when the king met the queen of love island.res? one is the northern lights and the other — we'll let you know in the moment. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. two unlikely people meeting at buckingham palace garden party. maya jama host of love island and the king. the pair met at a creative industries garden party at buckingham palace, and were filmed talking about the reality tv show. the founder of the dating app bumble says ai could be part of its future. wolfe heard said the app may use artificial intelligence to test compatibility among potential matches take a listen. you could in the future be _ take a listen. you could in the future be talking _ take a listen. you could in the future be talking to _ take a listen. you could in the future be talking to your- take a listen. you could in the future be talking to your ai . take a listen. you could in the - future be talking to your ai dating concierge — future be talking to your ai dating concierge and you could share your insecurities — concierge and y

finally, two unlikely people have met at a buckingham palace garden party — maya jama, the host of love islandeality tv show. they laugh brilliant. also in attendance was choreographer dame arlene phillips. hello, welcome to you. we'll talk more about maya jama's interaction, but what was it like? it more about maya jama's interaction, but what was it like?— but what was it like? it was the most fabulous, _ but what was it like? it was the most fabulous, dreamy - but what was it like? it was the most fabulous, dreamy day. i but what was it like? it was the | most fabulous, dreamy day. the weather was beautiful, we were in the gardens of the palace, which are just divine, and then i was taken to meet the queen and had a lovely conversation. the whole day was like a beautifulfantasy. what conversation. the whole day was like a beautiful fantasy.— a beautiful fantasy. what did you talk about, _ a beautiful fantasy. what did you talk about, dare _ a beautiful fantasy. what did you talk about, dare i _ a beautiful fantasy. what did you talk about, dare i ask? _ a beautiful fantasy. what did you tal

we love this island, we love the people, we love the culture, everything about it.ke, please don't let that define me for the next 12 years. >> reporter: if and when you do go home, what are you going to do first? >> hug my kids. yeah. that's -- that's all i want to do. nothing else. >> byron: our thanks to matt. >>> when we come back, from mob wife fashion to tommy cutlass and p achlt. san-con, italian american culture. ♪ if you have mo italian american culture. ♪ ♪ to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease... put it in check with rinvoq... a once—daily pill. when symptoms tried to take control, i got rapid relief... and reduced fatigue with rinvoq. check. when flares kept trying to slow me down... i got lasting steroid—free remission... with rinvoq. check. and when my doctor saw damage,... rinvoq helped visibly reduce damage of the intestinal lining. check. for both uc and crohn's: rapid symptom relief... lasting steroid—free remission... and visibly reduced damage. check. check. and check. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. ser

." >> we love this island, we love the people, we love the culture, everything about it.now, one honest mistake -- please don't let that define me for the next 12 years. >> reporter: bryan's ordeal began back in february when trying to return home from a family vacation. customs officials found 20 hunting rounds in his checked luggage, which he said he had forgotten to unpack following a hunting trip. >> then came the moment where they pulled out the ammunition. and as i looked at it, i recognized it from home. this was hunting ammunition that i had purchased at home. >> i remember pleading, like, "can't we just give this to you, can't we just pay a fine? it was an honest mistake." and it was a firm no. >> reporter: ashley and the two children were free to fly home, but bryan spent the next eight nights in a local jail. >> those were the absolute darkest days and nights of my life. >> reporter: bryan pled guilty in february, starting a months-long wait for what he hoped to be a sentence of time served. >> i've been dreaming of this day for now 100 days. to be able to walk

love island anyway. we will see what they chatted about.d and across the uk, this is the world today on bbc news. this is to be seat news. a moment this is to be seat news. a moment ago i promised you more analysis on the politics story of the day and i shall deliver. let's speak to our political correspondent alex forsyth. we just heard a bit of chris mason's interview with a labour leader keir starmer and saw some of the pledges what should we take away from this? i think in the labour —— style of that launched today get the sense that launched today get the sense that the general election is due on people's mines despite the fact we are still months away from it. i think with this once was labour try to put some flesh on the bones of what it would do worry to get in the government if it wins that next election. of course we heard last year from the labour party about what it calls its five big missions. they were quite sort of grand, ambitious ideas for government, and i think what they are attending to do now is to narrow that down a li

