a former girlfriend of michel 's. name, yolanda surreal. >> this is the person that had a relationship with michel before he met the victim. according to her, michel left her for wendy. she loved michel escoto, she was very much in love with him. >> a single mother, was she also a woman scorned to mark michel left her six months earlier, and to add insult to injury, asked her to watch his dog while he was on his honeymoon with wendy. >> to to the extent of taking care of somebody's dog during their honeymoon, as a woman it is very strange to me. >> does yolanda become a suspect? a woman that feels she was cashiered, fired because of this younger woman, nobody gets away with that. >> a lot of bad if you ask ramon santa cruz. >> she was very evasive. her apartment was always dirty. she was never a good person to begin with. >> detectives met with yolanda cerrillo, who freely admitted she had been devastated michel dumped her, but she had no idea who beat his wife to death. >> she said she did not know anything about it.

i'm michelle dewberry and i'm with you till 7:00 tonight alongside me, my panel, michelle donelan, the former culture secretary and james schneider, the former adviser to jeremy corbyn. good evening to both of you. also, good evening to each and every one of you at home. it's not just about us. you can get in touch with me all the usual ways. email gbviews@gbnews.com. go to the website gbnews.com. slash yourself. or of course you can tweet or text me , but look big tweet or text me, but look big day to day for the conservative party. their conference continues. let's cross live there. to christopher hope, our political editor. there. to christopher hope, our political editor . christopher, political editor. christopher, good evening to you. what have we missed? >> good evening michelle. yeah, welcome to the icc here in birmingham. it's been a busy day of course, this party is out of government. 121 mps. but you wouldn't know it. it's so busy. part of the reason why is that all of these , all of the all of these, all of the conference was booked and paid for before they called the early

michelle, i was reading _ access it. michelle, i was reading that _ access it.| access it. michelle, iwas - reading that around 200 doctors in your state have signed a letter against this, i wonder now, how they preparing for this law to come into force from october? we have been having conversations with doctors both in private practice and those affiliated with large hospitals and it ranges. the law requires the department of health will provide guidance on the new law and what is required of them under the new law but as far as we can tell none of the providers have received any guidance from the louisiana department of health and instead hospitals and physicians i kind ofjust winging it. they are removing mifepristone from haemorrhaged parts which are often readily accessible. they work from room to room because when haemorrhaging occurs in labour and delivery, it is absolutely essential that this medication is quickly available to people to deal with the most significant impact of haemorrhaging or other serious pregnancy complication and they are removing t

—— michel barnier. helena humphrey, glad you canjoin in. there circuitry of state antony blinken is urged haiti interim government to set “p haiti interim government to set up an electoral council to organise presidential election by the end of next year. mr blinken made the comment on a trip to haiti, has now arrived in the dominican republic ways expected to meet with the country's president on friday. the trip by america's top—level mat is part of washingtons latest efforts to help caribbean leaders navigate rampant gang violence that threatens to overtake haiti. in a meeting with the new prime minister, secretary blinken announced m5 million worth of new monetary and aid. haitian authorities have expanded state of emergency order right across the entire country, the military situation that is rapidly deteriorating since the former prime minister resigned backin former prime minister resigned back in march. eight agencies reported that nearly 580,000 people have been internally displaced by conflict

two michelle's. what a treat for the nation. michelle donelan, the nation.n, the former culture secretary, and steve mccabe, the former labour mp. welcome back everybody. there's a lot of people getting in touch suggesting two tier policing. i've heard that a lot recently when it comes to the likes of huw edwards, he is having admitted receiving grotesque images of children. but of course, many of you pointing out that people that have tweeted things and all the rest of it are indeed behind bars. suggestion from you at home that that is some kind of two tier justice, keep your thoughts on that one coming in. lots of people are criticising the fact that labour came straight in and scrapped rwanda. you'll remember, perhaps you'll remember the conversation about germany, perhaps looking at the rwanda programme, all the money that we'd laid, the foundations for germany were exploring, perhaps using that. sure, it was germany. what do you make to that? was it germany, before i went away, was talking about using rwanda. there's been some suggestion. >> the germans

