lorna probably had no silk gown. she probably had a variety of linen and cotton gowns, aprons, but she may at most have had couple of gowns. and this was she would have clearly worn her best gown out on a date with a gentleman gentleman. so these are the the expense in a gown like this is not in the labor the labor is so underpaid the expense is in the fabric itself. so long as gown may in fact have literally been like this one, which was a cotton gown that was made around 1785 and then refashioned and around 1795 and then which would consistent with it being adapted by its owner for changing change waistline or it have been sold and bought used, which would have been also a common way that like lorna could get clothing because again the expensive is the cloth itself. and so the last thing you're going to do as a as a relatively poor young woman going to be damaging the cloth by yanking out the that tie that the strings on to the gown. so that in fact is pretty compelling evidence. and i thought, oh, well, that makes

lorna gordon is there for us. , . ~ aberdeenshire.anket of snow covering _ for us. yes, a blanket of snow covering parts _ for us. yes, a blanket of snow covering parts of _ for us. yes, a blanket of snow covering parts of scotland, . for us. yes, a blanket of snow - covering parts of scotland, amongst the first areas to feel the full effect of this cold snap. there's been disruption to schooling in shetland and on the isle of skye and aberdeenshire and tricky conditions on some roads with critters working around the clock and it's been good for some of the ski resorts, one of those reporting a 14 inches of fresh snow falling over the last 24 hours and while it does look pretty, with this snow comes low temperatures. there is a warning this could be the coldest night of the year so far with the temperature dropping to as low as —15 in some isolated parts of scotland, and this at a time when fuel bills are so high for so many. people are being asked to check on vulnerable relatives and neighbours and there is a warning that as the week

lorna gordon, bbc news, glasgow. you're watching newsday on the bbc. the trial over a ski collision between a retired optometrist and hollywood actor gwyneth paltrow. the accident that happened here was of the sort that can at produce an meltdown. the precautions worked but not quite well enough to prevent old fears about the safety features of the stations from resurfacing. the republic of ireland has become the first country in the world to ban smoking in the workplace. from today, anyone lighting up in offices, businesses and restaurants, will face a heavy fine. the president was on his way out of the hotel where he had been addressing a conference. the small crowd outside included his assailant. it has become a symbol of paris. 100 cito, many parisians wished it had never been built. the eiffel tower's birthday is being marked by a re—enactment of the first ascent by gustave eiffel. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. our headlines... police in nashville, tennessee, say a 28—year—old woman has killed six people at a prima

lorna gordon, bbc news, glasgow. that is all for now.t of us had sunshine and it was glasgow that had the sunniest of all the weather — 11 hours of sunshine recorded. fine end to the day as well in argyle and butte. the lovely weather we had on monday was down to this area of high pressure, the first one we've seen in the uk for over three weeks. however, that was yesterday and this is today. low pressure is swinging in off the atlantic, so we're going to lose the dry weather and replace it with rain, and once again, we're totting up the rainfall totals. there are now parts of the uk that have seen well over double the march rainfall with more to come over the next few days as well. so, right now, we're seeing the cloud thicken across western areas, with rain arriving before long in northern ireland and turning progressively heavier. it'll be quite a breezy end to the night here as well. for scotland, england and wales, it's a case of the cloud tending to build in over the next few hours. so, western areas, quite a mild start to tuesday,

lorna gordon, bbc news, glasgow. you're watching newsday on the bbc.tarted but the taliban government forces teenage girls to stay at home. the accident that happened here was the sort that cannot produce an meltdown. the precautions worked but not quite well enough to prevent old fears about the safety features of the stations from resurfacing. the republic of ireland has become the first country in the world to ban smoking in the workplace. from today, anyone lighting up in offices, businesses and restaurants, will face a heavy fine. the president _ will face a heavy fine. the president was _ will face a heavy fine. the president was on - will face a heavy fine. the president was on his - will face a heavy fine. tue: president was on his way will face a heavy fine. tte: president was on his way out will face a heavy fine. t"t2 president was on his way out of will face a heavy fine. tt2 president was on his way out of the hotel where he had been addressing a conference. the small crowd outside included his assailant. he conference. the small crowd out

