they need employees, they said, yes, they do, and so i got here delight became a second family for liliahave enough family ties, but here i felt this kind of family help, the girls helped me and very, very... calm, they never say no, more ukrainian cooks, a greater variety of dishes, sisters durun kindly agreed to prepare real cheese cakes for us, previously cheese for them was brought from ukraine, but now they import it from latvia, but how did you come up with the name dailait? that's a good idea , we wanted to tie something to our surname, dad's so-called name, since we wanted to make the design all light, so... we tied the very name of the restaurant to light, i as the translation will be light, and since we really wanted to leave something behind our name, we took our first letter d. and it turned out to be d light. as we talk, we finish the preparations, and honestly, i'm not here for that to master the recipe, so you have to wait, it is incredibly tasty, and the cheesecakes are real. dima's cameraman also can't hold back and breaks all the laws of cinematography. thank you very m

recordemos que las dos pequeÑas que fallecieron ahogadas en esta piscina fueron identificadas como lilia logramos corroborar por medio de una pÁgina que era hija Única, sus padres se encuentran devastados con lo sucedido y estÁn tratando de recaudar fondos para cubrir con los gastos del funeral de la pequeÑa. las autoridades nos dijeron que la tercer vÍctima no presentÓ heridas que atenten contra su vida, por su parte los vecinos estÁn consternados. logramos ir con uno y nos dijo que aunque no conocÍa bien a las personas que residÍan en esta casa si logrÓ identificar a ambas mujeres como madre e hija y nos dice que es un lugar de mucho movimiento, niÑos entrando y saliendo. del departamento de servicios sociales habrÍa multado en varias ocasiones a esta guarderÍa,de hecho la visita mÁs reciente se llevÓ a cabo el 13 de septiembre. esta investigaciÓn continÚa, nosotros continuaremos muy pendientes con todos los detalles que continÚen saliendo a la luz referente a este lamentable caso, es la informaciÓn que les tengo desde el sur de san josÉ. paola: hace instantes recibimos los documentos

{lilia social media, are now free. 0k, paul social media, are now free. 0k, paul, thank— social mediamedia, are now free. 0k, paul, thank you so much for that. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. antisemitic offences in london have increased more than ten—fold this month, compared to the same time last year. the metropolitan police said there had been "a significant increase in hate crime across london" since the beginning of the israel—hamas war. they added that islamophobia offences during the same period had increased from 42 last year, to 101 this year — an increase of 140%. government borrowing in september was lower than most economists had expected. the office for national statistics says public sector net borrowing last month was 14.3 billion pounds. many economists had predicted that figure to be more than 18 billion. the actress haydn gwynne has died aged 66. for tv audiences, she was known for roles in drop the dead donkey and the windsors. she was nominated for 0livier and tony awards for playing billy elliott

i'm larisa guzeeva, let's get married, good afternoon, today the brides are anastasia, yana and liliar groom is alexey, alexey is 36 years old, his wife cheated on him under the influence of hypnosis, which was so strong that it was enough for several sessions, alexey, the owner of the caffeine chain in moscow, is proud of the rank of master of sports in swimming and powerlifting, warns that he will not tolerate any restrictions, admits that he is raising his son himself, alexey will not find a common language with an imperious foul-mouthed woman, his chosen one must be on warm terms with her parents, have good manners, bright thoughts and great ambitions. well, brothers, sit down. smile, happy with them life, they came with flowers, they probably wanted to give them to us, right, but they froze from the excitement, right, everything is right, this is for you, this is for you, this is for you, oh interesting, interesting groom, me too, oh, i think he ambitious, yes, high-status, such, i like his suit, in fact, well, alexey, uh, betrayed by hypnosis, will now be in first place in my ra

lilia and her husband first decided to get to know our country. without a visa and after 40 years ofiving in vilnius , they immediately decided for themselves that they wanted to stay with us, work and raise their children. family values ​​are something that europe has long ago given up on; the parents did not want such prospects for their children, and there are four of them in the family; prices. those who have already visited belarus understand how great the difference is between what they see with their own eyes and what they draw in the west; as a sign of attention , representatives of the belarusian women's union came to visit the family, of course, with gifts. the decision to come to belarus was inspired by our desire to give as much as possible to our children. and we decided that this is the very place where children will be comfortable, study, communicate, have prospects for the future, and the decision to come here was, in principle, unanimous. supported him currently studying at the girls are very happy with the school, the entire state system worked here very correctly,

