those were anne albic mason and sarah brent mason. so why don't we pop across the hall and see their face? so we're stepping into the bed chamber in the 18th century master bedrooms were often on the first floor. so this was a space for both mr. and mrs. mason, but it functioned as a space for the operator of the household who happened to be in this case mrs. mason after the death of the first mrs. mason her oldest daughter took over that mantle until george mason remarried almost seven years later. so the space you see around me is all about the woman of the house. they're sharing the bed, but the dressing table while they would have gotten dressed there in the morning might have been a space where mrs. mason were at her correspondence the closets on either side of the fireplace our storage both for their clothing and also for things that typically today we would store in a pantry things like sugar cinnamon pepper expensive wines. those things were kept in the master chamber because they're expensive they had to be imported. they wer

mason mount fast becomin: the pitch now. mason mount fast becoming such _ the pitch now. pitch now. mason mount fast l becoming such an influential figure for england at such a young age and worth pointing out as well that he comes up against another influential figure in the shape of a look at moderates for correction. yes, the ca tain moderates for correction. yes, the captain and — moderates for correction. yes, the captain and mason _ moderates for correction. yes, the captain and mason mount - moderates for correction. yes, the captain and mason mount is - moderates for correction. yes, the captain and mason mount is a - moderates for correction. yes, the | captain and mason mount is a huge fan of, says that when he was a boy he used to watch luka modric play for spurs and try to model his own game on him and picked up loads and really learn from just watching him and river in the champions league semifinals, chelsea knocked out luka modric�*s rial madrid and he said coming up against and they swapped shirts and just gives him perhaps the upper hand going into this m

mason respond. ms. ramsey mason: i'm not familiar with the i wantry kacies of legal services fund bug having attorneys for tenants is an incredible important aspect to preventing illegal evictions. if tenants are able to bring claims in court it will act as deterrent to future bad actors and empower other tenants to assert claims that are valid in that situation. ms. ross: thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back. mr. cohen: thank you. there is hope -- help on the way. we have a letter urge manager funding for legal services and i was joined by mr. kennedy of massachusetts, and this year it's mr. fitzpatrick, mr. upton, mrs. dingell and ms. scanlon has been phenomal as co-leads on the letter. everyone is welcome. mrs. fischbach, you're on the voork i guess, there you are. you're recognized for five minutes, thank you. i have no jokes for today. mrs. fischbaches: no jokes? ok. well, i appreciate that. i am just very concerned. i represent a very rural district. i'm very concerned about the effects of the --

ramsey mason: thank you. i think the short answer is because it's easier. and because there is not, in many states, appropriate deterrent for landlords who seek to engage in self-help. self-help can take many forms, as hr1451 contemplates. it can be something as extreme as a landlord hiring a team of private security guards, showing up at a tenant's home and forcibly removing the tenant and his or her belongings from the property. it can include changing the locks while the tenant is away from home at the grocery store, at work, picking up kids, whatever the case may be. it can also include calling the utility company and asking for the electricity and gas and water to be shut off. or simply threatening a tenant to the point where they actually choose to leave the property because they feel unsafe. all of those are situations that we hear about that, as you pointed out, have heard about prior to the pandemic, during the pandemic, and unfortunately will continue to happen as the pandemic ends. while every stat

roosevelt who was a mason talked to henry wallace about redesigning the money, also a mason. this is the great seal of the united states. so these two things are either side of the great seal of united states which never got much play but was made in the 1770s by a bunch of masons which it's now on the money. they will argue that money is a kind of magic spell. that the money looks like this for a reason. if someone is plotting and saying, there's a masonic plot, part of the united states, and they feature this, right, then this is the argument of these are the important symbolism. right? this i can't actually believe. you have people who are afraid of the government, right? you have people who are afraid of the government, afraid of plots, afraid of masonic plots. is everyone familiar with john pondexter. he was in the bush white house and was convicted in 1991 in the iran-contra affair. do you know what darpa is? it's advanced research projects administration, i think. it is where the government makes its most advanced pieces of technology. it's a big thing in conspiracies