jessie wynter — who's a former love island star — campaigns on the issue after it happened to her. to me, other people coming to hospital, and what really stains my brain is how many people aren't making it to the safe place and how many people are waking up not knowing where they've been with those feelings of shame. i really can't explain how much shame it brings. a section of the m25 has reopened this morning after it was closed for the second time this year to carry out major upgrade work. a new gantry and bridge being installed betweenjunctions 9 and 10. three more closures are planned. the £300 million project is expected to be completed by next summer. dog owners hoping to go to richmond or bushy park in the next few months are being asked to keep their pets on leads. that's because it's birthing season for the deer there. the royal parks have taken on an extra 90 volunteer rangers to work in the parks during the period. during the birthing season, the mothers and the aunties also get quite... very defensive, and they're trying to protect their young. so we really don't need

i love island, that front-to-back i think that lemonade because of how it pulls from all that, like you said about, you know, it pulls from all these different genres and it creates something that is totally different and new sounding. yeah. okay. but what is an album even, i mean, is this really kind of just now obsolete concept because right now people are just putting out eps. they're just there streaming individual songs. a lot of people don't even know that songs are on a broader album. >> you know, a lot of times, artists make music without being in the same room as the producer or the other person who's on the record with them and that sort of lack of bringing it together is part of what distributes distinguishes us from making an album and making a group of songs. and most of the time, artists are making a group of songs an album it all fits together. it tells a story like a novel tells a story as opposed to a collection of short stories, which doesn't usually cohere in the same way. so that when we see off the wall right, or renaissance, it is telling a story, it makes sense so

. >> jimmy: yeah, long island! i lovethe song that you were given? >> "anything but politics." >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] and what instrument will you be playing? >> i will be playing the guitar. >> jimmy: yeah. go on -- go on stage and get ready and get prepared. get in the mindset. [ cheers and applause ] thank you very much for being here. ♪ and now, ladies and gentlemen, here to perform the world premiere of the soon-to-be classic, "anything but politics," it's sarah gross. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ mother's day is coming up real quick ♪ ♪ my brothers and i forgot to get her a gift ♪ ♪ every year it ends up in disaster ♪ ♪ so i said folks we need a better angle than drugstore flowers and scented candles ♪ ♪ hey why don't we just ask her ♪ ♪ and she said i'd recommend don't bring up cnn ♪ ♪ how about a weighted blanket or a pair of shoes ♪ ♪ 'cause i'd rather not talk at all than talk about the news m ♪ and my new kitchen needs a good set of plates as long as you don't mention the candidates ♪ ♪ well i don't

i would guess a lot of people haven't been to angel island, which also has a lot of good hiking. >> oh, love yeah, it's great. >> i spent overnight there. it's just gorgeous. >> but i bet people go to alcatraz before they go to angel. >> they do exactly right i was i visited the bay area a lot before i moved here 25 years ago, so i had seen most of the popular sights before i moved it. >> and i've gone back to them since arriving, so. yeah, ama, i would say go to the top of mount diablo in the wintertime and have a snowball fight. that's the best. that is the best. >> that's that's my pro tip for the day. >> just. i'll throw snowballs at you, larry. >> yeah, let's do it. >> let's do it pretty much every day. i'm not a participant in this. >> not a participant. >> stay out of it, spencer. business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. see why com

we love staten island. for u.s. senate, a fantastic woman. [cheering] my record is unblemished, the support. i'm giving her my complete and total endorsement because where are you? where are you next her husband works for me right from the beginning from 2015 actually. he has been unbelievable. i got to know seen at you're going to do great. i wanted to stay out of the race such a tremendous person. i said then they said person, i am endorsing you immediately so good luck. keep my record intact. my complete and total procedure. a man that made a speech today, i'll tell you. mike christie, where is mike? man did he make a good speech. thank you. i want you flying overhead, that guy is good. i know you have big plans for the future thank you. a good man. our boy said i was standing and he was one of the candidates running and it was sort of a large group and sometimes you need controversy to get yourself known and he's not a controversial person, a smart person. an outstanding person, a lot of money and ran for office and became governor of nor

