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i know christina and martina mccarthy have their hands full. their children zoe and santina are two energetic happy and healthy toddlers but they and their husbands would never have been able to experience the joys of parenthood if it weren't for the development of in vitro fertilization i've put this is to cause a very. yeah it was my only my only chance of conceiving if it wasn't for the treatment being if i had it but he wouldn't be here i think it's amazing that through this miracle of medical intervention we were able to have a beautiful healthy daughter it all began with louise brown she was conceived in a british laboratory in november one thousand nine hundred seventy seven after robert edwards patrick steptoe and jean purdy spent nearly a decade trying to fertilize a human egg outside the body and was just shy of her fortieth birthday louise a celebrated at london science museum she's the focus of an i.d.f. exhibit which features the very desiccate or where her embryo was developed it's just amazing how many children have been born thr

that's why it's great that we're focused on theirs and we each kind of cover this different aspect martina's gooden of each year's looks after traffics commercial side he sourced investments and began hiring its workforce is no grown to forty five traffic got underway as google maps was launched now one of their biggest customers programming a real time map with so many different transportation alternatives is a major challenge. the biggest i would say challenge is to properly process as the g.p.s. signals and it's very nice to show that on the map how actually recall this morning so and wasn't e.t.a. expect a time of arrival to the bus stops old that takes quite a lot of efforts and we've been doing this for twelve years and we still keep updating and i'm dating can improving the algorithms who does that traffic is used in over thirty cities worldwide now even in mega cities like indonesia's capital jakarta it's free for users. founders are also in talks with german city administrations though things are moving only slowly that the transport companies are reluctant to part with data on real

get the ball on target at this cases monitor just really you could feel the frustration a person martina is so close to getting into a final just a stout we were looking about it earlier. every manager who's ever won the world cup has been from our country how much would spanish. martinez love actually to be able to break and go on less world cup that's not going to be happening this world cup and belgium course had to go for it later on make some substantiations make themselves a bit more adventurous and it was a fantastic shot on eight minutes. it's what you would call this pile driver thing .

if they know of a weapon shipment or any threat posed to israel from iran it will take action so martina just indicates the international specter of this war also we had the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov here yesterday talking with the israelis particular about this border this golan heights border israel wants no iranian troops wants no iranian backed militias anywhere near it the russians are now offering them to be hundred kilometers away these raids are saying that's not good enough they want iranian forces out of syria iran is saying they're going to stake said there at the invitation of syria so just shows you the international dimensions of this war that is very very complicated indeed seventy deca live in occupied golan heights electricity supplies of palestinians who are living in gaza has to be cut still further from a sales a day to just six the sole power station on the ship can't get enough fuel to maintain its current output the amount of fuel entering gaza has been greatly reduced since thursday when israel imposed restrictions on imports coming through the. cross

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i know christina and martina mccarthy have their hands full. their children zoe and santina are two energetic happy and healthy toddlers but they and their husbands would never have been able to experience the joys of parenthood if it weren't for the development of in vitro fertilisation all i've put us is to cause a very. yeah it was my only my only chance of conceiving if it wasn't for the treatment being if i did he wouldn't be here i think it's amazing that through this miracle of medical intervention we were able to have a beautiful healthy daughter it all began with louise brown she was conceived in a british laboratory in november one nine hundred seventy seven after robert edwards patrick steptoe and jean purdy spent nearly a decade trying to fertilize a human egg outside the body and was just shy of her fortieth birthday louise a celebrated at london science museum she's the focus of an i.d.f. exhibit which features the very desiccate or where her embryo was developed it's just amazing how many children have been born through the proce

that's right it's quite an unusual scene here martina donald trump as you were saying is here for this town hall event earlier on we saw a steady stream of guests many of them americans based in britain arrive passing through that gate you can see in the steel fence about three meters high which is reinforced with concrete bollards and people around here have been saying that they haven't seen such measures put in place for previous presidential visits it's just a sign of the security measures how seriously everybody's taking the promised protests around donald trump's visit here as well he will be going to blend in palace later on outside london for a banquet bringing together business leaders and politicians the big business of his visit probably on friday he'll be going to checkers the official country side residence of prime minister to resume a along with the new foreign secretary jeremy hunt now even before he arrived president trump has been perhaps stirring things up by talking about bricks saying that it seems like voters who voted to leave the e.u. aren't exactly getting what

