and we saw nicola _ this occasion, there won't be.w nicola sturgeon, the first minister of scotland, amongst the welcoming party there, and you were saying at the beginning about the political significance. nicola sturgeon is a supporter of the position of the monarchy in scotland and her ambition is for there to be an independent scotland but it would be an independent scotland that would retain the monarchy and the view of the snp is that they would wish the nation to be an independent nation under a monarch who would be the king of scots but there are voices within the snp who do not share that view and who would wish scotland to become not only an independent nation but a republic with a president, and that is quite a challenge, notjust for the politics of the union, of the united kingdom, but also the position of the monarchy within the union. it is something that the queen privately did feel strongly about. she was greatly distressed at the thought of the union dividing, at the thought of scotland leaving the union, but she kept

what are relations likely to be like between liz truss and nicola sturgeon? future. there obviously in the area of scotland's constitutionalfuture. there is a hearing that the supreme court next month to hear arguments about whether or not parliament here has the power to legislate for a second referendum on scottish independence, which nicola sturgeon has said she would like to help next october. during campaigning liz truss said no, no, no to the idea of a second vote on scottish independence and the mood music from her campus been quite robust on this issue. then there is the cost of living crisis everyone faces. nicola sturgeon will stand about the parliament here in about an hour to detail the power to parliament has to try to mitigate —— the powers of her parliament has to try to mitigate the pressures people are facing, we understand this includes a rent freeze to public and private rental properties and an expansion of the child payment system which is unique to scotland to help families on benefits and low incomes, it will be expanded to all children

sturgeon an attention seeker will just liz truss called nicola sturgeon an attention seeker willjustto that end, nicola sturgeon stated, as you say, congratulate liz truss as she set out the programme for government. she was keen to point out, she often does that this parliament does not have, in her view, the requisite powers to tackle this cost of living crisis and so one of her first messages before she got into the detail of the programme was to call on the prime minister to act and to freeze energy bills and do various other things to help who are struggling. in terms of what nicola sturgeon herself can do, she has talked about welfare powers and also about freezing rents, notjust of the private sector but the public sector as well, and the scottish association of landlords pretty unhappy about that calling it a political attack which will cut the supply of housing and because, they say, more hardship.— say, more hardship. james, many thanks indeed. _ the market town of ramsbottom in the borough of bury in greater manchester is one of the most marginal constituencies in the coun

also we heard from the first minister of scotland, nicola sturgeon.shes are with the queen and all of the royalfamily and wishes are with the queen and all of the royal family at this time. just to repeat that prince charles has gone to balmoral to be at the queen's side and prince william, we understand, is on his way there as well. we've heard from mark drakeford. the first minister of wales. saying that he too is concerned to hear the news from buckingham palace. isend my concerned to hear the news from buckingham palace. i send my best wishes to her majesty and her family on behalf of the people of wales. after we had that statement from buckingham palace, the speaker of the house of commons, sir lindsay hoyle, interrupted proceedings in the chamber of the house of commons, to send the very best wishes of everybody in parliament to the queen. i everybody in parliament to the queen. , ., ., queen. i wish to say something about an announcement _ queen. i wish to say something about an announcement which _ queen. i wish to say something about an anno

scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon is to meet union leaders in a bid to end the council workerske crisis tributes pour in for bbc breakfast presenter and journalist bill turnbull, who's died at the age of 66. merseyside police have revealed that two guns were used in the shooting that killed nine—year—old olivia pratt—korbel. olivia was shot in her home last week as her mother tried to stop a gunman entering their house. detectives have now released cctv of the gunman running from the scene. a 35—year—old man who was the target of the attack, and was on parole, is still being treated in hospital and will be sent back to prison when he's discharged. detective chief superintendent mark kameen gave an update about the investigation at a news conference. i'm going to show you some footage in a moment of a man that murdered olivia. i'm doing this because people may recognise what he's wearing. it may also help people remember seeing him in the area on the night that olivia was murdered and thereby help us trace where he is and where he went. we can play that footage now. this footage

nicola sturgeon is setting out her programme for government. brute nicola sturgeon is setting out heror things that matter but under the current devolved settlement, our budget is essentially fixed and it is under severe and increasing pressure. i have a duty to be frank about the limits of this puts on our ability to respond as fully as we want to do. let me illustrate that point very starkly. to start with, this year's scottish government budget was 2.9% lower than the year before. every penny was allocated when that budget was passed by parliament back in february. since then, inflation has gone from 2% last summer to 6% in february to more than 10% now. that means our budget today is worth a staggering £1.7 billion less than when it was published last december. in addition and by necessity, we are also spending more in some areas than was anticipated. for example, public sector pay deals are so far costing £700 million more than we budgeted for. to be clear, i don't begrudge a single penny of that. on the contrary, paying higher wages is the contrary, paying higher wages is the bi

