusa to bremen, germany, where he now works as a forklift truck driver. now

and as we gather in this easter week, we recognize that the world is in need of hope, hope for those affected by war, hope for those suffering from hunger and hope for those in the face of the existential threat of climate change on this -- on this visit to northern ireland is an important statement of hope and support for building a better and continued peaceful and prosperous future for all. we thank you for your unstinting and constructive support for the good friday agreement over the last 25 years and for your continued close engagement, which you demonstrated so >> friends and colleagues politics is a noble profession. and we are fortunate today to welcome not just a very fine politician, but an outstanding and international statesman. president biden in life you have demonstrated unshakable faith, deep resilience, and the ability to bring people of diverse and often conflicting views together. above all, the memorable words of the iconic shamus. challenge us to believe that the farther short is reachable. i invite you now to address thousands. [applause] pres. biden: well, mom

, but hope remains we - unfolded, but hope remains we will overcome _ unfolded, but hope remains we willere are em . overcome this. mistreats here are empty- it's _ overcome this. mistreats here are empty- it's hard — overcome this. mistreats here are empty. it's hard for _ overcome this. mistreats here are empty. it's hard for people - overcome this. mistreats here are empty. it's hard for people to - overcome this. mistreats here are empty. it's hard for people to get| empty. it's hard for people to get food and clean water. the bbc spoke to one british man who trapped with his wife and two children. irate to one british man who trapped with his wife and two children.— his wife and two children. we are not leaving _ his wife and two children. we are not leaving where _ his wife and two children. we are not leaving where we _ his wife and two children. we are not leaving where we are. - his wife and two children. we are not leaving where we are. we'rel not leaving where we are. we're living in one room and running to the basement when it gets bad. we sleep in the basement. it's far too

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well, i certainly hope that we are on the verge of breakthrough. i think the caution that mr. brain put forward is very much warranted at the end of the day. any conflict originally was an internal civil war. unfortunately, they both have on saudi arabia and the you were, you exasperated the situation or more weapons into the conflict, made it much lawyer that located us, kill a majority of the people in the last year and it made it worse if the iranians in the saudis all outs, if they no longer compete with each other in yemen to that civil war, at a minimum, that element will be gone, but it will not automatically resolve the conflict in that itself. it will remain, the traditions will remain, but it will make it easier to resolve. one of the fact that is important to understand here, most civil war simply cannot drive on for more than a year unless or an elements get involved. when foreign elements get involved or more weapons and resources into the conflict. that's when civil wars tend to go on for years and years and be more sustainable. so th

i just hope that it does get. just hope that it does get sorted _ just hope that it does get sorted out hope that it does get sorted out quickly. it's i just hope that it does get sorted out quickly. it's really unfortunate _ sorted out quickly. it's really unfortunate if _ sorted out quickly. it's really unfortunate if you're - sorted out quickly. it's really| unfortunate if you're needing sorted out quickly. it's really l unfortunate if you're needing a major operation or you've been on a waiting list but ultimate i __ on a waiting list but ultimate i —— ultimately i think it's the only way na things can change. i the only way na things can chance. ~ , the only way na things can chance. ~' , ., ., change. i think they do need a significant _ change. i think they do need a significant pay _ change. i think they do need a significant pay rise, _ change. i think they do need a significant pay rise, obviously| significant pay rise, obviously 35%. _ significant pay rise, obviously 35%. they're _ significant pay rise, obviously 35%, they're aiming - significant pay rise, obviously 35%, they

shazia, what do you hope this will achieve?- you hope this will achieve? in my work as a journalist, i _ you hope this will achieve? in my work as a journalist, i have - you hope this will achieve? in my. work as a journalist, i have spoken with many— work as a journalist, i have spoken with many schoolgirls in afghanistan and they— with many schoolgirls in afghanistan and they are so desperate to learn and they are so desperate to learn and they— and they are so desperate to learn and they were asking us if we had a programme — and they were asking us if we had a programme because they want to learn so right— programme because they want to learn so right now— programme because they want to learn so right now there is a programme for them _ so right now there is a programme for them and they can learn and bars programme — for them and they can learn and bars programme can motivate them, it can given— programme can motivate them, it can given the _ programme can motivate them, it can given the good side of learning and from yesterday, we are getting really

