leila nathoo at carriaie personal moments. leila nathoo at carriage gates. _ personal moments.e queen all around the uk, one character has appeared again and again, his 5oft red hat almost as visible as the logo of the crown. he's paddington, the peruvian bear created by the late michael bond, named after the london railway station close to where bond once bought his wife a toy bear. the bbc�*s entertainment correspondent colin patrerson has been asking why a nation in mourning has turned for comfort to a cuddly toy in a duffle coat. here, there, paddington bear. even a marmalade sandwich for a monarch. from balmoral to buckingham palace, michael bond's much—loved children's character has become a widespread part of tributes to the queen. this is a very special. it's my father's original notebook that he had when he started writing a bear called paddington. and the writer's daughter is no doubt as to why people are using a bear to show they care. one of the last times most of us saw the queen close up was when she did that marvellous sketch during thejubilee celebrations. and b

we have to ensure that we support women like leila salazar lopez like i told the salami like the many women of the seller yahoo and though a set up separate people who are rising up and demonstrated what it means to be true leaders in the face of adversity. well the first traveled to the amazon in nineteen ninety five as a student intern and as you continue to move forward she met so many people that taught her so much about what it means to be in the region. and what it means to stand up to protect the rights of those communities today she will share that story and journey. with you join me in welcoming layla salad local. good morning everyone. thank you ariel. she already made me cry and for those of you who know me i will probably cry. i thank you bye nears thank you so much for holding the space for all of us. during this very difficult and challenging but inspiring time here on mother earth. i first want to acknowledge the coastal me walk. and all the california native peoples whose land we are on. i want to acknowledge our ancestors all of our ancestors. my yaqui an aspect ances

from that experience -- my colleague, leila nathoo.- my colleague, leila nathoo.gue, leila nathoo. emerge is the right word, there _ my colleague, leila nathoo. emerge is the right word, there is _ my colleague, leila nathoo. emerge is the right word, there is quite i my colleague, leila nathoo. emerge is the right word, there is quite a i is the right word, there is quite a hubbubjust outside is the right word, there is quite a hubbub just outside carriage gate, one of the main entrances to the houses of parliament, the is the gate where the queen's coffin was coming —— was put through, so people are coming out of westminster hall, there is quite a gathering, some people emerging looking quite bewildered, taking a moment, standing back and reflecting on what they have just seen and there is plenty of emotion, lots of damp eyes, a lot of dabbing at eyes with tissues and people coming to terms with what has happened, and if you talk to people here, people got here about five o'clock and had a five hour wait and it has got longer since then but people made a very ea

leila nathoo, with those who are there _ weather.es, our monarch as head of state returning for the last time to buckingham palace and another extraordinary, historic moment today when she leaves buckingham palace for the final time. , leaves buckingham palace for the finaltime. , ,. , final time. yes, those scenes last ni . ht final time. yes, those scenes last night when _ final time. yes, those scenes last night when the — final time. yes, those scenes last night when the queen's _ final time. yes, those scenes last night when the queen's coffin i final time. yes, those scenes last. night when the queen's coffin were brought back were very moving. as we saw the cortege wend its way on the slow journey saw the cortege wend its way on the slowjourney back saw the cortege wend its way on the slow journey back to saw the cortege wend its way on the slowjourney back to london, there has been opportunities for people to see it. last night the cortege passed around the fountain just behind me as it then went through the gates of buckingh

working networks at the eastern economic forum in leila nazarova leila good morning, what have you alreadyssed on the sidelines of the forum? greetings roman well, as you have already noted, today the forum will host more than 20 discussions and round tables, including sessions, and one of them is dedicated to the financial sector russia, it has already passed there, they discussed the first results of the transformation, and now the discussions are entering, the head of vtb andrey kostin predicted a drop in russia's gdp this year by 4% the next one and a half and only in 2024 is expected to be on an annual basis on economic growth, but the level of 2021, according to andrey kostin, can be achieved in 4-5 years. also, the head of vtb believes that the adaptation, and the russian banking sector to the new conditions, will take more than one year. the adaptation of the financial banking sector to the new conditions will take more than one year, and this requires a very serious restructuring of all e-finance and economic relations in the world, too, because we are fundamentally changing the m

leila nathoo at westminster, thank you.as said last night's warning from the international monetary fund shouldn't be ignored. speaking on the last day of the labour party conference he said the conservatives could never again claim to be the party of fiscal responsibility. 0ur political correspondentjonathan blake has this report. in liverpool, labour are convinced things are looking up. there's a confidence that the party has changed and is now ready to govern again. facing criticism he's too lacklustre to lead, sir keir starmer wants to fight the tories on the economy and before the bank of england's intervention this morning, said the current turmoil is a mess of the government's making. you know, the government can never again look the electorate in the eye and claim to be a party of fiscal responsibility. they've acted irresponsibly, they've lost control of the economy. and for what? to put taxes down for those on hundreds of thousands of pounds and prices up for working people. it's the worst possible situation that

