luci: y me doliÓ. tienen el poder de hacer decisiones tan grandes que afectan la vida de las personas. angie: sin embargo, en julio de 2022, despuÉs de cinco meses de estar tras las rejas—— mÓnica: lo que pasÓ en esas semanas entre cuando la conocimos y la liberamos fue como ver a alguien retomar la esperanza y creer nuevamente que sÍ hay personas buenas. angie: luci logrÓ salir del centro de detenciÓn y reunirse con sus hijos. luci: muy emocionada, muy feliz. nada, pues, no me querÍa separar y hasta ahorita no me quiero separar de ellos. angie: ¿quÉ fue lo primero que le dijiste a tus hijos cuando los volviste a ver? luci: no, pues, que los amaba mucho, le di muchos abrazos. angie: aunque segÚn ella, su pequeÑa mariela no parecÍa la misma. luci: mi hija no me conocÍa porque yo estaba muy flaca, muy delgadita y pues se tirÓ a llorar. angie: la separaciÓn habÍa marcado, dice, a toda su familia. luci: todavÍa tengo traumas, pues a mi hijo el mayor tambiÉn le duele todavÍa, por eso Él no habla casi con na

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lucy, many thanks again. lucy _ opportunity.the chaos at last year's champions league final in paris between liverpool and real madrid has found that the governing body, uefa, should take primary responsibilty for the failures that "almost led to disaster". the report into dangerous overcrowding, ticketing issues and heavy—handed policing was commisssioned by uefa, which at one stage had blamed liverpool fans for the disorder outside the stadium. our paris correspondent lucy williamson reports. i have been tear—gassed twice... each fan trapped at the stade de france has their own story of what went wrong that night. problems with tickets, with barriers, with transport strikes, with the actions of french police. today, an independent panel blamed a lack of risk assessment or operational plans and said uefa was primarily responsible for the failures. it also said that uefa, the french football federation and french authorities wrongly inflated the huge numbers of supporters without valid tickets to deflect responsibility for plann

that was lucy. she is a business woman here and a boucher talking about the concerns, not just of youth voters in this country, but also of the entirety of the population. this is a very significant general election. a lot of the issues that this country is experiencing will hinge upon the results. today, rob mohammed james room and aversion, muhammad, thank you. the great war has ended its 2nd year and the european union's announced a new round of sanctions against russia. b, u says it wants to hinder the kremlin, his ability to fund its war, man, block the russian military from accessing technology and spare parts. the u. s. has also introduced new sanctions, including a 200 percent tariff on russian. all you minium, washington has coordinated its efforts with other g 7 countries. a main objective of our sanctions has been to degrade where she is building to wage war to deprived of the goods through sanctions, an export controls. it needs to supply its military. and i think we've been quite succes

lucy letby is accused of trying to murder her but not being the cause of her death.ainst a total of 17 babies. this trial continues. judith, thank you. people from ethnic minority backgrounds who lost loved ones in the pandemic have said they're being sidelined by the covid—19 public inquiry. more than 20 organisations have written to the covid inquiry calling for race to be a key focus of the investigations. ethnic minorities in the uk were significantly more likely to die of covid, according to official figures. our community affairs correspondent ashitha nagesh reports. my dad was very kind, loving and nurturing man. just someone who brought a lot ofjoy and warmth into people's lives. and, yeah, i miss him every day. it's been almost three years since lobby�*s dad femi died in the first wave of the pandemic. he didn't have any underlying health conditions, he was a relatively fit, healthy guy. a care worker, he lived with his family in leamington spa. lobby welcomes a public inquiry but feels that people like him are being shut out. do you feel like you've been in

lucy, what are your thoughts on this?, i think that ultimately the 2024 presidential republicans were just going to see that this is a few sad sack for republican establishment types. by some of the missions already 5% of people who are republican primary voters don't think that joe biden won the election. many of them are warm to the events of january six. so, the idea that you are going to run a contrast candidate through pants or through some other we. you'll even see people like larry hogan who is supposedly a never trump stalwart in the republican primary field, now saying that even he would commit to voting for donald trump, kristen nunes saying that he would commit to the voting for donald trump. these are all ambition but they are also all going to become completely irrelevant. the elephant in the room, no pun intended, is whether or not rhonda sanchez will run,. i am happy to be wrong about this projection. i actually think that rhonda sanchez ultimately is not going to run. remember that all of these people bene