{lilia time to fix, but you can't if you have insufficient staff. 0k, really aood to have insufficientfficient staff. 0k, really good to get your thoughts on - have insufficient staff. 0k, really i good to get your thoughts on that. thank you very much. before we go, i want to take you back to the conservative party conference in manchester. we are showing you pictures of the stage. we are expecting chancellorjeremy hunt's expecting chancellor jeremy hunt's speech expecting chancellorjeremy hunt's speech in manchester in the next few minutes. we will bring you it live on bbc news, but now it is time for the weather. hello again. for the north and the west today we're looking at a mixture of blustery showers and some sunshine. but we've got this clutch of weather fronts in the south. now, it's been a murky start across england and wales, with a lot of cloud, mist, some fog, as well. and as we go through the course of the afternoon, if anything, we still will hang on to the cloud, but we'll see some heavy rain develop and some of that will be thundery. meanwhile, the showers in the north

lilia salavatna, which aspects in your opinion need improvement.does the current legislation provide regulation in this area? currently , there is a legal gap in this direction. that is why, in accordance with the president of the russian federation, together with the scientific community and experts of the highest level, we developed a law on the creation of the introduction, use of biological collections and the activities of bioresource centers. today in our country about 120 unique biological collections, and so that we clearly understand the criteria of how they are formed and how they are used. so that they are properly protected by the state, our legislative initiative is dedicated to this goal, today we have already received a reaction from the relevant ministries and departments, there are certain debatable issues, but as a rule, on the platform of the federation council we find balanced solutions, because this law today the country really needs it, we remembered the year of the great patriotic war, besieged leningrad, when the scientists

{lilia prosecution should not result. ok, so ou're prosecution should not result.on should not result. ok, so you're saying that the quality of legal help that someone gets if they are getting legal aid is inferior, so if you are someone who is using your own money to fund this and then your own money to fund this and then you are found innocent, someone like brian, what ways are there to get the money you have already spent back? �* ,, ., the money you have already spent back? �* , , ., ., ., , the money you have already spent back? ., ., , back? assuming that a false accuser, has no means — back? assuming that a false accuser, has no means which _ back? assuming that a false accuser, has no means which is _ back? assuming that a false accuser, has no means which is almost - back? assuming that a false accuser, has no means which is almost always j has no means which is almost always invariably the case, the money is simply not recovered. an acquitted defendant or a defendant who has not been prosecuted but yet spent a great deal of money on his or her defence wil

last year, his relative wrote the story of lilia's great-grandmother, who witnessed anti-semitism atbook was called a family saga. felsher's great-grandmother's father was killed along with his two sons during pogroms in 1918 in kyiv region . more than 100 years ago, my great-great-great-aunt lilya fled ukraine. this story was handed down from generation to generation. at that time , there were great pogroms in eastern europe and ukraine. on easter sunday , the story goes, the townspeople got drunk and started killing jews. and so his so-called final punishment for being a jew was to have his sons killed before his eyes. then he was killed and lilya saw it all. in the biography it is said that lilya had a hard time surviving the tragedy, and until she got married, at the age of 18 she met her future husband lou berlin in kyiv and with the help of his relatives from america emigrated to new york. we grew up with such an impression of ukraine, that this is the place from which we fled, but this does not reflect today's ukraine. studies conducted in eastern europe show that it has one o

that this is not the first time, the wild flock does not leave, since it is here that local volunteer lilia feels responsible for the attack, it seems , wants... a dog bit this, and today they came in, i just came to the market to feed the dogs, in the morning i had veins, yes , i hear, all of ours are just barking, barking, so aggressive, but i had a feeling, what else is the director arsen armenian, he released his dogs, his huskies were running around, they were just unsterilized, even after the woman almost died, the volunteer intends to continue feeding the dogs near the market, you ’re not afraid that because of these dogs you fed, the woman herself got hurt, wait, why you?

yana sesarchuk, lilia shenkarenko, ihor kalyniuk, tsn, 1.1. marathon, only news. ammunition and the first step. before the transfer of gripen fighters, sweden announced a new package of military aid to ukraine. this was stated by swedish defense minister paul jonson at a briefing on friday, adding that the package consists of exactly what the ukrainian side requested. this is already the 14th aid since the beginning of the full-scale one invasion, its cost is 143 million euros. the main part of the package consists of ammunition, spare parts for armored vehicles, means of communication and infantry equipment. in addition, the swedish minister of defense asked the armed forces to study the possibility of transferring gripen fighters to ukraine. the assessment is expected to be ready by november 6. let me remind you that sweden is part of the so-called aviation coalition, the purpose of which is to provide fighter jets to ukraine. also, previously ukrainian pilots and foreign personnel had the opportunity to test swedish ones gripen aircraft. representatives of the

