nepal has been and remains our long-standing, reliable and trusted partner in south asia.nd our friendly country , friendly people, is worth a bead so that the state is ready to cooperate with the russian federation at the international level . there are very good relations between the russian and nepalese parliaments. and we want this relationship develop to a new level. minister of health mikhail murashko worked today in the smolensk region, where she watched the regional clinical hospital visited the center, where the participants of the special operation are being rehabilitated. communicated with patients another stop of the minister was the state medical university, accompaniment of the elector. murashka got acquainted with the activity. university clinical bases universities are equipped with modern or educational and diagnostic equipment, which makes it possible to teach graduates advanced medical technologies. in tula, the all-russian forum, the course of a young fighter , the information front, its participants are young people who create educational content on th

we are sincerely interested in developing nepal's multilateral relations in a variety of ways.al, uh, was and remains our long-term reliable proven partner of south asia. and friendly to us. it and friendly people, of course, this document will strengthen. uh, the legal basis uh for our interaction hmm go i would like to especially note that relations between russia and nepal have traditionally always been built on the principles of mutual respect. friendship mutual consideration of interests. eh, there was a country. in the tula region , the country's preventive shield started a pilot project, organized by the federation council together with the center for therapy and preventive medicine of the ministry of health for two days in the region. various campaigns dedicated to the prevention of diseases and a healthy lifestyle were held in all the details. we learn about deputy chairman of the federation council galina karelova, who oversees this federal project galina nikolaevna tell us how it all went. what are the results? first of all, let me tell you the numbers. 100 events we

nepal's ultimate demingin a wide range of topics was discussed diplomatic relations between russia and nepal were established more than 60 years ago, and all these years the countries hold bilateral meetings and cooperate on a number of issues. we attach great importance to your visit , we believe that the visit is of great importance and will undoubtedly serve to strengthen the entire range of russian nepalese relations. we are sincerely interested in developing non-stop multilateral relations on the ground in a variety of ways. nepal, e, was and remains our old reliable a proven partner of south asia, uh, a friendly side to us. by the people, of course, this document will strengthen. uh, the legal basis of our interaction. hmm, to move into an alien basis and raise it to a new level , i would like to especially note that relations between russia and nepal have traditionally always been built on the principles of mutual respect. friendship mutual consideration of interests. eh, there was a country. in the tula region , the country's preventive shield launched a pilot projector organiz

nepal is a small country, but it's between a couple of very large countries.d china, is there in i thought you were work regionally in your area, in terms of communication and climate action? >> thanks. as you rightly said, again, our southern medias are a continuous mass to where the kind of language that's spoken. so it's not done so far on a structured way what we see is a massive potential using communication to producing in india and using it here in nepal and the links. similarly, again, there's been some mutual discussions with our colleagues and that india, made in india and where products we've been able to design using various animations and languages that actually, again, reach out to people in india as well. and those products especially for lightning and some other climate related disasters, perhaps a way going forward. because, again, the same language and the kind of culture that we all experience. same kind of changes that we're trying to look for in this. and so, floods is again the same setting and context that we could kind of massively bene

duma vyacheslav volodin met with the chairman of the national assembly of the federal parliament of nepale final seedlings of the timmelsin side discussed the development of inter-parliamentary relations. viacheslav volodin thanked for the support of russia on the international platforms of newpal, despite the pressure, he refused to join the anti-russian sanctions, the future is with the peoples of sovereign states did not fall. uh, such a state is you respect your history. be careful about culture , faith, language, what is most important, pursue a policy in the interests of the citizens of your country. uh, in a difficult time, you express a position, despite the pressure that is being exerted on you, and we feel your support, when it comes to decision making in the united organization where you took a position against the glorification of nazism and despite pressure from outside, did not join the anti-russian sanctions uh, in the financial and economic sphere, the price tag good relations with the russian federation and interest in the development of cooperation for the development of