in the meantime, returning the floor to her colleagues alexandra anton thank you leila spoke about the main statements here made on the sidelines of the forum. well, so are we they are laid out including saying anton well, uh, we can discuss with you the opportunities that are provided to people who want to work in the far east let's continue. yes, there are not enough problems. hey, there's a program for that too. it 's called ants. amursky 230. a-a was a governor general, so he actively participated in the development of this region. and just in his honor, e was such a manager at one time. this program is called the purpose of this program, as one of the sessions on the form is also called ants 230. and the goal of this program is to prepare, uh, 200 new managers for the far east in 5 years. what it consists in there, by the way, is a very large competition of 50 people on the spot. and this is the year of study. for 2 years, you must work in the civil service for the best full-time distance learning teachers. uh, seven projects. what are the projects for the development of small avi

leila you are joining there again, we are waiting for the details antonovna they are now greetings in the framework of the forum, of course, they talk a lot about the northern sea route. this is true. which allows our country to compete with transportation in other directions, according to the deputy head, the ministry of industry and trade. viktor evtukhov. this is our way to those countries that are now ours main partners. and, of course, the number of ships declared for the northern sea route is constantly increasing. therefore, russia plans to build a large paternal route by 2030. more recently, there was an application for funds from 22 ships. they are already under construction. and today we have received an additional requirement of more than 70 oers, moreover, with regard to icebreakers. eh, the icebreakers themselves. yes , here we have, uh, no doubts, because we uh are great at building and atomic educators, or something like that on the organic top and there are already series. and when you if you build serially, then all the costs are already clear. understandable price. u

leila good morning, that by this time roman has been discussed greetings well, within the framework oforum, they talk a lot about the northern sea route, according to the deputy head of the ministry of industry and trade, some yevtukhovs are the artery that allows russia to compete, but with transportation in other directions. in other words, this is our path to the countries that are now our main partners. and, of course, the number of ships declared for the northern sea route is increasing and therefore russia plans to build a large arctic flotilla by 2030. more recently, there was an application for funds from 22 ships. they are already under construction. and today we received an additional need of more than 70. uh, at the same time, as regards icebreakers. eh, the icebreakers themselves. yes, we have no doubts here, because we are excellent at building nuclear-powered icebreakers or revenues on fossil fuels, and there are already series. and when you build serially, then all the costs are already clear. it is clear that the price of this object is understanding. at what time frame

leila has criticised the government for promising tax cuts without proper costings or economic forecastst this had led to "dramatic" moves on the financial markets. here's our economics correspondent, andy verity. today was the day that £65 billion of reassurance wasn't enough to calm market's nerves. while yesterday traders welcomed the bank of england's intervention to calm volatility in the markets by spending huge sums buying them, today investors were demanding higher interest rates to make up for the risks they are taking lending to the risks they are taking lending to the uk government. ldistill the risks they are taking lending to the uk government.— the uk government. will further intervention _ the uk government. will further intervention by _ the uk government. will further intervention by the _ the uk government. will further intervention by the bank- the uk government. will further intervention by the bank of - the uk government. will further i intervention by the bank of england be necessary? i intervention by the bank of england be necessary?— be necessary? i can't answer

always good to talk to you, leila i always good to talk to you, leila nathoo for us in westminster.government has limited tomorrow's energy rise, but a typical bill is still going up byjust over £500. this is the weekend that those price rises will start to feel real for millions more households. as the weather gets colder outside and people stick the heating on, it's much tougher decisions that will have to be made — limiting baths, timing showers, avoiding the oven, and putting on a lot more layers inside the house just to make sure that bills don't get out of hand. the new cap is on the price your supplier can charge you per unit of energy. for dual—fuel customers paying by direct debit, it'll be 3ap per kilowatt hour for electricity, and for gas it's 10.3p per kilowatt hour. and then daily standing charges are added on top of that. so everyone's bill will look totally different, depending on how much energy they use. if you use more energy, you'll be charged more — there's no maximum price for a bill. there is a bit of extra help, with £a00 gradually being knocked off your bills

we can speak to our political correspond to leila nathoo now.clearly the prime minister and chancellor are going to the party conference this weekend during a time of turmoil. how significant do you think discussions with the 0br today will be as they head to their annual conference? it is today will be as they head to their annual conference?— annual conference? it is definitely annual conference? it is definitely a sitnal to annual conference? it is definitely a signal to the _ annual conference? it is definitely a signal to the wider— annual conference? it is definitely a signal to the wider world - annual conference? it is definitely a signal to the wider world but. annual conference? it is definitely | a signal to the wider world but two tory mps as well that they are taking something on board in terms of the criticism of the plans. remember, the reason we are not calling it a budget on friday, even though it was so hugely consequential and held such significance announcements in it, because if it was called a budget they would have to prov

