luci; is expected to to three weeks. lucy letb has is expected to to three weeks.. lucy letby has also launched an appeal or herself of her convictions, hasn't she? , ., ., herself of her convictions, hasn't she? , . ., ., . ., she? yes. her legalteam launched an a- ealto she? yes. her legalteam launched an appeal to appeal _ she? yes. her legalteam launched an appeal to appeal against _ she? yes. her legalteam launched an appeal to appeal against her— appeal to appeal against her convictions and she maintains innocence on all of the charges that she faces. , , , ., she faces. just in terms of the outstanding — she faces. just in terms of the outstanding charges. - she faces. just in terms of the outstanding charges. there i she faces. just in terms of the i outstanding charges. there were several, weren't there? we had during the trial in terms of what she was found guilty of was murdering seven babies and numerous other attempted murders of other children. do we know any of the details about this child k? i don't have the details _ details about this child k? i d

lucy, thank you very much. lucy mannin: 4. lucy, thank you very much. lucy manning the _ 4.lucy manning the across _ 4. lucy, thank you very much. lucy manning the across the _ 4. lucy, thank you very much. lucy manning the across the story. - 4. lucy, thank you very much. lucy manning the across the story. in i 4. lucy, thank you very much. lucy| manning the across the story. in the last few minutes, on the bbc news website, helena wilkinson has said talks are continuing over russell brand's plymouth show on friday. he is due to perform on his tour at plymouth for billion. a spokesperson from the told the bbc they are in talks with the tour promoters and will have an update for the press in due course. he is apparently due to perform in front of theatre—goers in windsor tomorrow, and we are still waiting for the theatre to let us know what the plans are with regard to his show. i direct you to the website if you are stepping away from your television. a flight carrying five americans who'd been held in prison in iran for years has landed in doha. the former prisoners took o

hi, lucy. nice to meet you. is developing what could become the world's first robot guide dog. oh, my gosh. is it a navigation tool? is it like a different aid other than a long white cane? yes. 0h, brilliant! a mobile phone app is used to programme a destination into the suitcase, which plans a route and directs the user. just hold the handle. not too tight. which button? ai voice: resume navigation. yeah, resume navigation. just hold. 0h! 0k, bye. bye! lucy laughs i've never been guided by an ai before! this is so cool! ai voice: push the elevator button on your front. .. - push the elevator button on your front left. no way! it's moving me round the lift! we're going down. go! it's not a guide dog. forward ! no, door�*s not closing! no, suitcase! ok, i'm out the lift. go! faster, faster, faster, faster, faster. i think he's possibly going slow because there's loads of stuff around me. he's just being careful. he cares about my wellbeing. come on, robot. you can do it. there's amazing people out there developi

let�*s return to the news of lucy letby. thejury let�*s return to the news of lucy letby. to five children. willjoin our correspondent at manchester crown court. there was a short court here this morning that lasted about half an hour. morning that lasted about half an houn ., morning that lasted about half an hour. . , , morning that lasted about half an hour. , ., morning that lasted about half an hour. a . ,, morning that lasted about half an hour. ., ., ,, ., hour. lucy letby appeared by video link and that _ hour. lucy letby appeared by video link and that was _ hour. lucy letby appeared by video link and that was that _ hour. lucy letby appeared by video link and that was that the - hour. lucy letby appeared by video link and that was that the crown i link and that was that the crown prosecution service announced that they would be bringing a retrialfor lucy letby on one count of attempted murder. this relates to a baby girl who was known as baby k who lucy letby is alleged to have attempted to murder in february 2016. a provisional trial date has been set forjune ne

lucy _ us more details. there was a hearing of half-an-hour. lucy letby - us more details.. lucy letby appeared via video link and the crown prosecution service announced they would be bringing a retrialfor her on one account of attempted murder, relating to a baby girl known as baby k who lucy letby is alleged to have attempted to murder inappropriate 2016. a trial date has been set forjune next year for that trial. we had a statement from the crown prosecution service saying the decision over whether to bring a retrial was a complex and difficult one, saying they have taken into account the views are several people including the police, the families and their prosecution counsel. they say there are a number of factors over the decision, they've met with families to explain their conclusions. we've also had a statement from the solicitors representing a number of the families, saying they are disappointed by this decision by the crown prosecution service. also worth noting lucy letby has always denied the allegations and indeed her defence team have made an application to

