louise, a resident of bashkiria turned to us for help.ful, loving foster family. her name is zulfiya. at birth, she was called julia. yeah. and her biological mother abandoned her. alfiya bikchurina. yeah, zulfiya is in our studio, take a closer look, well, maybe the person is just emotional, zulfiya, did you listen carefully to louise's story, looked closely, maybe you noticed some resemblance, well, when she came into the studio, from the outside she was somehow different looks like me. from the side of the face, then the lips, maybe something in the look, i don’t know, mikhail, do you think they look similar, very similar, the nasolabial parts are similar, the eyebrows are similar and - yes, that’s how you said it, louise, even some look, it seems to me, is similar, nena, what can you say, purely externally, i don’t see any similarity, but in manners, in... i’m looking for my mother, vikchirnya, alfia, and relatives, i’m looking, that’s the reason i’m here. louise, do you think you could be that very relative who’s looking for zufy? we

louise water ride, and we need it now. louise water ridge. un _ and we need it now.okesperson gaza, i and we need it now. louise water- ridge, un spokesperson gaza, thank you so much for sharing that insight with us. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. next, strong winds and torrential rain are still battering much of japan. that's after typhoon shanshan made landfall on the island of kyushu on thursday. it's the strongest typhoon to hit the country, in almost 65 years, and it's now been downgraded to a tropical storm. at least four people have been killed, and up five million have been ordered to leave their homes, because of the risk from winds and landslides. on top of that, hundreds of thousands of people remain without power. the storm is expected to hit tokyo this weekend. jean mackenzie reports. it isa it is a typhoon like nothing. the people on this southern island of kyushu have ever seen before. the strongest to hit japan in decades, bringing devastating damage. the rains started lashing japan before the typhoon even hit and have kept comi

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louise kinrsle , individual. great ambassador. louise kingsley. thank _ individual. thank you so _ individual. great ambassador. louise kingsley, thank you so much, - individual. great ambassador. louise kingsley, thank you so much, reallyl kingsley, thank you so much, really good to hear about that team. thank you so much for being with us. new zealand's maori king has died at the age of 69. king tuheitia had been in hospital recovering from heart surgery. look, he was a very humble man. i think he he actually was a truck driver before he, he took the, the throne, so to speak, as the maori king when his, his mother died and he was a very humble person who really was in touch with what was going on. and he came to prominence really in this past year or so, when there had been a lot of trouble between maori and the coalition governmen with some of their proposals. and he had this wonderful way of unifying the nation. he put on huia mutu, which is basically a meeting for the nation. 10,000 people turned up to his home at turangawaewae injanuary. i was there and was ama

louise murphy from the resolution foundation, we will have to leave it.ch forjoining us today. to india now where, this week, trains will begin travelling the world's highest single arch railway bridge. it's part of a crucial rail connectivity project that connects indian administered kashmir with the rest of india for the very first time by rail. nikhil inamdar reports. this is india's new showpiece railway bridge. it will connect remote indian administered kashmir with the rest of the country for the very first time by train. this is a truly imposing structure and the bridge runs a full 1.3 kilometres over the river. just to give you a sense of how high it is, take a look down there. that is the river bed and it's about 359 metres right to the top. just a comparison, that is about 35 metres taller than the eiffel tower. built by the indian railways, it is link the government hopes will bridge long—standing barriers in this heavily militarised region. india has seen a continuing stand—off with pakistan over kashmir and a decades long insurgency in the re

apologies for it being so brave, louise, but- for it being so brave, louise, but thank you for beingews. —— apologies for it being so brief. your bbc news. -- apologies for it being so brief-— we'll have more from the middle east who on the programme in the next hour with our correspondent live there on the latest in terms of any news on where we are and the latest news on where we are and the latest news in terms of that ceasefire push. but let's turn back here to news in the uk. a man has been arrested on suspicion of murder — after a woman and three children died in a house fire in the city of bradford. police were called to the property located in the south of the city early this morning. a 29—year—old woman was pronounced dead at the scene, while three children — two girls aged nine and one, and a five—year—old boy — died later in hospital. a short time ago, superintendent lucy leadbeater from west yorkshire police made this statement from the scene. officers were called to a report of a house fire on westbury road in bradford. on the officers' arrival, it was confirmed that a 2