that this is not the first time, the wild flock does not leave, since it is here that local volunteer lilianetsova has been feeding it for more than four years, it is not clear whether she feels responsible for the attack, it seems she wants to shift on others, this one bit me dog, and today they came in, i just came to the market to feed the dogs, in the morning i had veins, and i heard all of ours just barking, barking, so aggressive, but i had the feeling that the director arsen, an armenian , was also here , he let out his dogs, his huskies were running around, they were just not sterilized , even after a woman almost died, the volunteer intends to continue feeding the dogs near the market, you’re not afraid that one of... these dogs that you fed, the woman actually suffered, wait, why did they they must be scary, well, that is, you feed, not just me , but what do you suggest not feeding the dogs at all, our society in general is so sick with indifference, i simply have no words, it’s really our society that is sick, although the employees are now trying to get ahead of the volunteer se

{lilia australia's naval industry. ok, thank you _ australia's naval industry.try. ok, thank you so much for- australia's naval industry. 0k, thank you so much for that. joao da silva in singapore. that is all from a joao da silva and from me. thank you for your company. silva and from me. thank you foryour company. if silva and from me. thank you for your company. if you're watching on bbc one you can watching on bbc one you can watch breakfast soon. elsewhere i will be back at the top of the hour. hello. following on from our very warm september, october has also started on a warm note — particularly towards the south. that's the way it'll stay through the next few days, at least. we're looking at some warm days ahead, particularly towards the south. mild nights with no frost around, and some rain at times through the week ahead, too. so we've got a few fronts around — one of them producing quite a lot of cloud and outbreaks of light patchy rain over the next few hours across parts of southern england, wales, too. so a murky start here, some low cloud, fog and

displaced persons and wounded soldiers, not only beautifying, but also creating a mood, our journalist lilia continue the topic. the social hairdresser works on the basis of the lyceum of the sphere of services and trade in kropyvnytskyi. here, free services are provided to immigrants and local residents from abroad vulnerable categories. you have a radio, it’s great, and i found out what a hairdressing salon is on the radio, i came, no, i called on the phone , they appointed me to go to chaskal, i came, everything is great, now i’m a regular customer here, when the idea of ​​​​creating this hairdressing salon arose, we just really wanted to help at the time, and we saw how much the demand was growing, getting very big every year and that really the demand is something that we can use... our skills, our apprentices, our masters can help , to people who need it, in hairdressing salons can work with about ten craftsmen at the same time, they say how many clients they received during the full-scale war and they don’t count , about 200 people come to them in a month, we cut, dye, and curl, do ha

{lilia as people want it to run. 0k, thank you — as people want it to run. 0k, thank you very _ as peopleople want it to run. 0k, thank you very much for talking to us about the experiences in germany at the moment on the trains. the spectre of toxic air has come back to haunt major indian cities like delhi and mumbai with the onset of winter. india's capital has recorded some of the world's worst air in recent days, sending the government into firefighting mode. 0ur india business correspondent nikhil inamdar has more on measures announced to tackle this problem. well, a raft of policies have been announced to tackle air quality, which has now hit the very poor level in the indian capital. in a meeting in delhi yesterday, the state's environment minister announced that bus and metro frequency would be increased so that public transport is more widely used, rather than personal cars. the government has also said special teams would be deputed to identify and inspect the local sources of pollution across some eight or nine hotspots in the capital. the minister said dust—suppressant powders

{lilia is preparing to go in but hamas is waiting for them.— is preparing to go in but hamas is waitingm. 0k, lyse doucet, thank you very much, _ waiting for them. 0k, lyse doucet, thank you very much, our - waiting for them. 0k, lyse doucet, thank you very much, our chief - thank you very much, our chief international correspondent close to the gaza border. other news now, and the uk economy expanded slightly in august, with output growing 0.2% according to the office for national statistics. but that follows a contraction of 0.6% injuly. and in an exclusive interview, one of the bank of england's interest rate setters, dr swati dhingra has warned that the cost of borrowing will hit households and businesses harder in the coming months, with the young and those on lower pay worst affected. 0ur chief economics correspondent dharshini david reports. it's full steam ahead for this cafe, but with rent hikes and soaring energy and food bills, business hasn't been a piece of cake. just when i was about to get happy, saying we are settled, the business, we're doing good, everything is going g

