no, iam not. have you been threatened? i was threatened before i left russia.hen i was getting text messages and calls. this year, after i left russia, i did not receive any threats. you, at tv rain, are soon going to make another move, i believe you're moving your headquarters to amsterdam, because you've lost your formal broadcast licence in latvia, because of some of the things that we just discussed, some of the issues with your transmissions from latvia, so you're going to amsterdam. can you imagine a time when tv rain returns to its home city, moscow, and is freely able to broadcast from moscow? i'm probably being optimistic, but i think it will happen a couple of years from now, maybe in three years, in four years. i think that putin cannot win this war. i think it's obvious that he will lose. and right after he loses, i don't see that he will be able to stay in power for long. you think a post—putin russia would allow a tv channel such as yours to return to moscow? because many people think that the repression and the authoritarianism may be worse. no,

iam i am homosexual and iam homosexual and i no i am homosexual and i no longer want to hide myself. the czech starjakubjankto becomes the first international player in men's football to come out as gay. hello and welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. seven days after the devastating earthquakes hit, turkish rescue workers say some survivors are still being pulled from the rubble of collapsed buildings. but the number of confirmed deaths has now risen above 37,000 and it's feared the final total could be much higher. united nations officials say the relief effort is now being focused on caring for the homeless. 0ur chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, is close to the epicentre of the earthquake in southern turkey. 0nce just an ordinary street, until last monday. 4:17am, everything shook, the strongest earthquake in a century. smashing life as they knew it... ..into pieces. almost nothing left. almost. here, waiting on garden chairs in front row seats, a street turned into a cemetery. their loved ones buried somewhere in this rubble. the scenes are

iam i am homosexual and iam homosexual and i know longer want to hide myself.nd the czech starjakubjankto becomes the first international player in men's football to come out as gay. hello and welcome to the programme. syria's president, bashar al—assad, has told un officials he'll open two more border crossings so emergency aid can enterfrom neighbouring turkey after the devastating earthquake there last week. more than 37,000 people are known to have died and it's feared that up to five million may have been made homeless in syria alone. the situation is complicated by the ongoing civil war, with parts of the country controlled by rebel fighters. 0ur correspondent laura bicker reports from antakya close to the syrian border. there is a moment of disbelief at seeing light. and then comes the smile. the joy of knowing he is free after 50 hours in crushing concrete. god is great, the crowd chants as they celebrate saving three—year—old karam in idlib last week. his father shielded him from the rubble but with so few rescuers on the ground in syria, both lay help

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iam. i felt the cold every single day of this walk. it has been... yeah, it has been terrible.s of mental health and suicide prevention, which has skyrocketed since the pandemic. and obviously it is a cause close to your heart, isn't it? what kind of response have you had from people you see when you do your walk? a lot of families coming out who have been sharing their tragic stories of family members taking their own lives and connecting, basically. plus, we are raising a smile and a few spirits as well because of the nature of how i am doing it. doing the walks. very quickly, tell me about your mountain climbing and your press up to the top. well, you know what i mean, i put the commandos through their paces. 0n the 4th of february when we when we climbed the mountain. they were dithering at the top of that mountain and there was me like that. what temperature was that? well, on the top of there, i'm not really sure. at scafell pike. but on the top of ben nevis it was —18 with the windshield. -18. so that is why the commandos come out... you are almost commando in them, aren

saying, look, iam not being given a fair shake by the media or by my critics.iar about both small things and very large things for someone who is sitting an elected member of congress. has elected member of congress. as we have mentioned, various investigation is ongoing, what form will those now take? those investigations _ form will those now take? those investigations continue. - form will those now take? those investigations continue. we - investigations continue. we don't know much about those investigations, but one thing thatis investigations, but one thing that is very important to note here is that congressmen santos's own local colleagues sa ntos's own local colleagues in santos's own local colleagues in new york, the local republican committee in nassau county, there republican county has said he is not welcome at our events. if he shows up, we will escort him out, and they are going to redirect constituent casework to another congressman from another district. that is, again, not just highly unusual, this is just highly unusual, this is just never b