i together anyway, are there any glimmers of hope?— glimmers of hope?nal effort for now i glimmers of hope? i think the international effort for now is | international effort for now is really focused on just trying to deliver a cease—fire. and they haven't been able to do that yet. bringing the two men together will be much more difficult and time—consuming. as he sat on the first to have a conflict, he wanted to drag him to court or see him die likea dog. to drag him to court or see him die like a dog. that's not language for people who are probably going to come together very soon. so really, everyone has been concentrating on just trying to get people out. bind just trying to get people out. and in terms of _ just trying to get people out. and in terms of international influence, you've got the big players like china and saudi arabia, uae, russia — the trouble is there are a whole variety of different influences and agendas that they are pushing, and that complicates things even further, doesn't it? i that complicates things even further, doesn't it

how hopeful are you about an eventual end to this conflict? as the, you know, many, i really have mixed feelings. and also as a researcher, i see mixed indications and conflicting indications that this is positive and might be negative at the same time. so as you know many, i would say that i've been getting so many messages from relatives and family members asking me, is this true? is it true? like the shake of hands between the saudi ambassador via the duty officer and the shop? is that true or to fake news or? and the question is, when will we see that image of shaking hands between them, any of the shows and you have any leaders themselves, you know, 8 route 30 years of conflict have devastated the lives of millions of millions in yemen. the un once estimated that the conflict had the best of nearly a quarter of a 1000000 people, although many and i am an expert, i believe the debt to to be significantly higher. so that means really people, it's idea that really in disbelief because of that, the huge key of death and pain and suffering not

i am hope all -- hopeful.should have a temporary replacement until she does and we hope republicans will join us. >> are there any welfare reforms republicans would support? >> would you do it by unanimous consent? there could be four votes. would you only do it if it's by unanimous consent or would you use? >> look, as i said, i hope the republicans will join us in making sure this happens. it's the only right and fair thing to do. that's the correct thing to do and we hope they will do it. yes. >> have you had any conversations with mcconnell over? >> well, he's just back today and so, um, i would like to talk to him about it. >> what you haven't discussed? >> i happened, i was respectful of his time away. >> oh. [laughter] >> you are the first one up. garrett? >> you said president biden will meet with mccarthy after he has a plan. does he have to pass his plan to the house or does he just have, to present a plan? >> let's see what the plan is. the first step is to come up with a plan. let's see what it is.

kyiv hopes its application gets fast-track.nk like members would like a symbolic gesture given to ukraine at an upcoming summit in july, but as long as the war continues to rage, it is unlikely to happen. mark: we are watching all the development on the situation in ukraine. next, the importance of peace in the taiwan strait. emmanuel macron speaking with his u.s. counterpart. the call comes in the wake of macron's words that europe should not necessarily follow the u.s. line on matters relating to china, including taiwan. joe biden has about to defend taiwan's independence in the case of a chinese attack. french police fired tear gas in a village in the south of france. authorities said it was to keep angry protesters away from president emmanuel macron, the target of chants and echoes for a second day over his unpopular pension reforms. they had a state traveled to the region to discuss education. spacex's giant new rocket exploded minutes after taking off donna's first test flight, crashing into the gulf of mexico. elon musk

in the midst of the darkness of this age, we do not lose love and hope. we await the general resurrection of the dead and confess that christ defeated death and gave mankind eternal life, at the same time it prompts us to be aware of our own responsibility, because eternal life will not be the same for everyone, and it only depends on each person personally which eternity we will choose is blessed, destined for the righteous, to which christ calls us, or suffering is destined for the devil and his servants , such considerations should always accompany us dear brothers and sisters, but with a special feeling we reflect on the resurrection of christ at this time when the ukrainian people are experiencing the consequences of a war brought by foreigners to our house, suffering, destruction, death, all this the enemy brought to our peaceful land, wanting to return the ukrainian people to the slavery in which he kept us in the previous century, the power of evil is temporary, and the victory of truth and good is eternal, in this we are convinced and confirmed b

means it is a good sign of hope _ feel it. means it is a good sign of hope that— feel it.ught at all and no problems and that— no drought at all and no problems and that is— no drought at all and no problems and that is why lions around my village — and that is why lions around my village is — and that is why lions around my village is very important.- and that is why lions around my village is very important. yes, the line's role — village is very important. yes, the line's role as _ village is very important. yes, the line's role as a _ village is very important. yes, the line's role as a sound _ village is very important. yes, the line's role as a sound and - village is very important. yes, the line's role as a sound and just - village is very important. yes, the line's role as a sound and just the | line's role as a sound and just the image of a lion as a symbol so poignant, aren't they? what is the key to helping the lion population against all the challenges of the drought and other climate change —related issues affecting the population. i -related issues affecting

