i am a young coach, ifeel that my 'ob is not coach, ifeel that myjob is not over here. the process i am happy with that. putting things together, i am convinced it is the right decision, i am still young, time will tell but i am still young, time will tell but i am still young, time will tell but i am feeling that.

i am a young coach, ifeel that my 'ob is not coach, ifeel that myjob is not over here. want to help them, i want to help the team and the young players develop. if i am part of the process i am happy with that. putting things together, i am convinced it is the right decision, i am still young, time will tell but i am still young, time will tell but i am still young, time will tell but i am feeling that. in light of alonso�*s decision, liverpool will look elsewhere to replace outgoing manager, jurgen klopp. sporting lisbon�*s ruben amorim is one name that's been linked with a move to anfield. european football expert, kevin hatchard says he understands why he's being considered. i think he has done a superjob with sporting, _ i think he has done a superjob with sporting, he made them into not only a team _ sporting, he made them into not only a team that _ sporting, he made them into not only a team that has won the portuguese title but _ a team that has won the portuguese title but is _ a team that has won the portuguese title but is in the mix to do it again — title bu

ifeel like i have had tojustify a really big life decisions.ike i have had to justify my decision a lot and i feel like like i have had to justify my decision a lot and ifeel like if i was a guy probably wouldn't have to justify it that much. defending champion daniil medvedev is through to the last four of the miami open after a straight sets victory over nicholas jarry. after taking the first set comfortably, six games to two, medvedev was made to work much harder by the chilean in the second, who forced a tiebreak. but it was the world number four who prevailed to extend his winning run at the miami open to nine matches. medvedev will face second seed jannik sinner in the semis after he ended thomas machac�*s impressive miami run in straight sets. it was machac�*s first masters quarterfinal, beating andy murray and andrey rublev along the way. however, sinner was a step too far for him, the italian beating machac 6—4, 6—2. the houston open is under way with peter malnati on course hoping for back—to—back wins after his victory at the recent

ifeel despair. iam very disappointed. ithink— changed. ifeel despair. iam very disappointed.r. i am very i disappointed. i think my government must do _ disappointed. i think my government must do everything to bring them home _ must do everything to bring them home. even if it costs a lot. but the families _ home. even if it costs a lot. iei,ii the families believe hamas home. even if it costs a lot. eli the families believe hamas on humanitarian grounds should just set them free. lucy manning, bbc news. sweden has formallyjoined nato, becoming its 32nd member, hours after stockholm formally ratified the move. the nato secretary general said that after 200 years of military non—alignment, that sweden now enjoyed the mutual protection granted under the alliance. russia has vowed counter—measures over stockholm's decision. a leading economic think tank has criticised yesterday's budget, suggesting both the conservatives and labour are engaged in what it calls a conspiracy of silence about public spending after the election. the institute for fiscal studies says the budget does

and ifeel front man of that for our town, rochdale.i feel we've achieved that in four weeks, yeah.— that in four weeks, yeah. do you think ou that in four weeks, yeah. do you think you can — that in four weeks, yeah. do you think you can inspire _ that in four weeks, yeah. do you think you can inspire other - that in four weeks, yeah. do you think you can inspire other parts| that in four weeks, yeah. do you i think you can inspire other parts of the country to do similar? i think you can inspire other parts of the country to do similar?- the country to do similar? i hope so. i the country to do similar? i hope so- i hope _ the country to do similar? i hope so- i hope people _ the country to do similar? i hope so. i hope people from _ the country to do similar? i hope so. i hope people from each - the country to do similar? i hope | so. i hope people from each town stand up and make themselves accountable and hopefully the communities back them like rochdale�*s done today with me. like i say, ifeel very rochdale�*s done today with me.