oh, hello, hello, hello, i'm louise, louise, vera, it's good that you we arrived, very nice, oh, it'sse there, okay, left, right, left, yes, what are you, vanya, wanted to tell you, well, say what you do, you know, if anything is needed, i'll do everything i can, even more, after all, rest, oh, okay, that's it. well, my friends, the shashlik with some cognac is ready, the commander's order to everyone to the table, in general, for you, girls, for the main thing in life, that is, may god give you health. sing, be in the house. i was just shooting back from here. here's some swill, here's some vodka, and this is for you as a keepsake, an ice cube from the snow queen, which i had before melted. petya, petya, it's us, look, don't shoot, open up, the shooters have left, well, how are you, was it funny, what was that, and what are many options or what, apparently tataman's arrived, but it's unlikely, we need to call the super-group. and so what, over your shoulder, lay low, and then we'll see, listen, you should leave the city until the situation with neretin is finally resolved, what does

fifty-two-year-old martha louise, fourth in line to the throne. her chosen one, african american shaman, duric believe. they sold all the rights to the british magazine to an american media company so that no one could. painfully film the ceremony, went to the altar under the cover of sheets. many norwegians called the king's eldest daughter greedy. it's sad, the public is isolated from the event. from our point of view, it does not look very good, however, as we feared. shame and greed, it is ridiculous that a norwegian princess fourth in line to the throne, sells her soul to an american streaming company and two of the most vicious tabloids in europe, so that the norwegian people would not even see the wedding photos. people who paid for her entire privileged upbringing with their taxes, guests were banned from using smartphones, photo and video equipment, two red carpets were laid out, one for those who wished... he says he loves the princess passionately, complains about racism. the world press has been tracking my daily life down to the small

, they will hopefully remember these games because louise was only three when we went and she has onlyse memories are from looking at photographs are from actually being there. when you remind yourself that you hold these records and this will be her ninth parliament games, how do you feel when you reflect on your achievements like that? i think, the number nine is the thing that's kind of most exciting, it's not something i ever had a dream about. i remember as a young athlete calculating that i might not be too old if i did eight games, but never ever thought nine would be a possibility and i think is testament to the support i've had. are you going into it thinking it could be her last one? i've never been to any games thinking it was my last one, ijust go into it focusing on what the job is. the sort of decisions come later. for me, it's about having no distractions and focusing on absolutely everything. and then sit back and putting my feet up and making some decisions about what next year looks like. for storey, she goes in the road race and time trial, but won't compete in the v

louise, thank you — that it is successful. louise, thank you very _ that it is successful.ext couple of hours, donald trump will be addressing a rally. people gathering for the event amid tight security. overnight, kamala harris made her pitch to voters in her first major televised interview since becoming the democratic party's nominee. speaking to cnn, she was pushed on immigration, and climate change — and in particular, why some of her positions appear to have altered since her failed attempt to run for the white house in 2019. here's how she responded. generally speaking, how should voters look at some of the changes you've made, that you've explained some of here in your policy? is it because you have more experience now, and you've learned more about the information? is it because you're running for president in a democratic primary? and should they feel comfortable and confident that what you're saying now will be your policy moving forward? dana, i think the most important and significant aspect of my policy perspective and decisions is my values have not changed.

martha louise, by the way, is a qualified doctor, she showed up in 2007. and what she thinks. finally, i met someone who can hold on to my force field. you radiate creativity. i like that you don't care what other people think. the royal name brings additional profit. martha louise and durek tour under the label princess and the shaman, and a batch of gin was also released especially for the wedding. a series of scandals surrounding the princess led to the fact that support for the monarchy in norway fell from... the royal family is one of the national symbols of norway, norwegians are proud of it, when someone who does strange things is taken into this family, this, of course, provokes controversy and has a negative impact on popularity. king harold v of norway did not object to the second marriage of his eldest daughter, the wedding arrived on a yacht under the protection of a military ship, the picturesque village of geiranger with a population of about 250 people. have been overrun by hundreds of secret police agents, and norwegian politicians are calling for budget cuts f

