jo, are you worried by — the moment is not at risk. jo, are you worried by this?- the moment is not at risk. jo, are you worried by this? well, i think| you worried by this? well, i think the prime minister _ you worried by this? well, i think the prime minister has _ you worried by this? well, i think the prime minister has done - the prime minister has done something quite interesting today, he said that the end of the lockdown is not the end of the pandemic, and i think that is something people are acutely aware of. my son is eagerly looking forward to next week when he is not have to wear a facemask at school for example, after having gone through the winter of having worn a facemask and worn coats in classrooms because the windows are all open, and so, you know, for some people they can see the end is coming, and people are busy booking tables to meet their friends and see their family tables to meet their friends and see theirfamily man we had a tables to meet their friends and see their family man we had a whole debate at the beginning of the week about how

jo. a part of a pilot preject — isolation. jo. this is a part of a pilot project do _ isolation. jo. this is a part of a pilot project do to _ isolation. jo. this is a part of a pilot project do to start - isolation. jo. this is a part of a pilot project do to start next i isolation. jo. this is a part of a . pilot project do to start next week amongst 40,000 odd people, and the idea is that you get sent a pack of home tests that you take a test every day and then if you have... then post them or send them back but if you go seven days of the negative test each day, you then don't have to isolate. it's quite a smart idea if it works, if it's accurate and people do it properly. because it does take away the need for the 10—day self isolation. which of course has this stop start effect on people at work and with kids off school and things like that. so it's a test and we had to see whether it works or not but it could be quite a game changer. so contact with people because the moment if you

jo?lking about the vaccines in a little while, but on the one hand, you have people who are desperate, including parts of the government, for everything to go back to as near—normal as possible, not least because of the damage that the lockdowns have done to the economy. but on the other hand, we have got this indian variant. we have got this indian variant. we have still got absolute chaos at the borders and as people arrive in this country, which is another, nigel alluded to itjust now, too late to lockdown. we were too late to lockdown. we were too late to lockdown the borders and if you cannot do it on an island, i don't know quite where you can do it. so is the government going to say it is fine, everything is going to be great from june 21 while dominic cummings is sitting there, giving evidence and, you know, really being like banquo's goes, warming dill warning that boasting is what got us into this mess in the first place customer if they have any sense, they need to announce mor

jo, your take on it?y if it's got long words, it still doesn't, which is kind of unusualfor still doesn't, which is kind of unusual for a still doesn't, which is kind of unusualfor a newspaper. it does make it a very striking front page, but i suppose it comes with the price that it can look overdramatic. it does look out of kilter with when you have got other papers tomorrow suggesting that masks won't be need to be worn any more and we are coming to the end of lockdown, and we have already seen this week that talk of whether we can hug or not, how come if we do, what that looks like. people are looking forward to next week when we can start to meet indoors. this is in complete contrast. i think this is inevitable. borisjohnson said today the pandemic, the end of the lockdown is not the end of the pandemic, and i think we have to really recognise that. we don't want to be seen to be yo—yoing from one lockdown to another, but in reality, individuals actions and these unexpected variant ofs that emerge, th

jo, you're going to take us — more the merrier. jo, you're going to take us to _ more the merrier. _ more the merrier. jo, you're going to take us to the front page - more the merrier. jo, you're going to take us to the front page of- more the merrier. jo, you're going to take us to the front page of the | to take us to the front page of the mail. this idea of slowly going back to normal. three steps to normal life is their headline.— life is their headline. yes, this is based on an _ life is their headline. yes, this is based on an article _ life is their headline. yes, this is based on an article in _ life is their headline. yes, this is based on an article in the - life is their headline. yes, this is based on an article in the paperl based on an article in the paper written — based on an article in the paper written by— based on an article in the paper written by the prime minister. it talks— written by the prime minister. it talks about these three key things. may the _ talks about these three key things. may the 17th, the limit of 30 people at funerals— may the 17th, the limi

