the smiths, guitarist johnny marr confirmed his death— guitarist johnny marr confirmed his death after reasonable salt and a supremely gifted _ and reasonable salt and a supremely gifted musician. now and reasonable salt and a supremely gifted musician.— gifted musician. now it is time for a look at the _ gifted musician. now it is time for a look at the weather _ gifted musician. now it is time for a look at the weather with - gifted musician. now it is time for a look at the weather with the - a look at the weather with the lovely matt taylor. a fine friday for most of you out there today, but there will be some exceptions in the afternoon. this is where its way southwards. but as the temperatures lived, we start to spark off a few heavy showers around it. there will be rain and drizzle in the eastern coast, but it is inland from lancashire to the midlands and to the site where we could see heavy and thundery showers developing. quite slow moving, dropping a lot of rain in a short space of time. to the north and west looking good for the afternoon. 18 and 19 towards the grampians and

in the the smiths, you had maurice e and johnny marr.ect someone to do, highly melodic baselines. if you think of a song like this charming man, you have this beautiful guitar sound. we think of morrissey swinging flowers. but andy rourke's baseline is very vibrant. he brought an unusual sign to british indie music. . , ., an unusual sign to british indie music. ., , ., ., an unusual sign to british indie music. . , ., ., ., music. can you tell me about how im ortant music. can you tell me about how important were — music. can you tell me about how important were the _ music. can you tell me about how important were the smiths - music. can you tell me about how important were the smiths within | music. can you tell me about how i important were the smiths within the 19805 important were the smiths within the 1980s in the british indie scene? they played a significant role. thea;r they played a significant role. they are a revolutionary _ they played a significant role. tue: are a revolutionary band they played a significant role. tt;e: a

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march's decision on entities upheld by the supreme court's decision on marr should give several signals to the market. well , first of all, about the fact that mart, as authorities , currently has both price and antimonopoly tools in terms of price control. secondly, uh, the subjects must understand that when setting tariffs for their services, goods are valuable when planning and forming a tariff policy. they must take into account how price norms legislation, and the norm of antimonopoly legislation as well, and now the situation in the foreign exchange market following the results of recent trading on the stock exchange, the russian ruble and the chinese yuan, the dollar has risen in price has fallen in price so the american currency costs 2 rubles. 89 kop. the euro rate at the national bank rose to 3 rubles. 19 kop. for 10 yuan they give 4 rubles. 17 kop. and for 100 russian 3 rubles. 65 belarusian. i recorded a decrease in consumer prices for motor fuel in march most of all it fell in price in armenia , a decrease in the cost is also noted in belarus and kyrgyzstan will add in our

indicators in it and veterans and are able to they should bring higher ranks, although i said, john marre, it is not a very high standard. the consensus between the jury , who are themselves among the country's scientific leaders, you chose from the country's universities, and how did you choose the distance committee? tehran university and tehran university of medical sciences were formed in different eras by some lasting figures and distinguished professors, and this founding board , which i designed this letter, had a mandate, was completed, and a policy-making council that was both a real person and a legal person. this is one of the distinguished professors the scientific elders of the country and the policy-making council of the scientific council are the population composition during the scientific council of professors from outside tehran university, and as a rule , the work of the groups is almost a reflection of the knowledge they have of the professors, and a professor who has reached this stage and level is an expert for the members. in this committee, one of the tasks of the

marr's decision should give several signals to the market. well, first of all, about the fact that mart , as authorities, currently has both price and antimonopoly tools in terms of price control. secondly, uh subjects must understand that when setting tariffs for their services , goods are valuable when planning and forming a tariff policy. they must take into account both the norms of price legislation and the norm of monopoly legislation. also, about 10 years ago, belarus occupied sixty-seventh place in the world ranking of roads out of 148 in the latest updates there is no information, but if you ask the drivers, they will certainly answer the roads are worn out. the most difficult state. at the exits from minsk, the reason for this is the high load in accordance with the state program of roads of belarus, this year it is planned to carry out repairs and reconstruction of about 1,000 km, the republic of nsky roads and almost four thousand linear meters of road structures. this is much more than impressive plans for 2022, but the main thin

