nadia: that one for fans of the labour party. i assume this is for many people a brexit election that brexit was making waves today. >> yes, the gin election seen by some people as a second referendum on the exit and nothing more natural than brexit being on top of the trends. it was number four. right now before i came in. and we see some people actually saying that boris johnson does not have such strong mandate to get brexit done as he says because some 53% of the people voted for remain parties. so that puts into question the british voting system and also scotland, what would happen to scotland in this new -- with these results because scotland voted mainly for the s.n.p. party which is against brexit and there is a funny video going around this morning, which is nicholas sturgeon celebrating ictory of one seat in scotland gainst the candidate joe swinton. some are criticizing her for celebrating so vigorously. other people saying that she was just celebrating the victory of a dear friend and the fact is the party believed t

what are your priorities for the next year, nadia? the 4 million children who will be spending christmas this year below the breadline. so for me, what is the tory government going to do for those children going hungry? and why should they believe boris johnson when it was his government that put them in that situation the first place? john nicholson, your priority for the next 12 months? well, i agree with a lot of that. universal credit is a huge problem in my constituency as well. and a lot of people are living with huge debt because of universal credit. and i am always very conscious in the run—up to christmas, which is such a fantastic time for so many families, it is often a grim time for people trying to cope with debt and it is the conservatives who have driven these families into this terrible poverty. brexit aside, john nicholson, there can't be much in this queen's speech you would disagree with, nhs funding, enshrined in law, extra spending on the nhs, cutting hospital parking charges, £320 million cut in business rates, m

and this is westminster‘s youngest mp, labour's nadia witham, who isjust 23.s, particularly women of colour. i never thought a few months ago, when i was applying for minimum wage christmas temp jobs, that i wouldn't need those jobs because i would be an mp by christmas. it feels surreal, but i'm here to do a job. amy callaghan's win for the snp grabbed the headlines because she defeated the liberal democrat leaderjo swinson. how do you feel about being an mp, coming down here for the first time today? it was obviously quite overwhelming at first, but i've had an incredibly interesting day. i've already met with a school from a local constituency, and... so straight to work. i've only been here for a couple of hours, so it's a fantastic start. it's fairly daunting for a young woman in politics coming in, but i'm incredibly lucky i've got so much support from such a big group of snp mps coming down here. 155 new mps will be arriving here this week after the election. women will make up 34% of the total number in the house of commons — that is up slightly. but t

. >> chiquibaby: la verdad que sÍ rashel y nadia torres saliÓ a buscarlo a nueva york, vamos con eso poco a poco haciendo la diferencia. >> ¿cuÁl es el mensaje que quieres lograr con esta dosis de buen humor y risas? >> el mensaje es nunca paren de reÍr, la gente tiene que olvidar los problemas siempre van existir, pero mi mayor objetivo es dibujarte una sonrisa. >> por eso bien dicen que la risa es la mejor medicina y asÍ sintiÉndose mejor se despidiÓ. >> bueno un salud a todas las personas que me estÁn mirando, es mÁs nadia me has inspirado a hacerte un poema, unas cortas palabras. >> dime. >> nadia con tu entrevista me has llenado de amor y alegrÍa, ahora yo voy a estar pegado con el programa "un nuevo dÍa", gracias nos vemos, salud! >> ahÍ hasta le saliÓ un verso sin esfuerzo, es que melvÍn comedia tiene mÁs de 15 aÑos de trayectoria y es esa combinaciÓn de creatividad, originalidad y mucho sabor latino que poco a poco estÁ conquistando el corazÓn y tambiÉn se estÁ ganando el cariÑo de todos sus seguidores en redes sociales. eso es todo familia desde la gran manzana ahora regresa

it's been 2 years since nadia 1st of i last saw her husband roma they married young and later on he left not yet home with the children trained engineer joined the ukrainian army and 2016 year olds a year later he was sense of the conflict zone. was captured near the frontline separatists accused him of being a saboteur and posted videos of him in captivity. there was a flood of emotions tears. i felt hysterical it's horrible to think about it. across the front line on the way to donetsk mother natalia she was waiting for her son separate says fitz hartley has been held captive since the summer social media posts indicate he was taken prisoner by far right procreative militia. he's been wounded in the saw it in the stomach and no one's giving him any medicine they're not giving him anything because. it's rumored the swap will happen at a checkpoint like this one in eastern ukraine no one knows for sure which prisoners will make it to the other side and who will still suffer the absence of their loved ones. just for it's now and one of 2900 biggest success stories in germany for its long

