paris is only “ust over the soon enough. paris is only 'ust over the ond soon enough. is only 'ust over the pond and at soon enough. paris is only 'ust over the pond and it would _ soon enough. paris is only 'ust over the pond and it would be h soon enough. paris is onlyjust over the pond and it would be nice - soon enough. paris is onlyjust over the pond and it would be nice for i the pond and it would be nice for my family to get over there to watch me. that's been my realfire, to get to paris. i'm just going to keep going and hopefully qualify, and hopefully i can do some good. the recent form _ hopefully i can do some good. the recent form both well. they finished second, winning 41 gold, so what can they expect in paris? early this month, the city held a test event. it wasn't entirely smooth — the swim you will know you had to be counseled down —— swimming lead had to be cancelled. after cove admit there were no fans in tokyo, they hope for more than 3 million next year. to hope for more than 3 million next ear. ., , ., ., , year. to give the programme they deserv

what can we expect in paris? earlierthis goals. what can we expect in paris?st event in para— triathlon. it wasn't entirely smooth, the swimming leg had to be cancelled because of the river san�*s water quality but it showed off the city's famous beauty and its sporting appetite. after covid meant there were no fans in tokyo, hoping for more than 3 million next year, a new paralympic record. ., ., ., , record. to give to the athletes the platform — record. to give to the athletes the platform they _ record. to give to the athletes the platform they deserve, - the platform they deserve, which is a full steadier, spectators, viewers around the world, but to feel the warmth of the crowds will be amazing for that and i do believe these games will be transformational, not only in paris, france, but around the world. i can't wait for the games to happen. find for the games to happen. and britain once _ for the games to happen. and britain once again _ for the games to happen. and britain once again will be hoping to lead the way. this summer has been an array of impr

we are in the heart of paris were on july 20 6, 20 24, the opening ceremonies take place.e are promised a grandiose spectacle that will tell the story up paris and of france. 600,000 spectators are expected to line the banks of the river seine, and the well-known and highly acclaimed theater director thomas jolie is the director. ♪ >> it is the show of a lifetime, the biggest show in the world, but to be honest, the work offset the pressure. there is so much to do. it is so amazing to create such a huge show that i more focused on the job. i cannot deny, though, that on the day, a few minutes before the opening ceremony starts, like any actor or artist, i will probably have stage fright, but other than that, i don't really feel the pressure. >> and it will be broadcast live around the world. for once, you are not creating a stage because the stage is the seine. quickly s -- >> the seine is here, and it was a brilliant idea to use it as the stage. it means having the world's most beautiful city as a backdrop. with the seine river as a stage, and i have to compose with that.

we have seen _ able to qualify for paris. we have seen from — able to qualify for paris.o win it, go into some incredible things and come back and the shoot—out which means we have a lot the shoot—out which means we have a tot to _ the shoot—out which means we have a tot to say _ the shoot—out which means we have a lot to say. the doctor played really well at _ lot to say. the doctor played really well at the — lot to say. the doctor played really well at the minute and spain have done _ well at the minute and spain have done wett— well at the minute and spain have done well as well and the thing in paris _ done well as well and the thing in paris is _ done well as well and the thing in paris is maybe it's always in the back— paris is maybe it's always in the back of— paris is maybe it's always in the back of our— paris is maybe it's always in the back of our minds, but the europeans is a massive _ back of our minds, but the europeans is a massive achievement to win in for a _ is a massive achievement to win in for a tot— is a massive achievement to win in for a tot of— i

closely watched attempt to settle things amicably, the ecowool fiasco was the last straw loyal to paris -d'ivoire ghana and benin are ready to give their troops the green light on their way to niger, but the vocals are former french colonies, not the first violins solo nigeria former the english colony, where london , unlike paris , maintained the illusion of independence in the minds of local leaders all the way . restricted trade freedom. paris in the gulf of guinea since then , nigeria, who understands english well, has found a common language, and with america, glinkin's statement about the evacuation of the americans and the cessation of assistance to the niger was synchronized with the release of abuja first plan. will intervention be a question, if you consider eco you as a football team nigeria is the most expensive and dangerous forward 215.000 soldiers impressive military equipment, the fourth largest force on the continent plays well in the air on the ground is ready to form a plan including air intervention, but the french press is in doubt that nigeria will want to play for

