ina, i'm so happy to meet you. thank you so much for having me. i've really looked forward to this. what a space! thank you. this is so lovely. thank you for having us here. this is wonderful. this is... this is your work. i live right next—door. this is your store. and this is my office. yeah. so the house is just there. you have a very short commute. a very short commute. sometimes the rabbits get in the way, but, you know, usually it's fairly... fairly traffic free. i feel like i know the space because i've watched so many videos. you don't have any sense of the scale. you don't. when i first told jeffrey i was going to build a kitchen here, i think he imagined, like, a little kitchen. and he kept seeing this thing go up and up and up. and he was like, "what are you building here?!" is it a pleasure to cook in here still? oh, it's just wonderful! and i actually think good architecture makes you better at whatever you're doing. i walk in every day and i think, "i can't believe i get to work here." and itjust makes me like show up more. you feel happy being in this space. i can see

thank you, ina. thank you so much. thank you. i've got to give you back your hat. just wonderful.t the nicest day. thank you. thank you for being so kind and gentle. 0h, don't be silly. thank you for coming. and for all of the tips. i think we shared lots of tips. thank you. thank you so much. bye. it was so good to see you. hello. the weather's been continuing to cause some disruption through the final few days of 2023. we've had heavy rain, heavy snow across parts of scotland on saturday. for new year's eve on sunday, still some strong winds and heavy showers, especially in the south and the west. generally, a bit drier and less windy across the northeast of the uk, away from the northern isles — thatis, where we'll have this lingering weather front. but low pressure very much with us, drifting its way gradually eastwards, and there'll be a rash of showers rotating around that area of low pressure, blown in on these brisk west or southwesterly winds. so, the strongest of the winds probably for the southwest of england, the channel isles could be gusting 60mph. similar for the no

ina helped me solve family problems. what about my husband?d your husband? i wouldn't like to talk about it. still? well, yes. how did the fortune teller solve such questions? she helped me, as she gave me the liquid and told me to soak it in my underpants, he refused to put it on, but i forced him, it was already scary, and he became a different person, that, like women, he stopped, all interest disappeared, how do you like it? and to me, yes, poor man, how does he live now, looks he drinks football and drinks beer, yes, you could kill for that, my kolya wouldn’t hurt a fly , well, that’s what all the wives say, that’s for sure, it’s nikola, and she was afraid of one person, whose name, of course, i don’t know, but inna said, he deals with real estate. woman, you can’t come here , you can’t come here, i need a man with a dog, makar or something, i have important information for him, he’s busy right now, come to the department in the evening, there’s nothing more to do , tomatoes carry everything, conversation, look at my eyes, what i need to

were shot by their own snipers, the three captives escaped, this was very strange for ina, and she made a noise that, sir, we did it ourselves and we know that we did it on purpose, and i read a news that many of these the ships on the first day had happened by themselves, but i would like to tell you about the behavior of the project and the process. my analysis is that it is very likely that this war will not end with the process, which means that something must happen. that is, with the current path, the same process and netanyahu's presence in power will continue, except for one the different thing in this middle of my pre-analysis is that something different or something should be here. if it turns out that this is a project , where can these events take place inside the regime, in the international arena, or on the opposite front, from the side of the resistance axis or the palestinian fighters, all these situations can happen from within the regime, for example. assassination has happened. the limit of resilience of the world economy is the limit of the regime's history of assass

ina in a widening of the conflict the us says it's carried out what it calls "necessary and proportionatekes against pro—iranian militias based in iraq, which they say were in response to attacks on american bases in the region. but the government in iraq condemned the strikes as an "unacceptable attack on iraqi sovereignty". 0ur correspondent shaimaa khalil is injerusalem. "0ur things are gone, mum," she says, standing in what used to be her home. israel's bombing of rafah in southern gaza has continued, leaving those who fled there at a loss of where to go. translation: israel claimed i that there are safe residential areas oi’ secure zones. but this attack shows that that's a lie. israel's military operation has intensified in khan younis, also in the south. little amal was home with her family. the bomb hit them and killed her uncle. "we were sleeping, then i heard a big bang," she said. "rocks fell on us. "all our windows were shattered." amal�*s baby sister is three days old. baby mariam is hearing the brunt of the conflict she was born into. "the war in gaza will last for months,"