i will confirm it for you, jo. it is deadly! viva i it for you, jo. it is deadly!right now. steve rosenberg playing the piano. wonderful. ,, w' , steve rosenberg playing the piano. wonderful. ,, , ,, wonderful. quickly. sunday telegraph- _ wonderful. quickly. sunday telegraph- a— wonderful. quickly. sunday telegraph. a beautiful- wonderful. quickly. sunday. telegraph. a beautiful picture wonderful. quickly. sunday- telegraph. a beautiful picture of the queen on the front page. it telegraph. a beautiful picture of the queen on the front page. it does indeed. i heard _ the queen on the front page. it does indeed. i heard the _ the queen on the front page. it does indeed. i heard the result _ the queen on the front page. it does indeed. i heard the result going - indeed. i heard the result going past while reading the papers. they telegraph is reporting that on the back of the queen's visit to the navy flagship hms queen elizabeth that she wants to get back to royal duties to have a full schedule, and it just shows the duties to have a full schedule, and itjust shows

and jo, lovel doesn't make matters any better. fific jo, lovely david to doesn't make matters any betteratters any better. elic jo, lovely david to speak to you, stay with us, i know you will be back hopefullyjust stay with us, i know you will be back hopefully just after stay with us, i know you will be back hopefullyjust after half past, technology permitting. jo and i will go and fix our make up now, i'm not going to bother with lippy, it is the old joke about lipstick on a pig in my case, i'm afraid, but we will be back after the sport and the weather and i will be back at the top of the arab with more news. —— top of the arab with more news. —— top of the hour with more news. good evening. the title may have already been decided, but there's still plenty to play for in the premier league. chelsea were looking to go third in the table tonight, but a 1—0 defeat at home to london—rivals arsenal means they still have work to do to confirm their place in the champions league next season. and the only goal of the game was a nightmare one for chelsea to concede. a mix—up betweenjorginho an

jo currie, bbc news, kingsmeadow. yes, jo saying it could get even better. to work quadruple. —— they eye that. myjob has always been to put them into the position where they can compete. when they are sat grey and old, it is going to be these things to talk about. of course the friendships, but winning. for all my players, i am not sorry for what i put you through this season, i'm happy, because to put this in your cabinet is another reason why chelsea are the best team in the country, and i am just grateful to be given the opportunity to lead them, to be honest. we knew when we came back in this time that— we knew when we came back in this time that we wanted to lift that trophy— time that we wanted to lift that trophy for real this time. and i think_ trophy for real this time. and i think will— trophy for real this time. and i think will be all set in our partners _ think will be all set in our partners during... we said, we are not finishing — partners during... we said, we are not finishing the season without winning — not finishing the season without w

it was indeed. was the seat that jo cox had. it was indeed- tony. _ was the seat that jo cox had. tony, it is not _ was the seat that jo cox had. it was indeed. tony, it is not hartlepool, i indeed. tony, it is not hartlepool, is it? it is very different, but there must be some worry amongst labour supporters in central office about what potentially could happen in those constituencies.— in those constituencies. look, first of all, in those constituencies. look, first of all. i'm — in those constituencies. look, first of all, i'm delighted _ in those constituencies. look, first of all, i'm delighted for _ in those constituencies. look, first of all, i'm delighted for tracy, - in those constituencies. look, first of all, i'm delighted for tracy, she | of all, i'm delighted for tracy, she is one _ of all, i'm delighted for tracy, she is one of— of all, i'm delighted for tracy, she is one of the — of all, i'm delighted for tracy, she is one of the smartest, kindest mps, she has— is one of the smartest, kindest mps, she has also— is one of the smartest, kindest mps, she has also reali