finally, he opened his man after a short flight over paris.man, who was also an experienced mountaineer, as soon as he landed, he was accused of he was arrested for endangering the lives of others. this incident brought many questions. since a few years ago , security measures have been increased around this building . police forces patrol the area day and night , and surveillance cameras have been installed everywhere, but with the existence of these security measures is not the first time that this incident has happened at the eiffel tower. in 2019, this man also challenged the security forces of the tower. in recent weeks , such challenges have occurred many times. on monday of last week, two american men spent the night without a permit. the eiffel tower passed security forces the next morning they found that 96 million tourists visit the eiffel tower this year, and the eiffel tower organization and the paris municipality have so far not answered questions about the security problems in this building. i didn't lie to him, and last month, a

paris was enveloped. spirit of the olympics firstly, a torch was presented , made of recycled steel in champagne color, weighing one and a half kilograms, the number of 2,000 copies , by the way, this is five times less than for the previous one. bastarta, so the products will be used several times during the relay. the fire torch reflects the equality of water and tranquility it was important that the torch complement the beauty of the flame, so we designed it with this in mind. it was i who wanted to create an iconic object that people will easily remember. it does not belong to the designer. it belongs to everyone else who has taken a tour of the olympic athletes' village over the years of launch. she's almost ready. even the beds were made before the arrival of the checking officials, furniture, cardboard as well as it was in tokyo 20 beijing 20 and 22 after they will make paper out of it. and it will be a demonstration of the possibility of a circular economy, but in general in an attempt to host the

so what can they expect in paris?atriathlon. it wasn't entirely smooth. the swimming leg had to be cancelled because of the river seine's water quality. but it showed off the city's famous beauty and its sporting appetite. after covid meant there were no fans in tokyo, they're hoping for more than three million next year — a new paralympic record. to give to the athletes the, let's say, platform that they deserve, which is full stadia, spectators, viewers around the world. but, you know, to feel the warmth of the crowds will be amazing for that. and i do believe these games will be transformational, not only in paris, not only in france, but around the world. so i can't wait for these games to happen. great britain's most decorated paralympian ever. and britain once again will be hoping to lead the way. this summer has seen an array of impressive performances, from dame sarah storey�*s 36th paracycling world title to another wimbledon crown for alfie hewitt and gordon reid. the challenge now is to make sure next year'

but it starts with the liberation of paris.now, this is a technique again, my writer friend brian taught me. he calls it the four one, two, three, five. so if you imagine the order of your story. one is the beginning. five is the ending. if you take the fourth piece, write the piece where some sort of crisis or climate x takes place, and you start there. then all of a sudden, the reader hopefully will go, wait a minute, how did how did we get to this place? and suddenly they're asking questions and they're a little bit more curious about about the the story itself. now, i didn't grow up reading ernie pyle. i don't remember hearing that name. and in fact, the first time that i remember coming across the name ernie pyle was back in 2016 when i was on the island of okinawa doing research for a different project. i was researching my grandfather's battlefield experiences during the war. he was a tank driver during the battle of okinawa and i hired this guide. i had all of his unit records, his company records. i knew where the tank

is everything focused now on paris next year? everything focused now on paris next ear?ly. that's my biggest goal in terms _ year? absolutely. that's my biggest goal in terms of _ year? absolutely. that's my biggest goal in terms of the _ year? absolutely. that's my biggest goal in terms of the sport _ year? absolutely. that's my biggest goal in terms of the sport right i year? absolutely. that's my biggest goal in terms of the sport right now| goal in terms of the sport right now is to go to paris and hopefully to spend the olympic title. a long way to go and i'll get to stay fit and healthy throughout that time. for me this competition having got that 0lympic spot is just about practising fencing, some of the other top guys are in the world. being able to enjoy it and a spectacle to the home crowd. share spectacle to the home crowd. are you lookin: spectacle to the home crowd. are you looking beyond _ spectacle to the home crowd. are you looking beyond paris _ spectacle to the home crowd. are you looking beyond paris and _ spectacle to the home crowd. are you looking b