ina garten is one of the most famous tv cooks in america. everything from her recipes to her time in the white house, to her extraordinary following among young people. you probably know her as the barefoot contessa. ina, i'm so happy to meet you. thank you so much for having me. i've really looked forward to this. what a space! thank you. this is so lovely. thank you for having us here. this is wonderful. this is... this is your work. i live right next—door. this is your store. and this is my office. yeah. so the house is just there. you have a very short commute. a very short commute. sometimes the rabbits get in the way, but, you know, usually it's fairly... fairly traffic free. i feel like i know the space because i've watched so many videos. you don't have any sense of the scale. you don't. when i first told jeffrey i was going to build a kitchen here, i think he imagined, like, a little kitchen. and he kept seeing this thing go up and up and up. and he was like, "what are you building here?!" is it a pleasure to cook in here still? oh,

ina similarway in a similar way when supper was ended he took the chalice and giving thanks he said the this, all of you and drink from it. for this the chalice of my blood. the blood of the new eternal covenant which will be poured out from you and for many for forgiveness of sins. do this in memory of me. singing therefore lord as we celebrate the memorial of this saving impression of your son, his wondrous resurrection, and his ascension into heaven, and as we look forward to his second coming we offer you on thanksgiving this holy and living sacrifice. that we pray upon the church and recognising the sacrificial victim who death we reconcile us to ourselves. granted who are nourished by your son and fill with it's your holy spirit they become one body, one in spirit in christ. . ~ become one body, one in spirit in christ. ., ,, ., , ., christ. may he make of us and return our food to — christ. may he make of us and return our food to you _ christ. may he make of us and return our food to you so _ christ. may he make of us and return our food to you so that _ christ. may he make of u

ina that sense to the clear and present danger although it should be noted the nations of latin america had never been subjected to a potential nuclear threat. but this secret swift buildup of missiles in an area well known to have a historical relationship to the united states the sudden decision stationed outside of soviet soil is a deliberately provocative and unadjustedce change in the status quo that cannot be accepted by this country. if our courage and commitment are ever to be trusted again by either friend or foe the 1930s taught us a lesson aggressive conduct ultimately leads to war. it must be to prevent against this or any other country and secure the withdrawal or elimination from the western hemisphere. our policy has been one of patients and re- strained. a peaceful and powerful nation that leads a worldwide alliance we have been determined not to be diverted from our central concerns. but now further action is required, and it is underway. and these actions may only be the beginning. we will not prematurely or unnecessarily risk the cost of worldwide nuclear war in which

and going trdo the studio paying good money so that you can give out christmas cards tom everybody inasarticularly like. >> i brought more props about every christmas card that i have ever made, since my children wr were born, blood sweat and tears when into this and running on e back and i think know what happened during the school year, every single one in here my babies right there and yes, we support industries here we have' tom support the officers who is also taking these pictures in theipor printing companies and putting a stamp on our also helping the u.s. postal service. >> yes. [applause] ibach. ibach. >> janice thank you and made great arguments with that great argument turned the winner argument turned the winner janice dean an >> i do my christmas cards a to really do right in the street to really do right in the street to find out what people think and contestants coming going have to guess how they will respond to these questions and taken away people's free. >> thank you tom, peter the street here in the big apple. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> username. >> then the. >> into boy. >> yes an

their spot in the next round if they could beat aris limassol but, as you can see there, that ended inaow, aston villa have condemned the violence that left three police officers injured after legia warsaw fans were involved in clashes before their europa conference league game in birmingham. flares and missiles were thrown at police as the legia fans were held in a coach park near villa's stadium and not let in to the game. well, on the pitch, alex moreno returned from a six—month out through injury to score the winnerfor already qualified villa, who have now moved ahead of legia warsaw at the top of group e. and you can find all the full results and details of all the action on the bbc sport website. looking to international football, where there are two rounds of games remaining in the women's nations league group stage. scotland are away to belgium and wales are at home to iceland, both of those teams looking to avoid relegation into league b. northern ireland, they're in albania. they could still secure promotion to league a via the play—offs. but for england, there is a crucial ga