prosperity in many remote villages on the camino and new lodgings for pilgrims have opened my own martina matilda instead a hostel it may be plain but for many people simplicity is an educational experience. and when the whole the calm when you come home you're not another person but you do know that you can get by on less you don't need a lot of things. on partly because everything you need for the day can be carried on your back three to go through the door the next day the trend continues westward toward santiago de compostela one step after the other in the search for the meaning of life. and now it's over to switzerland for a swiss tavola now the word is italian for festive table and implies the coming together of friends for a feast well the swiss have adopted this idea from their autonomy neighbors in order to welcome taurus to their rural farms and give them a chance to sample the local colin neary traditions so we found some well decked tables in the area around band. the setting is a billet the swiss alps and all vented waiting to find out how the locals live is with the swiss t

martina companies it is not convinced she distrusts brain toes and says that just placebos intended to generate money for the pharmaceutical industry. are one seems to be ok with taking neuro enhancing drugs but only when he has an exam found as unfairly cup points out that these substances will not miraculously improve intelligence she recommends natural products. and omaha ag says that even if such drugs are legal you should first consult a doctor before taking the. thanks to all of you for writing in keep those answers coming. and now we move on to another drug one that is commonly not taken a micro darcis. in many parts of the world alcohol is considered a legal high with a long tradition of wine for example has been cultivated for fisons of years. but like other drugs alcohol has side effects had alcohol abuse takes a toll on the body. and. after work some people treat themselves to a beer it's relaxing but how exactly does it affect our bodies. after being swallowed alcohol rapidly enters the bloodstream most of it via the small intestine. it's then transported throughout the bod

it's talk of the school she's now with tatiana thank you very much martina russian anti doping whistleblower athlete has revealed to the u.s. congress the tremendous pressure she faced to use performance enhancing drugs during her time as a middle distance runner up and i've also voiced support for a new law that will render typing violations in international competition a criminal offense suffered over was actually banned by the international athletics governing body in twenty tane for the use of banned substances the hof and the tallies stepanov is a former employee off the russian on to doping agency they've lived outside of russia for four years now. for a more experience when i was there are in russia. all that it's used because what i see around me it was only actors who you were using but. when i decided to try to fight it my husband. and i started to muse artists from. third to clean actions and they start to believe yes good enough with the exist. or tennis is another sport where athletes are regularly tested for illegal substance use but twenty three time major winner serena willia

i know christina and martina mccarthy have their hands full. their children zoe and santina are two energetic happy and healthy toddlers but they and their husbands would never have been able to experience the joys of parenthood if it weren't for the development of in vitro fertilization all i've put us is to copy very. yeah it was my only my only chance of conceiving if it wasn't for the treatment being if i did he wouldn't be here i think it's amazing that through this miracle of medical intervention we were able to have a beautiful healthy daughter it all began with louise brown she was conceived in a british laboratory in november one thousand nine hundred seventy seven after robert edwards patrick steptoe and jean purdy spent nearly a decade trying to fertilize a human egg outside the body and was just shy of her fortieth birthday louise a celebrated at london science museum she's the focus of an i.d.f. exhibit which features the very desiccate or where her embryo was developed it's just amazing how many children have been born through the

what they want in their news feed and executive providing orientation drove that message home to martina's on his first day of work he had this very sweeping vision of you know the new york times of you that the accident from a question is like what is facebook you know and some dumb intern said oh it's a social i was like no wrong right it is your personalized newspaper they basically feed you anything that you engage with but engage means likes comments share etc like their news feed algorithm is optimized for that facebook recently announced changes to its news. feed that will prioritize posts from friends and news from sites that users rate is trustworthy but the changes could reinforce filter bubbles and do little to stem the spread of bogus news why is it so easy to disseminate fake news on facebook what i think it all comes down to you know what psychologists call coggan of this and it's right views of the world that flatter your worldview you just eat up like candy or french fries and just can't get enough of it and that's that's why fake news is so effective because if the world a