and the theory of the hope sick projects was similar to the hope sf projects, gosh, we were doing public housing wrong. we need to have a mix of incomes and sources and we will build and take down the olds stuff and build the now and the new stuff will last longer. there is one development where we are seeing 20 years approximate we are talking about doing another one in and so i'm curious if ocd has thank youos why and how and whether these projects are financed differently or will left long are then and there 20 years? >> good afternoon i'm lydia deputy for housing ocd the hope 6 projects were redeveloped housing cites. most of them provide a subsidy in the earlier lower public housing amounts the hope sf converse low are all subsidized with section 8 vouchers or higher tax credit rent. so the projects are much more in i better position to succeed operations, repairs and capital improvements supported and the hope sf model in a way they have been unable to do in the hope 6 model. >> that's good to know and hope they left and look good on paper. of the trouble is we need a lot more of t

i only hope this brings some sense of closure and some sense of hope to this family. >> prosecutors have indicated all 3 defendants are free months or a gang members. now, court documents indicate one of berto an idea has turned on the others. emanuel, sir, on go and crystal ayala in an interview with the chp, nia tells investigators when he and the other suspects pulled alongside elly on his family's gmc yukon. they believe the driver of the yukon was entertain. you. so they started to put up gang signs and now you have brandished a firearm at the victim vehicle jala then shot 3 rounds from his pistol, a gray and black glock. 45 caliber with an extended magazine. a nice stated, but the gun he had on him was a 9 millimeter and he knew the round that killed the 5 year-old was a 45 caliber. and related that the uconn had been targeted only because yella and sarong go our news and they believe the driver of the victim vehicle was a norteno. court documents say annihilate are told investigators where to find the spent shell casings, which they did locate at tuesday's news conference, assista

but there's no hope at home, so you just continue. 30, 35 passengers, with the driver, the car is dead and the... driver only has the right to use the water because they use it to put inside the car. some killed the passengers for your own water to drink. when richard finally arrived in libya, he was kidnapped for ransom. if you don't have money. so, you can call your family to send more... richard eventually went into thousand 11... when you finally got in lampedusa, you finally arrive, what was that feeling like? i was so weak, very, very weak, but i was. . . "finally, i have seen light." richard, i got something to show you. can i have it? yeah. wow. so grateful to have it back. wow, thank you very much. how many years? since 2014? it's expired! they laugh richard found his way from lampedusa to bremen, germany, where he now works as a forklift truck driver. is europe what you imagined or hoped for? when i was in africa, i thought europe, things are easy. you get money easy, but it's not like that. you have to work hard. but at hom

she's very hopeful of that and so my. >> she is hopeful to return. is hopeful on returning soon. we think the republicans should allow a temporary replacement until she returns. this or any -- is there a senator? [inaudible] >> you will not move forward more time? >> let me just say as i said i spoke to her, she is hopeful she's going to return soon. i am hopeful she's going to return soon. we should have a temporary replacement until she does and we hope republicans will join us in that. yes. >> other work requirements are there any central. [inaudible] >> let's wait and see his plan first. >> 28-point by unanimous consent would you only do it. [inaudible] let's look, as i said i hope the republicans will join us in making sure this happens. it is the only right and fair thing to do. that is the correct thing to do and we hope they will do it yes. >> if you have any conversations the potential vote? what's he is just back today. so i would like to talk to them about it yes but have not discussed it yet i was respectful of his time away. yes next. cl

well, we hope it is a success! the - we hope it is a success!u think about a flight to new york, what about a flight to new york, what about cost? £500? imagine the cost of that seat, if that plane was only flying once. that would go up to £50,000, i don't know. that is what people are excited about. if we can get to the point where we are reusing technology, it will open up more opportunities. tt reusing technology, it will open up more opportunities.— more opportunities. it takes off, thou~h, more opportunities. it takes off, though. and _ more opportunities. it takes off, though, and then _ more opportunities. it takes off, though, and then it _ more opportunities. it takes off, though, and then it ditches i more opportunities. it takes off, | though, and then it ditches north more opportunities. it takes off, i though, and then it ditches north of hawaii. it lasts about 85 minutes. is that what we expect in question yes, broadly. like all big projects, big games, this will be the first aim of many to come. it will be a long time before we se