before i let you go, nadia, i must ask you one question.he timing? we are expecting the timetable to come out at the beginning of january when timetable to come out at the beginning ofjanuary when the national executive committee meets. do you have a preferred candidate yourself? we don't know who the candidates are going to be yet. you kind of know the range of them, don't you? i'm looking forward to see what they propose command the things that i'm looking for from the next labour leader our commitments on climate, and proper serious investment in green energy, serious plan for decentralization to put power in peoples hands in every region in our country, and a commitment to antiracism. rate. is there a person who stands out who delivers all of those? let's see who comes forward. you are being very cautious, are you? i don't blame you, but let's just say yes or no, do you know, do you have an idea of who you would like to back, without naming them? there are colleagues in the parliamentary labour party who are immensely talented who i wou

it's this kind biodiversity that needs protecting, argue conservationists like nadia hardy.hat's why cayman is so famous for diving and snorkelling. it's just pristine. there are so many varieties of marine life, but also coral. we have endangered species here which we have to protect. that is what is at risk. a consortium, including the world's two biggest cruise lines, plans to dredgejoyce outer two biggest cruise lines, plans to dredge joyce outer harbour to two biggest cruise lines, plans to dredgejoyce outer harbour to build a new pr, replacing these small boats which vary passengers to all passengers to shore. —— georgetown. the $250 million project doesn't go ahead they could boycott it. we know ahead they could boycott it. we know a pair is betterfor the guest experience. it allows us to utilise the destination in a much more convenient manner. guests will come off the ship at a much higher rate. the government is backing the port redevelopment. the balance we have to understand from a government policy is how do we balance the need of the people for jobs policy is h

estÁ nadia lizz.a mal escrito. >>> marÍa de lourdes. y le pus lo ur de. >>> la hermana de sara era la beneficiaria principal en dicha pÓliza y far la beneficiaria contingente. este no era el Único error que habÍa. el nÚmero de la pÓliza me pedÍa 13 nÚmeros y el numero que yo tengo tiene 1 nÚmeros. me dijeron que mi mamÁ pagÓ 18 aÑos 13 mil dÓlares, y solo le corres pon dain 3. 500. sara llamÓ insistentemente hasta que hablÓ con alguien mÁs y le dijeron ok te daremos 5.000. >>> la compaÑÍa de seguro insistÍa que solo otorgaria a mil dÓlares. la compaÑÍa.... le enviÓ los documen documentos para resto ficar el nombre de la beneficiaria y el nÚmero de la pÓliza. >>> no nos aceptaron la firma. porque no fue la misma firma fuerte que ella hizo hace 18 aÑos. >>> les expusimos el caso . >>> luego de investigar el vicepresidente de la compaÑÍa, nos informÓ que los errores en la pÓliza fueron rectificados y los 10.000 dÓlares que la seÑora sara ochoa firmÓ estÁn establecidos en sus contrato. esto le trae alivio

>>in washington, i'm nadia romero. >>and tonight at 5.30 kron four's always tracking local stories, here's a look what's going on in your neighborhood right now will start in the south bay where police are searching for a gunman following a deadly shooting in san jose. there's a major police presence near the foot hills and several streets have been closed. kron four's christina tater reports now from the scene. >>officers have been working for hours to go ahead and find the suspects behind this because one man has now lost his life after being shot around 02:00am this morning, let's go out and show you a map of where this all happened we're here in the city of san jose and actually it's in a neighborhood off of 2 major thoroughfares here and that area is alum rock and white road again a very highly trafficked area but the logistics behind this entire investigation have actually been very difficult. police tell me after the suspect shot the victim the suspect actually took off so paramedics were able to get to the vict

yemassee -- nadia massey with the world news headlines. president trump becomes the third president to be impeached. he calls it an assault on democracy is the president gears up for his trial next month. the queen reopens the british parliament so boris johnson can lay out plans for his new term in office. the prime minister's top priority -- to get britain out of the e.u. next month. and a state of emergency declared in parts of australia were more than 100 bushfires are raging todayay as temperatures t record levels. hello and welcome. first, it was andrew johnson. then, it was bill clinton. now, it is the turn of donald trump, who has made history by becoming the third u.s. president ever to be impeached. surprise,t is no big given democratic control of the house of representatives. next month, trample face trial by the senate, which will determine whether or not he remains in office. highlye in the house was partisan. nearly all democrats voted for the charges, while every republican voted against. to get some analysis on what unfolde