iam i am meeting with a group of ukrainian refugees in london.e war broke out many students were at the start of their careers, a year later and they are here, not knowing when they are going on. hello. hello, nice to see you. my name is callum, thank you for meeting with me. this ukrainian cafe has been helping people settle in. they set up a social club here when lots of refugees came to the area after the invasion. alexander is a 17 and from a village near kyiv. how have you found the last year, here? a lot of opportunities, especially for me because i want to study in the uk, but of course i miss my home, i miss my family. what right do you miss ukraine? yes. you have family and friends still there? yes, i have my grandma and my grandad and my dad. my dad, i would say he is my best friend and i miss him very much right now. when the war started my village was destroyed, 70%, almost all of the houses and when i saw this i felt horrible. but life is continuing, i'm trying to make a new life here. �* ., continuing, i'm trying to make a new life

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and it's notjust, iam not the occupied territories.s notjust, i am not speaking just about weapons, we have proved together that the world truly helps those who are brave in defending freedom and thus paves the way for a new history. the history of the world, history of the world that knows how to be quick in help. who knows how to be quick in help. who knows how to be quick in help. who knows how to be effective in defence, who knows how to remain principled in dark hours. who implements its arrangements in good faith, who does not allow perpetrators to enjoy immunity. who knows how to overcome veto when it is abused, who knows no fear and who knows how to win. this shall be the new reality of the free world, i'm sure. applause. however, evil is still around today and the battle continues. yes, we know how it is going to end and how we are going to feel on the day victory comes. every day we continue to pay with lives, pain and tears for bringing victory closer. with the lives of our people, our heroes whom we lose in battles, with th

iam a homosexual and i no longer want to hide myself.nd players being picked in the inaugural premier league auction. natalie sciver—brunt was the joint top—highest overseas pick, with sophie eccleston also securing a six figure deal. alice capsey, sophia dunkley, issy wong, lauren bell and captain heather knight were also bought in the draw. several of those players starred in england's second game of the t20 world cup in south africa. ireland started well with the bat, but despite being 80 for 2, they slumped to 105 all out — sophie ecclestone taking 3 wickets for 13. set a target of 106 to win, england chased it down. 18 year old alice capsey top scoring with 51 from 22 balls. england eventually winning by four wickets. and hosts south africa thrashed new zealand by 65 runs. chloe tryon top scored for the hosts as they finished their 20 overs on 132 for 6. new zealand never got going and were all out for 67, their lowest total at a t20 world cup. they've lost both their group games. south africa have won one, and lost one. former engl

a long time in light of china's unacceptable action, i am in light of china's unacceptable action, iamble action, i am postponing my plans to travel this weekend to china will support you eu will support you in every way we can. we are not intimidated. we will not be intimidated. we will not be intimidated by the kremlin. because ukraine and the eu, we are family. the future of ukraine is within the european this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the us secretary of state delays his trip to china because of the chinese surveillance balloon over us skies. in light of china's unacceptable action, i am postponing my plans to travel this weekend to china. the united states is to provide ukraine with longer range guided rockets as part of another support package worth more than two billion dollars. police in the uk say they believe mother of two nicola bulley from lancashire, who's been missing for a week, fell into a river whilst walking her dog. and the spanish fashion designer, paco rabanne, best—known for his metal clothing designs and his

iam inviting president biden to belarus. it's not far from warsaw — 30 minutes and he's here.come too. we will sit down and reach an agreement. that is unlikely to happen. in the eyes of the west, alexander lukashenko is very much in russia's camp, doing the kremlin�*s bidding. steve rosenberg, bbc news, minsk. special coverage marking the war in ukraine across bbc subdued stay tuned to our reports from our teams on the ground. of course notjust on bbc news television but across the website and radio platforms as well. but for now to us. president biden says three aerial objects shot down by the us in recent days appear to have nothing to do with china. he told reporters they were probably being used by private companies or for research purposes. i've directed my team to come back to me with sharper rules for how we will deal with these unidentified objects moving forward. distinguishing between those that are likely to pose safety and security risks that necessitate action and those that do not. but make no mistake — if any object presents a threat to the safety and security

