was selfishly my e-o for them ms society was selfishly my ego is— for them ms society was selfishlyu're watching bbc news. hello. there's quite a mixture of weather across the uk at the moment, some areas seeing clearer spells, others with cloud and rain. the remnants of an area of low pressure pulling away eastwards. it's going to get somewhat clearer to start the new week, but it is also going to turn notably chillier. here's the low tracking off towards the continent as we finish up on sunday. behind the low, we're hooking in a northerly breeze and we're going to pull arctic air all the way south across the uk for monday, and it'll stick around for tuesday and wednesday as well. that colder air moving into scotland even through the evening. strong winds, particularly around the northern and eastern coasts and across the higher ground, and wintry showers developing. the rain pulls away from eastern england, but some wetter weather monday daytime, that colder air continuing itsjourney south across the uk. we have to factor in the winds to the way things will feel as well. particula

i am raising money for the ms society, a fantastic cause and iron | society, a fantastic cause and ironl be honest, today i have done it in just under three hours, basically my life goal so very proud to do it for the ms society but also for my ego are very proud day. everyone coming past as snow, running like ivo for some fantastic charities. —— everyone is coming past us now. very impressive to speak when you have just 126 miles stop there will be tens of thousands more stories just like ivo's. good luck to all of them. hello there. it's a pretty messy weather picture for the second half of the weekend. a lot of cloud around and some showery outbreaks of rain. this was twickenham in greater london just a few hours ago and there was some light patchy rain here as well. now, you can see one batch of rain moving out of lincolnshire and east yorkshire, another threatening towards wales and some heavier rain potentially moving up through the south east of england. and that's because low pressure is gradually moving away to the east and it's allowing this northerly component to take over. p

i'm sorry, i'm raising money for the ms society. t from school. my mother has ms and my family, we're doing various runs for the ms society. fantastic cause. and i'm an ambassador, so i've simply got to keep doing these runs, but, i'll be honest, today, i've just done it in under three hours, which was basically my life's goal, so, you know, i'm very proud to do it for the ms society, but selfishly for my ego it's also a big day~ — ivo, congratulations. thank you so much. i'll let you go and enjoy a post—run pint. here we go. everyone coming past us now, all raising money like ivo for some fantastic charities. join us here on the mall in london throughout the rest of the day and we'll be hearing a few more fantastic stories about people raising money for charity. back to you. twitter has reinstated its verification ticks for many well—known users, without them having to pay a fee. it comes after owner, elon musk, revoked what had been a free service earlier this week. beyonce has now had blue ticks restored. mr musk has admitted that

i'm sorry, i'm raising money for the ms society. chool. my mother has ms and my family, we're doing various runs for the ms society. fantastic cause. and i'm an ambassador, so i've simply got to keep doing these runs, but, i'll be honest, today, i've just done it in under three hours, which was basically my life's goal, so, you know, i'm very proud to do it for the ms society, but selfishly for my ego it's also a big day~ — and finally, an inspiring story about one special london marathon runner. roman kashpur, a ukrainian soldier, has done it — on a prosthetic leg! an army veteran, he lost his leg during the ongoing war in ukraine. and now he's raising money for charity, helping amputees. translation: i am overwhelmed. translation: iam overwhelmed. i'm so crateful translation: iam overwhelmed. i'm so grateful for — translation: iam overwhelmed. i'm so grateful for the _ translation: iam overwhelmed. i'm so grateful for the support _ translation: iam overwhelmed. i'm so grateful for the support of- so grateful for the support of fami

according to the ms society, around 1 in 500 people have multiple sclerosis in the uk. symptoms including fatigue, difficulty walking, pain and problems with co—ordination. 0ften diagnosed aged 20 to 40, ms is two to three times more common in women than in men, and is often diagnosed between the ages of 20 and 40, although it can develop at any age. 0ur correspondent, caroline wyatt, who's living with ms, has been to meet one of the trial�*s first patients. ailsa geady and her husband rob have been together since university. they married in 2003. by then, they knew that ailsa had ms. at first, her symptoms would come and go — what is known as relapsing remitting ms. the couple went on to have three children, but by last year, her symptoms no longer went away. like me, she now has progressive ms where the damage to nerves gets worse. facing progressive ms feels quite different to relapsing remitting ms. part of that is because of what medication is available. i know i am not eligible for that because i don't meet the criteria you need to meet. ms is a disease of the bra

assess several drugs used at the same time on different volunteers and it's being funded by the ms societyed between the ages of 20 and 40, although it can develop at any age. the bbc�*s caroline wyatt — one of those living with ms — has been to meet one of the first patients in the new trial. ailsa geady and her husband rob have been together since university. they married in 2003. by then, they knew that ailsa had ms. at first, her symptoms would come and go — what is known as relapsing remitting ms. the couple went on to have three children, but by last year, her symptoms no longer went away. like me, she now has progressive ms where the damage to nerves gets worse. facing progressive ms feels quite different to relapsing remitting ms. part of that is because of what medication is available. i know i am not eligible for that because i don't meet the criteria you need to meet. ms is a disease of the brain and central nervous system in which the immune system mistakenly attacks the fatty myelin sheath that normally protects the nerves, like insulation around electric wires. as that protec