ifeel great, ifeel like a winner, you understand? and i am going to win.e called a protest because we are concerned about the lack of transparency and how the votes will be counted and collated. we have major concerns and i do not feel they are being addressed. we just want a credible elections. if the elections are free and fair definitely there will be no protest. gunshots and screaming. people are gathering in our party office, just gathering, and the police opened fire and shot and killed someone already. i am on my way there. is the bullet—proof vest still available? no, come on! everybody! listen out for instructions. i know what i am doing, 0k? call him, get security. barricades there. don't speed, slow down. move the cars. i am here at the party office and the barricades were moved and i havejust arrived and as you can see it looks like stream of blood in front of our party office. this is supposed to be a peaceful election and today our streets are covered in blood. and we say we are going into a peaceful election. how can there be an election whe

ifeel like we've been _ joining us. no problem. ifeel like we've been the _ joining us. no problem. the before, because we see cds and discs, all kinds of different mp3 players. a people still retain the slow vinyl. why is that? ., ., , still retain the slow vinyl. why is that? ., ., y , , that? -- the love of vinyl. i guess it's because _ that? -- the love of vinyl. i guess it's because you _ that? -- the love of vinyl. i guess it's because you can _ that? -- the love of vinyl. i guess it's because you can have - it's because you can have something that becomes yours and you can keep it for 40—50— that becomes yours and you can keep it for 40-50- 60 that becomes yours and you can keep it for 40—50— 60 years. some of these records now are getting close to being antique, so ijust think people in this world now where everything is there a way, everything is there a way, everything is there a way, everything is very easy, just on something and then you got all the artwork. it'sjust something and then you got all the artwork. it's just a something and then you got all the artwork. it'sj

at this moment, ifeel that at this moment, i feel that this at this moment, ifeel that this is the righteel as a coach, i have a young —— i am a young coach, went to help the team, i want to help young players develop and if i am part of the process i'm happy with that. so, putting all the things together making this important decision, i'm convinced it's the right one, i'm happy, i'm still young but right now i feel like that. alonso had been on liverpool's radar ever sincejurgen klopp announced in january that this would be his last season. we heard from the liverpool manager today, after hearing that he was now out of the running. i had a similar situation and pretty much the same, if you want. and i never regretted it. so that is pretty much everything i can say, he is doing an incredible job there. leverkusen has a good team, probably keep the team together i think, that is possible this year as well so it is not every year is like that. so i understand that he wants to do that. so liverpool will have to amend their hitlist of managers, ruben amorim, might have moved closer to the t

fortunately, ifeel it's 2-step _ hollywood? fortunately, ifeel it's 2-step forwards _ hollywood?orwards and one i it's 2—step forwards and one step— it's 2—step forwards and one step back, every now and then we see — step back, every now and then we see a — step back, every now and then we see a lot of diversity but at this— we see a lot of diversity but at this 9 _ we see a lot of diversity but at this .9 years into oscars so white. — at this .9 years into oscars so white. we _ at this .9 years into oscars so white, we have to talk about what — white, we have to talk about what happens at the beginning of the — what happens at the beginning of the reduction in the end. the — of the reduction in the end. the oscars are at the end of the line _ the oscars are at the end of the line. we need to be talking about— the line. we need to be talking about the — the line. we need to be talking about the films that are actually green lit they give the opportunity to make it to the opportunity to make it to the great big screen. one the opportunity to make it to the great big screen.- the g

ifeel not done. everything is set for the elections. i feel great, not done. everything is set for the elections. ifeel great, i feel like a winner. and i am going to win. feel like a winner. and i am going to win-— going to win. we cut the protest _ going to win. we cut the protest because - going to win. we cut the protest because we - going to win. we cut the protest because we are l protest because we are concerned that the lack of transparency and how the votes will be counted and collected. we have major concerns and i do not feel they are being addressed.— not feel they are being addressed. ~ , . ., addressed. we 'ust want a credible addressed. we just want a credible election. - addressed. we just want a credible election. if - addressed. we just want a credible election. if the i credible election. if the election are free and fair there _ election are free and fair there will definitely be no protest. con shots and screaming. people are gathering in our office and the police opened fire and shot and killed someone already. i fire and shot and killed

