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over 300 items * has done a fantastic “ob. over 300 items going _ has done a fantastic “ob. done a fantastic job. over 300 items going up for - has done a fantasticjob. over 300 items going up for auction from racing how mr castro suits to trophy. why are you selling these items now?— these items now? that is a brilliant question _ these items now? that is a brilliant question in - these items now? that is a brilliant question in some i these items now? that is a - brilliant question in some ways and difficult to answer in other. just came to me in my whole life i have had this incredible, and it is incredible, and it is incredible, relationship with sporting fans throughout the world. i thought what better for the legacy to live on, because that is the important thing, is that if someone could buy something and treasure it, my legacy will live on through the fans. and, don't get emotional, nigel.- the fans. and, don't get emotional, nigel. that is fantastic. _ emotional, nigel. that is fantastic. let's _ emotional, nigel. that is fantastic. let's talk - emotional, nigel. th

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i like yourself to come and do that “ob? ~ ,., like yourself to come and do that “ob? i think so. all lot of the females fighters that after i job? i think so. all lot of the i females fighters that after the job? i think so. all lot of the - females fighters that after the last olympics and the olympics before, even young amateurs always message me with questions about being a pro and what it entails. so it wasn't something... it's not like something i don't give advice on anyway. with the female manager there is a lot of female issues, especially within sport that sometimes it's difficult to speak about with a male manager and it's kind of an understanding for the obviously, a female within the sport so i understand the female issues, which i'm not saying men don't understand but sometimes it's harder to talk about and it's harder to relate to if that's not in experience you've had your cell. b5 experience you've had your cell. as somebody has holds multiple belts as a fighter, what are your plans in terms of dividing not defending those titles as well as being a man

listen, we are auoin to that is a tricky 'ob. listen, we are going to go — that is a tricky 'ob.- that is a tricky job. listen, we are going to go to a break, do stay i that is a tricky job. listen, we are l going to go to a break, do stay with us, we are going to be right back and talk about an extraordinary thing on the internet, a version of tom hanks that is not tom hanks, another of those deep fakes from artificial intelligence, and we will discuss it. stay with us. hi there, good evening. it�*s been another day of contrasts across the uk — still warm for the time of year with some of the best of the sunshine today across areas of scotland and northern ireland, but also a good scattering of showers here. misty, murky, still humid further south, with outbreaks of rain, but fresher—feeling conditions developing across the board tomorrow. there�*ll be some sunny spells, but again, some showers — heaviest and most frequent towards the north and the west. now, today�*s showery outbreaks of rain across england and wales were courtesy of this warm front, pulling out into the north

he did a valiant 'ob. the turnout. he did a valiant 'ob. the turnout was i turnout.t was roughly what you i turnout. he did a valiant job. the i turnout was roughly what you would have expected in a by—election. the important things to look at all the swing and as professorjohn curtice explained earlier the swings were comparable with the sorts of swings tony blair was winning in opposition. i am tony blair was winning in opposition. lam not tony blair was winning in opposition. i am not saying tony blair was winning in opposition. lam not saying keir starmer is the second coming of tony blair but certainly the second coming of blairism, suggesting labour is heading for the kind of swing in a general election tony blair won in swing in a general election tony blairwon in 97. swing in a general election tony blair won in 97. me swing in a general election tony blair won in 97.— swing in a general election tony blair won in 97. ~ . . ., blair won in 97. we are hearing from sir keir starmer _ blair won in 97. we are hearing from sir keir starmer this _ blair won in 97.