lorna gordon, bbc news, glasgow. picking up gordon, bbc news, glasgow.. by this time tomorrow, its expected that humza yousaf will have been elected first minister by his fellow members of the scottish parliament here at holyrood, and then he'll be sworn in on wednesday, when he takes over formally from nicola sturgeon. let's take a look at some of the challenges he'll be facing. first, the ongoing campaign for scottish independence, where party members will expect the new leader to set out his own strategy. second, he'll need to deal with the reaction to the gender recognition reform bill, a highly controversial piece of legislation which has been blocked by the uk government. third, he will be expected to deal with a health service with record waiting times, and an education system that has seen little closing of the academic gap between pupils from wealthy backgrounds and those who are disadvantaged. in a moment we'll assess those challenges with our scotland editor, james cook, but first let's talk to our political editor chris mason at westminster.

lorna gordon, bbc news, glasgow.ster by his fellow members of the scottish parliament and then be sworn in on wednesday when he takes over formally from nicola sturgeon. let's take a look at some of the challenges he'll be facing. first, the ongoing campaign for scottish independence, where party members will expect the new leader to set out his own strategy. second, he'll need to deal with the reaction to the gender recognition reform bill, a highly controversial piece of legislation which has been blocked by the uk government. third, he will be expected to deal with a health service with record waiting times and an education system that has seen little closing of the academic gap between pupils from wealthy backgrounds and those who are disadvantaged. in a moment, we'll assess those challenges with our scotland editor, james cook, but first let's talk to our political editor, chris mason, at westminster. what does this result mean for uk politics? huw, it gives you every sense of the cloud to politically of the sco

and that's it for today is lorna website. it over dot com, forward slash asia mazama. you can follow us on facebook and twitter to back again tomorrow at the same time, so you don't in many countries, education is still a privilege. hummadi is one of the main causes some young children work in mind. jobs instead of going to class others can attend classes only after they finish working with millions of children, all over the world can't go to school with we ask why and because education makes the world more, just make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines clip some one else to the hard work t. v highlights. it's selected for you every week in your inbox. subscribe now. ah, ah, china apply just to marshal all the states resources towards technological self sufficiency. that's as washington export controls seek to choke off supply. we go to the national people's congress in a jane. also on the show german, chancellor or lot sholtes returns from meeting us president joe biden. we look at what's been achieved by his visit and ukrainian refugees, than at the ready to help

and that's it for the verb is lorna website. it over dot com, forward slash asia mazama. you can follow us on facebook and twitter to back again tomorrow at the same time. see you then i from afghanistan, ah, women from afghanistan making movies, women from afghanistan, making movies in exile. ah, they will not shut out. they will not stop telling their stories. aren't 21. next on dw, we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. no magic corner tread hotspot for food chairs and some great cultural memorials to boot w travel off we go. ah. dennis dan betrayed on screen. the face of the country beyond the cliche with the films produced, he reflect the countries social conflicts. the focus is usually on with.

here comes lorna finn. . ., ... taking their seats. here comes lorna finn. . ., .., .. finn.e today— convener. i am delighted to be here today at— convener. i am delighted to be here today at the culmination of this election— today at the culmination of this election contest to choose our new snp leader. the contest has taken our three — snp leader. the contest has taken our three candidates the length and breadth _ our three candidates the length and breadth of scotland. they have been in in our— breadth of scotland. they have been in in our living rooms via the tv debates— in in our living rooms via the tv debates and they have worked tirelessly to engage with members all over— tirelessly to engage with members all over the country. this is an historic— all over the country. this is an historic moment for the snp. as we look forward to our new leader, i want _ look forward to our new leader, i want to— look forward to our new leader, i want to thank nicola sturgeon for her exceptional leadership over the last eight— her exceptional leadership over the last eight and a half

