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mmm. bravo! which i could do with right now, standing out here in the cold! anyway, that's it for this week. coming up next week — christa is looking over some of our best bits from the past few months, from her emotional trip home to australia as borders began to open... ..to lucy's sizzling encounter with a full english breakfast. this is a lot of food! i'm gonna try my hardest. and you can follow more of our recent adventures on the bbc iplayer. and don't forget, we're on social media, too. you can find us on facebook and instagram. just search bbc travel show and look for that blue logo. so it's auf wiedersehen from the swiss alps, hello. spring weather can often be erratic, and we've certainly seen that play out during the past few days. march, for a good part of the time, was dry and sunny. in fact, scotland and northern ireland, according to the met office, provisionally had the sunniest march on record. it was only on sunday we saw conditions like this in aberdeenshire. the warmest parts

carmen: mmm. y really can't, though, and i don't have the patience or the money to fix anything that you're gonna do tonight. abril: why are you freaking out? mom's not here. you don't have to keep kissing her ... carmen: what? you think i take joy fixing your ... mistakes, huh? god. this doesn't earn me gold stars. abril: then what do you want from me? we all can't be as put together as you. carmen: i don't have my ... together! abril: so then why do i have to? carmen: cause you don't have anything figured out. abril: why is it the worst thing in the world for me to make a mistake, to need help with something? carmen: becausit's ok to ask for help when we screw up every once in a while. it's not ok to be a screw-up, and, god, you two screw up a lot. diego: i just wanted to show people how fast my car was. i wasn't trying to make it hard for you. i didn't mean it. i'm not mad about my car anymore. it was an accident. abril: diego, we didn't mean it. carmen: we were just talking. i'm sorry. diego:

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well, i join, of course, to such a uh, frank and sharp conclusion about what happened these days mmm. believe that the war is already going on between us and the west, and it is, in general, quite hot. uh, those arms deliveries, this is frankly anti-russian. e. propaganda, not even in the sense that we violated something there, there is a water territory of another state or some bad actions were committed there. no, it's all philosophy. and uh, oratory is all the rhetoric that happens between countries that are at war. of course, uh, i believe that we all must realize. i think our society is aware of this. i already face the fact that they stop me in the supermarket, and people of different generations and different social status thank you for my such, well, statements hmm and especially my calls that i direct to our elite, because finally our elites are more correct , part a and a high-ranking number of officials must understand that we and they have already been sentenced and therefore their words cannot be taken. you know the humiliation from them spit in the face. and we are all g

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well, the word of the shepherd, copper, mmm, historians can still be corrected, we drove through.gor is even a family, and we survived together and do not care what happens next, probably counted on a certain set of qualities of a child. or maybe she wanted to get into the habit of quietly blending in like a farted mole? they need to get through this together. herman you are so smart, dasha should have chosen you. look, i just wanted to say that i'm away for a long time, but the phone will work. at any time with any problem. please forgive me for dragging you into this. i am very grateful to you. my pleasure. well, we will never see each other again. this hurts igor. it hurts with him, but now it's just not necessary and let's not call each other anymore. and one and three and four one and two and three and four. head fish hello oh my god, what a wonderful pork used to be here, now it’s not at all the same, yes, this is when the covered market was. flounder 40 kop. they took cats in general, breakdowns igor yes, what are you doing! i am sorry for my son, or me, me. what else do we

uh with them mmm.willingly accept our tips, but we really help with equipment and equipment. the head of the pentagon, lloyd austin, once again hinted that the united states would continue to invite ukraine to nato, i remind you that most of the members of the alliance are against it, so there is practically no chance for the ukrainian country to start, but the us secretary of defense said that kiev needs to continue to apply for membership . i think that it will always be necessary to adhere to the principles of open doors. i don't want to speculate about what could happen, but i do believe that in the future, if there is such an opportunity, ukraine will try to re-apply for nato membership high-ranking white house officials make no secret of the fact that the crisis in ukraine is beneficial for the state. so in washington they are ready to support the conflict for as long as they like at hearings in the us senate, secretary of state anthony blenkin bluntly stated that the situation in ukraine has alr

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mmm!g detailed on alleged cover up into the covid pandemic origin. >> todd: with no definitive answer after two years, gop looking to dig in. brooke singman has the details. >> brooke: that is right, house republicans are looking for answers on the origin of covid-19, latest step coming after vanity fair report reveals steps taken by eco health divert attention from the virology research in the united states and in wuhan, china. in a letter, gop lawmakers write, it is a cover up of the origin of covid-19, he and a small group of scientists worked in concert to prevent the hypothesis as groundless conspiracy theory. house republicans called on vireologist dr. christian anderon to address his efforts to suppress investigation into the theory writing in february, you go responded to our letter and stated you were not involved in any effort to suppress origin of covid-19 but recent reporting brings into question truthfulness of that response and invited him to correct the record. republicans h

