kettle was forced to hit the pit and settle for nine his worst qualifying this season the team missed hades on the other hand switched to slicks strolled across the street. and hamilton finished in pole position and. everything about my people but ultimately when it comes to being under pressure and making the right decisions right that's why we are the best team in the world with tri freezes to go in a fifty point lead in the driver's standings hamilton could wrap up the title with time to spare. today's wonderfully a games are under way in germany but veritable women have already moved into a second after beating balls to neil last night dutch midfielder david class and hammered home in the fifty's in the thirty fifth minute to open the scoring. and then net of blame and second late in the game minutes after coming off the bench removed but i am an above champions by and at least until today's results are in. spanish opera singer. has died in her home city of buffalo in a at the age of eighty five voice was known for its purity precise control and power and she was a pioneering aris

after heavy rain ferrari decided to stick with into media tires for the final session back called kettle was right the track was dry and once again this season tire confusion cost his team. kettle was forced to hit the pit and settle for nine his worst qualifying this season the team a sadie's on the other hand switched to slicks the same old route the road. and hamilton finish in pole position and. everything that smart people but ultimately when it comes to being under pressure making the right decisions right that's why we are the best team in the world with tri freezes to go in a fifty point lead in the driver's standings hamilton could wrap up the title with time to spare. sad news i'm afraid from the world of opera spanish thing montserrat cup a year has died in her own city of boston the age of eighty five voice was known for its purity its precise control and its power and she was also. pioneer in the revival of an early form of operatic singing known as bel canto she found a new audience in one nine hundred eighty seven when she joined rock star freddie mercury to record an albu

after heavy rain ferrari decided to stick with into media tires for the final session that called kettle was right the track was dry and once again this season tire confusion cost his team. cattle was forced to hit the pit and settle for nine his worst qualifying this season the team a sadie's on the other hand switched to slicks rolled across the street. and hamilton finished in pole position. everything half more people but ultimately when it comes to being under pressure making the right decision is right that's why we are the best in the world with try for instance to go in a fifty point lead in the driver's standings hamilton could wrap up the title with time to spare. today's going to sleep again underway in germany but vertical women have already moved into second after beating both spoke to neil last night dutch midfielder david close and hammered home in the thirty fifth minute to open the scoring. and then net of women second late in the game minutes after coming off the bench they removed blame in above champions by and at least until today's was of art in. spanish or pursing

after heavy rain ferrari decided to stick with into media tires for the final session that called kettle was right the track was dry and once again this season tire confusion cost his team. casual was forced to hit the pit and settle for nine his worst qualifying this season the team estate is on the other hand switched to slicks the same old route the stroke. and hamilton finished in pole position and. everything i have my people but also me when it comes to being under pressure making the right decisions right that's why we are the best in the world we're trying for he says to go in a fifty point lead in the driver's standings hamilton could wrap up the title with time to spare. in germany is going to see give it up women have moved into second up to beating fallsburg last night field class and hammering home in the thirty fifth minute to open the scoring. and then netted berman's a second late in the game minutes after coming off the bench they removed bowman above champions byron at least until today's results are in. spanish operas one set out come by here has died in her home city

have an "hard brexit" with no transition, a crash out brexit, let's say, that's one very serious kettle it doesn't allow time for any adaptation of the supply chain, the famous bumpers crossing the borders repeatedly or other parts. i think if we have a transition, that's a different matter, because that will allow time for adaptation. if you look around the world, there are plenty of supply chains that don't rely on single market, or a customs union, right, in asia or indeed north america where there is just a agreement. so i think one crucial thing isjust to agreement. so i think one crucial thing is just to avoid the so—called no—deal brexit even if we are going to have and excerpts on the customs union and the single market, ultimately, if we have more time to adapt to that, it will soften the blow. and it will allow for the relocation of these supply chains. thank you for your time this morning. really interesting to have your take on that. and of course we have more from the paris motor show from theo who is there for us this week. now let's brief you on some other business storie

attache and the police started search last night they found two luggage just left in the trunk and the kettle at the back seat and the report says that. the in the luggage there are lots of clothes so now the police is trying to make and make a search of whether that the any samples on those clothes are matching with jamelle g.'s d.n.a. samples ok many thanks for the updates from ankara well turkey has links saudis crown prince to the murder of a they say men from his security team were part of the fifteen men the hit squad and harder reports from istanbul so to crown prince mohammed bin sandman offering condolences to the son some law who is believed to be under a travel ban and may not be acting on his own free will the facial expressions are telling the younger she reached out his hand to a man many believe was behind the murder of his father king so man who has been somewhat out of the public eye for a while is now trying to contain an international crisis that could have repercussions on the kingdom and the royal family he chaired a cabinet meeting and reiterated that those responsible f

this, as you can see, was the edge of st peter's fields, so people were kettled up against this wall.ome of them were pulled up into the ground, which is raised up on the other side of this wall. but what good is a parliament if it does not represent its people? applause. only 2% of the population had the vote. what you see in the film, and indeed what happened, was a motivated working—class, hungry for education. for me, what's tragic is that here we are where in fact everybody has the vote, and they don't vote. everybody has education, and they are not hungry for education. the hungerfor knowledge isn't there. and it is tragic. one man, one vote? parliamentary representation? preposterous proposition! peterloo — the latest film from the director mike leigh. that was will gompertz reporting. newsnight is getting underway on bbc two. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm sarah mulkerrins. coming up... he's out — fulham owner shahid khan withdraws his bid to buy wembley saying the plan had become "divisive". almost rained off... a si