body recovered from the river wye just along from where i am here, the river wye just along from where iam here, but the river wye just along from where i am here, but the police say it's not yet been identified and they are currently treating it as unexplained. the search for nicola bulley has been on land, in water, and by air. now, finally, there is news that could be significant. the police were called just after 11:30am this morning to reports of a body in the river wyre. the nearest road was quickly closed off and the footpath along the water's edge also sealed. after a mammoth search, which extended all the way to the sea, this discovery was made within a short distance of where nicola went missing, near to the village of st michael's on wyre. she was last seen more than three weeks ago in a field where she was walking her dog. her phone was then discovered on a bench next to the water. today, the body was found downriver, about a mile away. an underwater search team and specialist officers went into the water and recovered the body, before it was taken for the identification proces

iam retiring. i am retiring. for iam retiring. for good.rd and let you guys know first. so i won�*t be long winded, you only get one super emotional retirement essay and i use mine up last year. so i really think you guys so much into every single one of you, for supporting me. my family, my friends, team—mates. my competitors, i could go on forever, there is too many. think you guys for allowing me to live my absolute dream. i would not change a thing. i love you all. deja vu here. that�*s all the sport here for now. more at 630. he�*ll be back next year. here for now. more at 630. he'll be back next year-— back next year. believe it when i see it. thank _ back next year. believe it when i see it. thank you _ back next year. believe it when i see it. thank you for _ back next year. believe it when i see it. thank you for that. i see it. thank you for that. returning _ see it. thank you for that. returning to _ see it. thank you for that. returning to our - see it. thank you for that. returning to our top i see it. thank you for that. | ret

iam louis i am louis vonjones. goodbye. hello again.o yesterday's blanket of cloud that was across the whole of the uk. contrast that with today's satellite picture, you can see the extent of the day's sunshine, just really the far north of scotland that's had some thicker cloud to deal with through recent hours. and this is what the sunshine has been looking like in northumberland. bit of high cloud here, making the sunshine hazy, but a fine afternoon nevertheless. however, it has been quite a bit cooler. temperatures yesterday in northern scotland reached 12 degrees celsius in kinloss. today, well, around about four degrees celsius lower. but i think for most of us we'd take that change, given that there's been a lot more sunshine around. 0vernight tonight, high pressure stays across england and wales, and so that will keep the skies clear. for scotland and northern ireland, some thicker cloud working in here will prevent a frost for many. just a few patches of frost in rural areas for east scotland, but the frost will be extensive ac

to be clear, iam not minister relentlessly so. to be clear, i am not expecting violins here.g as well as a politician. when i entered government in 2007, my niece and youngest nephew were babies, just months old. as i step down, they are about to celebrate their 17th birthdays. now that i think about it, that is exactly the age to be horrified about the thought of your auntie suddenly having more time for you. my point is this, giving absolutely everything of yourself to your job, absolutely everything of yourself to yourjob,is absolutely everything of yourself to yourjob, is the only way to do it. the country deserves nothing less. in truth, that can only be done by anyone for so long. for me, it is now in danger of becoming too long. a first minister is never off duty, particularly in this day and age there is virtually no privacy. even ordinary stuff most people take for granted, like going for a coffee with friends or a walk on your own becomes very difficult to step in to the nature form of modern political discourse means that there is a much greater intensity, dare i s

translation: iam inviting president biden to belarus.om warsaw — 30 minutes and he's here. i will persuade the president of russia to come too. we will sit down and reach an agreement. that is unlikely to happen. in the eyes of the west, alexander lukashenko is very much in russia's camp, doing the kremlin�*s bidding. steve rosenberg, bbc news, minsk. and a little later in the programme we'll speak to elisabeth braw, a security defence expert about the war in ukraine. to the us, now, where president biden says three aerial objects shot down by the us in recent days appear to have nothing to do with china. he told reporters they were probably being used by private companies or for research purposes. i've directed my team to come back to me with sharper rules for how we will deal with these unidentified objects moving forward. distinguishing between those that are likely to pose safety and security risks that necessitate action and those that do not. but make no mistake — if any object presents a threat to the safety and security of the am

