your money is on malta. and how do you — do well. your money is on malta.he family?i there any group involvement, or 'ust you and the family? mr anthony costa in m band you and the family? mr anthony costa in my band is — you and the family? mr anthony costa in my band is a _ you and the family? mr anthony costa in my band is a big — you and the family? mr anthony costa in my band is a big eurovision - you and the family? mr anthony costa in my band is a big eurovision fan - in my band is a big eurovision fan as well, so me and him will get on the phone and messaging talk about it. the other two aren't really too bothered! but me and anthony love it, and it has been quite interesting, because the semifinals have gone and there are a few songs from countries i would have put my money on that they would have gone through, and they were knocked one of them being croatia, another being austria. both great songs, and they are not going through, sol austria. both great songs, and they are not going through, so i don't know what will happen tomorrow night. it is o

italy, france or malta. or norway _ look out for? italy, france or malta.reat stuff, thank you so much for coming on _ packed year. great stuff, thank you so much for coming on the - packed year. great stuff, thank you i so much for coming on the programme. thank you for watching. good evening. it certainly has been a showery week so far, hasn�*t it? but the showers today have been a little less frequent, and out to the west, there has been some decent spells of sunshine. in the sunshine it has felt quite pleasant, a beautiful afternoon in dorset. shower clouds threatening in the isle of sheppey in kent, but even here, the showers have been lighter in comparison to the last couple of days. you can see those shower clouds, with the best of the sunshine out to the west. i want to draw your attention, however, to this mass of cloud pushing in off the atlantic. it�*s a weather front which is winding its way in over the next few hours and will arrive during the early hours of thursday morning. it�*s going to bring some heavy rain and some unseasonably strong win

the main thomas could be paul bentley served with cauliflower mushrooms as well as malta his take on the field can aloni. his role desserts made with dates i miss lee cure and rose water it's called art when it comes to mauritius busines using hippies like for example are the basic and are it which is a very classic maltese space tree we found ways how to do new pastry how to do refined filling and how to do it as a restaurant no food he should leave malta as capital for lunch without visiting the food market. will find a variety of dishes here from all over the world as well as traditional martinis cuisine. that's one jonathan katz some say in his piece 13th that's the thing if. there's a combination of. the dairy a.d.n. flavors were started by so i think and i'm yes garlic and. carrots. then. the uk of course. there's all they have sent capers. there's octopus to insert insiders sourdough bread. if a tierra is filled with some dried tomatoes onions cankers. fresh. and cheese. the food that was served at the thief it's like my mom. my own grandmother as well so whatever we do from t

um, malta. how does that go? malta isje me casse. # di di di dididi didididi di di #. but who are the bookies' favourites? it's all about france versus italy. france has a stunning singer named barbara and she's showing her skin in a bustier. the song's about stepping out of the shadows and into the light. the rush of freedom and emancipation, it is a glorious moment, a warm embrace. now, from the warm embrace, we go to italy spitting in your face! while most people may not be into this kind of hard—edged rock, they do crave being among people and that's what italy gives you. and then there's malta. this is a pure pop song from an 18—year—old named destiny. it's all about the power of saying no. it's about a woman in a bar and a man is trying to make advances and she's, like, "no, i'm not your honey". in the end, it's up to them and you. you'll have a chance to vote for your number one during tonight's grand final. anna holligan, bbc news, inside rotterdam's ahoy arena. now it's time for a look at the weather with helen willetts. some sunshine in perth and kinross earl