listen to nicolas ask, how can you be called affectionately nicolas lost rub aleksandrovich lethal attackt of money near the house, the deceased, who died from a gunshot wound to the head in the region of the right temporal lobe. well, what about this, who follows? something familiar terente somewhere. if we pass dergachev, he said in the car, well, he was his friend already tell me how interesting it is. yes, we have too much revolving around this case. listen cyril, you know what i remembered. you told me that when you arrived at the apartment and met dergachev. so he then said that in vain the village left the gun in the apartment. how did he know the gun was in the apartment? you didn't say a word to him, that's for sure. wait, why did dergachev kill khryapa, and what if khryapa was involved in the death of terentyev he was with him. would this mary type lost, what made going to visit misha portrays suicide is a good version. well, what are you somehow, as you say cinematic, but in general everything is going smoothly. well , let's go georgievich? but in order to accuse a policeman of

he's going to meet with nicola sturgeon. there had been a referendum effort a few years back. charles. >> 2014 was the last scottish referendum and i didn't pass. scotland is still part of the union. but they did say at the time that they would keep the -- queen elizabeth as the queen of scotland as well. there is -- as you can see, i think this has been a very heartening for the royal family at least display of affection for queen elizabeth, certainly for queen elizabeth. what happens to king charles, we don't know. we'll have to see. but the fact that you had scots turning out from all over in a country when six years aflirted with the idea of going independent from the united kingdom, that's a testament to the lines of affection that still exist certainly between queen elizabeth and the scottish people. but i think that king charles will see some of that affection as well. if nicola sturgeon has said that she would like to have another referendum, i've spoken to her before and she has said that she thinks that scotland will be independent in her lifetime. whether she now po

nicola ltenedetti _ and the life she led. nicola benedetti with _ and the life she led. university, which meant you were invited yesterday to the service at st giles' cathedral. as we watch these pictures of the queen's coffin moving towards edinburgh airport, it is only a few miles but it is moving slowly, it should be there soon. just reflect for us on the past 211 hours? has should be there soon. just reflect for us on the past 211 hours? as you said, i for us on the past 211 hours? as you said. i am — for us on the past 211 hours? as you said. i am the _ for us on the past 211 hours? as you said, i am the chancellor— for us on the past 211 hours? as you said, i am the chancellor of- for us on the past 211 hours? as you said, i am the chancellor of the - said, i am the chancellor of the university— said, i am the chancellor of the university of glasgow, so my original— university of glasgow, so my original plan had been to start freshers' _ original plan had been to start freshers' week for the university year~ _ freshers' week for the university year~ it— freshers' w

figures like nicola sturgeon and people across— like nicola sturgeon and people across the writing community. 0ne well. she's clearly had such a huge impact. one the book are priced twice, _ impact. one the book are priced twice, the — impact. one the book are priced twice, the first woman to do that. -- booker— twice, the first woman to do that. —— booker prize. you can tell the respect for— —— booker prize. you can tell the respect for her is wide—ranging from the people _ respect for her is wide—ranging from the people who have come out and said some — the people who have come out and said some of the things about her. so, yeah, great. let's end with a nice picture _ so, yeah, great. let's end with a nice picture on — so, yeah, great. let's end with a nice picture on the _ so, yeah, great. let's end with a nice picture on the front - of the telegraph, and that is the king charles attending to his papers. we are told he is sitting behind and antique writing desk in the 18th—century room. working on his red box. i the 18th-century room. working on his red boot-— his red box. i really love t

was have she to tom cook of saddler so when we oh, then with the media we in the course that of nicolas misty. we taught appraisal appraisal yet from smith. it was with cost. no. can you say yes. tell the child by, at the moment of when caught them even caught them stop, but the most by ocean i'm the carriers to the city style with by the us. the sleep cook with the go slow for the style to kill cookie. pistachio was casanya. i'm glad sheer today. no, i chelsea cato rosas to the pillars last week and yesterday at the bay area to go little smithy edmons class, to my appraiser, and a brown with the core to become with the designer when the new, yet the toaster desolate from when you will will that piece was korea the could with the car could syndrome. so or brozowski he no idea piece, you know, idea and you palmer guys mom could buy yet which move it right in our show yeast, which one is which stood to him. when i do, i need you to miss her. what plaza was near by? yes. commodity galena don't, don't do it. the chairman push about the technical owner. that's only khalilah. that's only gone