mary says, yes , michel, country.can you point out to everyone, we have a beautiful country that has so much to be proud of and so many achievements that absolutely should be lauded. she says. coming up, i want to talk to you about a couple of different things. council tax. do you think that is going to be under the line of fire when it comes to labour's tinkering plans and children? what's going on? a group of kids arrested for murder. i mean, are kids getting more violent? if so, what do we do about this? see you in hi there. i'm michelle dewberry till seven mcgoodwin de silva alongside me. alice says interesting. first conversation. michel, please point out the uk voted left when the rest of europe seems to be voting rights. is that fair, matt? >> well, i think in terms of the national breakdown, i don't think, you know, labour might have won a majority, but they only got about 20, 25% of the overall share of adults in the country. it's very soon before the end of the programme. >> i want to talk to you about counc

michel barnier has _ no crime's choice? michel barnier has been - no crime's choice?as been around a no crime's choice? michel - barnier has been around a long time and replaced the youngest prime minister in french history and he is the oldest prime minister in the french republic at age 73. he has been around a long time and has held senior officers in the 1990s in right—wing parties. he has held a number of offices, most recently as the eu's brexit negotiator. so he is a well—known figure from that error. but the problem is that he centre right.— he centre right. how much su ort he centre right. how much sunport are _ he centre right. how much support are the _ he centre right. how much support are the protesters j support are the protesters getting? support are the protesters caettin ? . support are the protesters iiettin? ., ., , support are the protesters icettin? ., ., , ., getting? there are thousands of rotesters getting? there are thousands of protesters across _ getting? there are thousands of protesters across france - getting? there are thousands of prote

michelle, you're so young. 7 or 7. >> michelle, you're so young.don't remember what this country was like before the first the tories and then labour actually abolished the 1915 licensing laws, under which it was much, much harder to get a dnnk was much, much harder to get a drink and there was much less drunkenness as a result. one of the quotients on this that you could actually tell there was a survey. it used to be done in, in, in glasgow. the less the less drink that was available, the less the less spousal beating. there was. and it's a very simple thing which anybody should want to reduce. and it's a result of making drink more readily available. >> well, i don't have i can't claim to be really old, but what i do remember is having an alcoholic father, and he was very into spousal beating. and it was irrespective of what time he left the pub. i can tell you that aaron bastani your overall thoughts on keir starmer? >> well, i hope peter is encouraged by the fact that younger people drink less. they do. so maybe that doesn't need to be legisla

i'm michelle dewberry with you until 7:00. scarlett mccgwire remain alongside me. we were just talking about whether or not elon musk should be ianed or not elon musk should be invited to an international investment summit here in the uk. june. one of my viewers says, i'll tell you what, michelle. i would quite frankly like to see elon musk as the pm of this country. she says, that he would sort out the issues that we have in a jiffy. would he or not, look, this whole kind of freebie fiasco, it's been rumbling on and on, hasn't it? well, now attention has turned now to one of the big donations to the labour party, this was a £4 million donation. it came from a hedge fund, basically. now someone who is linked to this hedge fund has now been given a role as labour's new climate envoy . she's apparently climate envoy. she's apparently the co—chair of the quadrature climate foundation's advisory board. and of course, this was founded by the same people behind that hedge hedge fund. what do you think to this, kelvin? nothing to see

after 50 days of delay, the french president finally appointed michel barnier to form the government. 73 -year-old barnier previously served as a minister in french governments during the presidency of jacques chirac and nicolas sarkozy. he is also one of the commissioners of the european union and after the brexit referendum , he was one of the main negotiators about the withdrawal of the united kingdom from the european union. emmanuel macron is the leader of one of the politicians leaning towards the center-right parties. the french government collapsed 50 days ago following the defeat of the ruling party in the parliamentary elections. in these elections, no spectrum could win an absolute majority, and the votes were divided between the coalition of left-wing, right-wing and far-right parties . get the extreme right and form a coalition government. tonight, to investigate this issue further, mr. thierry polvolt, a political activist and one of the founders of the yellow vest movement , is going to paris with us. mr. veld, hello , good evening. today is the 50th day of waiting. acc