malone, benjamin butterworth and belinda de lucy . and what do belinda de lucy.make of , liz truss, they make of, liz truss, a sensational return to frontline politics tonight. there has been an approach on british economic for the past 15 years that is an orthodox . one of the things orthodox. one of the things i didn't really is just how strong the orthodoxy was so could truss now a whistle blower be another tory party saviour? we're going to find out when i go. greatest person and you, jack . ambulance person and you, jack. ambulance workers , nurses joined together workers, nurses joined together for. the biggest strike in nhs history today. why should the marxist unions holding the health of the nation ransom? they always outspoken kelvin mackenzie says the left are using your pain for their pay. he's on cancer on that at 1040 is operation harry in a hurry which sees him fly solo to the king's coronation ? a brief 48 king's coronation? a brief 48 hour appearance. the best compromise for the monarchy and the country ? or should the duke the country? or should

well, not yet, not yet, dmitry, we'll come up with lucy.you are on the set, what are you doing there? see this is what it looks like. eh , there are different versions there, but there is nothing there, on which this avatar is performing . that is, you see it, just like the viewer, and we just don’t see it. it’s like it’s completely in 3d but we see it on the screen quite convincingly for ourselves, and then, if we communicate with this avatar in real time, ah, we see, but the full picture is already how the climbed version will go naturally with the avatar itself on the stage. with myself the only thing happens. uh, technological problems with the fact that, for example, a suit does not allow you to move the way you would move in life, because you physically forget that you, for example, do not have a skirt, and you put it in your hands, at the seams. and these hands, they are falling through somewhere, this mary poppins costume, he had such a skirt, a hat, a very beautiful costume, stockings. so naturally the movement depended directly on

lucy will this fillet of yours return? well, can he really leave such a beauty as you, lucy? everything is coming true, as i envisioned. here is the wedding. you see how it turned out he left without even saying goodbye. kapel, like all men, something doesn’t look like him. so why am i doing this? well, tell me why? well i do not know. a what, you haven't eaten? your filaret will manage well, lord, good protocol, i made, be kind to sign. we kindly warn you not to mess with us fools. you are doing against yourself. well, in the beginning we will sew against you. they just don't understand who they're dealing with. oh okay trouble for your short life. oh how is enough? bear with me good. now i 'll take a look. matthew, come here. hmm lord give me back, please, felicka i feel so bad without him. lucy well, why are you spreading sputum here, but it’s just the end of life, well not filya so the other will be vaughn yes, what a beauty we have? lucy yes, all the men are staring at you over there at you over there. well, filya is not a man, he is different. oh, lord, you know he used

malone, benjamin butterworth and belinda de lucy . and what do belinda de lucy.ke of , liz truss, they make of, liz truss, a sensational return to frontline politics tonight. there has been an approach on british economic for the past 15 years that is an orthodox . one of the things orthodox. one of the things i didn't really is just how strong the orthodoxy was so could truss now a whistle blower be another tory party saviour? we're going to find out when i go. greatest person and you, jack . ambulance person and you, jack. ambulance workers , nurses joined together workers, nurses joined together for. the biggest strike in nhs history today. why should the marxist unions holding the health of the nation ransom? they always outspoken kelvin mackenzie says the left are using your pain for their pay. he's on cancer on that at 1040 is operation harry in a hurry which sees him fly solo to the king's coronation ? a brief 48 king's coronation? a brief 48 hour appearance. the best compromise for the monarchy and the country ? or should the duke the country? or should t

belinda lucy, your nominee . mine cancelling people. belinda lucy, your nominee.e . mine is the puffin your nominee. mine is the puffin publishing organise they have on i meant sensitivity police crew which they hired to assault our beautiful beloved children's book author roald dahl. his language is a tough call tonight because made me so mad. but it's got to be like this. the police who turn the tragedy into a farce. unfortunately carmelo, if benjamin butterworth volunteered to lose my superstar panel tonight thank you so much. thank you for company tonight tonight thank you so much. thank tomorrow from 9 pm. headline is next goodnight . you with gb news. it's 11:00. you with gb news. it's11:00. and in a moment headliners but first let's bring you up to date with the latest news headlines and lancashire police this afternoon that the body discovered in the river wyre yesterday has identified as the missing mother of two nicola bulley. the body was found a mile away from where nicola disappeared three weeks ago dunng disappeared three weeks ago during a morning d