hi, sam and louise. this is sheldon bryce piece of africans was costing, i guess, be just struggling to understand how you're going to reach the 640000. you're talking about. as michelle pointed out, we heard that you an operations lodge. they've come to a halt in gaza. you're talking about being squeezed to people have to line up for these vaccines. where will they go for these facts? i don't understand how you're going to achieve the 640000, given the conditions which are under which you're operating now. the right will be incredibly difficult. we have to live a l services through for the banks and it's been and goes over the past. 75 is partly for those health services that have been continued to deliver from complex from displacement at this bottom for that. we've been able to run in case these communicable diseases, evans, i'm not sure. sadly, reading a wait holding for both the human it's are in both with to allow us to deliver those vaccinations safely so that they the children and the parents can

>> reporter: it was then the future vice president worked with former san francisco city attorney louise wren. she remembers harris' empathy on display when working in the children and family division. >> she said, "come on, louise. we're going over to adoption court and hand out teddy bears to the children and their families that are adopted." so i thought well, this was unusual, but certainly unique, but off we went to court with the teddy bears. >> reporter: harris served as d.a. for the city from 2004 to 2011 just before winning a tight race for attorney general. in the first few months as district attorney, she declared her opposition to the death penalty. days after san francisco police officer isaac espinoza was killed with an assault weapon in 2004. >> his life without possibility of parole is a severe consequence. >> reporter: that declaration would follow her to this day. tracy mccrae was a beat cop in san francisco at the time. today she serves as president of the city's police union. she says harris' decision to take the death penalty off the table for espinoza's killer marke

louise wateridge is the un spokesperson in gaza.ling out this vaccine campaign in the middle of a war zone. it may be a very complicated and complex procedure to get these children these polio vaccinations. over 640,000 children is our estimate. but very devastatingly, we don't have accurate numbers of how many children are under the rubble, how many children have been killed during this war. there's around 17,000 children who are separated and alone. so this is this is just part of the complexities that we have. we're operating in a shrinking humanitarian space here. there have been 15 displacements alone in in the month of august. um, people are exhausted, families are moving, hundreds of thousands of people are crammed into these makeshift shelters across areas of the gaza strip. and it's going to be one of the most complex vaccination campaigns we've ever seen. and could you remind us, because obviously, we know that there are so many negotiations going on right now that never seem to have a breakthrough. this is a big moment fo

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let�*s get the weather now with louise leah. hello there!ednesday afternoon in parts of suffolk. but the story will continue to change for thursday. under this influence of low pressure, some wet and windy weather will move its way into scotland and northern ireland. that will gradually sink its way south and east. as it bumps into high pressure, the rain will weaken somewhat. so first thing on thursday morning, we�*ll have a slightly brighter story northwest of the great glen. the rain turning showery from aberdeen down to glasgow and into northern ireland. heavier bursts of rain through the scottish borders into northwest england, and there will be a fair amount of cloud through northern england, the midlands, wales and southwest england. so if we draw a line from hull down to southampton, anywhere south and east of that should start the morning off dry with some sunshine. but the cloud will tend to build up as we go through the day. our weather front continues to sink its way south and east, weakening all the time, but a band of showery r

here's louise lear.ud round and some light patchy rain, from this weather front that is moving in from the south—west. plenty of isobars further north, that will drive in a rash of showers across scotland, west to east, so the best of the sunshine perhaps through the borders and across the east of the pennines but it will continue to be cloudy, with light patchy rain, poor visibility through the irish sea as well, but that said, still pleasantly warm, temperatures round 24 degrees in the south—east, 19—2 further north but it is sunday with where we will start to see the change and they weather front easesy and this area of low pressure will don't drift north, that is going to allow a southerly wind tapping into very hot air across the mediterranean at the moment, and increasing humidity so after a cloudy start, plenty of sunshine, making its way across the country, just bear in mind that frontal system into the far north—west but look at the temperatures, highs of 23 in scotland, high 20s likely across t