iam sure i am sure a lot of fun will be had. that is it, you can reach me on twitter. hello.about sunday overall? well, actually, for many of us, it's not looking too bad. a fairly bright day. not necessarily all that sunny, but it will be generally dry, at least across england, wales and northern ireland. now, from the motion of the cloud, you can see the weather's coming in generally from the southwest. that's a mild direction, so it is mild out there. and notice this large area of low pressure just sweeping to the north of us. now, it's not mild everywhere. in fact, in eastern scotland through the early hours, temperatures will be pretty low. and after the damp weather, there is a chance of one or two icy patches. but in contrast, the rest of the country really will be very mild indeed. sunday morning, around eight degrees in many major towns and cities. so in the northwest, rain and gales — in fact, the gales may strengthen as we go through the course of the day. really windy around the north coast of northern ireland, too. but elsewhere, yes, a breezy day, but that brigh

iam inviting president biden to belarus. it's not far from warsaw — 30 minutes and he's here.he president of russia to come too. we will sit down and reach an agreement. that is unlikely to happen. in the eyes of the west, alexander lukashenko is very much in russia's camp, doing the kremlin�*s bidding. steve rosenberg, bbc news, minsk. let's return to our world affairs editor john simpson in kyiv. a lot of speculation about belarus getting involved in this war again but what do you think the likelihood of that is? it but what do you think the likelihood of that is? ., , ,., but what do you think the likelihood ofthat is? ., , , of that is? it does sound scary, doesnt of that is? it does sound scary, doesn't it? _ of that is? it does sound scary, doesn't it? but _ of that is? it does sound scary, doesn't it? but they _ of that is? it does sound scary, doesn't it? but they are - of that is? it does sound scary, doesn't it? but they are pretty | of that is? it does sound scary, - doesn't it? but they are pretty much weasel words. as things stand, after all, there was facilitated

iam in the south—eastern region of murcia, this area of the country is often referred to as the orchardrter of all the fruit and 70% of all the vegetables that spain exports abroad. that is in great part thanks to the water diverted down here from the tagus river. farmers here say that up to 100,000 jobs depend on the current water supply. the new plan, they warn, will hurt both the spanish economy and the european food market. translation: european food market. tuna/mom- european food market. translation: ~ ., translation: when the water sto -s translation: when the water stops coming — translation: when the water stops coming from _ translation: when the water stops coming from the - translation: when the water stops coming from the tagus, l stops coming from the tagus, this area will turn into a desert, and that will have an impact on the food supply of the european union.- the european union. that's according _ the european union. that's according to _ the european union. that's according to this _ the european union. that's according to this local - the european union. that's i acc

i am in the north—east, iam in yes, yes there is.t, i am in the home town of one of the main front runners. the people behind me are not actually voting, they are waiting for the votes to be counted. they are eagerly anticipating what the outcome will be. in eagerly anticipating what the outcome will be.— eagerly anticipating what the outcome will be. in other parts of the ci , outcome will be. in other parts of the city. things — outcome will be. in other parts of the city, things have _ outcome will be. in other parts of the city, things have been - outcome will be. in other parts of the city, things have been very i the city, things have been very peaceful, we have not seen any signs of the disruption that are happening in other parts of the country. everything he has been peaceful, it has been orderly. we have seen some queues because electoral officials were later in some places but that did not deter voters at all. in fact, they have been quite complimentary of how the electoral body has been running things here. very, very smo