peter: was michelle obama a tough act to follow?atie: i did not ask of the current first lady this, but according to her aides and finding aids going back to the vice presidency -- biden aids going back to the vice presidency, yes, because the expectations surrounding michelle obama and what she would do with the platform and how she would use it and how -- what she would say on what she would wear, there was so much interest in her and michelle obama really leaned into a lot of it. one person said she made washington cool. celebrities wanted to be at the obama white house. they wanted to know what she was wearing, what designers, and then there was the whole black first lady element of it, the racial scrutiny around her was enormous and she navigated that by all accounts with grace and a pragmatic understanding of what was expected from her. so in that sense, following that , and also we had ather first lady in between the two of them we cannot leave out melania trump, really, because it kind of reset the expectations to zero when

michel barnier, a republican, has been in the ministry four times.he ministry of foreign affairs holds the ministry of european affairs, environment and agriculture, and also had the responsibility of the european commissioner and the eu representative in the brexit negotiations. the appointment of michel barnier as prime minister by president emmanuel macron reacts has brought different opinions in public opinion. we have to wait and see what happens. i think macron has fallen into a self-made well. many with decisions. the parties of the new popular front , the majority holders of the french parliament , announced immediately after this appointment that michel barnier has neither political legitimacy nor the legitimacy of the republic, so we will criticize him. this crisis, which according to the french is created and paid for by the president, seems to have no intention of subsiding. opponents of macron declared tomorrow, saturday, as the day of protest against the illegal rule. shahzovar hosseini of paris radio and television agency. scientists h

michelle. then you will get the latest from parents also coming up super type who new yagi rips across asia. the most powerful storm of the year moved on from china and the philippines to better vietnam the and greetings to you, viewers around.

and so michelle has brought his own code back 1234 . ringback ringback after picking up the rest of his essential it's time to stop to on the supermarket sweep the regular supermarket. michelle has arrived at 8 o'clock . regular supermarkets tend to have a largest selection of products including bigger view, all organic sections from which such 3 percent of germans like to buy the fruit and veggies. off to the basics, popular every day, purchases a cookies, savory snacks, chocolate bars and sweet snacks. and of course, as a german, michelle picks up a be compared with other european countries in germany. self checkout adoption is lagging why one germans up to pay with cash. and to that protective both of that personal data. like with all things german, when it comes to check out, there was one line up your items logically put hot and heavy things at the front so you can pack them 1st, maximum efficiency to if someone has one item, let them go before you the 3. if another check out opens, paying cash 3 abandoned all sensible to it's whoe

michel barnier's cabinet are actually michel barnier, and the reaction that the drinking faction will have has shown that it is actually capable of mobilizing many millions of people, and if they decide , it will definitely be difficult for mr. macron. mr. dolatabadi , considering the fact that anyway, france is the second largest economy of the european union and an influential country in this union, in your opinion, you should abandon the victory bias in the election. abad and the formation of a representative government not the majority. what effect can this have on developments in europe? well, mr. michel barnier was actually the european commissioner, that is, he was the one who actually led the brexit negotiations, in fact, he was one of the representatives from the european union, and mr. barnier himself is actually a well-known and positive figure in europe. but if we actually want to consider the image of france in europe with the presence of mr. barnier, i think that this image is not too scary in the sense that anyway mr. barnier was a well-known and reliable person in euro

michel barnier, 73 years old. he was appointed as the oldest prime minister of the fifth republic of france, replacing gabriel atal, the youngest. while eksavier bertrand from the right spectrum and bernard quesno from the left spectrum were considered prime ministerial options. french president emmanuel macron suddenly unveiled michel barney. the new people's front, which won the majority in the recent elections, has considered macron's appointment as a coup d'état of the president, stealing the results of the elections. election result to theft the introduction of the prime minister without the opinion of the majority carries the message of negating the will of the french people. michel barney, a republican , has the experience of serving 4 times in the ministry of foreign affairs, the ministry of european affairs, environment and agriculture . had the appointment of michel barnier as prime minister by president emmanuel macron. it has brought different reactions in public opinion. we have to wait and see what h