my name is lorna thomas and i'm representing on me when i confronted his murderous. they lynched me and burned my body. i named kaya bellamy and i represent representing eugene. they ripped my unborn baby out of my belly and sharing his death. along with my i'm james how and they told me i had a choice either i could die with my son. or i could watch him dime live to tell the story. i had no choice. i had my wife no children looked after to live for now as my son tried and begged and pleaded for his life, they bound his hands and feet and forced him into the river. and as i stood trembling with tears running down my face, watson, my son, said to the bottom of the river, never to rise again. never to rise again. so in unison, we, haven't you representing speak that name? ah ah, ah, ah ah, ah. 2 ah ah, it is. ready oh oh dan jack is matt beck. it is drag me down. even did they that been florida some years ago and even today now it's dragging me that change ref generous ballet of my b. j ref. running for my life every not. but as after i don't know what to do i'm mad ab

my name is lorna thomas and i'm representing on man. mm. but when i confronted his murderous they lifted me and burn my body. my name's kaya felony and i represent representing a they ripped my unborn baby out of my belly. and sharing his death, along with my i'm jane's house. and they told me i had a choice either i could die with my son. or i could watch and dime live to tell the story. i had no talk. i had my wife no children looked after to live for now as my son cried and begged and pleaded for his life. they bound his hands and feet and forced him into the river. and as i stood trembling with tears running down my face. watson, my son, said to the bottom of the river, never to rise again. never to rise again. so in unison, wellborn you representing speak that name ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, it is. oh oh then that is matt beck. it is dragging me down. it would be that been for some years ago. and he went to day, now is dragon, me down shan't risk a generous ballet of my b. j. rest runner for my life every minute. but as after i don't kno

and yeah, but the one ha lorna. had ye upon thornton did de pump affair? how he had to twist took a thick bush will come. what you call bought had any mother. can't you and delta fair but the jobs dried on and except for one ah, almost every day g visits mister song, the local toy seller. she calls him his manager. ah, oh. oh, rudy minimal under fee long we fail or you do man, and it will give you more workings of free g helps attract customers to the store when the room was gonna toby's oh yes, and it always does. is it more towards o u. busy or boys heading to didn't you call it in his own out of this, you don't care. i was a target. she's been oil company was really result a very good tyler was gonna do some one that is going on with me. i don't, we don't, we don't oh well, you know just the one with all or you would be a b m. i see a single mama beach and said, what is it a go to the go that or is when you did that you roam out or had to your house you or something that i did? how did you make us when you the hallmark or could his monetize a mind form

comments coincided with a violent response by settlers in which one palestinian was killed or from lorna's, we're going to go live to our white house correspondent, kimberly hall could. so there's been strong opposition to this visit. what's going on? yes, trial position and the biden administration is aware of it. in fact, there was an internal meeting and consultation within the state department, but ultimately the issue for the state department, although it did condemn the comments that came from the israeli finance minister, where he called for the palestinian village to be wiped out. they called this repugnant, but the problem is, is that the bar for denying a visa is very, very high, both legally, as well as diplomatically and so the vital ministrations hands were tied there. essentially they're feeling is that is sentimentally, emotionally. they, they agree with those who are protesting this visit, but there's nothing that they can do. and so the visa with issue of but for the most part, what's happening is that there will be a very large protest outside the hotel of these really fi

funeral has been held in the occupied westbank for a palestinian man killed by israeli forces or may lorna die. and after being shot in the stomach during an israeli raid, in the city of nablus last month, israeli forces have killed $91.00 palestinians in the occupied territories this year. till a head on al jazeera, he wants an independent scotland, but the country is new. first minister is facing many more immediate challenges. and the international olympic committee makes a key recommendation on the future of russian and better russian athletes. ah hello, we have some very wet weather, stormy weather clearing away from the southeast corner of the us. that's the same weather system that brought those violet storms. tornadoes across the deep south, then it's now pulling out of the way, but we can see more wet weather, more windy weather, pushing into the northwest as we go through the next couple days here. that's got to california, stay on it. we will see some wet weather and more wintry weather spilling in across a california as we go through wednesday, present pieces of snow to the nor