we heard unrwa speaking earlier on an update on the situation but on twitter louise water edge said allt is left is the sea in terms of evacuation and whether are going. how detrimental is the situation and the loss of aid from the un? ii the situation and the loss of aid from the un?— aid from the un? if you remember _ aid from the un? if you remember you - aid from the un? if you remember you and - aid from the un? if you remember you and me | aid from the un? if you - remember you and me were talking about the evacuation orders may be yesterday that this is a humanitarian crisis in itself. the latest evacuation order would ask more than 250,000 palestinians in gaza to move to somewhere where they do not know. the area was they do not know. the area was the headquarters of unrwa so they had to move the headquarters, that is why they halted the operations in gaza. the polio vaccines we understand that it arrived in gaza and should be circulated now. how the children in gaza will be getting their vaccines in the continuous evacuations order, now 2 million palestinians in gaza are living

louise hay, many years to come. louise hay, she's the transport secretary.kay, now let's move on to a story that you've just brought me in this last few moments. chris, an excellent piece of archaeology here, because sir keir starmer is often accused of being mr flip flop. the big story of her time at the moment, of course, is people being sent to jail for social media posts. a tough line from the prime minister. now he's in power , but minister. now he's in power, but a very different position back in 2013. >> tell us more so back in the day, sir keir starmer was the director of public prosecutions. he led the cps, which prosecutes everybody most recently in those riots and the result of those riots. and we're seeing 1000 people or so arrested and hundreds charged, he said . hundreds charged, he said. interestingly, back in in 2013, in an article in the telegraph, that he was worried that too many investigations into comments on networks like twitter had a chilling effect on free speech. he said it was relevant for police to look at how quickly a tweet had

louise murphy, senior economist at the resolution foundation — which campaigns for better living standards middle incomes — told us what this means for the state of the uk economy. the numbers today are important for workers and also for the bank of england, so a focus on the wage data, and we saw a slight indicated that wages are growing slightly less strongly than we have seen over the last couple of months, and that comes with a mixed picture for workers, and that is often bad news, especially in the public sector. so when we look at trends since the pandemic, public sectorwages when we look at trends since the pandemic, public sector wages are still than where they were in 2021, whereas those in the private sector, that growth has been slightly stronger. 0n the other hand slightly better news, when we look at the economy overall, and looking at the bank of england, they might be pleased to see improvement in —— slight reductions in wage growth because that might make it easier to cut interest rates.— cut interest rates. when looking at eo - le cut interest rates. when looking at peeple

louise evans is the lead researcher on the study, she explained her research. is all about whether horses and their stress levels and physiological arousal levels are related to how well they learn. iset up... me and two other doctors who contributed to this work, we set up an experiment which trained 20 horses to touch a target. when they touched the target, they were rewarded with food. then, i introduced an extra challenge, which was a cyclist head torch, which i wore around my middle. when i switched on the light, i wanted the horses to inhibit their learned response, which was touching the target. so, i wanted them to stop and wait. and then, when i turned the lights back off again, they could touch the target and be rewarded. this is quite complex for horses, it involves them inhibiting an urge, but, we expected the horses to learn this within a few training sessions. three weeks later, the horses were still performing really poorly, they were touching the target every single time and were not paying any attention to the light at all. we had some discussi

here's louise lear.st anglia. a lovely day on the beach across norfolk and suffolk but spare a thought for friends and family in northern spain and southern france, heavy rain here. 96 millimetresjosh i of four inches of rain in 12 hours in southern france. this frontal system here is producing a little more cloud generally for us but we do need to focus on this area of low pressure into the far north and west as we go through the evening and overnight. it sparks a change to some wet and windy weather moving into scotland, northern ireland, gradually pushing south and east. first thing tomorrow morning we might start with some brightness to the north—west of the great glen but there will be outbreaks of rain from aberdeen down to glasgow and into northern ireland. the heaviest burst perhaps across the borders and into north—west england by ten o'clock on morning. cloudy skies down through northern england, the midlands, wales and south—west england. from hull to southampton south and east of that we migh