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-, not the former, in the space of the obs, they were all provoked by russia, and russia fueled them in order to have leverage...' but if we, ukraine, with the support of the west, defeat russia, then ways will be found to resolve conflicts in other regions. tell me, mr. andriy, how it looks today in your opinion election campaign in poland, if we talk about its foreign policy vector and possible development? well, unfortunately, this political campaign, the election campaign in poland has caused a lot of statements, which are also anti-ukrainian in nature, in general, of course, they are more directed at e, the rejection of migrants, and the concentration, support, of their producers , his electorate, and his people, and protection and security for poland and the polish people, but nevertheless. it also affected the issue of ukrainian-polish relations and the issue of ukrainians in poland and the issue of ukraine, but the situation in reality , i hope, and everyone hopes, will become less emotional after october 15, after the election day, and the statements that came out of the mou

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so, given that president _ housing and food and “obs.d food and jobs. so, given that president biden had _ housing and food and jobs. so, given that president biden had criticised i that president biden had criticised a similar approach by president trump, how does he defend his move now? 50 trump, how does he defend his move now? ., ., , ., trump, how does he defend his move now? ., ., ., , now? so far, he has not actually weiuhed now? so far, he has not actually weighed in _ now? so far, he has not actually weighed in on — now? so far, he has not actually weighed in on this. _ now? so far, he has not actually weighed in on this. it _ now? so far, he has not actually weighed in on this. it is - now? so far, he has not actually weighed in on this. it is his - weighed in on this. it is his department of homeland security who published the notice in the federal register, saying they would waive these laws, including the clean water act and other environmental laws. environmental advocates are saying, hey, this is not good, this is going to

one 'ob of a film producer— cinema. one “0b of a film producer is _ cinema.e temperamental. it's part of jeremy thomas' job to calm things down. jeremy thomas' “0b to calm things down._ things down. i'm principally very good _ things down. i'm principally very good at _ things down. i'm principally very good at dealing - things down. i'm principally very good at dealing with i very good at dealing with people who need attention and help throughout making a film, which is very intense. and you have to be very forgiving of the frailties of people under stress when you make films, otherwise it can be — a producer needs to keep the group like that for the best results, in my opinion. this tribute to — results, in my opinion. this tribute to jeremy _ results, in my opinion. this tribute to jeremy thomas i results, in my opinion. this| tribute to jeremy thomas in results, in my opinion. this tribute tojeremy thomas in new york reminds us that he has worked with some of the world's greatest film—makers. figures such as david cronenberg, bernardo bertolucci, stephen

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it retail and nhs 'obs generally pay more.— retail and nhs 'obs generally -a more. ., , ., pay more. people that _ pay more. it worries me for the people that we _ pay more. it worries me for the people that we support. - pay more. it worries me for the people that we support. it - people that we support. it worries me what's going to happen to them and how are we going to make sure that we can keep recruiting, and we can keep recruiting, and we can keep supporting them to live the best life ever. the government _ the best life ever. the government has - the best life ever. the government has put . the best life ever. the | government has put an the best life ever. the government has put an extra £2.1i government has put an extra £2.1l billion into social care, but it's only enough to match the increase in inflation. care worker pay — the increase in inflation. care worker pay is _ the increase in inflation. care worker pay is a _ the increase in inflation. care worker pay is a really - the increase in inflation. care worker pay is a really big - worker pay is a really big issue, and

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elf} anything different to keep that “ob? ,,, anything different to keep that “ob? ,, , ., job?t that _ job? 90 republicans voted against that bill _ job? 90 republicans voted against that bill this - job? 90 republicans voted - against that bill this weekend. notjust a few republicans who were upset with that and, yes, i believe the next speaker can pass the appropriations bills, negotiate with the senate and deliver something to the white house that will be signed and stronger than where we are right now. stronger than where we are right now-— stronger than where we are riaht now. ., ., i. ., right now. you throw your hat in the ring _ right now. you throw your hat in the ring to _ right now. you throw your hat in the ring to be _ right now. you throw your hat in the ring to be speaker? --| in the ring to be speaker? -- would you- — in the ring to be speaker? -- would you. no, _ in the ring to be speaker? -- would you. no, i will not! i will not even vote for myself a speaker so i doubt i would get any votes in my name is put in. i do believe there are a number of good people,