um, malta. how does that go? malta isje me casse. # di di di dididi didididi di di #.? it's all about france versus italy. france has a stunning singer named barbara and she's showing her skin in a bustier. the songs about stepping out of the shadows and into the light. the rush of freedom and emancipation, it is a glorious moment, a warm embrace. now, from the warm embrace, we go to italy spitting in your face! while most people may not be into this kind of hard—edged rock, they do crave being among people and that's what italy gives you. and then there's malta. this is a pure pop song from an 18—year—old named destiny. it's all about the power of saying no. it's about a woman in a bar and a man is trying to make advances and she's, like, "no, i'm not your honey". in the end, it's up to them — and you. you'll have a chance to vote for your number one during tonight's grand final. anna holligan, bbc news, inside rotterdam's ahoy arena. the queen has spent the morning on board the royal navy's newest aircraft carrier — hms queen elizabeth. the major operational deployme

um, malta. how does that go? malta isje me casse — di di di dididi didididi di di.taly. france has a stunning singer named barbara and she's showing her skin in a bustier, and it's because she wants this to be raw, she wants to be naked to show you her true self. the songs about stepping out of the shadows and into the light. the rush of freedom and emancipation, it is a glorious moment, a warm embrace. now, from the warm embrace, we go to italy spitting in your face. it's very raw in a different way. they're saying, you know, "rock on, we are here, we are loud." most people may not be into this kind of hard edged rock. they do crave being among people and that's what italy gives you, whereas france, she's isolated, she's alone, so it's more of an intimate feel. then there's malta, it is a pure pop song. it's about the power of saying no. it is about a woman being approached by a man in a bar no. it is about a woman being approached bya man in a barand no. it is about a woman being approached by a man in a bar and she says no, i am not your honey. eurovision isn'tju

um, malta. how does that go? malta isje me casse. # di di di dididi didididi di di #.amed barbara and she's showing her skin in a bustier. the song's about stepping out of the shadows and into the light. the rush of freedom and emancipation, it is a glorious moment, a warm embrace. now, from the warm embrace, we go to italy spitting in your face! while most people may not be into this kind of hard—edged rock, they do crave being among people and that's what italy gives you. and then there's malta. this is a pure pop song from an 18—year—old named destiny. it's all about the power of saying no. it's about a woman in a bar and a man is trying to make advances and she's, like, "no, i'm not your honey".

she joins us from malta. thanks for being with us. how does it work? the s stem is qr code in it. how does it work? tia: system is very qr code in it. how does it work? tte: system is very important. qr code in it. how does it work? t"t2 system is very important. it qr code in it. how does it work? tt2 system is very important. it will facilitate travel in the next summer season and it is something we've been pushing for as a european parliament and a tourist state. the importance of better coordination between member states themselves and these new covid certificates as the european parliament is calling them would be an important milestone. if we implement them effectively and we scale them towards other countries. i think this is a very positive development and it's a sign that the eu is finally putting tourism on the agenda. eu is finally putting tourism on the arenda. ., . . . . . , agenda. you heard what willie walsh had to sa , agenda. you heard what willie walsh had to say. from _ agenda. you heard what willie walsh had to say

how dependent on british tourists in particular is malta?— particular is malta?rism which supports thousands ofjobs and create such a multiplying effect on our economy. how hopeful are you just briefly that malta will be on the green list for british tourists? are there any signs things could be opening up in yourfavour? the signs things could be opening up in your favour?— your favour? the number of vaccinations _ your favour? the number of vaccinations in _ your favour? the number of vaccinations in malta - your favour? the number of vaccinations in malta is - your favour? the number of vaccinations in malta is one| your favour? the number of l vaccinations in malta is one of your favour? the number of - vaccinations in malta is one of the highest in the whole of europe. literally in the whole of the world. we are vaccinating at this point 30—year—olds. many people have gone to their second dose. the number of infections is around 20, which is out of a population of half a million, it is quite something. we have operated the economyjust yesterday, shops started