jo: no, i think the messaging from the government has been very clear about bold reform.the prime minister talk to the press club a couple of weeks ago and it was a pretty clear message, do not expect big, bold reforms. we will see a better starting point for the deficit than even from back in december. the economy is going well, labor market is wrong and iron ore prices are high. we expect announcements around spending on energy and climate and childcare. we are expecting additional spending on age care. the parts of the economy where we have had a need for more spending for some time for an aging population. and there are parts of the economy directly impacted by closed international borders. terrorism, education, -- touris m, education, migrant labor. they want to run the economy as fast as i can. shery: do you factor into your calculations potential china, australia escalation of tensions? you mentioned iron ore prices and it makes me wonder if that is the next target. jo: obviously that is a difficult thing to put into a model, but it is an absolute risk for australi

quickly, jo, from the scientific point _ going to be.scientific point of view, professor| scientific point of view, professor peter openshaw also was speaking words of caution?— words of caution? indeed, there is clearl a words of caution? indeed, there is clearly a concern _ words of caution? indeed, there is clearly a concern that _ words of caution? indeed, there is clearly a concern that despite - words of caution? indeed, there is clearly a concern that despite the l clearly a concern that despite the success _ clearly a concern that despite the success of— clearly a concern that despite the success of the vaccination programme that could _ success of the vaccination programme that could still be another wave of the pandemic in terms of many more people _ the pandemic in terms of many more people catching the violent —— virus and perhaps— people catching the violent —— virus and perhaps lower deaths but of hospitals, pressure again, that could _ hospitals, pressure again, that could lead to more deaths in the wants— could lead to mo

jo mari and jim ari's mom dispute that i just showed them the receipt.en they kept on coming like the other security guard said that then the first thing i told him that the sandwich the other came and said i didn't pay for it. when he walked out of the store. he was crying so coarse. i was very hysterical. with the whole situation. i was taking place. he said that they were and that they asked him to put his food down and that he paid for. he showed them they're his receipt and everything, and they still were antagonizing him until the manager walked up to him and asks them to basically leave him alone. the harvey milk civil rights academy teaches not just scholastic classes, but education and rights and respect for all. why do we keep having this systematic approach? how we deal with people of color that something is societal? if we don't start to change some things within our society? we will continue to see this even when i have grandchildren. it's important that when we see one of our students at our school in our community being treated unfairly an

come sunday, history will be made, and chelsea will be hoping it's them making it. jo currie, bbc newsd another thing to keep an eye out for this weekend, a bbc news special on racist abuse of footballers on social media. nesta mcgregor�*s film features the powerful stories of some of the players who've received offensive language and speech online. a warning that the following clip contains references to racial slurs from the start which some viewers may find offensive. it makes you feel very dehumanised. you feel like nothing. there's nothing you can do. you're helpless. the weekend saw more racist abuse of players online. the amount of times — we've seen troy deeney or raheem or even myself report things — nothing's been done about it. when i open my phone and see myself being called _ this and that for no reason, it does affect you. - racism and bullying across platforms... racially abused on social media... things like, i look like a monkey. i played 20 years. when i arrived in the game and when i left the game, i things didn't change too much. and you can watch that programme on

the | yorkshire post, murdered jo cox's yorkshire post, murdered jo cox�*s sister, the by—election candidateselection and they learnt — was an open selection and they learnt the — was an open selection and they learnt the lessons of the hartlepool by—election where there was a candidate _ by—election where there was a candidate who was effectively parachuted into the community. she's now won _ parachuted into the community. she's now won that selection and i think they will— now won that selection and i think they will be quite relieved that that that is the case. she is probably— that that is the case. she is probably their best chance of success — probably their best chance of success in that seat, kim leadbeater. but george galloway standing — leadbeater. but george galloway standing in that seat could split the labour vote. all eyes are going to be _ the labour vote. all eyes are going to be on— the labour vote. all eyes are going to be on that by—election in particular— to be on that by—election in particular the fortunes of keir starmer— particular the fortunes of keir starmer with lot