hello, - lucy. they are continuing. the tremor was felt mainly in areas, the worst hit areas by friday's earthquake in the provinces of al—haouz and taroudant. and actually in agadir they felt it as well. the aftershocks are quite scary for some people for so i've been speaking to some locals about their fares and whether they are actually scared of these aftershocks are many of them have told me that every time they feel and aftershock, they feel that there is another earthquake coming in and it reminds them of the main quake that hit the country on friday. the people who are affected and most other people who are in the remote villages in the mountainous areas because aftershocks leave them with few options, eitherto aftershocks leave them with few options, either to stay the night in an already damaged building orjust go out and decide to sleep in the open, and they are actually fearing of the fact that if they stay the night in the open, the already damaged buildings could just crash and to so t

so, through lucy, the misfortune of rodion gazmanov and now you are growing up.nov. maybe this is the melody of youth, that is, the formation of the choice of a future path at the moment of youth when my musical taste was forming. i listened to three russian musicians. a oleg mikhailovich gazmanova because everything was written in front of me. yes, i listened to a lot of leonid agutin and i didn’t come by rating, but simply left the most important thing for valery sutnov’s snack, and yes, this is the album that is needed and an album of radius roads. i listened to it all the time. yes, i went to study in england, great britain. so in my room i constantly listened to these musicians. i can listen to one album for a week in a row without ever getting tired of it. and when the british began to come into my room, he says, au syutkin, i immediately realized that here i am i listen to my last name enough when i come somewhere where there is no understanding of the russian language. eh, i'm very pleased when they say to settle you according to your last name? i'm sayin

lucy cooke has been documenting the strange lives of sloths for 15 years.ta rica where scientists are making new discoveries about a creature that's turned survival of the fittest upside down. >> this is an area where there are lots of sloths, so that we have on our side. >> the first thing we learned about sloths is that it's hard to spot them in the wild. we were warned to keep our eyes on the ground for poisonous snakes as lucy cooke scanned the treetops. the sloth is a master of disguise. it blends into the canopy and can easily be mistaken for a tuft of leaves. >> they tend to hunker down when it rains, so making it even harder to see them. >> our luck improved on the beach. >> oh! there's been out there! she's in the nook of the tree looking a bit like a termite hump and she's hunched over, so what we're looking at is her back. >> that is not the side of the sloth we went all of the way to central america to see. lucy cooke took us to an animal sanctuary to give us a look at the two species of sloth, the brad i pus and the two toed. they look like a c

>> lucy, what's your version? >> lucy, what's your version?dream to convert the world giant land world into just one giant land mass buyers and mass of buyers and sellers and have no borders whatsoever and erase nation state that that erase the nation state that that would work well, didn't it? i mean . 1.2 to 1.8 billion climate mean. 1.2 to 1.8 billion climate refugees by 2050. that's what's being estimated . and 100 million being estimated. and 100 million displaced people, hundreds of millions are eligible for asylum . it will be the end of europe. our culture, our identity . it our culture, our identity. it has a huge religious, economic and culture impact, except we're not going to put up with that, are we? but we have to be free to it because to talk about it because we're actually citizens at actually putting the citizens at risk, undocumented risk, having undocumented men anyway . we need change the anyway. we need to change the treaties. nigel you know that out but not why we have out of date. but not why we have to the whole thing a

now, 33—year—old lucy letby was present via video link from her prison today.he spoke to confirm her name and that she could see and hear proceedings over that link. her defence barrister in court told the judge that she maintains her innocence on all charges. now, the proposed retrial date for this one charge of attempted murder is injune next year here at manchester crown court. now, thejury failed to reach verdicts on six charges of attempted murder at the end of her trial, so why only one today? there are obviously five other charges. the crown prosecution service say those decisions were extremely complex and difficult, and that they listen to the families and met and explained their decision making process to them. one of the solicitors representing some of those families say they are disappointed with today's decision. we believe families of further alleged victims still have questions that are unanswered. to sumrise, lucy letby will be tried again in one charge of attempted murder in relation to a girl known as baby k. and that will take place in manche