these are all the fruits of the work of the chief gynecologist of russia leila vladimirovna vladimirovnaing about technology, i want to ask my mother, and our mother is not the only one 300 academicians always come, at least three, one is pregnant, the other gave birth to the third in the process, what happened to you. we had low anti-malic hormone. that is, it is absolute sterility. he was going down, down and they couldn't take him into the cage, so they did this procedure. you got pregnant with surgery. we agreed to the operation already we were ready for anything. this first girl is always welcome. and you i have the same problem with someone müllerian hormone, well it's infertility if to put it in simple terms, this is a cell sterility. well, there was no chance anyway. who was born? what is the name of this guy konstantin and she has another tummy. and you are also pregnant. so i say, and we have another one, a wonderful, pregnant woman. are you and your husband right? natasha yes, what did you guys have, well, the situation is similar too, reduced in real reserve, that is, there w

i say oh, as if i can’t find someone to go with if i want, victor went to the mountains, and leila meton, who invited her to the costume designer’s birthday. for some reason she answered consent yes, i say, i was walking and two birds dangled and one said, hit me, and they rolled with laughter. well, what's so funny? i'm funnier story. and for some reason they got there, right who on di. on the armchair and laughing straight, and at that time the light went out, and we everyone fell silent and the light turned on again at the same time, the administrator of the group, soslan makeev, only miraculously lingered at the top, when the rest had already gone down, how did it turn out to be towards death? i explain this in such a way that someone relatively obviously me smooth others all our witnesses survived quite by accident in the filming schedule for that day there was another scene in vladikavkaz, but the main character flew to the capital, then she left and decided not to lose solar money and drove off 20 september. anna dubrovskaya went directly to vladikavkaz, moscow, went to the thea

so again leila, you feel are you will go, but the much as they are deleted and you start with richard recorded at a come a year a lot. so i live in. yeah. but you might not know, still being cool. now, after all, wheel noise being used for that absolute rule, that would mean you know what doug do are. mm hm. and all of them are good on breath. very well. i mean, you move a lot, your daughter, her ph. if all your her to a, to your super, just i'd sure to bring him up on a bill that she did was come me a bill company. so you went there to really separate you, scott cubey, and either pretty much it the bracy about the what i want my he way let me know what good or yeah with yes, born ella shaw. what you feel like you really want to hear about the mom to the get your room, but go on you. what are your song, mcglenn you said you did. you want to switch gears? she could possibly but see the right people near atp. you really swear you. how about it? so you will get a copy of my you mean? yeah. why don't you you don't like you, but you would move on here with the beginning. sure. yeah, sure y

some children wrote poetry like leila scala. sloane the treasure gable. i'm no guy. even with the last minute shell, i guess guess me sharon lacrosse. always go. i go to kimberly. we ship a cosign alicia. polka him. the creation of radio mileage trying a little more difficult stores me on. don't buy me. came to buy your wi fi. she has school on denila. how krinski will be sure we got to city school number 7 was gone by ukrainian neo nazis in 2014 who among the 7 victims was a child's roll. marsh clarksville, a new new just i'm not sure what i did, but i prefer ballad by wednesday stream for say to, for me to pick your school, decide to care for the project. arguably, you might think you did, you move ah, ah, a with ah good, there really still is not going to school yet. summer is 0. it will these i believe that freaky she grant lou storage facility is dialogue or fan. yeah. if i chose the way the way in the budget like the what now shall we are i tim craig. right? yeah. yeah. got you so like yeah. which out these say but the boat to but earth maybe she did not know w

but one is of all that and what i mean there is the law some children read poetry like leila scott slung, the treasure label. i'm not hearing us to the next minute, shall i guess guess me now said elcuro, shall i start school completely. we should pay to assign watershed. hello. gosh, him. he should have ready mileage time with no jeff carol, car through us milan. don't buy me. came to buy you the price law for shade lansky school on denila. how claims k o. b, y city school number 7 was bound by ukrainian, neo nazis in 2014. we're among the 7 victims was a child's roll. sh clarksville, a new new just i'm not sure what is a valid birthday stream? was status for me to pick your school decide to get through the project arguably you might engage in lieu. ah, a a with ah good. there really still is not going to school yet. family is 0. it will these i believe that shaky. he grabbed list which get some sleep is gala go out of the yeah . yeah. if i chose the way the way in the budget though, but now shall we are i tim craig. right? yeah, yeah, i told you so wide. yeah. which i think these say b