i've always wondered, i feel this falling through space, actually never even been in nepal because my height breaks and had be made a certain way when i in i have their rooms yet my legs. turn on inspection and drawn closes. i was excited about car you know i designed the car and it you so feel pride that you before when i went up for inspection i had trouble racing the wrong inspectors checked car and they sent me back and i had a correction on it. the inspection was held at a high school, so it caused a pretty good designed and accommodation would be pretty stiff. inspectors seem like use your room good going over old cars in pairs they had to be taken and worked on. i wondered how tough they would be on me. i didn't know for sure if i was going to pass. well, go. and had steering mechanism. i had trouble with it before the steering the soon to be a little bit loose. not that go you want to test out my brakes i messed on the brakes. or i saw passed due for so i said good in the track see how it was laid out. it was hot. it's like it was. and i raced you before trying seem long as yo

the federation council established inter-parliamentary cooperation with nepal, and the relevant agreementen the chairmen of the upper chambers of our countries. as noted speaker of the federation council valentina matvienko , the document will help strengthen the legal basis for interaction between our countries and raise relations to a new level. of our talks in contacts, we, on the part of the parliament, will outline concrete steps in order to bring our relations as a whole to a higher level, it is in the interests of russia nepal itself, the trade turnover in st. dollars in minsk are now the days of sister cities report anastasis. shared goals for the future the common past alexander lukashenko warmly calls petersburg in his welcoming speech, leningrad. we see that today the nazis are fascists and other rubbish destructive forces. they are trying to rewrite history through the conflict in ukraine, they are dragging us into the third world war. i'm convinced they didn't succeed then, and they won't succeed now. moreover, the delegates are preparing voluminous folders , the trade turnov

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. >> joining from nepal i know it is a bit later where you are so thank you for being up at this lateg us and being able to share your perspective from a country that obviously is very much feeling the effects of climate change from the peaks and valleys there. i just want to ask you, so governments are responsible for so many aspects of managing climate change and listening to people and their needs and what they need in terms of adapting and giving them the information they need to take action so i know that you are very involved in climate communication in terms of integrating that into your official plan. just tell us a bit about how that claimant communication and the context how that takes place. >> thanks for having me as a part of the panel. a mountainous country with lots of values and creams picturesque but comes with a lot of disasters, floods, landslides. would climate change has done is actually worsen the problems of the floods and landslides. this week alone, we witnessed an unprecedented forest fire all across the country very much attributed to the lack of rainfall du

katmandÚ, nepal, estÁ en segundo lugar.leÓn: autoridades de colombia ordenaron la evacuaciÓn de miles de personas en zonas cercanas a este volcÁn que ha expulsado gases y cenizas peligrosas para la vida humana y la fauna del lugar. maity: hay conmociÓn en brasil por la muerte de cuatro niÑos a punta de hachazos de un delincuente que irrumpiÓ en la guarderÍa donde estaba. hiriÓ a otros cuatro menores. familiares y amigos de las vÍctimas participaron una vigilia en memoria de los pequeÑos. leÓn: se atreverÍa a subir a un parche sin conductor. le decimos en quÉ ciudad pronto pod ♪ leÓn: ¿usted se subirÍa a un taxi sin chofer? dos servicios de taxis adentran en un territorio inexplorado buscando la aprobaciÓn para llevar pasajeros las 24 horas del dÍa en san francisco, una de las ciudades mÁs habitadas del paÍs. maity: es un taxi sin conductor. san francisco se convertirÍa en la primera ciudad con dos servicios que competirÍan contra taxis tradicionales. ¿habrÁ quien se atreva a subir sin un chofer? leÓn: en algÚn momento serÁ

since london they have swung through bali, neend yeah, australia, climbed above kathmandu, nepal, andn flew over mt. everthey already getti. a new trip planned for next year. >> 82 and traveling we can do. >> reporter: ageless adventurers, inspiration for all. to live a kinder, more connected life. >> cheers! >> i want to know the financial plan so i can do that, too. year after year. coming up tonight on "60 minutes," rare access to the famed cathedral of notre dame. i'm jericka duncan in new york. we leave you with a sure sign of spring. a baby great horned owl and its mother nesting on the north shore of new york's long island. have a great night. >>> last night, santa cruz police arrested three suspects after a chase they said, those people are believed to be associated with two shootings in fremont, one involving the death of a child. they turned the suspects over to fremont police but would not say, officially, if it is the same shooting on 880. >>> at the same time, a protest plan against alameda county's new district attorney over the handling of the jasper wu case, jasper wil