jani and jabdar of the islamic republic of ina. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. on the 6th day of the zionist invasion, dozens of people were martyred in the gaza strip. refugee settlement centers, hospitals, schools, houses and mosques were also not safe from the enemy's attack. israeli warplanes bombed a house in mohalla al-salam, east of rifaa, on monday evening. as a result, a number of civilians were martyred or injured. martyrs and wounded. they were transferred to abu yusef al-najjar hospital. as a result of the bombing by israeli fighters on a building belonging to the khatib family on madrasa street in khanyounis city, a number of martyrs or were injured on the 6th and 6th days of the zionist regime , the number of martyrs of the zionist regime's invasion of the gaza strip increased to more than 18 thousand martyrs and 50 thousand wounded . the zionist regime hides the real statistics of its dead and wounded in the conflicts in the gaza strip , and the real number of deaths of this regime is mor

jani and jabadan of the islamic republic of ina. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and his family and hasten their fate, dear fellow countrymen , hello, good morning, welcome to the news section at 6 o'clock. the press exhibition will be held at the end of bahman. this exhibition will be held under the title of iranian media exhibition. there is a year that was not actually done and was not active. with the follow-ups, this year, god willing , we will see the holding of the press exhibition at the end of february. the conference on what and how the supreme council of the cultural revolution became a headquarters in the constitutional hall the islamic council was held. in this conference, the president described culture as a guide to the basic and basic actions of societies and said that the culture of the society does not need binding and control tools. a central headquarters on the anniversary of the establishment of the supreme council of the cultural revolution, the recitation of a

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ina came back and said, seyed, i'm tired, and he said, iraq has made me very tired, and we sat down it almost 12 in the afternoon. the bodyguards arrived and i said , "you don't have anything to do. i will go." he said no, after the night, when he leaves , come back on wednesday night, come back to the same house where they are resting, rest there in the morning. maybe he told me to tell these children that in the morning. prepare breakfast here, that is, in the same building , come here at 7:00 a.m. , eat all these dishes together with mr. javad, and the meeting will continue like this until noon, and i will stay for almost half an hour. it was two o'clock , haji usually has to eat his lunch at half past two o'clock, and we are late we arrived, we brought him lunch and we sat right here , he was eating in the same environment, he was telling me that dear sayyid , you should definitely eat this kebab with sumac, sumac is very good for fat , it is good for haji on this trip. well, whenever he comes , he is usually tired. the house we were taking after, for example , these guards. haji w

bank casey ina he said everything and this actor was known in iran only because of his voice. this movie is the only movie whose name is based on mr. mamdohi himself. i didn't mention his work at all. in the name of the man who smiles, this smile is in their behavior, in their voice, in their dubbing. now if there is a serious role, i feel that smile. i love the voice-over of the film. the voice-over of the film made me very happy. at the unveiling ceremony of the documentary, rafat neko, professor nasser mamdouh was also present. held. i don't get angry with your words anymore. i don't think you can tell me if i am worse than this get angry emotional, pleasant and unforgettable voice. i don't care if you believe me or not. i just want to see marivano before it's too late. most of all , she is remembered for speaking the role of young or old women. it is 15 miles from wabbleton to wibbleton. like the characters of the first map. i'm gone, i can't forget what i did with frank , you're a madman, you jumped out of the cage, i want to stay alive, you were with them , you stayed in

pains without fiching a muscle or raising fear should be ashamed of themselves, 18, people are dead ina, 18,000 people, um, 8,00 of those are children, if that doesn't make anyone think this is wrong then that person is so and heartless ie those people in there eating, drinking, have laugh with the jeesside endorsing labor party. "there's let up in israely raids across west bank. regime forces have attacked the palestinian sea of genene for the second consecutive day. israely forces pressed ahead with the mass dettention campaign in genen including in the city's refugee can. israely troops also maintained their sie's public hospital for the second day in a row, blocking ambulances access there. until day forces, backed by armor vehicles and bulldozers, attacked janine and killed at least seven people. soldiers also obstructed medics that was to the scene to treat the injured. this morning we were informed of rocket attack so we immediately anded on our way to the location of the attack. the israel military stopped us and checked our eyes on the ambulances. this kept us from attending to