stormzy, the king of me, love island, pages 12 and 13. oh, it's a page turner.le's skills with 100,000 new apprenticeships. well this will be interesting to see how this, how this plays actually, frankly. so rishi sunak is vowing to essentially do away with what many people might regard as meaningless university degrees that are sold, arguably under false pretences to young people , and maybe try to smash people, and maybe try to smash that stigma of practical trades. well, i'm joined again by my panel well, i'm joined again by my panel. we've got columnist and broadcaster esther krakue, journalist jonathan lewis and gb news contributor albie amankona . news contributor albie amankona. one of the topics that has been quite a big story today , i think quite a big story today, i think diane abbott. now, there's been a bit of kind of odd hokey cokey about diane abbott. so there was some kind of investigation into some kind of investigation into some of the allegedly anti—semitic comments that she made, amongst other things, as well , we were told made, amongst othe

we love this island. we love the people. we love the culture, everything about it.ease don't let this define me for the next 12 years. >> reporter: this sentencing hearing is under way right now but there's no guarantee he'll find out what exactly his sentence will be. the judge in this case, guys, has up to 14 days to decide. guys? >> michael: all right, matt. thank you. that's tough. what a story that is. george, you're right. coming up next we have our "play of the day." will reeve is live in dallas with a few surprises. hey, will. >> reporter: hey there, michael. i'm at a local watering hole with all these great fans. we have so much in store for you throughout the show. we love dallas. these folks love their teams. we're gonna reward em for it. stay tuned. oooh! i can't wait for this family getaway! shingles doesn't care. shingles is a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. ahhh, there's nothing like a day out with friends. that's nice, but shingles doesn't care! 99% of adults 50 years or older already have the virus that causes shingles inside them,

something has pupils of love about the mid atlantic islands, but there's another side of tentative where people who can't find an apartment find themselves on housed eloise, been living like this for years. he says he's lucky, he always liked camping so lovely that got his bus. that's the only roof over his head. you don't go from 2 to after that and 200 people originally occupied the building around 30, remain next to it with no electricity and no water. l i had spent a long time looking for a place after separating from his partner being in the field. but all the while i work in construction and at some point i passed by this building system. no. so i decided to move in with the others until they kicked us out. so yeah, most likely. now we're all on the street because you can't find a rental and then loyalty list. and as you do, those can be expensive. like in this residential complex in the south, even real estate agent a lean, my ran has difficulty finding a place. he knows the market and the fierce competition there will be at least 20 other interested people. so you have to decide

one island love fireboat. i mean, how cool is that? all right. i had to bring him and they were obviously with their with the hoses, on the island itself. but then you have those fire boats. as you can see, we're hitting it from the water as well. >> those fire boats, sir. luckily, we're exactly what was needed because the room, but that fire out it was pretty windy, too sensitive spread. check this out. a mountain lion. >> caught on home security. this is a san jose. >> yard. he's pretty big. >> saturday morning. imagine waking up to that. that's an amount hamilton foothills neighborhood. the look how big he is. and and now this morning when i came to work, i saw a a small coyote. that might lead all of this size. but still it is. we're going to see things juxtaposed in areas where you don't expect them like that. oh, my gosh. the homeowner says that he's lived in this neighborhood more more 30 years. never seen anything quite like this. >> and so the first one we've we get a lot coyotes and what a deer. but this is the first mountain lion we've

think it's really nice that people meet later on in life because we put so much focus on your love islandsove what she's, said here. she actually said that dating at an older age, you're much more selective about what you're going to get in a tizz about. i think that's so true. yeah >> so this is a she's very much enjoying her being in her 70s because she's had she's had she's admitted right to having worked on and things like that. so she's she's loving life. she's looking after herself. she's looking after herself. she's getting things done to herself. so maybe she's just, you know, feeling more confident and happier than she has done in some time . some time. >> that's so true because i think as you get older, actually, you do feel more comfortable in your own skin. and why not look fabulous? and why not feel good? and why not have a new romance? i think it's great. i'm all for it. >> so how long has this been going on for? did they say? >> well, i think apparently they met at a lunch. it hasn't been completely confirmed, but i did some digging, and apparently it was a lunch that anne h