michel cannot to be called such a leftist, so to speak, it is not possible, it is not possible to call it, and therefore , of course, a situation arises that after her parliamentary elections, early parliamentary elections, in which the rightists from the marie le pen party could have won, the left won, and the winner was as a matter of fact for now you can call macron. well, again, this is a very risky game, but look at what macron is doing in the elections to the european parliament. the far-right wins, they occupy an absolutely unprecedented number of french seats in the european parliament. macron dissolves the national assembly of france, appoints early parliamentary elections, there is no need for this. parliament could continue to work quietly. and he is holding these elections under the slogan "stop the far right." and people who want to stop the far-right in the second round of parliamentary voting, they vote for the candidates of macron's party and for the left, for the socialists and for. representatives of the party of recalcitrant france, who simply remove their candidates

and after months of political deadlock, france names michelle garnier as prime minister. —— michelleney. america's top diplomat has arrived in haiti, to shore up the country's interim government as it navigates rampant gang violence and a humanitarian crisis. mr blinken made the comments in a trip to haiti. he has arrived in the dominican republic where he is expected to meet with the president. the trip is part of an effort to help caribbean leaders navigate rampant gang violence that threatens to overtake haiti. in a meeting with the new haitian prime minister, secretary blinken also announced m5 million in humanitarian aids. haitian authorities have expanded as state of emergency or across the country and the humanitarian situation has rapidly deteriorated since the former prime minister resigned in march. aid agencies report nearly 580,000 people have been internally displaced by conflict with close to 5 million facing severe hunger. about 400 kenyan troops arrived in the country injune as part of the un backed security mission. before he left for the dominican republic, is to bl

michelle dewberry hello there. michelle dewberry annunziata rees—mogg and tom buick till seven.g a big speech today of course. yvette cooper our home secretary. now she was talking very tough. reckons that labour are the party of law and order. she wants to really get a grip on knife crime. she wants to close a loophole which online organisations are using to sell these so—called zombie knives and things like this. she wants to prioritise what she calls the national emergency of violence against women and girls. your thoughts? >> i felt like we had heard this entire speech at least five times in my adult lifetime, that she came out with lots of platitudes that might sound good, good soundbites , but are good, good soundbites, but are fundamentally meaningless. she didn't . she said, we'll halve didn't. she said, we'll halve aggression against women and girls, but no indication of how. what are they going to do? there was no actual meat on this at all. >> well, we have heard it before, haven't we? in the sense of i mean, it reminds me, actually, of tony blair's famous speech when

french president emmanuel macron suddenly unveiled michel barney.the new people's front, which won the majority in the recent elections, has considered macron's appointment as a coup d'état of the president, stealing the results of the election. the result of the stolen election, the nomination of the prime minister without the opinion of the majority, carries the message of negating the will of the french people. michel barnier republican experience four the burden of presence in the ministry of foreign affairs is the ministry of european affairs, environment and agriculture. he also held the responsibility of the european commissioner and the representative of the european union in the brexit negotiations. the appointment of michel barnier as prime minister by president emmanuel macron has mixed reactions. which, according to the french , is made and paid for by the president's hands, as if he has no intention of subsiding. macron's opponents declared tomorrow, saturday, as the day of protest against the illegal rule. shahrar hosseini of paris rad

after weeks, french president emmanuel macron appointed michel barney as the prime minister.ple's front, which won the majority in the recent elections , described macron's appointment as a coup d'état of the president, stealing the results of the election, and announced the disgrace of michel barnier, 73 years old, as the oldest prime minister of the fifth republic of france, instead of gabriel. atal was the youngest, while the people who won the majority in the recent elections considered macron's appointment as a coup d'état of the president, stealing the result of the election. the introduction of the prime minister without the opinion of the majority carries the message of negating the will of the french people. michel barney, a republican, has the experience of being the head of the ministry of foreign affairs, the ministry of european affairs, environment and agriculture for four times. he had the responsibility of the european commissioner and the representative of the european union in the brexit negotiations. the appointment of michel barnier as prime minister by pr