the good news is he made it back to nepal just fine.ughter] >> greg: that was unfair. >> little too long director. >> greg: and finally president biden's approval rating has tumbled to just 40%. so to give his numbers a boost he asked manhattan da alvin bragg to indict him. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> greg: all right. now the news. obviously the bombshell case that could have unprecedented ramifications for decades to come. the legal victory for gwyneth paltrow in her utah ski collision lawsuit. we go live to constitutional circular and tocks news contributor jonathan turley in outer space. what's your take on paltrow winning? jonathan, you can hear me? seems to be in there. i guess our deep space technology isn't ready yet. guess we'll do a different story. poor jonathan. but he played along so who cares. all right, the indictment. trump's attorney says he'll face 34 counts of business fraud. sources tell fox digital he'll surrender last week. alvin bragg was so elated e released a few convicted killers to celebrate. but trump

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through bali, indonesia, sailed past the sydney opera house in australia, climbed above kathmandu, nepalhome, the two are already getting bored. >> 81 and still on the run. >> reporter: a new trip planned for next year, a new slogan revealed now. >> 82 and -- orter: ageless adventurers, inspiration for us all to live a kinder, more connected life no matter how young we are. ramy inocencio, cbs news, london. >> cheers. >> love them. >>> up next, riding through history. a look at the 260-year-old royal coach that will be used for king charles' coronation. is taking . but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire ugh-stipated... feeling weighed down match by a backedup gut"ption. miralax is different. it works naturally with the water in your body to unblock your gut. ...free your gut. and your mood will follow. share your love of the game with a surprise move kinder joy. a yummy treat and an all star line-up of nba mascot toys for your favorite fa

all, will be aimed at creating its own technologies that will replace western ones. head of russia nepalan agreement on inter-parliamentary cooperation the ceremony was held in the federation council of the south asian state located in russia

in their first match, iran's juniors faced nepal a few moments ago. the composition of the men's national team of our country will go to istanbul on the 27th of may to hold two friendly matches with the national team of this country. abi pushan was sent to fifa to close the case of the heaviest snow in the history of this club after 3 years, and two sim cards of zabihullah porsche, mehdi khodabakhshi, kivan baba, puya , mohammadreza gilanpour and mohammad aminpour, mohammad due to abnormal behavior in team selection diving. mehrdad kazemi, the goalkeeper of our country's national futsal team last years , died this morning due to a cardiac arrest. he said goodbye to the 1000-point tennis competition in madrid . emiliano navas twice it was accompanied by our latest news in the eighth round of the american professional basketball league today, danny phoenix's teams and the fourth with oil and on their way to the quarter finals of this tournament . sport news report. have a good year and you are the traffic police of the traffic organization of the broadc

annapurna in the himalayan mountain range in nepal the account had already succeeded in conquering the summits of kito everest broad peak and it was suitable considering the high casualties of climbers on the annapurna peak, some climbers consider this one of the most important peaks in the world. the kale mazandaran basketball premier league is against nabogh rock with a score of 7462 and a total of 31 wins. the national futsal team defeated uzbekistan's 50 national team in a friendly match and the second meeting between the two teams will be held tomorrow night . this club will soon negotiate a contract extension with ricardo sapil, the head coach of this team, will start the team at the international competition in moscow, russia. amirhossein mirhaji won the gold medal in the 110 kg category in the main course of the american grand prix in the motogp class . spanish alex from the honda team won the championship. yafet won the double marathon rotterdam abdi vakil of belgium and timothy klip from kimia and bedi nagire from bland won the second and third places in the club football com