nicola horlick, a liberal democrat, was part of that remain team.wrong about that and i've now got a different conviction, when it seems that that's just about getting power, that really concerns me. you don't agree with liz truss on lots of things. do you think she has got any qualities that would make her a decent prime minister? you've got this person who is very disciplined, very well organised, but is lacking on the communication and charisma side. but friends say she does know how to get her message across, and her instagram posts show her playful side. ruder colleagues think her love of a photo opportunity betrays a superficiality. she was certainly mocked for this regal pose last christmas. her promotion to foreign secretary has given her a global platform. some think there are less than subtle echoes of margaret thatcher — a comparison she loves. liz truss will be britain's third female prime minister. life for her, her husband and two daughters, is about to change, and no—one is underestimating the challenges that lie ahead. vicki young, b

to thing was have she to tom cook upstairs the last one we why then with me i will course that of nicolas misty. we taught appraisal appraisal yet from smith. it was with cost. no. can you say yes, tell my child by at the moment the wind caught them even caught them style, but that was to move by an ocean. i'm curious to the city style a bit by the us, the ceiling cook with the go slow for the style to kill cookie. pistachio was casanya. i'm glad she had today. no, i chelsea cardoza's to the pillars last week and yesterday at the bay area to go with smithy evans because i asked my adviser, not brown, with the core to become with the be sang away the new yet the toaster does with from will be, will not pieces, korea the could with the guy could said that so or brozowski he no idea piece, you know, idea you palmer guys mom could buy yet which move it to white in our show yeast, which one is his tooth to him? when i do, i need to take look miss her. what plaza was near by? yes. the mighty galena don't, don't do it. the turn and push. root that down the color that's only khalilah that's only

and i believe that nicolás maduro is producing to the venezuelan people the same thing that vladimirgenerating to the ukrainian people. this is black or white. you are with maduro or you are against maduro, because being against maduro is being against dictatorship. >> did the united states and colombia miss an opportunity together to usher in democratic reforms and democracy in venezuela? because in 2019, trump seemed to waver in his support for guaidó. he publicly admitted that he agreed with president putin on not wanting to get involved. when you met with trump in 2020, you called on the united states and colombia to "work together jointly so there is political and democratic transition that is effective in venezuela." did the united states let down the democracy movement in venezuela? >> margaret, this is an issue that didn't start with iván duque or with donald trump or with barack obama or with president bush. and i think the challenge that we have right now is that the united states, canada, and the rest of the hemisphere need to put all the pressure and say, "we have to call

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nicola horlick, a liberal democrat, was part of that remain team.wrong about that and i've now got a different conviction, when it seems that that's just about getting power, that really concerns me. you don't agree with liz truss on lots of things. do you think she has got any qualities that would make her a decent prime minister? you've got this person who is very disciplined, very well organised, but is lacking on the communication and charisma side. but friends say she does know how to get her message across, and her instagram posts show her playful side. ruder colleagues think her love of a photo opportunity betrays a superficiality. she was certainly mocked for this regal pose last christmas. her promotion to foreign secretary has given her a global platform. some think there are less than subtle echoes of margaret thatcher — a comparison she loves. liz truss will be britain's third female prime minister. life for her, her husband and two daughters, is about to change, and no one is underestimating the challenges that lie ahead. vicki young, b

. ♪ >> the first minister, nicola sturgeon, will read the first lesson. >> for everything, there is aime for every matter under heaven. a time to be die a time to plant, and a time to pluck up what is planted a time to kill, and a time to heal a time to break down, and a time to build up a time to weep, and a time to laugh a time to mourn, and a time to dance a time to throw away stones, and a time to gather stones together a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing. >> these last few days, as tributes to her majesty have poured in, and we have watched images of her on screen her earliest years, capturing that remarkable life. yet now, beginning to sink in that she is gone from us. gone home, to express her own wants. today we gather in this place of worship and throughout the nation to express our thanks to god for her majesty, queen elizabeth's extraordinary life. we are united in sorrow at the death of our monarch. but we are also so aware that his, king charles, and all his family, or not just grieving the loss of their queen, but their mother, grandmother, and great-