it is inaccessible to the general public, you know, there is a phrase “some people love silence,” if this is their islands your heart, my heart, free, you mean now , in terms of husbands, if you have a lover, a loved one, no, i’m not married and - i don’t have a husband, i would like to ask you this question, what qualities do you value in men, in men? first of all, of course, i value masculinity, in the literal sense of the word, yes, because in my understanding, a man is a man of action, a man is a man who does not stand still, constantly developing, who is able to take responsibility not only for himself, but for his family, if a man is able to take responsibility, if a man is able to move forward and lead the family, then this is a real man for me, i completely agree. with you, another question: what do you mean by the concept of women's happiness? a woman's happiness, if a sweetheart were nearby, but not quite like that, of course, and you you know, a woman is happy when, when her parents are alive and her children are healthy, of course, because children are our continuation, they are our future, w

we love it, we love staten island. candidate for u.s. senate, christine sorrento glasser.man, and i think -- look, my record is very unblemished for support. i am giving her my complete and total endorsement, because -- where are you? where are you? so her husband's work for me for right from the beginning, from 2015 actually, and he can spend on believable, and i got to know christine, and you were going to degrade. you were running against the christie person. her husband's been so good and she has been such a tremendous person. then they said a person is a chris christie person. i said i'm endorsing you immediately, so good luck. go out and vote for christine. and amanda made out of a speec h today. where is mike? i watched you from the plane flying overhead, and i said that guy is good, and i know you have big lines for the future, and we are with you. say hello to everybody, our mutual friends. and a man i have gotten to know, he was one of the candidates running, and there was sort of a large group, and sometimes you need controversy to get yourself known, antique is

no, because they put a celebrity in or love island star that hasn't got any talent . sorry. talent.ously has been rumbling on for a while now, though . is our, strictly now, though. is our, strictly come dancing. now, this is on the front page. i think of the sun today. giovanni pernice , sun today. giovanni pernice, yes. it's this storm around how he treated allegedly treated various , dancers, you know, various, dancers, you know, professional professionals, celebrities that he was paired with is rumbling on. it's now gone legal . and according to the gone legal. and according to the sun today, it's actually threatening the whole 20 years of the show. what do you make? i think it's got completely out of context. >> i have trained as a dancer my whole life , and every single whole life, and every single dance teacher i had, every single choreographer i had was so strict. i remember being at school and so scared to go to my ballet classes, because that's how it was. so for me, if i was on strictly, i wouldn't it wouldn't faze me at all. i think it's he is a professional. he is train

king charles was taught about reality tv show love island this week at a creative industries garden party say false just oh well, well, i'll say false, but i'll say false. >> it's true. you are wrong. it is. matthew was right. right? of course . five. which country is course. five. which country is the most expensive for coffee in the most expensive for coffee in the world? is it a canada b denmark or c finland? matthew laza b denmark. >> lizzie cundy i'm going to go for a canada, a canada. >> the answer is denmark. mark matthew laza, you're taking two. >> two. no, it's two h is it. >> oh is it two h. oh okay. don't know. all right. fair enough. two each. listen to that. she's quite feisty right. it's two. all well done to them. right. so on today's show i've been asking rent caps. should they be introduced ? well, they be introduced? well, according to the twitter poll, just 36.7% of you say yes and 63% of you say no. thank you so much to my panel broadcast from columnist lizzie cundy and also former labour party adviser matthew laza, and a huge thank you to you at home for your company

