naga munchetty talking on bbc radio — more women.munchetty talking on bbc radio 5 live. the king and i on bbc radio 5 live. the king and queen are attending the annual chelsea flower show. they are visiting a number of gardens in tribute to the king's late mother. let's had their and go back to our correspondent, charlotte gallagher, who is been here throughout the course of the day. has that visit actually started? it course of the day. has that visit actually started?— course of the day. has that visit actually started? it has, and i'm auoin to actually started? it has, and i'm going to get out _ actually started? it has, and i'm going to get out of the - actually started? it has, and i'm going to get out of the way i actually started? it has, and i'm i going to get out of the way because you can probably see behind me the king is having a tour of one of the gardens. this is a garden for the samaritans charity, and he's being shown around by the garden designer. there are some from the world horticultural society. he's taken a real

naga, the water is 12 celsius. - naga, the water is 12 celsius. i will go into— is chilly. but for you, naga, i will go into this — is chilly. but for you, naga, i will go into this water. i will be swimming a little bit later on. that is excellent! _ swimming a little bit later on. that is excellent! you _ swimming a little bit later on. that is excellent! you can _ swimming a little bit later on. trust is excellent! you can get advice from the three people behind you because they seem to be enjoying it. excellent use. see you in the water later. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london. from today, ambulances, police and fire engines across the capital can use bus lanes on london's red routes while on duty and even when not dealing with an emergency. red routes are those marked with double red lines. recent trials involved more than 150 non—emergency trips and the results showed missed hospital appointments dropped 20%. there were also financial savings too — all with no impact to bus schedules. ci

this is what naga told her bbc radio 5 live listeners earlier today.re talking to you, i am in pain. constant, nagging pain. in my uterus, around my pelvis. sometimes it runs down my thighs. and i will have some level of pain for the entire show, and for the rest of the day, until i go to sleep. every so often, the pain changes and it becomes a stabbing pain and it takes my breath away. i can do nothing but sit with it for a minute, or curl up to cope. lam in pain because i have something called adenomyosis. you probably haven't heard of it. i hadn't either until i was told eight months ago that i have it. after decades of painful, heavy periods. periods that made me pass out, sweat, cry, moan, groan, curl up in a tight ball, having to sleep on a towel. i'd set myself an alarm every three hours at night to make sure i changed my tampon. a lifetime of being told, you are just unlucky, it's one of those things. a lifetime of changing my behaviour, adapting my plans, changing my life to cope with the pain. and i am just one of many, many more women. there

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have we seen naga yet?ers pushing their way gradually eastwards through the day. again, some sunshine in—between the showers, so not... right, camera five to line and stand by. right, stand by, then. off you go, five. thank you. coming to one. cue. good morning. welcome to breakfast with me, naga munchetty, live from westminster abbey on an historic day — the coronation of king charles iii and queen camilla. it's just a privilege to be part of the moment in history. it doesn't matter whether you are a royalist, a monarchist or if you're anti—royal. this is a moment. it's a once—in—a—lifetime occasion. you know, not for 70 years have we seen a coronation. and we get a front—row seat here of the preparations, which is almost as fascinating as the actual ceremony. for the archbishop of canterbury, a day of deep personal and religious significance. i'm fine! i'm sort of looking forward to it, really. he walks to the abbey across lambeth bridge with his fellow clergy. good morning. i hope you're not left with to

morning, naga.ded to keep would be scrapped at the end of this year. speaking to people in government about it, they say frankly there is about it, they say frankly there is a lot more than they realise. they are figuring out new laws that are on the uk statute all the time, and because they want to get this right, they say, because they want to figure out what exactly has to be kept, they are going to wait a bit longer to do it. instead by the end of this year we are told that about half of eu law will be scrapped. that has infuriated some conservative backbenchers on the brexit wing of the party. they say it is a broken promise from the government, that ministers and civil servants have not done the work they needed to do. the government adamant, chatting to number 10 about this, that they will do this eventually. but is that they want to get this right. so they are waiting a bit longer. there are still brexit tensions in the conservative party, not quite what they used to be but they are playing