nadia zofia kalinowska was discovered at the family home in newton abbey, in the early hours of lastd stepfather, abdul wahab, were remanded in custody. the prime minister has defended the decision to approve a li—billion pound takeover of the british defence company, cobham, by an american firm. speaking as he visited british troops in estonia — borisjohnson said he was satisfied the deal didn't raise national security issues. lady nadine cobham — part of the family which set up the uk firm which employs 10,000 people — is among those criticising the decision. she called the takeover "deeply disappointing". our business correspondent, katy prescott reports. one of the uk's oldest defence companies. a pioneer of air—to—air refuelling, critical to the uk military. providing high—tech engineering jobs at their headquarters. for the last six months, the government has been grappling with whether to allow its sale to the american private equity firm advent. which aims to buy companies, improve them and sell them on. borisjohnson, having christmas lunch with uk troops, defended last night

nadia zofia kalinowska, was discovered at the family home in newton abbey, in the early hours of lastfather, abdul wahab, were remanded in custody. the man who fought off the attacker at fishmongers hall near london bridge, using a narwhal tusk — has given a dramatic account of how he was able to stop the knifeman, and pin him to the ground. two people died in the attack last month. civil servant darryn frost has described how usman khan was running towards people with knives, raised above his head, and wearing what looked like a suicide vest. this report from rich preston. this is the dramatic moment passers—by attempted to stop convicted terrorist usman khan. his attack had begun at fishmongers' hall, where he had just killed two people. it was there darryn frost, a civil servant, took on khan, with others attending a prisoner rehabilitation event. describing for the first time what happened, mr frost told the press association that he took a narwhal task to defend himself after hearing a commotion from the floor below. he described the moment khan ran at him with knives raised abov

i have had the pleasure of working with nadia on several projects. we were on the advisory board, the defense advisory board. it is a great pleasure to be here. so that you can calibrate what i am saying, let me give you a few words about how i got into this field. i became a great friend of alex, who was one of my best friends. he invited me to give a speech. before that, he showed me several extraordinary achievements. i had barely met him before that. i began my speech by saying, i am tremendously impressed by what i have seen. but i want you all to understand that i consider google a threat to civilization as i understand it. [laughter] dr. kissinger: this was the beginning of our friendship. the next step in my being here was i was at the national conference, which in europe, which on its schedule had a provision for artificial intelligence. i thought this was a great opportunity for me to catch up on my jet lag. i was heading out of the door when eric was standing there, said this might interest you. you really ought to hear it. except for that

i cannot thank nadia enough. are illegal, mr. morales, and ocii team. you just are amazing. i thank you. as our chair says, we have come such a long ways. we do have more that we need to do, but you were doing a lot. i am grateful to be part of this arrow to witness it and to be able to tell my family and the generations to come. i have been here since the forties and so i've seen change after change after change and there seems to be now such a greater efforts made to be more inclusive for everyone and to be more thoughtful for us. thank you. >> thank you, commissioner. >> well, said. >> thank you. >> well, said. i echo the comments. happy holidays, merry christmas. [speaking spanish] >> thank you. >> i just wanted to say thank you to everyone for being here today and i just wanted to say, at the opening of the childcare center, i actually ran into one of my childhood friends who was displaced from san francisco and from the fillmore area and i'm proud to report that she is now back living in san francisco and working at one of the ocii sights. that is just a testament to t

and this is westminster‘s youngest mp, labour's nadia witham, who isjust 23.or women in politics, particularly women of colour. i never thought a few months ago, when i was applying for minimum wage christmas temp jobs, that i wouldn't need those jobs because i would be an mp by christmas. it feels surreal, but i'm here to do a job. she has pledged to donate more than half of her mp salary to charity is in her constituency. amy callaghan's win for the snp grabbed the headlines because she defeated the liberal democrat leaderjo swinson. how do you feel about being an mp, coming down here for the first time today? it was obviously quite overwhelming at first, but i've had an incredibly interesting day. i've already met with a school from a local constituency, and... so straight to work. i've only been here for a couple of hours, so it's a fantastic start. it's fairly daunting for a young woman in politics coming in, but i'm incredibly lucky i've got so much support from such a big group of snp mps coming down here. 155 new mps will be arriving here this week aft