jo can thoughts on this interview. what did you make of a? j this interview.what lord dyson _ a? i am afraid that we know what lord dyson said. _ a? i am afraid that we know what lord dyson said. he _ a? i am afraid that we know what lord dyson said. he found - lord dyson said. he found significant parts of martin bashir's account— significant parts of martin bashir's account of— significant parts of martin bashir's account of the events of 1995 is incredible, unreliable and in some cases— incredible, unreliable and in some cases dishonest. sol incredible, unreliable and in some cases dishonest. so i think there is no doubt _ cases dishonest. so i think there is no doubt that martin bashir has behaved — no doubt that martin bashir has behaved badly. he has been dishonest. he has let down a number of people. _ dishonest. he has let down a number of people, not not least of all his colleagues. and why would we believe him now? _ colleagues. and why would we believe him now? he doesn't seem to be able to in this _ him now? he doesn't seem to be able to in this in

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and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers — the political commentator, jor the headlines. time for a look at the weather. hello. you did pretty well on saturday if you managed to dodge the downpours. showers were widespread but also some sunshine and that's how things looked for a time in shropshire. shower clouds pretty impressive in staffordshire with a hail storm that went through leak leaving a covering on pavements. the reason we are seeing hail showers is because of the cold air that has moved on from the cold air that has moved on from the north over the last few days, getting heated strongly by the may sunshine, causing the air to rise in the showers to form, but overnight as things cool down, kind of collapses so most of the showers fade away. things looking dry over the next few hours but cold. a widespread frost around with the lowest temperature down to —2, —3, so if you are heading out first thing sunday morning, one of those mornings for extra layers. there will be plenty of blue skies and sunshine but cold with the frost in place. through the

jo currie, bbc news. there�*s more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. iraq. ——... and we�*ll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers lizzy buchan, the political correspondent for the daily mirror, and matt dathan, the deputy political editor for the sun. that�*s coming up after the headlines. but to get us to all of that, let�*s catch up with the weather. with sarah keith—lucas. hello there. if we cast our minds back to april 2021 it was a very dry month, but for the first half of may what a change! it has been unsettled, plenty of heavy showers, downpours, noticeably cool as well for the time of year. now, that theme continues into the second half of may as well. so for the outlook, then, it is staying unsettled. there will be showers or rain at times and things are staying on the cool side. now, low pressure still dominating, it is going to be often in charge of the week ahead. this is the rainfall accumulation we are likely to see over the next five days and you can see those deep blue colours spreading across the map, so all of t

either jo, castro reports now from columbus, ohio. we are excited to announce the 1st winter abigail just from so much and congratulations. the odds of winning were one in 2700000. that's the number of people in the u. s. state of ohio who register for wednesdays lottery drawing to win $1000000.00 for having received the covey 19 vaccine. i hope i will. tommy cole erik name wasn't take this time, but he still has 4 more chances to win in following weeks. you've heard of your back. he says he actually feels pretty lucky just to be vaccinated. so i can go out and enjoy the world and keep everyone safe doing. the $1000000.00 prize can go to any vaccinated adult vaccinated, teenagers can win a university scholarship. but most of the people attending this hearing epi, ohio state capital, say they refuse to be lured into accepting the shot. they back a proposal protecting their choice to refuse the vaccine. i'm not going to sell myself for, you know, a ticket for college or, or, or money. i mean, i think our bodies and what product we put a

b jo. on spite your of the day when he can find work or if it didn't improve at all at the hospital, somehow it easy. oxygen cylinder at home with great difficulty. i had to borrow money from several people. we didn't have a roofing for your child, you do anything. the family of 30 lives cramped together in close quarters. we have been lucky that no one else will be completely in and even lucky to get a diagnosis. many a falling stick in this village, which lies 100 kilometers east of the national capital. but there is no dash that arnold government has facilities in this village. small private clinic like this is one of the only stop gap and i feel that hundreds of some planes of people in the last month alone. they do not have the provision to treat the crew about it and ref, a patients to the city. but treatment that is expensive and given the call a few, it is very difficult to even travel them. so nickel might have the guard and good a for treatment for his father and siblings. he even