have we seen naga yet? broadcasters chat.r way gradually i eastwards through the day. again, some sunshine in between the showers, so not... right, camera five to line and stand by. right, stand by, then. off you go, five. thank you. coming to one. cue. good morning. welcome to breakfast with me, naga munchetty, live from westminster abbey on an historic day — the coronation of king charles iii and queen camilla. it's just a privilege to be part of the moment in history. it doesn't matter whether you are a royalist, a monarchist or if you're anti—royal. this is a moment. it's a once—in—a—lifetime occasion. you know, not for 70 years have we seen a coronation. and we get a front—row seat here of the preparations, which is almost as fascinating as the actual ceremony. for the archbishop of canterbury, a day of deep personal and religious significance. i'm fine! i'm sort of looking forward to it, really. he walks to the abbey across lambeth bridge with his fellow clergy. good morning. i hope you're not left with too much mess af

good morning, absolutely right, mike and naga! i absolutely right, mike and naga!erpool today. if you are on it before 10am, it leaves it at 7:20am, anyone can join it, but it only takes ten minutes to get over to liverpool. from 10am until 4p and, it is a tourist ferry so that journey takes until 4p and, it is a tourist ferry so thatjourney takes longer and you have got the music and commentary and it takes 50 minute and then it becomes a commuterferry and it takes 50 minute and then it becomes a commuter ferry again for the rush—hour going back home. let's take a look at the view. we have got the liver building, with the liver bed on top of it, as we drifted to the right it is the ferris wheel, the right it is the ferris wheel, the yellow strip on the building, under that is where the finals of the eurovision song contest will take place on saturday. it isa it is a mild start and the forecast for liverpool is not too bad for the next couple of days. it should be dry with the outside chance of a shower and tomorrow we are looking at a lot of dry weather and warm s

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they became in effect naga areas for outsiders and the police thousands were murdered or caught in thefire. and in those years of the growth of the gangs, can you explain to us what it was like living here? in the last 12 months, aurelia has witnessed the change on the streets that she never thought possible. for the past year, el salvador has been living under an emergency measure called the state of exception. police and military have been mobilised in vast numbers and some constitutional rights suspended. defeating the gangs was one of the main electoral promises of kelly, former marketing executive turned president —— nayib bukele. so, what's the policy meant on the streets? in the suburbs of san salvador, another security patrol is about to set off. every day for a year, dozens of police, soldiers and elite troops have been sent into the back streets of the capital, carrying lists. they search anyone with a possible profile or touches of a gang. margaret fought twos. it's alleged some officers have been given daily quotas for arrests. 0thers officers have been given daily quotas f

back to charlie and naga hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt.ford it. hannah's looking into this for us. we look at various markers about the cost of living and what people are cutting down on. this is interesting.— cutting down on. this is interestinu. �*, . ., , , interesting. it's a really big thing to do, to interesting. it's a really big thing to do. to out _ interesting. it's a really big thing to do, to cut off _ interesting. it's a really big thing to do, to cut off your— interesting. it's a really big thing to do, to cut off your broadband, the kind of thing people use for all kinds of things. yes, most of our household costs have soared in the last year and we spoke only yesterday about how more and more people are finding themselves in financial difficulty. well new research from citizens advice reveals that as many as a million people cut off their broadband during the last year as they were simply no longer able to afford it. and looking more closely at those figures we can see that of those stopping their broadband, people claiming

i will hand back to you in the studio, naga.ted. i'm a little worried because of the train strike. i have to go to new york tomorrow afternoon, so i'm worried there might not be a train to london from liverpool. you're not alone, we have train strikes in germany, where i'm from, too, and it's going to affect me heavily when i come back from the airport on monday evening in munich so i'll be stranded then, so you're not alone. after train drivers at the aslef union walked out yesterday, today members of the rmt union are staging a 24—hour walkout. network rails says 19 rail operators will be effected with disruption felt far and wide. the rail delivery group represents the train companies. it has offered workers a backdated pay rise of 5% for 2022, and would then negotiate reforms ahead of a second year's pay rise with individual operators. union leaders say the situation is complicated. the tories don't know anything about the railways. it's run on overtime since the time of stephenson�*s rocket. we haven't got enough people and

jelly will not bring me the bark of my naga in the evening, you will no longer peck, agreed.he brand. what to do now? go to stepan andreyanovich's man for advice. skin zig and took his shlyakh and his profession the main main task of the press secretary. here at the secretary of the minsk metro. this ensuring the information security of the enterprise at night is said in the field of public relations, which is in the work interesting, of course, this communication with people is unique in that you can trace the entire history of the subway in a person. that is, talking to a person. he'll tell you anything and everything, uh, kids. i was not obedient curiously interesting, ah biathlon, uh, boxing is a different kind of wrestling. e, but i stopped at swimming, a positive attitude and believers yes helped us to realize ourselves and send off the smoke of life of our hobby. they help us open up on the other side, reveal some of our abilities, talents, oh, which we may not even suspect until we do what he is our soul for me, and the formula for happiness, very simple, is when you