>> lucy, what's your version? >> lucy, what's your version?dream to convert the world giant land world into just one giant land mass buyers and mass of buyers and sellers and have no borders whatsoever and erase nation state that that erase the nation state that that would work well, didn't it? i mean . 1.2 to 1.8 billion climate mean. 1.2 to 1.8 billion climate refugees by 2050. that's what's being estimated . and 100 million being estimated. and 100 million displaced people, hundreds of millions are eligible for asylum . it will be the end of europe. our culture, our identity . it our culture, our identity. it has a huge religious, economic and culture impact, except we're not going to put up with that, are we? but we have to be free to it because to talk about it because we're actually citizens at actually putting the citizens at risk, undocumented risk, having undocumented men anyway . we need change the anyway. we need to change the treaties. nigel you know that out but not why we have out of date. but not why we have to the whole thing a

belinda, i former brexit party mep belinda de lucy . belinda, i cannot de lucy.ieve that slippery starmer has just literally tried to slip this announcement in no debate, no discussion with the wider public. this is an outrage . public. this is an outrage. >> after all, labour had to do to win the next election is to be quiet. and then they open their mouths. and these are the policies we get that are insane . they're they're ludicrous. giving children the vote for so, so many reasons. giving children the vote for so, so many reasons . and how so many reasons. and how embarrassing for a party lacking so much confidence in their own policies to persuade adults that they have to start targeting children, children who have not fully developed mental lee yet children who are easily manipulated, easily influenced . manipulated, easily influenced. i live in a house full of teenagers . i live in a house full of teenagers. dan we i live in a house full of teenagers . dan we have teenagers teenagers. dan we have teenagers over all the time. i love them to pieces. i respec

well, now we will hear her lucy chegotinu.no longer suits you. here we need some more brutal name for a superstar. you really are. tasya komarova was just in shock when taisiya komarova spoke to them. it was as if i had been to a rock concert, already held by rock musicians. thank you huge, so i just take off all my hats to you. thank you very much, cool you on. to be honest, i even wonder. why do you need us? i think you just need to write your own material and become a great artist. it is, the more you write songs little by little. it's the most, really important thing for artists to have great stuff. i wish you good luck, and that all the dreams of four as soon as possible, thank you very much. but uh, what do you think the old-timer would say. you have heard it many times. yes i i don’t even know, well, i hope that he will praise. well , of course, i appreciate it. firstly. you have grown incredibly. it's so nice to look at you at all. you have grown as a person. and as a professional and i'm sure you translated the lyrics

lucy letby will face a retrial here in manchester next summer.y in her trial also couldn't decide on five other charges of attempted murder on these wards. she's not facing a retrial on those allegations. that has left some families upset. it's disappointing that the cps are not going to move forward with a retrial on five of the charges. i think that we need to start looking now about the other avenues available to those families. it's really important that we find answers for these families as to what happened to their children. the crown prosecution service says... "these decisions on whether to seek retrial is on the remaining counts of attempted murder were extremely complex and difficult. before reaching our conclusions, we listened carefully to the views of the families affected, police and prosecution counsel." lucy letby was cleared of two charges of attempted murder and has lodged an appeal against her convictions. but she is set to face a jury again. as things stand, that will be here in these buildings at manchester crown court injune

belinda, i former brexit party mep belinda de lucy . belinda, i cannot de lucy.ieve that slippery starmer has just literally tried to slip this announcement in no debate, no discussion with the wider public. this is an outrage . public. this is an outrage. >> after all, labour had to do to win the next election is to be quiet. and then they open their mouths. and these are the policies we get that are insane . they're they're ludicrous. giving children the vote for so, so many reasons. giving children the vote for so, so many reasons . and how so many reasons. and how embarrassing for a party lacking so much confidence in their own policies to persuade adults that they have to start targeting children, children who have not fully developed mental lee yet children who are easily manipulated, easily influenced . manipulated, easily influenced. i live in a house full of teenagers . i live in a house full of teenagers. dan we i live in a house full of teenagers . dan we have teenagers teenagers. dan we have teenagers over all the time. i love them to pieces. i respec

it's about lucy letby , the news. it's about lucy letby, the baby killer. whole life orders last month for murdering seven babies and attempting to murder six others. >> well, earlier on, we spoke to our north—west of england. >> reporter sophie reaper, it's been 29 days now since lucy letby was found guilty of seven murders and seven counts of attempted murder. >> and we now know that she has indeed made a formal bid to appeal against those convictions . last month, she earned the title of the worst serial killer of children in modern british history with justice goss, the judge presiding over the case telling her, you acted in a way thatis telling her, you acted in a way that is completely contrary to the normal human instinct of nurturing and caring for babies. he thus sentenced her to a whole life order, which should mean she would spend the rest of her life in prison. however, we have heard from the court of appeals staff that she she and her legal team have now made an application to try and overturn all 14 of those convictions that she was found guil