jani and jabdar of the islamic republic of ina. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. only two hospitals in gaza received more than 130 dead bodies in the last 24 hours. the spokesman of the gaza ministry of health also said that with the continued attacks of the zionist regime , during this period, gaza hospitals admitted at least 260 people as wounded. even though after the end of the ceasefire, no medical shipment and medicine have reached the hospitals. the zionist regime's attacks on gaza have entered the third month. the occupiers are still looking for a way to win over the resistance , but the field tells of another reality. airplane the israeli soldiers destroyed this residential house on the heads of its residents. this residential complex was completely destroyed. the palestinian youth says that the whole family of this little girl was martyred. his leg is infected and must be amputated. the palestinian ministry of health in gaza announced that in the last 24 hours, 71 martyrs and 160 wounded have re

because like one of them is the graphic novel that's a fantasy story about ae man the flies ina machine into the sun. and so i'm not sure -- [laughing] what sun lovers really were like. the book has to be banned in eight states, but it's disheartening. of course book banning is not new. the first book was banned in 1637, and the first book burning was in 1650. and so this is something that humans have been doing for a very long time, because knowledge is power, and m it dot mean that in a cheesy way. i do mean that the more you learn from the grittier and standing of the world, the more power you have. even if you don't necessarily have ways of using that power. and so when you're right about sexuality, when you write about race, any quantity come in, it makes a lot of people uncomfortable because they have to hold themselves accountable for the ways in which they support system of bigotry.ot and to know that my work is being banned, so something i wear as a badge of pride because books should not be banned. i think i'm doing something righteo when people are threatened. [applause] and

being children of mansouron, ina said that when we were splashed and hit, her house was a center for the likes of martyr jahan ara faced those dangers that no one allowed. mohammad jahanara takes refuge in the house of this spiritual person seyyed mohammad kazem danesh. mr. seyed was born in dastool in 2018. from a cultural and spiritual family, he went to qom to continue his studies. for example, in iraq, one of the soldiers wanted to get in touch with them, to ask them some religious questions, he did not fake it too much. with them he made an appointment in qom under the pretext of taking them as a taxi, for example , they traveled to tehran together . mansurun's military group to fight the pahlavis, i was telling my comrades at the same time that mr. danesh is the most political of all, that is, hassan tadbir is the best way to choose his high-level management. no one knew that mr. danesh's ideas and actions were revolutionary. pulled when savak believed, one of the tortures happened at the same time. dad's feet were tied to the back of his pocket and he was hung from a chair. th

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ina said that they were children of mansurun, when we were splashed, we were hit. his house was a center for the likes of shahid jahan. no one would give it to them. mohammad jahan takes refuge in the house of this spiritual person seyyed mohammad kazem danesh. mr. syed he was born in 138 in dastool, from a cultural and spiritual family , who went to qom to continue his studies. for example, one of the soldiers in iraq wanted to get in touch with them and ask them some religious questions . he did not dare to talk to them. qom, under the pretext of taking them as a taxi , for example, to tehran , they traveled with him . pahlavis, i was telling my comrades at the same time that mr. danesh is the most political of all, that is, he has good judgment in choosing the best way for his high-level management. one of the tortures happened at the same time. father's feet were tied to the back of a jeep and father was hung from a hundred. the revolution started and in the political atmosphere of khuzestan , armed groups were getting more and more armed . going rebelliously,

ina in a place called milton keynes outside of london and not in a place called milton keynes outsidend not much has been known about _ outside of london and not much has been known about this _ outside of london and not much has been known about this place - outside of london and not much has been known about this place we i outside of london and not much hasl been known about this place we were given a glimpse inside even after being shown by exactly what they do because they are incredibly secretive they basically make, from what i understand, surveillance plug—in communication for spies. you can look back at history and what they did show you in some of the artefacts they did show you in some of the artefa cts was they did show you in some of the artefacts was secret radios dropped behind enemy lines and also, a communication system built by a code breaker who lived during world war ii and that gives you a flavour of what they did in these vast machines or that cutting grinding laser printer settings being used to make things but whether making was a bit mysterious and everyday ob