ifeel like i am burying our hope, anna tells me. ifeel like iam burying my our hope, anna tells me.feel like i am burying my own son. he our hope, anna tells me. i feel like i am burying my own son.— i am burying my own son. he is the only person — i am burying my own son. he is the only person i _ i am burying my own son. he is the only person i could _ i am burying my own son. he is the only person i could trust, _ i am burying my own son. he is the only person i could trust, and - i am burying my own son. he is the only person i could trust, and i - i am burying my own son. he is the only person i could trust, and i wasi only person i could trust, and i was dreaming of— only person i could trust, and i was dreaming of him to become our president. _ dreaming of him to become our president, and it's a huge tragedy for me _ president, and it's a huge tragedy for me and — president, and it's a huge tragedy for me and for my people. the — for me and for my people. the kremlin had called mr navalny an extremist, criminal, but listen to the reaction when his coffin arrived. by now, the

ifeel like a fraud. �* ., , of the place? i haven't. ifeel like afraud. �* ., , , ., �* a fraud. _ a fraud. i've only seen one. i've seen dear england. it was i a fraud. i've only seen one. i've i seen dear england. it was absolutely amazing for the even more amazing that i love football but i'm not crazy, crazy football fan. you don't need to be. crazy, crazy football fan. you don't need to be— need to be. which play golf in a most nominations? _ need to be. which play golf in a most nominations? sunset i need to be. which play golf in a i most nominations? sunset boulevard, 11 nominations in total. expecting it to win big? i expect so. meghan, thank ou it to win big? i expect so. meghan, thank you very _ it to win big? i expect so. meghan, thank you very much. _ it to win big? i expect so. meghan, thank you very much. i'm - it to win big? i expect so. meghan, thank you very much. i'm sure i it to win big? i expect so. meghan, thank you very much. i'm sure we i thank you very much. i'm sure we will have time in the middle of our jobs and visit the theater. as always you can get

ifeel at promote knowledge but that has happened.., , all this behaviour is kind of over-- it _ all this behaviour is kind of over.- it has - all this behaviour is kind of over.- it has not i all this behaviour is kind of. over.- it has not really over. ready? it has not really been tested _ over. ready? it has not really been tested at _ over. ready? it has not really been tested at an _ over. ready? it has not really been tested at an election, i i been tested at an election, i feel like the politicians engaged with that have lost heart, we had keir starmer... as you say that i am eyeing a quote from rishi sunak, the promised britain with indian heritage who said a few days ago that extremists are spreading a poison, they want us to doubt our country's history and achievements. they want us to accept a moral equivalence between us and some despicable regimes in the world. i'm thinking when he talks about extremists who want us to doubt our country's history and achievements, i'm not saying you are an extremist but somebody inviting

it's slow, and ifeel it's been slow because we have been under—represented.ng, directing, editing, you know, are, you know, cinematographers or songwriters, and stories define us in so many ways and they shape our choices. and when we have better representation and we have more representation and, more than anything else, when we have more feminist storytellers, things will change. from cinema to climate change — how did yourjourney as a climate campaigner begin? when i first started working with civil society organisations very early in my career, i realised the connection between human health and just deteriorating environmental health. i worked with cancer care and that's when i realised that the percentage was rising amongst child cancer and women's cancer in the country and a very, very significant part of that percentage was attributed to polluted food, polluted soil, polluted water, polluted air, and i think what i felt at the time was a sense of despondency. nobody was talking about it and i was like, "this has to change. "we have to really bring this

ifeel much more alone in here, yes, ifeel much more alone.mingly support the war and the way it's being fought. many don't believe gazans are starving. but a big majority is fed up with prime minister netanyahu, who they believe puts his own career ahead of their security. israel is fighting this war against the background of a severe domestic political crisis, a growing sense of international isolation and significant damage to its most important alliance with the united states. now, israel's wars are usually short and sharp, and mostly victorious. so far, this war is not. jeremy bowen, bbc news, jerusalem. meanwhile, the bbc has spoken to a senior member of hamas, who's currently in qatar. they have said that they are ready to release all the hostages, including soldiers, if there is a solid ceasefire. they also say that maybe 70 of them have been killed by israeli bombardments or starvation. there's been more legal news for donald trump today just. more legal news for donald trump todayjust. a link to his forthcoming trial over alleged has