, lucy, again , lucy, well done, the chant is over.gozmanov, of course, among friends, hello, we could not do without this song in any way, under any circumstances, the dog disappeared, this is for this guy, there’s a lot to talk about, i’m so glad to see you, welcome. hello, buddy, so , well, we need to chat, you sit back, we’ll start right now, to a circle of friends, tell us why you don’t have a dog, how come? i’ll explain, but as a child i was simply traumatized by a dog, because every person who considers himself funny and a wonderful joker said: “well, dear, i found my dog, after this i don’t want a dog anymore, although i actually have i had a dog, a german shepherd, yes, now i understand that i am everything. more of a cat person, i have a cat, yes, but at least, because a cat needs much less attention than i can pay, since i’m on tour all the time, right, well, in general, the choice is obvious, you have a cat, yes, listen, well, dad is a huge dog lover, i think he still has dogs, he knows that we live separately, yes, yes, ye

some other stories now, the serial killer nurse lucy b . the serial killer nurse lucy b is to face ae attempted murder of 6 others. and they england and wales, will invest more in women's cricket and 7 will invest more in women's cricketand 7 in will invest more in women's cricket and 7 in response to a report about this termination again. finally, i'm going to leave you with 10 seconds of dogs at the movies. 219 of them came together at an outdoor cinema in los angeles, the film of choice? pop patrol of course. that's it for me. your call all caught up. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm betty glover. ajax say they're considering legal action after they're given a new date to finish their abandoned match against feyenoord. the countdown to friday's ryder cup is on. we'll hear from both captains. and the england and wales cricket board says it wants to change the game to tackle discrimination. we'll start the program with the news that the dutch

lucy letby will face a retrial here in manchester next summer. the jury in her trial also couldn't decide on five other charges of attempted murder on these wards. she's not facing a retrial on those allegations. that has left some families upset. it's disappointing that the cps are not going to move forward with a retrial on five of the charges. i think that we need to start looking now about the other avenues available to those families. it's really important that we find answers for these families as to what happened to their children. the crown prosecution service says... lucy letby was cleared of two charges of attempted murder and has lodged an appeal against her convictions. but she is set to face a jury again. danny savage with that report. uk prime minister rishi sunak today refused to confirm or deny speculation that he plans to scrap part of a high speed rail service, known as hs2. he only said that he remains committed to spreading opportunity across the country. there's a growing outcry following reports that the most northern part o

lucy. >> yeah, that's absolutely right.easily win the republican nomination from behind bars if the timeline were different. he has a 50-point lead over ron desantis. donald trump is going to be the republican nominee. understand that. we can talk about the other, the other people running in the republican primary, donald trump is the presumptive republican nominee for president already. and we know from the base that they don't care. that doesn't mean that he will farewell in a general election. polls are very early, there's still a lot of undecided voters who aren't going to want to elect a president who's behind bars, i think. howard: in fairness to the other candidates, we still have a long way to go and, obviously, it's a state by state pri process. louis by, jim, thanks for sticking with us. >>> still to come, the president's son is indicted on gun charges. we'll look at the coverage of hunter biden. ♪ what if all i do isn't enough? or what if i can do diabetes differently? (vo) now you can with once-weekly mounjaro.

malone, benjamin butterworth and belinda de lucy . also tonight belinda de lucy. also tonight was woke itv news. right to release this sweary hot mic moment from education secretary gillian keegan. >> does anyone ever say, you know what, you've done a good job because everyone else has sat on their and done nothing ? sat on their and done nothing? no, no, no signs of that. no >> we'll discuss the tory hating broadcasters latest attempt to topple a minister in the media buzz plus , as slippery starmer buzz plus, as slippery starmer reshuffles his shadow cabinet is labour loudmouth angela rayner really fit to be his deputy. >> we cannot get any worse than the position of scorn . the position of scorn. >> oh, isn't she lovely and unfiltered appraisal of the potential future. deputy prime minister's credentials. that's later in the show. also where is it wrong for rockledge and alice cooper to be cancelled ? pulled cooper to be cancelled? pulled because he described gender transitions for kids as a fad culture, a cancel culture superfan ernest owens takes on the comme