, , my duty and my “ob to enforce it.ccused of overstating — it. donald trump is accused of overstating the _ it. donald trump is accused of overstating the value - it. donald trump is accused of overstating the value of - it. donald trump is accused of overstating the value of his i overstating the value of his mar—a—lago club in florida by 25 times. he exaggerated the size of his penthouse apartment in trump tower by 200%. an overall he may have claimed to be $2 billion richer than he really is. lawyers for the former president have argued that property valuations vary a lot. even claiming the size of an apartment can be subjective. something thejudge an apartment can be subjective. something the judge called absurd. this is one of donald trump �*s prized possessions. 40 wall st at the heart of new york's financial district. if he loses this case, he could haveit he loses this case, he could have it taken away from them. and with it a whole chunk of a self reclaimed reputation as a property genius. more than that, some

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we see this leaning h right stuff on right “obs. into _ right stuff on right jobs. we see this leaning into the _ right stuff on right jobs. we see this leaning into the return - right stuff on right jobs. we see this leaning into the return to i right stuff on right jobs. we see i this leaning into the return to work mantra, so a full 64% of them say they expect employees to be back at work i do miss 90% of them say they will reward people for doing that. i would take a more balanced, more nuanced approach that, because we found multiple generations in the workforce, they all have different needs and wants, flexibility remains important and talent. 70% of ceos are excited about al and satyrs their top investment, but they also said concern about cyber security. ethics around the use of ai and the fact there is not a lot of regulation. how do you use ai effectively and train your workforce, and the third thing i found most intriguing is the whole esg conversation. almost 70% believe that they have embedded esg into their ongoing ope

not according to the internationally successful violinist after ob rami, she shares her classical performances with younger generations on social media. and his build up is huge following the arctic talk in classical music, a good fit. as to a problem, he says they go together like a hand in glove. the violinist is becoming a classical music sensation on social media. she's got 418000 followers on tick tock alone the my name a sarah rodney, i'm a tactical violinist and, but i did also about classical music is the fact that it can make you feel very deep emotions. the weather in the concert hall or at home, as does fans of follow her daily musical routine up close and personal and social media are here. her mobile is always close at hand, even when she's practicing at home 3. wow. i use it really just as a platform as a way in order to make classical music more accessible and, and it's also a great way to have the community to build a community of people who have nothing to do with classical music and who have kind of festus, sometimes i suppose that the classical music abroad me was born in an

she lost her 'ob last month. how did ou feel? , . , . she lost her 'ob last month. how did oufeel?area because she is the sole carer for her daughter. there's been times where ou for her daughter. there's been times where you just _ for her daughter. there's been times where you just have _ for her daughter. there's been times where you just have wanted - for her daughter. there's been times where you just have wanted to - for her daughter. there's been times where you just have wanted to sit - where you just have wanted to sit and cry and another part of you things come on, get on with it. stay positive, you will do it and find something. i'm sure i well. good news for craig — something. i'm sure i well. good news for craig though, _ something. i'm sure i well. good news for craig though, managing to find a job, news for craig though, managing to find ajob, and news for craig though, managing to find a job, and says although he still misses his fellow wilko workers, he feels confident about the future. emily anderson, bbc news. here's stav with a look at this morning's weather. of

. >> we have for example 14 counties in south carolina that don't have a single ob-gyn doctor.number 2 issue vs. inflation the cost of everything gone up but the number 2 issue are women's issues. >> laura: in that sound bite you mention abortion, maternity leave. >> abortion is the number 2 issue in the district i represent. >> laura: you represent behind ral charleston so kudos for being the representative but the radicals on this position are the democrats who want abortion on demand. >> until nine months. >> laura: so again what's your position there and how specifically have republicans been hostile to women? because to make that kind of comment you have to have something to back it is up. >> for sure. i have pro-life groups i've den legislation with that will not work with me because i'm pro-birth control? >> laura: is it that birth control is not readily available in the united states? it's a democrat talking point. >> you just played the clip where i said there are 14 counties in my state of south carolina that don't have a single ob-gyn doctor. governor mcmaster when r