motivation is to run for good - motivation is to run for good causes, this year i'm running for ms society the world will stop i do that through my running and the causes that i run for. just do that through my running and the causes that i run for.— causes that i run for. just talk about the _ causes that i run for. just talk about the preparation. - causes that i run for. just talk about the preparation. we - causes that i run for. just talk about the preparation. we all| causes that i run for. just talk - about the preparation. we all see it on sunday on our tv screens. but what is life like leading up to it? it is tough because this is a spring marathon and the weather can be unpredictable at this time of year, most of the training for the london marathon is done in winter, so adverse weather a lot of the time and quite long and tough on the focus has to be on why you are running, that's the reward but it's easy thing to do and it does take dedication but i think the reward tomorrow is you are doing your victory lap around london. victory 13 . victory lap around london. victory lap aro

specifically, not the most vulnerable members of the society, ms. like children, to live on 5 years old than dvd. he particularly popular symbol, hopefully. villette, albuquerque salis, are far than way the thinker lava raised to feed children. it's an idea that agronomist at the university of kinshasa all looking into the u. s. non profit organization, farms for orphans is supporting them in their efforts. once enough can be produced, most of the grubs will be served in contains or sold at the market. the rest will be left to transform into the next generation of beetles. it's all about creating the perfect breeding ground, all from a practical state. i think all the seattle got it is we are testing all kinds of agricultural way slowly so it's cheap and often just gets tossed out. why don't we want to put it to good use for fun in the gras? yes. that will also cut the cost of production. you foresee any seal, any that kinetic her name in you could put shop this often. agent kinshasa is one potential beneficiary of impulsive production program. to d

partnership to the test. laurie daniels is the managing director of the a just society policy institute and joins me now. ms. daniels, thank you so much for being on the day. the french president saying he knows he can count on china to bring russia to its senses and everyone back to the negotiating table. what makes him so confident? you know, honestly i'm not sure it's been a pattern of behavior that china is not very willing or able to bring its partners to the negotiating table in times of distress. and that said, i do think the president, she sees a lot of value in his ties with europe, and particularly in trade an investment, but also in making sure that you're in the u. s. for me not completely aligned on the pressure that the u. s. would like to put on china to come to the table on other issues. so i do think the president, she is in a position now where he does need to pay attention to the concerns of europeans, particularly on this most immediate and pressing priority. i'm but it's not clear to me that china feels that it has either the power or the responsibility to bring putin to the negotiating

partnership to the test for re daniels is the managing director of the age of society policy institute and joins me now. ms. daniels, thank you so much for being on the day. the french president saying he knows he can count on china to bring russia to its senses and every one back to the negotiating table. what makes him so confident? you know, honestly, i'm not sure it's been a pattern of behavior that china is not very willing. we're able to bring in partners to the negotiating table and times of distress. and that's that i do think president, she sees a lot of value and it ties with europe. and particularly in trade in investment, but also in making sure that europe in the us remain not completely aligned on the pressure that the us would like to put on china to come to the table on other issues. so i do think the president, she is in a position now where he does need to pay attention to the concerns of europeans, particularly on this most immediate and pressing priority. but it's not clear to me that china feels that it has either the power or the responsibility to bring to the negotiating table. yeah,

ms. yulia dear colleagues, i think that now we all feel the need of society, if such a need disappears after the consultation, we consult and consulted with the all-ukrainian association of psychologists with experts and scientists, if the need disappears, we see that we are ready society done 25,000 people voted we will definitely support it but as of now the demand of the society is such that we have to support it in order to protect our citizens again thank you thank you dear colleagues 102 the amendment is partially taken into account by the committee, it is the authorship of the people, tata dyrdina, at the same time, people's deputy gerashchenko asks to submit such a decision to the committee for confirmation, therefore, i am putting the 102th amendment in the editorial office, which is partially taken into account by the committee to confirm that, simply people's deputies to vote + green for 272 , the decision has been adopted. thank you, dear colleagues, we have finished discussion of this draft law , we proceed to the adoption of a decision, i put the proposal to be adopted in the s

because his position is very important in terms of helping the society and helping people because of these situations that people have. dr. mina mshrafi according to his experience of being in this specialty also had a word with the families and i always have problems in my relationship with someone when i tell them why did you turn on the rear lights at the age of 37 and it was a problem. how important was the situation, he says, "i think now, when they fall in the wind, then we should eat them. they have it. they have it. lesson 6 is everything , because it's really a rule. she wants as much as she can . i wouldn't trade the joy of motherhood for anything. unfortunately, some of them realize that it's too late. it is true, the simple mother of sed and sima news agency for another self-reliance, the first localized siah bisheh hydroelectric power plant entered the trial operation period with the presence of the minister of energy. and almost a year and a half ago, i started scientific work on the point, and with the combined alloy of nickel-chromium-manganese, the existence of the point and the place of waterproofing, casting an