malone, benjamin butterworth and belinda de lucy . also tonight belinda de lucy. also tonight was woke itv news. right to release this sweary hot mic moment from education secretary gillian keegan. >> does anyone ever say, you know what, you've done a good job because everyone else has sat on their and done nothing ? sat on their and done nothing? no, no, no signs of that. no >> we'll discuss the tory hating broadcasters latest attempt to topple a minister in the media buzz plus , as slippery starmer buzz plus, as slippery starmer reshuffles his shadow cabinet is labour loudmouth angela rayner really fit to be his deputy. >> we cannot get any worse than the position of scorn . the position of scorn. >> oh, isn't she lovely and unfiltered appraisal of the potential future. deputy prime minister's credentials. that's later in the show. also where is it wrong for rockledge and alice cooper to be cancelled ? pulled cooper to be cancelled? pulled because he described gender transitions for kids as a fad culture, a cancel culture superfan ernest owens takes on the comme

she has bernard, mary lucy. sorry, it's lucy, frank. and i think it's joe. this is the costa family. this is settlement of costa. and this is her husband, charlie costa. there's a her children again, this is in the spring of i'm sorry, the fall of 1913. mary is married to a coal miner. she is also the daughter of a coal miner. her brothers are all coal miners. so she's someone who had grown up in the coal fields of southern colorado, said eleanor costa. also a similar situation where she's married to a coal miner. and so one of the things that happens in southern colorado is that the winter, the winter of 1912 and 1913 is really, really dangerous in the setting of coal mines. and for a variety of reasons, because coal mining is a dangerous profession regardless of what people might argue, even today, is that you have people that are digging into the earth to be able to extract this coal. so the women of these families are used to hearing of accidents. they have family members who may have been involved in accidents. so the coal mining profession is not just

but to summarise, lucy letby will be retried again on one charge of attempted murder in relation to aand that will take place in manchester here next summer, it is expected to last two to three weeks. danny savage, thank you. the prime minister has said armed police need clarity about their legal powers. rishi sunak was backing a home office review after a metropolitan police officer was charged with murdering a 24—year—old man, chris kaba, in south london last year. scores of met officers have now stood down from their firearms duties because of that charge. the head of the force has written to the home secretary, saying that it's right his officers are held to the highest standards, but that the current system undermines them. here's our home affairs correspondent tom symonds. this morning, routine police patrols around westminster remained noticeably armed, and the metropolitan police says it has enough officers willing to carry out routine firearms duties. but carrying a gun for the police is a voluntaryjob and sources say up to 300 met officers have "handed in their ticket". scot

hello, i'm lucy hockings, welcome to bbc news now. five americans who've been held in iranianjails for years have been taken to a qatari plane at tehran airport for the first leg of theirjourney back to the us. it's part of a prisoner swap deal painstakingly mediated by qatar. in return, five iranians in usjails will be released and iran will gain access to six billion dollars in oil revenues. our cheap international correspondent is where the plane will land, and told us more about what she thinks will happen next. it is a deeply controversial deal, highly complex, but compassionate. president biden has bowed to bring all americans home, including these five americans who hold iranian passport which the us describe as wrongfully detained, but they are regarded as hostages, used by iran as bargaining chips. the money that has arrived here this morning, $6 billion, they end it through selling oil to south korea. they can't access it directly, only third parties can use it to purchase non—sanction goods, including food and medicine. but

why did they leave pasha run away come on, dear lucy, we are working, working.and everything will pass. come on, pasha, come on, this is the most in the jeep, sit down . what is the power in money, the weapon of power? strength is always in truth and truth is always strong. he pointed the ninety- eighth at zubkov at our store. well, we took the money from the cashier and bled it to him. and this is hell, at first we still have the transmission of the word, and then disappeared. we understood that we were crying for our money. yes, the money is not yours, for example. don't tell the boss. we honestly chopped off for them in the zone. yes, iron logic. yes, at least mmm. well , then what about your coat to me? not rude kuznetsov kolyan leaned back before me. well, probably silk and demanded his share uh-huh, but i got it in full, then i went out there was no tooth at the address his ex-woman, she said they killed, but i found the tooth through the passport office. i come and say where the money is, but he drank it all away. i say either sell your room return the de