their behavior that's also novelty and they also interact with me differently. whom camille, it's leila, and north fish. manning takes an active part in the lesson. she chooses words for example, which the children then insert in a sentence. every one's came to play alone. the almost magical effect of animals on the human psyche is also harnessed for therapeutic purposes. whether it's dogs, horses, lamazzo, even snails. animal assisted therapy is especially helpful with psychological conditions like depression, anxiety, or addiction. leo, the donkey is here to help teacher, christiana adam had a traumatic experience. 2 years ago. oh, a pupil attacked her college as she was standing next to her. they have no dispute because then i just saw the blood. at 1st i thought she'd fainted. the egg then i ran around the corner. i was expecting to see children for my class lying bleeding and dead. after the incident, she suffered from sudden hearing loss 3 times in a sad tinnitis since then, the diagnosis, post traumatic disorder or cla. i didn't trust people any more. i think when i was almost at

you and i can run away from my challenges because they have to place in restrictions. leila, which is us eating intellect, eating and funding them with the salinity hale. all of that. and they have amazing ways of just recovering and responding if they say, oh wow, yeah luck, it's resurrected. oh, wow. amazing to think that the plant that we saw earlier that looked dead basically. now. yep, looks compete, he lives, i'm just picturing a farmer's field where the maze is completely dead. because there's been a drought season and in the rain finally comes again. and the next day it looked like that. the potential of that is staggering. the most promising crop for achieving resurrection is tough. a populous cereal throughout east africa. but jill's team recently had a big breakthrough. they were able to prove that the genes responsible for the regeneration process already present in old plans. this gives a lot of hope for future drought tire and crops. for me, the most important thing is to be able to leave this planet. knowing i started the process, make a difference in africa. the contin

he can when you see scale dr. leila movie d e style. anybody else? we will buy your used and then you can check them with us. but as long would they fight about what you're pretty much i've done in broken. geez, what do the us to make sure that we're, we're all good. i need them both for much the woman. yeah, i could get dora unapproved to get us the ability to law. we mean not that those to borrow some of some data stories she's always given be daddy's on use in your community. just get up. do you need any of your protein use 1000000? you're used to know what i'm pretty, which commercial or exchange and you're saying it's probably i need and yet me think it was like any of those numbers to put the teeth, you storage or stuck somewhere else. you got to go down with me to keep it it. but if you look into a she story, toys, who is the west? who i just got to rush you through? the nicolai's you as well. so with the 17th century, you have the swedes, you got poorly on, you've got twice the german kaiser and also with historical facts. but minds of russia

in the code incestuous, relationship at big tech end at central with live from law school, i'm una, leila, you're welcome to the recap of the main news headlines for the past 7 things. this week saw fighting escalate near europe's largest nuclear power plant in south eastern ukraine. kiev forces reportedly made several attempts to recapture the russian held southward, rosie a facility, but where repelled according to russia's defense ministry. the m o. d. c. the latest attack by ukrainian troops was carried out with 8 drones that were done by russian forces. local authorities also claim key military shell, the plans territory from across the nipper river on saturday. damaging the last remaining power lines linking the facility to the national grid. the crew operating the plant, se se the nuclear reactors remain stable. while that all k made a visit to the plant by the us nuclear watched on the international atomic energy agency. the gene inspected the facility with some of the experts remaining on location with plans. they say to stay there indefinitely, the i a, a chief admits the quote,

trials, but before becoming fully operation of, well let's learn more crossing live to better go for leila. former officer of india is navy to give us some insight as to what this all means. a very good morning to you, so welcome to the program. this is a big event for india. is there a message the perhaps india is a sending off to the rest of the world of good morning to you and thank you for having be on your program. r a c does indeed a fantastic o step for india and the navy do have built an indigenous aircraft carrier. it does take on some time for us all, primarily because it's the 1st item and it is completely indigenous from their design to go. i would say about 75 percent of the treatment i indigenous 25 percent is no important from our friendly of foreign countries. and ms. b and different folks. i see a 40 i would say that india has medina matter. demonstrated ego objectives and it is that we need to consider on this. when we look at in a class patio, if you have any specific mommy zone of 2300000 supply kilometers the have a long course line of 7500 kilometers. we have far plan

can you give you more clarity why music you did talk, leila e. kosciusko, a sheep to talk fill was the french foreign ministry in 1949 and wrote a famous treaties democracy in america. they is she remedial who shall store lot, really kicks, not all the category and use media. let's use leach abuse, whoops, of kirk. but it's the, it's the key unit. silly dorski the angler. i mean, you can't, i need a key was worthy jimmy's killers. it's well border, whereas here of dark on yours to where me to give to him, it will give you the way you jordan the postings coming up. we'll certainly blunt up for you, but at the way it will in the nation. when people move in you, what in the 3 shall go away? because those personal christie and john mary can kill the 9 people of the engine times when the default to 15000000 was african slaves to follow the north. 50 skews, all dead treatment pieces. forgotten, this is the concept of what i call rushing guilt. they want to be russians over the head generation to generation, to feel guilty, and apologized for leaders hundreds of years ago. that did not do any