enjoyed great success in this competition in previous years having won in 2007 and last year with martinayj clark and harriet dart, who came through the quarterfinal today. they knocked out the number one seeds in the previous match, j clarke having pushed him close, harriet lost, they have teamed up and have played a lot of tennis in the lead up to this, but it means we will have a british player in the final of the mixed doubles. will be marrying all clark and dart? we will wait to see. that is all from women's semifinals day at wimbledon. one of the big stories today away from the world cup and wimbledon is that chelsea are set to announce the departure of antonio conte as manager after two years at stamford bridge. holly hamilton has joined me in the studio. holly, it wasn't the best kept secret of the summer, was it? absolutely, the conscious and coupling continues. it will not come asa coupling continues. it will not come as a surprise to many people. we have not received any official word but after two years in charge, chelsea are set to announce his departure from the club. this t

he won the title here last year with martina hingis. they've done it! match point, sorry.booking their place in another doubles final. they are up against clarke and dart. clarke came through a tough five setter against ernest gold is in his opening round match in the singles. dart couldn't have had a tough match herself taking on karolina pliskova in her opening match of the singles. azarenka serving at the moment. they couldn't convert. we go again. jamie murray as we know has had huge success in this tournament and has won it previously with yourjelena jankovic several years ago. previously with yourjelena jankovic severalyears ago. he previously with yourjelena jankovic several years ago. he seems to be on tv every time you turn it on! they had an epic mixed doubles the other day, but he was the first married to get his hands on a wimbledon trophy. i'm sure he reminds andy of that all the time! they've just one which is good news is the jamie murray. he could get his hands on another wimbledon title. he's got a pedigree partner, azarenka, a grand slam champion herself.

what they want in their news feed and executive providing orientation drove that message home to martina's on his first day of work he had this very sweeping vision of you know the new york times of you in fact the accident from a question is like what is facebook you know and sometime in turn said oh it's a social i was like no wrong right it is your personalized newspaper and they basically feed you anything that you engage with by engage means likes comments share etc like their news feed algorithm is optimized for that facebook recently announced changes to its news feed that will prioritize posts from friends and news from sites that users rate is trustworthy but the changes could reinforce filter bubbles and do little to stem the spread of bogus news why is it so easy to disseminate fake news on facebook. i think it all comes down to you know what psychologists call cognitive dissonance right views of the world that flatter your worldview you just eat up like candy or french fries and just can't get enough of it and that's that's why fake news is so effective because if the world as

murray won the mixed doubles title last year with martina hingis. 16—year—old jack draper is a step awayhampion since 1962 after beating colombia's nicolas me—hia in an incredible semifinal that lasted more than four hours. draper is the son of former lta chief roger draper. he'll now face taiwan's chun hsin tseng, the world number one junior, in sunday's final. england's dream in russia may be over but their world cup's not. it's the game nobody wants to play in as they battle it out with belgium for third place tomorrow afternoon. victory for gareth southgate's side would make it their most successful world cup since 1966, as our sports correspondent david 0rnstein reports from st petersberg. this is where england's unforgettable this is where england's u nforg etta ble world cu p this is where england's unforgettable world cup journey will come to an end tomorrow afternoon. a grand setting for the final flourish. and what a month it has been for this young squad who defied low expectations to reach a first world cup semifinal in 28 years. and also reconnect with their long—suffering s

murray, you will remember, won the mixed doubles title last year with martina hingis.ges to his side as they prepare to take on belgium in tomorrows third place play—off at the world cup the england team have been back in training today after losing to croatia in wednesday's semi—final, southgate admits that tired legs from that game has affected his team selection. well, what we have to decide with the team is who can go in again, physically, that is going to be important. everybody wants to play. everybody trained this morning. sometimes it is not always a good decision for people to plate if their energy isn't quite there. we had to think of who can give us the best performance —— play. it won't best performance —— play. it won't be exactly the same starting 11, but we want, ideally, to make as few changes as possible. after sacking antonio conte, chelsea are expected to anounce former napoli boss maurizio sarri as their new manager sarri would become chelsea's ninth full—time manager since roman abramovich bought the club in 2003. england's women have lost their th