ifeel like i'm in prison. please, please, please, madam, please. these videos were recorded by domestic workers in oman. they are all from malawi, one of the world's poorest countries. the women came together in a whatsapp group after being duped by dishonest recruitment agents into going to oman. georgina was promised a lucrativejob in dubai, but instead she found herself in the omani capital, muscat. translation: i was not allowed to rest. - i was waking up at 3am and going to bed at 1am. the most difficult thing that made me desperate to escape was the boss forcing me to have sex with him. it was so painful because i had no way to say no. he threatened me and said if i shouted he would shoot me. i got badly injured because it wasn't only him. he would bring friends and they would pay him after. in oman alone, there are an estimated 300,000 domestic workers, most of them from africa or asia. ekaterina runs an ngo which supports migrant workers in the gulf. we identify them as victims of trafficking or forced labour or other forms of exploitation.

to be in i feel lucky to be in the ifeel lucky to be in the position but that's it, if you lose the day you have to work and if you win the match, you work anyway so you have to be really careful with opponents because opponents know you and want to beat you. i like to be in this position because it makes me a better player. to basketball and cleveland cavaliers head coachjb bickerstaff says he's been threatened by gamblers and has reported it to the nba. he claims hisjob has become more challenging because of gamblers contacting him asking him to influence things during games. i've personally had my own instances with some of the sport's gamblers where they got my telephone number and were sending me crazy messages about where i live and my kids and all that stuff so it's a dangerous game and a fine line that we are walking. i understand the business side of it, but it is something i believe has gone too far. and that's all the sport for now. the us has filed a lawsuit against apple, accusing it of monopolising the smartphone market. before that, the bank of england has held intere

ifeel for that is not feasible for us to manage that.munities across the nation that having to foot the bill. you are talking about millions of dollars, in some cases billions, to address these needs when in fact it should be addressed by the federal government and no mayor or governor in america should have to bear the burden of a broken immigration system without the federal financial resources necessary to address these needs. figs resources necessary to address these needs-— these needs. as you said, democrats _ these needs. as you said, democrats and _ these needs. as you said, l democrats and republicans these needs. as you said, - democrats and republicans both say the immigration system, the asylum system is broken. what would you like to see done? first of all we need to pass comprehensive immigration reform that addresses all these issues. you are talking about legal immigration, at this point even with the immigration, when it comes to these quotas that are not — since 1990, congress has failed to update legal immigration relat

and ifeel like i am beating people a lot higher than me, day in, day out.where i need to be. but nothing stops you. it's an uphill battle and ijust want to keep going and see how far i can get, because ultimately, ijust want to do the best i can and i have always asked that of myself. katie always asked that of myself. boulter said it was a s week. she came into the tournament and ceded. a series of upsets, she beat five players inside the top a0 to lift that title. the previous title, the nottingham open, she did not have to beat a player inside the top 30. katie boulter showed resilience to come back from a set down, and dominated, to wrap up a three set victory. she... it was a double celebration for the two of them. she is up to 27 in the world. it has been an incredible rise up the rankings for her. last year she was ranked outside the top 130, now she is 27th in the world, she has established herself as a danger to all the established seeds. she lost in qualifying at indian wells last year, it is often known as a fifth grand slam. this time, because o

this series in particular, ifeel like i was bowling really well, just didn�*t quite get the wickets thatt�*s been a long time coming, but arsenal are into the quarterfinals of the champions league. the gunners were taken all the way to a penalty shoot—out by porto, after the score on aggregate was level after extra time in a scrappy match at the emirates. the last time the gunners reached the last eight of the competition was back in 2010.

this series in particular, ifeel like i was bowling really well, just didn't quite get the wickets that maybe on another day or another series, i would've got. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. it's been a long time coming, but arsenal are into the quarter—finals of the champions league. the gunners were taken all the way to a penalty shoot—out by porto, after the score on aggregate was level after extra time in a scrappy match at the emirates. the last time the gunners reached the last eight of the competition was back in 2010. our football correspondentjohn murray was there. just the one goal here at the emirates scored really well, super finished by trossard in the 41st minute after odegaard played him in. big moment when odegaard had a goal ruled out in the second half of normal time for an alleged foul on pepe, so it came to the nerve shredding penalties — but arsenal's nerves remained intact, excellent penalties from odegaard, havertz, sacco and rice — whereas made two saves, a fingertip from wendell on to the post, hit him and didn't go in, then also diving to his