berlin's lucy. your kanye west? berlin's lucy.nder treaty brexit emasculating who met up with anti—democratic collaborators in anti —democratic collaborators in anti—democratic collaborators in a secret meeting unforgivable . a secret meeting unforgivable. well, look, it's a tight call for me between carol as it's going to be jointed masturbation. i'm going to go for you, caroline. i'll tell you why . because. allow me. sorry. why. because. allow me. sorry. excuse me who? let's never forget said that the conservative party , she and conservative party, she and jacob rees—mogg were worse than. and we now trusted him with brexit, as if caroline benjamin butterworth . apologies to lucy butterworth. apologies to lucy vice chief of staff had good evening. it was in a moment. headliners. first, the top stories tonight and the prime minister commented on potential spy balloons being spotted over the uk as a fifth object has now been shot down over north america. the united states says it's not yet able to recent objects found in their ai

belinda lucy, your nominee . mine cancelling people. belinda lucy, your nominee.nee . mine is the puffin your nominee. mine is the puffin publishing organise they have on i meant sensitivity police crew which they hired to assault our beautiful beloved children's book author roald dahl. his language is a tough call tonight because made me so mad. but it's got to be like this. the police who turn the tragedy into a farce. unfortunately carmelo, if benjamin butterworth volunteered to lose my superstar panel tonight thank you so much. thank you for company tonight i'm back tomorrow from 9 pm. headline is next goodnight .

lucy letby is accused of trying to murder her but not being the cause of her death.s of attempted murder, against a total of 17 babies. this trial continues. a muslim preacher who was close to the manchester arena bomber had been suspected by m15 of being a radicaliser more than a decade earlier, the bbc has found. a public inquiry into the atrocity — which killed 22 people in may 2017 — will this week report on how salman abedi was radicalised, and whether the security service missed chances to stop him. the preacher had been investigated even before another associate of his tried to carry out a suicide bombing in exeter in 2008. daniel de simone reports. the 2017 manchester arena bombing stole 22 lives. this week, a public inquiry will report on how suicide bomber salman abedi was radicalised and whether m15 missed chances to stop him. some evidence was heard in secret, away from bereaved families. our investigation reveals information not heard before in public, and possibly not examined at all. the inquiry was told about this man, known as mansour al—anezi, who l

berlin's lucy. your kanye west? berlin's lucy.nder treaty brexit emasculating who met up with anti—democratic collaborators in anti —democratic collaborators in anti—democratic collaborators in a secret meeting unforgivable . a secret meeting unforgivable. well, look, it's a tight call for me between carol as it's going to be jointed masturbation. i'm going to go for you, caroline. i'll tell you why . because. allow me. sorry. why. because. allow me. sorry. excuse me who? let's never forget said that the conservative party , she and conservative party, she and jacob rees—mogg were worse than. and we now trusted him with brexit, as if caroline benjamin butterworth . apologies to lucy butterworth. apologies to lucy vice chief of staff had . all vice chief of staff had. all thank you all so much. thank for your company tonight. i'm back from nine. good night.

lucy letby is accused of the murder of seven babies and the attempted murder of ten others.e'd gone to check on the baby's condition. our north of england correspondent judith moritz has been in court. this was the intensive care room at the countess of chester hospital, where the sickest babies were looked after. it is where a tiny girl known as baby k was taken when she was born in february 2016 foster when she was less than tooth hours old she was less than tooth hours old she was less than tooth hours old she was left in the sole care of lucy letby. by then, doctors had become concerned by the number of babies falling ill or dying and dead nurse because my presence on each occasion. the consultant that night told the jury that he felt extremely uncomfortable at the thought of nurse letby being left alone and went into look at the baby. he said... but the doctor said he went into find that the baby's oxygen levels were dropping, that the monitor alarms hadn't sounded and lucy letby were standing next to the incubator doing nothing. he said he noticed that the baby�* breat