now if i throw a look at the weather with louise lear.hat with saturday, there is going to be quite a lot of cloud around for most of us. but it will turn increasingly very warm and very humid from sunday onwards. let's take a look at what's happening, then. this weather front will bring more cloud on saturday into south—west england and wales, and with isobars quite tightly packed together further north, that's going to feed in plenty of showers, particularly from west to east across scotland throughout the day. southern scotland, northern ireland keeping some sunshine. england and wales, quite a lot of cloud feeding in. at times, there'll be some light, drizzly rain and poor visibility through the irish sea coast there. top temperatures, though, 24 degrees. that's still 75 fahrenheit. but as we move out of saturday and into sunday, this area of low pressure is going to move in and allow the winds to change to a southerly direction. and that means we're going to tap into some very hot weather that's taking place across the mediterranean

for those left wing president louise and i see on the syllable has also weighed in declaring that must have to comply with the country's laws or the to keep every single person who has investments in brazil, no matter where they're from. in the world, there's subject to the brazilian constitution and brazilian laws. ok, let's having a lot of money doesn't allow anyone to disrespect that if you try to print this man has to accept the laws of this country. if at the end of the supreme court makes the decision that he has to comply, it's true for me. it's true for him. david nemo, as an associate professor in the department of media studies at the university of virginia, i asked him to explain why proposal. supreme court is shutting down access to ex. so um, basically uh, you know, mosque has refused to comply with the local laws. um, you know, not child supreme justice always only do more eyes has been over seen, you know, you know, uh, investigation about, obviously permission campaigns that took place during the 2022 presidential elections. and twitter or x was one of the main platform

it is known that louise boyd, the daughter of the owner of a californian gold mine, also visited these parts. yes, that the most. legendary american woman who opened polesie to the world, having spent all her inheritance on studying the arctic. by the way, pinsk gentry by the creator of the first belarusian opera, vincent dunin martinkevich, is also woven from local stories. but the hero of the play, which has not been in the repertoire of the polesie drama theater for many years, has been recreated in wooden sculptures. by the way, the louvre could have appeared in its place earlier. this is what the sponsors of its construction, the merchant's son david boyarsky, wanted to call the first city cinema. then, as usual, he changed his mind, it happens. if believe wikipedia, the first stone, the foundation of this architectural monument. was laid by the last polish king stanislaw august ponitowski, it turns out, no, by that time the monarch was no longer in the city. polish writer, józef kraszewski, once joked, saying that this building stands like a dandy in the village. today, you can o

louise will come to you now and tell you what to do. present it, if not, then i will. hello. we would like to attend the interrogation of my subordinate. i am the lawyer of mr. sobolev, yes, i know who you are, i am wondering where a simple chief of the criminal investigation department got the money for such an expensive lawyer, the question is, by the way, the two other detainees are also my clients, and we have already finished with major sobolev, we have no reason not to trust his testimony, the only requirement is that until all the circumstances are clarified, major sobolev and his two operatives are suspended. service, well , at least i'll rest, well, and what happened with you there with this kalinin? oh, so nothing, he stole important evidence from the crime scene, so go to the department and sit there quietly, lower than a mouse, and the lawyer and i will go and get your subordinates out, got it, got it, border. yes, they're nearby, they'll be there soon, judging by the call, do you want to talk about neretin's document? what

most unique place, because there is a photograph, this photograph was taken by the american traveler louised, who was composed of two geographers from warsaw, thanks to this woman, there is such a memory, a rich one, a memory of people, of this place, today i am walking like this, this ruble, with this ruble - wooden, such a strong log, such a thin log, they pressed down hay with it when they transported it on sleds or carts, that is, i used it all the time. another street, we went to the boat along this street, along this one, along that one, there were no roads, we all went to the city of pinsk, only sailed on a boat, there were big boats, such small ones, the road was only by water, my grandfathers all sailed along the road, they went for bread for everything, here was a river, we sailed here in boats, when ... pull there, where you, well, where the foundation went your life, and that the city is like a transitory housing of ours, by the way, it is a city, any city destroys us, intuitively you don’t want to be there for long, it’s all traction, asphalt, concrete, all these cars, gases, a