we are looking forward herein malta -- here in multi-. it is a good start. anna: you are looking forward. you operate at the luxury end. do you have any thoughts on whether it will be luxury that will bounce back or the more budget end of the spectrum? a lot of people, those that have been lucky enough to accumulate a pot of savings might be looking to treat themselves after a year and a half that we have had. simon: clearly, the expectation is that the luxury sector will bounce back on the leisure side of the business will bounce back before the budget sector. it is the shared view of many in the industry. corporate travel might be more different because corporate travel will be more restricted as companies have cut budget and there are policies within companies on travel which are restricting certain travel from taking place but on the leisure side, we do see huge pent-up demand that will be coming back perhaps sooner than other parts of the market. anna: thank you, simon. enjoy that sunshine in malta. send a bit of it our way. coming u

next up we head to the mediterranean island state of malta for a colon area tour now maltese cuisine is a rich in history with influences from europe to the middle east typical dishes tend to be quite hearty but a new generation of master chefs is adding a fine touch to the traditional cuisine. has long been known for its connery delights a total of 5 restaurants on the small mediterranean island state of being awarded. 3 more have. to serve an excellent moderately priced meals one of the michelin stars went to no need in the center of malta is capital for latter which serves traditional cuisine with a modern twist. it was named after the founder jonathan brink of who is also the chef state think you have a little bit is done for 1st of all because of their subtle flavors secondly because it's very well commissioners it's not very friendly you have a very lean meat. mostly i think because the population not a good old up you can go both. properties one of the many teachers that can be ordered out of comfort but there's also a 6 course menu for the very hungry the rabbit is served wit

malta. obviously. who do you want to win? malta- how — obviously. who do you want to win? malta. that _ obviously. who do you want to win? malta. how does that go? _ obviously. who do you want to win? malta. how does that go? but - obviously. who do you want to win? malta. how does that go? but who l obviously. who do you want to win? i malta. how does that go? but who are the ke s' malta. how does that go? but who are the keys' favourites? _ malta. how does that go? but who are the keys' favourites? it _ malta. how does that go? but who are the keys' favourites? it is _ malta. how does that go? but who are the keys' favourites? it is all— the keys' favourites? it is all about france _ the keys' favourites? it is all about france versus - the keys' favourites? it is all about france versus italy. i the keys' favourites? it is all. about france versus italy. rand the keys' favourites? it is all- about france versus italy. rand is assigning dinner —— singer called —— france is a stunning singer. the song is about stepping out of the shadows and into the light. freedom and emancipat

malta, another one of the bookie's favourites, and romania are staying at the same hotel.te the strict covid measures in place. every country was told to remain in a bubble, as the uk's james newman, who is staying in a different hotel, explains. we have to isolate, and then when we get there, we go straight to the hotel and we get tested constantly, obviously, and it is all covid—safe, with social distancing and everything. and we are not allowed to leave the hotel at all, unless we go into the arena, and then we get picked up and we're not allowed to travel with anyone else, and we get separately taken there. and then, you know, in the arena, it's all totally kept separate. every one of the 39 acts competing has a back—up recording in case they are unable to perform on the night. the organisers pointed out the event is taking place with the support of the dutch government and, in a statement said... but across this host nation, there is a growing concern about the wisdom or otherwise of putting on the world's biggest televised singing competition, designed to unite a con

malta, another one of the bookie's favourites, and romania are staying at the same hotel.lf—isolate. wave to the people over there! these two cases have occurred despite the strict covid measures in place. every country is told to remain in a bubble, as the uk's james newman, who is staying in a different hotel, explains. we have to isolate and then when we get there, we go straight to the hotel and we get tested constantly, obviously, and it is all covid—safe, social distancing and everything. and we are not allowed to leave the hotel at all, unless we go into the arena, and then we get picked up and we are not allowed to travel with anyone else, and we get separately taken there. and then, you know, in the arena it is all totally kept separate. every one of the 39 acts competing has a backup recording in case they are unable to perform on the night. the organisers pointed out, the event is taking place with the support of the dutch government and in a statement said: but across this host nation, there's a growing concern about the wisdom or otherwise of putting on the wo