i do not take that for granted where some people might go on love island and think, right, i'm sortede already doing anyway. and if you're competent , confident if you're competent, confident in what you do, there's a chance that you can actually flap your wings and get somewhere . so i'm wings and get somewhere. so i'm at the stage now where i'm developing a wellness product. it's pivoted a little bit from a wellness shot to a wellness powder, but i'm in the r&d development stages of that because obviously it takes time. you got to get the taste right, let alone all the ingredients. i'm not someone just to white label someone thinking, there you go. i've been on the apprentice bike. no well, i really want something that is way to build your your coffers . way to build your your coffers. and that is one way to do it to that. for me, integrity is everything. i just couldn't do that. well, no. >> would it be your brand? your product? >> but i wouldn't. my heart wouldn't be in something that's been white labelled my heart and something where okay, it's got ashwagandha in it. it's got lio

love this country. but that summer he did leave at least for a little while. he bought a 72 foot boat. he sailed it to the caribbean island saint john, and he's still very wealthy. even after all of these hardships. and he fell in love with the island he would ultimately buy a piece land there. he'd build a cottage right on the beach. the cottage isn't there anymore. it has been swept away by a hurricane the years, but finally, in. 66 he would be diagnosed with cancer, probably to the fact that through most of his life he smoked 5 to 6 packs of cigarets a day. he was a chain smoker. in addition to smoking a pipe, and he would die the following year at the age of 62. and it was just last year to bring this to close in 2022 that i guess two years ago now that the us government signed an order. vacating the 1954, revoking of oppenheimer's security clearance, the order says this. it says, quote, the department of energy has been entrusted with responsibility to correct the historical record and honor dr. oppenheimer's profound contributions to our national defense and the scientific enterprise at large that they've tried to r

island. >> pro beach? >> love it. we wouldn't be alive without the sun.on't like the people who wear the hats, the umbrella tents, they put their children in burqas. the sun has been around for a long time it is not going to kill you. >> some people have to do that. some people are so fair it develops into skin cancer. you have to protect your children. >> i am not a big beach guy. my wife and kids are. >> up next, would you be willing to ditch yourself for the sun. americans claim they can disconnect from their cell phones for the entire summer. >> i believe every one of these people are bringing an ipad. >> it is a nice idea to think about. >> i would be so anxious ridden that i was missing something or that i am not able to connect. i would be apoplectic. >> if no one needed to get in touch with you. >> you never know when the kids need you. >> we are in the news business. we get on the air and don't know what is happening. >> i try to leave it off and power. the news i am going to get. as long as my kids and wife are there. >> for social media, if you

number of people that are using it because they want to, look like the people that they see on love islandery tanned. it's very, very nice. but they feel as though the quick fix is going on a sunbed even. >> it's fine to use a sunbed, isn't it, if you're just using it very occasionally. no, i don't think. >> i don't think any use for sunbeds safe. really? yeah, i think it's. >> no, because i think it's a gateway drug in a way. you use it once. yeah. you use it once and you think it's okay, and then you end up being the 1 in 4 that uses it all the time. and there are fake tan products. the problem is, how come nobody has ever developed a fake tan product that doesn't smell really rank? and someone really look into that, please? because i would cure this immediately. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> and i think a lot of us. >> and i think a lot of us. >> well, how many people put fake tan on and then it all goes streaky and horrible or orange. are you looking at me specific? i'm not. no, no no no, i'm thinking about am i looking streaky? i'm thinking about my brother in law, actually, who's just put a l

. >> or are you like the love island villa?'ve never seen that. >> i've never seen that. >> oh well. so i don't know. >> oh well. so i don't know. >> the reference is lost on you, but it is. they have a fire pit that they sit around and you have one as well. all right. >> there you go, right. let's talk politics. because it's been a miserable weekend for the prime minister no two ways about it. whatever they say at number 10, it's been a disaster. sadiq khan won his third term as london mayor yesterday afternoon i >> -- >> oh, it's londoners who inspire me every day to continue our mission of building a fairer , safer and greener london and in what i hope will be a year of great change, a future labour government led by keir starmer . government led by keir starmer. working with us in city hall will mean we can go much further and accomplish so much more . and accomplish so much more. >> well, just a few hours later, conservative andy street lost the west midlands mayoralty , the west midlands mayoralty, which he had been expec