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today — the united states backsonal policy. the announcement was made at the g7 summit injapan, and welcomed by international leaders including prime minister, rishi sunak. large areas of northern italy remain on high alert, after flooding kills 1a people and thousands are left homeless. dreading the drop — it's a crucial weekend in the premier league, with four teams battling to avoid the final two relegation places.

on that day, the weather of the dr. nagas platform in the north sea was rather bad. 12 me to high waves, crashing against the platform. nothing unusual. but then around 3 o'clock, p. m. something appeared on the horizon. the crew had never seen before. a giant wave rose up and crashed on to the platform. a sense of measured it just on the 26 meters burst. most people didn't want to believe the drought, no measurement on the timeline, which is measured by a sensor on site. you can see the waves coming in the middle of it or suddenly there's an outlier like that. and then it goes back to normal. and when you see something like that, and you've had experience with measurements yourself at that, do you think something went wrong or something bumped into the sensor? but the measurement was correct. another precision instrument recorded the wave independently, no chance of error. the drive no way, it was measured with a laser device that's fixed to the platform. it looks down at the water surface measures the distance to watch. the mess of the laser was connected to sensor at the platforms fo

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty, good morning, welcome to breakfast live from crowned at this historic church, in a ceremony which will reflect 1,000 years of tradition. the day will be a display of pomp and pageantry, with the nation's armed forces promising a spectacular event when the king and queen process through the streets of the capital.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today.of the g7 summit and calls on others tojoin him. we've taken the lead in announcing new sanctions on russia. i'm hopeful and confident that our partner countries will follow, as they have done when we've done this previously. that will make the sanctions more effective, ensure that russia pays a price for its illegal activity. a request and a refusal — prince harry and megan demand to have the pictures taken during an alleged new york car chase. the photo agency says no.

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today...treets of new york as the duke and duchess of sussex say they were involved in a car chase. good morning. another sign of the cost of living crisis is up to 1 million people may have cut off their broadband in the last year to save costs. i will be finding out what support there is for those on the lowest incomes.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today.sion could mean more bad news for homeowners and borrowers, i'll explain why. helping families in need get a good night's sleep. the charity providing beds for thousands of struggling households. it's advantage inter after a thrilling milan derby at the san siro. they shocked their city rivals ac with two goals inside the opening ten minutes to move within sight of the champions league final. eurovision fever hots up. 16 countries take the stage in liverpool later for

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty here in salford and charlie stayt in liverpoolding houses in birkenhead. from here i will look at the state of the economy as the latest figures are released in about an hour. west ham edge towards their european final dream as they fight back to win the home leg of their europa conference league semifinal against the dutch side az alkmaar.

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today... vigils in belgrade for the eight children killed in a mass good morning. shooting by a classmate — the first attack of its kind in serbia. energy giant shell is due to announce billions of pounds of profit in the first three months of this year. it follows last yea r�*s record amounts and comes as households and businesses struggle with rising fuel bills.

naga antenna under the bottom and also looks spinning, so to speak antenna. we already then. after time the fishermen lower and raise the heavy trap dog eric as a full member of the team takes an active part in the process. this is the moment for which you need to see catching saury. thousands of fish in the light of a red spotlight jump out of the water, raising millions of splashes, there are several tons of prey. favorite viktorovna why because? fishing is unpredictable, in order to achieve success it is necessary to go every saury a cruel type of fishing, because every night has passed and in the morning someone has caught all the cards on the face directly depends on the salary of the fishermen, the more fish, the more remuneration. each successful shift also raises the morale of the team. kholodtsy. fatigue it doesn't matter if you are full of glasses, you will probably need it for many years to come, because it will be needed, damn it, and human fish will be needed, which is caught only in the oceans and seas and without a profession, early in the morning kalinovka app