more boats were spotted off the coast of nearby malta, with charity alarm phone saying they needed assistanceand calm waters. with the weather improving, the number of migrants leaving libya to reach europe has soared. here in lampedusa, italy's closest point to africa, 14 boats have arrived over the weekend. the tiny sicilian island now hosts over 1,400 people in its reception centre. and more are currently out at sea. in the control room of this ngo ship, monitors flare up when a boat in distress is identified. the alarm from the hot line was alerted to five boats in distress, all within the maltese search and rescue zone, and they carry over 400 people. on these five boats in distress, there are men, women, children, minors and they are all trying to escape from libya, and we heard that one of these boats has safely reached lampedusa but, to our knowledge, four of these boats are still in distress in the central mediterranean sea. more rescued migrants arrive every day, and a growing number are minors, often travelling on their own. this group was intercepted last week. dozens of them, cra

malta, another one of the bookie's favourites, and romania are staying at the same hotel. to the people over there! these two cases have occurred despite the strict covid measures in place. every country is told to remain in a bubble, as the uk's james newman, who is staying in a different hotel, explains. we have to isolate and then when we get there, we go straight to the hotel and we get tested constantly, obviously, and it is all covid—safe, social distancing and everything, and we are not allowed to leave the hotel at all, unless we go into the arena, and then we get picked up and we are not allowed to travel with anyone else, and we get separately taken there. and then, you know, in the arena it is all totally kept separate. every one of the 39 acts competing has a back—up recording in case they are unable to perform on the night. the organisers pointed out, the event is taking place with the support of the dutch government and in a statement said: you are watching bbc news. hello. it may come as a shock to those of you who sat under sunny skies on sunday, some flash

more boats were spotted off the coast of nearby malta, with charity alarm phone saying they needed assistancer skies and calm waters. the weather improving, number of migrants leaving libya to reach europe has soared. here in lampedusa, italy's closest point to africa, 1a boats have arrived over the weekend. the tiny sicilian island now hosts over 11100 people and its reception centre. and more are currently out at sea. in the control room of this ngo ship, monitors flareup when a boat in distress is identified. the alarm from _ distress is identified. the alarm from the _ distress is identified. the alarm from the hot - distress is identified. tue: alarm from the hot line distress is identified. tte: alarm from the hot line was alerted to five points in distress, all within the search and rescue zone, and they carry over 400 people. on these five boats in distress, there are men, women, children, miners and they are all trying to escape from libya and we heard that one of these boats has safely reached lampedusa but, to our knowledge, four of these boats are still in distress in the central

more boats have been spotted off the coast of nearby malta.

arrival ports for people wanting to reach europe more boats have been spotted off the coast of nearby maltail passengers are being warned to expect disruption into the working week while investigations continue into cracks in the chassis of hitachi 800 trains. 0ne company — gwr — is advising against travel on its long—distance routes. katy austin has the story tannoy: this train will not be calling at llanelli. .. _ 183 of these high—speed trains were held back for safety checks after small cracks were found in some. great western railway has been hardest hit. 0nly10% of its long—distance service has been running today. i was meant to travel yesterday and that got cancelled twice, so i ended up going today. i got to paddington, not really picking up on the news last night. and then i found out that most of the trains had been cancelled. but it's added about an hour. passengers are being told not to travel on monday, either. we've got 93 of these trains in our fleet and we need around of service that we would normally do during the week. yesterday, we had 12 of those running, so that gives y

like this city an 18 year old singer from malta. if you excuse my friends the winner of this year's contest will be chosen here in rotterdam zoho. inside rehearsal's are on going with lot to be on center stage. next up is switzerland during rehearsals the seats remain empty but when the contest takes place up to $3500.00 fans will fill the arena it's a big challenge to do that while maintaining safety during the pandemic everyone is tested at least once every 48 hours to make sure that we don't get any infections inside the compound secondly of course it's the usual measures it's hand sanitizer saying it's face mask and social distancing at all at all places except if you're sitting down and can maintain your socialist. as a backup all 39 contestants have recorded performances in case of infections for me to point to. the crew is also excited to finally perform in front of a life audience again. he'll be singing for the host country the netherlands his song birth of a new age is an ode to people standing up for themselves with his p