healthcare, for education, for water, for sanitation and and and for protection, another official louise waterridge criticized arbitrary evacuation orders issued by the israel regime over the past two weeks, she said there is nowhere to find safety, what's remarks are similar to a statement made by the un's humanitarian office, which said is evacuation order for gas effectively up ends a whole lifesaving humanitarian hub set up in the central city. meanwile, the world food program calls for urgent need to facilitate aid access to gaza. this says that limited border crossings and damaged roads hinder food operations. and regarding medicine scarcity, gaza's health ministry says over 60% of necessary drugs is unavailable in the territory. the us based social media giand meta has permanently blocked the instagram account of pro palestine students group in colombia university. colombia students for justice in palestine made the announcement its ex-social media post. group said that its main and backup accounts were deleted without any justification and it is unable to open a new one. meta, th

healthcare, for education, for water, for sanitation and and and for protection, another under official, louisesaid there is nowhere to find safety in gaza, wateridge's remarks come after, or waterid's remarks are similar to a statement that by the humanitarian office, osha said israel's evacuation order for gaza's dabalah effectively upends an entire life-saving humanitarian hub set up in the central city, meanwile the world food. programs call for urgent need to facilitate aid access to gaza, says a limited bings and damaged roads hinder food operations, and regarding medicine scarcity, gaza's health ministry says over 60% of necessary drugs are unavailable in the territory. we have a breaking news coming in from the occupied west bank, at least two people are killed as israeli forces raid the... of genuin in the occupied west bank there, as soon as we find out more about this, we'll get it out to you accordingly. activist and organizer and podcaster from oakland, california, joined us earlier in our tehron studios with his take on israel's genocide in gaza, he said he himself is a witness to

, they will hopefully remember these games because louise was only three when we went and she has onlyyou remind yourself that you _ being there. when you remind yourself that you hold these i being there. when you remind - yourself that you hold these records and this will be her ninth parliament games, how do you feel when you reflect on your achievements like that? the when you reflect on your achievements like that? , achievements like that? the number nine is the thing _ achievements like that? the number nine is the thing that's _ achievements like that? the number nine is the thing that's kind - achievements like that? the number nine is the thing that's kind of - nine is the thing that's kind of most exciting, it's not something i ever had a dream about. i remember as a young athlete that i might not be too old if i did eight games, but never ever thought nine would be a possibility and i think is testament to the support i've had. eyre possibility and i think is testament to the support i've had.— to the support i've had. are you auoin to the support i've had. are you going in

it is known that louise boyt, the daughter of the owner of a californian gold mine, also visited these. yes, that same legendary american who discovered polesie to the world and spent all her inheritance on studying it. wanted to name the first city cinema the sponsor of its construction, the merchant's son david boyarsky, then, as usual, changed his mind, it happens. according to wikipedia, the first stone of the foundation of this architectural monument was laid the last polish king stanislaw august ponicowski. it turns out, no, by that time the monarch was no longer in the city. polish writer józef kraszewski once joked that this building stands like a dandy in the village. today. the building was built by the city judge, financier, politician and grandfather of the famous artist, musician and composer napoleon orde. this is the first secular residential stone building of the late 18th century. butrimovich palace. for 9 years already, the mistresses of the wedding palace are elena. the first head of the legislative assembly was elena pavlovna voron. in 2012 , elena evgenyevna amelya

turn for healthcare, education, for water, for sanitation and and and for protection and official louisesrael's evacuation order for derabella effectively appends a whole lifesaving humanitarian hub setup in the central. city, the world food program also calling for urgent need to facilitate aid access, it says limited border crossings and damage roads hinder food operations, and as regards medicine scarcity, health ministry saying that over 60% of necessary drugs not available in gaza. now us based social media giant meta has permanently blocked instagram account of a pro- palestine student group. in columbia university. the columbia students for justice in palestine made the announcement on an ex-post. the group said it's main and backup accounts were deleted without any justifications and is unable to open a new one. metta, the parent commit of instagram facebook and threats has been accused of deliberately censoring palestinian voices and that is while the account of pro israeli groups that explicitly promote violence against palestinians have been left untouched. few months ago, stu