or most antique, i should say, but also coastal areas of madagascar. plenty of sun for south africa. jo. your next 3 to have looks like this. south west breeze and your temperatures rate, where they should be sponsor, cut on airways. a weekly critique of the stories hitting the headlines. the news media have been left a sort through nick messaging on a quite complex story from mainstream to st. journalism. been main objective is to get me to send it to the wall to show them what's going on. exposing real world threats to objectivity. often about the return to moscow and neck and tunnels and people were arrested. the listening post covers the way the news is covered on a jersey me. ah, ah, you're watching out. remind about top stories and the head of the agency. the palestinians is called the international support to resolve the israel palestinian conflict. philip lesser and he says, israeli occupation and displacement people must be addressed already jewish visitors are entering the most compound and occupied through some further raising attention. at least 4 people working for the most

and i think the big goal here for india is to encourage jo packs to put more barrels into the market. so the price increases are kept under control . or if you are, you know, ideally for india, price is actually full. but of course, just the muddy, the waters further iran a long time supply of oil to india could come back online. if a deal is reached in vienna over it's, it's duca ambitions. exactly. in those, those are meetings happening in vienna right now. and a deal could bring a 1000000 and a half additional barrel of iranian exports to the market pretty quickly. you know, 3 to 6 months we think. and a lot of that supply and maybe half a 1000000 barrels a day would probably go between dea, that's how much it was importing probably around in the past. so indian refiners have been limiting their purchases or commitment on the term contract to buy from other middle east in country to leave space in the hopes that they're going to be competitively priced. iranian oil are available in the 2nd health, yet that's a bit of a gamble because they can only actually volume rainy and oil, if

jo currie, bbc news. we...are a classy team.d do, when you have been beaten by a better team. and that's one that acknowledges what we need to do to improve, and our owner came into see us, and all the girls were, you know, very quick to tell him that we will be back here and we'll work hard on the training pitch to make sure we do that. this is a fight that should sell itself. tyson fury says it will be biggest sporting event ever to grace the planet earth. he posted a video on social media last night saying that his world heavyweight unification fight against antonyjoshua has been confirmed for 14th august. one of the sticking points had been a venue but it's set to be in saudi arabia. suddenly, in the last 60 or so hours, three orfour of the key players in this fight have talked about saudi arabia. it's happening, august the 14th. someone might have said, "hold on a minute, isn't it going to be hot?" yes, it's going to be boiling and at midnight it will still be boiling! the saudis have stumped up $150 million as a down payme

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jo currie reports.ding would notjust hand them the league title but also their second trophy in a potential quadruple winning campaign. and when chasing silverware, quick starts can be crucial. very minute on the clock when the strike by melanie leupolz put them ahead and before the break, fran kirby and sam kerr combining so much as they have done this season and chelsea doubled their lead. a change of ends and no chase of pace, the kerr and kirby strikeforce working again. it was becoming a question of not if chelsea would win but by how many. the ff courtesy of their scrappy effort with erin cuthbert eventually getting it over the line. jab cuthbert eventually getting it over the line. , .,, ., . ,, the line. job done in a ruthless fashion. the line. job done in a ruthless fashion- my — the line. job done in a ruthless fashion. my job _ the line. job done in a ruthless fashion. my job has _ the line. job done in a ruthless fashion. my job has always - the line. job done in a ruthless. fashion. my job

growing sense that is real should be held to account, and us support cannot be unconditional. heidi jo, castro, al jazeera washington. well, the human agency for palestinian refugees says money is needed immediately to help people suffering and garza's humanitarian crisis. it's asking for $38000000.02 pay for food, other basics and health and psychological support for the vulnerable, especially women and children. the un says 72000 people have been displaced since israel bombardment began last week. the agencies also pushing for aid workers to be allowed in almost one point. 9000000 people live in garza and most of those a palestinian refugees. many have come from territories occupied by israel. while the un chief spokesman has repeated calls a. com. we want to see a stop to the fighting. as soon as possible, we want to see a stop the fighting. immediately. there needs to be a halt to the aerial attacks to the rockets, to the artillery strikes, going from one side to the other. civilians need to be able to live in peace. we need to get that humanitarian aid into into garza, for our par