difference they scored the goals that won both in the game in the end so chapeau to revise their martina's chapeau big victory what does a victory like that do for a team like belgium when it's of course a massive confidence boost i mean now is the time when you know every game math now they're at risk of going out if they make mistakes every game counts and it's of it's of course a huge confidence boost when you produce a comeback like that which is so rare a big tournament as i said again it's a vindication over better martinez's tactical decisions and we can actually hear our belief from the coach martinez and listen to what he had to say after the game . today is i think to be very very proud of these noble players everyone in belgium just for them thank you for the support of people even these players these players care and i don't want is not about in the world cup sometimes you want to be perfect and full ball and especially not don't fake it up ok through it about winning and it will show that incredible winning mentality today. now belgium will face brazil in the quarter finals th

what they want in their news feed and executive providing orientation drove that message home to martina's and his first day of work he had this very sweeping vision of you know the new york times of you in fact the accident from a question is like what is facebook you know sometime in turn said oh it's often i was like no wrong right it is your personalized newspaper they basically feed you anything that you engage with by engage means likes comments share etc like their news feed algorithm is optimized for that facebook recently announced changes to its news feed that will prioritize posts from friends and news from sites that users rate is trustworthy but the changes could reinforce filter bubbles and do little to stem the spread of bogus news.

good morning to you, martina. >> good morning. thanks for having me.or out there. >> shocking the mayor was willing to end a contract that was actually helping to keep our community safe. federal immigration officials were using this system to access information about people who were previously arrested who committed a crime other than being here illegally. steve: ultimately, what is his end game here. >> public officials and activists make a claim that victims and witnesses are not able to conform. but the reality is that they most definitely can come forward if they feel they are a victim of crime. actually federal immigration officials provide an incentive to do so. they have a visa that they offer to people here undocumented that may be a victim of crime. they can come forward and report the crime and actually obtain potentially an opportunity to get legal status. steve: you would think he would be for that. >> you would think. in 2010, i mean, the rationale that the mayor is currently using in 2010, the old mayor, michael nutter actually excluded

that's not one more than her older sister, venus big six more to go to tie for second and 30 ticket to martinar federer into the quarterfinals. of course he is. for the 16th time, roger federer and 16 minutes cut through the site yesterday winning 32 consecutive set also advancing. the world cup resumes today. the final for today's france against elgin. england, croatia, tomorrow. kickoff set for 2:00 eastern. the winner goes to the final appeared to the final. the loser replay saturday's third round match. as luck would have it, we have a kicker of the quarterback. indianapolis colts quarterback recently lost his wallet, but wouldn't you know somebody found it and returned it. good samaritan called insult charles. while riding his bike and then give it to a security guard. a couple weeks later, on the faux ball and a note that reads that he thinks he made my life much easier. tanks for reminding me of the kindness of strangers. >> that's a great story. happens all the time. you can catch the sports of reports on fox news channel 115. the u.k. government in turmoil after hard-liners that briti

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i have martina navratilova and others talking about the news. —— brexit.oming up later in the programme — a branch line made famous by the railway children was saved from closure 50 years ago. we join volunteers as they celebrate five decades of the keighley and worth valley railway. stay with us, headlines coming up. hello, this is breakfast with christian fraser and victoria fritz. good morning. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news: firefighters are continuing to tackle a major blaze which has engulfed moorland above bolton. strong winds yesterday fanned the flames on winter hill and firefighters say it will take days to extinguish. around 30 miles away on saddleworth moor, crews are continuing to fight a fire which started a week ago. seven out of 10 council leaders in england believe income tax needs to be raised to fund adult social care, according to research by the local government association. the department of health and social care says it will publish its proposals in the autumn but care providers are warning that more money is