leila nathoo, bbc news, westminster. industrial action. these are new dates that had not been announced before. they will begin on the 11th of october and run to the 17th of october, so all those days inclusive. as we know, quite a lot of strike dates allowance to buy various unions. we have the forthcoming rail strike by three of the unions on this saturday and also the unions on this saturday and also the fifth and 8th of october, 600 liverpool workers taking six days of strike action from the 11 to the 17th. the former governor of the bank of england, sir mark carney, has criticised the government for promising tax cuts without proper costings or economic forecasts. he said the plans undermine the bank's efforts to control inflation — and that this had led to dramatic moves on the financial markets. here's our economics correspondent, andy verity. today was the day that £65 billion of reassurance wasn't enough to calm market's nerves. while yesterday, traders welcomed the bank of england's intervention to calm unprece

leila nathoo, bbc news, westminster.done a round of interviews with all of the bbc tv�*s regional political editors. she was asked by elizabeth glinka from bbc midlands what people whose mortgages were getting more expensive should think of her. look, expensive should think of her. i understand it's difi times look, i understand it's difficult times for people and facing a difficult winter. interest rates have always been that since 1997 by the bank of england, and that's a really important principle. politicians don't get involved in setting interest rates. what we are seeing is interest rates going up around the world, so we've seen the federal reserve in america raise interest rates in response to the global situation. this is being driven by putin's appalling war, so there is a global situation we're facing. we are seeing rising interest rates around the world. it's something that i can't comment on what these decisions should be in the uk. that's a matterfor the independent bank of england. but of course, we will do

my name's una leila and 30 minutes of news and views started. so we begin with the latest from the conflict in don bos, where at least 2 civilians were killed and 7 more injured does the city of than yet came under intense shelling by ukrainian troops. that's according to d, p r. officials are tease from on call strip is also there on centers this so i was just able to step outside of the base and because the shelling has just died down is still continuing at the moment. i don't have my alive that's only right now because i was simply having dinner in the theater district. this is the center of the city of dennis. this is the impact of the show that landed right in this sense are all done that's. it's certainly a very high caliber weapon. it's been quiet here for the last 10 minutes or so, but it's still very dangerous. and locals are hoping that air defense is working properly at the moment he can see people running. but while we were in the basement in this restaurant, we heard at least 7, very, very loud explosions. the ground was shaking. th

leila at nazarov's and we continue our work on the eastern economic forum in vladivostok, the guest ofur studio is the chairman of the board, the general director of sibur. mikhail karisalov mikhail yuryevich hello, good to start the most topical topics of the sanctions, half a year has already passed. and it's probably gone. this is the time for quick solutions to uncertainty. is it possible now to give, let's say, a more systematic assessment, which has become the greatest challenge for the company in the new conditions. and how is it possible to cope with this answer, probably not such a black and white challenge. a lot of key that has become fast enough. understandably, this is a challenge to ensure production. chains of joint work with european suppliers i'm talking about special chemicals and catalysts, parts of equipment, even spare parts, of course, have been built for decades, and this was also reflected in the engineering policy of our company. and, of course, this was probably the biggest challenge. uh enough. successfully. we got through the first one. so in the summer ther

leila nathoo, bbc news. of people have been gathering at buckingham palace. it is a bit more quiet now, just being after three o'clock in the morning here, but let's go to the palace. because your medea is there for us. —— let's speak to kasia madera who is at buckingham palace. many coming to the gates to read the official note that was placed by members of the royal household, announcing the queen's death?— household, announcing the queen's death? , ., ., queen's death? they are here to be the official— queen's death? they are here to be the official notice, _ queen's death? they are here to be the official notice, they i be the official notice, they are here to lay flowers, to pay their respects and take a look at this, the beginning of the gates just outside buckingham palace and already, completely full of flowers and the tributes kept coming. the flowers, the photographs, the handmade cards, the cards that read thank you and just expressions of grief and solemnity and alsojust expressions of grief and

the air of an interview with dmitry pankov, the general director of the criminal code, my colleague leila, dmitry alexandrovich, talked to him hello, let's start with the most pressing issue of the eu sanctions accepted russian ships to enter their sea harbors and cargo from russia on your work and has the logistics changed in connection with this and how did this affect the financial performance, well, those events that you say, they certainly regretted the entire transport logistics industry, most of all those in the northwest have repeatedly said that all the main sea lines. they left russia and, accordingly, the northwest in terms of containers. and he just lowered it, and we began to feel it most strongly, and according to the results of june-july, according to the results of these months, the container cargo turnover, namely, the cargo turnover, it fell by about 90%, and if we talk about other basins, they suffered less volume, and novorossiysk. cargo turnover fell, on an accrual basis for 7 months 22 years by 2%, and in the far east it increased by 7.5%. that is, how what has chang