jo mari and jim ari's mom dispute that i just showed them the receipt.ey kept on coming like the other security guard, said that then the first thing i told him that the sandwich the other came and said, i didn't pay for it. when he walked out of the store. he was crying so coarse. i was very hysterical with the whole situation that was taking place. he said that they were races and that they asked him to put his food down and that he paid for. he showed them they're his receipt and everything, and they still were antagonizing him until the manager walked up to him and asked them to basically leave him alone. the harvey milk civil rights academy teaches not just scholastic classes, but education and rights and respect for all. why do we keep having this systematic approach? how we deal with people of color that something is societal? if we don't start to change some things within our society? we will continue to see this. even when i have grandchildren. it's important that when we see one of our students at our school in our community being treated unfai

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jo mari and jim ari's mom. dispute that i just showed them the receipt. then they kept on coming like the other security guard said that then the first thing i told him that the sandwich the other came and said, i didn't pay for it. when he walked out of the store. he was crying. so of course, i was very hysterical. with the whole situation. i was taking place. he said that they were racist and that they accidentally put his food down and that he paid for. he showed them they're his receipt and everything and they still were antagonizing him until the manager walked up to him. him an ax them tow basically leave him alone. the harvey milk civil rights academy teaches not just scholastic classes, but education and rights and respect for all. why do we keep having this systematic approach? how we deal with people of color? that something is societal? if we don't start to change some things within our society, we will continue to see this even when i have grandchildren. it's important that when we see one of our students at our school in our community being t

those who still refuse to leave, i'll put under massive pressure we learned while that meant in long jo in 2012. i met the rebel field marking a former urban village. we met last year. she had been arrested for not abandoning hope on. he told me to write a confession. i was so scared and i don't write well, i told him i couldn't write. then a fellow prisoner wrote something for me. here . she told me it was my official objection to the demolition of the house followed us. yes, i thought i was very frightened. i was confused and i just wanted to get out of the even death would have been better when the police were so cruel. they had stun guns. i was terrified. that's why i just signed signed and they let me go and let them right and research a david bender, sky knows many cases like the jazz he was in one joe himself in 2012. you can see in many cases like this, you can see the absolute desperation and it varies from village to village, but many people are, in this case, they are, they have nowhere to go. there is no future for them. no pensions, no place to live, their community is gone

i'm looking at use then those goals is not left when the creative talents like to see a jo cole or jack will never really worked. busy into the sides and holding the field is like michael carrick and humphrey whenever used to their full potential thought that changing, they finally have the midfield mix to unlock the fences, but also bring that necessary work horse mentality and stability youngsters like phil photon and jack really provide that necessary spark while holding players like helping phillips and rice can do all the dirty with the with this sort of personnel southgate can finally field a creative and balanced commit filtering. for a long time, england's worst nightmare was a penalty shoes out and too many heartbreaks had scarred the fan. and the thieves i bought off of that shootout victory against columbia in 2018, woke up the monkey is now well in truly of that back to triple the as an english support i used to read matches going to penalties once that curse was broken and moscow i felt offensively beyond was i may have even said it's here. south cape has put a lot of effor

jo cox, you will recall, was murdered in 2016 by a far right extremist.ook at the weather forecast with nick. more rain spreading across the uk today. a largely dry day going into the evening. heavy bursts clearing from northern ireland to sunny spells and scattered showers and parts of wales and south—west england, they're brightening up into the evening. another rather cool day and quite a windy day as well, strengthening southerlies along the south coast of england and wales, may cost around 50 mph in some spots. when clearing in most areas overnight, and still in very northern scotland want a mac heavy showers. —— rain clearing. cold and clearing up in northern ireland. a touch of frost in the coldest rural spots here. some will start tomorrow dry with some sunny spells. but england and wales see heavy, thundery showers and hail and rain across western scotland pushing down into northern ireland. it will still be quite blustery and with some of the shower is the winds could be quite dusty. still cool, though as the week goes on it slightly turns —— tu

