medical- and the weapons domain and a handful of nish medical cases, | handful of nish medical casesficial _ foremost a military technology. but artificial intelligence - foremost a military technology. but artificial intelligence is - but artificial intelligence is much _ but artificial intelligence is much closer— but artificial intelligence is much closer to _ but artificial intelligence is much closer to computing i but artificial intelligence is i much closer to computing in general, _ much closer to computing in general, which _ much closer to computing in general, which is _ much closer to computing in general, which is very- much closer to computing in| general, which is very useful for running _ general, which is very useful for running your— general, which is very useful for running your microsoft i general, which is very useful. for running your microsoft word application _ for running your microsoft word application but _ for running your microsoft word application but it's— for running your microsoft word application but it's also - application but it's also useful— appl

meet nish mehta from university college london hospital.les. our study found that if you received steroids in any form within the first seven days of having had your hearing loss suddenly, you were five times more likely to recover all of your hearing compared to those patients who did not receive steroids within that timeframe. and then we found that 40% of our population had not actually received the treatment at all, or within the timeframe we wanted. so what causes sudden onset hearing loss? there are four potential theories, one of which is that there is an infection that has travelled from the nose and throat to the inner ear and caused inflammation. more likely is that each patient probably has a different mechanism that has caused their individual type of hearing loss. not all those who receive steroids will recover their hearing but nish hopes that raising awareness will mean more people are seen before it's too late, at least giving the drug is a chance to work. i definitely wish that i had known at the time the urgency of the sit

meet nish mehta from university college london hospital. wales. our study found that if you received steroids in any form within the first seven days of having had your hearing loss suddenly, you were five times more likely to recover all of your hearing compared to those patients who did not receive steroids within that timeframe. and then we found that 40% of our population had not actually received the treatment at all, or within the timeframe we wanted. so what causes sudden onset hearing loss? there are four potential theories, one of which is that there is an infection that has travelled from the nose and throat to the to the inner ear and caused inflammation. more likely is that each patient probably has a different mechanism that has caused their individual type of hearing loss. not all those who receive steroids will recover their hearing but nish hopes that raising awareness will mean more people are seen before it's too late, at least giving the drug is a chance to work. i definitely wish that i had known at the time the urgency

meet nish mehta from university college london hospital.even days of having had your hearing loss suddenly, you were five times more likely to recover all of your hearing compared to those patients who did not receive steroids within that timeframe. and then we found that 40% of our population had not actually received the treatment at all, or within the timeframe we wanted. not all those who receive steroids will recover their hearing but nish hopes that raising awareness will mean more people are seen before it's too late, at least giving the drug is a chance to work. i definitely wish that i had known at the time the urgency of the situation and that there was treatment available. for caroline, it is not possible to turn the clock back but she has looked for the positives in a life of hearing loss. my family are really supportive. i think it has probably brought us closer together in a way because before, i was so independent and it really made me realise how much the people in my family are there for me. paddy evans, bbc news. football

oleksandr, a meeting took place, well, actually, not on the same day, but two days earlier. nish meetingpresident of the united states of america and the prime minister of great britain, keir starmer, this meeting was expected and it was expected that at this very meeting it would be decided, or at least clarified, whether our western partners would allow their weapons to be fired on the territory of the russian federation. state department spokesman matthew miller said that so far... the united states of america and great britain are not ready to announce the lifting of restrictions on strikes by the armed forces of ukraine, although judging by what happened before that, literally 10 days of such informational preparation about that at least great britain can lift the restrictions on stormshadow strikes on the territory of the russian federation, the guardian and the british press wrote about it. the information was actively discussed, it was and it was assumed that, well, at least, if not the americans, then the british would give their consent to this, the only thing, as i understand

official statement of the prime minister that no one from the ukrainian side is going to continue. nish renew the contract, which expires in the fall. another thing is that the ukrainian government should think about how to use this pipe, because it ours, as they say, is a national resource, it cannot be his either. technologically, mr. taras fakhivets, he will explain to us that if we don't use it at all, then it will be scrap metal in a few years, that would also be impossible to allow. mykhailo myhach has absolutely right, i just want to tie it in a little in a broader aspect, from the point of view of geopolitics, mr. andrii said about comparing there why orban does not become a citizen, although we do not know what imrenad would have been like if he had lived, had he not been hanged, was he hanged or shot in 1956 year, if he had lived in 2024, we do not know what dubchyk would have been like, if he had not died in 92, had already been prime minister in the 24th, these are very conditional concepts, but we know for sure that from the position of... orbán as the prime minister of hun

no, nish, yes, let's talk, margo, dead, yes, i don't know, why are you asking me about this?e was the most beautiful, the key word was, no, i just said that, well, she disappeared, that's what i thought. well, yeah, and for some reason it seems to me that you have something to do with her disappearance, no, we were walking, you asked, i just answered, sitting down on the street to the official, the key, now, the key, oh my god, oh my god, mom, help someone, oh my god, help, i went in, the killer will run away. mikhail is dead, the killer escaped, i didn't see anyone, your mother. they released, it looks like someone is cleaning up the tracks, yeah, lev abramovich, what's wrong with you, i'm already here, come on, darling, come on, i'm in a hurry, i'm driving as fast as i can, i'll be there soon, that's it, don't distract me, oh my god, i was rehearsing stage, then went out to breathe... and heard a noise, ran in, and there, misha, it's some kind of horror, well, that's it, that's it, calm down, girl, calm down, did you see the killer, no, when i looked at the exit, the door w