that the great seal looks leak a masonic symbol. the masons are behind it all. in new york in 1826, a man named william morgan tried to join the local mason lodge and was turned down so he said, i'm going to publish a book releasing all of your secrets. . he was rae arrested. he was never returned home. a body was found in the river in upstate new york. people thought it was morgan and there was a full-fledged masonic panic that the secret society of the masons was a murderous conspiracy that was attempted to take over the united states. and this was not just a fear that kind of percolated among americans in upstate new york. it became an organizing principle for a political party. the anti-masonic party wins elections in 1832 and 1836. it elected anti-masons to political office and its agenda is against people in american government being parts of secret societies. if you're part of the secret society, you're not doing the people's work and your allegiance is to something else. this was the argument against kennedy in 1960. the argument kennedy as a catholic wo

probably mason mount, actually. _ respective teams? probably mason mount, actually.ilmore was - mount, actually. gilmore was honestly— mount, actually. gilmore was honestly brilliant on friday against england. _ honestly brilliant on friday against england, a because the nature they have got, _ england, a because the nature they have got, and be the team they are up have got, and be the team they are up against, — have got, and be the team they are up against, scotland can adapt to that, _ up against, scotland can adapt to that, ttut— up against, scotland can adapt to that, but i— up against, scotland can adapt to that, but i think chilwell has obviously not been in the england team _ obviously not been in the england team yet. — obviously not been in the england team yet, whereas i think with mason mount, _ team yet, whereas i think with mason mount, especially... there have been problems— mount, especially... there have been problems with where they are so far, they have _ problems with where they are so far, they have been a bit disconnected, there _ they have bee

they are ben chilwell and mason mount.ur ends his evening. there will be plenty more appearances for him in a scotland shirt. but there won't be tomorrow. awarded man of the match for his impressive performance on friday against england at wembley, butjust days later, billy gilmour has tested positive for coronavirus and will play no part in scotland's final group game. a real blow, and if billy gilmour is out now, of course the only spanner it throws into the works is he would have started and now he won't so it is a chance for someone else to come into the team and make themselves a national hero. gilmour trained on sunday with the rest of the squad but was absent this morning. as yet, no other players have tested positive. a real blow, and if billy gilmour is out now, of course you have to think, who has he been mixing with? will we get any further news that he has been mixing close by with other players and they might be tested positive and might have to self—isolate as well? it is not good news for scotland. scotland

it elects anti-masons to political office. and its agenda is against people in american government being parts of secret societies. because if you were part of a secret society you're not doing the peoples work and your allegiance is to something else. this was the argument against kennedy in 1960. the argument that kennedy as a catholic would have to follow the rules of the pope rather than serve the american people. in a sense among other people opposed to american catholicism generally you could not be both a catholic and american president because you either serve one master or another. same thing with the anti-masons in the 1830s. but if the modern and there are other conspiracy theories and other things to go through. if the way we understand modern conspiracy theories, the way we engage with our students and fellow american citizens, the way we do it now changed. it's not this. remember most of these so far are expersonal things, right? the pope is influencing us from the outside, right? bankers are influencing us from

sally, mason mount was excellent on _ match. sally, mason mount was excellent on friday _ match. - match. sally, mason mount was excellent on friday night. you i match. sally, mason mount was - excellent on friday night. you would have thought he would have been in the england team tonight, although england are through. ben chilwell, less so. do you know why they are having to isolate? what have england said? ~ , ., ., , having to isolate? what have england said? ~ , . . , said? well, it is a really good question. _ said? well, it is a really good question, victoria. _ said? well, it is a really good question, victoria. if- said? well, it is a really good question, victoria. if you - said? well, it is a really good i question, victoria. if you watch closely— question, victoria. if you watch closely what gareth southgate said last night, i think he may be... what _ last night, i think he may be... what is — last night, i think he may be... what is the _ last night, i think he may be... what is the word i would use? bemused _ what is the word i would use? bemused about the situatio