ifeel biggest things i wanted to go into this year with.hings i wanted to go into this year with. ifeel like i'm beating people ranked higher, a lot higher than me. beating people ranked higher, a lot higherthan me. day beating people ranked higher, a lot higher than me. day in, day out, and thatis higher than me. day in, day out, and that is where i need to be. but nothing stops here. it's an uphill battle and ijust nothing stops here. it's an uphill battle and i just want to see how far i can get because ultimately i want to do the best i can, and i've always asked that of myself. formula 1... under investigation over interfering formula 1 race results. a whistle—blower said he allegedly intervened to overturn a a whistle-blower said he allegedly intervened to overturn— intervened to overturn a penalty civen to intervened to overturn a penalty given to aston _ intervened to overturn a penalty given to aston martin's - intervened to overturn a penalty| given to aston martin's fernando alonso at last year's saudi arabian grand prix. the cla

and ifeel like i am beating people a lot higher than me, day in, day out. that's where i need to be. but nothing stops you. it's an uphill battle and ijust want to keep going and see how far i can get, because ultimately, ijust want to do the best i can and i have always asked that of myself. pep guardiola hailed phil foden as the best player in the premier league at the moment after he led the fightback in the manchester derby. city were 1—0 down at half—time to mancheser united at the etihad, but two goals from foden and an injury time strike from erling haaland saw city win 3—1 and move one point behind leaders liverpool in the premier league. city domintaed the game with 73% possession and 27 shots on goal to united's three. but it was foden who was singled out for special praise by the manager he always was a talented player. he can play— he always was a talented player. he can play in_ he always was a talented player. he can play in the middle. he can make a moment_ can play in the middle. he can make a moment cut inside, and at the end play in _ a mo

however, ifeel it. it was horrible hearing those things. however, i feel really positive — things. because i feel like swim _ positive now because i feel like swim england have said that there has been _ swim england have said that there has been an issue with the behaviours within the aquatic community — notjust behaviours within the aquatic community — not just the behaviours within the aquatic community — notjust the swimming side, _ community — notjust the swimming side, but _ community — notjust the swimming side, but all— community — notjust the swimming side, but all of the disciplines. and from — side, but all of the disciplines. and from the results from today, i really _ and from the results from today, i really feel— and from the results from today, i really feel like they are committed to change, they're bringing out and rolled _ to change, they're bringing out and rolled out _ to change, they're bringing out and rolled out and working through for the next _ rolled out and working through for the next two years. i feel really positive — the next two years. i feel really

i feel like ifeel like i'm one of the most conscientious authors out here.e rest of the tenements. i'm a big believer in karma, so if you are done something wrong, it will come round and bite you at some point. i try, obviously don't try to do anything wrong, and plagued by the rules and do the right thing. i feel like i obviously did that. there was two drops. from florida to portland — where the new york knicks�* excellent recent form continued — as they made it four wins from their last six — beating the trail blazers to maintain their play off push in the eastern conference. meanwhile the boston celtics have become the first team to secure their place in the playoffs. they beat the phoenix suns 127—112 — with jaylen brown top scoring with 37 points. don't forget — the full draw for the champions league quarterfinal is on the bbc sport website — with the europa league and europa conference league draw to follow shortly — but for now, that's all the sport. welcome back. some breaking news to bring you — 21 migrants including five children have drowned afte

honestly, ifeel 0k. being at work makes it go a lot quicker.er because you're too busy. working, interacting with people. so you're managing a big, busy team. be honest. when they get on your nerves, does that hanger kick in? trust me, it does. it does massively. but because i've been doing it for a very long time, i've managed to control. and in my religion, this month is all about controlling. it's all about being spiritual and being kind to people. when you talk to staff here who are fasting, they say they're used to it. they've been doing it since they were teenagers. but what's also interesting is talking to those who aren't fasting, because they've been asked to be mindful of the fact that their colleagues might want to ask for shorter shifts. they might want to break out more frequently for prayer time, and they might feel those energy levels starting to dip in the afternoon. everyone received an email explaining over ramadan that muslims like miriam might pray more or book extra leave. and bosses say extra effort that they've put into r