and validity of the march decision regarding the subjects . all points above and rostans solution marrt several signals. well , first of all, about the fact that mart, as authorities , currently has both price and antimonopoly tools in terms of price control. secondly, uh subjects must understand that when setting tariffs for their services, goods are valuable when planning and forming a tariff policy. they must take into account both the norms of price legislation and the norm of monopoly legislation. also, about 10 years ago , belarus ranked sixty-seventh in the world ranking of roads out of 148 in the last there is no information on updates, but if you ask the drivers, they will certainly answer the roads are worn out. the most difficult state. at the exits from minsk, the reason for this is the high load in accordance with the state program of roads of belarus, this year it is planned to carry out repairs and reconstruction of about 1,000 km, the republic of nsky roads and almost four thousand linear meters of road structures. this is much more than impressive plans for 2022, but t

the band�*s guitarist, johnny marr, said rourke had had a �*lengthy illness with pancreatic cancer�*.s throughout the 1980s , on hits including this charming man, and heaven knows i�*m miserable now. the bassist performed on all four of the smiths�* studio albums, and played on singer morrissey�*s solo records after the group broke up in 1987. it was the joyful basslines of rourke, accompanying the sadder lyrics of morrissey, which gave the smiths their unique sound, making them one of the most influential british indie bands of the 1980s. the smiths�* drummer, band—mate mikejoyce, said: �*andy�*s left the building, but his musical legacy is perpetual�*. andy rourke, who�*s died aged 59. jordan pilkington is in his early 20s and is one of the youngest people in the uk to have motor neurone disease. he�*s also an avid fan of manchester united, and his visit there had a special surprise in store. john watson has the story. a very special day for fans here at old trafford. one of those isjordan pilkington, who was diagnosed with motor neurone disease over three years ago, aged just 22, w

the smiths guitarist johnny marr calling him tonight a supremely gifted musician. rourke was 59. he says he stopped in for he said he was admitted. no word on why. he has canceled tomorrow's concert in charleston. when we come back, john quinones is here. where he spent the last year. and this is powerful. but i need to help protect myself. honestly? i couldn't afford to get sick. i want to be there for this one. i can't if i'm sick. pneumococcal pneumonia is a potentially serious bacterial lung disease. you may be at risk if you're 19 to 64 with certain chronic conditions. or if you're 65 or older. don't pause a moment longer. ask your doctor or pharmacist about getting vaccinated against pneumococcal pneumonia today. (vo) red lobster's finer points of fun dining. ask your doctor or pharmacist about getting vaccinated how to endless shrimp. step 1: greet your shrimp. step 2: bid your shrimp farewell. repeeeeeeat. ultimate endless shrimp is back. a cool twenty gets you shrimp aplenty. welcome to fun dining. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlik

badly drawn boy, and have a legal battle over royalties with morrissey and the smiths guitarist johnny marrho's died at the age of 59. it's a big night in boxing tomorrow, as the light—weight world champion, ireland's katie taylor, hopes to become only the second fighter in the modern era, to hold all the major belts, at two different weights. the fight is a homecoming toom the first major boxing event to be the fight is a homecoming too, the first major boxing event to be held in the republic, for almost a decade. with more, here's ade adedoyin. she's one of ireland's most cherished sports stars. having won multiple professional titles abroad now a chance for katie taylor to finally box at home and make history. all i ever wanted to do ever since i turned pro six years ago, all i wanted to do was actually box at home. i'm a very, very proud irishwoman. i've had a chance to box some big, big nights, madison square garden being one of them. but i think the only thing that could actually top what happened in madison square garden was a big homecoming fight like this, having the chance to figh

so we leave you with the smiths�* bass player andy rourke along withjohnny marr, who created the legendaryr section of how soon is now, back in 1985. goodnight. music: how soon is now by the smiths. this is bbc news, here he was at westminster in february giving the speaker a pilot's helmet. on the helmet reads, we have freedom, give us wings to protect it. this is what he wants. f—16 fighter jets like these flown by the polish air force. modern warplanes that could give ukraine greater control of the skies. some european countries are ready to give some of theirs to ukraine but they are all made by the us and that means that president biden, who is at the g7 summit injapan, needs to give his permission first. he has been reluctant, fearing it could escalate the war, but now his officials say the us will help train ukrainian pilots and will not stop european countries donating some f—16s. this comes after concerted pressure from european leaders, including rishi sunak, who earlier this week promised president zelensky to gather international support for getting ukraine the air power it nee