> joining us now for a conversation i cybersecurity from the national security institute at george mason law school and also working on cybersecurity and the ransomware attacks why does it seem like we hear about these every day? are they more prevalent or just higher profile companies? >> it is a little bit of those. ransomware is easier to use with the development with the idea all capabilities you just have to plug in your target and pay a fee and then it does the work for you. you collect some ransom and then pay that off. so it's easier to do. second it's like criminals are bank robbers but in this case going after those targets i need to stay up and running and then there is a lie the pressure to pay the ransom and move forward we saw that with colonial pipeline and a similar situation but we do know they could get up and running pretty quickly. >> and then the service providers why can't they track down those people? >> it's a great question. using the anonymity techniques even of that coin wallet all the fbi sees back to last few days could take that that coin transaction they tr

it is really important that george mason own people.e also opened the door for us to continue to have the conversation 250 years later. he opened the door to expand to home the declaration of rights applied. when i have apply to me, -- it may have not apply to me, it may not have apply to you, but 250 years later we have this conversation and it does apply to all of us. it is a very important -- is important that we talk about george mason as we do today. >> american history tv on c-span3, documenting america's story. funding comes from these television companies and more including charter medications. >> broadband is a force for empowerment, that is why charter has invested billions of building infrastructure, upgrading analogy, empowering opportunity and communities big and small. charter is connecting us. >> turned communications along with these television companies supports american history tv on c-span3 as a public service. >> 50 years ago on june 13,19971 "the new york times began publishing experts of the pentagon papers, a clas

mason gilmour, who's tested positive.se for an end to lockdown in england onjuly the 19th, the health secretary says the covid data looks good at the moment. i hope that we can take the steps on the 19th ofjuly that are pencilled in for then, because the data is looking encouraging. under—18s who want nude pictures or videos of themselves removed from the internet, can now report the images through a new online tool. and the australian government criticises a proposal to list the great barrier reef as "in danger". the un says not enough has been done to protect the reef from climate change. the good news — england are through to the knock—out stages of the euros because results went their way last night. the disruptive news is that two of their players came into contact with scotland midfielder billy gilmour, who's tested postiive for covid and so are isolating. england are through to the last 16 of the european championships but scotland must win against croatia at hampden park this evening. john mcmanus reports. fierce

your heart goes out to billy gilmour, mason j goes out to billy gilmour, mason mount and ben chilwellquestions about the bubble that billy gilmour was meant to be optional automating in. for the faa, why it is they weren't able to enforce the rules. those players shouldn't and spent sustained time after that game against scotland last week on friday night, so i think it does go to serve as a warning to teams. at the hazard of playing sport at this level in the covid era. it's very unfortunate. dan roan, many thanks indeed. i'm just going to step out of the way because there are some cheers from the early crowd. england players have stepped onto the field. you cannot not spot filled with that mop of blonde hair. some of the players saying if they win the euros, they will copy his hairstyle. that really would be a site, so that is england getting ready for the czechs. we'll check on them on a moment. that huge match at hampden park coming up at eight o'clock, kicked off as well there. jane dougall is there for scotland and croatia. they started with that defeat against the czechs. you k

mason mount could be in contention to start on tuesday despite continuing to self—isolate after beingd as a close contact following his discussion with billy gilmour after the scotland game, as olly foster reports. england have won more training session here tomorrow morning before they head to london and then tuesday's match at wembley. it has been such an important a few days here at st george's park after they topped the group against the czechs. we have heard from different players and they have all acknowledged that they have to try and find a way of creating more chances in at this knockout tie against the germans. we spoke to calvin phillips today and he spoke about his role in that holding midfield spot and how he wants to give the attacking players the ingredients to go out and express themselves. he is the only outfield player to have been playing every minute of england's three matches. he said he has probably exceeded his own expectations and if you told him how much he would be involved at nine months ago when he made his debut, he would not have believed you, but is he a

like gilmour, mason mount had also impressed.far. covid has hit other teams in this tournament. there was perhaps a sense of inevitability it would land closer to home. natalie pirks, bbc news, wembley. back on the pitch — and there has beenjoy for denmark who have reached the last 16. the danes were still reeling from chrstian eriksen�*s heart attack during their opening fixture of the tournament, beat russia 4—1 to finish as runners up in their group. they go through with belgium from group b. in group c the netherlands and austria are through after wins in their final group matches. and those results also mean that france, switzerland, sweden, england and the czech republic will play in the knock out stages. full details on the sport section of our website. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: the votes are being counted in ethiopia after key elections. the poll is a test of the popularity of prime minister abiy — at a time the country is beset with warand famine. members of the neo—nazi resistance movement stormed the wor