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here we drove literally 15 minutes from the theater to the airport there leila from the gazaryans. recorded my phone number. and after a while. it may have been a week. i don't remember the call. here such a misfortune, we have our singer brings us. he was offered some kind of contract there, he is leaving. we have a performance the day after tomorrow . we have everything charged, the audience is all sold and two performances. i say you know, here, wait 20 minutes to call. now i just have to sit down and put my brains together and well, i sat down and thought with my wife. well, she says, well, she will come, what, well, anyway . well, if you come, you can do it there, i don’t know, i didn’t see it here, i didn’t understand where. and this is not a theater, they are devotees there, they are at the base the philharmonic halls once in a season make a production with the help of philharmonic groups, and here bakhov brings them to onegin, they, like an agent, called and said that this time they were waiting for him there. i need to fly away immediately. and i flew there, and it was int

. >> betty's mother was leila may williams of arkansas. and those weren't the only lies she was told. the segregationists promises williams a presidential welcome in hyannisport, massachusetts. here she is, notice her outfit, the dress, a triple string of pearls, a white hat. the outfit that she changed into because she was told president john f. kennedy would be greeting her upon arrival. when she arrived, he wasn't there. there was no job or housing. nothing. southern segregationists hatched this plan to be cruel, for certain, but also to retaltate against northern liberals they believed would be unable to accommodate their new black residents. it would expose them as hypocrites. this is how owning the libs looked in 1962. >> the northern liberals and the naacp, urban league, and people like that especially, they have been crying the same song on behalf of the negroes throughout the nation, and of course now, when it comes time for them to put up or shut up, they have shut up. >> that was george singleman, a reverse freedom rides organiz

sending this to you today in kemerovo and i will forever remember the guys as at the awards, calling leilall a lot of children for you, something yes, it will turn out and what kind of turned out. everyone, go play. thank you, thank you, elena vasilyevna, you are very happy. happy birthday to the baby, bye guys. we have a happy amazing finale of our program, you can’t say anything. happiness is when great doctors meet in life and there is happiness. may there be peace, joy, happiness and health, for all the children on earth, as always, milena vasilievna malysheva is visiting very comfortably, somehow warmly and, of course, very important and useful love. health program and professor malyshev arina for example, it is very interesting that a year ago i wrote to professor malysheva when there was somewhere my photograph a year ago , this year there are no apples, by the way, there is absolutely no apple. i wrote to professor malysheva with love and respect. you see, she hasn't changed a bit. watch the health program on channel one. this is the old tatar sloboda of the glorious city of kazan

oil on how the restriction mechanism will work and how this very price ceiling will be calculated leilas by the g7 countries to limit the oil revenues of the russian budget will lead to destabilization of the energy the market is confident in the kremlin that moscow will not sell oil, to those strange who will support the introduction of the so-called price ceiling this friday, the minister of finance, the sevens agreed that the ceiling prices for oil from russia will begin to operate from december 5th. oil products since february 5, the range from 40 to 60 dollars per barrel was discussed, while the g7 countries intend to ban services for the sea transportation of russian oil if it is sold above a given ceiling. we are expanding existing sanctions and together with our partners in the eu, we want to further develop the sixth sanctions package. having betrayed a ban on the provision of services by the european union on a global scale. at the same time, in the light of the ceiling, russian oil will not be completely excluded from the market, households and enterprises can continue to be

our correspondent leila nathoo is in southwark park, the start of the queue. temperature has dro ed queue. lita, the temperature has dronped here _ queue. lita, the temperature has dronped here in _ queue. lita, the temperature has dropped here in southwark - queue. lita, the temperature has dropped here in southwark park, | queue. lita, the temperature has . dropped here in southwark park, but there is a continuous stream of people filing into the park, being shepherded along and out the other side. the process is well managed, there is a bit more of a police presence tonight, and the atmosphere is upbeat, spirits are high, there is upbeat, spirits are high, there is a lot of chatter in the queue. many people i spoke to tonight felt that they really had to come and they weren't really sure what lay ahead, and they felt that they came at the first opportunity at the end of the working week. two people who have made thatjourney and come along to the queue tonightjoining us now, jan and her daughter megan. thank you forjoining us. what made you come for the nigh