lucy manning our special correspondent. lucy manning our special correspondent. the time is 6:13.desperately needed earthquake relief is reaching syria, with some aid starting to flow through a new route from turkey. until today only this border crossing had been open. this afternoon the princess marring rets opened the bbc bbc new head quarters the wales, broadcasting house llandaff. a hundred years of bbc broadcasting in wales — we'll have a flavour of the role it's played in national life here a warning to users of dating app not to be conned. and labour mps have asked for an urgent meeting with the mayor over plans to.... #34 here in wales, the welsh government has announced it's scrapping the majority of new road building projects , because of the potential harm to the environment. here is the current major road network across wales. in 2021, the welsh government announced that all new road building projects were being put on hold. today, a review of 59 new roads has given the go—ahead to only 15 projects, the remainder have been rejected or will need to be revised. in future

my back was hurting lucy. that's it, as if with a hand from him. whose katuninsky balm are you talking about? why did i just come back? l, as soon as murder appeared here. it is not your fault. olya , maybe i'll go to the hospital with you, don't, i'll do it myself. it's easier to catch a ride alone, i don't i understand how you can worry about someone you hate. who told you that i hate him? but i heard you say, and you never heard, that it is not good to serve the conversation of adults. its okay of course, don't worry, go. infamously wealthy pensioners return to prison. when we go on the air and sunday at 6:00 pm on ntv more questions please immunity leading to frequent infections taking antibiotics and then again to the risk of dysbacteriosis breaking the vicious circle can help by creating an ocebolus unique in it a special component to strengthen immunity and live lactobacilli to restore microflora two actions strengthen immunity 137-99. when ordering a discount of up to twenty percent on a chilled turkey

lucy banbury, an enslaved woman, took back her freedom through this revolution. so my first question here was how was self emancipation, an act of independence that responded to or expanded upon the revolution? this declaration. and this is important because one of the authors of that declaration of independ vance was the person who claimed of lucy bambury. yes, indeed. thanks so much, lucy. story was first compiled by others at middleton place foundation. she belonged at one time to arthur middleton, who signed declaration of independence on behalf of south carolina. but of course, she didn't belong to anyone but herself. and she found the opportunity to seek freedom through the war that came about with the american revolution. so as one who was in bondage to a person who signed the declaration nation that accused a sovereign and of putting his subjects slavery, if she knew of the verbiage of that declaration, certainly she had to be wondering, as both a person who is enslaved and a woman, what those words could possibly mean for her and probably not much at all

lucy what are you curling curlers, and to lose time tomorrow?cause only a fool can not appreciate your beauty. you see, i have the main olga to get ahead of, while she roams through the forest with her gun. i will open dima to her eyes on this profurset. let him know that she mixed in the rights of the body from a strange guy and settled in the house. not enough. roma mommy what are you doing? olga is not you. you bury the first father, everything goes through this, who is earlier, who is later olenka but do not grieve. you are so excessive, do not tear your heart, the one who has a belt tug. and we bast domochala rushed there. olenka god grant you a good man and that the children were oh darling the most important thing to remember is that you are not alone, we are all here with you. if you need anything, get back to me. we will always help you right. well. people, let's again matthew let's remember ivanovich and it's time to know the honor, otherwise you still have to clean up your legs. that we won’t help, or something, but it’s time to wrap

>> when lucy and ricky had a baby, it was, like, huge. it was the highest-rated show of the series.the dynamic, because all of a sudden it became centered around the family unit. >> i think "i love lucy" was the "big bang" of the family sitcom. >> and the family moved to the suburbs. >> gee, isn't this exciting? we're in our very own home. >> that mirrored what was happening in america at the time. >> advertisers wanted to cater towards that new suburban family that needed to buy that kitchen appliance or needed to buy that vacuum. >> after "i love lucy," there was a formula for what the american family should look like. >> "ozzie and harriet." >> the adventures of ozzie and harriet. >> i just loved everybody in it, actually. >> bring it in, i'm starved. >> it was a happy, gentle, american family of the 1950s. >> how much do you need? >> never mind, pop, that's okay. >> no, don't worry about it, you can pay me back. >> honest, pop, i don't want it. >> what's wrong with you, david? you got rocks in your head? >> the kids were very polite. everybody was very nice to each other. those