we heard also from nicolas sturgeon, who i can tell you what she said, she said she deeply valued the moments spent with the queen. she talked about the queen's humor which is something we have heard throughout. she said the queen was an anchor of our nation. wonderful moment. she talked about the queen and the corgis, personal moments that none of us would have ever known, but it's important to point out nicola sturgeon who is also leader of the national party s the one calling for some time for a second vote of independence here in scotland. if your viewers remember back in 2014, there was a vote of independence. that was extremely close, but it was a no. she continued to call for that vote of independence. she wants it as soon as next year. she would need, of course, to have almost a green light from the party in london, the prime minister in london, liz truss. we have heard liz truss saying she wants to keep the union together. this is something i have been hearing here in scotland, both in balmoral but also here on the streets of edinburgh along the royal mile, that people have w

call on nicolas sturgeon, first minister of scotland, to speak to and move the motion of condolence.ers of parliament, honored guests, it is my solemn duty and my honor to move this motion of condolence on the death of her majesty, queen elizabeth. for people across our country, this is a time of profound sorrow. while the nation's grief is for our queen, the royal family's is for their beloved mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. today, on behalf of the parliament and people of scotland, i offer my heartfelt condolences to your majesties and the duke, the princess royal, the earls of inverness and to all of the members of her majesty's wider family. when queen victoria died in 1901, after tributes were laid in the house of commons, he commented that the grief of the country was in part because they were marking the end of -- the beginning of which stretches beyond any individual whom i am now addressing. those words are just as true for us today. most of us simply do not remember life without the queen. when as princess elizabeth she gave a radio broadcast from south africa o

san nicolas. i just point out that looking at our money, the secretary of the treasury's signature is on it. not the chairman of the federal reserve. looking at our money, it says this note is legal tender for all debts, public and private, and cash is actually the only current truly permissionless peer to peer transaction system. there are a lot of digital systems that are working to rival that. i just ask quickly so we can continue the conversation, maybe starting from right to left, do permissionless peer to peer transactions pose a threat to the financial system? >> thank you for the important question. i think the permissionless peer to peer transfer is, you know, part of the way that the economy works. and we have to find ways where our payment system actually reflects the type of innovation that we have. mr. davidson: is it a fact? mr. redbord: so sorry. i think that it is a major part of the financial system moving forward. permissionless peer to peer transactions. and can he cannot enable

nicola sturgeon used that phrase. that is absolutely right.iticians echoing that sentiment. hoping for the best but let us be candid, braced for the worst. there has been a gradual deterioration in her health from everything we can glean and observe. the big change happened last october, the day she cancelled her trip to northern ireland and was brought into hospital and stayed overnight. that was the moment it became apparent there was something going on that we had not been aware of. we know there have been subsequent hospital visits, they had been as outpatients, brief hospital visits. hugh pym put his finger on it, although there is this ability issue and we can speculate, the key question is whether there is any underlying condition that has not been admitted to. clearly we've now reached a point where the royal doctors feel it's necessary to say they are concerned and that sense, i think, a very clear signal to the country, to everyone, really, that we are in a developing situation and i think everyone can and must draw their own conclus

nicola sturgeon was at edinburgh airport to greet him.ts an independent scotland to retain the monarchy with king charles and his heirs on the scottish throne. as king, charles will have to keep his views on that prospect to himself. the principle of constitutional monarchy chimes with public opinion and there was no shortage of public affection for the new king as he progressed down the royal mile to his official residence. where the coffin of his late mother has been lying at rest. that the king has chosen to begin his reign with visits to edinburgh, belfast and cardiff is telling, it suggests that the future of the union is at the heart of his concerns. the early decades of his late mother's reign were characterised by the long, slow, contraction of british imperial power around the world. eventual dissolution of the united kingdom itself. bagpipes play for today, the eyes of the world intrude on private sorrow. as the queen's family subordinate their own grief to the imperatives of public ritual. andrew, you're a sick old man! it brou

nicola sturgeon congratulated liz truss and really it has been a day here of discussing what she canannot act on energy bills and urged the incoming prime minister to do so, to tackle what she called a humanitarian crisis. she cannot protect the budget here from the blood leek ravages of inflation and she warned there may be cuts to existing programmes, some could be set up tomorrow. what can she do? she is increasing a welfare payment to children in low income families. she is a freezing rail fares until march on the nationalised scotrail and she is banning evictions and freezing rents notjust in social housing but private housing two, described by landlords as a political attack which will cut the supply of housing and to lead to more hardship. but described by the mayor of london this evening is a bold action he would like to replicate. there is also the matter of an independence referendum bill, whether she can or cannot do that might be up to the supreme court. cannot do that might be up to the supreme court-— cannot do that might be up to the sureme court. , . g. , supreme cour