pidió informa para ver si su origen fue por contacto con animales o un accidente del laboratorio y joen china y dijo que la probabilidad de un contagio animal . >>> eso luego que el presidente donald trump difundiera con ayuda de funcionarios de su gobierno la teoría que el coronavirus había sido creado por científicos chinos . >>> esto virus no podría ser creado . >>> también se investiga si se propagó por un virus . >>> es difícil que este viru se haya liberado accidentalmente . >>> en las últimas horas también el senado aprobó una ley que requiere al presidente desclasificar la información de inteligencia sobre el origen del virus . >>> es posible que nunca sepamos el origen del covid-19 , ahora vamos a méxico donde 110 migrantes sin papeles fueron rescatados , entre ellos habían 7 menores de edad y que fueron llevados reinosa. >>> y hay nuevas evidencias de los crimes que cometió el feminicida en méxico . >>> buenas tardes, estoy fuera de la casa de mendoza y se han dado a conocer imágenes que revelan el horror que vivían su víctimas ahí dentro, el hombre tenía un sótano en la hab

busy a jo cole or jack will never really worked into the sides and holding midfield as michael carrick and hug, reeves were never used to their full potential thought that changing. they finally have the midfield mix to unlocked offenses, but also bring that necessary workforce mentality and stability youngsters like cell phone. and jack really provide that necessary spot while holding players like helping philips and jacqueline rice can do all the dirty. what the news with this sort of personnel southgate can finally field a creative and balanced commit filtering. for a long time, england's worst nightmare was a penalty shoes out and too many heartbreaks had scarred the fan. and the thieves ah, but also that she was out victory against columbia in the 2018. well, the monkey is now well and truly off the back of the support i used to read match is going to penalties. that curse was broken in moscow. i felt a sense of relief beyond words. i may have even said fear southgate has put a lot of effort into preparing his team, working on real life, press the situations in training, and also

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b jo. own spice your of the day when he can find work or improve at all in the hospital. we somehow it easy and oxygen cylinder at home with great difficulty. i had to borrow money from several people. we didn't have a ruby for your child to do anything. the family of 30 lives cramped together in close quarters. we have been lucky that no one else will speak directly in and even luckier to get a diagnosis. many a falling stick in this village, which lies a 100 kilometers east of the national capital. but there is no test that on a government has facilities in this village. small private clinic like this one of the only stop gap. and i feel that hundreds of complaints of people in the last month alone, they do not have the provision to treat the crew of iris and ref, a patients to the city. but treatment that is expensive. and given the call, if you it is very difficult to even travel. so nice komatt has a guard and good a for treatment for his father and siblings. he even raised beds to a contact. he lost all 3 of them last week. the doctors asked the family to arrange me

nigel and jo, it's always lovely to speak to you both. take care.een told in my ear the iplayer, the iplayer, the iplayer. so that will be it. that is it for us here from the papers. to stay with us because it's plenty more coming up including the film review. hello and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best new movies available for viewing in the home while we look forward to cinemas reopening in a few weeks. at the recent 93rd academy awards, chinese film—maker chloe zhao became only the second woman ever to win the oscar for best director, repeating kathryn bigelow�*s hurt locker triumph when nomadland also won best picture. ijust looked up the value on your van. with that high a mileage, you're looking about $5,000 at the most. i'd probably recommend taking that money and putting it towards a different vehicle. no, well, i can't do that. i can't do that. see? cos... all right. i spent a lot of time and money building the inside out, - and a lot of people don't understand the value of that. _ but it's not something