but it was buyer who struck again through jamal lucy ala, to put the match out of reach. lucy, allah, winding his way, past the wolf's burg defense before firing in buyers for the wolves managed to pull another back. but it was too late to motivated that boy, buyers 1st league victory in 2023, comes in dominating fashion with the 4 to win over wall spar. now on sundays, other guy and vet abram and scored their 2nd straight victory in the lake, wanting to know at stood gut after school us 1st al against i got bring in the lead with i've heard struck and at the one the girls didn't stop there. bob and touch rolled, rounded out rather comfortable when breyman in some style the victory moved them up into. i thin the table, just 2 spots of the european and as well as those wind turbine and brim. let's see what else happened on match day 19 in the bonus lager. and sebastian aliya scott: his 1st go since being treated for cancer endorsement, big when of a fly book. when you on berlin, underline their championship credentials with the light victory of a mites. leipzig lost ground, meanwhile,

lucy jones, and battalion chief john worden jer. they are standing by. >>> we want to get you caught up on some other headlines. a chilling kidnapping attempt that was likely foiled by neighbors. today san jose police announcing an arrest. officers say good detective work led them to this man, zhanfang xu of sunnyvale. a woman was walking when a man approached and attempted to tape her mouth shut, all while robbing her. that's when some of the woman's neighbors saw what was happening, jumped in, and scared that man away. >> we're very thankful to the people that came to her aid. people in the area saw what was happening and came to help her. >> police say they found evidence at the scene linking xu to the crime scene. tonight he is in jail. >>> also this evening, they want the threats to stop. several prominent east bay politicians say there's a growing number of violent threats targeting women of color in politics. >> do you need to be murdered? do you need to be carjacked or raped to get it through your thick [ bleep ] skull? >> t

when she was less than two hours old she was temporarily left in the sole care of lucy b.ned about the number of babies that were falling ill or dying. the nurse was present on each occasion. the consultant that might told the jury that he felt extremely uncomfortable at the thought of her being left alone and where to look in on the baby. he said, you can call me hysterical, you can call me irrational, but that is how i felt. i got up to check on baby k to prove to myself that i needed to stop being ridiculous and that of course everything was going to be ok. but the doctor said the baby possum oxygen levels had dropped and lucy b was standing at the incubator not doing anything. the monitor alarms had not triggered and he saw the baby's breathing tube had become dislodged so he resuscitated her. the defence team have argued that the breathing tube may have become dislodged on its own because of the baby's movements. the consultant told the court that doctors raised their concerns to hospital management eight months before the nurse was removed from front—line duty. baby

lucy manning, bbc news. of the union address in a few hours' time — it's the second of his presidency. mr biden, who's 80, is expected within weeks to announce that he'll seek a second term in the white house. 0ur north america editor sarah smith joins us from capitol hill. what are you expecting? well, we are exectin: what are you expecting? well, we are expecting president _ what are you expecting? well, we are expecting president biden _ what are you expecting? well, we are expecting president biden to - what are you expecting? well, we are expecting president biden to lay - what are you expecting? well, we are expecting president biden to lay out l expecting president biden to lay out what he has achieved over the last couple of years and he can boast of a recovering economy. a record low unemployment rate, a falling inflation rate, but his problem is two thirds of the american people say they feel worse off than they did two years ago. so that is going to be a very tough sell. you can outline what he wa

here is our lucy here is such news.iful treat, be healthy glasha you where so well sat such a song didn't finish singing. no, zin, i’ll probably go. klava, really, stay. we didn't drink tea yet, i drank candy. good darlings. no, thanks. and yes, educated people understand, husband and wife. we haven’t seen each other for a long time, but you will treat your daughter with sweets, she loves chocolate so much. my leg is broken. i’m already in the maternity hospital in the suite room yes , they didn’t let me in general, they said, that’s how you get pregnant, that’s how you come and his agapov this is not a maternity hospital. this is a madhouse underground caesarean. yulia takshina almost finished the game this time. take care of yourself. nikita panfilov master was born a healthy toothy girl. and how many teeth here everything is serious premiere from monday at 20:00. orthopedic or anatomically, he is some kind of magical magic mattresses and pillows in asconi, with a discount of up to 50%. only in february, ascona, every