and also celebrities like nadia hussain, the cook and broadcaster who has been a huge victim of racismeople like her and celebrities might receive abuse at their homes. huge concerns in the sunday times today. we see calls for the cabinet secretary as well as the national security adviser to resign. i was talking to sir bob paisley, the former head of the civil service a few moments ago, and he was saying this should be a well oiled machine. —— bob kerslake. this happens every year, so what has gone wrong?m seems that human error is at fault, but as lucy rightly says, who is to blame for this. after a busy year for the government machinery they will have been hoping for a quiet christmas after the election. whose head is going to roll for it? we we re head is going to roll for it? we were saying earlier we would have to ring round a thousand potential people and use them to get their reactions. what is the reaction of ordinary civilians, not people in the public eye, about their address is being printed? that will be an important reaction from the thousand or so important reaction from

miy name is nadia and i'm a junior at the school of the arts. i'm here to talk to you about student activism and student participation in climate strikes. i organize the climate strikes in march and septembered. i'm here to encourage you to encourage the strikes. at some schools, students were physically stopped from leaving campus. at some schools students were told that their names would be reported to the districts. we need to tell students that missing schools for a strike is a justifiable personal reason which in the handbook is an excusable absence. at some schools administrators were not supportive. this is not fair. as i'm sure you all are aware of, immediate climate action is needed. at school we're taught often to prepare for the future to get good grades and get into college, but for us when we look into the future, we see this impending disaster. teacher teachers cannot help students in this area. climate change is a huge part of our future, and fighting for climate justice is also a way that we're fighting for our future, the same w

people will be inferior, like nadia, the bake—off winner, she has had years of racist abuse at her andle have to move home, how many of them will have to introduce increased security. all of this comes from incompetence. the reality is there is a personal cost. and the personal cost is the same, regardless of weather it was human error or anything else. absolutely. the problem is, you can say that other people will have to move homes, eltonjohn other people will have to move homes, elton john has other people will have to move homes, eltonjohn has another one so probably doesn't matter, but there are ordinary people here, like police officers, who are really at risk. and people saying today, you know, potentially their lives could be at risk and they could be threatened. absolutely. remove time after an incident seven years ago, six years ago, and i know that these individuals, i was not given any money for moving home, but they are entitled to compensation. where the taxpayer will pay for that conversation —— compensation. people need to realise that data is power. and it will have co

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votes that must happen by friday or it may impact their expected holiday break in washington, i'm nadia romero. >>coming up on kron 4 news today, hundreds of kaiser workers barricaded the headquarters what they are asking for. >>alexandra leigh mount in washington coming up, i'll tell you about the big changes that could be coming to vaping and tobacco sales. >>and protesters set up camp outside pg e's headquarters in san >>protests outside pga headquarters today shut down some of the busy streets in san francisco, a number of those demonstrators actually chained themselves to the front doors of the building to make their point the folks at protesters say their goal is to let pga nino its actions are unacceptable particularly with the power shut off and they want the company held accountable. >>i'm here because in the last power shut off the pga needed in order to protect us from the fires that they were causing. disabled people died. and pg e did you cover chilly nothing to actually protect people who need power in their homes in order to survive. and so people who survive on oxygen to

>>slam in there because of the release of the new star wars rise of skywalker i would our producer nadia wars, 30 hours you can see lots going on the very very busy. i had a friend as well and collected starwars apparel but the minute he got married everything more ways than one it certainly think the ranged on the wall from the order that they appeared in all of the star yes. i don't think that's happening anymore and the wife said you know look really nice there. a framed started seeing advertisements on facebook as a what's going on this on your stuff is that the alley they got married and i'm selling it. >>one thing that take a like j r nutcrackers i do and i want to say really quickly thank you to justine and debris. so tonight. >>when he grabbed this real quick, they got me a not crackers here little nutcrackers and justine's daughter, maybe a special card for christmas so thanks jada and the reason and just our country major rainbow and everybody will see it tomorrow. >>> the boy scout mowed down by a drunk driver. >> the troop of fellow scouts who came to see justice done. and hi

we meet nadia looking for presents, but thinking of the ballot box.een doing my research, being a grown—up for the first time. yes, i think i know. is this your first election voting? yes. i am a bit nervous because i don't really know what i'm doing but i hope i learn... you are taking this really seriously. yeah, a lot of people my age are taking it seriously this year. we want to get involved and prove that we want to get involved. whatever the weather on polling day, it can still be freezing here. junior training night at nottingham's ice rink. this surprise winter election has been tough going. hard—fought. and many voters have told us they are feeling exhausted by a blizzard of misinformation. give me some words to describe this election campaign. what has it been like? farcical, embarrassing. hockey dad lee tells me it has left him cold. the campaign is too dirty, too demeaning. has this election made you more cynical about politics than you were before it started? i studied government in politics as a kid at school, i did it at a gcse level, s