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after the game with milan, he will go to paris to finalize his contract with paris saint-germain. paris, paris saint-germain these days, it is said that barcelona has reached a personal agreement with ousmane dembele by activating the muharram clause , and the transfer is being finalized. it is said that the 26-year-old is going to go to paris after the barcelona game against milan to finalize his 25-year contract. the reds' second offer for lavia athletic said that the managers of liverpool's second offer to attract midfielder romeo lavia was worth 41 million, rejecting the race, they announced that they will sell this player for less than 50 million tomans . mina in artemio gianluca di marzio reported that fiorentina made a better offer than cagliari to attract colombian defender yerry mina, and this 30-year-old player probably followed barati's footsteps in saudi arabia. romano claimed that al-ahly signed marco verratti, a 30-year-old italian midfielder from paris saint -germain, in a three-year contract with a salary of 20 years. million euros have been agreed to pay 30 millio

ensuring the security of these many tourist places which exists in paris the main challenges are, int, the minister of the interior said last week that we cannot provide security in some areas where drones are used for filming , so i probably won't be able to distinguish between video camera drones and potential attacking drones, so it seems like a difficult task in there is a security incident in front of the french government, as well as having a report about the eiffel tower plan and the health of the land, which i can report . from the top of the eiffel tower with glue down a demonstration jump in the sky of paris at a height of 300 meters. this video was taken by a citizen. an eyewitness says from his observations that he jumped with his bare hands and then he was killed. he went third, but he was looking for him for three years, and he couldn't do anything. finally , he opened his ally. 42 minutes after a short flight over paris, this man, who was also an experienced mountaineer, as soon as he landed, he was accused of endangering the lives of others was arrested. this incident

the surrender of paris inspired terror and despair in the hearts of the french.ernment fled the capital, declaring paris an open city, crowds of garages rushed south from it. from a city of five million people, leaving all their property, 3 million people fled. children left elderly parents, doctors abandoned the patients who remained in hospitals. the capital's railway stations were overcrowded. soon the trains stopped running , the writer victor serge was an eyewitness to this biblical exodus, he recalled the end of paris it's the end of the world , it's unimaginable cars covered with typicas and overloaded with suitcases. they leave through the southern outposts, shops are closed, the foundations of old europe collapsed, something happened that should have happened, we lived in a stuffy dead end. it seems that for many years france was dominated by the feeling that this could not continue, that it could not continue. all borders, dances, fascism, impotent parliaments, these are literatures and the press with a smell. this is a relaxed working movement. it's a

and use that for paris next year~ it is— doesn't and use that for paris next year.. it is definitely the big goal and hopefully_ year. it is definitely the big goal and hopefully in _ year. it is definitely the big goal and hopefully in a _ year. it is definitely the big goal and hopefully in a year's - year. it is definitely the big goal and hopefully in a year's time i year. it is definitely the big goall and hopefully in a year's time i'll be in _ and hopefully in a year's time i'll be in a _ and hopefully in a year's time i'll be in a place _ and hopefully in a year's time i'll be in a place to— and hopefully in a year's time i'll be in a place to get— and hopefully in a year's time i'll be in a place to get selected i and hopefully in a year's time i'll be in a place to get selected and j be in a place to get selected and lo. congratulations to the three of them. back to our top story, an hour before kick—off at old trafford wet manchester play wolves without their opening matches been telling you some protest planned ahead of it. we bring you these pictures co

well, i'd probably like to go back to paris.hen that will happen, there are many venues in paris. let it be in the park this magical place. it’s not a bad idea, tatyana gevorkyan is with you and one of the most famous russian designers alena akhmadulina is visiting me, i recently saw a small children’s dress with your symbols in your stories. and i'm wondering if this is due to the fact that you now have a new status - you became a mother a year ago. yes, i'm with you congratulations. you don’t talk much about this, as i understand it. well, yes, somehow it was not really my daughter's dress for her birthday. so i'm wondering how the birth of your daughter somehow influenced you, you wanted to make a children's collection. well, of course, i would like to, and we created collections. she was quite successful in sales specifically for very young children up to 12 months. and we really enjoyed doing it. well, while we dream of our children's line. i hope the time will come. well you know so interesting always the collections were