the good news is he made it back to nepal just fine. >> ghat was unfair. keeping an eye on me a little too long, director . and finally, president biden's approval rating has tumbled to just 40%. a so to give his numbers a boost ,he asked manhattan d.a. alvin bragg to indict him. all right. [laughter] now the news, obviously, the bombshell case that could have unprecedented ramifications for decades co come. gal victory for gwyneth the legal victory for gwyneth paltrow in her utah ski collision lawsuit. we go live to constitutional anw scholar and fox news contributor jonathan turley ins contributor jonathan outer space . it in what's your take on paultre winning? and can you hear me? there hmm. seems to be in there. et i guess our deep'l space technology isn't ready yet. ferent story.yes. we'll do a different story for jonathan . but he played so long, so who cares? all right. ind the indictment trumps attorney says he'll face thirty four counts of business fraud. sources tell fox counts of b dil surrender next week. alvin bragg was so elated, he released

one of the first businesses to reopen includes the nepal bakery. shop specializes in baked goods, and plastic treats. the baker says it costs thousands of dollars in damage, but they are happy to be up and running again. >> we had quite a bit of damage. water got in. i mean, if they would have led us in sooner, the damage would've been less. but we are still there. >> he says this first day back was a busy one. the owners and customers continue to support them. >>> is a unique way of teaching students about climate change. >> and that is exactly why we are here, a properly composted pile shouldn't stick. >> that is the green ninja, the cartoon series, created by climate scientist, and san jose professor, eugene cordero. he, and his research team found climate change education can be just as effective as using electric cars and l.e.d. lights. if it is done well and that scale. so, the last 10 years, he and his students have been making these short films to engage students about environmental topics. >> humans are playing a big role in our climate sy

one of the first businesses to reopen includes el nepal bakery. the shop specializes in mexican banked goods and treats. the bakery owner says the storms in march caused thousands of dollars of damage, but they are happy to be up and running again. >> we had quite a bit of damage. you know, water got in. we had to tear up walls. it was a process. if they would have let us in sooner, the damage would have been less. but we're still glad that we're open. >> wow. el nopal said the first day back was a very busy one, and owners are hoping customers continue to support them. >> looks delicious. >> yes. >>> every day, earth day at a climate center in the east bay. today they're planting trees for the bees. in alameda this afternoon, people got a tour of the reap climate center. people learned about the bees and got a chance to look at different hives to learn about the importance of pollination. then they planted treats. the climate center follows a ten-to-one rule. that means in one tree comes down, they want to plant ten in its place. >> if we live wi

japan and china have been sweltering, while pakistan, india, nepaland pakistan, india, nepal and bangladeshh have all seen temperatures topping 40 celsius for many days. and the heat has many consequences, not only for those struggling with health, but also electricity consumption, which has boomed as people stay indoors with air conditioning on. let's take you to bangkok and talk to doctor diane archer, a senior research fellow with stockholm environment institute. thank you forjoining us. i know you have been in thailand for many years. do you personally feel it is especially hot this year? good morning. yes, this year has been incredibly hot. going outside between 10am and 5pm feels quite unbearable. last week, i cycled a couple of kilometres across town at lunchtime, and it did feel like i had a hair dryer blowing heat in my face. it was really horrible, to be honest. how are --eole horrible, to be honest. how are peeple reacting _ horrible, to be honest. how are people reacting to _ horrible, to be honest. how are people reacting to this? - horrible, to be honest. how are people reacti

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still a bit of rain creeping into pots of nepal, that is a clear picture of the days, the head, lots of heat coming back into new delhi. the temperature sitting in the early thirty's now will move across to east asia. we're going to see temperatures tumble in places like japan as that system pulls its way further east. it's already brought some very heavy rain to the korean peninsula, places like south korea and disrupted flights there. it does work its way further east into thursday and friday, taking the heavier rain to more southern parts of japan. so those thunderstorms are popping off for taiwan stretching down to hong kong as well. but a much clearer picture across central and northern parts of china and we will see the temperature in beijing dipped on slightly before picking up that to weather update. ah ah, use travels fast and can take into some pretty interesting places. we understand you need to stay current wherever it happens. you can, you connected. so you don't miss a thing. this house out space to deliver your vision, hulu. ah, hello again. this is how to 0, the made