i think the best thing to do with nicola and sturgeon. is to ignore her you me.e is one of those who likes to attract attention. nicola sturgeon noted in response that she led scotland herself and led her party to victory in the general election, in contrast to the runs, who became prime minister as a result of an intra-party vote after a forced and scandalous resignation. boris johnson himself is british. judging by the questions , they were carried out without regret, they joked on social networks that even the kotlaris of downing street twice left the residence to control the transportation of the things of the former prime minister and during his farewell speech, to make sure that johnson did leave, but that either the rhinestone accepted the post with a minimum level of public support. are only 22% satisfied with this choice? and disappointed half of the respondents voted for her some bunch of people, she does not have a real mandate, and it seems to me that life is up to ordinary people. it's good that we have another woman to see, but she doesn't come acro

here, tactical landing forces came up on two self-propelled barges from nicolas badji. the ministry of defense reported an attack with the help of drones. according to the information of the department, three kamikaze drones were launched on the territory of the nuclear power plant the day before, all drones were neutralized, two of them fell on the roof of the training center of the victims and there was no destruction. the ministry of defense of russia added that despite the attempts of the kiev regime to disrupt the arrival of a group of magathen experts at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, the russian side confirms its readiness to receive the delegation while ensuring its complete safety, the situation in the area of ​​​​the nuclear power plant is now difficult, but remains under control. in russia, today is the day of knowledge at the desk of a series of 17.5 million schoolchildren, of which more than 2 million. first-graders are this ministry of education this year. there is an innovation. so every school week in schools will begin with the ceremony of singing

nicola sturgeon at edinburgh airport to greet him, wants an independent scotland to retain the monarchyes and his heirs on the scottish throne. as king, charles would have to keep his views on that prospect to himself. the principle of constitutional monarchy chimes with public opinion and there was no shortage of public affection for the new king as he progressed down the royal mile to his official residence, where the coffin of his late mother has been lying at rest. the king has chosen to begin his reign with visits to edinburgh, belfast and cardiff, which is telling, suggesting the future of the union is at the heart of his concerns. the early decades of his late mother�*s reign are characterised by the long, slow contraction of british imperial power around the world. he will be alert to the possibility that his own reign could come to be defined by the continuation of that process here, and the eventual dissolution of the uk itself. but all that is for another day. a bearer party of the royal regiment of scotland brought the queen�*s coffin from holyroodhouse back into public view

the neighboring countries went to war in the 1990s, and in 2020, over the disputed region of nicola caraballo. i will talk to an expert about the latest developments in a minute. but before we do, let's have a quick look back at the context of the fighting. the heavy military presence in a group occur buck is part of everyday life in the enclave. in recent years, the dispute at region has seen fighting flare on a regular basis. located into south caucasus, now we're in a car because internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan, but it's controlled by ethnic armenian forces, backed by armenia. the conflict dates back to the dissolution of the soviet union ever since armenia and also by john have claimed the gore in a car buck as their own territory, a so called frozen conflict dot remains unresolved for decades later, the conflict has international ramifications. turkey has expressed its support of azerbaijan, while russia has provided armenia with military equipment. joshua cocora is a journalist who specializes in the region. he edits the caucasus coverage at the news website, eurasia. n

area of ​​​​the settlement of a military tactical landing su on two self-propelled barges that left nicolas damage of the russian armed forces, two self-propelled barges with tactical landing forces were sunk. and on the eve of the radical attacked the territory of zaporozhye with three drones. kamikaze our military neutralized all the drones on their way to the station, two of them fell on the roof of the training center. victims, destruction. no, the nationalists do not stop shelling residential areas. energodar this morning explosions thundered in different parts of the city three people. five more died, including a child, the russian ministry of defense stressed that despite all the provocations of kiev, the iaea experts are ready to accept at the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant and ensure their safety , the head of our ministry of foreign affairs sergey lavrov commented on the situation. the mission is there today, as i understand it, there were messages from our military, but the landing of two sabotage groups that were neutralized. well, i think, of course, this is a very high price

