lucy was absolutely shocked. she didn't really it at first, but one of the first emotions that she felt was relief relief, because now she understood stood why her sister had become so distant and didn't share anything her. so, you know, that was just an incredible moment for her. and it was repeated in atlanta. her brother, tito, who was an special agent, you know, with a badge and a gun and wife joan, who was also fbi special agent. they had the same conversations. they unlike lucy to this day, is very, very angry, her sister. but because was joan and tito were agents. they were it was hard for them to recover from this and to ever offer any of acceptance whatsoever to. but back to the grab them on and the question though did it cause any trouble? were there people in the bureau who said, come on, you must known this? yeah. so lucy was never polygraphed, but she questioned thoroughly by the fbi. i had the chance to talk to her former boss in miami. he actually did want to polygraph her. but other within the bur

that was lucy manning with the latest - lucy manning with the latest developments.et us take stock in terms of where we are today because a lot of developments in the last few hours. i will correspondence helena is here with us. we saw new detail from the bbc today about the timeline here with the statement from the director—general in the interview we were listening to a short while ago. new details but clearly areas where people are focusing on around gaps or information still that there is more to learn. , ., ., information still that there is more tolearn. , ., ., ., to learn. yes we are on day four into these _ to learn. yes we are on day four into these allegations _ to learn. yes we are on day four into these allegations and - to learn. yes we are on day four into these allegations and i - to learn. yes we are on day four| into these allegations and i think there is still no more clarity about where the truth lies. the timetable we have had from debussy earlier today gives us more clarity in terms of what db proceeded, in terms of the processes when they firs

lucy, what is your view? you campaign — quality. lucy, what is your view? clean air- quality. lucy, what is your view? you campaign for clean air in - you campaign for clean air in london. uxbridge is out of london which many critics argue would have a marginal effect.— a marginal effect. yes, the ulez will only affect _ a marginal effect. yes, the ulez will only affect less _ a marginal effect. yes, the ulez will only affect less than - a marginal effect. yes, the ulez will only affect less than 1096 i a marginal effect. yes, the ulez will only affect less than 1096 of| will only affect less than 10% of vehicles on the road in those outer boroughs but they are the most highly polluting vehicles so they are creating the most air pollution out of all vehicles. it's really important we take them off the roads and to reduce air pollution. there is no safe level of air pollution and its affecting our children and really chronic ways from asthma, cognitive learning disabilities and reducing their lung size. this is really important. if we reduce air pollution, w

in 2013, that hotel porter pled guilty to lucie's rape in 2013, that hotel porter pled guilty to lucy's years. that happened on a thursday night. the biggest opportunity i've ever got, like, that's on saturday. the police are here. i've just had this examination and people are still asking me, "what do you want to do?" the day after it happened, they put me in another hotel room and i remember sort of having to peel myself away from jumping off the balcony. in a statement, itv said it has the deepest compassion for lucy. they say the production companies thames and syco were primarily responsible for the duty of care towards contributors, but added it is committed to having in place robust procedures to protect the mental health and welfare of all participants. both itv and fremantle say they are evolving their duty of care processes and fremantle added... and simon cowell, who owns syco, described what happened to lucy as horrific and heartbreaking and told her personally how sorry he was for everything she'd been through. when the reality tv show was made, there was a gross budget. i

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thanks, lucy- we will _ europe editor, katya adler. thanks, lucy.or, katya adler. thanks, lucy. we will stick with _ europe editor, katya adler. thanks, lucy. we will stick with these - europe editor, katya adler. thanks, lucy. we will stick with these live i lucy. we will stick with these live pictures first. these images, we are barely used to these family photo set pieces in all of these kind of summits. they are always important and significant in the image they are trying to project and this one is no different. in fact, potentially very significant indeed. the overarching aim of nato here at this summit is to give a message that they are continued in their union —— in their unity, continued in their support of ukraine and continued in their mission to defend all nato members against any potential russian aggression. this is heads of states of the 31 different nato members, they come in, pose for photos, then we are expecting that photo opportunity with all of them presumably on that stage altogether. in terms of that membership, does 31 countr