still a bit of rain creeping into pots of nepal, that is a clear picture of the days the had lots of heat coming back into new delhi, the temperature sitting in the early thirty's. now when you move across to east asia, we're going to see temperatures tumble in places like japan as that system pulls its way further east. it's already brought some very heavy rain to the korean peninsula, places like south korea and disrupted flights there. it does work its way further east into thursday and friday, taking the heavy rain to more southern parts of japan. so those thunderstorms are popping off for taiwan stretching down to hong kong as well. but a much clearer picture of course, central and northern parts of china, and we will see the temperature in beijing dipped on slightly before picking up that to weather update. ah, from the else is there a london gro casenita to people in thoughtful conversation with no host, and no limitations what is even more urgently needed now. the system innovation system of the design and system transformation thought one of human rights activist, q, me, nig

volodin met today in moscow with the chairman of the national assembly of the federal parliament of nepals the development of inter-parliamentary relations and agreed to establish an inter-parliamentary cooperation commission relevant committees for tourism in russia in addition, vyacheslav volodin thanked for the support of our country on international platforms. in difficult times, you express your position, despite the pressure that is being exerted on you, and we feel your support, when it comes to making a decision in the united nations, where did you take a position against the glorification of nazism and , despite pressure from outside, did not join the anti-russian sanctions er, financial and economic field, shonko-sama. our relationship was always disinterested, without any political interests of other states. we received enormous assistance from the soviet union precisely for the sake of friendship, for the sake of developing relations between peoples, and we appreciate this and thank you for this cube today at the production site of the plant from marshal in volgodonsk , equipm

but when i asked one labourer from nepal whether he would come back to sudan, he said, "sudan is finisheder i spoke to marti flacks — who spent four years working with the us special envoy for sudan on the peace agreement with south sudan. she started by telling me about the challenges in getting help to civilians. it's taken some time for humanitarian aid to start getting to the places it's desperately needed in sudan. and there's a few reasons for that. the international aid community has a long history of providing assistance in sudan, but the places where we're seeing active fighting like khartoum are places that they haven't historically had to have an active assistance presence. and remember, khartoum has never seen fighting on this scale before. and so it's taken some time for them to reposition their personnel and their assistance to places like khartoum. but also, as you mentioned, port sudan, the sudanese egyptian border, where we're seeing tens of thousands of people make it the difficultjourney to try and leave the active fighting zone, but find themselves desperately in need

this across northern areas of pakistan and snow expected on the mountains that'll stretch through to nepal. some where to where they're coming in to be turned over the next few days. but things are looking much dryer for the east to this for bangladesh. when you deli, we will see clear sky suddenly by thursday that was move east to east asia, was seen very heavy rain effect north central parts of china flooding down pool is expected from that system. that is working its way slowly east, has got a wintery edge across its northern flank, much dryer for the south of this, just a few showers coming in to hong kong. and we'll see that wet or weather start to skirt its way across the korean peninsula. on tuesday, ah, with a blue ah, welcome back here watching al jazeera time to recap, the headlines were getting some breaking news in from russia, where a report say at least one person has been killed and 16 injured in an explosion at a cafe in the city of saint petersburg. the cafe was hosting an event held by a military figure will have more information as it becomes available. israel's cabinet

some of the crops are already being planted by farmers in india, nepal and the philippines.hope is that these ideas would lead to improved stability, reduced risk in rice cultivation, so the farmers can earn better, have less cost of production, and will eventually lead to their income and other aspects improving in their lives. now a look at some other climate news making headlines around the world. western balkan nations are seeing a boom in solar energy investment. new solar plants in north macedonia and bosnia could help ease a looming power crisis brought on by a shift away from coal. but some officials warn the region's electric grids are not prepared to handle the new surge in daytime—only power. europe's newest and largest nuclear power station has started generating electricity in finland. the plant will produce 30% of finland's electricity. it's over budget but is expected to provide electricity for the next 60 years and generate around 14% of the country's electricity, reducing the need for imports from sweden and norway. the last three nuclear power plants in ger