elsewhere, ian baraclough has got his first win as northern ireland manager after his side beat maltaehind closed doors. ali mccann, who won the scottish cup with stjohnstone last week, scored his first international goal. premiership champions exeter have booked a home play—off semi—final after thrashing newcastle by 74—3. it's the chiefs�* record win in the top flight, with this try from henry slade one of 12 they ran in. harlequins women have won their first premier 15s title. they beat saracens by 25—17 at kingsholm. quins managed to hold on, despite an impressive comeback from saracens and also going down to 13 players. great britain finished third at the european team athletics championships in poland. lawrence okoye won the discus in his first gb appearance since london 2012. while the victory for beth dobbin in the 200 metres was inside the olympic qualifying time. it's one of the sporting signs of springtime, as the french open has started today in paris. and there's already been plenty of controversy. the world number two, naomi osaka, has been fined and threatened with disq

northern ireland are leading 3—0 in their friendly against malta. elsewhere...o's made it into the final wales squad for the euros. they'll confirm which of these 26 players will be going to the tournament next month at around 7.30pm. assistant coach, robert page will take charge this summer in the absence of manager ryan giggs. premiership champions exeter have booked a play off semifinal at home, after thrashing newcastle by 74—3. it's the chiefs' record win in the top flight, with this try from henry slade one of 12 they ran in. harlequins women have won their first premier 15s title. they beat saracens by 25—17 at kingsholm. quins managed to hold on, despite an impressive comeback from saracens and also going down to 13 players. great britain finished third at the european team athletics championships in poland. lawrence okoye won the discus in his first gb appearance since london 2012. while the victory for beth dobbin in the 200 metres was inside the olympic qualifying time. one of the sporting signs of springtime, as the french open has started today in p

my third favorite is probably malta. this is about the power of saying no.n a bar and men want to buy her a drink but she says no. reporter: there is a mission to bring people together. anchor: before we go, spanish engineers have created the first paella cooking robot. it only requires ingredients in a recipe. the company hopes it can take paella to every corner of the world. it has been approved by a master chef. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> nawaz: good evening. i'm amna nawaz. judy woodruff is away. on the newshour tonight: a tenuous peace. a ceasefire between israel and hamas holds, but tensions are h

portugal and malta for instance _ list as we go along.ountries now? as icy, i would withhold a _ countries now? as icy, ! would withhold a few— asi as i understand it, the list has not been finalised. it“s speculative at the moment, just a matter of time before people do here. what we have had our general principles for deciding which countries may go into which colour traffic light system. including prevalence of concern in the country. not specific details on how it makes one country fall into one colour so we will hear soon. it slightly frustrating to have the weight but hopefully not too long. the point about wanting to know specific countries about what dictates countries going into lists is interesting. there were issues last summer where the picture started to change, quarantine was introduced after the summer and it ended up, the government was under pressure to put specifics on it and it came down to number of cases per 100,000 in the country and sometimes looking back on those cases, it seems like they were remarkably low for co

now with italy, spain, france malta already open, spain will open in the next week, we can have, you are seeing the floodgates open for travel this summer, as the continent really tries to salvage what it can of the summer tourist season. so important for folks working in travel in europe that the summer season, essentially like black friday for retailers and trying to get as much tourism in flux as they can, even give them a late start. >> we mentioned europe, what about mc mc while. the cobit rates have been concerning for travelers. what do you know? >> what we have seen with mc travelers is higher than it was pre-pandemic. one reason why is not only is it beautiful, it is a wonderful place to visit, but it is so close. they did not implement any requirements to visit. you do not have to show proof of vaccination, you do not even have to show a recent negative test. that lack of requirements invites a lot more influx of tourism then you might otherwise see. in order to come back to the u.s., you do need a negative covid tests, which is why so many hotels and resorts in mc kabul ac