that's been my real fire, to get to paris.g and hopefully qualify, and hopefully i can do some good. britain's recent pa ralympic form britain's recent paralympic form bodes well. they finished second, winning 41 gold, so what can they expect in paris? early this month, the city held a test event. it wasn't entirely smooth — after covid meant there were no fans in tokyo, they hope for more than 3 million next year. to give to the athletes the platform they deserve, stadium, spectators, he was around the world, — spectators, he was around the world, but _ spectators, he was around the world, but you feel the warmth of the — world, but you feel the warmth of the crowd will be amazing, and i — of the crowd will be amazing, and i do — of the crowd will be amazing, and i do believe these grains -- gains _ and i do believe these grains —— gains will be transformational. i can't wait for these _ transformational. i can't wait for these games to happen. britain's _ for these games to happen. britain's most decorated paralympian _ brit

he discovered paris. he found so much to love there. he fell in love with the the art galleries and the intellectual salons and the music and just all the culture that paris had to offer and he really kind of came back in a way. i think he he not only got a new lease on life so to speak but he wound up learning so much when he was in europe, and it was learning about different topics that he could then contrast with what was going on in america and and come back to america with new ideas. so he wound up taking several trips across europe from paris. he was state. he was there he spent five years as the ambassador and he took three great trips away from the capitol where he really got to explore. so one was to the south of france and italy one was to england and one was to the netherlands and germany. and he learned about a lot of different subjects. he kind of refined his political ideals and i think my theory is it was really this time in france that kind of put him back on track to to rise through the political ranks in the government

since 2015, you've been living in paris, you are portrayed by hun sen and the people close to him as a man enjoying a very comfortable life, out of touch with the reality that face ordinary cambodians today. and you also now face a whole host of legal issues, not least the fact that on several different charges, you have been condemned to life in prison, should you return. so it is hard to see how you can still present yourself as a credible leader of the opposition? for opposition leaders, in cambodia, you can face only three possible fates. one is assassination, i escaped several assassination attempts. two is jail, i have lost my freedom several times. and third is exile. i am forced into exile. but i am just a symbol, what is important is the will of the people, especially the young generation, who have never seen any other leaders than hun sen for a0 years. yes, let us just stick with this exile idea for a minute. you do have a choice. it's a very tough choice but you could go back to cambodia, the fact is you would immediately be arrested and probably be a prisonerfor a very lo

means closing the heart of paris. the paris municipality has given money to help and satisfy the booksellers, but they say that they will not touch their dilapidated stalls, threatening that today we want them to keep who is and we all know how to do this to such an extent that maybe in the inflamed atmosphere of paris, the murmur of anti-government protests is separate. mohammad kazemi , sda news agency, an english prisoner in cyprus who killed his terminally ill wife and was released after 19 months in prison, the release of this person. by cyprus, the debate about the legality of helping to kill lalash people has heated up in england. we can see the sky channel report about this. he was in prison for murdering his wife . he was released after 19 months and killed his wife to get rid of the pain and suffering of the disease. bode confessed to killing his wife after fifty years of marriage he had leukemia and begged to end his life, which he did and then attempted suicide, but emergency medical technicians arrived an

darcheha means closing the heart of paris, the municipality of paris has not only given money to help the booksellers, the booksellers of imam say that he will not touch their worn buttons , he threatens that today together we want to keep they had it, and we all know how to do it, to such an extent that maybe in the inflamed atmosphere of paris, there is a whisper of anti-government protests . this person by cyprus has heated up the debate about the legality of helping the death of lalash people in england . we can see the report of the sky channel about this. he was in prison for murdering his wife . he was released after 19 months . the disease had killed him . his wife confessed to killing his wife after fifty years of marriage he had leukemia and begged to end his life, which he did and then attempted suicide, but emergency medical technicians arrived and revived him . hunter was then charged with murder. he was only accused of involuntary manslaughter because he would have been sentenced to a shorter sentence for this crime. this incident has once again raised the question for m