today, i am happy and i never felt about going, even if you would have asked me before the match, ifeelg good and for years, i am surrounded by amazing people and i think that is the most important. australian open champion jannik sinner is through to the miami open semi—finals after ending tomas machac�*s run at the atp masters event. sinner used his explosive power and precision to come through 6—4, 6—2 against his czech opponent. machac held off andy murray and andrey rublev to play a first masters quarter—final but sinner�*s level was too good. sinner won the first grand slam title of his career at melbourne park injanuary and has continued his fine form since. home favourite danielle collins breezed into the semi—finals of the miami open on wednesday. the florida native easing past caroline garcia 6—3, 6—2 to reach the semi finals collins is retiring at the end of the year but the 30—year—old ensured her final appearance in this tournament would be extended by at least another round with an authoritative performance against the frenchwoman. the 2022 aussie open finalist was in cont

i think it was just totally over the top, and ifeel quite cross about it, this is the first time they've the bbc, and ijust feel it was overkill. james, kate did ask for privacy after her operation. shouldn't the bbc have respected that? we understood at the time that there would be differences of view. it's something of a perhaps a kind of marmite story, where we knew from particularly the figures we get in real time, ut was far and away that the story that people were most interested in on the day, and that isn't in itself a reason to do the story. but it does speak to the idea that there's a huge amount of interest, and as you touched on, concern about the princess of wales, i mean, i understand that that the points that you're making and why you're saying them. but i think we felt there was an inevitability about the level of interest. and then when this doubt was was cast on what had actually happened to the story, sorry, what had actually happened to the picture, that then heightened the interest. but ijust wanted to add that i think that this story was given an extra impetus by th

and ifeel like i am beating people a lot higher than me, day in, day out.g stops you. it's an uphill battle and ijust want to keep going and see how far i can get, because ultimately, ijust want to do the best i can and i have always asked that of myself. pep guardiola hailed phil foden as the best player in the premier league at the moment after he led the fightback in the manchester derby. city were 1—0 down at half—time to mancheser united at the etihad, but two goals from foden and an injury time strike from erling haaland saw city win 3—1 and move one point behind leaders liverpool in the premier league. city domintaed the game with 73% possession and 27 shots on goal to united's three. but it was foden who was singled out for special praise by the manager

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ifeel like people in the community have supported me.e had over the last few ears. ~ �* ., ., years. we're going to get the decoration — years. we're going to get the decoration on _ years. we're going to get the decoration on the _ years. we're going to get the decoration on the stage i years. we're going to get the decoration on the stage justl years. we're going to get the i decoration on the stage just behind you just in the next 20 minutes or so, i'm told. and we're hearing that you might have come second. is that what you are thinking, to? yes. you might have come second. is that what you are thinking, to?— what you are thinking, to? yes, i'm led to believe. _ what you are thinking, to? yes, i'm led to believe. we _ what you are thinking, to? yes, i'm led to believe. we will _ what you are thinking, to? yes, i'm led to believe. we will see - what you are thinking, to? yes, i'm led to believe. we will see if - what you are thinking, to? yes, i'm led to believe. we will see if that i led to believe. we will see if that pans out in th

ifeel good, i'm feeling good, for years i'm surrounded by amazing people, and i think that is the mostnt thing. scotland's preparations for the euros had something of a setback — they were beaten 1—0 at home by northern ireland, their seventh game without a win. while england battled back to draw 2—2 against belgium, thanks to an injury—time equaliser from jude bellingham. with a host of established names missing, manager gareth southgate said the past two matches have been useful to test the depth of the squad. we know who's been able to play at that level, who our very best players are. and the rest, we've got a lot clearer picture of what people are capable of from the two games that we've played. and we're just going to see how people are when they come back into form, whether they can do that fitness—wise with their clubs. england's women have won the t20 series against new zealand, with victory in wellington. maia bouchier hit an impressive 91 off 56 balls, her second half—century in a row, to help england to 177—3. and charlie dean took four wickets as new zealand fell 47 runs s