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of being prime minister.i potentially being up to the “ob of being prime minister.me minister. what do you mean by the wrong _ being prime minister. what do you mean by the wrong crisis - being prime minister. what do you mean by the wrong crisis for i being prime minister. what do you mean by the wrong crisis for this i mean by the wrong crisis for this prime minister's skill set?- mean by the wrong crisis for this prime minister's skill set? could we use straightforward _ prime minister's skill set? could we use straightforward english - prime minister's skill set? could we use straightforward english mr i prime minister's skill set? could we| use straightforward english mr cain? i think_ use straightforward english mr cain? i think he _ use straightforward english mr cain? i think he is— use straightforward english mr cain? i think he is somebody who would often delay making decisions, would often delay making decisions, would often seek counsel from multiple sources and change his minds on issues. is sources and change his minds on issues. i ., sources and chang

something so horrific we cannot— experienced something so horrific we cannot contemplate, but we have a 'obncentrating on the job at hand and the _ are concentrating on the job at hand and the job— are concentrating on the job at hand and the job it is in the face of all of this— and the job it is in the face of all of this bring these people back home there are _ of this bring these people back home there are mothers waiting for their children. _ there are mothers waiting for their children, these are the children of

whether mr hancock and indeed other ministers should be losing theirjobs. i think should be losing their “obsrobably _ should be losing theirjobs. i think that was probably more _ should be losing theirjobs. i think that was probably more focus - should be losing theirjobs. i think that was probably more focus on | should be losing theirjobs. i think. that was probably more focus on the health secretary than others. there was a general view, i think, probably most robust the, on mr cummings, that we were not getting all the accurate information from the health secretary at meetings and that was causing frustration. fight me —— let me ask you to look at another document. me -- let me ask you to look at another document.— me -- let me ask you to look at another document. now, i hope to ask about this fairly _ another document. now, i hope to ask about this fairly quickly. _ another document. now, i hope to ask about this fairly quickly. it _ another document. now, i hope to ask about this fairly quickly. it is _ about this fairly quickly. it is exchange between you and mr cummings and mrjohnson

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the special services of erefi are considering the brist ob. oil depot for a terrorist attack. namely, to detonate with the help of drones. it is known that the enterprise is located near the settlement of pryluky, which is not far from the belarusian-polish border. they are kidnapped and taken to russia for the purpose of erasing national identity. in strasbourg today, the fate of children from of the occupied ukrainian territories , which actually become hostages of the criminal russian policy, the relevant event was organized by the ukrainian delegation in the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe as part of the autumn session, espresso correspondent tetyana vysotska, who is working at the pare session this week, knows more. tanya, i congratulate you, and tell me, please, how the meps reacted to the tragic stories of ukrainian children? congratulations to iryna, congratulations to ukraine, children uprooted like the russian federation. deports ukrainian children and erases their identity national identity, that was the name of the event that was held today in the p

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doctors and over the past two weeks. on tuesday, radiographers also... joined them and walked out of obs for a day, meanwile members of the british medical association are taking part in rally in manchester urging fair pay deal. ing us on this edition of the news review, we have um pressed very own side, joining us from the british capital london, also we have nhs campaigner bob gill who's joining us uh from uh london as well, let's start off with uh said and... british capital side uh nhs boxes have acknowledged this 72 hour joint walkout is causing significant disruption. this industrial action which has come to be known as christmas day cover it seems to feel a little different this time doesn't it? it's certainly does uh bardia and these warnings have been around for a long time since these strikes began 10 months ago and it's extraordinary that we're still talking about them without a solution to the problem uh anywhere in sight anytime soon and and doctors such as um dr. bob gail have been also warning about uh shortcomings and um other problems with the national health service for