but when i asked one laborer from nepal whether he would come back to sudan, he said, sudan is finishedkholood khair is the founder and director of the khartoum based think tank confluence advisory. she explains how she make it out of sudan, arriving in london on saturday morning. i actually boarded one of these saudi ships heading forjeddah, which would have been a 20 hour trip. but then i got a phone call from the british evacuation based in port sudan that a flight has finally been confirmed for that afternoon. so i got off the ship, much to the amusement of many people there, and made it to the meeting point. if we'd had some more certainty, i think about when a flight would have been to the uk, would have made it for a much less arduous journey. yes, but what was it like just before you left it? were you in khartoum itself? i was, yes. and you know, khartoum has seen drastic, drastic deterioration in just these past two weeks of fighting. the humanitarian situation that is, i think, unfathomable from the outside. but it is very, very dire. and a lot of more attention needs to be pu

this course. northern areas of pakistan and snow expected on the mountains that'll stretch through to nepal. some wet weather coming into baton over the next few days. but things are looking much dryer for the east to this for bangladesh. when you delhi, we will see clear sky suddenly by thursday that was move east to east asia, was seen very heavy rain effect. most central parts of china flooding down pool is expected from that system that is working its way slowly east. it's got a wintery edge across its northern flank, much dryer for the south of this, just a few showers coming in to hong kong. and we'll see that wet to whether it's got to scott its way across the korean peninsula on tuesday. ah, a lou. ah, hello again. this is al 0, the made years the saw israel's cabinets and approved. major budget cuts across ministries to fund the national guard headed by the far right. security minister is a mob been given says it's critical in a fight against what he calls terrorism. serious defense ministry claims that 5 military personnel have been injured and what it says it is really ass strike

but when i asked one labourer from nepal whether he would come back to sudan, he said, "sudan is finished for the sudan residents unable to leave, life is getting increasingly hard. we've been speaking to hamid khalafallah — one of the millions of people trapped in their homes by continuous fighting. he's in khartoum and explained what they do when the bombs up begin to fall. when there is loud bombing and when it gets closer, we take shelter in the house, we try to all come to a central room, farfrom windows, far from walls and so on and just lay on the floor until it passes. when it is a bit further away, we try to use the quiet hours that we get, a couple of hours a day, to just quickly go out and get what we need. which is also very risky, but we have to do it, anyway, it's water we don't have, so we need to leave. there is no safe passages for sudanese to leave khartoum, or for humanitarian assistance to access khartoum. unfortunately, all of the international governments have been focused on getting a ceasefire that could work for evacuating foreign nationals and to be safe passages

but when i asked one laborer from nepal whether he would come back to sudan, he said, sudan is finishedfirst plane carrying humanitarian aid from the international committee of the red cross has now landed in sudan. clashes between rival generals�* forces have entered their third week. i've been speaking to hamid khalafallah — one of the millions of people trapped in their homes. he's in khartoum and i asked him what it was like in the city now. despite being on a ceasefire, the fighting still continues. also throughout the night. i reported earlier the army did one citizens that they will continue fighting today in order to take over some of the area that were already controlled by the paramilitary forces despite being a ceasefire. such shows also how they are prohibiting themselves to committing to a ceasefire but also publicly announcing that they will launch more violet tax today. i understand that ou more violet tax today. i understand that you are — more violet tax today. i understand that you are in _ more violet tax today. i understand that you are in a _ more violet tax today.

country , became the first iranian woman to climb the 8,011-meter annapurna peak in the himalayas in nepal. peak and manaslu had been due to the high casualties of climbers on the summit annapurna climbers consider this mountain to be one of the deadliest peaks in the world. russians are spectators who go to football stadiums with a thousand hopes and passion to support their favorite team . at the very beginning, they face many problems . and the fans and the problems of ticket sales, which still exist, and we came here at 7:00 a.m., until now , they had not received the tickets . we can find them on the school's website and enter mecca . the system of many they didn't have any problem in getting the ticket, which of course was not without effort, but we got it through the website and it was very easy and very easy to get the ticket. you are not from me and you are not here, i am looking to find that little robot , i don't know 3 hours ago, i have to come and tell mr. reza and his brother , the two sons that we went with to see if they will sit on the chair that we are buying . follow up