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theyow pulled dn on ropes by striking a kettle. they have 53 bronze bells in it's set. if you have never beenwao the ington national cathedral. i mcd an event there. >> they have seen a lot in their lifetime and they have done it side by de. >> a maryland couple is celebrating 75 years together. dorothy bush and her husband 93-year-old rrell bush tide the not in 1943. he shipped off to the army, but their le remained strong then as it does today. >> we had our ups a downs, and we have crowned and allowed each other to grow. >> she was a great gal, a beautiful gal, to me she is. o my goodness. >> so the couple v is stilly active in their church, bethany christian church. cit's the samerch where they held their wedding anniversary party on saturday. >> that is incredible. >> that's a pretty awesome story, isn't it? >> 75 years and he says he's a great gal and still loves her. >> has their ups and downs, but you work it out. >> like seasons. ups and l downs juste life. some schools may have extra police patrolling this morning afterer threatse made line. more on this story

managed to record a speed of fifty one kilometers per hour and you can buy your own jets if you like kettle city back just short of four hundred fifty thousand dollars so we've got some amazing breakthroughs coming on the technology front because that pace hasn't slowed down but really the idea of bringing several pilots from all different corners of the planet male and female from different sporting backgrounds to assemble in one place over water because then it's an entirely safe activity and have them start a race around a kind of a race kit in three dimensions with thousand horsepower jet seats it's going to be a standing phenomenal and we are doing this there's no debate as to whether we might or might not we are doing it's too much fun even for myself and my existing team that already fly the not do it ok that's all the support from us for now we'll have another update for you again later on. well one is of course on our website there it is al jazeera dot com. that's it for me down jordan on the dock at the top the hour with more news stay with us i'm so watching life and. the consequ

of the indian tabla drums on like small kettle drums covered with gate skin they produce a haunting sound. in. the indian musicians are well versed in the complex clapping unspoken cannot call rhythms up. and the germans do seem to be picking it up quite well. out. these are traditional indian song was a clown how should pittsburgher has arranged for tabla katak don't sing and western percussion instruments. indian music involves a lot of improvisation it doesn't really have written a change melodies and rhythms are passed on from teachers to their students it's a rich tradition. to topple a. and that's but that's the name. and the audience has their hands in the air because they're celebrating the music it's all in spanish you have it for les tarr in india it's. emissions that. you can really tell this is the music of the people who seek the light to be. alongside the tablas and the cuff talked on there's a drum set i'm a rebel and the set of chimes the question brings them all together. since. they're ambitious aim is to create a productive dialogue between traditional indian and europe

the indian tabla drums on like small kettle drums covered with kate skin they produce a haunting sound. in. the indian musicians a well versed in the complex clapping unspoken cannot call rhythms up that. and the germans they seem to be picking it up quite well. these are traditional indian songs that can help chimp asparagus has a range for tabla cuttack dancing and western percussion instruments. it's. just say. indian music involves a lot of improvisation it doesn't really have written a change of melodies and rhythms upon stone from teachers to their students it's a rich tradition. and it's here in indiana to topple a concert is like that and that's the thing. and the audience has their hands in the air because they're celebrating the music it's all in spanish you have it for les paul in india its. emissions. you can really tell this is the music of the people who seek the light to. alongside the tablas and the cataract on first is a drum set from aruba and the set of chimes the question brings them all together. but their ambitions aim is to create a productive dialogue between tr

this more about we don't like you killing someone on our turf might be needs or maybe simply pot and kettle and that they're using it because it's useful for some bigger game frankly i'm surprised even blamed on putin as we know love to kill germans during was just for fun wrestling it was well it's so early in the week because i mean when you get out here i'm sure it'll be glad to ask jennifer rubin i'm sure she'll get it or not only that but they were the point is i don't know that it has to do with press freedom in turkey and it may not even have to do with the wounded sense of sovereignty on turkey support and may simply be that for other reasons they want to pick a fight with the saudis and they're using this as a pretext so can you kind of explain to me the simple terms of why turkey and saudi arabia are are not on the best terms so there are a number of reasons to some extent we can see it's a struggle for supremacy in the sunni world i mean obviously iran is the leading shiite power but you have a distinction between the gulf monarchies particularly and a more populist base like the