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thank you, lucy- if there — to these allegations. thank you, lucy.is _ to these allegations. thank you, lucy. if there is any _ to these allegations. thank you, lucy. if there is any more, - to these allegations. thank you, lucy. if there is any more, we i to these allegations. thank you, i lucy. if there is any more, we will bring it to you in the coming minutes. well, earlier the bbc released new details of its investigation into the claims made about the presenter. it says just two attempts were made over several weeks to contact the family concerned. the bbc�*s director general tim davie confirmed that the unnamed presenter was not spoken to about the issue until seven weeks after the initial complaint, when new information had emerged. he also conceded, that the allegations had been "clearly damaging". the bbc has been asked to pause its investigation by police while they make further inquiries. in the last hour, the sun has issued a new statement, saying... let's take a closer look at the timeline released by the bbc today. on may 18th, the com

it's completely the wrong -- christian: let's put that to lucy.expanding the scheme right in the midst of a cost-of-living crisis, there are workers who will have to shoulder for costs at a difficult time. >> it's a big win for clean air and it is a big win for everybody in london because londoners are exposed to high levels of air pollution and that really does affect people's health in manyays. there zero cost to -- there is a real cost to help from children's stunted lungs, chronic heart disease. and so this will benefit everybody stratford to hands low. that is really important. obviously there is one in 10 cars that are compliant and that will create change. ulez is incredibly effective at creating that change. christian: well, hang on -- the concern is, lucy, really for the people who drive into london who will fall afoul of the new restrictions. i want to play you whether prime minister said about banning vehicles. prime min. sunak: i don't think we are going to get in at zero by telling everybody they can't fly anywhere or can't do this or

that is coming through from the pa news agency that the culture secretary lucy fraser.a political turn — with the uk's culture secretary saying they will speak to the bbc�*s director general tim davie today. with more on this is our political correspondent peter saull: we also had labour talking about this earlier on today, haven't we? yes, and the culture secretary suggested the conversation is now taking place between the director—general and lucy fraser. interesting that she decided to put the line—out earlier on today about how concerned she was about these allegations and the fact that she wanted to have a chat with tim davie. the bbc is independent of government. it operates independently entirely but this, i suppose, is a sign of the political pressure that is now in the bbc to say a little bit more about what exactly has gone on here, when this investigation started, what the current status of that investigation is, why the broadcaster in question was still on airfor some is, why the broadcaster in question was still on air for some time after the reports first

hi, lucy.is? hi, lucy. timing -wise it comes a week after _ this? hi, lucy. timing -wise it comes a week after the - this? hi, lucy. timing -wise it comes a week after the state | this? hi, lucy. timing -wise it i comes a week after the state run media were campaigning for this, and days after the third anniversary of the security law that has seen over 16 civil society groups disband, elections with pre—approved candidates, sensitive books removed from book shelves, and traditional democrats like some of these eight other behind bars, in self exile, or have quit politics altogether. what a lot of the eight have in common is that they have continued campaigning from abroad. some of them have joined lobby groups that have managed to get some political momentum with regards to sanctions and things like that, but of course it was very difficult this morning in the press conference to get a clear idea of what exactly they are hoping will happen. australia, the us and the uk have said that they will

lucy, let me start— psychotherapist lucy beresford. lucy, let me start with you.ic stage , you're there to be shot stage, you're there to be shot down and that comes with the territory. mark you get trolled. i get. i get some abusive comments. it comes. it comes with the job. but look, jeremy has upset the indians. the pakistan , chinese, mexicans, pakistan, chinese, mexicans, argentina . it's part of it's argentina. it's part of it's part of his job. lib dems. yeah the lot and it's part. and we find it hilarious. he's he's boonsh. find it hilarious. he's he's boorish . he does it. and that's boorish. he does it. and that's part of the way he is his appeal. but look. so i like lucy said, i fully disagree but on a serious note, the greatest threats to our way of life is to me is not climate change. it's not russia , it's not pandemics. not russia, it's not pandemics. it's the threat to free speech and freedom and what's going on with deplatforming. cancel culture and everything is a very, very sinister development in the west. and we really need to redress this bal

