and from a long time ago, lida began to make them. what is think? for whom?let slip that he loves salted mushrooms. i understood everything. and stuffed it into a jar of pale toadstools. linda called me right away and told me everything. pity his fool. how do you seem to get better? known great. why does she have bruises? tv channel my planet presents one of the cornerstones of ossetian cuisine cheese, because cheese ossetia is necessary for pies - these are 5 ridges and 6 gorges and everywhere there are different microclimates. here in the kuban gorge one in the neighboring dargan another. and it's very good for cheese. because the grass soil composition and taste are slightly different. cheese is different. and the best is the one that is made in home cheese dairies using technology that has not changed for centuries, they take fresh milk. this is the basis of its quality depends on the taste of milk heated in the boiler. some cheese makers teach that milk should be human temperature. body. i like it . sincerely, cheese butter is obtained in ossetia. making

shortly after we left orikhiv we got a call from lida. there had just been a big attack.eld, more in the town itself. shaken but determined, lida stayed and spent the night in her shelter. wyre davies, bbc news. we'll have more on the refugee crisis later but first let's look at some of the days other news. and israel's prime minister, naftali bennett, has warned his country is facing a new wave of terror after a third attack with a deadly weapon in a week. at least five people were killed in the town of bnei brak on the outskirts of tel aviv. our correspondent yolande knell has the latest from jerusalem. the picture is still a bit confused, but i can say at this stage, this is the deadliest attack of its kind in years in israel, and it's only a week since i last said that. we had a medic in the ultra—orthodoxjewish neighbourhood of bnei brak to the east of tel aviv describing finding victims spread out at intervals along the street and some of them had been on foot and one of them had been in a car and there was some reports from witnesses in the neighbourhood saying tha

you go where ah, where you carry my dreams to where i and you, lord, in the evening, moscow sweeps lida i go, where you hope, go away, moscow and yours for us thank you thank you friends. thank you guys dancing with me is also a part of everything. moscow more people are friends. happiness, welcome ship and how do you hear? this is a production center. center. be good to yourself. if still there we complete the check. accepted well, are the guys ready to fly? already 25 years old, how are you ready? ignition start countdown start 3 2 1 song popular song this is what unites the masses - this is probably the most popular this is this genre it is more popular. i think it's more popular than sports. well, i'm not talking, there are serials about cinema there, there and so on from ivanashki. it was possible to make a beautiful story, such as love and tragedy. and well, actually, because this is the only team that fights with the band. so called the fight with the band, which lasted 25 years, which never broke up and which, in general, has always been in demand and has always been needed by p

shortly after we left 0rikhiv we got a call from lida. herfield, more in the town itself. shaken but determined, lida stayed and spent the night in her shelter. wyre davies, bbc news. a report into the largest maternity scandal ever seen in the nhs is expected to reveal serious failings in the care of hundreds of women and babies when it's published today. the five—year inquiry will conclude that 201 babies might have survived — if better maternity support had been provided by shrewsbury and telford hospital trust. dozens of other children and mothers sustained life changing injuries as a result of the failure to provide proper treatment. the majority of cases cover a period of nearly two decades — between 2000 and 2019. the scale of failures uncovered is unprecedented in the history of nhs maternity care. the hospital trust has previously said it takes "full responsibility" for the failures in maternity care and said they offered their sincere apologies for the distress and hurt which it had caused this report from our social affairs cor

i then came to consult lida as a woman, she told her father everything and twisted it. i freaked out. we quarreled. i married enemies for evil. well and dad crossed me out and the will. 15 years of life and that instructor, it seems to me that he is nothing like that . how old is he married? have you got a children? well , you're comfortable with him. you two are alone in a closed space very close, girls. that's all, he 's just an instructor. stop making that face. didn't fight at all? your life has changed because you lost your son. sorry i'm late, no problem. let's go. i'm offering to drive your car today. well, here 's something i'd like to avoid. here are these, if anything, i i understand that you are scared, but you have to overcome the fear of the one who is driving controls everything himself. who are you in life, the helmsman or the passenger? you are right, i myself can be at the helm. this is correct. drove vidal, as marinka rushed to her instructor, only her heels sparkled, but i'm not very happy for. at least somehow distracted from seryoga for treason. sti

all the usual menu , of course, but his colleague told me that khrapov really had a mistress named lidae address, and the smaller the city, the more santa barbara so much so that i will go to this lady you can sit in the department. the doctor told me that i need to move, so i'm ready to go. well , vasya, what do you have? guys, we are so strong and phallotoxins can only be in the pale toadstool. use it with edible mushrooms. quite difficult, especially if signs were collected. and no poisons were found in the homemade soup. yes, you need to go to this league. i didn't go to talk about snoring habits. she said that he only goes home to work, he works home. yeah, sometimes to the left, exemplary comrades, and one more snoring he loved to pick mushrooms very much and when the season went every weekend on saturdays with his comrade for mushrooms, comrades. pasha's name is to find this pasha and interrogate her, it's just a sacred thing. and now kolya, i don’t see you retired, it seems to be yes, but you won’t calm down. you help people respect, i can not do otherwise. bread needs a crust,