ninast zone will go away to the east, to the northern spurs of the urals and the lower reaches of the obup to 20-25 m/s are possible in some areas. but the general nature of the weather will hardly change: the south of european russia will be kept under its control by the anticyclone, and the northern half will be covered by fields of frontal clouds, rain will continue here, the northern lines of arkhanelsk syktyvkar, precipitation may turn into snow. in the coming days , arctic air masses will begin to make their way into our country along with clouds. and the end of the week on the russian plain will be marked by cold weather. look, by sunday the zone of local snow charges will move south by 1200 km, and the first signs of approaching winter will begin to appear in most of the region, right up to the bryansk-ulyanovsk line. it will be snowy and windy this week. today in the city gusts of up to 17 m per second and temperatures of +15 are possible. tomorrow the atmosphere will calm down, but then the wind will rise again. it will get colder in the kama region on sunday + 4:6 precipitatio

. >> obed garcía, quien es el administrador del programa de desastres, nos dice en cuánto tiempo un voluntariolientes. estas personas que vinieron hoy son personas de nuestra comunidad, personas que hablan inglés en español, bilingües que puedan ayudarle a nuestra comunidad. >> gracias santiago. importante labor de los voluntarios. hoy el sindicato teamster que representa a más de mil trabajadores de las universidades estatales de california, pues anunció que sus miembros autorizan una huelga en 22 universidades, precisamente del sistema csu. el grupo exige un contrato que aborde las demandas de los trabajadores para mejorar sus salarios y también restablecer aumentos. los teamsters se reunirán a la coalición laboral del csu para protestar en la próxima reunión de la junta directiva la cual está programada para el 7 de noviembre. en otros temas, en méxico aumenta el número de muertos tras el paso del huracán otis. las autoridades ahí dieron a conocer que 45 personas hasta ese momento se contabilizan como muertas. mientras que precisamente unas 40 continúan desapare heridas, los residentes cont

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start with bakhmut, but in recent days they say that the russian army there is trying to move from obctions, and why so, if now the russian military and political leadership would like to demonstrate the so-called successive successes in the form of gavdiyivka that sumo, do you think, well, one does not exclude the other, the fact is that , well, first of all, active offensive actions of the defense forces of ukraine in the andriyivka region, in the klishchiivka region, and even earlier in the barkiv region reservoirs, they created a threat to the operational environment of bakhmut. in general , they created an operational situation favorable enough for the armed forces of ukraine, and as soon as the opportunity arose, they, the russians , tried to correct this situation to their advantage. they also proceed from the fact that in connection with their offensive in the avdiyiv direction, and in connection with sufficiently tough, heavy, heavy battles in the zaporizhia direction, the ukrainian armed forces, according to their logic, cannot transfer a sufficient number of reserves, there

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. >> idaho's laws are feeling a maternal exodus, over half of the states obs will be gone at the endyear. >> do you feel there were unintended consequences? >> idaho state rep a tentative vote for the abortio ban but now says 's position has evolve. >> we have to have something in it that includes the health of the mother, not just the life of the moter. >> how are you guys? >> vincent brown is expecting again. >> how things been going? >> and doesn't want anyone else to go through what she did. >> trauma that i experienced i blame completely on the legislation. it's pushing me to try to make a change. >> vincent brown is now suing the state of idaho along with other patients and doctors over its abortion ban which they say is resulting in grave harms to pregnant patients. the center for reproductive rights which filed the suit has brought similar suits and three other states. >> an important story, thank you very much. a small plane crashes in the everglades leaving the pilot stranded for hours. the dramatic rescue next. i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid a