his went around lucy trying to find a quote, friendly buyer that was a pattern. and pattern was the same pattern that that henry brown used. he just had a bad buyer. and so they sold his family away. but it's our story, and this is why i emphasize this. our stories, your family's stories are part of a larger history of our people. and i'd love to see us go more in-depth in that. well, you know, evelyn, i couldn't agree more about biography and. and and one reason is because biography is a story which is different than and i learned this the hard way and because my first two or three drafts about, ida wells, was were so dull dull. i said, how can this be possible? this is ida wells, you know, exciting life is and this is what is the problem. and the problem was i was writing the history of her life rather than the story of her life. and i had learn how to do that. and and as we know how much we learn from stories and and how much we how how how our audiences are greater, larger with stories. so that's that's that's important. and the nature of the story is a i alw

but it was buyer who struck again through jamal lucy ala, to put the match out of reach. lucy, allah winding his way, past the wolf's burg defense before firing in buyers for the wolves managed to pull another back. but it was too late to motivated that boy, buyers 1st league victory in 2023 comes in dominating fashion with the 4 to win over wolf spar. you're watching d. w is up. next are documentary libya, destruction of a nation. i'm terry margin for me and all of us here dw, thanks for watching. i imagine how many portions of love us heard out in the world climate change? very comp, the story. this is my plan, the way from just one week. how much was going to really get we still have.

the aramark in kim ich didn't like to call at all but it was buyer who struck again through jamal lucy, ala, to put the max out of reach lucy alo, winding his way, past the wolf, bird to fits before firing in. buyers for the wolves managed to pull another back, but it was too late to motivate. at that point, buyers 1st league victory in 2023 comes in dominating fashion with the 4 to win over wolf spar on sundays. other game that abram and scored a 2nd strike victory in the lake wanting to nail at stuttgart after school his 1st hour in stake. i have raymond, a lead with that supposed struck and the one that goes didn't stop there either. often rounded out the comfortable when for bremen, in some style the victory moved them after it's in the table just to spots off the european places. and finally, revelers have gathered in the taiwanese capital, taipei to observe the lantern festival, but marks the official end of the chinese. new year celebrations. tradition is thought to date back over 2000 years. and 6 people lit lanterns off into the sky, thought to stabilize letting go of the past

but it was buyer who struck again through jamal lucy, allah! to put the max out of reach. lucy, allah winding his way, past the wolf bird to fits before fiery lin buyers for the wolves managed to pull another back, but it was too late to motivate. at that point, buyers 1st league victory in 2023 comes in dominating fashion with the 4 to win over wall spar. now about 5 months, they felt women's world cup kicks off in australia and new zealand. everyone involved is gearing up, including the referees that there are many challenges. female officials vice ahead victorian these women are preparing for the biggest moment of their were for reading korea's the upcoming women's world cup in australia and new zealand. there's still so much that can go wrong. the goal and the challenge over the next 5 months is keep everybody healthy to keep them. the fitness shouldn't be an issue because we have a very clear plan, but the health, 5 months, anything can happen. the referees that will officiate the word cup in australia and new zealand will come from the af

aramark and kim. mitch didn't like to call at all, but it was buyer who struck again through jamal lucy. allah! to put the match out of reach. lucy, allah winding his way, past the wolf bird to fits before fiery lin buyers for the wolves managed to pull another back. but it was too late to motivate at that point. buyers 1st league victory in 2023 comes in dominating fashion with the 4 to win over wolves, spar and sundays. how the game by the bayman secured their 2nd straight victory and the league winning to kneel and stood got after a scoreless 1st hour. yen stared, gave bremond the lead with that so herbs strike and the goals didn't stop there. marvin ducks rounded out the comfortable when it for break in style. the victory moves them up to 8. in the table, you're watching d. w is just a reminder of the top story we're following for you. the sour, a massive earthquake has struck large areas in turkey and syria. the death toll is already in the hundreds and expected to keep climbing a bit destruction stretching from serious mediterranean coast to eastern of course you can get more of t