those nagas might be in area of ​​the arm, maybe only the hand is isolated there, for example.to find those specialists who understand what can be done and have experience working with such patients. with your permission, of course, we invited one of your patients to our studio, but let's first watch a video of how lilia, that's the name of this patient, follows the regimen after treatment, and then we will slowly get to know her right knee does not allow walking on her left leg. 168 kg i'm preparing my dinner. now i will hang up and put soup in the amount of 250 grams 120 g lettuce. here is my dinner. after that, i only drink water. if you want to eat, it's time to get acquainted with the lily, personally lily come to us, my savior. i know you and the doctor haven't seen each other in 9 months, right? well, how do you like the result? first of all, it's actually amazing for me too, because after all, the last time we saw each other, we were definitely in a different weight. well, and even in these 9 months, we have, well, radically, i think everything has changed, and this is

back to you, naga.rations. it was no different 70 years ago, when millions of people packed the streets of london to see their newly crowned queen. sarah campbell joins me sarah campbelljoins me now. king charles has had to do his own preparations, rehearsals going on, just to get it absolutely right. what we know about what he has been doing today? you what we know about what he has been doin: toda ? ., ., what we know about what he has been doing today?— doing today? you would think he would be having _ doing today? you would think he would be having a _ doing today? you would think he would be having a quiet - doing today? you would think he would be having a quiet time - doing today? you would think he i would be having a quiet time ahead of tomorrow. this is a massive global event and he has been busy. people are travelling to london from all over to go to westminster abbey tomorrow. today, the king has a lunch with governor general and prime ministers of the round. king charles is also head of sta

description of the person responsible is similar to saturday night's deadly stabbing of kareem abou nagaar old uc davis students who was walking in sycamore park. but investigators have yet to link any of the crimes. we don't know whether the suspect is a u city student or not. the suspect has been described as being young, even college aged, you seen. davis just announced all classes that end after six pm will now be virtual. the university has also added more officers hired additional security and expanded its safe rides program for students. we are trying really, really hard. to allow our students to still come onto campus to do what they're supposed to do in the study, but do it in a safe way. it's really scary. davis is normally a really safe place, and it's known for, like, not really a lot of activity. terror first began late last week near central park in the heart of town, police say david barro, a homeless community member, well known as the compassion guy, was attacked and brutally stabbed on this bench where he died. he would sit on that bench, sit in central park and talk ab

welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today... a day after russia accuses ukraine of trying to assassinate vladimir putin in a drone attack, the ukrainian capital kyiv is hit by airstrikes. vigils in belgrade for the eight children killed in a mass good morning. shooting by a classmate — the first attack of its kind in serbia. energy giant shell is due to announce billions of pounds of profit in the first three months of this year. it follows last yea r�*s record amounts and comes as households and businesses struggle with rising fuel bills. i'll be looking at the numbers. good morning. sporting history is made by erling haaland. he gets his 35th, to break the record for the number scored in a premier league seasom, as manchester city return to the top of the table. there's just two days to go until the coronation and excitement is building on the mall, as people camp out waiting for their moment to see the new king. celebrations culminate on monday with the big help out. it celebrations culminate on monday with the big help out.—

good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty, good morning, welcome to breakfast live from westminster abbey on an historic day. the coronation of king charles iii and queen camilla. the king will become the 40th monarch to be crowned at this historic church, in a ceremony which will reflect 1,000 years of tradition. the day will be a display of pomp and pageantry, with the nation's armed forces promising a spectacular event when the king and queen process through the streets of the capital. the procession begins at buckingham palace. thousands of well—wishers will line the route. crowds are crowds a re really crowds are really starting to grow here on the mall as is the level of excitement. people have been camping for days while others have arrived in the last hour or so. we will talk to some in a few minutes. i'm charlie stayt with the rest of the morning's news. a bruising set of local election results for the conservatives as the party loses more than 1,000 council seats. labour is now the largest party in local government for the first time in over 20 years. covid—19

welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today — the united states backs supplying fighterjets to ukraine for its war with russia — a significant shift in international policy. the announcement was made at the g7 summit injapan, and welcomed by international leaders including prime minister, rishi sunak. large areas of northern italy remain on high alert, after flooding kills 1a people and thousands are left homeless. dreading the drop — it's a crucial weekend in the premier league, with four teams battling to avoid the final two relegation places. tributes to the smiths�* bassist andy rourke, who's died — the band's drummer mikejoyce says he was a musical genius. he never saw himself as a great bass player, because it was so effortless for him and so easy for him. hejust put the pace on and magic would happen. put the pace on and magic would ha en. �* ., happen. and in weather, while there will be a strong _ happen. and in weather, while there will be a strong sunshine _ happen. and in weather, while there wil