once again, the malta new got and they don't use the new 10th. 11th is the fulfillment of a lifelong dream that fall, swap, you know. now at last he has 2 museums in venice or joined bias. 3rd, if his own in paris, left us goodness with don't what could be done in paris as cultural light. we'd like to play a modest but valuable part alongside the museums for contemporary artist. because we do center tv, show the museum of modern art, the done to tokyo, q and mental work games to resist back the existing institutions. and they spend what they offer the taking a unique position by showing work, the others that hand off or will not display the bone. the monthly parisians and taurus alike can look forward to a new museum that takes place in the cities rich pantheon promised to claim and share this spotlight in the future as well. in our series quickie customs our your next important set out to learn about all sorts of amazing customs and traditions that have stood the test of time and this week who and carlos went to harrison and the louisiana in southern spain. it said to be the birthpl

union have been willing to take in the migrants that arrive in countries, such as greece, italy and maltais this fortress europe you mentalityinning out over a sense of european solidarity? >> yes, this has increased more and more over the last years. we have a system in the eu that rules the distributn of asylum-seekers, but puts most of the pressuren the boer countries of the eu. other member states are not obliged to relocate, to take over asylum-ekers, and they also refused to do so. we only see a very small number of asylum-seekers being taken over from greece or italy, and especially greece, as it is the neighbor of turkey, it's actually really having the heaviest responsibility at the moment. of course, this leads to bad -- brent: ok, i think we lost the signal -- >> ok, that leads to bad circumstances for asylum-seekers, but also leads to consistent reports of pushback's, which means actually that asylum-seekers run the risk of drowning in the aegean sea anare also refrained from access t asylum. this needs to stop and we need a better solidarity system. brent: member of the europ

it's about us being able to look each other in the eye once again, the malta, new, or got the don't use the new temple of art is the fulfillment of a lifelong dream. false lap, you know. now at last, 2 museums in venice or join is biased, own in paris, nebraska spits on what could be done like in paris as cultural light. we'd like to play a modest but valuable part alongside the museums for contemporary artist because we do center tv show, the museum of modern art, has to tokyo, cure or mental work games to resist back the existing institutions. and they spend what they offer the taking a unique position by showing work the others cannot or will not display the boat. the monthly routines and tourists the night can look forward to a new museum that takes its place in the cities rich pantheon. promises to claim its share of this spotlight in the future as well. and i was serious, quick at customs our, your max report set out to learn about all sorts of amazing customs and traditions that have stood the test of time. and this week who been carlos went to us in the louisiana in southern spa

this entry is one of the favorites from malta to qualify for the final on saturday. ♪ normal is returningre's a reminder of our top story this hour, anger over israel's military operations in gaza spilled over into other palace and in areas, with clashes between demonstrators and israeli police. despite international appeals for an end to the fighting, there's been no let up in the hostility. spain has begun sending back thousands of african migrants who swam onto the beaches of its enclave from neighboring morocco. spain is bowing to restore control over the territory, seen as a gateway to europe. you're watching dw news. after a short break, i will be back to take you through "the day." we'll be right back. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] y>y>y>y>y>y>y>y>y>é>é>é> >> welcome to france 24. israel is reportedly preparing to strike overnight the tunnels under the gaza strip. confrontation in the middle east and gaza and the west bank. we have the latest. a new momentum for africa. emmanu