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each, well, for example, damage to the climbing frame, or after each successful hit on the russian obbjects, military objects, or strategic objects, they are really starting to actively conduct searches, primarily among representatives of the crimean tatar people, but life goes on, people understand it, people also gain experience. and indeed there are those who, let's say, began to refer more cautiously to of this, there are those who have gained experience, and despite all this continue to, say, help, with informing, with the collection, with the collection of insider information, and therefore, this is a war, it must be continued, or there, let's say, we will be further to fight for liberation, or... well, let's say, we have to live in these conditions created by the occupying russian authorities, that's why there are people who continue to help us, who continue to inform us, uh, well, in one word, just say, because there was information about the deputy head of majeli sojelyala, who were supposed to be staged somewhere there, far in the depths of the siberian ruts, well, we know t

la aplicación más es gratis y disponible en android y obes y es que una fuerte sacudida de tierra traeráinterrupción de los servicios vitales, además de causar mucho pánico y un choque psicológico comunitario. y el estado de california dice estar preparado para responder si se registra un sismo. >> lógicamente que son varias etapas. la primera es una etapa de respuesta de cuantificación de los daños, de ayudar a todas las personas. y después viene la etapa de recuperación. recomiendan prepararnos y para esto la agencia de servicio geológico de los estados unidos, en su página de internet, sugiere lo siguiente identificar en casa lugares y artículos de peligro y reparar los o removerlos. >> tener un plan de desastres naturales y tener un botiquín con artículos indispensables y también dinero. también agacharse, cubrirse y sujetarse durante el movimiento telúrico y después buscar a posibles heridos y revisar los daños. les comento que desde el pasado 11 de octubre expertos del estado están. recorrí siete ciudades del estado de california con un simulador de sismos el 12 de octubre. por cie

obe been brought of hostages. obe been brought this . there were no calls for this.lls for jihad in islamist rallies, no curses upon ethnic minorities, no fighting with the police , no no fighting with the police, no balaclavas, no smoke grenades , balaclavas, no smoke grenades, just the national anthem and a commemoration of the deceased. but in any movement, commemoration of the deceased. but in any movement , there is but in any movement, there is a duty to draw a line around the extremists who feel empowered by it, to expose them and to root them out. as the case of idf and hamas, there is no moral equivalence. as always, i want to hear from you. let me know your thoughts. at your thoughts. may almog at gbnews.com. particularly gb news.com. i'm particularly pleased gbnews.com. i'm particularly pleased this evening to be joined by david lord anderson, who served as the independent reviewer of terrorism legislation between 2011 and 2017. david thank you for coming in and do you think, first of all, that the police have the powers they need to arrest extremists and

obe ipp . the contrast was stark. obe ipp. loss of 1300 israelis who were murdered on the 17th of october. hamas attack , as well october. hamas attack, as well as the 218 hostages still stuck in the captivity of the terrorist. there simply is no moral equivalence . and in the moral equivalence. and in the light of all this, we'll be discussing what one of my panellists has called the deadly interaction between islamism and the woke. the first claims the legitimacy of theocracy and the other claims, the illegitimacy of western liberal democracy. so is there a tension in multiculturalism ? meanwhile, the multiculturalism? meanwhile, the tories are in a torpor not seen since henry the sixth 18 month long catatonic state in the 15th century labour party has secured two new mps in two by—election wins mid—bedfordshire and tamworth. the conservative party doesn't wake up last week's by—election results will simply be an early taste of the bitter outcome of next year's general election. state of the nation starts now .

obe ipp . the contrast was stark. obe ipp.e loss of 1300 israelis who were murdered on the 17th of october. hamas attack , as well october. hamas attack, as well as the 218 hostages still stuck in the captivity of the terrorist. there simply is no moral equivalence . and in the moral equivalence. and in the light of all this, we'll be discussing what one of my panellists has called the deadly interaction between islamism and the woke. the first claims the legitimacy of theocracy and the other claims, the illegitimacy of western liberal democracy. so is there a tension in multiculturalism ? meanwhile, the multiculturalism? meanwhile, the tories are in a torpor not seen since henry the sixth 18 month long catatonic state in the 15th century labour party has secured two new mps in two by—election wins mid—bedfordshire and tamworth. the conservative party doesn't wake up last week's by—election results will simply be an early taste of the bitter outcome of next year's general election. state of the nation starts now . starts now.