michel barnier surprised everyone in france. in fact, this is an impossible choice from the french point of view. anyway, macron's party lost the parliamentary elections and in fact, when emmanuel macron, the french president, to stay in power. he played a political game in france, which is not acceptable. the introduction of mr. michel barnier is actually expected by the french political community and citizens does not answer macron just wants to keep the power and in fact he even gave a positive response to the national front with his work and he wants power at this price. see, macron thinks this is the only solution to get out of the political crisis, i mean introducing mr. michel barnier as the prime minister, i think that emmanuel macron will face challenges, mr. weld is still one of the first most important reactions and challenges regarding the introduction of michel barnier as the new prime minister from. jean-luc milanchon, the leader of the left- wing french party, was adamant that this was done macron announced that i

i'm michelle dewberry and i'm with you till 7:00.and aaron bastani remain alongside me. i can tell you there is very , very strong you there is very, very strong opinions coming through thick and fast in the email. lots of support for israel, lots of people very angry at the conversation, very angry, pushing back, saying will people stop attacking israel for simply trying to defend herself? children in israel getting killed? no one seems to care. the flip side of that is, of course, children getting killed each and every single day in gaza. many would push back and say, people don't seem to care about that either. look, let's talk about something a bit, a bit different, shall we? keir starmer, he's now gained the nickname, has only been in office about five minutes. he's been called to turkey. he's now called free gear. keir. why? because it's come out now that he has accepted freebies. he's accepted more than any other party leader in recent times. his freebies have now topped £100,000 and i can tell you their broad spread. you've g

michel barnier himself is a former european commissioner, minister, senator, republican, a supporter of a liberal economy and a strong and influential european union, and mr. michel cannot be called such a leftist, so to speak, of course, he is a supporter of the party, you can, you can’t call him , and therefore, of course , the situation turns out that after the parliamentary... elections, the early parliamentary elections, in which the right from marie le pen's party could have won, the left won, and the de facto winner, as of now, can be called macron. well, again , it's a very risky game. look at what macron is doing. the far-right wins the elections to the european parliament. they occupy an absolutely unprecedented number of seats from france in the european parliament. macron of dissolution. the national assembly of france, appoints early parliamentary elections , there is no need for this, parliament could continue to work in peace, and he is holding these elections under the slogan of stopping the far-right, and the people who want to stop the far-right in the second round

i'm michelle dewberry.t that conversation we've been having about class, tim says, michelle, you are completely wrong. you're assuming the middle classes do not have struggles. that is wrong. i didn't assume that at all. i was defining my understanding of the working class. i don't even think i mentioned the middle class. i don't think people in different classes don't struggle at all. look alongside me. kelvin mackenzie and peter de silva. another comment that came in. michelle, i think you need to identify another class. they're not bothered to work class. yeah, i hear you, i hear you look a story that really caught my eye. it's true ladies and gents, unfortunately brings me no joy in saying that a child at school, apparently suffering from so—called species dysphoria, has been allowed to identify as a wolf. juditha da silva , what do you make of this? silva, what do you make of this? >> as much as i am all embracing and a very liberal of thought when it comes to give everyone the latitude to be their tru

michelle is only slightly behind her peers in development, she has every chance of a full life.r-long rehabilitation course helped the girls a lot. recover, and michelle in general, as if it will already give a chance to go to kindergarten with her peers, to catch up with them, finally. at home, parents make a lot of efforts to help their daughters become stronger, and mom and dad had to take maternity leave to be around 24 hours a day, but the daughters need help from professionals. what can we do, we do some light stroking, straightening of arms, exercise in the bath, swim as it turns out, basically only strong, good specialists need all the classes, even during a light massage nicole can have an epileptic seizure and not every specialist will undertake to help, so as not to harm, rehabilitation in our center will include exercise therapy, reflex therapy, muscles, light therapy, various stimulations, physiotherapy, these rehabilitations should be held every 2 months, intensive rehabilitation courses are important to conduct right now in the first years of life, at age, doctors