answers, calls are unavailable, write, we needed to check if he is still near krymina in luhansk oblast , inao meet in donetsk-luhansk, well, obviously , we didn't want to meet him, we just needed information, and then he answers, and i 'll be in luhansk for another two hours, let's meet, and we're like this, well, and we dialed him, hello, i'm listening, my name is me, we've been looking for you for more than a year because of the event. and this is the person who told the guy that he is in luhansk, let's meet in luhansk. he immediately deletes all these messages that were above that he is in luhansk with a phone number, according to us, it is already everything was sealed, this is like proof that he is here, and he begins to invent that he is in some village in luhansk, apparently he googled where it is in russia, cleon was killed a long time ago, i heard from him that many women and children were saved there, they fed the soldiers and drank all the civilians with their last meal, i am writing to him that solovy semyon aleksandrovich was killed when he... he really thinks that we will belie

we wanted a striker, yahya ina mr. dadeshzadeh didn't want to press the police this year , if i'm not mistaken, now it's a joke, something about 400,500 billion tomans has been spent, this is what mr. farunizadeh also said here, does it really have to be this quality, don't you see mr. morteza, important documents , mr. morteza is one of the people which has always been a concern of the police press. well , pishmet is concerned. you know what i mean. we can't compare ourselves to arab teams . they came to buy ronaldo, for example. i came and got the police press in esteghlal, that is, in general for example, under 15 million , they have players right now , for example, the number they get, then we have something that the arab teams don't have. the players are not at the level of pressure. i think that i am too old for them. let me tell you a fact about a football term. let's take a moment. regarding the fact that the elders are open to the players , let's see a picture . it was also in your talk. we will come back, mr.

the ina trenches are so different from ours. the hegemon found the bottom. americans announced the appropriation of a million square kilometers of shelf in the arctic. where do such appetites come from and how legitimate are the territorial claims of the united states? and neuros got to the weather forecasts. is artificial intelligence capable of revolutionizing meteorology? you are watching the main weather program. zavodchenkov, hello! forecasts for the new year changed until the very last days of december, and the weather fever, which turned into storms, blizzards and freezing rains in different regions of the country, only fueled the main intrigue: what kind of weather will surprise russians in the first days of the new year 2024? we will definitely tell you about the most striking cataclysms of the outgoing december. at the end of december, russia was gripped by a weather fever; throughout the second half of the week , cyclones dominated the european part of the country, making the weather extremely changeable. the southern regions of the country were a

pani and jabdar of the islamic republic of ina. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and speed their fate. greetings and good morning. dear viewers , welcome to the news section at 6:00 a.m. following the airstrikes of the zionist regime near al-amal hospital in the city of khan younes in southern gaza at least 20 as a result of these attacks, a school in al-maghazi refugee camp was destroyed. this camp accommodated displaced families who lost their homes due to the barbaric bombardment of the zionist regime. in another crime , the invaders attacked a civilian's house and car in the area 8 people were martyred in dilbeleh, the center of the gaza strip. according to the latest statistics, in the 80 days of the zionist regime's attacks on the people of gaza, more than 21,000 people have been martyred. are injured the world health organization criticized the attacks of the zionist regime and expressed concern about the situation in the gaza strip . sean casey, co

let's go home, dad, how can i go in this form , what will ina alexandrovna say, i haven't told anything joke, it’s not my fault that you don’t understand jokes, in the future there’s no need to grope other people’s girls, i didn’t grope anyone, i wanted to dance with her, listen, go to your kazan, i don’t need you here in the fuck, so boys, stop! went to different rooms, matve, you go, wash yourself, well, i added more trouble to you, but nothing, vanya, everything happens in the family, you’d better tell me how you went to the ministry, but it doesn’t matter, tell me, you know schelka’s wife, svetlana, well, yes, we’ve met a couple of times, she comes to our theater, you can’t introduce me to her, but you need some reason, you’re a smart woman, you’ll come up with something, or what? it’s me, the plane was late, when will you return, i don’t know, if there are any problems with matvey, call, okay, bye, the reckless driver is returning, hello reckless, this is a meeting, and announces the hunt for the maniac, again, just work carefully , okay, as always, let’s go straight over the corps