around the world before i begin, i'd like to acknowledge that may is asian american pacific islanders the lovely public arts data train station wonderful. >> i can't ever get tired of looking at it but (laughter) but 2024 is the celebration here in san francisco starts on may 1st at hebrew or so theatre the san francisco arts commission celebrates the grantees and thank you, commissioners recognizing the contributions of all apa arts that are shaving the art and culture landscape and event up-to-date details and like to take a moment to acknowledge and strikingly care who stepped down on behalf off the staff i'd like to thank her for her 14 years of service to this body and the committee and wish her all the best of luck and working closely with the mayors director of commissions to find a candidate to serve the rest of term her term will expire january and to start off this months like to share a few highlighted on april 3rd, i attendee the living history celebrating holistic society on april 4th attending the show of the sweatshop aye at the strand theatre and in sacramento to attend the arts

commuters arriving from the island for work today were remaining loyal. i love trump. why?again. what do you think of the conviction? he's still going to be president. still going to be president. i've got to get to work. joe biden is out. and you say convicted felon. i don't know what this jury was thinking. i think people are still going to vote for him anyway. - according to the trump campaign more than $34 million was raised from small donors in the hours following the guilty verdict, almost doubling their previous daily record. but half this divided country believes donald trump got what was coming to him. i don't know what to say. i did not think that this was actually going to happen, and ijust can't believe it. it's about time he was held accountable for something. i can't believe it, it's amazing. donald trump will undoubtedly appeal against this verdict but that won't happen for months. before that he will be sentenced and will enter the final lap of this presidential election with a criminal conviction around his neck. this is uncharted territory in the 250—year

mom remains in odessa, mom, like everyone who has lost their loved ones, continues to not understand why the murder. another islandhe city of hero in the alexander garden near the kremlin wall, now on may 2 there are always flowers here, dress this is... in the calendar of odessa memorial dates, but not only odessa residents need the perpetrators to be publicly named and fairly punished, everyone needs this so that no one will ever be tempted to repeat something like this again, what happened, it really changed me , has changed very much, and there are things, you know, that you will never forget or forgive in your life, when we write on may 2: we will not forget, we will not forgive, this is the true truth. because this is not forgotten and not forgiven. olga mokhova, anastasia popova, valery savelel, typical new russia. that's all we wanted to talk about today. kirill vyshinsky was with you. see you soon. film series, kuznetsov, people's commissar kuznetsov is too young, he will not have enough combat experience in this year of war. we look at the website in the application. it was you who stole your grandfather

"we love taiwan", the first words from mike mccall to the island's new president newlai c. china warned american leaders not to go to taiwan. but you came anywhiay, why? >> because we support democracy against dictatorships very close to the one where we're sitting right now. people's republic of china. >> reporter: china's posture has american leaders worried. the u.s. is investing billions of dollars to deter attack. but inside this flower market in taipei there are little signs of anxiety, most saying they are happy with the status quo. china had military exercises this week. does that ever worry you? >> not much. because that's almost become a part of our daily life. >> reporter: and the world's economy is reliant on taiwan. 90% of the world's advanced semi-conductors are produced here, a supply chain that would be interrupted if china were to attack. >>> north korea failed to put a second spy satellite into orbit after the rocket transporting it exploded shortly after launch. that's according to north korean state tv. the launch made japan issue a short shelter in plac

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indonesia from an island located inside the hazard zone of a volcano, which has already erupt at several times. quite astonishing footage of lightning filling the night sky here as flames and love us. few i'ts of a crater a neighbouring top good long dying island, where alerts have been raised to the highest level of socrates have also warned all vase to nami threats. due to osh wrong collapsing into the ocean, multiple options from the same relying volcano where seen earlier in the leading to the rescue. and the back to ation of 6000 people that the, the fascist salutes has been used on march of more than a 1000 people in milan that's local police stood by during the shopping for me. the video shows probably to people parading in a torch like raleigh. i'm using the gesture organizers dedicated the events for young italian, neo fascist party member, killed in 1975 earlier this year. if police tough court rule about making this salute was not a crime unless it inside violence or was intended to revive nazi ideology. the seems followed another recent march, also in northern athlete to mark the anniversary of fascist liter. any to a miscellaneous death tale in law has criminalized