again with morrissey, he would have an acrimonious legal battle with the singer and guitarist, johnny marr at the end of it all we and he need not worry about that. as a teenager, any rourke worked in a timber yard to earn the money to buy a bass amp so he could join the smiths. it turned out to be a rather good investment. his place in british musical is secure. tributes to andy rourkem who's died at the age of 59. time for a look at the weather. it is a game to warm up a little bit? we have had quite a few showers around today. reading has been fine with hazy spells of sunshine, but just 15 miles away, this massive shower went through benson in 0xfordshire and it dumped a third of a month's weather rain in the space of two hours. so rather than it being a fine day, it was a day where you might have to paddle to get back to your car. we did have reports of localised flooding. though showers are fading away at the moment and essentially of an england and wales will become dry. scotland and northern ireland, thick cloud working on here, a few spots of rain, but nothing significant. by the e

so we leave you with the smiths' bass player andy rourke along withjohnny marr, who created the legendary

it works, marr -- mary, have children, we go back and they can decode words and reading.can be learned at any age. that's the great thing about phonics. they will need high-impact tutoring after school and teachers to pull them out into small groups to recognize what is going on in the classroom and work with those students one-on-one until they can reach, you know, grade level proficiency and it will take time and hard work but certainly achievable and obtainable for anyone. >> thank you both for doing the lord's work and i'm going write down everything y'all said so in 18 months that you ask me about it i will do better than i did than any last test a couple of minutes ago. thank you so much for joining us, if you can't read, you will not need it in life. you don't need book bans if you can't read. happy mother's day to both of you. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> coming up, you will never guess who americans blame for a divided nation or maybe you will. the host of medi wake up, achievers. you're making the most of every hour of your life. except the hours that

said the durham investigation and donald trump demanded an investigation of the investigators, bill marrppy enough to comply with the appointment of durham. durham spends 40 years trying to prove this deep state conspiracy theory that trump kept, you know, telling his base was going to be proven and people like brennen and pelosi and schiff were going to be prosecuted. the whole thing was of course a big bust. four years, hundreds of interviews, and nothing to show but two failed cases in which the defendants were acquitted but the prosecutor i think was criticized by the judge. so their response to his big disappointment for trump and maga crowd let's go after donald trump, let's go after the person they most view as standing up to the rule of law, standing up against the trump and magga world, leading the first impeachment and participate in the january 6th committee. that's what this is about, and now he's unconvinced when this dark chapter of our history is written it will reflect those republican members who lack the courage to stand up to the most unethical president in u.s. histor

and if you have people like a musk or like a marr bill the left to knock it off, that's who they're going to listen to jesse watters. you only kill the virus if the republicans and democrats unite to kill it. >> a two-week lockdown. >> that will do it. that will do it for sure. >> elon musk says ai, the woke mind virus in particular, will push us toward an a an a an ac end. >> on the woke mind virus front, i was disappointed there wasn't more discussions of practical examples, because i think those are the most important way to convey the truth about this. greg loves it when i talk about book bannings. i'm going to do it again. i have example, a good one. >> two boys having sex? >> no. so in martin county, florida, republican district, there's a moms for liberty activist, julie marshall, the only person who has taken issue with nora roberts' novels, eight of them taken off the shelf. i think it was pedophilia or incest, rape, anything like that. >> you just called yourself out. you're choosing an example that studiously avoids the problem that they're targeting. >> no. >> you've got an ex

his former band—matejohnny marr announced the news on twitter, saying he passed away after a lengthy with pancreatic cancer. rishi sunak says he wants to ensure "russia pays a price" for the war in ukraine, after announcing new sanctions targeting russian exports. speaking to the bbc at the g7 summit in hiroshima, the prime minister said he hopes other countries will follow suit. the government has promised to release guidance on issues surrounding gender identity for schools in england after some teachers said they were working in a "vacuum." bbc research suggests many secondary school staff aren't confident about what to do, if a child wished to change their name or pronouns. a photo agency that took pictures of the duke and duchess of sussex during what the couple said was a dangerous car chase has refused to hand over the images to them. backgrid told bbc news it's rejected a legal demand to share all the material taken over several hours in new york city on tuesday night. the bbc has not independently verified the request from the sussex legal team. ai aland ai and the jobs ai a