if i'm not here in a week, call ina, she will tell you what to do.oing on. well, let's go. how does my jaw not hurt? well, i’m sorry, i couldn’t restrain myself, you would have done the same in my place, right? but this is unlikely? but we could have been friends, from what gender, we studied at the same school, only in different classes, we were english, lady grigorevna taught us, remember, a narrow skirt above the knee, manicure, size 4 breasts, the teacher was great, yes, we all at her i'm sad, i'm sorry i left. “she married a pasta maker, now lives in milan, she’s lucky , and you also have relatives in the states, it’s okay that you want to send her to america, it’s a funny question, why, you will help me cure a criminal, and i will help you. leave the states, lagin is not a criminal, who is not afraid of this, this is his former supplier, he worked for you at his mine, the killer was never found, but the suspicion was strong that it was he who had a hand in it, you still have to get to america, you will get there i guarantee my father was guaran

believe that it translates relatively well compared to maybe, like, a tumour of cells and a tumour inas. yeah! i think it's quite cool! but maybe we're missing something. lifestyle is responsible for about 93% of your longevity. only about 7% on your epigenetics, so you can't blame your parents. a lot of exercise, you know, some fasting, a lot of the good sleep, a lot of social connection, very little alcohol. try to spend at least 14 hours of your 24—hour day without ingesting any calories. this has profound effects on your metabolism, on many of the pathways. so, based on the data, i would predict that most people could live to 95 in good health if they did all of the things that we know will promote a healthy lifespan. but if they work, why do we need to be trying to deal with this bigger picture of senescence? senescence is still going to happen. hopefully, if you exercise, it's going to be delayed by 10, 15, 20 years. i don't mean to be saying that lifestyle interventions is all that needs to be done. there's a need for science for the future. what's that thing that people do when

ina in a variety of costumes for charity.rgest event of its kind in the uk. you're live with bbc news. alexei navalny has been found alive and well after apparently disappearing from the country prison system. there are still concerns about his well being. his spokesperson said he is being held at a penal colony in siberia. he is one of president putin's leading opponents. he has been injail since 2021 and his new prison is toughest in russia. lex of only�*s team lost contact with them on the sixth of december but have now confirmed his location. there is no law in russia that is applied to alexei. they always create for him special conditions, and they don't have anything to do with the law. so we don't have any legal routes. we know that for sure in this new colony that his conditions would be even worse than they were before. but the thing is that this colony is very distant. it is very difficult to access. for lawyers, it will be very difficult to go there and to see alexei. for the first time in more than a hundred years

that's getting more now from dw and chief political correspondent, ina hawes, that she is covering this story for us in room club, the military base where native soldiers are station. nina, both defense ministers calling today and historic day. why is that? absolutely. both said that it was a milestone that it was historic that, that deepening, that strategic partnership. germany will be stationing some $5000.00 members of the german army permanently in lithuania, from say 2027 on was the 1st soldiers are going to arrive next year. and then the systems are going to become operational by 27, and they will walk in a bit of a similar way to the cold war times when the time british american and french soldiers were helping to protect the eastern plank at the time the eastern plank of nato, the west, the military alliance, which at the time was western germany. so now the eastern flag has moved east woods and the bolted countries of very much members of the european union, the members of nato. and they say they need more protection. this threat from russia is very real when you walked around

ina line. easy, easy, easy.or their chance to claim asylum in america. coming from afghanistan, this man doesn't want the taliban he's escaping from to see his face. his journey through central america was brutal. very, very, very, very horrible and very bad. they treated all the people, especially asians, i don't know how to say, like a dog. but the moment we crossed the border, we felt very different. we felt safe and we do feel safe. migrants can no longer claim asylum at official border crossings, so they're coming in illegally instead, undeterred by that infamous border wall. as you can see there is a huge border fence, but itjust comes to an end right here. and if you look through there you can see you can just walk from mexico right into america. but then these people have to wait up to a week before they can be processed by immigration. the only food and water comes from local volunteers. i've been told by the border patrol that the only way this _ i is going to change is if we stopl doing this and then