england will face them without mason mount and ben chilwell.bit hot and — further down the line. it has been a bit hot and cold, _ further down the line. it has been a bit hot and cold, england, - further down the line. it has been a bit hot and cold, england, you - further down the line. it has been a i bit hot and cold, england, you would have thought they have had their toughest opposition already in their group opener, against croatia, who is a bit, but then the terribly flat performance against scotland. they got a point but it felt like a defeat. four points is good enough to get into the last 16 which was confirmed after results last night. but you feel they do need another win just to get them in the right frame of mind but if they do win, back here at wembley, yes, and in front of 40,000, they increase the crowd for that knockout stage, but it would be against the runner—up in group f, and that could beat germany, france or portugal. —— that could be. that would mean if england slipped up, gareth southgate would maybe not mine too much

remember they started with that midfield three of which mason mount was a part and then bringing jackirls. of all the teams that made it into the last 16, england at the bottom of the goal—scoring charts. how they would dearly love to put that right against germany. that is down to the attacking players and have gareth southgate manages to hold their many talents together to see if they can beat the germans in a knockout match at major championship. all coming up tomorrow. what a day it is going to be tomorrow. so much expectation, history. away from wembley it was the opening day of wimbledon today. the weather playing its part. forget jack grealish, there was a newjack in town today. jack draper had the tough task of taking on novak djokovic in his opening match on day one. chetan phatak is at wimbledon today on the opening day. jack draper certainly impressed at times against novak djokovic. outstanding first set. the sun is just coming out here. all seasons in one day. we were stood here in the rain, plenty of wind as well. games didn't get going until the afternoon. wimbledon wit

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it's a massive project, 400 kilometers of concrete walls, with an average height of 14 masons and at a cost of around $30000000000.00, you will know it. those i talk was sent from university, says japan's nibble launched such a large scale project, team of them all, and all that they see that the doors and all atl code, the you and the project must be the new enough, know not good fit. we still got madison. now you will not move them of their code to sit and i'm all i committed is ah, it hope construction will be completed in 2021. and a continuous line of walls will close off every river along the splintered northeast coast of japan. but the mega project has raised questions. how far must we go to protect ourselves from natural disasters and how effective will really be in attempting to save lives? your story you so much new to almost 50 kilometers south of tara, of construction work is preparing for the day ahead. the men must 1st consolidate the ground, invaded by sea water with reinforce country paul. the full arresting the new barriers against the threats from the same supported

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we also don't know the last point when ben chilwell and mason mount had contact _ ben chilwell and masony— high—profile situation, at the end of the day there are people across the country who have problems with theiriobs_ the country who have problems with theirjobs every day and these guys are the _ theirjobs every day and these guys are the same. so it has to be handled _ are the same. so it has to be handled cautiously. but it is all about— handled cautiously. but it is all about the — handled cautiously. but it is all about the detail. i think obviously we will— about the detail. i think obviously we will see more about that today. | we will see more about that today. i think we will see more about that today. think we can we will see more about that today. i think we can make a point it out of youyet, rachel! that was very impressive. do you think scotland will go through, by the way? molar will go through, by the way? now ou're will go through, by the way? now you're asking- _ will go through, by the way? now you're asking- l — will go through, by the way? now you're asking. i wen

a consultation with public health england, ben chilwell and mason mount, after interaction with gilmoursolate. they will be kept away from the players in the wider support team. the squad had lateral flow tests and all were negative as was the case with sunday's uefa pre—match pcr test that they had to take 48 hours before facing the czechs. mount and chill well, despite training now having to self—isolate, and they will have further discussions to see whether those two can play any part in that match against the czechs. let's get up to glasgow because the day started with news of that test jane, we saw the interaction between mount and chilwell. that drawl that felt like a victory for them, what's the latest from them? losing such an influential player anyway. exactly. billy gilmour, clearly a rising talent for scotland, we saw that during england's match where he was given man of the match. but to not have him as an option for one of scotland's most important games in years is a devastating blow for steve clarke. you mentioned him coming into contact with other members of the squad. w