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the king will meet with the first minister of scotland, nicola sturgeon, and other leaders late todayas he takes on this role, what does king charles iii need to do to shore up support in scotland, as it were? >> he has to play a fairly steady game. there have been a few suggestions that the kingdom is on the verge of breaking up almost because of the death of the queen. that is not something that's going to drive it straightaway, and the issue of independence for scotland has been something that's been around for a good long while now. there was a push starting in the 1970s. an independence referendum took place in 2014. the queen lived through all that. she might have had some influence in keeping things pulled together. but there is an issue risen as to whether or not she was there, whether or not she was intervening. so prince charles can expect to have a direct impact also because expected to be above political matters. but i think the scottish will certainly be looking him to continue that close association with scotland. he was in scotland in the days before the queen's death,

. >> you are at the scottish parliament where king charles met with first minister nicola sturgeon today. how does scotland view its relationship with the new king regarding the question of independence? >> that is over the good question. today in parliament, the leaders of all the parties actually gave a short speech in front of king charles and it was very respectful. there was one party that was the self-confessed republican. for the moment, this is not a time for diversity, politics. that will come. i think we are going to find over the remains of this year, the whole constitution debate will gather pace. >> that was nick mackey reporting from edinburgh in scotland. here are the other stories making headlines around the world. the former czech prime minister has gone on trial in prague. prosecutors are alleging that the billionaire committed eu subsidy fraud for the chemical farming and media empire. he has denied any wrongdoing and has called this trial politically motivated. beginning today, russians who want to travel to europe will face new hurdles and costs. the european council

energodar two additional barges with a landing of 140 fighters each and about 50 fighters in the nicolastation total losses of elite units of special operations forces were additionally destroyed in the sun and most importantly, the intelligence department of the armed forces of ukraine has about 320 people, 230 of whom were trained in the uk in according to data requiring additional verification on the coast of the dnieper in the nicolas region, six or eight officers of the british ministry of defense were killed, our intelligence really revealed the plans of the armed forces and the reinforced detachments of the russians were already waiting for the landing. special forces for which the ukrainian military were not ready in this regard, we completely understand the deathly silence of all western sponsors of the zelensky regime, in fact, confirming their tacit participation in the preparation of today's provocation at the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, but at the same time, it causes a reasonable bewilderment public reaction to the kiva's actions. in the area of ​​the zaporizhzhya npp

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nicolÁs maduro afirmÓ que se reanudarÁn los vuelos entre caracas y bogotÁ y valencia y bogotÁ.tra hija y nietos se mudaron con nosotros el detergente barato no pudo con las manchas. tiene mucha agua. así que volvimos a tide. una lavada y se fueron las manchas. qué? tu no te ibas a dormir? no pagues por agua. paga por poder de limpieza. leÓn: el cantante elton john recordÓ a la reina isabel ii en su Último concierto en toronto. dijo que la monarca lo habÍa inspirado y que estaba triste por su fallecimiento. elton john interpretÓ esta canciÓn de 1974. este es su tributo. ♪ >> cuidado laguardia! >> a seguir castigando! >> le sacudiÓ las neuronas! ♪ ♪ lindsay: es noche de acciÓn y emociÓn, en vivo y en directo desde la ciudad de miami, el epicentro de las artes marciales mixtas. bienvenidos a "combate global", a la jaula mÁs explosiva del deporte,

and this from gavin foster and his sister nicola. however, the queen decided no, this was a moment to abandon protocol. did it mean a lot to you that both of you collected it? very important. absolutely, very much. so important. we are the only children our mother had and if the award couldn't be awarded to her personally, it had to be awarded to the two of us in her memory. and i think, as a mother, as a woman, as a mother, as a grandmother, great—grandmother as she was by then, i think she did that because it felt the right thing to do. it was such a fantastic, amazing experience for us. and i think it showed the compassion of the queen herself that she realised our situation and it was posthumously awarded. itjust shows you, i think, how much family meant to her. and for us, it was huge. so, yeah, an unbelievable moment for us. i came away from that day being a real fan of the queen. a real fan of the queen. and back at gwendolyn�*s 100th birthday, the party is entering day two. # sweet gwendolyn! with one treasured gift being kep