nbc meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking it for us. hi, michelle. good morning. >> good morning, frances. i can't believe we're still talking about some showers and threat for scattered showers as we go throughout the day in the midatlantic. could see some flash flooding as well. we have flood alerts posted. this is why. they're the remnants of helene and we'll continue to deal with them today, finally moving off the coast tomorrow. fo virginia and west virginia could see up to 2 inches in some spot. the system moves off the shore that is good news. and then an advancing cold front moving through the ohio valley on tuesday. but as we wake up this morning, we're looking at flood alerts. that's where you see the green for harrisonburg, also charlottesville. looking at flash flooding this morning as well. the red flooding is happening now or it's imminent. there is your flash flood risk, where you see the blue. the likeliest spots for seeing some flash flooding. and this is why the grounds are so saturated, the rivers so swollen. we could see additiona

today, two children need our help at once, twins michelle and nicole from the sverdlovsk region, they only one and a half years old, and the number of pathologies and diagnoses is a whole list, but there is still a chance for a full life, a rehabilitation course will help with this and it should be started as soon as possible. it is worth procedures of huge money for the family. hope for caring people, olga zenkova on how to help, feels yes, that her sister, but she is looking at her directly, she can climb on her, while marina tells us about her princesses, one of them is actively crawling among the toys, the second one is almost motionless listening to the conversation, michelle and nicole are twins, but the diagnosis prevented them from growing and developing together, it all started when the babies were still under their mother's heart, the girls are fed from one placenta and ... such twins have large risks, that they will be among themselves, well, to divide, who is more important. fetophytic syndrome, in it pathological vessels are formed that connect the bloodstreams of twins,

michel barnier. a household name across the uk. barnier... i'm sorry but i don't _ want to answer questions now. i'm sorry, we are late to work. let me work, please. not something french politicians can normally boast unless they are the president. but mr barnier was the point man for the eu during the years and years of painful brexit negotiations. charged with keeping eu member states united and the uk in check. it is quite ironic that the man who became nicknamed triple b, barnier, the brexit man in brussels, is pretty much better known in the uk and in eu circles then here in france. i've come to valenciennes, a town in northern france, to ask what people know of their new prime minister. excusez—moi. michel barnier is the new prime minister. no. you don't know him? merci. do you know mr barnier, michel barnier? no. he's your new prime minister. ah, 0k. no, sorry. thank you, bye—bye. but mr barnier is no newbie to politics. ahead of the last french presidential election, he tried and failed to get nominated as a centre—right ca

our own opposition to michel's election. it is possible that the sea has calmed down that it is the spawning season of fish and respect for the environment and aquatic life, and in a special news interview , we will examine the new claims about nato's torani corridor or zang zor corridor, the role of regional and extra-regional countries in the formation of this corridor, and the reasons for iran's opposition to what is it in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and his family, good night, dear viewers of the detailed news at 21:00. he got acquainted with the latest military and defense achievements of the army the gathering of army commanders emphasized that iran's deterrence and security depend on the efforts of the armed forces . it is around 4:00 p.m. here in the center of tehran, and now the president is here in the oldest university of military sciences in west asia . the service of this university reaches more than 91 years and is always the specia

michel barnier — a household name across the uk.io in london. michel barnier, welcome to hardtalk. mr barnier... i'm sorry but i don't _ want to answer questions now. i'm sorry, we are late to work. let me work, please. not something french politicians can normally boast unless they are the president. but mr barnier was the point man for the eu during the years and years of painful brexit negotiations. charged with keeping eu member states united and the uk in check. it is quite ironic that the man who became nicknamed triple b, barnier, the brexit man in brussels, is pretty much better known in the uk and in eu circles then here in france. i've come to valenciennes, a town in northern france, to ask what people know of their new prime minister. excusez—moi. michel barnier is the new prime minister. no. you don't know him? merci. do you know mr barnier, michel barnier? no. he's your new prime minister. ah, 0k. no, sorry. thank you, bye—bye. but mr barnier is no newbie to politics. ahead of the last french presidential election, he t