ms. wartell: i often think of you as a teacher and i know, for meyou have taught me a great deal about racial and gender inequities and inequalities across society and what it takes to tackle thlasting legacy in a way that those are so much still embedded in society. ssa like every other agency in government was charged by the president this year to think about the ways in which the operations of your own agency can create barriers to equity and how you might go about tackling those barriers. can you talk about the ssa approach to equity and how this brings together some of your prior learning and the plans the agency has today? commissioner kijakazi: absolutely. in line with the administration's government agenda to advance equity part of ssa's plan is to focus on removing barriers for everyone. and especially for the aged, children, people with mental illness, people experiencing housing instability, individuals with low income, those with limited english proficiency, people of color and women. as part of this plan, we are proving the collection and publication of race and ethnicity data. this will expand our ability to evaluate howpplicants a

society to fix and control this problem. how quickly ukrainian officials and deputies get rich or in war conditions - it was difficult . a few months ago , msaid, on the contrary, she called this cooperation constructive, all in her interview. and after that, we did a separate analysis , analyzed how the dynamics of voting by mps from the people's party of ukraine has changed over the last year. during the martial law and we see that they have drastically changed their position if they were the leaders in not participating in the vote, voting against or abstaining now those who are in the seat in the next hall they usually vote for that's why cooperation is it is obvious, and if you listen to nestor shufrych at all, then he plays the role of one of the leaders of the majority because he constantly takes the floor and calls on people's deputies to vote less to speak and to vote and praise the decision and regarding the declaration well, it seems to me what exactly is this investigation? this is another vivid example of the fact that there is a problem with the obligation to declare. and only investigations of journalists are anti-corruption.

society owns the kids and the parents are quote, birthing people. this is an ideology we will continue to oppose. and as we talk to ms.today about the many things she has said along these lines that have really shown that she is not really for the kids. she is for a system and, again, american federation of teachers, this union is more of a political organization than anything that has to do with helping kids learn. >> todd: from hillary's famous comment that the village raising your children to what joe said there the left really wants to control your children. it's not right. meantime your state's oil and gas industry your state being texas continuing to grow despite joe biden's policies. the industry added 20,000 jobs year over year great state of texas over 11 point increase. how is texas setting the road map for the rest of the nation, standing up to joe biden and the far left's green energy agenda? >> well, exactly. you know, texans are going to find a way to get it done. in spite of all the policies coming out of this administration creegd our strength to other nations and play to really china's strengths. texa

ms. dr. rafiei points out that , according to her, the first step and its simultaneity are scheduled for other steps , defining other mosquito nets. if this law should be promulgated. it is very complete. the society seen the privileges, processes, recruitment, methods, boxes and mirror frames . it looks at whether it is really not enjoyed in equal conditions and the possibility of employment . if it is not clear and i really understood, for example, the conditions of the country, if we find a way that everyone uses like me, it will be completely clear, it will help to point out that i am a companion in elahi music, why some symbols, for example, the boss , will be transparent or against, should we register and a maximum of three people's clip if i speak against it, there is always justice . i speak as an opponent . people do not have any reason to oppose me. why do i vote against your words? each of the representatives of the house of nation is a viewer of the conversation are news specials or public relations can introduce an opposing representative to us and combine it on a parallel line and explanations for friends when you talk about participatory governance when we say people should determin

ms. braverman says those working with children will have a legal duty to report signs or suspicions of sexual abuse. safeguarding minister sarah dines says it's a scourge of our society . can't stop in of our society. can't stop in making sure that people are protected . children are the most protected. children are the most vulnerable part of our society as well as the elderly. we must make sure that they're not sexually abused. so i don't accept we've got to be rife with those reports. that may be one or and they will dealt or two, and they will be dealt with and identified. the overwhelming gave overwhelming people that gave evidence speaking the truth evidence are speaking the truth to inquiry, it was very to the inquiry, and it was very heartbreaking we need heartbreaking testimony. we need to act. heartbreaking testimony. we need to act . at least one person has to act. at least one person has been killed and 16 others injured in an explosion at a cafe in the russian city of st petersburg. the country's interior ministry has confirmed a well—known military blogger to vlad linked taraki was killed with a following of more than 560,000 on telegram. he was one of

ms. braverman says those working with children will have a legal duty to report signs or suspicions of sexual abuse. safeguarding minister sarah dines says it's a scourge of our society . can't stop in of our society. can't stop in making sure that people are protected . children are the most protected. children are the most vulnerable part of our society as well as the elderly. we must make sure that they're not sexually abused. so i don't accept we've to be rife with accept we've got to be rife with those reports. that may be one or two, and they will dealt or two, and they will be dealt with and identified. the overwhelming gave overwhelming people that gave evidence speaking the truth evidence are speaking the truth to inquiry, it was very to the inquiry, and it was very heartbreaking we need heartbreaking testimony. we need to act. heartbreaking testimony. we need to act . at least one person has to act. at least one person has been killed and 16 others injured in an explosion at a cafe in the russian city of st petersburg. the country's interior ministry has confirmed a well—known military blogger to vlad linked taraki was killed with a following of more than 5