and they said that a lot of interesting things are also being prepared in paris , first of all it isch of ukrainians through the streets of paris and tonight at 6 pm local time ukrainians will bring a huge 200-60-meter flag through the streets of paris, it will be really nice and this faction and this europe will notice , and today in paris there will be the opening of a ukrainian square, this is a gift of france to the ukrainian people, and the laying of flowers for the assassination of taras shevchenko on boulevard saint-germain and also interesting today at 21:00 - this is local time the eiffel tower in paris will also turn blue and yellow in honor of ukraine in honor of the ukrainian flag in honor of support for ukraine in the same blue and yellow tonight we will be european institutions and the building of the city hall of strasbourg as well here are the u we have plans today, i hope that the celebration of independence day will be noticeable , really noticeable, and we hope that there will be no provocations, because the ukrainian flag is in france, we understand that there is

no, judging by the signals coming from paris, french intelligence turned out to be.ever , the coup does not at all mean a sharp change in the course of the country, according to some reports. leader the gabonese rebels have serious support from the united states. so paris may simply not have the strength or spirit to enter into an open confrontation with washington, even if it is fraught with the loss of another former colony in africa anastasia popov and the bernadine news, european bureau. an ultra-high voltage substation was launched in the moscow region this project was the largest in recent years , a taraskurink watched the launch ceremony. it is very rare to see so many first persons of the government at the launch of the rebels, especially take into account that this is not a new facility, and in alexander novak , igor shchegolev, governor of the moscow region, andrey vorobyov, was before the presidents of the central federal district , but when the details are clarified, what kind of work was carried out, you are surprised not by the representative list of pa

. >>> coming up, the countdown to paris continues. paris continues. the preview to th2024e (♪♪) rsv can be a dangerous virus... [sneeze] ...for those 60 and older. it's not just a cold. and if you're 60 or older... ...you may be at increased risk of hospitalization... [coughing] ...from this highly... ...contagious virus. not all dangers come with warning labels. talk to your pharmacist or doctor... ...about getting vaccinated against rsv today. >>> the countdown to the 2024 paris olympic games is well underway. in 11 months the world's eyes will be on the city of lights as some of the best athletes around the world compete for the gold. it will be the biggest sporting event ever to happen in france. events will happen at some of the most iconic sites in the world like the eiffel tower. about a month after the paris games, more than 4000 of the world's most outstanding paralympics will be competing. >> they are more than just about sports, they shine a light on sports and promote inclusivity. we have a special preview of the 2024 paralympics just one

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ukraine's foreign minister met with his counterpart here in paris. he said kyiv is not feeling reducks of material or financial support from the u.s. and e.u. this as washington declares another quarter billion dollars to ukraine's cause. protests over hunger and cost os living become a call for bazaar al-assad to go, a brave call to make where armed forces are renowned for their brutality against dissent. the former pakistan prime minister remains in prison. charges of murder dismissed. the corruption conviction overturned but the judge ordered his detention for another case, part of a tangled web of what his supporters say are politically motivated false charges to prevent his return to power. this is live from paris. mark: thank you very much for being with us. ukraine's foreign minister is in paris. he met with his french counterpart. kuleba says they see no fall in support despite that a poll said 55% are against newed apackages. let's hear from both. >> no other country in the world wants peace as much as ukraine does but when we see how russia

judging by the signals that come from paris, french intelligence also turned out to be.p does not mean a sharp a change in the course of the country, according to some reports, the leader of the gabonese rebels have serious support from the united states. so paris may simply not have the strength or spirit to enter into an open confrontation with washington, even if it is fraught with the loss of another former colony in africa anastasia popovich bernadsky european bureau. rostov region celebrated the 80th anniversary of the breakthrough of the strongest defensive line of the germans on the don and the liberation of the inhabitants on the anniversary , the president congratulated, and the outstanding artists paid tribute to the feat of soviet soldiers on the sambek heights of the memorial complex veronica has details from just the combination of the text of the music and the place where they sound frost on the skin despite the fact that there is eternal heat on the don glory to the heroes is performed at the sambek heights, where there were real fierce battles, the densi