the way you spoiled the first two, logan and leila.ce breaking] it is so hard because they are losing so much not having you around. thank you and thank you for all of the first responders and everybody that is here today. thank you for always remembering. you will never be forgotten. all of the mothers out there that lost, i know everybody hurts and everybody is feeling pain but there is nothing like the pain a mother has. if you are a mother, i stand with you today. thank you. [applause] >> theodoros pigis. >> susan elizabeth pinto. >> joseph piskadlo. >> christopher todd pitman. >> joshua michael piver. >> joseph plumitallo. >> john m. pocher. >> william howard pohlmann. >> laurence michael polatsch. >> thomas h. polhemus. >> steve pollicino. >> susan m. pollio. >> joshua iousa poptean. >> giovanna porras. >> anthony portillo. >> james edward potorti. >> daphne pouletsos. >> richard n. poulos. >> stephen emanual poulos. >> brandon jerome powell. >> scott allen powell. >> shawn edward powell. >> antonio dorsey pratt. >> gregory m. pr

let's talk to our political correspondent leila nathoo.nder how many conservative mps feel that way right now. �* , , ., ., ., , conservative mps feel that way right now. ., , . now. there's been a notable silence in the chancellor _ now. there's been a notable silence in the chancellor and _ now. there's been a notable silence in the chancellor and the _ now. there's been a notable silence in the chancellor and the prime i in the chancellor and the prime minister liz truss, as events have spiralled in the situation has been very fast—moving we haven't heard from the treasury until earlier this afternoon when entrances to the government was going to stick to their plans and try to distance their plans and try to distance their budget announcements last friday followed by the bank of england for intervention today and all the instability in the financial markets trying to talk about the fact that other countries were experiencing similar pressures and i think that is the governments attempt to put a very positive spin on that and it's quite

thanks to my six generations ago, leila says that the family keeps and actively uses the cherished recipeot possible to fully automate the process, you need to make adjustments even after the weather, because humidity, for example, can make turkish delight too soft, but with tastes, of course, are experimenting. in total, there are 30 permanent options plus seasonal ones. here is an example with rose petals . i will walk in the garden with roses in the summer. to be can't know. another famous type of turkish delight with pistachios, which turkey is also famous for, for this filling, the family buys nuts, just like 200 years ago, only in one city of the pistachio capital of the country it is very tasty. this is the most popular type in turkey, it is a traditional version, when you talk about oriental sweets, people imagine that walnuts are also loved. yes, it is popular, but not the same as the pistachios of the sense and agreed that we like the most with walnuts such onions, by the way, according to the recipe, less sugar is added, and even diabetics come to the shop for it. although it’s

i5 leila nathoo. what is the feeling of our and? . . , , leila nathoo. .., important for you to come here toda . . ., ., ., —— and paper and respects. whatever happened. _ —— and paper and respects. whatever happened, rain or sunshine, we had to be _ happened, rain or sunshine, we had to be here _ happened, rain or sunshine, we had to be here to— happened, rain or sunshine, we had to be here to pay our last respects. she was— to be here to pay our last respects. she was such a wonderful lady, it got elected so many. we just had to be here _ got elected so many. we just had to be here so. — got elected so many. we just had to be here. so, yeah. walking into the building _ be here. so, yeah. walking into the building itself, it became very emotional, and it makes you so tearful— emotional, and it makes you so tearful and _ emotional, and it makes you so tearful and so saddened, such a great _ tearful and so saddened, such a great loss. _ tearful and so saddened, such a great loss, not only for the country but for _ great loss, not only for the country but

our political correspondent leila nathoo reflects on their words.ted herself so much to the future of her country. david cameron returned the conservatives to power in 2010. he said of the queen... in 2016, the queen appointed theresa may as britain's second female prime minister. i was fortunate enough to be able to meet her in different circumstances, including in the weekly audiences, but also at balmoral. and saw a more relaxed queen. but i think we are all mourning the fact that somebody who was a constant in our lives has now passed away. it was just days ago that the queen accepted the resignation of boris johnson as prime minister. tonight, he said... there was a sombre mood among politicians in westminster, and around the country. the queen was an ever—fixed mark in our lives. the world changed around us, politicians came and went but the queen was our nation's constant. the queen represented duty and courage, as well as warmth and compassion. the queen was a living reminder of our collective past, of our greatest generation, and the sacrif

this are any stories we are covering and you can always get in touch. 0ur political correspondent leila remain over what we sight see in the independent budget forecasts even as the prime minister's message remains the same. there are people already calling for the office for budget responsibility forecasts to be brought forward, which the government is rejecting. but people want the forecast brought forward because they'll tell people how likely the government is to meeting the growth targets and aspirations they say the tax cuts will generate and if there is a gap between what the independent forecasters predict and the government says the government will have to make up that gap in another way i look through more borrowing or through spending cuts and i think there is also some unease about what is coming down the track. you had the treasury confirm departments are being asked to make efficiency savings and there is sticking to the spending review as outlined last year and not updating it to take account of rising inflation. they are already questioning whether benefits will go up in