in lorna, we are contesting that notion. view is that schools need to be accountable to the taxpayers that fund them. they need to serve the mission that is in the best interest of the state of florida and the best interests of parents and students. to do that, our school system needs to respect the rights of parents to be involved in the education and upbringing of their kids, particularly understanding what curriculum is being used in the classroom and making sure that curriculum is consistent with our state standards and his age and developmentally appropriate. we are empowering parents to be involved. if there is something inappropriate, unfortunately, we see students 10 years old maybe and there will be pornographic books. how did this happen? now we have empowered parents with the ability to object and get the inappropriate material out of schools. should be focusing on math and reading and the core subjects, not worrying about this other stuff. [applause] we are proud to have robust standards for american history, and

should the philistines lab mazin limoges fall lodge, lorna? she may lay the far. lou naked go vallejo t material to follow. i laughed when the fall of the stingy north. alrighty. then arrested senior lion's den figure moose. ab stay in who had been wanted by israel for some time. this triggered violent crashes in nablus in september 2022. between the palestinian security forces and enraged protesters. i thought not before about coming montgomery and look on when i was obviously wise with the food and not gotten on the phone. went off in the local. but the problem, oh no. oh, it's still here. wind that i could be or no, i'm not a new ball with a guy, no problem with the audio. i know what i can know along with the hot dog. you know, i know that there's nothing on there. you can good nevada the palestinian authority claimed it had arrested stay it to protect him from the israeli security forces. oh boy i said no. so the body. apollo with no villagers along the avenue falls on muscle. on 40. we are at the i'm in the home. you booked laura to call

should the philistine lab mazin limited fall lodge, lorna, she may lay the far lu negate. go valet ot material to follow. i laughed on the fall of the stingy north. alrighty. then arrested senior lion's den figure moose. ab stay who had been wanted by israel for some time. this triggered violent crashes in nablus in september 2022 between the palestinian security forces and enraged protesters. i thought not before about coming, coming up and i was obviously i would like people to decide to live in the food and those have gotten on the phone. i know find the local but the problem. oh, i'm in november. oh, it's still here wind that i could be a no, not a new ball room. what kind of a you know, what i can know along with the hot dog. you know, i had done good nevada the palestinian authority claimed it had arrested stay it to protect him from the israeli security forces. oh boy i said no. so the value apollo for with no villagers along the over the floors on muscle. on 40. we are at the, our minimum, you booked laura toll free or fraud or so the lady in milan luther bomb now

we've been working for two days already digging my neighbor out lorna. she has no food. she's elderly she's about seven years old. so we're just trying our hardest to get her out state resources. are being called in to help with snow removal? this afternoon the department also airlifted gas cans to nearby communication towers to ensure calls would continue to be answered. you think that you may not see snow plows in a number of things folks. we're here for you. we're gonna dig you out and we are coming for now the highways leading up to the mountains remain closed to everyone including residents who could be waiting up to a week before they'll be escorted in reporting from highland leticia. what is abc 7 news and here in the bay area the storm expected this weekend will dump even more snow in the sierra that and the already above average snow levels could break the existing record which was set 40 years ago today. the third snow measurement was taken it certainly did not disappoint abc 7 news reporter leanne melendez tells us how all the snow will impact our drought cond

condition based on constituency run by john and the lorna and their daughter who was tragically killed in afghanistan. what they've done is set up a foundation to help young afghan women and want to take about 20 female medical students to complete their studies across the five medical schools in scotland. medical schools in scotland are happy this happens. everybody's happy this happens with the pub withh the home office. can you convene to help the situation to make sure thesese young ladies to complete their studies in medicine? >> i'mre sure if you write me ad it did the home secretary they will make sure the case gets planned at a normal. with all the cases when a prime often say think a threat process, process that should beh followed and very happy to do that if you just make sure the right in with the details and someone from home office will take a look at it. >> the letter is already but it you should want to highlight to you personally. we will have a minister in scotland.ll i think youan wanted section 30 for the referendum. i think you've rebuffed that idea, isr that corre