lucy, let me start— psychotherapist lucy beresford. lucy, let me start with you.y years ago, when you put yourself on a public stage , you're there to be shot stage, you're there to be shot down and that comes with the territory. mark you get trolled. i get. i get some abusive comments. it comes. it comes with the job. but look, jeremy has upset the indians. the pakistan , chinese, mexicans, pakistan, chinese, mexicans, argentina . it's part of it's argentina. it's part of it's part of his job. lib dems. yeah the lot and it's part. and we find it hilarious. he's he's boonsh. find it hilarious. he's he's boorish . he does it. and that's boorish. he does it. and that's part of the way he is his appeal. but look. so i like lucy said, i fully disagree but on a serious note, the greatest threats to our way of life is to me is not climate change. it's not russia , it's not pandemics. not russia, it's not pandemics. it's the threat to free speech and freedom and what's going on with deplatforming. cancel culture and everything is a very, very sinister development in the

lucy: why not?arisa guthrie: lucille ball was always trying to emancipate herself from the wife and the homemaker role. bob saget: and every time she gets the opportunity, something goes awry. jaleel white: lucille ball was fearless in her physical comedy. you know, women were supposed to be demure and dainty and in their place. tim allen: lucille ball was one of my favorites for timing her bits. desi: what do you think you're doing? well? jennifer armstrong: i love lucy became a phenomenon instantly. lorraine ali: when you think about the era that lucille ball came up in, and what she was able to achieve it's astounding. desi: hey! i'm a father, i'm a father! tom gilbert: when lucy and ricky had a baby, it was like huge. it was the highest-rated show of the series. it changed 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. marisa guthrie: then the family moved to the suburbs... lucy: gee isn't this exciting. w

that was my colleague lucy great speaking to our _ lucy great speaking to our correspondent in greececity centre. it's part of the dutch capital's latest attempts to limit visitor numbers and curb pollution. the city council said the ships weren't in line with its sustainable ambitions. courtney bembridge has more details. when many people think of amsterdam, they might imagine scenes like this, but all too often, it actually looks a bit more like this. and the city council is trying to crack down on mass tourism in a number of ways, cruise ships being the latest of those measures. so the city now deciding to ban cruise ships in the city centre. and to give you an idea of the scale, it used to receive around 100 cruise ships each year. that averages out to about two a week. and this is where they used to dock, right in the centre of amsterdam. and the council says no longer does it want this to happen, that they don't align with the city's values. now, amsterdam has become a bit of a victim of its own success. each year, there are around 20 million visitors. so, this is a problem for

lucy bronze has been _ inspirational message for lucy?onze was one of the first players i _ joined football and lucy bronze was one of the first players i looked - joined football and lucy bronze was one of the first players i looked upl one of the first players i looked up to. one of the first players i looked up to tiff— one of the first players i looked up to. . ., , . one of the first players i looked up to. _, , ., ., ., to. of course, we will have to have some score — to. of course, we will have to have some score predictions. _ to. of course, we will have to have some score predictions. 31-macro. i some score predictions. 31-macro. 2l-macro- — some score predictions. 31-macro. 21-macro. 21-macro. _ some score predictions. 31-macro. 21-macro. 21-macro. that- some score predictions. 31-macro. 21-macro. 21-macro. that man i some score predictions. 31-macro. l 21-macro. 21-macro. that man over there is lucy's — 21-macro. 21-macro. that man over there is lucy's from _ 21-macro. 21-macro. that man over there is lucy's from a _ 21-macro.

lucy works as a cleaner and is squashing — tuesday.leaner and is squashing all her _ tuesday. lucy works as a cleaner and is squashing all her hours _ tuesday. lucy works as a cleaner and is squashing all her hours into - tuesday. lucy works as a cleaner and is squashing all her hours into two i is squashing all her hours into two days rather than for this summer and is planning a lots of free fun for the rest of the time. she is planning a lots of free fun for the rest of the time.— the rest of the time. she likes auoin on the rest of the time. she likes going on walks _ the rest of the time. she likes going on walks down - the rest of the time. she likes going on walks down the - the rest of the time. she likes. going on walks down the canal, providing the weather. for going on walks down the canal, providing the weather. for holly may come u- providing the weather. for holly may come up with — providing the weather. for holly may come up with three _ providing the weather. for holly may come up with three children - providing the we