ian baraclough's side were scheduled to play in antalya but will now face malta behind closed doors ino sign a new deal to stay at the club. she won her fourth league title with chelsea and took them to the champions league final for the first time. her current contract runs out next month. the men's euros take place this summer, next year it's the women's euros in england and the fa is targeting a record—breaking tournament. four years ago, 2a0,000 spectators attended the euros in the netherlands and they hope to treble that. the fa's director of women's footabll, baroness sue campbell, has been speaking to our sports correspondent katie gornall. i hope that out of the work we do in the host cities that we do some really good learning about how we reach those communities that we have not always successfully reached in women's football. we are working in inner—city areas a lot of the time and working with people locally, so really looking at how we reach people, how we empower different communities to play our game, enjoy our game, watch our game. so, for me, it was a big learning curv

next up we head to the mediterranean island state of malta for a colon area tour now maltese cuisine is rich in history with influences from europe to the middle east typical dishes tend to be quite hearty but a new generation of master chefs is adding a fine touch to the traditional cuisine. has long been known for its common or enter lines total of 5 restaurants on the small at it's rainy and highland state of being awarded. 3 more half of. the serving excellent moderately priced meals one of the michelin stars went to no need in the center of mountains capital for latter which serves traditional cuisine with a modern twist. it was named after the founder jonathan brink who is also a chef state think you have a little bit is done for 1st of all because of the subtle flavors secondly because it's very well commissioners' it's not very fatty you have very lean meat and mostly i think because the population not a good hold up the finger a bit. drop it is one of the many teachers that can be ordered out of comfort but there's also a 6 course menu for the very hungry the rabbit is serve

next up we head to the mediterranean island state of malta for a colon area tour now multis cuisine is rich in history with influences. from europe to the middle east typical dishes tend to be quite hearty but a new generation of master chefs is adding a fine touch to the traditional cuisine. has long been known for its commoner into lights a total of 5 restaurants on a small mediterranean island state of being awarded. 3 more have. been serving excellent moderately priced meals one of the michelin stars went to no need in the center of mountains capital for latter which serves traditional cuisine with a modern twist. it was named after the founder jonathan brincat who is also the chef state think you have a little bit is that more 1st of all because of their subtle flavors secondly because it's very reclusive most it's not very fatty you have very lean meat and mostly i think because their population are a good hold up in the habit. rabbit is one of the many teachings that can be ordered alex can't but there's also a 6 course menu for the very hungry the rabbit is served with a tradit

and 18 year old singer from malta.give you excuse my friends the winner of this year's contest will be chosen here in rotterdam. inside rehearsal going. to stay. next up in switzerland during rehearsals the seats remain empty but when the contest takes place up to $3500.00 fans will fill the arena it's a big challenge to do that while maintaining safety during the pandemic everyone is tested at least once every 48 hours to make sure that we don't get any infections inside the arena. secondly of course it's the usual measures it's. it's social distancing at all at all places except if you're sitting and can maintain your social distancing as a backup all 39 contestants have recorded performances in case of infections only 2.2. is also excited to finally perform in front of a live audience again. he'll be singing for the host country the netherlands his song birth of a new age isn't 2 people standing up for themselves with his powerful message he is one of the frontrunners in this year's event. my song. resilience about

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my third favourite is probably malta. this is very much about the power of saying no.t's about a woman in a bar and men offer to buy her a drink and she's like, "no thank you, i'm not your honey." covid has made eurovision�*s mission to bring people together complicated but more coveted than ever. anna holligan, bbc news, rotterdam. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are susie boniface— columnist at the daily mirror — and martin benham, home affairs editor at the evening standard.. at the moment, colour bars where susie is supposed to be. —— susie. hello, merchant. very nice to see you. i'm glad it's notjust me. martin might be using extra hard for his supper tonight. let's look at the front pages, then. the daily mail says princess diana's brother — lord spencer — is demanding scotland yard investigate the bbc over her panorama interview. according to the daily telegraph, the bbc is facing a major shake—up to ensure the martin bashir scandal can ne