and so i, paris and, and so i colonial slogans. it's holly and governments is now organizing a special flights repatriated citizens from the country. so anti french sentiment has been rising in the psycho region in recent years with some countryside and with new share, a mistress of an impending military intervention in the country. we warn that any military intervention against the share would amount to a declaration of war against molly and burkina faso. any military intervention would cause molly and burkina faso to withdraw from the economic community of west african states, the modeling, booking of funds. so and given that you have all experience cruise in the last 3 years, costs in the economic community or west african states to suspend them from the blog. recently the alliance has inches is sanctions against new share, including travel and economic restrictions. and it has also given the rebels a 7 day ultimatum to reinstate the house of president while spots and then to respond with military force. sanctions include puttin

the director is in paris to talk about new -- his new psychological horror film, knock at the cabin., congratulations on the film. you told me france is your favorite place to do promo. why? m. night: the culture is around 11 cinema. -- a love of cinema. they seem to appreciate the craft of it, especially the amount of movie theater showing different types of movies. at one point they were showing a stat about the different types of movies being showed in paris and it is astronomical. eve: the new film tells a story about a family of three, on holiday in the woods, taken hostage by a group of strangers. [knocking] >> my name is leonard. nice to meet you. >> why are you here? >> to make friends with you. eve: the film deals with a lot of the big subjects of today, a contagious virus, people turning on each other, fake news, homophobia. the world seems terrifying. are you worried? m. night: i have a strange outlook on these things, when i hear something dark, i tend to go why is someone acting that way? let's say someone is acting in a way that is prejudice or something like that -- wh

donald trump's former us security adviser believes that berlin, paris and even washington are not aversegotiating with moscow, further escalation will destroy the entire west, warns the body. oh, if at least one of the western countries send their soldiers to ukrainian soil. this will mean a direct war between the west and russia, this the war will immediately become a third world war. so now is a very dangerous moment. and for you. this is absolutely obvious and not only to me, but to anyone on the street. world war iii is knocking on the door. therefore, we must be very, very careful, and i constantly talk about this in america as the last italian vilnius himself, however, only confirmed the course towards further arming the kiev regime. they pledged to strengthen the training of ukrainian neo-nazis. and now the general staff is reporting the results of more than 20,000 fighters were trained at british training grounds and received the ammunition needed at the front, but the west only dooms ukraine to death. i'm sure putin is ukrainian poor ukrainians are killed every day by hundreds a

i can tell you something in french as they say in paris and i can even depict how they speak in in paris lived here for a long time, and she depicted all these absolutely artistic situations for us simply brilliantly. a small life hack, you know how to pass for a frenchman i say, as a person who many times accepted this business. for a person who speaks french in the city of bardo, first of all, you you have to make a very serious face. imagine that you have a loan for 2 million euros. here, go with that face. you must be some kind of astro. and unfriendly, so strict look, the second second point is mandatory in order to be mistaken for a frenchman. you come crosswalk at a red light. and do it as confidently as possible, that is, you generally think that there are no cars that will slow down. they are polite, unlike russia, they are just kids ahead. it is very important to criticize the authorities. you must understand that if you are harmed in france, then you hate the authorities. just keep saying what's wrong and ridiculed. the whole political class, and also love to dig into the dirt

foreign policy focused on paris in the 2016 elections won by a margin of just 5 1/2 thousand votes nexthe first coup attempt the rebellion was perceived by the inhabitants of gabon, 30% of whom still live below the poverty line. despite the fact that the country is rich in natural resources , oil revenues cover almost 40% of gdp and account for about 70% of exports. black gold prices have already jumped while french stocks have fallen french eramed mining company is halting manganese mining and postponing rail transport operations of the main port - the capital is stopped, the elected head of state asks him to help. i turn to to all our friends around the world with a request to actively respond to what is happening , you hear and see the possible loss of another african side in the zone of its historical influence. even though there is his military base there, but the macron is busy in the elysee today, he communicates with the opposition, behind closed doors the french, the press tries. do not panic and do not make the coup in gabon the main topic the foreign press frankly laughs at t