two times previously, including last year, teaming up with martina hingis, partnership with victorian the boys singles final a little earlier on today, hoping for a first british winner in this event in 56 years. givena tough winner in this event in 56 years. given a tough work—out, on court numberone, up against given a tough work—out, on court number one, up against his chinese taipei opponent. dropped the first set, 1—6, took the second, 76, really battling back, showing all of his competitive instinct to draw level in the match but could not get back into it, in the third, losing it 4-6. back into it, in the third, losing it 4—6. disappointment forjack draper as we were saying, hoping for the first ever british excess in this event in 56 years. the last person to win it, little—known fact, sir stanley matthews's son. —— hoping for the first ever british success hoping for the first ever british success in this event in 56 years. for now, that is all from wimbledon, novak djokovic victorious once again, we will hand you back now, to the studio, in salford, for the rest of the day

and if you lift the trophy on sunday he will equal the record of martina navratilova of nine wimbledonand is in nadal‘s side of the draw also and they treat for the centre court crowd who had an equitable comeback from jamie murray and victoria azarenka in the second round of the mixed doubles as they recovered from 5—1 down in the final set to beat robert farah and anna—lena groenefeld after two and three quarters hours on court and no wonder the home fans looked so happy. no british players left in the singles. thank you very much. i can tell you that according to an official with knowledge of the thai rescue operation, a nice person has been rescued, we are not clear if it isa been rescued, we are not clear if it is a boy or the coach. one would imagine it might be the ninth boy to be rescued. a ninth person has been rested, that is from an official with knowledge of the operation and that has been reported by reuters. eight boys are out, incredibly successful so far, and they are being treated in local hospitals. what is hoped to be the final rescue mission is under way right now t

that's why it's great that we're focused on theirs and we each kind of cover the different aspects martina's gooden of each year looks after travis commercial side he sourced investment and began hiring its workforce is no groans of forty five traffic got underway is google maps was launched now one of their biggest customers programming a real time map with so many different transportation alternatives is a major challenge. the biggest i would say challenge is to properly process as g.p.s. signals and it's very nice to show that on the map paul actually recall this morning so and wasn't e.t.a. expect a time of arrival to the bus stops old that takes quite a lot of efforts and we've been doing this for twelve years and we still keep updating and i'm dating and improving delegate times who does that traffic is used in over thirty cities worldwide now even in megacities like indonesia capital jakarta it's free for users. founders are also been told she's german city administrations though things are moving only slowly the transport companies are reluctant to part with data in real time operati

murray won the mixed doubles title last year with martina hingis.t would complete a fairytale return to the sport. she said she nearly died giving birth to her daughter in september of last year and now, fast—forward 10 months, the 36—year—old is on the verge of a record—equalling 2ath grand slam singles title. it isa it is a repeat of the final two yea rs it is a repeat of the final two years ago. she's up against germany's angelique kerber. this is the order of play then, very unusual. the nadal and djokovic semifinal will resume on centre court at 1pm, after they have had some rest and probably a couple of ice baths. which means the women will have to wait for them to finish to get their final started. england's 2018 world cup comes to an end tonight as they take on belgium in the third/fourth place play—off in st petersburg. they have got this final match, despite the disappointment of losing wednesday's semifinal against croatia in extra time. manager gareth southgate is determined england will leave russia on a high, and tired legs mean there

murray won the mixed doubles title last year with martina hingis. i wonder, will it be a fairytale return for serena williams are chasing another record in her incredible career, remarkable this one, because only ten months ago she said she basically nearly died, this was after surgery after she gave birth to her daughter. that was in september. fast—forward 10 months, the 36—year—old is on the verge of a record—equalling 24th grand slam singles title. she's up against germany's angelique kerber. away from the intensity of wimbledon, a huge weekend football in russia. it all wraps up. england's 2018 world cup comes to an end tonight as they take on belgium in the third/fourth place play—off in st petersburg. however significant you may think it is, at least they have one more match. despite the disappointment of losing wednesday's semifinal against croatia in extra time, manager gareth southgate is determined england will leave russia on a high and tired legs mean there could be some changes. sometimes it's not always a good decision for people to p