lucy: why not?arisa guthrie: lucille ball was always trying to emancipate herself from the wife and the homemaker role. bob saget: and every time she gets the opportunity, something goes awry. jaleel white: lucille ball was fearless in her physical comedy. you know, women were supposed to be demure and dainty and in their place. tim allen: lucille ball was one of my favorites for timing her bits. desi: what do you think you're doing? well? jennifer armstrong: i love lucy became a phenomenon instantly. lorraine ali: when you think about the era that lucille ball came up in, and what she was able to achieve it's astounding. desi: hey! i'm a father, i'm a father! tom gilbert: when lucy and ricky had a baby, it was like huge. it was the highest-rated show of the series. it changed 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. marisa guthrie: then the family moved to the suburbs... lucy: gee isn't this exciting. w

lucy's book, process, is out on thursday.n to the alzheimer's story commit major development in terms of a new drug, we will talk to hilary evans, chief executive of the alzheimer's research uk, co—chair of the uk major... after the weather. hello. the weather is relatively cool and showery here in the uk, but let's talk about that heatwave in the mediterranean. by the end of monday we will have seen temperatures in the mid—40s in some spots from spain to the central med. tomorrow could actually be the peak of the heatwave around parts of sardinia and also into italy. rome is likely to see temperatures around 40 degrees or more. let's have a look at past records. they have been in the high—lios in recent years and officially the highest temperature is actually 48 degrees celsius in athens in the late �*70s. we could be approaching those values, but not a guarantee. this is why we've got the heatwave in the south and the cooler air across the uk — all because of that jet stream and that fresher air coming in from the north. th

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lucy. _ later or what? the heat, not at the moment, lucy, not— later or what?later or what? the heat, not at the moment, lucy, not towards the . later or what? the heat, not at the | moment, lucy, not towards the uk. later or what? the heat, not at the i moment, lucy, not towards the uk. it stays across the southern half of europe. i willjust click my charts on a bit now, as we had towards northern europe, it is cooler, temperatures below average and we have low pressure systems winding their way in off the atlantic. so we have some very unusual wet and windy july have some very unusual wet and windy july weather across our shows at the moment, gusts of wind expected to 40 to 50 miles an hour. those under canvas, not great news and large waves battering the coast and heavy rain. met office warning is out for the wind and rain, really inclement weather heading our way through today and into tomorrow. lots of heavy showers continue throughout the weekend. heavy showers continue throughout the weekend-— the weekend. what a contrast. it is indeed, the weekend. what

lucy is fluent in english.nd tours in she spent the city of petrozavodsk. that is , she is a very educated person. here, however, she chose this path and persuade. it was almost impossible for her. they have a big family here. vasya seventh fire mla. yes, yes, we have a difference in years. lyudmila is 16 years old. when i was born, she already entered her studies at the pedagogical uh, here is a kindergarten teacher. and of course, as an adult, as an older one. she always helped us around the house. when it was necessary to start the first class, she dropped everything and helps the clothes settle everything, yes, since the parents were doing household chores, they had a lot, a lot of work. but tell me, what is it that should happen anyway? really that, here parting with the husband? yes, that's how it affected her that she decided to become a hermit. i don’t know, it’s hard to say, probably everyone in life, well, they are experiencing, in order to take such a serious step, they are probably experiencing some

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lucy has said being on x—factor in 2012 felt like being in an lucy has said being on x—factor in 2012 reason she left the itv show weekly after week three of the contest was because she had been raped and wasn't actually ill. lucy also says the industry needs to change to better protect people taking part in reality tv shows. duty of care evolving their duty of care processes. some other stories for you now. units could be restricted in students to poor quality courses. rishi sunak is that he wants to put end to that he wants to put an end to people being taken advantage of. more on al then, the head of. more on al then, the head of the ai government taskforce has told the bbc that protecting british drops will be a challenge as ai systems have become more advanced. there have already been reports of multiple job losses because of multiple job losses because of it. next, could there be a turning point in the fight of it. next, could there be a turning dementia? fight of it. next, could there be a turning dementia? following a against dementia? following a global trail a new drug has a