our story reminds— hope that we put in it. our story reminds us, _ hope that we put in it.t. to the hopes of our ancestors. _ present. to the hopes of our ancestors, to the expectation of future _ ancestors, to the expectation of future generations. because you know what it— future generations. because you know what it means to fight for democracy. today ireland and the united _ democracy. today ireland and the united states are standing together to oppose brushes brutal aggression and support the very people in ukraine — and support the very people in ukraine. applause. i spent many days in ukraine _ ukraine. applause. i spent many days in ukraine. president kennedy said 60 years— in ukraine. president kennedy said 60 years ago and i quote "ireland pursues _ 60 years ago and i quote "ireland pursues an— 60 years ago and i quote "ireland pursues an independent course in foreign _ pursues an independent course in foreign policy but it is not neutral between — foreign policy but it is not neutral between liberty and tierney and it never _ between liberty and tierney and it ne

in an interview, harry had said he hoped there would be an interview to talk. >> i hope they are willingt down and talk. >> now harry says he is coming to the coronation though without megan. she is staying in california. how will harry's family receive him? >> there are still tensis with his brother and we have had a t from harry over the last few months. it is going to be tricky for william and the rest of the family, but the king will be pleased at the end of the day that his youngest son will be by his side on coronatioday. >> terry will have a ringside seat in westminster abbey. officials hope his presence does not become too much of a distraction. dave: america's only black republican senator, tim scott, has launched an exploratory committee for president of the united states. he has had a listening tour in february and has made frequent trips to iowa. he plans to hold more events in the early voting state. he has $21 million in his campaign account, which he could use in his run for president. meanwhile, a trio of other u.s. senators were in kyiv today to meet with zelenskyy. they

so i hope the assembly and the executive will soon be restored.nt for you to make, not me, but i hope it happens. and so does the prime minister. but it hasn't happened — at least yet. the president and rishi sunak met for 45 minutes of talks and tea. we spoke in particular about the incredible economic opportunities that are there in store for northern ireland. and we talked about the investment potential that is there, the companies that want to invest in northern ireland. i think that's incredibly exciting, it'll bring growth, jobs and prosperity to northern ireland. and i know he shares my ambition to see the institutions here back up and running. that's what people and businesses in northern ireland deserve. the prospect of this visit has been talked about for months but lasted only hours. there's no such thing as a low—key trip by an american president anywhere, but this feels like it's come pretty close. but the message was unmistakably clear — restoring devolved government here, absolutely essential to northern ireland's future. by mid—aft

anyway, i hope you like the record that's coming out. it's not all sad and angry.er of the british empire even though he was born in new york. that's a task. he's also one of the kindest people in hollywood, no joke. you can see them season 4 of "barry" on hbo. everybody, please welcome henry winkler. [applause] i love when you come on. i love it. i heard that you have a collector's item at home. super bowl winning quarterback patrick mahon's, yes, signed a jersey for you. >> henry: he did. i just talked about him on the show and i said to him and i said, if he ever comes to my house, he would get chicken stuffed with ricotta and spinach with a reduction sauce. and then rich eisen played that for mr. holmes and i was invited to a game. i walked down on the field. this is a very big person. six or seven people in one. you know when you hug somebody, you push in and there is a little give, no give. it's like a can of soup. >> kelly: it's hard. >> henry: he set i've got a surprise for you and he gave me his jersey. >> kelly: that's so cool. i love that. did you have t

it was that all the hope and on the part of the hope that the have and it in the seventy's and it is but until the recent events, you know, when people saw the demonstrations, the whole world and man, man among the females, living in israel, that is a lot of the hope among the people and the hope didn't sell. i didn't do any work. and after that, i'm sure the next will will deal with this kind of feeling. you are an artist. what is art for you is? is it a form of release? is it a form of diary? are you trying to give a message? how would you describe what it, what it does for you inside paint? i think all of you have kind of i believe in our tuition, well, when you don't have the homeland, when you don't have the i mean it can be a political think. and when people deny your existence on many, many places and noticed they, they deny your existence. so the form of the thing that we we are living here, we have long root and gives all my think to the homeless. the themes you use in your work, i do think that we just have a few of them around us here, but there is a very there is like we