when we come back, a retrial former lucy retrial for former nurse lucy letby .tures rising, boxt solar. proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> good morning . welcome to your >> good morning. welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast . i'm craig snell. looking ahead to the next few days, will to the next few days, we will see sunnier and brighter see some sunnier and brighter moments. but watch out for wednesday. could turn windy wednesday. could turn very windy for some of us. back to the here and of sunshine out and now. lots of sunshine out there across parts of there actually across parts of england wales. may be england and wales. still may be a of overnight rain a little bit of overnight rain and cloud just to clear the very far southeast. for of far southeast. but for most of us, it's mixture of us, really, it's a mixture of sunny spells and scattered showers. northern showers. scotland and northern ireland of ireland seeing the main bulk of the and some of these the showers. and some of these could be quite could potentially be quit

david's here, along with lucy manning.o you lucy first, what is your assessment of the significance of the metropolitan police's involvement there? ~ , , ., involvement there? well, this is a si . nificant involvement there? well, this is a significant development, - involvement there? well, this is a significant development, it - involvement there? well, this is a significant development, it means that you do now have the police involved in the russell brand allegations for the first time and it means there is likely to be an investigation, and as part of that they are probably going to want to speak to russell brand. in a statement, the metropolitan police put out, late this afternoon, they confirmed they had had an allegation from a woman about a sexual assault, that took place she alleges in soho in 2003, and the met said they are conin contract with her and supporting her. it is very difficult for women to come forward to the police, to make allegations about these type of sexual assaults, the met are saying if anyone

thank you julie ann. lucy, yes. very much. i know a lot of people are anxious about reconnecting socially, but it does get easier. the more you do is to just start small hope they send that message that you wanted to send, you know, a friend ask someone a question on the street. it gets easier with practice. thank you. it's inherent your last sentence of advice. yeah. level. uh, and especially the kind of people do a new and that size unit on those, particularly the cost for people this i can go the carpet people, you've got such items going on and i live close to the people that most likely to, to need your friendship thank you guys so much. that is all great advice and for our viewers at home. thank you for watching today. if there's one thing you can do after the show, call a friend called family member, and thank you so much for watching the stream. the beauty of which the source of nature need to be harmonized with stable as has tenable goals. united with the diversity of cultures that quick jakarta, indonesia is ready to

benji butterworth and belinda de lucy. plus, as liz truss also hits out at the left wing orthodoxy that destroyed her premiership, her former chancellor kwasi kwarteng joins me live in the studio to give a first hand account of the anti—growth coalition that they faced in the treasury and elsewhere as caribbean nations prepare to formally request reparations from the royal family. do you think the king should be made to cough up petronella wyatt and femi nylander go head to head in the clash .7 and both the rugby world clash? and both the rugby world cup and invictus games kicked off at the weekend. but off the field there was an even fiercer pr contest between the firm and the sussex . the sussex. >> i'm not going to say you're really competitive where kunneman and invictus games 2023 here in dusseldorf . here in dusseldorf. >> so which side is winning the battle for hearts and minds by royal mail semis? >> lady colin campbell and phil dampier delivered their expert approach shortly. and you remember marianna spring, the

lucy letby will face a retrial here in manchester next summer.other charges of attempted murder on these wards. she is not facing a retrial on those allegations. that has left some families upset. it's disappointing that the cps are not going to move forward with a retrial on five of the charges. i think that we need to start looking now about the other avenues available to those families. so it's really important that we find answers for these families as to what happened to their children. the crown prosecution service says... lucy letby was cleared of two charges of attempted murder and has lodged an appeal against her convictions. but she is set to face a jury again. danny savage, bbc news, manchester. ukraine's special forces say 3a russian officers were killed in a missile strike on the navy�*s headquarters in occupied crimea on friday. they say the commander of the black sea fleet was among those who died, although they are yet to produce evidence to support their claims. russia said at the time that only one serviceman was missing. 0ur co