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advantage was small, well , maybe i took advantage of it wisely, then čo som čakal, že tam je úplne ina stood at the top with a crystal, i had no other feelings other than joy, i knew that i had not let my coach down, pride in my team, for my persistent coach. for ourselves, we initially knew that he would go at this stage, he communicated with his parents and relatives, that is, they somehow prepared him mentally, he is on his path, his other distinguishing qualities are that he is very sharp, very nimble , that is, with one click he can change lanes to any stage for any view, he’s knee-deep in the sea, like they say, i was very worried, the factor of a cliff, a breakdown has not been canceled, they proved that we are ready to fight with any countries to show what we are capable of. therefore, i am happy for my team and tell them a huge thank you for this , for this victory, the pirates are rushing to victory, who can stop them, the game will decide, the champion is running, the hero, well, congratulations to you, hurray, well done, oops, yes. well done, absolutely beautiful. work as i

qualities. well... by the way, i also met my wife in borisov, we lived literally across the street, ina have been married for 35 years, and before that we were still friends for 5 years, in fact we are 40 we have known each other for years, that is, we look at such a period, it seems in the mirror it doesn’t seem like that the period is so long, well, so of course, this is completely my entire hope of support, aka was the censor of my first printed materials , when, when there were doubts, either to continue journalism or to do some more practical work, she supported, here are all those comments on the texts of the materials, on some stories that we did on television, then she suggested from the outside, and it was so accurate, it hit the nail on the head, the wife of technological production, she worked in her profession for many years, but like all military wives, wives of officers, she had to work where there was an opportunity for such work in those garrisons, where we served, there are a lot of talents , it’s very nice that she perfectly... creates some of these, i remember back in

after detonation, it split, but didn't shatter, sojeff and sian hope it may now find a new home ina museumon't often see in canada — a runaway kangaroo led authorities on a wild goose chase in ontario. the female escaped from its handlers while being unloaded and spent four days on the run. police say they managed to catch the kangaroo when it stopped for a break and an officer grabbed onto its tail. but the animal did get a punch in — one of the officers repportedly got hit in the face. thank you so much for watching. check out the website and to stay with us. hello. it is starting to turn less cold. that process, the transition to mild weather has already begun but we're not really going to feel it until the end of the week and into the weekend. in fact, there's still a chance of some frosts. now, let's have a look at the big picture then on tuesday. so low pressure close by with a wind off the north sea. so still a bit of an easterly, thick cloud and outbreaks of rain through the early hours across many parts of england and wales, maybe southern parts of scotland and into eastern northe

ina line. easy, easy, easy.�*t want the taliban he�*s escaping from to see his face. his journey through central america was brutal. very, very, very, very horrible and very bad. they treated all the people, especially asians, i don't know how to say, like a dog, but the moment we crossed the border, we felt very different. we felt safe and we do feel safe. migrants can no longer claim asylum at official border crossings, so they�*re coming in illegally instead, undeterred by that infamous border wall. as you can see there is a huge border fence, but itjust comes to an end right here. and if you look through there you can see you can just walk from mexico right into america. but then these people have to wait up to a week before they can be processed by immigration. the only food and water comes from local volunteers. i've been told by the border patrol that the only way - this is going to change is if we stop doing this and then people start starving and being hurt and sick- and possibly die out - here and then

ina in a statement, spokesperson for rishi sunak said that our thoughts are with all of those affectedn on the organised criminal gangs. 0ur correspondent simon jones updated us on the condition of those on board. well, we know that the french coast guard first received a report at around midnight that a boat carrying more than 60 migrants had got into difficulty in the channel. the french coastguard themselves to ask for help. now, immediately after that, an emergency response was launched. an initial rescue boat was sent to the scene around eight kilometers off the coast of calais. people were in the water. now, two of those people were unconscious. one of those was airlifted to hospital in calais. that person is said to be in a critical condition. a second person, though, was pronounced dead at the scene. now, in terms of the others who were rescued, we know that 64 people were taken back to calais. it gives you a sense ofjust how dangerously overloaded these boats can be. and it also indicates that these crossings are still continuing, even though it's december and it's very cold o

ina in a moment, we look at the latest developments that have taken place on the ground in this war betweenndent, paul adams, shortly. actually, i think we have him with us. pauladams actually, i think we have him with us. paul adams is injerusalem. hello there to you. first off, bring us up—to—date with the latest developments, please. us up-to-date with the latest developments, please.- us up-to-date with the latest developments, please. well, we are seeinr , developments, please. well, we are seeing. you — developments, please. well, we are seeing. you know. — developments, please. well, we are seeing, you know, continued - developments, please. well, we are seeing, you know, continued heavyl seeing, you know, continued heavy fighting in the same three areas that we have been talking about for several days now, that is around the largest city in the south in khan younis, the refugee camps and also in an area of gaza city. these are all areas that is regarded by israel as hamas strongholds and all areas where the israeli military seems determined to make progress. i've been speaking to so