so one way or then with me when course that of nicolas misty. we talked about it appraisal yet from smith. it was with cost. no. can you say yes. tell my child by at the moment the wind caught them even caught them stop, but i wish to move by ocean. i'm curious to the city style with by the us this the liquidity go slow for the star to kill cookie pistachio with kaiser in yoga. glad sheer today. no i chelsea cut over to the peters last week and yesterday at the appraiser to go with smithy. evans crossed my appraiser, anna brown with the core to become with the be santa, away the new, yet the toaster. desolate from when you will will not be seen as korea. the good with the cat concentrates are all brozowski. hilo, 8 b. c. no idea. any palmer guys? no good by yet. but you move it right in our show. east. put you on the switch. talk to him when i do, i need you to miss her what theresa was nearby? yes. commodity galena don't, don't do it. the turning push alert that the only color that's only khalilah that's only gone as the rest minister won't be

u200bthe settlement, the water tactical landing of nationalists on two self-propelled bars that left nicolasded a few kilometers from the zaporozhye nuclear power plant as a result of fire damage by the russian armed forces, two self-propelled bases with tactical landing of the armed forces of ukraine were sunk, starting from 8:00 a.m., the kiev regime blocked the passage of a mission of experts from the controlled territory to the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, still under discussion organization of the mission, an agreement was reached that, following the results, the head of the agency would go to kiev and then talk with russian representatives. after that, he will report on what he saw at the un security council. but president zelensky decided to suddenly replay everything suddenly, putting forward a new ultimatum, the visit will take place only if grosse and his team. first they will come to kyiv, this is it. uh, ukrainian twist. here, as i want and turn. yes, that's where you agreed on everything. it is like mr grossel. come to me in kyiv you understand such napoleonic things, but the

. >> la frontera con venezuela fue cerrada por el presidente nicolÁs maduro en 2015 tras el asesinatopara reabre el paso fronterizo. >> creo que hoy es un dÍa histÓrico para la regiÓn, para el paÍs, para amÉrica del sur. para amÉrica en general. >> ambos gobiernos esperan que en un aÑo se restablezca el comercio, yyel comercio, y se genere una ganancia de $7,000,000,000. >> en rusia un tiroteo escolar dejÓ 17 muertos y 24 heridosen una ciudad del centro del paÍs. el atacante era un hombre de 34 aÑos que asistiÓ al plantel. advertimos que hay imÁgenes que pueden lastimar la sensibilidad. >> es la escena del terror, el caos que ha dejado un tiroteo en una escuela . estudiantes huyeno aterrados, heridos, siendo transportados de emergencia. y afuera los padres angustiados esperando noticias. el atacante entrÓ al plantel con dos p pistolas que habÍa adaptado para disparar balas reales, y una gran cantidad de municiÓn. disparÓ a los dos guardias de seguridad quitÁndoles la vida y luego disparÓ contra estudiantes y profesores. >> estÁbamos debajo de nuestros escritorios, en silencio, nuestra

minister at nicola sturgeon at hol rood. , ,., . holyrood.s so much merging of different roles _ holyrood. there is so much merging of different roles that _ holyrood. there is so much merging of different roles that he _ holyrood. there is so much merging of different roles that he has - holyrood. there is so much merging of different roles that he has to - of different roles that he has to play and the public and the private. this king in mourning, as we saw as he was listening to the messages of condolence. his face shifted from real sadness to some smiles and clearly gratitude that the messages he is hearing again and again about the gratitude for the service that his mother showed and then he echoed that and said that is the duty that he will now be performing himself. absolutely. it was quite striking when he mentioned all the different tributes around parliament to his mother, to the queen. all those markers of differentjubilees that have taken place in the past, including that impressive stained glass window that was just above where

what senior hitler, mr. mcclain, the question is if he stays with a manager, nicola, give a young offender. there's the ability, messy telecom fee of the georgia, a meal for her schedule with schofield, with david cassette, kid, code name, chemist, and as of platoon commander, neo nazi and satanist, joined february 2016 according to security forces. he'd been involved in torturing russian soldiers and murdering dumbass civilians. shanna copious with antoni carry, all born in russia, spread out of nationalist ideas, moved to ukraine, and joined as av wanted for mercenary actions. public cause to commit extreme acts and incitement to hatred. took part in the punitive operation against dumbass residence from a pointless poster. kimler always good for those little chima deer of love to feel free to shoot. just let all of those with all of those wonderful. the people, those are the most up. i medina like gosh, good little place for dealers. the most horrible the sternagle omitted z you need the near for will for new pm, but they're giving me the source of the bottle. not relatives of should bot