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mmm!todd: cnn chief media corresponder brian steltser failed to ask ann applebaum about the disinformation story last week. >> do you think the media reacted -- >> my problem with hunter biden's laptop, it is totally irrelevant. >> i think it is time for lunch, you are describing a different channel than i watch. >> carley: he had ann applebaum on his show and didn't asks about this forum, why is that? >> joe: if teaching a class on media peace, put this under the section of sin of omission, the media correspondent whose initials are bs continue to embarrass himself on a scale. his question to bs one by one, he said traditional media, cnn, abc, "washington post" other thanning "new york times," they push russia collusion. that is correct. he said they push the jussie smollett hoax, true. cleared brett kavanaugh as rapist, correct. they cleared -- as white supremacist and dismissed hunter biden story as misinformation, that is correct. when applebaum said hunter biden and that laptop and st

mmm! >> todd: florida department of education rejecting 41% of textbooks arguing they include prohibitive subjects like critical race theory. governor ron desantis saying publishers attempted to slapnew paint on an old house. >> carley: parents taking a domnants role. a pair of parents and a school board member joined us with a preview what to expect. >> don't mess with a mom's child or you are going to get a fight. >> schools teach their values. >> there will be a lot of surprises in november, they are right, the power of parents will speak volume. >> carley: voters should focus on crisis of literacy and low test scores. support for the republican party issin gaing steam as president biden's approval rating is now at 26% among that demographic. >> todd: rachel campos-duffy traveled to the lone star state to hear what hispanic voters had to say. rcd is live in the studio. >> rachel: in the house. 26% number means hispanics are more dissatisfied with president biden and his administration t

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with the author of this sent stories, there should be both myths and history in the central committee, mmmhey are interested in cut listening to western radius. although of course, it was funny. what was said to eat customs in russia at night, yes, and everyone listened. who is the bbc, who is the german wave radio, who is the voice of israel, who in the states everyone listened to, because the age of greedy absorption of information began. yes, even that was crazy. everyone was waiting for information. i ask what you do, what if it all ends, but it turned out to be right, here. and then the idea arose in the central committee how to distract the youth from hearing. well, they already jammed. well, after all, we have talented people, and they redid the receivers and found it for you, and then word of mouth was transmitted quickly. and the idea arose that let's, let such a quick, lively youth program be made that would distract. so it was said in the central committee after all. yes, they say that alexander nikolaevich yakovlev said this, because alexander nikolaevich tried find out, but yo

uh, some things, mmm, but bring them to the level. uh, high performance.t seems to me that we just did a great job here and vladimir abdualievich started it, and on the withdrawal of many enterprises, including enterprises or industry, from the shadows. and these indicators just made it possible. just whitewashing the economy vladimir waited, well, traditional dagestan was, in general, an entity that had a fairly high potential in the agro-industrial complex. and today we are doing everything to return this potential, which dagestan is the southernmost republic of russia and asked about. how are things going with winemaking and is it possible to increase grape production in order to reach the soviet level of the republic? he promised to think about such a prospect , according to melikov, now the authorities are counting on investments in the development south of dagestan, including the ancient city, derbent, which will create additional jobs in the republic , this program was given today in our issue. western countries are becoming clearer and clearer, ind

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mmm, well some of it wasn't about addiction really and i had to get back to the central thesis of the book. and yeah, i i think addiction is an enormously complex multifaceted and really important phenomenon that has a lot to teach us, but it's not everything, you know, like their times there are times that i was an -- and i really heard people and i don't think that was addiction in some cases, you know in some cases it was and then i write about it but being very rigorous about like what is actually speaking to the thing that i am trying to figure out so when i am trying to figure out with that not figure out figure out the worst word possible to but when i'm trying to investigate say for example modes of rehabilitation. in this case, like what happened in the 1960s? it is weird multiplicity of different treatment modalities that came about and the vacuum left when organized medicine wasn't really doing a lot to treat people with addiction problems. the question there for example was what was happening to me in rehab that i could trace back to the 60s and i had no idea was coming fr

company plus, an innovative proposal for those times for citizens to invest in any muddy shares of mmming. he is the head of everything. yes, i now have enough shares to live on bread. without even knowing it, he personally teased. oh, this is pizza, if only not to choke, but the goods cost more not cheap, especially by the standards of the poor nineties, but what you will not give up for the sake of premium quality, especially when it promises, the corresponding passport on each bottle of can or packaging. you see , the catalogs show 750 products in each catalog, if a person is shown on tv if a newspaper is always right, as one wrote. uh, as one famous band sang, why didn't we believe him? why don't you work with him. it was brilliant, without producing anything at the same time, and those who produced something will act as a locomotive. and put your name first. in general, in principle, he is a person who really wanted to live brightly and actively; this has always been absolutely. that is, this is such a feature, that is, he had to and continues. i'm sure i know his want to be. well