ina, how did dasha, this fragile girl, hold up?s, when she told ying, why am i like dead, why is no one doing anything to me , i ’m dying, i said, no, even, you’re strong . everything will be fine, you will definitely survive, you will meet your son, she said, in, i need to get a haircut, i have my hair was burnt, i was flying like a candle , i need to cut my hair, she was thinking about her hairstyle, i stood there and thought about what kind of hair, but she didn’t understand what was happening to her, then after the stoma and urinary catheter were removed, maybe then she understood that her injuries were not entirely simple, the doctors on the first day after dasha was brought in, everyone... thought that she would not live until the morning, since there were injuries incompatible with life, her right knee was torn off by a shell, lacerations of her buttocks , internal... there was senya, who was also very, very strong he helped, despite the fact that it was very dangerous to move around the city, he came every other day, we wer

ina in a statement the bbc says it has admitted mistakes have been made in the past with this case, ande, thank ou webb and the tribunal. charlotte, thank you for— webb and the tribunal. charlotte, thank you for that _ webb and the tribunal. charlotte, thank you for that update. - let's get some of the day's other news now. the president of the university of pennsylvania has resigned following days of intense criticism after comments she made to the us congress about anti—semitism. elizabeth magill was widely condemned for failing to say clearly whether calling for the genocide ofjews would breach the university's code of conduct. for the second day running, there's been a confrontation between boats from the philippines and china in contested waters of the south china sea. the philippines coastguard accused the chinese of firing water cannon and ramming two of its supply boats near the second thomas shoal. votes are being cast in local elections in hong kong, but pro—democracy candidates have been banned from standing. under new rules, all candidates have been vetted by pro—beijing com

ina change in a change of tone, the uk and germany havejointly in a change of tone, the uk and germany have jointly called for a sustainable ceasefire in gaza. benjamin netanyahu has reiterated his opposition to a ceasefire, saying israel will fight to the end to eliminate hamas. the world health organization describes the emergency department of gaza's al—shifa hospital as a bloodbath after a team from their village crucial supplies. former conservative mp baroness mone says she is stood to get lots of profit from equipment delivered during the covid—i9 pandemic. and snap elections in serbia likely to keep the current leader's party in power, despite a united opposition. this against a progressive party's forecast to maintain its majority in the country's parliament. now on bbc news, inside the saudi sporting machine. it's the country transforming the sporting landscape, from signing top stars to a revamped football league to an upheaval of professional golf and the staging of boxing's biggest fights. saudi arabia's investment in sport has gone into overdrive. the country now set to h

ina week in a week when the government was supposed to be proving it had a handle on immigration, iton minister resigns? yes, very awkward when david cleverley _ minister resigns? yes, very awkward when david cleverley was _ minister resigns? yes, very awkward when david cleverley was speaking l minister resigns? yes, very awkward | when david cleverley was speaking in parliament and he was asked several times at the immigration minister were still in post and towards the end he had to admit he had in fact resigned. before we went live, i saw rishi sunak has written a damning letter to robertjenrick saying you have misunderstood the whole situation because a key part of this is the rwandans will not agree, i know suella braverman and robert jenrick and any superbright mp are very keen on posturing about this. super right. they claim they can break any single international law they have signed up to including the effects on the good friday agreement etc but rishi sunak has pointed out that the rwandans were the ones who said you cannot break international law in this process so it had

ina change in a change of tone, the uk and germany havejointly in a change of tone, the uk and germanyion to a ceasefire, saying israel will fight to the end to eliminate hamas. the world health organization describes the emergency department of gaza's al—shifa hospital as a bloodbath after a team from their village crucial supplies. former conservative mp baroness mone says she is stood to get lots of profit from equipment delivered during the covid—19 pandemic. and snap elections in serbia likely to keep the current leader's party in power, despite a united opposition. this against a progressive party's forecast to maintain its