of a bigger project to bring thousands of homes and more parks, treasure island and your viewpoint on highland. lots of people love fast fashion for changing our styles and moods. but at what price tonight for our api heritage month, we're getting a woman who's making fashion that sustainable adaptable and pretty cool to boot kron four's vicki liviakis reports. >> so we called this year's campaign beauty in every stitch. bernice pan has a thing for style. she's a phd in fashion. innovation an organic cotton. worried that fast fashion is creating mountains of discarded clothes dumped in places that are out of sight. out of mind. she looked for ways to look good and do good that all 100 billion garments produced every single year. yeah, on. yeah. of which most of it gets into the landfill or incinerators within one year of being produced as that, the waste that comes out unsold comments. bernice created a clothing company called deploy. sure the garments are sustainable and organic, but that's just part of it. >> and then you can actually take apart. and where it has will miss the bike, a jacket. >> creating outfits

tomos morgan is on the famous barry island to tell us "what's occurin'" i loves you with all my heart marry me? a finale has been rumoured for some time. in february, though, the show�*s writer and cast member ruthjones brushed it off. today, however, in a social media post alongside fellow star james corden they confirmed that cliffhanger would be resolved. a cult favourite, it's brought viewers to this welsh seaside town. i'm so excited! i'm just excited to find out what's occurrin'. do you think it's a yes? i hope so. and let's hope they have a nice big curry after! the success of the show has been based on not only the main characters gavin and stacey, but the role of the supporting cast, the likes of nessa, smithy and uncle bryn. i wake up in the morning and think, lush, i'm in barry. i'm not going to lie, it has been lush for barry. the slot machines, ice cream parlours and the beaches have become stars in their own right. over the years the programme has won multiple awards, with that historic proposal scene winning a bafta voted for by the public in 2020. gavalar, indeedy! so

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that is not accessible to everyone, and of course, what is an elk island without elk, meet dina, she has a gentle character, she really loveslives now on the territory of the biological station, animals are being studied here, in the neighborhood of dina wild boars are basking in the sun, here is vasya, moral is a type of deer, they are having lunch in the neighboring garden. his spotted brethren, they will move in very soon, because this area is being adapted for buffaloes. this we will have a fence around the perimeter, we will also fill a feeding trough for the bison and make a canopy for the animal. and in the summer , kayak excursions will start on losiny island, which will allow you to climb into the most protected corners. igor yaroslavtsev, valery kupriy and maria rudakova, news. hundreds of believers gathered at these hours at the cathedral of christ the savior to venerate the miraculous tikhovinskaya. you can enter the temple from the patriarchal bridge; one of the greatest orthodox shrines was brought to the capital from tikhvin, uspensky monastery in the leningrad region. pilgrims will have access to it until th

efficient and cheaper to run will notjust be relevant for the orkney islands, but also for other remote communities across the globe. lovelyest of the uk. the start of the week is fine and dry but it will be more unsettled through the rest of the week. more details in a moment. we will continue with sunny spells, the risk of some showers cropping up on those likely to watch part of north wales and southern areas of england this afternoon, we will see showers developing, and the risk of some thunderstorms and heavy showers towards the west of northern ireland. elsewhere, cloud across northern england, southern scotland but decent sunny spells, and onshore wind, temperature is 15 to 18 degrees on the north sea coast further inland we see temperatures getting into the 20s. through tonight we will see those showers continuing around the south—east, drifting northward, more substantial showers spreading into northern areas of england into tuesday morning and overnight temperatures generally down to about five to 10 degrees but a bit chilly impact parts of eastern scotland where there will be low cloud, mist and fog around the e

was mined here, if you are lucky you will see a floating island or even elk, when we walked here we also saw a beaver, it was amazing, i really lovet live here can even get closer, the boat has an environmentally friendly electric motor, and most importantly it is very quiet, thanks to it you can see. at the victory museum on poklonnaya hill there is an exhibition of captured weapons and military equipment captured by russian military personnel during a special military operation. in general , an amazingly large accumulation of equipment, as i understand it, they are all captured in principle there are a lot of people. spring is the time for outdoor sports in the khodynskoe pole park , they will teach you how to jump rope, it turns out that this must be done correctly. so as not to cause harm, we believe that a jump rope is a universal and affordable exercise machine that you can do absolutely anywhere, on the street, in the gym, even at home. the russian state library offers citizens a dozen excursions, daytime and nighttime, with a choice for every taste. you can often see something like this, a sign like this, sometimes it’s a