{lilia huge material outcome on anything necessaril . ~ ., ., huge material outcome on anything necessarilyss the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the inquest into the death of manchester arena bomber salman abedi has returned a conclusion of suicide. the record of inquest was published today by the judge—coroner who chaired the manchester arena inquiry. the formal conclusion recorded by the inquest was "suicide while undertaking a terror attack that murdered 22 innocent victims and injured many others�*". official figures show that food prices have seen their first monthly fall in two years — but fuel prices have risen sharply. milk, cheese and egg prices all fell, but petrol rose by 5.1p a litre. it means the uk's overall rate of inflation holds steady at 6.7% after three consecutive monthly falls. london's metropolitan police say that the environmental campaigner greta thunberg has been charged with a public order offence after a protest on tuesday. the force says a total of twenty—six people have been charged with obstructing the highway after being as

about pentz is that he became famous in the states for what he was and is i’m guessing, maybe, as lilia. well, he’s taking money , maybe it will be here somewhere later, please note, this is the area of ​​health, and finance, infrastructure and transport, energy, everything, from each of them, completely unprincipled, he took money, let’s not forget, that he was, he worked unprecedentedly, in my opinion, this is also not constitutional, i don’t have plans to testify, but the people can be confident that we will follow the law, we will answer the call for... we are talking about the case on january 6, when a mob broke into the capitol, and pence, by the way, was hiding at that time himself in his office, and then the secret service evacuated him, then the backlash started, i’ll tell you everything how it happened, and then he also blamed trump for all this, said, listen, it was there, but i had nothing to do with it, an amazing character, you know, we still missed a very important point, how does the transfer take place? power when a new president and vice president comes? there is a cer

{lilia that those plans want to deliver the benefits they should.— benefits they should.omorrow. the prime minister do to make that announcement among other things which we may well talk about in the rest of the programme. hello. it's been a day of sunny spells, but also 1—2 sharp showers. here's the satellite picture from earlier on — and you can see a lot of bright weather. and there, just on the edge of the screen, that's the weather front that swept across the country last night and brought the thunder and lightning. now tonight, another weather front is approaching — this time, it'll reach the north of northern ireland, and will also

{lilia of this global ai safety summit in early november.— of this global ai safety summit in early novemberf— early november. 0k, and where do you see the future? of course, _ early november. 0k, and where do you see the future? of course, this - early november. 0k, and where do you see the future? of course, this all i see the future? of course, this all comes as china has been meeting with russia. ., �* , , ., ,, , russia. that's right. so the stakes are re russia. that's right. so the stakes are pretty high- — russia. that's right. so the stakes are pretty high. the _ russia. that's right. so the stakes are pretty high. the idea - russia. that's right. so the stakes are pretty high. the idea is - russia. that's right. so the stakes are pretty high. the idea is that i are pretty high. the idea is that there is a global race, and it�*s being framed like this. however, china understands the issues around ai regulation and safety are incredibly serious. now, my friend and colleague, barry o�*sullivan, saysin and colleague, barry o�*sullivan, says in al ethics, it�*s one field separated by a

lilia and her husband first decided to get to know our country without a visa. and after 40 years ofwanted to stay, work and raise their children. family values ​​are our arguments and something that europe has long put an end to, gender european prospects for their children, and there are four of them in the family, the parents did not want, the attitude towards lgbt propaganda in their native country was frightening. plus instability and high prices. those who already visited belarus, they understand. how big is the difference between what they see with their own eyes and what they draw in the west. and today, as a sign of attention, representatives of the belarusian women’s union came to visit the family, of course, not empty-handed. the decision to come to belarus was based on our desire to give as much as possible to our children. and we decided that this is the very place where children will be comfortable studying. communicate, have prospects for the future, uh, and the decision to come here was, in principle, unanimous, the children supported it, they are currently studying t

lilia and her husband first decided to get acquainted with our country without a visa, and after 40 yearsely decided for themselves it is with us that they want to stay and work and raise their children. family values ​​are our arguments and something that europe has long ago put an end to. gender european. the parents did not want any prospects for their children, and there were four of them in the family; they were frightened by the attitude towards lgbt propaganda in their home country. plus instability and high prices. those who have already visited belarus understand how big the difference is between what they see with their own eyes and what they draw in the west. and today, as a sign of attention , representatives of the belarusian union came to visit the family women, of course, are not empty-handed. the decision to come. the very place where children will be comfortable studying, communicating, have prospects for the future, and the decision to come here was, in principle, unanimous, the children supported it, at the moment the girls are studying at school very happy, the entire