the digital economy is lucy lucy has been in yandex.plus for a long time, but lucy does not know aboutin the plus, she rides a skateboard without music. lucy doesn’t know about zines, she doesn’t know about books in her subscription, but how is it? yandex.music kinopoisk and books, the owner , everything is in yandex.plus, let him ask not that you can quit, how are your vocal lessons? the us administration is preparing provocations to discredit the government and syria and disrupt normalization of the situation in the region, such a statement was made in the foreign intelligence service of russia, so according to the information of the department, the states handed over a rocket with poisonous substances to militants who are operating in the south of the arab republic, the extremists worked out a manual for their use in may and then looks like according to our intelligence service. more than 100 civilians were poisoned. the russian embassy in france recommended that citizens of our country refrain from visiting the suburbs of large cities of the fifth republic in connection with the ri

the culture secretary lucy frazer says she is assured that the bbc is investigating allegations againstf its presenters "swiftly and sensitively" after urgent talks with the corporation's director general. the sun newspaper reports the unnamed male presenter was pictured in his underwear, on a video call to the young person. it comes after earlier allegations that the presenter was accused of paying a teenager £35,000 for sexually explicit photos — beginning when they were 17. bbc news impartiality covers stories about the wider corporation and like other news organisations is seeking further clarification from the corporation on the story. helena wilkinson reports. today's front pages contain new serious allegations against a top bbc presenter. the star is accused of allegedly paying a teenager thousands of pounds in exchange for explicit photos. in new claims today, the individual�*s mother told the sun on sunday the presenter was pictured in his underwear, ready for her child to perform for him. the allegations first emerged in the sun yesterday. the paper isn't naming the presenter

this turned political where we had lucy frazer a couple of times a day.that? iiit a bring us up-to-date on that? in a wa , the bring us up-to-date on that? in a way, the political _ bring us up—to—date on that? t�*t —. way, the political pressure has abated for now. just a few hours ago, we had a statement stressing how concerning the allegations were. a phone conversation and happen between the director—general and the culture secretary swiftly after that, she put out a tweet saying she was pretty happy that the bbc were investigating these allegations and would do so swiftly and sensitively and actually now, the message from government is to allow the government is to allow the government —— bbc two carry on with their investigation. the shadow chancellor, stressing how deeply concerned she was, the former home secretary priti patel saying there were serious questions for the bbc to answer. saying that there were plenty of questions that need answering from the bbc soap we will wait and see what more the corporation has a say about this in the coming ho

lucy manning with the latest _ accident this morning. latest from _ accident this morning. lucy manning with the latest from wimbledon, - with the latest from wimbledon, thank you. the crown prosecution service has decided four retired metropolitan police officers who led the first investigation into stephen lawrence's murder will not face criminal charges. it was in april 1993 that stephen lawrence was stabbed to death by a gang of young white men in eltham, south—east london, while waiting for a bus. after police investigations failed to produce results, the family brought a private prosecution in 1996, but no—one was convicted. three years later, the macpherson report, which resulted from a public inquiry ordered by the government, found that the met police was "institutionally racist". after a review of the forensic evidence, david norris and gary dobson, two of the prime suspects, were given life sentences for stephen's murder in 2012. in 2020, scotland yard decided to stop investigating the case. our home affairs correspondent dani

lucy: it's so tasty, too! tracy morgan: you fell in love with these characters. arnold: what chu' talkin' about willis? geri jewell: we need to laugh at ourselves. joey: you hide my clothes, i'm wearing everything you own. constance wu: laughter opens you up. haley: okay ready? surprise! [screaming and chaos] mara brock akil: the things that we might be afraid to talk about. bow: some people that were supposed to protect us didn't do the right thing. tim reid: like racism. son: so the cops are the bad guys? dre: yes. bow: no. kim fields: class wars ralph: money! i'm a millionaire. dan levy: and gender diversity... sarah: dad? maura: hi girls. ted danson: you can reach in and really touch people's hearts. dianne: i hate you sam: are you as turned on as i am? dianne: more! rainn wilson: whether it's a family living under the same roof... jj: dyno-mite! james: now that's the kind of talk i like to hear. rainn wilson: ...or gathered together in a workplace. jack: jenna, that's a glue stick. jenna: mmm? rainn wilson: all the great sitcoms are about family. debra: so w