these were wide collars were the place was with telephone booths nicotine and naga hide perfume the air and gore vidal and merle miller topped the new york times bestseller list that april john leonard, notable aitkin and ivan sander of met at the algonquin to talk reading criticism and literature. they had so fun talking, reading, criticism, literature they thought, let's take this conversation. and the national book critics circle was born 49 years later, the nbcc serves around 800 freelance and staff book critics, book review editors, student members, friends. we've become a5a1c3 nonprofit organization with a mission that's simple and sweet honor, outstanding writing and foster national conversation about criticism and literature. we strive to shine a light on books that deserve your attention. books we'd like to discuss with you. we host various panels and programs throughout the year. and of course, each march we give these awards. they remain the only national literary awards chosen by critics themselves. we thank. the nbcc has honored the work of e.l. doctorow katha pollitt, alic

sadko naga even renounce it and walk, either with their feet out of here, by the way, and their namesur ritual fires. they are called hawan during prayer. we burn on his cows, ghee sandalwood and much more. and why are you smeared with ashes, it protects our body and soul, that you give me rudrak, what should i do with this to hang around my neck. this is the fruit from the tree. talisman, hold close to your heart. he will protect you it is believed that most of the cage, including the naga, live on alms, but some they also make money from witchcraft. in general , they spend their days praying , meditating, or let's say yoga. wow . do you live on the street? you have never had a home the whole world is our home. thank you very much. i wish you all the very best. bless you. and now i will show you what makes varanas even more special . this is the most famous egornik became. almost the main attraction is a very peculiar and atypical attraction a place where life meets death, because this is one of the largest open -air crematoria. dear viewers, i must warn you that now we will show foo

medvedev said that under ine nagae ant— enemy.at war. former british army colonel nanien— former british army colonel nanien ae— former british army colonel hamish de bretton—gordon told gb tene— hamish de bretton—gordon told gb news tne— hamish de bretton—gordon told gb news the comments— hamish de bretton—gordon told gb news the comments aren't eanetning— news the comments aren't something to— news the comments aren't something to be concerned about . ta.— something to be concerned about . ta. they're— something to be concerned about . no, they're threats— something to be concerned about . no, they're threats of- something to be concerned about . \tr:::r . no, they're threats of nuclear attack. for the last 14 months have been, you know , a have been, you know, a completely vanishingly thin red line. so i think they're getting pretty desperate. they know that the counter—offensive is coming and they know that ourselves. the brits are providing a lot of hardware, a lot of intelligence use. and they think by threatening rmps, they

in an exclusive interview with naga— . in an exclusive interview with nigei iaaaae— .ge, the— . in an exclusive interview with nigel farage, the former us piesiieai— nigel farage, the former us president said— nigel farage, the former us president said the war had to be sieppei— president said the war had to be siepaea . — president said the war had to be siepaea . eas— president said the war had to be siepaea . eai ii— president said the war had to be stopped . but if i— president said the war had to be stopped . �*" qc“. stopped. but if i were president and i say this, i will end that war in one day. it'll take 24 hours. i know zelenskyy well. i know putin well , i would get know putin well, i would get that ended in a period of you can break that deal 100. it would be easy. that deal would be easy. a lot of it has to do with the money. a lot of it has to do with the military , you to do with the military, you know, that we're giving. but i would get that deal done within 24 hours. that war has to be stopped . that war is a disaster stopped. that war is a disaster .

in an exclusive interview with naga— . in an exclusive interview with nigei iaaaae— .ge, the— . in an exclusive interview with nigel farage, the former us piesiieai— nigel farage, the former us president said— nigel farage, the former us president said the war had to be sieppei— president said the war had to be siepaea . — president said the war had to be siepaea . eas— president said the war had to be siepaea . eai ii— president said the war had to be stopped . but if i— president said the war had to be stopped . �*" qc“. stopped. but if i were president and i say this, i will end that war in one day. it'll take 24 hours. i know zelenskyy well. i know putin well , i would get know putin well, i would get that ended in a period of you can break that deal 100. it would be easy. that deal would be easy. a lot of it has to do with the money. a lot of it has to do with the military , you to do with the military, you know, that we're giving. but i would get that deal done within 24 hours. that war has to be stopped . that war is a disaster stopped. that war is a disaster .