mason: mason. lemonis: mason. so, you know mason's name? how are you? i'm marcus. briana: briana.onis: nice to meet you. do you know briana's name? matthew: no, i don't. lemonis: i'd like to introduce you guys. matthew: yeah. lemonis: my first impression of matt is that he seems like a nice enough guy, and the company has really grown fast, so he's adding staff on a daily basis. but he should probably learn his employees' names. do you guys use all these products yourselves? does everybody have one on their phone? man: no. lemonis: do you have one on your phone? briana: no. lemonis: do you? man: no. lemonis: do you have one? mason: i actually don't have an iphone. lemonis: so, just iphone cases? matthew: right now. if you're, like, the type of girl who likes to change their phone case every 6 to 8 weeks, generally, you have an iphone. lemonis: is this only for girls? matthew: yes. this market is basically all women. you do not find this in men's sections anywhere. lemonis: and so, where's the bulk of your business come from? matthew: wholesale -- b to b. so, we have small, indepen

we talked about your work at george mason university. about your background in public service and your expertise in this area. guest: thank you for that question. i started out in capitol hill as a young staff appeared i started as a computer systems manager, i was doing i.t. work and went up the policy realm. when i came back, i had a chance to work in the bush administration at the justice department at the office of legal policy. i worked on a range of the cyber and intelligence matters, including president bush's comprehensive cyber security initiative. and then i want to private practice for a couple of years, i was a trial lawyer and had a chance to work with the house intelligence committee where we -- it was enacted into law in a modified form in 2015. and went on to work with the senate relations committee and had an awesome opportunity in the last six years, worked for general alexander, the former director -- at iron it. -- ironnet. host: how concerned should capitol hill be about this capital -- about this attack. guest: it i

we'll be live to hampden park in a moment but first, england will be without mason mount and ben chilwellroup decider against czech republic later. the pair are both self—isolating after coming into contact with scotland's billy gimour, who tested positive yesterday. well, olly foster is at wembley for us. olly, how much disruption does this cause england and their manager gareth southgate? it will certainly be a distraction for gareth southgate. he said as much before he learned that they would have two cells isolate for ten days. backdate that you friday night when they came into close contact with billy gilmore at the full—time whistle when they went over to the chelsea team—mate. critically, it was down the tunnel where they spent a number of minutes, 15, 20 minutes together, it is thought, in close proximity. england are doing the right thing and telling public health england what had happened. they are having to follow those self isolating protocols. they will train privately away from the main group. the team will return the street after the match against the czech republic. they p

we heard mason greenwood withdrew through injury earlier, but there are other frustrated players tonightisappointed? jesse lingard, the west ham united, on loan from manchester united, he is probably going to be the most disappointed not to be included. he was in fine form at the world cup as we have seen in the world cup back in 2018, in fine form for west ham since he went on loan. he will probably feel most aggrieved. interestingly, because of the players involved in european finals for manchester united, manchester city and chelsea over the last week, he is going to start in england's friendly against austria tomorrow evening. seems backwards but it's just the way southgate has been able to get all the players together. ollie watkins had a fine season for aston villa but probably with calvert—lewin and harry kane to similar, james ward—prowse was probably a good set piece option to come off the bench and maybe change again, but southgate feeling with the midfield he has got, jordan henderson and kalvin phillips, look set to be fit from their injuries he doesn't have space for her. al

the virginia declaration of rights written by my friend colonel george mason. he wrote that virginia declaration of rights at the same time that i was writing our declaration of american independence. mr. light a further question if you will want to give to draft the dog that's a very good question if i can recall it took me some time. you asked me how long it took me to write the declaration well. i believe it took me three days. three days to write that declaration. in fact, i have here one of the first drafts that were several drafts three days to write the declaration. on four sheets of paper now many of you may wonder mr. jefferson ganette is quite a long time to simply write a declaration of independence as you just said everything was there for you to utilize you were not desiring to put forth anything new or original. well citizens. i will tell you i'm guilty of something that that you all are guilty of. oh, yes, not a one of us can escape. i make mistakes. and it is not easy to erase ink. so when i go back over what i wrote i would cross out, but i did