let's speak now to our political correspondent, leila nathoo.t is sticking to the plan, from what we have heard so far. we are hearing from liz truss later this morning.- truss later this morning. good morning- _ truss later this morning. good morning- the _ truss later this morning. good morning. the message - truss later this morning. good morning. the message is - truss later this morning. good morning. the message is loudi truss later this morning. (139919 morning. the message is loud and clearfrom the morning. the message is loud and clear from the treasury that they are determined to ride out the storm over the mini—budget and no plans as you say to go back on any announcements made by the chancellor kwasi kwarteng on friday. clearly, he is under pressure. labour is calling for the whole budget to be abandoned and labour and the lib dems call for mps to be recalled to westminster in light of the turmoil in the markets and in light of the bank of england's emergency action. downing street insisted no plans for parliament to be recalled. and

leila nathoo, bbc news.ee — marking her 70 years on the throne. there were street parties, parades, a red arrows fly—past, a rock concert at buckingham palace and — of course — that unforgettable sketch with paddington bear. sarah campbell has been taking a look back. the sun shone and crowds filled the mall. forfour days injune, the message could not have been clearer. god save the queen! # concretejungle where dreams are made...# a galaxy of rock royalty, and the british people, in their thousands, celebrating a reign etched so deeply in our memories. your majesty, mummy. cheering. you have been there for us for these 70 years. these pictures on your house are the story of your life, and ours. and listen to the reaction of this delighted and grateful crowd. the queen's appearances were brief, but unforgettable. oh, that's wonderful. on the first day, her delight — both at the sight and sound of so many people, and the antics of her great—grandson — were obvious. that evening, her majesty lit the first of a

let's speak to our political correspondent leila nathoo. some critics suggesting, leila, that a meetingcause it did not have the forecast, so some tory mps argue we should publish the forecast as soon as we can and thereby lend those plans credibility and get some sort of validation behind them, but the government today is very clear, and the treasury are saying they will not publish the forecast until the end of november when the chancellor makes a statement although the treasury itself will be provided with an initial forecast next week, so you can expect there to be pressure on the government to publish that. but the treasury wants to say, we don't want to publish a forecast now, because it wouldn't be complete, because the forecasters would have a complete picture because they will announce further growth promoting measures in the coming weeks, i am told, things in different areas to do with business deregulation, planning rules, the energy market, childcare, all sorts of other measures they think will stimulate growth, so they want the forecasters, they say, to have the whole pictu

let's talk to our political correspondent leila nathoo.ense there is pressure on the government, so they are asking for ministers to come and explain themselves. we haven't heard this week from the chancellor, kwasi kwarteng, or the prime minister, liz truss. there is a sense that events have been very fast—moving and has been silence from those two figures. labour are calling for an urgent recall of parliament. remember, it is on recess to allow for the political party conferences. the conservative party will be holding their own conference, beginning this weekend in birmingham. a lot of eyes will be on that, the announcements then. certainly for now, labour are then. certainly for now, labourare keen then. certainly for now, labour are keen to keep up the pressure, to draw attention to the fact that the events are still being influenced by the policies that were announced not only five days ago. but i think there is also nervousness in the tory party. the accusation of the government being reckless, that labour are levelling, that has be

leila fernandez, who last year reached the finals here without showing the slightest timidity of thecond brought the matter to the victory in tie-break and 76 hall. mayi's skatdat 6.2 64 bianca, who won the 2019 us open, has already said she's ready to repeat her sensational stunt today's matchup against an incredibly fit frenchwoman, caroline garcia, will test her strength. well, now about the grandiose musical premiere on channel one this sunday starts, the new season of the country's main vocal show voice 60+ dasha favorite show new mentors new talented participants and new presenter larisa guzeeva must see this with her sparkling humor, it will be generally super. the new season of the voice 60+ surprises from the first minute on the stage the new presenter larisa guzeeva i proposed to her by phone. she was scared at first. in general, like any normal person who has a very developed sense of self-esteem. of course i got scared. and how is it, uh, a popular project. well, it's time to start a wonderful adventure in which, by the will of fate, rowing me adventure called voice 60+ b

let's speak to our political correspondent, leila nathoo who's in central lobby.ght—lipped about what she would do if she were prime minister, she is now in power, and this is the moment where she's going to announce what she is going to do. there is no debate, i think, now over the scale of the intervention. there was some discussion from labour over summer about a vacuum in government, and what they were due to tide people over winter. what they were due to tide people overwinter. the scale of government intervention there is not in doubt, liz truss is going to announce plans to help households in the short term, to bridge the gap between what energy suppliers are paying on the wholesale market, and what consumer bills are going to be. so there isn't a sharp rise in consumer bills this autumn. there is also expected to be, as you heard in the report, helpful businesses to. and another separate strand of this announcement is going to focus on long—term energy supply, energy security, so things like the moratorium on fracking, north sea oil and gas extraction. the