jorge: creo que cuando o fui a entrevistar al dictador nicolÁs maduro a su palacio, y Él creÍa que las, se va, nos roban el equipo, nos detienen, y luego reportan 24 horas despuÉs, esa ha sido una de las centralitas mÁs difÍciles que nos ha tocado. carolina: una entrega bastante complicada que todos vimos aquÍ en univisiÓn. hablamos de preguntas difÍciles, y estÁ, ojalÁ que sea difÍcil para ti. alguna vez dijo leÓn krauze que por nada te hace llorar, esos casi imposible, todos lo hemos intentado sin Éxito alguno, pero quiero que veas en la pantalla y que veas a una persona que va a aparecer en esa fotografÍa, y que le diga su mensaje que le mandas a ese jovencito. jorge: esa es de mi generaciÓn, de la universidad. creo que me ha tocado cubrir seis guerras, pero yo creo que debÍ haber arriesgado mÁs, y hay que probar mÁs. su generaciÓn asaltado de la generaciÓn a las redes, al streaming, yo creo que hay que experimentar mÁs, hay que volar mÁs. borja: nunca es tarde, jorge. jorge: ya sÉ, ahora quiero aprender a bailar salsa. [risas] 7 sabes que para nosotros eres un autÉntico referente.

and i don't want me to shame nicola, that i couldn't get into the one doesn't was he was like, i should like with engineering. i could get yeah, you know, we're going to get there was most of them of know does that tend from what they used to do you know how a job they get paid here. most of them are quite happy. it's like way probably to get that would gladto know when she cut out, you know, she says nice picture for the nation bow and the vision you 0 g and it are, they still going to do is, you know, here we are. let me know in catchy whom me did they say i'm be i need mozilla. you can say what you have to get in the, in the moment, my toys and gave them the dates and then the kid went to places that got the grand come what it is and you know, when them got this without the appointment, was that now most of the ne bunk that what is, was the sickening wrong i wouldn't go by alley hitting you and you come like the nicholas on sunni. so would say i tack hasn't done johnny would you do and you know you can do it. would it be for them when you, when you have with what would happen and tha

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nicola, welcome. and tell me where is it you're standing or is sitting and what are we seeing here? i'm sitting in the alpine house at betty ford alpine gardens. the alpine house is right next to the education center which is half of the gardens x this is a cold greenhouse where we have alpine plants in bloom. the gardens themselves right now are still under snow, and so we chose the alpine house here so we could bring some color to the presentation. wonderful. tell me, first of all, how did all this start? pleasure. >> so it started when vail was in it very early days. so we're talking sort of 1986. the ski mountain had been open for a few years, but the town was really starting to grow. and local gardeners got together and said we need to show people who are coming to live at 8,200 feet what kind of plants will grow here. so they decided the start this public display garden. and the piece of lands that the town of vail gave to them was right next to the gerald ford amphitheater. and the town was delighted with the garden that was of put in place and inviteed the group that had sta

crisis, from bills of £4,000 a year for heating to hospital appointments at 12 scottish minister nicolathat if the leaf once rules as she campaigned for herself, then disaster will come in the european union, she was congratulated, asked to comply with the brexit agreement, which trails are going to violate our expectations has not changed one iota we expect full implementation of the withdrawal agreement that we have signed and the north irish protocol. the appeal is addressed to the prime minister, who who can speak can't listen, who replaced a politician who knew how to have fun, but who couldn't tell the truth, who replaced a politician who knew how to dance, but who couldn't negotiate with his own parliament. as a result of this whole cycle. on the topic, there is a feeling that the concept of british politics is becoming the same satirical meme as the concept of british scientists lisa herzen boris khalfi on alexander gusev ntv london recruitment of employees who are ready to help the filming process, with just a kind word, because it is so necessary for a creative vulnerable natu

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it has gorgeous stretches of case lines and charming port towns like ios, nicola, interspersed with picturesque mountains scapes. who? oh, as you can see i've rented an e bike so i can explore this beautiful landscape in a different way instead of on foot. so read a boring old car, adding auto eyes. so wish me luck with the 5 highest peaks on the island or up to 2500 meters above sea level. the coast is visible from pretty much anywhere. ah, creatures home to a variety of raptors including beer did and griffin vouchers, as well as the reg, golden eagle. ah ah, from the capital correctly on in the north i set off for matter law, a coastal resort steeped in history. the weather can be unpredictable according to the season i'm here in december got to finish right now. i'm in southern crate in my time these other caves of matlab. there were loads of hippies here in the 1966. many of them came from the u . s. because they didn't want to go to war in vietnam angle, but there were also a few celebrities among them, including bob dylan and can't stephen and stevens. these are the caves where the hippie