perhaps the most problematic of these folk was charlotte oz good mason, a wealthy white widow who, outof her investment in part sponsored a lane lock, langston hughes, the graphic artist miguel cobu venus and eventually her son herself with her particularly between 1927 and 1932. and return from this monthly stipends and funds to purchase cars, mason demanded that her protegees consistently referred to her as godmother. largely suffocate herself to her and have the publications vetted and typically limited by mason as she did with her since collecting folklore. jb lippincott co was the publishing house who secured hurston. in part because hurston lied, saying she had almost completed a novel that in truth should not even begun to right. but, in a productive flurry, she produced jordan scored vine, as i said based on her parents ill-fated marriage and the novel met with the claim in 1935. abandoning graduate studies at columbia when they reneged on the terms of the scholarship, hurston secured back to back guggenheim scholarships in 1936 in 1935 which allowed her to travel to jamaica an

dry on that boulevard, masonic regularly even on the weekend.ing the week, i don't think you'll find 10 bicycles on that strip of road. it's so aggregate -- aggravating vocal minority of the bicyclist keep pushing. i like riding a bike. my parents, i know older people. it's not practical. if you look around in all these neighborhoods, there's some places -- i will say to you, i understand anza. almost seems somewhat reasonable to have some bicycle acknowledgement. it is so out of balance what we are doing as a city for bicyclist. for anyone when they start comparing the history to the richmond district as a need for bicycle, don't forget we have golden gate park to teach your kid how to ride a bike and the kids can go in there and ride their bikes. it's just so out of whack what is done for bicyclist. again, i ride a bike, know lot of older people. we don't ride a bike for our entire life. please go out to masonic and sit there for an hour on the weekend. tell me how many bicycles you see. there's a ton going down the panhandle but there are non

two of the england team, mason mount and ben chilwell, self isolate after contact off the pitch with scotland's billy gilmour, who's tested positive. here at hampden park, scotland prepared to play one of the most important matches in decades, they must win tonight or they are out of the tournament. we'll have the very latest from wembley and hampden park. also this lunchtime... a �*national scandal�* — mps say white pupils from poorer families have suffered �*decades of neglect�* in england's education system. weekly reported covid deaths in the uk drop below 100 for the first time since last summer. and the dating app, bumble, giving staff paid leave to cope with pandemic stress. and, live on the bbc news channel, the first lions team of the summer has been named. alun wynjones will captain the side in the first—ever meeting with japan on saturday. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. england and scotland are preparing for crucial games at the euros tonight, but coronavirus is casting a major shadow. england's mason mount and ben chilwell, will miss the clash with the

or the templers, masons, ufos, secret knowledge, the federal government, the fed, and it stayed secret until now on the internet, yankee fan 69 has figured it out and blown the doors wide open on this plan. there's a sense you have to believe this thing is so large and secret that it has stayed secret for so long but it has been discovered by someone doing research on the internet. part of that is the rid lerprinciple, the idea of the obsession of signs and symbols that this conspiracy has kept its secret and managed to keep its secret to do its work but it can't stop labelling the work. it can't stop putting the eye on the pyramid on monday and then floating pyramids in space. the idea this is so powerful and rich and stayed secret for so long but it can't help taunting people, like yankee fan 69 so he can put the pieces together to explode it, right. and the final one is the irony of power. which is if you imagine a conspiracy of huge money. powerful people. international scope. the darpa, the entire intelligence apparatus of the united states behind it, that it has infinite reach, i

roosevelt who was a mason talk to henry wallace with who was his vice president. also in mason. this is the great seal of the united states. so these two things are on either side of the united states which never got much play but was made in the 1970s by a bunch of masons. it's not put on the money. but there's argument that they will argue that this money is a kind of magic spell. if someone is plotting and saying that there is illicit faring in based on a plot in the united states and they feature this, right, this is the argument of these are the important symbolism. so this i can't actually believe. right? you have people who are afraid of the government. you have people who are afraid of the government. afraid of plots. i'm afraid of sonic plots. listen very in pots. as a run the millie with john. john point dexter was in the george whitehouse and convicted in the 1991 in new branick contract affair. it's called darpa awareness office. do you know what darpa is? . it's the defense advanced research project administration. it is the spookiest of the spooky. it's where the g