nadia zofia kalinowska, was discovered at the family home in newton abbey, in the early hours of lasttepfather, abdul wahab, were remanded in custody. more now on news that nearly 100 flood warnings are in place across southern and eastern england, the midlands and yorkshire. a severe warning of more heavy rain is in place across southern england until noon on sunday. motorists embarking on the christmas getaway are being advised to check their routes in advance — with warnings of potential travel delays and flooding — with up to 30mm of rain forecast. there are currenlty a dozen flood warnings in place across surrey, from where our correspondent, adrian harms, warns of more rain to come. the river wey itself, which is in flood. it's gone across the fields here outside of guildford. as i say, it is still raining and the situation here looks like it will get worse before it gets any better. there is a lot of water making its way down the river. there is more rain forecast for the rest of the day and overnight. the two main rivers where there are flood warnings are the river mole. this

we meet nadia looking for presence but thinking of the ballot box.a decision, time to make a choice. she is 18. have you made your choice because you made your choice? i'm not going to chop that say. sorta. i've been looking into it, doing my research, i've been a grown up for the first time so, yes, i think i been a grown up for the first time so, yes, ithink i might been a grown up for the first time so, yes, i think i might know. been a grown up for the first time so, yes, i thinki might know. is this your first election voting? so, yes, i thinki might know. is this your first election voting7m is, yes. it is a bit nervous because i don't really know what i'm doing but i hope i learn. it sounds like you're taking this seriously. a lot of people my age are taking it seriously this year. we want to get involved and prove we can get involved. whatever the weather on polling day, it'll still be freezing here. junior training night at nottingham's ice rink. this surprised winter election has been tough going, hard fought, and many voters have told us t

and this is westminster‘s youngest mp, labour's nadia witham, who isjust 23.ed about it. it's a toxic climate for women in politics, particularly women of colour. i never thought a few months ago, when i was applying for minimum wage christmas temp jobs, that i wouldn't need those jobs because i would be an mp by christmas. it feels surreal, but i'm here to do a job. amy callaghan‘s win for the snp grabbed the headlines because she defeated the liberal democrat leaderjo swinson. how do you feel about being an mp, coming down here for the first time today? it was obviously quite overwhelming at first, but i've had an incredibly interesting day. i've already met with a school from a local constituency, and... so straight to work. i've only been here for a couple of hours, so it's a fantastic start. it's fairly daunting for a young woman in politics coming in, but i'm incredibly lucky i've got so much support from such a big group of snp mps coming down here. 155 new mps will be arriving here this week after the election. women will make up 34% of the total numbe

and this is westminster‘s youngest mp, labour's nadia witham, who isjust 23.inimum wage christmas temp jobs, that i wouldn't need those jobs because i would be an mp by christmas. it feels surreal, but i'm here to do a job. amy callaghan's win for the snp grabbed the headlines because she defeated the liberal democrat leaderjo swinson. it was obviously quite overwhelming at first, but i've had an incredibly interesting day. i've already met with a school from a local constituency, and... it's fairly daunting for a young woman in politics coming in, but i'm incredibly lucky i've got so much support from such a big group of snp mps coming down here. 155 new mps will be arriving here this week after the election. women will make up 34% of the total number in the house of commons — that is up slightly. but the big difference is that conservatives will now be representing some parts of the north east of england, wales and the west midlands that haven't been represented by the conservatives for generations. new mps have a lot of rules and traditions to get used to a

we meet nadia looking for presents, but thinking of the ballot box.ing my research, being a grown up for the first time. yes, i think i know. is grown up for the first time. yes, i thinki know. is this grown up for the first time. yes, i think i know. is this your first election voting? yes. i am a bit nervous because i election voting? yes. i am a bit nervous because i don't really know what i'm doing but i hope... you are taking this really seriously. yeah, a lot of people my age are taking variously this year. we want to get involved and prove that we want to get involved. whatever the weather on polling day, it can still be freezing here. junior training night at nottingham's ice rink. she is surprised when the election has been tough going. hardfought. and many voters have told us they are feeling exhausted by a blizzard of misinformation. give me some words to describe this election campaign. what has been like? farcical, embarrassing. hockey dad lee tells me has left him cold. the campaign too dirty, too demeaning. is this election may be more