certain kind of hope. it's a belief that if we behave well, things will turn out not only in this life, but in a future life. so that's a pretty good kind of bind for people's behavior. and it's kind of quite a good way of controlling some people's behavior. then i would say from the beginning of the 20th century onwards, people started to have a different kind of hope, which was a social consumer type. hope i can improve my status, i can improve my situation. things can get better. and in fact, for most of the century, for a lot of people, things were gradually getting better. you know, if you look at the graph of people's incomes and their living conditions and so on, in much of the world, it looked like the graph was going up. then if you look at the graph of productivity to work as incomes, you will see in about 1979, a sudden break. they used to track each other and suddenly they diverge. this is the beginning of reaganomics and satcher and so on, where suddenly you see the, the wealth graph going up

and new hopes for knowledge and peace are there. and therefore, as we set sail, we ask god's blessing on the most hazardous and dangerous and greatest adventure on which man has ever embarked. thank you. thank you, lady. i am proud. to come to this city as the guest of your distinguished mayor, who has symbolized throughout the world the fighting spirit of west berlin. and i am proud. and i am proud to visit the federal republic with your distinguished traveler, who for so many years has committed germany to democracy and freedom and progress. i had to come here in the company of my fellow american general clay, who. who has been in this city during a great moment of crisis and will come again, if ever needed. 2000 years ago. 2000 years ago, the proudest vote was he with romana? so today in the world of freedom, the proudest boast is if being on be leader. i. i, i appreciate. i appreciate my interpreter translating my german. there are many people in the world who really don't understand or say they don't. what is the great issue be

they're coming there with hope more than _ there with hope more than expectation with frank lampard takingth frank lampard taking interim charge.— taking interim charge. this 2-0 deficit to overturn, _ taking interim charge. this 2-0 deficit to overturn, how - taking interim charge. this 2-0| deficit to overturn, how realistic is that chelsea would make it to the semifinals question mark that's talked of basic mats.— semifinals question mark that's talked of basic mats. they need to score at least _ talked of basic mats. they need to score at least two _ talked of basic mats. they need to score at least two goals _ talked of basic mats. they need to score at least two goals tonight. score at least two goals tonight against the most successful team in european football history and chelsea have scored once in all of april. i think it's clear to everyone looking is that chelsea like a meeting for the side for forward and confidence. it's hard to win any managers in those circumstances. i don't think it's the greatest real madrid team to come to england or where the old standing in the first l

hope was lying. hope was with a man.as simply not missed by a standing man, but in front of this hut. i don't know what kind of man. and he probably someone was waiting in line, it is not clear. i tried to get past me. detained and we had a fight , this very man detained you, yes, which was waiting for its turn. and how did you understand that there is another man inside with hope, but because there were talks of screams. i asked for wallpaper. she told me. sasha go, i shouted as a result. i collect things. i'm leaving, and so we started. yes, and when nadezhda informed you of pregnancy nadezhda informed you about the pregnancy 4 months later, that she was pregnant from me, that is, after that case. yes, you found out that nadezhda is pregnant. i came from a business trip. she told me in the evening that she was fourth in pregnancy. i was shocked. i am again becoming a father for the second time, i had joy. you already had guys. yes, i have, and the former cohabitant has a daughter. tatyana appeared here. i was delighted

we hope that this is just the - we hope that this is just the beginning _ we hope that this is just theg of a wholesale - beginning of a wholesale re—evaluation _ beginning of a wholesale re—evaluation of- beginning of a wholesale re—evaluation of how- beginning of a wholesale| re—evaluation of how this beginning of a wholesale _ re—evaluation of how this government has devalued — re—evaluation of how this government has devalued scottish _ re—evaluation of how this government has devalued scottish education - re—evaluation of how this government has devalued scottish education overl has devalued scottish education over its time _ has devalued scottish education over its time in _ has devalued scottish education over its time in office. _ has devalued scottish education over its time in office. yet— has devalued scottish education over its time in office. yet as _ has devalued scottish education over its time in office. yet as a _ has devalued scottish education over its time in office. yet as a whole, - its time in office. yet as a whole, humza _ its time in office. yet as a whole, hum

i hope the rain stays away from. we have _ perform it. i hope the rain stays away from.y from. we have watched those pictures from dublin of the rain coming down, stopping the helicopters landing there in dublin. there was some hope that such a powerful figure could maybe there was some hope that such a powerfulfigure could maybe help unblock this political stalemate that we see here, but the gentle nudging of resident biden might make a difference. we'll have to wait and see but certainly his words are being digested here and fought over. there is also a sense that even though the visit was not as long as many people hoped for, it is not about the minutes he is here for, it is about a president coming to northern ireland and shining a spotlight on everything this country has to offer. the potential and investment that is here, and incredible progress that has been made since the of the thank you once again and we will return to you in the coming while. let's turn to that breaking news of the last hour or so. news from buckingham palace, who have confirmed that king char