at 18, destiny from malta is one of the younger singers taking part.e of the favourites? i mean, ifeel good, obviously. people follow me and i love my song, it's something i have been working for, i wanted that to happen, i feel grateful that it has. # i am not your honey. you have got a big voice and a loud voice, how are the other hotel guests feeling about your singing? it's a good question, today i was with my vocal coach and i was doing my warm up and i was like, do we annoy people around us? and i was like... and it is like an irritating, listening to it over and over. what do they think about it? my three inspirations in life are beyonce, aretha franklin... inspiring me to feel confident and to own myself. when i see them performing on stage, when i see them on stage, they bring such a positive vibe, james is about to do his first rehearsal in the arena. i think stop talking now, we will run it again, - and then stop talking. for each rehearsal every country is given a 30 minute time limit and this is the momentjames will first step onto the eur

like this city and 18 year old singer from malta. if you excuse my friends the winner of this year's contest will be chosen here in rotterdam's. inside rehearsals are ongoing with lot to be on center stage. next up in switzerland during rehearsals the seats remain empty but when the contest takes place up to $3500.00 fans will fill the arena it's a big challenge to do that while maintaining safety during the pen demick everyone is tested at least once every 48 hours to make sure that we don't get any affections inside the compound secondly of course it's the usual measures it's saying it's face social distancing at all at all places. if you're sitting and can maintain your social distancing as a backup all 39 contestants have recorded performances in case of infections for me to point to. is also excited to finally perform in front of a life audience again. he'll be singing for the host country the netherlands his song birth of a new age isn't 2 people standing up for themselves with his powerful message he is one of the frontrunners

my third favourite is probably malta. this is very much about the power of saying no., i'm not your honey. " covid has made eurovision�*s mission to bring people together complicated, but more coveted than ever. anna holligan, bbc news, rotterdam. you're watching pvc news. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ martinebbc. -- bbc. well, friday, for many of us was an absolute write off. blowing a gale, heavy rain, surely the weather is going to improve. and, yes, it is. the low pressure is finally moving out into the north sea. it brought some really heavy rain to wales, for example, and some ferocious gusts of wind. here's an example, 89 mph in exposed places in the isle of wight. more typically it was around 60mph or more, so very windy for the time of year, and of course, very wet. you can see where low pressure is early in the morning on saturday. pretty stormy out to sea there. but for many of us, it is calming down. in fact, so much so that across parts of scotland and northern ireland, with clearing skies, there will be a touch of frost. anyway, here's the important

like this city an 18 year old singer from malta. if you excuse my french the winner of this year's contest will be chosen here in rotterdam a whole year arena. inside rehearsals are ongoing with lot to be on center stage. next up is switzerland. during rehearsals the seats remain empty but when the contest takes place up to $3500.00 fans will fill the arena it's a big challenge to do that while maintaining safety during the pandemic everyone is tested at least once every 48 hours to make sure that we don't get any infections inside the compound secondly of course it's the usual measures. based social distancing at all at all places except if you're sitting down and can maintain your social distancing as a back up all 39 contestants have recorded performances in case of infections for me to point to. is also excited to finally perform in front of a live audience again. he'll be singing for the host country the netherlands his song birth of a new age is an ode to people standing up for themselves with his powerful message he is one of

earth's atmosphere coordinates for the spice chinese space agency but the landing area here just west of malta needs saying it clear whether any debris landed on the islands china says most of it's burned up. on the docket called long march 5 launch 10 days ago carrying part of china's 1st permanent space station nasa has criticized beijing for failing to control the debris saying it isn't missing responsible standards and zander is a senior research fellow at the university of southern queensland institute for advanced engineering and space sciences he says china is the only country that still owes the un control re-entry of space junk. large bases can reach the ground but it doesn't happen too often and certainly not really way in populated areas today the main place that entered the atmosphere was about 20 tons in 30 meters long so that was certainly the single piece that entered the atmosphere once it entered the atmosphere was broken up into many smaller pieces previously a long match 5 b. is being reported to drop a piece that was 12 meters long so you could imagine if there were people