iam not desk, table, doorframe, get out of the building.se, in the longer term it is about preparedness. this region in south—eastern turkey lies along a tectonic plate boundary, causing the seismic activity in turkey. it does not been as active in the last sort of century or so compared to a fault line in the north of the country running east of istanbul, where we have had recent earthquakes, in recent decades. i think there is a as experience of past earthquakes... think there is a as experience of past earthquakes. . .— past earthquakes... thank you, university _ past earthquakes... thank you, university college _ past earthquakes... thank you, university college london's - past earthquakes... thank you, university college london's drl university college london's dr hicks. a growing number of people are signing up for health courses. it might look like a hospital wing but garvey is a mock court at nottingham trent university's mansell campers, nurses of the future practice on rather lifelike dummies.- rather lifelike dummies. pretty amaz

he said, iam wanting to avenge a massacre in india in 1919. sorry for what i have done and what i will do, i will attempt to assassinate elizabeth, queen of the royal family. this is a revenge that those who died in the 1990 massacre. he was also carried a note which said, please don't remove my clothes, shoes and gloves, don't want postmortem or embalming. thank you and i'm sorry. he will be sentenced on the 31st of march and the judge has asked for reports from two psychiatrists. daniel sandford, thank you. the long—running public inquiry into the contaminated blood scandal of the 19705 and �*80s will hear closing statements today. it's now believed that about 30,000 people were infected with hiv or hepatitis c after receiving blood transfusions, or taking a drug imported from the us to control haemophilia. the inquiry has taken evidence from 370 witnesses — and its recommendations are expected later this year. here's our health reporter, jim reed. nobody in the threackall household ever dreamt they could _ be affected by aids. in 1991, the

morning, up, reading his message, morning, iam alive. morning, i am alive. a bombing. margarita, i'm almost in tears here, thank you so much for your time and here, thank you so much for yourtime and your your time and your contributions today, hope it goes well with your students and your family, goes well with your students and yourfamily, thank you. thank you too. we and your family, thank you. thank you too.— and your family, thank you. thank you too. we will have more on _ thank you too. we will have more on ukraine _ thank you too. we will have more on ukraine later- thank you too. we will have more on ukraine later in - thank you too. we will have | more on ukraine later in the programme. and you can find lots more detail about the war in ukraine on our website, including lots of explainers — just head to bbc.com/news or use the bbc news app. let's get some of the day's other news. the un's middle east envoy has held meetings in gaza as part of efforts to calm escalating tensions between the palestinians and the israelis. an israeli raid in the occupi

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she says, "look, iam meeting with the trade unions," she's meeting with you, "and i am interested in evidence. i've studied which subjects are struggling to recruit teachers and i'm willing to give them a bit more. i've looked at which areas of the country are struggling to recruit and retain teachers. it's precisely that sort of conversation i want to have, and you just come in and say, give us more money." well, that's just a complete misrepresentation of what we're actually doing. i mean, i said to gillian keegan when she said, well, we'll pay teachers and shortage subjects more. the fact of the matter is, 14 out of 17 of the secondary subjects are shortage and government failed to meet their targets catastrophically. i mean, english, which is, as you say, my subject. and then i, after i taught, i trained teachers in three universities and english was always, of course, first to close because it had so many applicants with such high degrees. last year, the government missed it, missed its english target for teachers by a0%. when i get frustrated, it's when evidence is misused, whe

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iam in i am in lagos, nigeria's commercial nerve centre.sinesses operate, to the mainland where most of live. africa's largest economy is currently mired with soaring inflation, unemployment, a high cost of living, and security issues and threats from separatists in different parts of the country. the commission said it would not conduct elections due to insecurity. many nigerians especially young people i have spoken to say they are desperate for a change in the system. they are determined to pursue this by voting for their preferred candidates. i voting for their preferred candidates.— candidates. i am here in south-east _ candidates. i am here in south-east nigeria. - candidates. i am here inj south-east nigeria. this candidates. i am here in i south-east nigeria. this is candidates. i am here in - south-east nigeria. this is the south—east nigeria. this is the place — south—east nigeria. this is the place of— south—east nigeria. this is the place of one of the candidates in the — place of one of the candidates in the election. peter obi