murray won the mixed doubles title last year with martina hingis.rena williams is one win away from an eighth wimbledon title that would complete a fairytale return to the sport. she said she nearly died giving birth to her daughter in september of last year and now, fastforward 10 months, the 36—year—old is on the verge of a record—equalling 24th grand slam singles title. i am nowjoined by former world number one and us open winner tracey austin. how can you get your head around this fact that serena williams is back here so soon after not being able to walk. yes, and to not have the match prep, no grass court warm up, to ratchet up her game with each match that she plays, and the level that she went from, the quarterfinals to the semifinals, where she was so authoritative, she was incredible. she will have to up that level again in the same way because she is now playing angelique kerber, and elite player. does her reputation go before her, and that is why she has been able to cruise through so convincingly? people are scared, serena is back?” thr

france's adrian mannarino on centre court, and if he lifts the trophy again on sunday, he'll equal martinathrough to the last eight for the first time since 2011 after beating jiri vesely in straight sets. we didn't expect to see andy murray at wimbledon, but we're going to. perhaps not in the role he had imagined. he announced on social media that he'll be joining the bbc commentary team for the next two days. as he says, what could possibly go wrong?! i tell you what, if he can win a final here, he can commentate, that's for sure! now to the world cup, and we all know what's happening tomorrow, but tonight, it's the first of the semi—finals. and here are two of the men who could play an influential role in st petersburg. 19—year old french striker kylian mbappe and manchester city and belgium star kevin de bruyne. france won the world cup in 1998, belgium have never made the final before. one man that will be keeping a close eye on the action is gareth southgate because, of course, the winners would be england's opponents if they beat croatia tomorrow night. but, as ever, they're trying

murray won the mixed doubles title last year with the now—retired martina hingis.ld not overcome the american pairing ofjack sock and mike bryan, losing in five sets. in the men's wheelchair singles, alfie hewett is through to his second wimbledon semi—final in a row. the second seed beat france's stephane houdet, a man more than double his age, in straight sets. hewett will meet the defending champion, stefan olsson, next. but the 2016 champion, gordon reid, is suprisingly out. he lost to belgium'sjoachim gerard in straight sets. hewett and reid begin their doubles campaign today as they aim for a hat—trick of wimbledon doubles titles. so it is men's semi—finals day at wimbledon today. up first is the man who knocked out roger federer, kevin anderson. he is up against another big server in john isner. then it's time for rafael nadal against novak djokovic. it's their 51st meeting, more than any other two men in the open era. they know each other better than anyone else. coverage starts on bbc two at 12:30pm. we will have all the rest of the sport, the football new

murray won the mixed doubles title at wimbledon last year with martina hingis and will be looking tow. more on the bbc news channel throughout the day. lets go back to donald trump's visit to the uk. annita mcveigh is at westminster back here overlooking parliament square. the trump baby bloom is back on the ground. i was just glancing through the trees. it has been peeking above the tree tops just a little shy of the 30 metre height restriction. it is down on the ground again. let's see if it goes back up. it is attracting so much attention as you can imagine. it is not that one that is going to be at trafalgar square on it is a half size version. the restrictions means this large one has tuesday in parliament square. 0bviously that is the most visible sign of the protest against the us president's visit to the uk. meanwhile, he is getting on with his agenda today well away from anything to protest. he is meeting the prime minister theresa may at her country residence chequers. they arejust been her country residence chequers. they are just been speaking. donald trump said that he a

grand slam title and roger federer is chasing a ninth wimbledon title that would bring him level with martinaamazing piece of real estate because they are just a bit above the court and no more than ten metres from some of the players when they are walking around at the back picking up the towel on the centre court so we do see the thick of the action but at the same time, you see people talking about matches you have not watched because on days like today when you've got 128 singles players in action across the men's and women's doors, it is impossible to watch the play one final tennis courts. and when you get at to p°p‘up courts. and when you get at to pop—up on the roof...? courts. and when you get at to pop-up on the roof. . . ? it is always a pleasure. nice to get some sun. thank you to the voice of tennis on the bbc. for years she was the royal face of wimbledon — the duchess of kent has met most of the great players and handed trophies to most of them including in 1993 a tearfuljana navotna. in an exclusive interview, the duchess has been sharing her memories with me. i think it is tr