i feel like ifeel like i'm i feel like i'm definitely ifeel like i'm definitely the best shape they'vend the fact that i can come back at five o'clock still bullet the same speed, that is something that i think is very important and helps confidence in terms of skills, the last months and probably not delivered as much as i would want in terms of wickets but this, for the like i was doing really well ijust didn't quite get the wickets. i think i like this from adam where my game is at and enjoyment of trying to get better in the net and stuff like that. scottie scheffler says it was strange to seejon rahm choose to leave the pga tour for liv golf. the men's world number one was speaking ahead of defending his title at the players championship — which starts on thursday. scheffler said he'll miss competing against him, but that the pga tour must move on. john is someone that i love competing against and is we talked about after the ryder cup. we had some good battles over the years and there's definitely strange for me to see him leave and is a bit surprised at how competitive he is and

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and ifeel that getting dressed is one of the mostjoyful things i get to do every day and i like to bring and optimism. chioma spent the last 14 years working at vogue in new york before returning to london, where she grew up. the thing i brought to american vogue was a sense of british style and that eccentricity and that sense of cherry picking from different things. and i think leaving the uk made me realisejust how much of a london girl i was. i really love this cover image. for her debut issue, nnadi chose to feature the singer fka twigs — a nod to her early days as a musicjournalist. that colour was all over the runways this season. the magazine circulation has remained steady over recent years, but it does still face challenges. vogue has been criticised for being out of touch and for displaying fashion that is unaffordable to most people. what would you say to that? for me, when i open a magazine, that's really what i want to see. and there is obviously a fantasy aspect of fashion, and that's obviously what drew me in, too, as a young person. and how would your colleagues describe

ifeel like everyone in ireland is struggling at the moment, like, with the housing crisis, cost of livinge person we'd speak to who actually like the government that's in now. you think, like, you're going to be living with your parents until 40 years of age, like, you know what i mean? like, you don't want to be living there. you want to go out and be independent. the republic of ireland has witnessed much change during leo varadkar�*s political career. even if there's no early general election, one is looming within a year, and with a new taoiseach set to be named within weeks, there will be much more change to come. sara girvin, bbc news in dublin. speaking of change... the vietnamese president vo van thuong has resigned, after only one year in office. after a meeting of the ruling communist party the government issued a statement saying he had broken party rules and had negatively affected public opinion, and the reputation of the party. he is believed to have resigned over his links to a corruption scandal in his home province. mr thuong was appointed last year to replace another pre

so, ifeel for them. i'm a young woman.g women my age, so i know it's the struggle that makes them go there. ijust feel it's hard because it's a country where you don't know anybody. you can't speak to anybody. so, when i put myself in theirshoes, i know... ..if circumstances were allowing me, it could have been me, for sure. girls put themselves at enormous risk speaking out and it's only late at night that i've managed to reach any. i know that if they are caught talking to me, they could be in trouble, so i have been extremely careful. after many months, one young woman has sent some video messages. i've gained her trust and we have become friends. charity... ..i�*ve grown so connected with her that... ..i always wait to hear from her. within days of contacting rita, charity had travelled to the middle east. charity is the last person i think of every night. weakjustice and desperation lead girls to the middle east. but there is a chain of exploitation that begins here. they are lured by agents with false promises of goo

like, literally, ifeel like i'm a rabbit and the foxes are after me.s mayor, the first three years were kind of 0k. there was cooperation with the government, but in response to me speaking out against things that i felt were wrong and things that i felt were not in the interests of the country, i came under enormous attack. we've seen, in a cross—examination, no elements have been proven. at least there has been a derailment in the course of proofing of their case. but it's a political case, we will say. it is a case to undo the nerves of the mayor and then get her distracted. she is my sister. i am one year, 11 months older than she is. - it's painful to see somebody who you know, or you havel known your whole life, has stood up for right, | who fights for the truth. and to see her put in the position like this| is actually very frustrating, very challenging. - this day has finally come — the day that yvonne - takes the stand. we thank you, father god, - because our hope and our faith and our trust is not in man. she sobs there was no facts left that