lucy's landlord wants to sell.ve. so, where? if i went and rented somewhere else, somewhere exactly the same as this, it will be 1,650. and you can't afford that? absolutely not. they've rented this private family home for 14 years... i don't really want to leave, to be honest. i've grown up here. ..but tomorrow, where they sleep will depend on council emergency accommodation. we could end up in a hostel, we could be miles away from the school. honestly, tomorrow is going to be a big day. right, 0k. goodnight, baby. phone rings 0h, here we go. ready? hiya. voice on phone: we've got a place for you in bedminster. _ thank you. this is the only property that we have available. i thank you very much. thanks, bye—bye. bye. it's temporary, but look what it means. my god! oh, that is such a relief! when you were evicted, what notice were you served? but so many others need help... we are currently not taking on any new enquiries. - this charity's had to stop taking calls. there's a lack of understanding from a lot of land

lucy manning, bbc news.arthquake enters a second night in freezing temperatures, more than 6000 people have already died, many more are still trapped. we will be hearing from this medical charity in the uk as they prepare to send help and supplies to victims of the earthquake. can wrexham keep the dream alive? we're going to have the latest from bramall lane as the non—league side look to beat sheffield united to reach the fa cup fifth round. bp has become the latest energy giant to report record annual profits. the company made a record £23 billion last year, partly due to the surge in oil and gas prices caused by the war in ukraine. our business editor simonjack is here with more. simon. as you say, bp recorded the highest profit in its history, more than doubling from 2021 to £23 billion last year, unions and charities collect obscene and scandalous during a cost—of—living crisis. why such huge profits? take a look. this is a chart of the price of gas, already rising at the end of last year, as the world

lucy's strong, but not everyone copes.phone. just last week we had to call an ambulance for somebody. it gets to that urgent crisis point fairly...far too often. and i've got to hide that and i've got to keep it all in. i can't let my kids feel the way i'm feeling. i don't want them to see this and i don't want them to feel the worry. let's do this, kids! the government promised to stop tenants being evicted without a reason but still families are being forced from the place they call home. danjohnson, bbc news, bristol. in the last hour the church of england's national assembly the general synod has voted in favour of allowing priests to bless same—sex macro couples in civil partnerships and marriages. a significant move, this? it and marriages. a significant move, this? , ., and marriages. a significant move, this? , . , ., ., this? it is a significant move to some extent. _ this? it is a significant move to some extent, because - this? it is a significant move to some extent, because this - this? it is a significant mov

and left in the care of lucy letby.lucy letby�*s presents at them and call me irrational, call me hysterical but i was worried that i went to check to satisfy myself that everything was ok. as i went into the room, he 0k. as i went into the room, he said, i saw her standing by the incubator, the babies oxygen levels drop severely and the alarms are not going off we told the jury that lucy letby was not doing anything to help. he got involved in help with the baby who recovered at that stage and with the court is been told first of all pipe lucy letby�*s defence team be said that breathing team if dislodged itself because the baby was moving but the courts also have been told that the little girl was transferred to a different hospital and that she died there three days later. now lucy letby was accused of trying to murder her but not being the cause of the babies death and she denies all of the charges against her, seven counts of murder, ten counts of attempted murder, ten counts of attempted murder which is a total of

[applause] >> thank you, lucy. for that introduction.audience, lucy lost a piece of her soul, and, and you know, while the pain never fully leaves, you eventually find a purpose to carry on, and that's what you have done. you have done it magnificently. you were doing it with your service in the congress, and where a better nation because you kept the faith. and by the way, the reference -- [applause] reference to my grandma was every time i walked out of my grandfather house in scranton, he yelled joey, keep the faith. my grandmother would you know, joey, spread it. spread it. you do a heck of a job. my god, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. [applause] i also want to thank the other leadership at the breakfast, representative tim walberg, senator kirsten gillibrand, mike reynolds. it's good to see. we used to sit together a lot in the past, a former senator mark pryor. and he and his dad and i also spent an awful lot of time together. i applaud your work to make the gathering to bring back to his roots, , but understand we got a bunch of