our scotland correspondent, lorna gordon, joins me now from glasgow. issue for the scottish greens _ coalition with the snp,? the issue for the scottish greens was - coalition with the snp,? the issue for the scottish greens was the i for the scottish greens was the gender recognition reform bill, they both have issues with that bill, and they said it would be a red line for them. hamza yusuf is in support of that legislation, he has said if the legal advice allows or recommends it, he will pursue that section 35 order imposed by the uk government, through the courts. so the scottish greens have endorsed hamza yusuf, they will be this vote in the scottish parliament this afternoon, where opposition parties can, if they choose, put up their leaders to become the candidates for the next first minister, they can make speeches. but because the scottish greens have endorsed hamza yusuf, they have a majority and he will become scotland�*s next first minister. become scotland's next first minister. ., ., ., become scotland's next first minister. ., . ., , min

our scotland correspondent lorna gordon is in glasgow.pending resignation? just over two weeks ago john swinney was been i weeks agojohn swinney was been talked about as a possible successor to nicola sturgeon. he is widely seen as a safe pair of hands. he ruled himself out very early in the race to lead her as leader of the snp. many people might have been taken by surprise by his announcement today that not only is he not standing to become the next leader of his party, he is also deciding to step down from front line politics at the same time as nicola sturgeon. in his resignation letter, he talked about the demanding commitments he has had over his 16 years in government and he has been in government for a long time and in key positions throughout that time. deputy first minister for almost nine years, he has been education secretary as well, the secretary for covid recovery. twice he has been finance secretary. remember also prior to that back in 2000 to 2004 leader of the snp but in this more recent period he has had top, top positi

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lorna clark clark. david rose was the first chief of the employment section.he was a brilliant man and he molded attorneys. he and bob moore and the other section chiefs. they made sure that we knew what we were doing when we went out to the field, that we knew how to conduct the investigation and we knew how to bring litigation. and he was just as just provided stellar leadership. and so i gave a lot of credit to dave rose, some of the attorneys i worked on the work, catherine mansell, who was a crazy person but wonderful attorney and i say that with all my kay baldwin. i worked on a wonderful case with her with the national bank case, which i'll talk about steve rosenbaum. i was the first person he was allowed to supervise. and we had good times traveling. and working together at my office mate clifford johnson, we both were rookies and we would give each other our documents to prove before we turned into supervisors and. of course, bill fenton with the hawkeye always found an error. jerry. well, i was fortunate enough to start in the education section where

san carlos 38, lorna creeks, 39 napa airports now 39 so as mill valley little clouds came in and warmedp. if you will, some areas to the north, which were in the thirties. now lafayette has joined that panel has dropped to 38 degrees. walnut creek at 30 nights closed for clayton. also. dublin castro valley, 41. daniel 41 else abroad and hercules both at 40 degrees, so as you can have 16 and 20 tahoe and south lake top 41 cold degrees in las vegas. and 41. also in fresno, with monterey 42. if you're north, more clouds of your south and east more sunshine today today is a mix of sun and low clouds and we'll get more clouds on the weekend could be some very light rain to the north on saturday and drizzle or light rain looks likely on sunday night big systems, but a colder one will drop in from the north northwest going over this year, giving them or snow. and i say very little amount of rain, but temperatures will be hard pressed to warm up over the next 3 to 5 days. that's for sure. cold chilly morning. low clouds. some breaks, though mostly sunny lister in that low cloud deck, then partl

and that lorna finn, the snp national secretary, will announcing that result because . announcing thattransferable votes. catherine is with us in the studio to explain that obviously with three content orders , the with three content orders, the votes can actually chance fir if there's no outright winner. and we do understand that. the race has been pretty tight. yes humza yousaf, the health secretary and finance minister. kate forbes, apparently neck and neck. now if one of them gets 50% or over first preference votes, then obvious . they are the first obvious. they are the first minister. but that might well not happen , in which case it not happen, in which case it will go to second and third preference votes. and we're , as preference votes. and we're, as reagan although she's the third candidate, really, nobody expects it to be her. so her preference for her votes then would be reallocated . so would be reallocated. so although humza yousaf the favourite, the favourite of the snp, the bookies favourite . snp, the bookies favourite. yeah, i think 1114 tips for scotland put up with