iam i am ashamed of myself what i said because he doesn't believe it, deserve it.ent my club rail, putting his name in these stupid comments. so i apologise and i said to him personally, but i have to do it here as well. so i am so sorry for him, for his wife, kids, family, because it was stupid. much of the talk around city lately has been about matters off the pitch — they do play arsenal tomorrow night in a huge match at the top of the premier league. city are the focus of the latest edition of the football news show which is now on iplayer what a week it has been for city for a number of reasons. we look at those premier league charges. the response against aston villa, and we look ahead to that game of the emirates tomorrow. what can we expect? t emirates tomorrow. what can we exect? ~ �* , emirates tomorrow. what can we exect? ~' �* , ., emirates tomorrow. what can we exect? ,, �*, ., ., emirates tomorrow. what can we exect? ~ �*, ., ., , ., expect? i think it's going to be one of the best — expect? i think it's going to be one of the best games _ expect? i t

iam gavin i am gavin ramjaun and this is your update on the bbc sport centre.asons in the nfl. the 45 euros quarterback first announced his retirement on1 february last year but reversed the decision six weeks later to claim had unfinished business. he won six syllables with the nang nguyen patriot and one with tampa bay buccaneers and bennie one. his final season and in the 13—41 playoffs last month. i and in the 13-41 playoffs last month. ., ., month. i am retiring for good. reau month. i am retiring for good. really thank— month. i am retiring for good. really thank you _ month. i am retiring for good. really thank you so _ month. i am retiring for good. really thank you so much - month. i am retiring for good. l really thank you so much every single one of you for supporting me. my family, my friends, my teammates, my competitors. i could go on forever. there is too many. thank you guys for allowing me to live my absolute dream. i wouldn't change a thing. we love ou wouldn't change a thing. we love you and _ wouldn't change a thing. we love you and thank yo

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and latvia could join ukraine in boycotting eritrean cyclist bin iam gir my is leading a european stageof valencia. last year he became the first black african cyclist to win a grand tour stage. four months on from the collapse of worcester warriors, administrators say they've appointed the clubs former chief executivejim 0'toole and his business partnerjames sandford as new owners. the process has taken almost six months since 0'toole made his first offer to buy the club from previous owners last august, well over a month prior to the club entering administration. their consortium, atlas will now take over the running of the club. england recalled jofra archer to the team for the third and final match of their 0di series against south africa. jos buttler�*s side were hoping to avoid a sixth straight defeat in the format as the build towards their world title defence in india later this year as dan 0gunshakin reports. in south africa's diamond country and england adding performance that eventually sparkled. his opening speu eventually sparkled. his opening spell dazzled into series clea

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kriti: this is bloomberg markets, iam-- i am kriti gupta . to see how much progress paypal has made when it comes to cost-cutting. they announced a job cuts last week. joining us for more analysis is lisa ellis, senior managing director at moffettnathanson. i think a $115 price target, thank you for joining us. it feels like the story this earnings season is about margin expansion, at least not margin compression. where does paypal lay on? lisa: paypal announced a cost program last summer, because they have activist elliot management involved in their stock and agitating a bit for some cost cuts and accelerated share purchases. they guided to at least 15% growth next year on the back of about a $900 million cost program. they announced that last quarter investors will be looking to see if they follow through this quarter when they give the official guidance. jon: i am glad you brought that up, it feels like one of the underlying themes within tech, which has been supportive of some tech stocks this year, the fact the activists are shirking ar

iam proud of was maintain in touch with president g.ast few weeks who have proved once again to be most capable professionals in the world. i want to thank you all. i also want to point out that we will keep our allies and congress informed of all we learn and know and i expect to be speaking with president g i do hope we can get to the bottom of this. but i make no apologies for taking on that balloon us up thank you very much. give mea give me a break man. is this in ova or give me a break man. is this in ovary or action _ give me a break man. is this in ovary or action that _ give me a break man. is this in ovary or action that was - give me a break man. is this in ovary or action that was done l ovary or action that was done because of political pressure? mr president why have you chosen... what's your message?— president why have you chosen... what's your message? when are you s-ueakin to what's your message? when are you speaking to president _ what's your message? when are you speaking to president she _ what's your message? when