hussein have taken both of them, ia nadia hussein have taken both of them, i a good feminist, he shouldtook i mean for the liberal democrats, and ahead of the big nato summit in london where donald trump is coming into town, by ian stoltenberg, the secretary general of nato —— chuka umunna. stay with us, headlines coming up. hello, this is breakfast with tina daheley and rogerjohnson. good morning. more now on our top story this morning. the family of jack merritt who was stabbed to death near london bridge, have described him as an ‘exceptional‘ young man. he had been attending a conference on prisoner rehabilitiation —— rehabilitation when usman khan launched his attack. here‘s how family, friends and colleagues have been remembering jack. music plays. just some of the tributes to jack merritt there. journalistjoshua rozenberg joins us from jerusalem. he interviewed jack for a documentary on his prisoner rehabilitation scheme. good morning, joshua. thank you very much for taking the time to talk to us this morning. i just wonder what your impressions we re just wonder what your impres

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sÍ esta ciudad hermosa >>> en washington heights el epicentro de la comunidad mexicana >>> hola nadias bendiga. >>> feliz navidad. a toda la comunidad latina y a los estados unidos en general. >>> feliz navidad >>> claro que sÍ familia regresamos con ustedes >>> gracias sin duda a nuestra gente latina en nueva york es la ciudad donde se siente mÁs la navidad yo siento no >>> es un lugar precioso que lo deco ran increÍble ran increÍbl importante >>> vamos a ponerla mÁs sopa con rashel y lucho borrego >>> vamos a ver quÉ traen. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> (aplausos) >>> aquÍ ando bailando con mi lucho borrego y que llegÓ el momento de calentar la sopa >>> quÉ rica estÁ la sopa de hoy >>> estÁ fuerte >>> hace dÍas atrÁs, a liz vega la actriz cubana la han estado criticando por su cambio de rostro y su coterreana niurka estÁ mas vieja que nadie >>> quÉ le dices a niurka porque te operas te la cara sino te dejas ver la cara >>> que soy la regeetonera y soy poeta del reggaeton y que me encantan mis gafas >>> segÚn de ella tienes falta de autoestima >>> yo tengo falta de muchas cosas y soy buena pers

. >> tambiÉn muchÍsimas felicidades para nadia julia que cumple 50 aÑos y nos ve todos los dÍas desdetrabajo. >> asÍ quiero que me feliciten cuando sea mi cumpleaÑos. >> asÍ, con la pantalla grande. >> muy bien. >> por cierto claudia es una gran entusiasta de la gastronomÍa, debe estar celebrando hoy. >> cuando volvamos a un nuevo dÍa, atenciÓn porque este 31 de diciembre vence el plazo para renovar el nÚmero de identificaciÓn personal del contribuyente, hablaremos de eso. >> asÍ es, seÑores, pongan atenciÓn, un nuevo estudio asegura que la viagra aumenta la potencia de los hombres en un lugar diferente que no es la alcoba, le diremos dÓnde. >> pendientes a eso, pero en los Ángeles te presentamos a dos mujeres imparables, una madre e hija inmigrante sacaron a flote una compaÑÍa en quiebra y ahora disfrutan del Éxito y de haberle ganado a la adversidad. >> y te mostramos cÓmo plan ♪ (mÚsi♪. >> catÁstrofe aÉrea, poco despuÉs de despegar un aviÓn de pasajeros se estrella en una zona residencial en kazajistÁn, se informa que hay sobrevivientes. >> la viagra aumenta el rendimiento de los h

we meet nadia looking for presents, but thinking of the ballot box.as been tough going. hard—fought. and many voters have told us they are feeling exhausted by a blizzard of misinformation. give me some words to describe this election campaign. what has it been like? farcical, embarrassing. hockey dad lee tells me it has left him cold. the campaign is too dirty, too demeaning. has this election made you more cynical about politics than you were before it started? i studied government in politics as a kid at school, i did it at a gcse level, so i do take a keen interest, but politics now is not what it was when i was studying it, that is for sure. it is a real...a real mudslinging match, isn‘t it? what is tougher — the politics at this election or what they are doing out there? what they are doing out now, i could not do it. but i couldn‘t run a country either. with time running out, it seems lots of voters are still undecided. in the city centre, we find this woman late—night shopping. what is harder — choosing who to vote for or choosing something fo