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the transport secretary, louise haigh, says the pay rises are better value for taxpayers than allowingtrikes to continue . but the terms offered continue. but the terms offered to aslef union members could have a knock on effect with other rail unions. have a knock on effect with other rail unions . prince harry other rail unions. prince harry has appeared to subtly weigh in on the recent riots in the uk, which were partly sparked by onune which were partly sparked by online misinformation. the duke and duchess of sussex have used their first day of their official visit to colombia to highlight online safety, where harry said what happens online within a matter of minutes, transfers to the streets and people are acting on information that isn't true. the couple were officially invited by the country's vice president, francia marquez, who says she was moved by their controversial netflix documentary where they laid bare their troubled relationship with the royal family, which eventually led to their departure as working royals. the number of pharmacies in england could fall below 10,000

nigel, because i also wanted to ask you about 20 mile an hour zones because the transport secretary , louiset secretary, louise hague, has declared local councils will have her absolute support in introducing more 20 mph speed limits and low traffic neighbourhoods. and i hate to say it, we warned about this and this is labour in whitehall, copying labour in wales and labourin copying labour in wales and labour in wales has been useless. >> well, labour in wales actually admits that they've got this 20 mile an hour speed limits wrong. so they're having a review next month to try and sort it out, but yes, surely it must be right that local authorities are the ones to decide where 20 mph limits ought to be. it's not something that should come down from central government . they can't know what government. they can't know what is happening on small roads around the country. and basically you just make you put them where they are. they are needed. it'd be quite clearly an absurdity if you had a 20 mph mph speed limit on the m1, but not so absurd outside a school where where children are eight tim

sanitation and and and for protection, because the humanitarian operations another under official, louise waterridge, criticized arbitrary evacuation orders issued by the israel regime over the past two weeks. she said that there is nowhere to find safety. waterbridge's remarks are similar to a statement by the un humanitarian office. ot's evacuation order for gaza's darabala effectively up ends a whole life-saving humanitarian hub set up in the central city. meanwile, the world food program calls for urgent need to facilitate aid access to gaza. it says limited. crossings and damaged roads hinder food operations regarding medicine scarcity, gaza's health ministry says that over 60% of necessary drugs is unavailable in the territory. this will regime is facing condemnations after his far right minister. outrageous remarks about the alaxa mask and occupied outs. the un spokes person said that itamar bengavir statement risks escalating the already tense situation. stefan dejar called on all parties to here to the existing agreement on holy places. jordan, which is the custodian of alasa ann

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now, the county has already taken over o'connor hospital in san jose and saint louise and gilroy regionald some well-publicized problems, including cutting out of its trauma center as well as its pregnancy unit. the county hopes to finalize that sale by march, when it will start restoring programs, getting business up and running hardly the biggest problem right now for one new dog shelter in san francisco. right now, they're more concerned about just simply keeping the lights on. so the new muttville headquarters opened over in the mission district on monday, and the very next day, the power shut off a pg&e says that the shelter went over its limit one day after opening, and the owner calls it a miscommunication between the building developers and the utility. while the power was later restored, the owners say that it won't be enough to operate that new space effectively. most of our outlets are washers. our dryers, our grooming area. we rented from the spca in a really old, old building. and we have less power here than we had there. so. in a statement, pg&e says muttville electric dema

the transport secretary louise haigh called it a breakthrough, accusing the previous government of dragging argue that scrapping working practice reforms will lead to higher fares or taxes. if union members give it the green light, today's agreement could spell relief for many thousands of rail users and businesses affected by repeated industrial action. questions will be asked about how the wage rises will be funded. katy austin, bbc news. the rate of inflation has risen slightly for the first time since december last year. it rose to 2.2% % in the year tojuly — up from 2% injune. the rise is lower than expected — and mainly driven by the cost of gas and electricity. it means that prices are still going up, but that increase is slower than it has been for much of the last couple of years. our chief economics correspondent, dharshini david, reports. that's my mum and dad there, in their younger years, and now me and my brother run it. yes, he does the magic downstairs, making the ice cream, and i make sure everything here is running smoothly. livia's family have owned this ice cream parlour