presidents and menu of macro should have appointed a premier from the left instead of the conservative michel bonnie also coming out. so if it talk through any yagi reps across asia, the most powerful storm of the year has passed to northern vietnam, also leaving a trail of destruction in southern china. the philippines and the venice film festival wraps up. the golden lion goes to spanish direct to petra, out of alma tave up for his 1st english language feature, the i'm a long so i got a very well and welcome to the program. when we get and frowns with tens of thousands of people have protested against the appointments of the conservative. michelle bonnie as prime minister frances parliament was left without a clear majority of the elections in july and presidents and money on my goal is the government has been in turmoil ever since last spring. opponents say my cross should have named a premier from their alliance as they won the most. folks don't the crew by president my chrome. that was the message from thousands of left wing protest as to march through the streets of french cities on sit

michelle was born a tiny baby, weighing 800 g.ole was a little stronger, weighing more than a kilogram, but the baby survived a cerebral hemorrhage, then diagnosis after diagnosis. because his brain was badly damaged, the diagnosis of cerebral palsy, of course, here he developed spastic tetraporesis. this is when a child does not feel his limbs, does not feel strength in them, spasm appears, the hands are tense, they cannot do anything themselves. michelle is only slightly behind her peers in development, she has every chance for a full life. a year-long rehabilitation course will greatly help the girls to recover, and michelle will generally be given a chance to go to kindergarten with her peers. to catch up with them, finally, in at home, parents make a lot of efforts to help their daughters become stronger, and mom and dad had to take maternity leave to be there 24 hours a day, but the daughters need help from professionals, what can we do there, some light stroking, straightening of arms, exercise in the bath , swim, as it tur

so allies will be on michelle vanya in the days and weeks to come. but dw correspondent lisa louie in paris has more on was his prophecies. all the government has really a law. so do you know, my, my cough take hold of 7 weeks to choose a prime minister and time is of the essence really because front needs a budget for the next 10. now, the prime minister that still needs we still need a team is still looking into what you will choose as, as administered. and i might actually not be an easy talk off the oldest back in school or, you know, to find him. and he still needs to time pinned down, come up with the, you know, a concrete proposal over budget, but he needs to go that needs to go to a formal authority needs to go to columbine and they're only a few weeks less pulled out. so that's really the biggest task, those other things on his table, with homes, for example, a, an unemployment benefit reform that he needs to think about. and also he thought he said that he might actually change a controversial pension reform that a lot of my call pushed thr

i'm michelle dewberry alongside me.aron bastani, sandy says michelle, i am a pensioner. and she just thinks. she just thinks that you are coming under massive, unfair attack. whether it's the winter fuel, whether it's the winter fuel, whether it's people constantly giving a prod, about your pensions and all the rest of it , people all the rest of it, people saying, tax. yeah. people say, michelle, why don't people that criticise the pension actually try living on the basic state pension and see how well they actually get on? they go, that could be a good experiment couldn't it? i don't see it happening there. look. former cabinet minister priti patel, she has been given the old heave ho out of the next tory leadership race. i try very hard to be interested in this topic because i do think it's important who's going to lead the opposition? >> it's nominally important, but in likelihood the person who becomes tory leader won't become the next prime minister. it's likely to be that they're in opposition for ten years. and

french president macron suddenly unveiled michel barney.he new people's front, which won the majority in the recent elections, considers macron's appointment as a coup d'état of stealing the results of the elections. the election results were stolen. the introduction of the prime minister without the opinion of the majority carries the message of negating the will of the french people. michel barnier, a republican, has the experience of attending 4 times. the discussion of the ministry of foreign affairs is the ministry of european affairs, environment and agriculture. he also held the responsibility of the european commissioner and the representative of the european union in the brexit negotiations. the appointment of michel barnier as prime minister by president emmanuel macron has brought different reactions in public opinion. we have to wait and see what happens. in my opinion, macron