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learned to cook an ancient bedouin dish zarp and a favorite dish of the king of yardan, gilay, bandor, mmmncake. in babies who have recently been born, the eyes are very close to each other, because of this, parents often think that the child is mowing this condition in newborns, doctors call the illusion of strabismus and are usually advised to wait until 3 years. they say that by this age the eyes will take the correct position and if for the majority of restless parents. this recommendation, it turns out to be suitable, it leads others to waste precious time. after all, true strabismus is best treated at a very young age. therefore, if it seems to you that something is wrong with the baby’s vision. so get a second opinion, before letting go of the situation for several years, it is always a consequence of some very serious deep processes that occur in the brain that controls eye movement. yes. here we have their eyes - it's like a part of the brain, which you do not strongly periphery. and now imagine these brain chambers. yes, he is sitting there in the dark, pulled out two cameras on

we have already understood that, as it were, it is actually the same mmm, that is, uh, well, the moneyferred for other purposes, they were not invested, but in fact they went into pockets, and i even know for sure that with 2014, and it was established, both by the bankruptcy trustee and the gel-finance company, that the funds were already withdrawn from the country at that time, but in multimillion tranches, that is, it constantly updates the report every month, where, say, the value of the portfolio the client has increased, that is, the client, as it were, was glad that his soup was correctly invested, that he had money, and in fact the portfolio increases. it's just, well, the paper has nothing attached. in fact, these securities were not purchased deceived investors rush to search, but in vain. runaway herman succeeded only with a vein to the palace. if you today can i pass the key or a without them? where is my money or transfer the amount, i will not talk to the press. well, this is the last last step for me, because i want that mother money, or rather, for some reason, you thin

here, for example, or arthur clarke mmm the same strugatsky uh, that is, as if fantasy, which is backedsophical scientific ideas, or what ? so while collecting their own ideas in the scientific project of a disposable spacecraft, schoolchildren. we went to moscow for the royal readings. they were held on the basis of the bauman moscow state technical university, their work was criticized to smithereens, but it was already never mind. after all, it was then that when he saw a tablet on one of the departments, oleg was founded in the forty-seventh year by sergei korolev firmly. decided here and his future to such an institution. they just learn. i remember that by the third year we had about half of those who entered the first year. well, i went to school. at the institute, he practiced in junior courses as a tester on senior bones. she worked as a technician in the design department for cargo transport ships after graduation. issues to the space corporation by design engineer in the early years. after university, he admits that the beginning of the nineties was not easy, inflation, witho

the disadvantage of this proposal hmm and mmm .ary policy affects the demand side, if we suppose now to greatly reduce the key rate, and the supply, due to logistical restrictions that exist and which do not depend on the level of the rate, remains low, all this will result only in an additional rise in prices, therefore, we must carefully monitor, when pursuing monetary policy, what happens to us on the supply side. e in order to hmm and not allow accelerating inflation, but rather, to have a steady slowdown in inflation. at the same time , as we understand that there will be a structural restructuring of the economy and a restructuring of relative prices in relative in this period, the inflation rate may be increased above the target, and this determines our monetary policy, but nevertheless inflation should be stable decline. this is fundamentally important for the economy in that there is predictability for all subjects of economic activity in order for long-term loans to appear, it is important that there is confidence that in

apply and where to find that very fine line to help ukraine so that they don’t fly there to the west, mmm but the amount of the military equipment that they are now supplying, e, is dragging out this conflict , uh, the insane destruction of the ukrainian people and those who go as reservists. and those who become human shields in many settlements. and this inhumanity is absolutely not to touch, nor western colleagues. and we see these processes that are going on, ours are trying there, but the weapons are already so high-class, they are trying. here, here, this is very important. look before, we had some, perhaps, some illusions that everything would collapse from writing off everything there. this is for recycling. now it is clear that modern the system is very efficient, which may not be capable. i’m sure that i’m not able to change the course of the operation, but to drag it out, yes, well, let’s, let’s talk about how ours are trying and what kind of fortitude and strength in general they are showing right now, where they are under fire, and war correspondent andrey filatov took someth