we are in the oven village of my show, jo. once again, we have no permit to shoot. it's loud and stifling. the humid air condenses on the sides of the buildings. the houses are overcrowded and the narrow dark alleys reek of old food mold and urine. many of the buildings don't have working toilets, running water or a washing machine. a luxury is hardly any one here can afford the up and villages are scattered throughout the inner cities of china's major cities. their inhabitants paid the price for their country's boom, and they reminded him that every day he, even by those who were less unfortunate, even in the city election day, the president public images that they're all dirty. they're all unsanitary, they're all bad. that that is the public image. there's no wage workers who live have a major contributors to the cities economic flourishing. it even so they are a thorn in the side of the government. the. they want to build a profitable apartment buildings there, and they want to sell the land for a lot of money to developers. because this is a primary source of re

jo currie, bbc news, kingsmeadow. great pictures there.it could get even better. having already won the league cup, it moves them a step closer to what could an historic quadruple. my myjob has my job has always myjob has always been to put them into the position where they can compete. when i am sat great and old, it is good to be these things to talk about. of course the friendships, but winning. forall to talk about. of course the friendships, but winning. for all my players, i am friendships, but winning. for all my players, iam not friendships, but winning. for all my players, i am not sorry for what i put you through this season, i'm happy, because to put this in your cabinet is another reason why chelsea are the best team in the country and i am just grateful to be given the opportunity to lead them, to be honest. yes, what a season for her, whose team have set the bar exceptionally high. confirmation of the day's other matches. manchester city 1—0 winners over west ham. getting the victory they needed but to overhaul chelsea. —— un

jo konta, though, is out of the madrid open. return to competition with a synchronised ten metre gold at the fina world cup injapan. it's an official test event for the tokyo olympics and the first competition for m months for the pair, who've already qualified for the games. lewis hamilton's 100th pole position is going to have to wait, it's his mercedes team—mate valterri bottas who will start tomorrow's portuguese grand prix on pole. red bull's max verstappen salvaged third, but it could have been different in portimao, as nick parrott reports. valtteri bottas was becoming a forgotten man in the excitement of this formula 1 season. after crashing out of the last race, he set about reminding everyone he wants to be part of the tussle in portugal. in qualifying, it was the finn taking the lead in trying to deny lewis hamilton the 100th pole of his career. max verstappen is the one being tipped to take the briton�*s world title, but he was struggling in the windy conditions. his first run in the final session would have been qui

jo with may, ma asian-american and pacific island heritage month, helping asian-americans safe in theirommunities. >>> next, an update on the issue of how to change japan's post war constitution that has never been amended. ruling and opposition law makers have held a vote to mak the vote more convenient. one sticking point that demand that add vert izmentes be more heavily regulated. >> translator: it is important to find common ground between political parties and rival factions. i think we've reached a satisfactory conclusion. we've welcomed the fact we have reached the situation to make fairer rules to govern. >> the issue will be re-evaluated about three years after the bill takes effect. the bill is likely to be enacted in the session. changing the post war constitution requires at least two-thirds support from two houses in the diet and majority of votes in the national referendum. no party has ever formally opposed an amendment. >>> a new report says food insecurity has reached level in the ten worse-hit nations more than 100 million people were acutely food insecure and in need

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i'm again, no, it was my 1st time in jo, unable, when a police have to run into an accused of stealing but feeling good. we were just the police hanging around that been a number. they made me escape. you know, i don't, we're not, i mean he's peace me until i don't i know boy. and then about while i was in the hospital, i still felt afraid. i'm not, i'm a no, no me. the doctor knew i was in pain than to. i know we not always go back by her to tony because i'm afraid i don't know, but i'd be arrested for no good reason as souls and to forget it. i'm either more than what she had to get while i remind myself that i really haven't done anything wrong with the war against drugs has hardened attitudes towards crime. and this also goes for children . thousands of adults and dozens of children have been killed and police operations in recent years. and thousands of children have lost their parents because of this for the police and but on our planning, a raid were visiting their searching for drug dealers. children who sniff glue and miners on the streets after the curfew. 10 pm. during the p

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