useful properties of spinach can be listed endlessly, but let's talk about the most important lida good morning. i continue about foil acid, of course, because it is the only vitamin c proven effective, which has an anti-cancer effect, prevents cardiovascular diseases, hypertension and diabetes mellitus and the harm of diabetes mellitus. pinata insulin resistance. very often called green doping for athletes. where did this myth come from? or is it true, there really are studies that say that eating spinach increases the amount of muscle mass in people who exercise regularly. and, of course, include it in your face. popeye is a famous sailor. you said a myth, but the myth concerns the iron content, because for many decades it was thought that spinach contains a huge amount of iron, but a study was done at the beginning of the 20th century. on dried spinach, they forgot to mention this, so, of course, we get iron from animal products, not spinach, first of all. we won't get out of spinach. and you can lose weight thanks to him. yes, of course, spinach affects the production of hormones th

i am hiding here in this bunker because they are bombing assent attacking us from each side, says lidag] i hate them. i hate them. we used to live in peace. and we were happy. christian: spec -- reporter: spouse to lash in about russian troop withdrawals around kyiv are treated with skepticism here in the south, where heavy fighting continues. russia's assault on mariupol is intense. civilians like natalia, who was blinded by russian shelling, are still fighting. >> my sons we in the basement. the 19-year-old visits me. but as for the five euros, i don't think he should be seeing his mom like this. i miss them so much. i want to give my little boy a hug and a kiss. reporter: bbc news, ukraine. maryam: the -- u.n. says russian use of heavy shelling against estes may amount to war crimes. >> we have 77 incidents in which medical facilities were damaged, including 50 hospitals, seven psychological facilities in 20 other medical facilities. overall, 55 medical establishments were damaged, then destroyed. and two were diluted. actual numbers are likely to be considerable higher -- considera

. >> lida los angeles it's 10:00 p.m. here on the west coast. we are on day number ten of the war ukraine civilians facing brutal attacks. >> sights and sounds of war after the open fire on the largest nuclear power plant. although the power units remain intact disaster was narrowly avoided. the plant is now in the hands of russian forces. congress is considering a $10 billion emergency fund for the country. continuing the coverage and breaking news was with coach to our chief correspondent standing by live in lviv. when president zelenskyy talk to the group of us senators is likely to repeat the call for the us and the rest of the world to do much more. the fighting is continuing on several fronts right now. in particular in the south. it is surrounded by russian troops taking heavy bombardment. window the russians have control of this and the russian compartment is particularly fierce here. the locals say they are holding on and doing what they can. but the aim of the russian forces appears to be to move out and make it to odessa. warships are

let's take a look at it, lida, take your time with the paperwork.ternoon i went to the pediatrician who serves the maternity hospital. she says that the child may be sick. mother, father, alcoholics, the eldest child is sick. this girl's head is somehow small and ugly, excuse me, but i'm very worried. and suddenly something will be wrong and then you will curse me all your life, do not be upset. you need older, at least a year or two. sincerely , lydia matvienko, you were warned about some health problems tamara yes, well, what did she tell me? no, the head is small. and i say, i told you, i don't care what she is. we decided to take this, so we take it. here is what is written that there is a girl in a dysfunctional family. she said that they are talking drunks, and the reason for the refusal was voiced to you by your friends. no, as she said, she is not the first to leave this in the hospital. and if now, lydia, you could meet this woman who once wanted to sell her child. he would have something to say to her, of ​​course i would ask, this is the

the abdomen, that is, an urgent surgical pathology throughout the passenger, my friends, my decline lida my god. this is the so-called eunuch syndrome on the background of obesity reduced testosterone production reduced production, e or reduced the amount of free testosterone. increases the amount of estradiol. yes, and so on. such a man in his already and the voice corresponding to the corresponding changes in the hairline and the appearance climacteric city. the so-called mihai moiseevich is enough. i'm switching to fish. let's go here, but here, in addition to a decrease in libido, there are two different diseases, a heart attack, a stroke, to say that between, say, obesity and a heart attack, there is still quite an important group of diseases that are also associated with an excessively fatty diet. these are atherosclerosis and arterial hypertension. that is , these two factors, which very powerfully increase the load on the vessels and reduce the patency of the vessels , narrow the lumen of the vessels, as a result, the nutrition in the brain is disturbed nutrition in the heart. an

he got here four days ago with his mother lida. >> how are you doing? >> it is difficult. we've gone through such a long way of treatment. we have been getting treatment for a year now. and when we had such a little step left to make to the finishing line, tos happy end, this dream abruptly stops. >> tomorrow she will take alex y by bus to a hospital in poland leaving her other children in kyiv. >> my youngest is three and oldest is 16. they have to stay there and my heart is breaking. imaggravateful we can continue the treatment and help my child who needs it right now but on the other side i'm worried as i leave the other two kids behind. >> that is an impossible decision to have to make. >> yes. but we have made it so far in the treatment. and i have strongest belief that our treatment will be successful. >> in another room we met bogdan at two he survived a heart attack, stroke and stomach cancer. now 8. the cancer came back. his mother is with him around the clock. >> translator: we have only gone through one course of chemotherapy. now we are doing more blood tests.

shortly after we left 0rikhiv we got a call from lida.d spent the night in her shelter. wyre davies, bbc news. it is 14 it is 1a minutes past six. let's checkin it is 1a minutes past six. let's check in with matt for the first look at the weather. good morning. a big change for many of you today. some will have been in t—shirts yesterday. you will be dragging out the big jacket today. arctic air with just about all. not reaching southern england and wales until later tonight. with the colder air it is going to turn increasingly wintry. some of you seeing some sleet and snow this morning. more to come as well. the blue is where the rain is falling. some towards the south and east, some towards northern england. the whites is sleet and snow. these are the areas where the temperatures have already dropped. there could be a slight covering of snow here and there this morning, although a few centimetres in the hills of northern scotland. that will slowly drift its way south today. cold rain in parts of northern england, pushing into north wale