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gtwng— including andrew marr, are just gtwng a— including andrew marr, are just giving a platform— includingdlines and our top story tonight, the chancellor says the bank of england's latest interest rate rise challenging for rise will prove challenging for families with mortgages . his families with mortgages. his comments come after the uk's central bank raised rates for the 12th time in a row in a further attempt to tackle soaring inflation. the bank's base rate has increased by a quarter of a percentage point , quarter of a percentage point, from 4.25 to 4.5. that's the highest level in 15 years. jeremy hunt says the measures will help families, though in the long run . although it's the long run. although it's otwousty— the long run. although it's obviously good— tit“tg ’.“ although it's obviously good news, the bank tit“g ’.“ although it's obviously good news, the bank is not no— obviously good news, the bank is not now predicting— obviously good news, the bank is not now predicting a

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rishi sunak hails a maro marre— britain.t news headlines with- rhiannon . mark, thank you. good rhiannon. mark, thank you. good afternoon. it's 1:02. your rhiannon. mark, thank you. good afternoon. it's1:02. your top stories from the gb newsroom . a stories from the gb newsroom. a taxi driver says prince harry and meghan looked nervous and scared as they were chased by paparazzi through the streets of new york. it follows claims the couple were involved in a near catastrophic incident which lasted over two hours after attending an award ceremony on tuesday night. the new york police department described the situation as challenging and said there were no injuries or arrests. taxi drivers sajjan singh says he never felt they were in danger and wouldn't describe it as a chase . as all describe it as a chase. as all of a sudden, paparazzi- :i c i as all of a sudden, paparazzi came out of a sudden, paparazzi came out oi nonee— of a sudden, paparazzi came out oi nonere ani— of a sudden, paparazzi came out of nowhere and just star

kevin marr good morning, kevin . kevin marr good morning, kevin. good morning to you.f policy should make you slightly nervous because i think it's going to be very popular with the public. we're to see ways we're wanting to see ways in which our is tangibly made which our life is tangibly made eafien which our life is tangibly made easier, with the easier, particularly with the state that the nhs is in. what's your response to this news? i think i mean, it's an obvious move in one respect. i mean, you mow,— move in one respect. i mean, you mow, foa— move in one respect. i mean, you mow, for a— move in one respect. i mean, you mow, foa a long— move in one respect. i mean, you know, for a long time pharmacists- know, for a long time pharmacists have been the kind of among— pharmacists have been the kind of unsung heroes— pharmacists have been the kind of unsung heroes of the nhs and primary— of unsung heroes of the nhs and prrmary are— of unsung heroes of the nhs and primary care anyway, and often, you— primary care anyway, and often, you mow,— primary care anyway, and o

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schemes that dedicated scrappage schemes for londoners berrer— scrappage schemes for londoners berrer marrfirsthand from colleagues in the house of commons. of— colleagues in the house of commons. of course, i've had to sokkeagaes— commons. of course, i've had to sorreagaes ard— commons. of course, i've had to colleagues and friends die at the colleagues and friends die at me bard— colleagues and friends die at me band or— colleagues and friends die at the hand of extreme behaviour. bawd— the hand of extreme behaviour. bawd amess— the hand of extreme behaviour. david amess and— the hand of extreme behaviour. david amess and obviously jo cox ard— david amess and obviously jo cox add rbey— david amess and obviously jo cox add rbey were— david amess and obviously jo cox and they were the— david amess and obviously jo cox and they were the two worst days of and they were the two worst days or my— and they were the two worst days or my bobdsak— and they were the two worst days of my political life— and they were the two worst days of my political life because i bass— of my political life becaus

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