you, lucy. i want your action to this recent washington post reporting the trump tried to pressure then arizona governor doug doocy to overturn the states presidential election results in 2020. no trump reportedly sands that have enough fraudulent votes could be found that he would overcome his loss in that state. get another perfect call, right. like the one to georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger but lucy, these allegations are related to an election and whatever you want to sabotage money payments or whatever, these are safe to do with an election and integrity election. >> yeah. that is right. in the case of doug doocy you see that doug doocy decided not to play the game with donald trump, and as a result he has essentially persona non grata in the republican party. not just in arizona better nationally as well because he is disloyal and in contrast to doug doocy they think that the former republican nominee for the arizona supreme court gubernatorial race last year is making this h

our special- correspondent, lucy manning, thank you.bombs but will continue to play its part in supporting ukraine. the prime minister was speaking after washington decided to send the weapons to the ukrainian military to help in their fight against russia. the uk is one of 123 countries that have banned the controversial weapons. our security correspondent, frank gardner, has more. explosion cluster bombs. devastating when they explode on the ground, still dangerous when they don't. they're highly effective against infantry in the open. but so many later end up killing and maiming civilians they are banned in most countries, including britain. the uk is signatory to a convention which prohibits the production or use of cluster munitions and discourages their use. we will continue to do our part to support ukraine against russia's illegal and unprovoked invasion, we've done that by providing heavy battle tanks and most recently long range weapons. president biden is said to have agonised for months over whether to agree to ukraine's req

well, lucy, we've been hearing from the premise _ area. been hearing from the premise of— area. well, lucy, we've been hearing from the premise of this _ area. well, lucy, we've been hearing from the premise of this morning - area. well, lucy, we've been hearing from the premise of this morning as| from the premise of this morning as he sets out his plans for the energy sector. as you say, he has announced the issuing of around 100 new north sea oil and gas drilling licences. as well as millions of pounds in funding for the acorn carbon capture and storage project at the saint fergus gas terminal here in aberdeenshire. it is a project that has long been discussed and been underdeveloped for many years now. it is designed to use existing infrastructure and pipelines to essentially pump carbon dioxide and other harmful greenhouse gas emissions from the source, and pump it from various sites around scotland out around one mile underneath the north sea. this will be scotland's first such sea cs facility, it missed out on uk government funding

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lucy benjamin butterworth.casting darling angela rippon prepares to become the oldest contestant on strictly come dancing, could she be in for a win before the series even begins? find out as we crown tonight's greatest briton and union jackass but next in uncancelled the royal family uncancelled as the royal family are once again accused racism are once again accused of racism by the independent is by lefty rag, the independent is this evidence and this the evidence harry and meghan have been waiting for or a over nothing? former a fuss over nothing? former editor the kelvin editor of the sun kelvin mackenzie weighs that. mackenzie weighs in on that. plus, our exclusive on the scabies scandal at raf wethersfield next. we're back . in time now for uncanceled . and time now for uncanceled. and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media and having only just recovered from meghan markle's face fake racism allegati

and living together puts a a relationship to the test for example, lucy was in bed one night eatingter ] and now we're married so it all worked out [ cheers and applause [ laughter ] i don't deserve that she proposed to me, which was pretty cool. any ladies here propose to the men? give us a yeah that's emasculating. okay [ laughter ] it was amazing right she got down in the middle of the street, right. everybody was walking by and she said "simon, will you marry me?" and everyone walking by stopped, they started to applauding and cheering, which made it so hard to say no. [ laughter ] and my instinct was like, "no, no, i was going to get around to it. i'm transferring money between accounts [ laug ]time." saw the tears o wellin hyes, i realized in that instant, just how much money i was going to save. [ laughter ] and i said "yes," right? weddings are expensive, man. millennials now are sponseoring their weddings and putting it on social media just to make some money back, right which i think so tacky and wish i had done it. [ laughter ] i would have had a commercial break during t

lucy and i were talking because lucy and linda and her mother came to visit that day as mother was leaving that afternoon one evening to go check herself into bethesda. and lucy said, i don't know why your mother just have somebody else. let us see the white house, because it's a real privilege to go back to the house and see the house after you've left. i've only been once and then allowed to go upstairs to my bedroom and see my bedroom of what it looks like now, who knows what it looks like now? but anyway, you don't normally to go upstairs into the family and so we were letting lucy and linda see their old rooms and and all of that and they unaware that mother was headed to bethesda naval hospital that afternoon, which i'm sure patty involved in right in that press release. and said to me, she goes, your mother was so gracious because she could have, you know, and said, but lucy, you and i now know how special it is to go back to the house. and why would my mother take that away from you. and and your mother. because it's unique experience and because my mother, lady bird, were also lon