michel barnier. a household name across the uk.t i don't _ want to answer questions now. i'm sorry, we are late to work. let me work, please. not something french politicians can normally boast unless they are the president. but mr barnier was the point man for the eu during the years and years of painful brexit negotiations. charged with keeping eu member states united and the uk in check. it is quite ironic that the man who became nicknamed triple b, barnier, the brexit man in brussels, is pretty much better known in the uk and in eu circles then here in france. i've come to valenciennes, a town in northern france, to ask what people know of their new prime minister. excusez—moi. michel barnier is the new prime minister. no. you don't know him? merci. do you know mr barnier, michel barnier? no. he's your new prime minister. ah, 0k. no, sorry. thank you, bye—bye. but mr barnier is no newbie to politics. ahead of the last french presidential election, he tried and failed to get nominated as a centre—right candidate. so he is known

—— michel barnier.he is from the right of french politics and vehemently against. interestingly, downing street congratulating michel barnier on the appointment. number 10 saying we wish him all the best in his new role. the uk enjoys a strong relationship with france and underlining that the prime minister visited paris only last weekend are committed to working collaboratively on our shared priorities and point to illegal migration, with the support of ukraine and delivering sustainable economic growth and also underlying, sir keir starmer, wanted to reset relations with the eu, but the reforms leader, nigel farage, scathing about mr michel barnier�*s appointment describing him as an eu fanatic that will suit, sell—out starmer. that was the quote from nigel farage. sir keir starmer, the shutter brexit secretary through the bitter brexit negotiations, and certainly impressed to mr michel barnier, he wrote in his diaries backin barnier, he wrote in his diaries back in 2018, "i get the feeling that keir

was the appointments of michelle bonnie, a trail whole process. so when you 5 minutes, that takes office. the thanks for joining us. we'd be getting gaza whether it's ready. army is again targeting densely populated refugee camps and residential areas. at least 31 palestinians have been killed since dawn on such a day. once try killing a palm into the res refugee camp, killing a mother and a son in the early hours the morning will planes attractive school shopping displays, families and the jabante. a refugee cabinets in northern guns, at least 8 palestinians were killed. but okay, yeah. now, do you see the 2 missiles talking to the tents? not even a concrete building or a tunnel. we came down really good. and we saw among the people killed the woman who's prepared in milk for her child, the siege, hunger, and destruction we've experienced enough. and 5 others were killed and several injured attend an attack on um the surround refugee cam wounded people were taken to highlights the hospital is already overwhelmed by patients. targeted resume has m

after about two months of stateless crisis in france two days ago, macron appointed republican michel barnier to the position of prime minister and form the government. an action that has faced the widespread anger of the french left wing. most likely, such protests against the appointed prime minister macron will continue in the coming days and weeks. but according to the experience of b macron is paying attention to the opinion of the majority. first, where did you come from? we are from jirov city. jiroft kerman, yes, and how many years have you been in the emergency room? my servant has been in the emergency room for 12 years. your servant has been for 10 years. 1 a few days ago, a picture was published on the internet that your dear team was on a very difficult path. what was the story, you tell me, that day was like any other day. they announced to us in the mountains that a sick person was bleeding and the distance was not too far. we didn't do it with a helicopter with a helicopter. yes, the patient was injured. what happened? the patient had a trauma that was bleeding again .

barnier, the oldest, the oldest prime minister in history, michel barnier himself is a former europeanommissioner, minister, senator . republican, supporter of liberal economy and strong and influential european union. well, mr. michel cannot be called such a leftist, so to speak, of course, he is a supporter of the republican party. parliamentary elections, early parliamentary elections in which the right could win. from marie le pen's party, the left won, and macron can be called the de facto winner at the moment. well, again, it's a very risky game. look at what macron is doing. the far-right wins the elections to the european parliament. they occupy an absolutely unprecedented number of french seats in the european parliament. macron dissolves the national assembly of france, appoints early parliamentary elections, that's it there is no need. the parliament could continue to work quietly, and it is holding these elections under the slogan of stopping the far-right, and people who want to stop the far-right are voting for the candidates of macron's party and for the left, for the so