lucy, we want to hear from you.with experience, so i wish you good luck to work hard. and i hope that you really become a superstar, because you really have everything for this. thanks a lot. eva, well, you know where to go next, first hug with the jury, then to the waiting room. we wish you good luck and we all say together, eva , you are to the right. good job, good job , good job, good job, good luck, good luck, thank you. just congratulations, smart guy. come on, don't be arrogant to work a lot. sun cool cool so cool, congratulations, well done! leo offers a wide range of popular products for creative activities in kindergartens, schools and clubs, products manufactured at its own factories in russia , taking into account the age-related characteristics of the child’s development based on modern quality and safety standards. leo grow up. learn to play leo is always bright. do you know where the sunniest city in russia is, lyosha? no , not on the black sea coast, but believe it or not, in buryatia in its capital,

now, i didn't need any more incursions in that one. lucy bush and she didn't know she was crying. so she accepted the plea agreement and went away for, for the rest of, of her sentence. and while she was in prison, savannah was bar lucy, i visiting hours from $8.00 to $330.00 so low. she could brush feet so late. so the 1st day that that happens, the guard says that frustrating is not allowed. they got to work on them. they filed lawsuit and a judge that side in their, in lexington said it'll be a sad day in america or woman after. so in order to for the right press for your child in 1999, president bill clinton offers clemency to say guy and 11 other point the weekends with the condition that they renounced terrorism. the after serving 19 years once they got rise release from prison in 2004 the i agree with that on the so gone to said car ridge.

lucy, we appreciate _ administrations. lucy, we appreciate your _ administrations. ~' thanks so much for being with us. ., ~ , ., monday is a remembrance and reflection here in the us, on the 22nd anniversary of september 11th 2001, the deadliest terror attacks on us soil. at the site of the world trade center in lower manhattan, family members read out the names of the nearly 3,000 people killed when planes crashed into the twin towers. 0ther solemn ceremonies also took place at the other two attack sites — in shanksville, pennsylvania — and at the pentagon — where first ladyjill biden laid a wreath at the memorial in arlington. touching down in alaska, us presidentjoe biden visited troops and their families at a base in anchorage. there, he repeated the immortal words: neverforget. over the weekend, president of the spanish football federation luis rubiales resigned, following weeks of controversy over a forcible kiss in the world cup. 0ur europe correspondent jenny hill has more on the reaction in spain. the news has been widely welcomed in spain. a politician to

benji butterworth and belinda de lucy.lus, as liz truss also hits out at the left wing orthodoxy that destroyed her premiership, her former chancellor kwasi kwarteng joins me live in the studio to give a first hand account of the anti—growth coalition that they faced in the treasury and elsewhere as caribbean nations prepare to formally request reparations from the royal family. do you think the king should be made to cough up petronella wyatt and femi nylander go head to head in the clash ? and both the rugby world clash? and both the rugby world cup and invictus games kicked off at the weekend. but off the field there was an even fiercer pr contest between the firm and the sussex . the sussex. >> i'm not going to say you're really competitive where kunneman and invictus games 2023 here in dusseldorf . here in dusseldorf. >> so which side is winning the battle for hearts and minds by royal mail semis? >> lady colin campbell and phil dampier delivered their expert approach shortly. and you remember marianna spring, the bbc

coming up, lucy letby, is she the victim of a miscarriage of justice?er . the weather. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers. proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. with the gb news forecast, it's going to stay warm in the south over the next 24 hours. it's going to stay cool in the north, but through the weekend, there's an increased chance of thundery showers places as the showers in places as the humidity . for the time humidity rises. for the time being, a weather front is stuck across central swathe of the uk that's been bringing wet weather all day, really across central and southern scotland, northern england, northern ireland, that continues into the night time to the far north. we keep clear spells and a few showers, temperatures dipping in northern scotland , 3 to 6 celsius in scotland, 3 to 6 celsius in places . but it's a warm night places. but it's a warm night across much of england and wales. mid teens in places. and as the night goes on, an increased

coming up, lucy letby, is she the victim of a miscarriage of justice?er . the weather. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers. proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. with the gb news forecast, it's going to stay warm in the south over the next 24 hours. it's going to stay cool in the north, but through the weekend, there's an increased chance of thundery showers places as the showers in places as the humidity . for the time humidity rises. for the time being, a weather front is stuck across central swathe of the uk that's been bringing wet weather all day, really across central and southern scotland, northern england, northern ireland, that continues into the night time to the far north. we keep clear spells and a few showers, temperatures dipping in northern scotland , 3 to 6 celsius in scotland, 3 to 6 celsius in places . but it's a warm night places. but it's a warm night across much of england and wales. mid teens in places. and as the night goes on, an increased