{lilia out here in this kind of weather in these conditions.— out here in this kind of weather in theses mulla, joining us from chesterfield in - derbyshire, thank you. let's take a look at some of the other top global stories this hour. brazil's president lula da silva has vetoed legislation approved by the congress last month, which restrcited the rights of indigenous people to their ancestral lands. indigenous leaders campaigned against the proposal for years, arguing that tribes had been evicted from their lands over centuries. the proposal will now return to congress, which may override the veto. another of donald trump's fomer lawyers has taken a plea deal in georgia's 2020 election interference case in the us. kenneth chesebro was criminally charged alongside 19 others — including mr trump — for his role in what prosecutors describe as a conspiracy to overturn the 2020 presidential election. mr trump's former—lawyer, sydney powell, struck a similar deal on thursday. meanwhile, republicans have withdrawn their support from the hardline conservative, jimjordan, to be speaker of the

wonderful kids, but now, the woman says, she shrinks at the sight of them heart, children always hungry, lilia’show we assumed it would be. she has already begun to give orders, go to her, to galina semyonovna. we told her not to try to rewrite the apartment. according to the neighbor, natalya happily appropriated someone else’s housing, but she doesn’t want to pay for it. she didn’t pay a penny for the purchase of an apartment with an extension, and she even put the utility bill on the poor old lady. galina semyonovna receives payments, debts, she pays for everything, does not pay, but 50% is withheld from her. and... my daughter-in-law did not pay for anything for two years, when she converted the apartment into her own, and it immediately seemed that this was really so sorry for natasha, so sorry for natasha, and now i understand that there are such pitfalls that natalie will probably have to reconsider all this, in this situation, i really feel sorry for the children, if it weren’t for the children, then it really would have been possible now, no matter how deeply you get into this, in gener

honored artist of the republic lilia goland, it’s very nice, sit down, i can help you i don’t think ivestigator who was in charge of the pekurovsky case, you probably look at me and think, an old fool, pretending to be an artist herself with a bucket and a mop. i just live alone, i have nothing to do at home, service came early, i think the floor i’ll wash the thunderous one, otherwise these little bastards will only stir up dirt, there’s still three hours before the rehearsal , let’s take a walk, it’s stuffy here, yes, of course, whatever you want, let’s do it. oh, hello, hello, you won’t say, this pikurovsky, oleg vasilyevich, lived here , here’s the sign, well, let’s say, so what? no, nothing, i just wanted... what is this about? well, i'll tell him that personally. young man, oleg vasilyevich has not been here for a long time. i know, but can you tell me where he lives now? i don't know. and please leave, otherwise i’ll call you now police. don't worry, i'm from the prosecutor's office. wait, why did you suddenly decide to dig up the bones, why are you clinging to your colleague a

are engaged in commercial real estate , we have three children at home, but six months later i met liliaed a new massive airstrike early in the morning on the gaza strip, the ministry of defense reported. details have not yet been provided. prior to this , the israeli army stated that there were buildings that were in use were destroyed. various palestinian factions. according to the almaydin tv channel, 450 targets came under air fire overnight, resulting in more than fifty people killed and about 300 injured. combat operations are also taking place in the mediterranean sea, near the coast. late in the evening, israeli territory was also again subjected to rocket attacks from the gaza strip. air raid sirens sounded in all border areas. footage of the attack on ashkilo is spreading on social networks. judging by the video recording, it was reflected by the pro system iron dome israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, meanwhile, announced the creation of an emergency government with the participation of the opposition. for the time being, it was decided to postpone the promotion of any

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{lilia there, yeah. we will be here all morning. back to you.— there, yeah.th her, getting all the weather matt, as well. as we've been hearing this morning, labour has overturned two huge conservative majorities overnight, to win by—elections in mid bedfordshire and tamworth. we can speak now to pat mcfadden, the party's national campaign coordinator. pat mcfadden, good morning to you. it is a good morning for you, isn't it? a, it is a good morning for you, isn't it? �* ., ., , . it is a good morning for you, isn't it?�* ., . ., it is a good morning for you, isn't it? ., . ., , it? a fantastic morning. these were ureat it? a fantastic morning. these were great results- _ it? a fantastic morning. these were great results. both _ it? a fantastic morning. these were great results. both of _ it? a fantastic morning. these were great results. both of these - great results. both of these constituencies were considered very safe conservative seats. and with for example was the 57th safest tory seatin for example was the 57th safest tory seat in the country before l