that with celebrity chefs like jamie oliver and tom kitchen. ur mission, not _ oliver and tom kitchen. that is part of our mission, notjust _ oliver and tom kitchen. that is part of our mission, notjust a _ oliver and tom kitchen. that is part of our mission, notjust a fun - oliver and tom kitchen. that is part of our mission, notjust a fun race l of our mission, notjust a fun race but also to remind the world community about ukraine through the language of food. so we are giving employment to ukrainian migrants and then we want to fill this place with ukrainian energy through textiles, furniture and all other beautiful things, which talented ukrainian artists are creating. undeniably, the main draw _ artists are creating. undeniably, the main draw is _ artists are creating. undeniably, the main draw is going - artists are creating. undeniably, the main draw is going to - artists are creating. undeniably, the main draw is going to be - artists are creating. undeniably, the main draw is going to be the food. something the head chef is very passio

helped raise hundreds of thousands of pounds for ukraine through events with celebrity chefs like jamie oliverf our mission, not just a fundraise but also to remind the world community about ukraine through the language of food. so we are giving employment to ukrainian forced migrants and then we want to fill this place with ukrainian energy through textiles, furniture and all other beautiful things, which talented ukrainian artists are creating. undeniably, the main draw is going to be the food. something the head chef is very passionate about. he is even a culinary ambassadorfor ukraine. why is it so important for you that people here and around the world know about ukrainian food? i think that food can find a wayjust in the middle of the heart. because of diplomacy, it is always about the brain, you are talking, trying to find some special ways. but the food is coming to the heart and afterwards your brain. you even can change your mind after a good dinner. so here it is five days fermented cucumbers. wow. i want to give you a piece to taste. today the day when we put it in a can. that salt

jamie, what was it about oliver's _ just pushed us along. that - was it about 0liver�*s story that made you feel like you had to play a role in all of this?— role in all of this? well, it was obviously _ role in all of this? well, it was obviously a — role in all of this? well, it was obviously a really _ role in all of this? well, it was obviously a really sad - role in all of this? well, it was obviously a really sad story - role in all of this? well, it was| obviously a really sad story but role in all of this? well, it was - obviously a really sad story but you know, _ obviously a really sad story but you know. as _ obviously a really sad story but you know, as mark will tell you with the statistics, _ know, as mark will tell you with the statistics, it— know, as mark will tell you with the statistics, it is not the only child a person— statistics, it is not the only child a person that we live throughout this country with a lack of defibrillators and certainly in schools _ defibrillators and certainly in schools as well, so it was not j

jamie, what was it about oliver's _ love him to bits. force was— down the country. the real driving force was the enthusiasm of market to change _ force was the enthusiasm of market to change this legislation and use the sadness and payback from himself and his_ the sadness and payback from himself and his family and try to use it in and his family and try to use it in a positive — and his family and try to use it in a positive way to help the kids in future _ a positive way to help the kids in future you — a positive way to help the kids in future. you have dealt with mark a few times — future. you have dealt with mark a few times. his enthusiasm is infectious _ few times. his enthusiasm is infectious and it is very difficult to say— infectious and it is very difficult to say no _ infectious and it is very difficult to say no i_ infectious and it is very difficult to say no. i am delighted for him and his_ to say no. i am delighted for him and his family in the work they put in over— and his family in the work they put in over those ten

and just pushed us along. jamie, what was it about oliver's story that made you feel like you had tohat we lose throughout this country with a lack of defibrillators and certainly in schools as well. so it was not just oliver's story. there's lots of stories up and down the country. but the real driving force of me getting involved was the enthusiasm of mark to change the legislation and use the sadness and pain of himself and his family that they have gone through and try to use it in a positive way to help other kids in the future. as you know yourself, you have dealt with mark a few times, his enthusiasm is infectious and if he wants you involved in something helping, it is very difficult to say no. so i'm delighted for him and his family and the work that they have put in over those ten years, and also delighted for every family in this country who now has had their minds put at ease that if something unfortunate happens, like happened to mark's son oliver, in school, fingers crossed they are going to be ok because of the legislation that has gone through. now, many people love t

helped raise hundreds of thousands of pounds for ukraine through events with celebrity chefs like jamie oliverture and all other beautiful things, which talented ukrainian artists are creating. undeniably, the main draw is going to be the food. something the head chef is very passionate about. he is even a culinary ambassadorfor ukraine. why is it so important for you that people here and around the world know about ukrainian food? i think that food can find a way just in the middle of the heart. because of diplomacy, it is always about the brain, you are talking, trying to find some special ways. but the food is coming to the heart and afterwards your brain. you even can change your mind after a good dinner. so here it is five days fermented cucumbers. wow. i want to give you a piece to taste. today the day when we put it in a can. that salt is in here? yeah. it is the most popular salt in ukraine but now the place where they're producing salt is a battlefield. so the factory's closed. you can't get it. it is finished even in ukraine so when i found it here in uk i was happy like a baby. i bo

jamie has tweeted. >> another vote on this is scheduled on monday and it's expected to pass tomorrow. oliver, let's look at a front page story in the "new york times" and "washington post." both papers highlighting fox news and donald trump. they had a mutually benefit relationship, but it's changing. they're pointing out that fox news didn't show donald trump's big return to d.c. speech live. i counted 17 minutes of mike pence's speech, 0 minutes at fox. when i called a source at fox, they said it's not a coincidence. >> it's unlikely that fox will specifically come out against donald trump. they can dim the spotlight they put on him and shine the spotlight brighter on other candidates like ron desantis. does it mean forever fox is going to be against trump? not necessarily. right now they're giving the former president the cold shoulder. >> liz, what do you make of that change? >> donald trump isn't as entertaining as he was in 2015 or 2016. in 2015 and 2016 and beyond that, what you loved him or hated him, i was definitely on the hate side, he was like the car crash on the side of the roa

follows a campaign by the parents of oliver king, who died when his heart stopped in a swimming lesson in 2011. his dad markjoined forces with football pundit jamiebreakfast earlier. a monumental day for the foundation and everybody that has supported us from day one. it is absolutely fantastic. emotional? very emotional. you know, we have worked hard and tirelessly and then jamie came on board. morning, mate, how are you? all good, man, delighted for you and the family, mate. and just pushed us along. jamie, what was it about 0liver�*s story that made you feel like you had to play a role in all of this? well, it was obviously a really sad story but you know, as mark will tell you with the statistics, it is not the only child or person that we lose throughout this country with a lack of defibrillators and certainly in schools as well. so it was not just oliver's story. there's lots of stories up and down the country. but the real driving force of me getting involved was the enthusiasm of mark to change the legislation and use the sadness and pain of himself and his family that they have gone through and try to use it in a positive way to help oth