i hope i've done the right decision. britain _ hope i've done the right decision.the right decision. britain has faced some criticism for the way it's handled these evacuations. too little information, too slow. but this afternoon the prime minister gave an update. we now prime minister gave an update. - now have over a hundred people on the ground in sudan. the first flight has already left with british nationals, there are more flights this evening and we will have many more into tomorrow, and that is down to the hard work of lots of people, and we will keep at it. we have already contacted i've just been speaking to one family, a man who behind them are many thousands more, mostly sudanese, desperately trying to escape, while the egyptians and allowing elderly, women and children to pass, we are hearing stories of some men who are turned back for their visas to be processed in the nearest sudanese city. conditions by day baking, cold and a sandstorm at night. this crisis is only deepening for the referees trying to cross into egypt. for the referees trying to cr

i hope not _ your behaviour was unacceptable? i hope not.was asked how he would handle _ rishi sunak was asked how he would handle this— rishi sunak was asked how he would handle this moment... if he rishi sunak was asked how he would handle this moment. . .— handle this moment... if he has behaved badly, _ handle this moment... if he has behaved badly, would _ handle this moment... if he has behaved badly, would you - handle this moment... if he has behaved badly, would you sack| handle this moment... if he has - behaved badly, would you sack him? people canjudge me by my actions. in people canjudge me by my actions. in the _ people canjudge me by my actions. in the past— people canjudge me by my actions. in the past when there have been issues _ in the past when there have been issues like — in the past when there have been issues like this i have made sure they— issues like this i have made sure they were — issues like this i have made sure they were investigated properly. will dominic raab still be here in government much longer? he face

today we are on the four debating this motion hoping we can get back to work. i sure hope so. but today i'm going to vote in support of constitutional principles. and you know what? i agree that you absolutely can do this by rule, by the constitution, by mason's. but just because you can do it does not mean that the right choice. i think it's the wrong choice. i hope wepe don't make it today but if wef do we'll have to move on and see if we can get the work of montanans done. but today have to show montanans we care about the first principles first and we will deal with our business later. i hope you vote no. thank you, mr. speaker. >> representativeer moore. >> yes, mr. speaker, and members of the body here i stand are in favor of theot motion that is before us. the offense that occurred on april 24 by the representative of house district 100 is irrefutable. we all witnessed firsthand the violations have already been articulated, and we are also witnessed throughout local and national media. there is a fundamental human principle that each of us are responsible for our action

do you hope they don't? i really hope they don't. - way is necessary. do you hope they don't?ink the _ don't? i really hope they don't. i must say i think the dereliction i don't? i really hope they don't. i l must say i think the dereliction of leadership— must say i think the dereliction of leadership from the government this week has— leadership from the government this week has been appalling, barely seen or heard _ week has been appalling, barely seen or heard anything from the health secretary. — or heard anything from the health secretary, the prime minister told parliament he did not want to get in the middle — parliament he did not want to get in the middle of this. you are the prime — the middle of this. you are the prime minister in the middle of the biggest _ prime minister in the middle of the biggest crisis of the nhs, we have seen hundreds of thousands of cancelled operations, real risk to patient _ cancelled operations, real risk to patient safety, the words of nhs leaders. — patient safety, the words of nhs leaders, the prime minister does not think he _ leade

by war, hope for those suffering hunger and hope for those in the face of the existential threat oflimate change. on this island is an important statement of hope and support for building a better and continued peaceful and prosperous future for all. we thank you for your constructive support for the good friday agreement. over the last 25 years, and for your continued close engagement which you demonstrated so powerfully this week. friends and colleagues, politics , despite what the cynics might say, is a noble profession. and we are fortunate today to welcome not just a very fine politician, but an outstanding an international statesman. president biden in life, you have demonstrated unshakable faith, deep resilience and the ability to bring people of diverse and often conflicting views together. above all, to quote the mineral words of the iconic seamus hea ney, you challenge us to believe that the farther sure is reachable. i invite you now to address the houses. [applause] >> well mom -- [laughter] >> you said it would happen. and margo, i apologize to you little baby girl. you