some of the crops are already being planted by farmers in india, nepal and the philippines.ility and reduced risk and rice cultivation so the farmers can earn better and have less cost of production, which will eventually lead to the income and other aspects, the improvement of other aspects as well in their lives. let's turn to some other climate news making headlines. western balkan nations are seeing a boom in solar energy investment. new solar plants in north macedonia and bosnia could help ease a looming power crisis brought on by a shift from coal. but some officials warn the region's electric grids are not prepared for the new surge in daytime—only power. europe's newest and biggest nuclear power station has started generating electricity in finland. it came online just minutes after germany switched off its last three remaining nuclear reactors. it's expected to provide around 14% of the country's electricity, reducing the need for imports from sweden and norway. the last three nuclear power plants in germany have shut down after 60 years. there had been a 2022 deadl

some of the crops are already being planted by farmers in india, nepal and the philippines.o there. i think it's fair to say the weekend started on a very mixed note. now, there were some areas of rain across the uk but other places that stayed entirely dry and sunny. look at this band of rain in southern scotland. underneath that, drumalbin in lanark only got to eight degrees. while it's not that far away, in stirlingshire, basking in the sunshine, tyndrum had a high of 17 celsius, so a massively different feel to the weather on saturday over a relatively short distance. sunday's chart still has low pressure firmly in charge. there will be more rain around. that low moves eastwards and then, early next week, we'll get northerly winds. and look where those winds come from — pretty much the north pole — so, needless to say, the weather will be getting quite a bit cooler over the next few days. now, over the next few hours, we've still got a bit of rain in northern ireland. that's turning lighter and patchier in nature. northern scotland turning wet here with some stronger nor

interference, mike well, i think, the cnn poll from the other day showing that almost 80% imagine that in nepalamerica today, you get 80% believe that there is political motivation behind this, but the odd thing is that also in that same survey over 50% agree with the indictment. and you think about that, and you think they just don't care? yeah, we believe it's politically motivated, but we don't care. we still want it to happen. so i, you know, i think we're at a point in our time that we have to be very concerned. i agree with people who think this is a sad situation and you know if there was if there was something there, you can't help but believe that they would have brought this before through federal charges, but it's just it's disappointing. it's sad, but the most worrisome thing is where this leads us to. it's a continuing almost dumbing down of america. absolutely right. i totally agree. but in terms of the actual investigation, i mean, can you come up with a person who has been investigated anymore? then donald trump, certainly not one in the public eye has been investigated so much

we have kenton cool, a mountaineer in nepal, and jane slade, a journalist and trekking enthusiast in like? i wanted to do something _ do it and what was it like? i wanted to do something that _ do it and what was it like? i wanted to do something that was _ to do something that was particularly memorable and it certainly was. i have always loved trekking and skiing and my husband and i have trekked a couple of years ago to somewhere that was pretty high, and the lead of the expedition was a sherpa who also led chris bonington's expedition to the top of mount everest. he said you should come to the everest base camp and visit my village and the monasteries and i will take you on a special journey, and it really was magical. we took three weeks and we visited towns and villages that were way off the beaten track. on the very day of my birth date we reached base camp and i was presented with a wonderful sponge cake! —— birthday. it tasted heaven after a lot of different food, i should say. i heaven after a lot of different food, i should say.— heaven after a lot of different food, i sho

the currency of this country and will make trade with the countries of the region easier , including nepal and bhutan. exchanges of rs we had and now it is possible to do this type of money exchange with other countries, especially with those countries that have been embargoed. experts believe that this new working hours will facilitate trade with embargoed countries such as iran and russia. the initial agreement with the indian side is fighting with spirit. since 2019, due to sanctions, this process has been stopped. with the mechanism that rezvan created to facilitate international trade exchanges with the indian rupee , different countries of the world, including neighbors, can participate in the basket . settlement of your international trade transactions create diversity and break the monopoly of the us dollar, the property documents of the new delhi radio and television news agency and sudan's rapid response forces exchanged heavy fire on sunday evening in the plants surrounding the presidential palace, the sudanese army announced that it was able to take his flowers out of the radio