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islands. my family, red-blooded americans, we love this country to the core but i want to speak to you in a fewat we have, it's not just a red-blooded patriotic american but a person of the jewish faith. i want to speak to joe biden directly. who the hell do you think you are? who the hell do you think you are? to use these blueblood libels against the jewish people. that they are indiscriminately murdering palestinian civilians when you spew the lies of the hamas terrorists. against the jews. and unleash anti- semitism in this country and around the world like we've never seen before. with the hell do you think you are? to tell a democracy, jewish people that elected this government that you don't like their government. that you don't like their prime minister, they need to remove and replace them with a clown or laptop that you you prefer. with healthy think you are? to tell the israelis that they cannot defeat hamas which has said and proven again and again that they want to wipe out the jewish population and israel. who the hell do you think you are? to be funding iran and hamas and hezboll

love taiwan." the first words from house foreign affairs chairman mike mccaul to the island's new president, lai ching-te. taiwan is self-governed, but china claims it as part of its territory. china reacted to lai's swearing in by moving warships and fighter jets close to taiwan's shores and warned american leaders not to go to taiwan. >> but you came anyway. why? >> because we support taiwan. we support freedom and democracy against dictatorships like the one that's very close to where we're sitting right now. people's republic of china. >> reporter: china's aggressive posture has american leaders worried. the u.s. is investing billions of dollars to fortify taiwan's military with the goal of deterring an attack. but inside this flower market in downtown taipei there are little signs of anxiety, with most shoppers telling us that they are happy with the status quo. >> china had military exercises this week. does that ever worry you? >> not much. because that's almost become a part of our daily life. >> reporter: and the world's economy is reliant on taiwan. 90% of the world's advanced semiconductors ar

as commuters arrived for work from republican—leaning staten island, there was plenty of loyalty for the former president. i lovee will make america great again. i'm not a fan of him, or biden, but he's very charismatic. - i think people are still going to vote for him, no matter what anyway. according to the trump campaign, more than $34 million was raised from small donors in the hours following the guilty verdict, almost doubling their previous daily record. party leaders were also completely on message. this is a purely political exercise, not a legal one. key figures, like house speaker mikejohnson, said the conviction was absurd and outrageous, and plenty more leading republicans followed suit. donald trump has their complete loyalty. donald trump will undoubtedly appeal against his conviction, but that won't happen for months. before that, he'll be sentenced and will enter the final lap of this presidential election with a criminal conviction around his neck. this is uncharted territory in the 250—year history of this country. gary o'donoghue, bbc news, new york. so how has the verdict gone down in swing

. >> what will i do all year, if you are planning on going to the lovely balearic islands, let us knowwill affect you. i mean, to be honest, i think that's a good thing. why do you need to be buying alcohol on the streets after half past nine at night? if indeed you're not just going to be causing trouble, you know, if buy in the nightclub, fine. buy it in the bar. but you don't have to be buying it in a supermarket or whatever, do you? >> perhaps much younger isabel may have thought differently. >> maybe same as me. that's true. >> i mean, now i'm like, get to bed, you get to bed? >> yeah. i don't even want to be in the restaurant at 9:30 anymore. anymore although in spain, maybe it's slightly different. yeah. we're going to turn our attention now to the sentencing yesterday in relation to the death of pc beshenivsky, the family and friends and colleagues of the murdered west yorkshire officer, sharon bosevski have been remembering the hero policewoman and as the ringleader of the gang responsible for her killing in bradford in 2005, begins his life prison sentence. >> sharon's friend