in a consulate that is nothing less than state terrorism so it's kind of like the pot calling the kettle black here and when we do find the truth behind all of this and like we said we pretty much know what i think most people are hinting at what happened the saudis the family will survive they will they will throw b.s. under the bus in order to survive at the end of the day the world we are survivors so i think m.b.'s his days are numbered i think trump was hurt by what happened i forget that jared cushion or spoke to m.p.'s they said they spoke almost a whole night together and they were discussing policy and stuff so i mean all of trump's media family also got burned copper and really bad you could tell that trump did not like it and you don't cross trump i think at the end of the day trump will take action if and when they decide to publish or to come out with the truth of what happened is the interesting thing is stressing the fact that it is a royal family saying the crown prince is saying the entire family that's what makes it complicated well let me remind the viewers who was the

taught but if somebody actually turns around the abuse and becomes abusive then that's a different kettle of fish it's a cultural discussions it happens in our societies so islam must be ready also to be tackled to be questioned about certain things that are not acceptable that are also legislations now against islamophobia why one people should be free to be islamophobia as some people are anti christian for anti-christian for example so it should be free we should have free speech and it goes as far as saying in some instances that perfect mohammad was very wrong you know we cannot allow people to use the concept of freedom of speech which actually i think is a very important. thing to have but we cannot allow people to use and abuse that to become racist demonize a group of people and then make him into others and there's not really this value and then we promote fascism come on come on anti semitism is racism clearly but islamophobia is against a religion and i can moderate it sorry not sort of in it that is no no you didn't look you are you're you're really you're really hiding behin

taught but if somebody actually turns around the abuse and becomes abusive then that's a different kettle of fish it's a cultural discussions it happens in our societies so islam must be ready also to be tackled to be questioned about certain things that are not acceptable that are also legislations now against islamophobia why one people should be free to be islamophobia as some people are anti christian for anti-christian for example so it should be free we should have free speech and it goes as far as saying in some instances that perfect mohammad was very wrong you know we cannot allow people to use the concept of freedom of speech which i actually i think is a very important. thing to have but we cannot allow people to use and abuse that to become racist demonize a group of people and then make him into others and there's no cure in this value and then promote fascism come on come on anti semitism is racism clearly but islamophobia is against a religion and i can moderate it sorry not sort of in it that is no no you didn't look you are you're you're really you're really hiding behind

this, as you can see, was the edge of st peter's field, so people were kettled up against this wall.sed up on the other side of this wall. but what good is a parliament if it does not represent its people? applause only 2% of the population had the vote. what you see in the film, and indeed what happened, was a motivated working—class, hungry for education. for me, what's tragic is that here we are where in fact everybody has the vote, and they don't vote. everybody has education, and they are not hungry for education. the hungerfor knowledge isn't there. and it is tragic. one man, one vote? parliamentary representation? outrageous! preposterous proposition! the duke and duchess of sussex are continuing their tour of australia and have moved on to melbourne after spending two days in new south wales. harry and meghan toured the city's royal botanic gardens. they have been watching sports activities in the grounds of government house and then we'll take the tram to the beach. the couple are due to take a tram to the beach where they will meet school pupils to help tidy up the foreshor

this, as you can see, was the edge of st peter's fields, so people were kettled up against this wall.l. but what good is a parliament if it does not represent its people? applause. only 2% of the population had the vote. what you see in the film, and indeed what happened, was a motivated working—class, hungry for education. for me, what's tragic is that here we are where in fact everybody has the vote, and they don't vote. everybody has education, and they are not hungry for education. the hungerfor knowledge isn't there. and it is tragic. one man, one vote? parliamentary representation? preposterous proposition! now it's time for the weather with darren bett. it looks like we will keep this quiet autumn weather going through the week ahead dominated by a large area of high pressure. earlier on it was here to the south—west, but it is moving to the uk right now, building in between these two weak weather funds that are slowing down across our shores and we were sitting in between two weather fronts for most of the day on wednesday. so there is some hazy sunshine here and there. probab

this, as you can see, was the edge of st peter's field, so people were kettled up against this wall.n the other side of this wall. but what good is a parliament if it does not represent its people? applause only 2% of the population had the vote. what you see in the film, and indeed what happened, was a motivated working—class, hungry for education. for me, what's tragic is that here we are where in fact everybody has the vote, and they don't vote. everybody has education, and they are not hungry for education. the hungerfor knowledge isn't there. and it is tragic. one man, one vote? parliamentary representation? outrageous! preposterous proposition! he's and unexpected discovery during afamily he's and unexpected discovery during a family canoe trip. they saw strange lines on a rock face next to a lake in central norway. what he thought were lines of rust turned out to be drawings dating back nearly 4000 years. archaeologist say the drawings include animal and humid figures. they are still visible because of the paint that was used, a mixture of red ochre and what is cold liquid ani