lucy 's friends. they look only at him, he is of all men, with whom he is like behind a stone wall, as if from a movie, a decisive cold look. here is your raspberry. stop, i love you, so that everything is always said happiness loves silence. and i want her to cry looking. ke many break hearts and seems to want a happy ending and everyone was so hoping for me something more. and i don't need anyone but you. if the whole world is against us, i will not stop loving you. and even if you suddenly chase after us, you will shoot and feed cartridges. everything constantly say to happiness you love silence. and i want to go back to fucking crying hollywood all the time tv parts of love silence i will cry all constantly say happiness love your wife. and i want her looking away crying all the time you love silence. and i want hello. this is tatyana gevorkyan and the podcast is not embroidered. and today we have a special guest , a designer who very rarely gives interviews. and she is a real visionary and a litt

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

the jury in the murder trial of nurse lucy letby has been sent out at manchester crown court to startbabies and attempting to murder ten others at the countess of chester hospital. 0ur correspondent danny savage is there. thejury went the jury went out in the last few minutes here at manchester crown court. lucy b who is 33, was a nurse at the countess of chester hospital faces 22 counts in total of murdering seven children, attempting to kill ten others, she denies all the charges. this is a trial that started in october last year, on going for nine months so that you may have had an awful lot of evidence in that time. the prosecution says lucy b was calculating and devious, and opportunist his favourite way of killing or trying to kill babies was by injecting them with air and the defence says there were a serious failures in care at the hospital which is really at the case. there is no direct evidence says the defence of lucy b actually doing any of the acts alleged against her, the reason for that is that is that she did not do this, that is the basis of her defence. thejudge did

lucy, thanks for “oininu formal response.- — well, today the director general of the bbc, tim davie, defended the corporation's handling of the initial complaint against the presenter. the bbc was first contacted almost eight weeks ago by the family claiming their child had received money for sexually explicit photos. but the presenter was not spoken to by the corporation until last thursday. our media editor katie razzall reports on the latest developments. the bbc at the centre of a storm. not a good situation, the director—general said today. claim and counterclaim goes on about a bbc presenter, still unnamed, explicit photographs, and quite what the bbc did when a family complained. in his first interview since the crisis erupted, tim davie said he had launched an internal review of bbc complaints procedure. i think there is a valid question that i am asking which is, how are complaints like this red flagged through the organisation? i want that immediately looked at and also review the overall process and protocols to ma

today culture secretary lucy frazer held urgent talks with the bbc director—general tim davie and said the corporation was investigating swiftly and sensitively. the allegations first emerged in the sun yesterday. the paper isn't naming the presenter for legal reasons. it's claimed the bbc star paid around £35,000 to a 17—year—old over a three—year period in return for explicit photos. the young person's mother told the paper her child, now 20, used the money to fund a crack cocaine habit. the family told the sun they complained to the bbc about the presenter in may, but became frustrated that the star remained on air. this afternoon, the culture secretary, who described the allegations as deeply concerning, spoke to the bbc�*s director general tim davie. the bbc do need to speed up theur processes. it looks like these issues were raised in may, we're now injuly and the presenter stayed on air. in all of the sand in our conversations about it, we have to remember that there is a person, young person at the centre of this. there has been pressure to from politicians on all sides. the th

lucy, as her friends call her, was a frequent visitor to receptions at various institutions.omplained to a local blogger, but could not really explain what the problem was. there ilya works for him, he was on duty with me at night. he says, aunt lucy to be like that, how are you bigger. he knows all of you will survive him. he tells you everything, his women lucy has several cars and stickers with nostalgia for the soviet past on all of them . it is possible that she could be an adherent of a sect of citizens of the ussr who are now recognized as an extremist organization. but this is still to be established by the guardian of order, but lydia pockmarked lives. in the very center of krasnodar in a pre-revolutionary one-story house. there are only two apartments here. one of them, her neighbor, a criminal old woman, says there were no problems with her before. well, yes, they didn’t lay it out, there are cartridges and all the rest. that is, there really was inside it. why not talk to her. i never heard from her, the only neighbor. pensioners. he also never talks about a confl