to play, his teens must win match against croatia. meantime, to england players been till well and mason mount will miss the game against the czech republic. after contact with gilmore, this votel might look innocent enough, a moment between 3 chelsea teammates after they did battle for different countries . but with scotland belly gilmore testing positive for the corona, virus, scotland and england both now have problems before the final group matches the england pam mason mountain bench. oh wow. have both tested negative, but health and football authorities have decided they must remain in self isolation in a tweets the england team said the prayer would have to isolate up to and including monday, the 28th of june. adding this decision has been taken in consultation with public health. england's gilmore is scotlands rising star. but due to his positive test, he will definitely miss the crunch game against croatia. jobs as you would expect symptomatic no, no symptoms. so hopefully cell phone hold up. you won't have too many symptoms, and you'll get back to plan as quickly as possible. a

me the high 2 kilometer long brake water with a technical fees due to its incredible depth of 63 masons. ready to 3 decades of construction, he was inaugurated in 2009 at a staggering cost of over $1000000000.00. ready ready ready making it the most expensive coastal protection structure. japan though you cut out today when you bought the car, all based on your body, fit this body walk cycle the already. so in other days, you know, i mean you know, mother love why school. so good scale hyper on it take your time for you to get in the hype computer. so sort of thought, she said this and also what you need tonight, the loop occasionally. when are you doing this or you are the one on the com where you are scanning to give up cool day. yeah, go up and watch on the center of the iron and steel has become a shadow of its former self. since the closure of its law still works in the light, $900.00 and ironically, 2009, the year, the brake water with an ogre, i said with also the year that come up with rank one of the most de, populated cities in japan sitting just off this declining the cost of

yes, mason mount and ben chilwell, both ruled out of tonight's match against the czech republic.s through to the next stage. also tonight — the delay to lifting lockdown. more time for vaccinations as ministers sayjuly 19th is now the date restrictions could be eased in scotland and lifted completely in england. a father whose two sons died of aids after they were given infected blood products at a hampshire boarding school breaks down at the public inquiry as he pays tribute to them i'm going to miss these boys every day. every day. and the dating app bumble — gives all its employees a week off — to deal with burnout after the pandemic. i'll be live from hampden park as scotland prepare for their must win match against croatia. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. it's make or break for scotland at the euros tonight as they take on croatia in one of the biggest football games in their history. if they win they'll go through to the knockout stages of the men's competition for the first time. but anything other than victory will send them out of the competition. and th

two of the england team, mason mount and ben chilwell, self isolate, after contact off the pitch with scotland's billy gilmore, who's tested positive. disruption for england and scotland but good news for the fans today. over 60,000 will now be allowed into wembley for the semifinals and the final next month. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, announces delaying the easing of lockdown tojuly the 19th — amid a steady rise in cases. we must not allow the virus to get too far ahead of the vaccines. therefore, as indicated last week we intended to maintain the current restrictions applicable in each part of scotland for the next three weeks. weekly reported covid deaths in the uk drop below a hundred, for the first time, since last summer. a �*national scandal.�* mps say white pupils from poorerfamilies, have suffered �*decades of neglect,�* in england's education system. and australia's government lashes out, as a united nations report claims it hasn't done enough to protect the great barrier reef from climate change good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. england and scotland a

what did you post as the caption under mason's picture there?baseball background so i used to swing but he's just, my daughter, madison, is really good too. they just have great hand-eye coordination, but he is obsessed with hitting golf balls and baseballs. he does it all day long and i think you see in that. he's hitting like a nine iron, he's hitting that 60-yards, as a three-year-old kid and he's got nice straight, maybe a little bit of a fade, and so i think he's got a great future if that's what he wants to do. brian: you know what's amazing is he has no rituals. the ball goes down he just hits it. people are always getting set but it's no surprise, really, because you met your wife on the driving range, didn't you? and isn't casey a really good golfer? >> she is. she's a great athlete. she was a college equestrian scholarship, and we were just happened to be at the driving range next to each other, where is mason, come here, buddy. she's wacking balls, i've got him right here, and so yeah. show him how you hit the ball. >> [laughter] >> a

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