iam retiring. i am retiring. for iam retiring. for good.g i figured just time, so when i woke up this morning ifigured just press time, so when i woke up this morning i figured just press record and let you guys know first, so i won't be long winded. you only get one super emotional retirement sa and i used my up emotional retirement sa and i used my up last year, so... really, thank you guys so much, to every single one if you for supporting me. my family, my friends, my team—mates... my family, my friends, my team—mates... my competitors. i could go on forever, there are too many. thank you guys for allowing me to live my absolute dream. i wouldn't change anything. love you all. tottenham says manager antonio conte will return, following a period of recuperation after his surgery today. he was diagnosed with an inflammation of the gall bladder, after becoming "unwell with severe abdominal pain." spurs' next game is at home to second placed manchester city in the premier league on sunday. chelsea has confirmed they have signed benfica's ar

dearfriends, iam asking you to remember our friends, those who gave up their lives for our freedom andt feels to the children, spouses and parents of our fallen, those defenders of the motherland. those who fought against nazis the donbas. their courage, their persistence, their strength of spirit are still remembered by the whole of russia. 0ur duty is to support those who have lost their friends and family members. help them raise their children, give them an education. the family of each participant of the special military operation must be in the focus of our attention, surrounded by care and honour. their needs must be responded to immediately. i proposed to create a special government foundation whose job will be to provide targeted aid to the participants in the military operation and their families. it will coordinate social, medical and psychological support, send them to sanatorium is, help them with education, employment, entrepreneurship, raising the levels of their skills, entrepreneurship, raising the levels of theirskills, providing entrepreneurship, raising the levels o

that is it from me, iam lewis gardner in that interview. short supply today. there is a bit of brightness out there. this was the scene earlier on for one of our weather watchers in northumberland. north—east england and eastern scotland, seeing some of the best of the sunshine because all of this cloud is feeding in from the west. so it's where you've got a bit of shelter to the east of higher grounds that you have the best chance of seeing some brightness. this is how we end the afternoon, with temperatures in parts of eastern scotland, north—east england, up to 13 degrees, but it is mild elsewhere, despite those fairly large amounts of cloud. a few brighter breaks here and there. and then overnight there will continue to be large amounts of cloud, the odd spot of patchy rain and drizzle, but where we do see clear spells for any length of time, perhaps most especially in the north—east of scotland, and maybe parts of east wales and south west england, there could be a patchy frost, but most of us will see temperatures above freezing. now

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iam i am pleased to announce that after extensive conversations and discussions over the last week, thees versus england game will go ahead as scheduled. it's important that going forward we continue the dialogue which we have had over the last week or so, but not under the circumstances we have had over the last week or so. ken and i and some of the senior players will be meeting more regular than we have in the past. there's been a huge frustration over the last number of months. it was disappointing it got to the stage. we months. it was disappointing it got to the stage-— to the stage. we have to make a stand. i think— to the stage. we have to make a stand. i think the _ to the stage. we have to make a stand. i think the collaboration l stand. i think the collaboration and conversations that have taken place over the _ conversations that have taken place over the last week or ten days have shown_ over the last week or ten days have shown that — over the last week or ten days have shown that some positive resolutions can he _ shown that some positive resolutions can be found and i'm

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tweeted there is another reported shooting and the date stamped, and another reported shooting at the iam center and police are respond to that report as well. a tweeted statement from the michigan state police, and there is another reported shooting that is the fitness center we believe on the michigan state campus. police are responding and there is multiple reported injuries. this is obviously a developing story. we will bring you more information as we get it. we are chasing this story right now. hi, i'm ron reagan, an unabashed atheist. and i'm alarmed, as you may be, by the intrusions of religion into our secular government. that's why i'm asking you to join the freedom from religion foundation, the nation's largest and most effective association of atheists and agnostics working to keep state and church separate, just like our founders intended. please join the freedom from religion foundation today. ron reagan, lifelong atheist, not afraid of burning in hell. my mental health was much better, but i struggled with uncontrollable movements called td, tardive dyskinesia. td can be ca