we are live in paris. the african union has announced the suspension of gabon from all activities, organs, and institutions and -- until constitutional order is restored following wednesday's overthrow of the long serving president who was toppled moments after winning a bitterly disputed election. the army says the general who led the coup is set to be sworn in on monday as gabon's transitional government. for a more thorough summary, let us turn to our correspondent in cameroon. >> the situation in government is evolving -- the situation in gabon is evolving rapidly. we know a transitional government is already in place and will be officially sworn in on monday. meantime, the opposition, which has been silent, has finally spoken up. they are calling on the military coup leaders to continue with the electoral process which ended prematurely last tuesday. they want vote counts to continue normally. the opposition has been silenced since the military took over on tuesday night. on the streets of the capital

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and preparation for paris. world last year, it is a privilege. not everyone gets to compete in elite sport and, for me, it is just about remembering that it is a privilege and enjoying what i�*m doing. the awareness of the sport should hopefully change and, with paris just being around the corner, i think that is really important. because, severe physical disability can see other people competing at the elite levels in sport, that they would be able to play, then they�*re not going to see the opportunity that they have in front of them. the inaugural edition of the european para— championships begin on tuesday. before we go, a recap of our top story — england are through to their first netball world cup final after beating new zealand in south africa, they will face australia in that final, that is live on bbc two from ii:45pm tomorrow afternoon. do not miss it. thank you for watching. hello. dare i say it? saturday felt like quite an autumnal day in many parts of the uk. it was cool, it was windy. you can see

welcome to what is being billed as paris' exhibition of the year. >> ramses was a great builder.eat warrior. there was a time where he conquered a lot of territory, and the most fascinating part is he lived until he was 87 in a time where the average age was probably 35 to 40, so he became the pharaoh of generations. he also ended up having the largest tomb in the valley of the kings. >> the artifacts on display include jewelry and gold masks, but the centerpiece of the exhibition is this, ramses' coffin, exceptionally known to paris. it was first discovered in 1881. >> from a historical point of view, this piece is priceless, part of the sarcophagus of ramses ii that protected the mummy of the king for 2000 900 years. the coffin is made of lebanon cedar and was painted with the representation of the stripe head clock. the royal kober on the front and the scepters help in his hands with arms crossed. >> ramses' mummy is far too fragile to travel, but if you would like a glimpse, how about these animal mummies that were recently discovered in an ancient city? mongoose, lion cub, a

that was a job he did in paris.so he had no connection with stevenson and that, he did good work in the war in spite of the efforts. >> that was true in paris? >> guest: yes. one of the questions was what did he do in paris? so after he was? sue to first of all there is the war, he looks -- networks for the army the united nations for agency which help track down not the war criminals. when he finished he became security guy, the billionaire who lived in france. he did a little bit of work a happy retirement. especially amongst american muslim veterans who lived in paris. the dismissal with prejudice in the 1960s, hoover finally withdrew the prejudice phrase. >> fascinating. a couple of questions about agnes driscoll. where are the documents that substantiate that she sold the machine? also is she still buried in arlington cemetery? >> she is still buried in arlington cemetery. the documents i have which are reports was it senior guy in the fbi was based on the evidence of sources. we do not know for sure she did th

a massive event for paris and and then vicious overall for the river cent. all too often, death is a taboo subject that many people avoid talking about. again as celiac is terminally ill and only has a few months left to live. but if again, it doesn't feel she can speak about it freely and openly with her family. instead she leaves on this woman martina bu caps. she is a trained end of life companion and she specializes in minimizing the fear surrounding deaf for one moment. so okay, i have to where it says for at least 60, no worries are not going to the oxygen device skipped. so i'm looking up celiac snobs, but she's tom and the l with end stage c or p d, an incurable lung disease. she has only 20 percent lung capacity and it's decreasing without the supplementary oxygen. she can hardly do anything. yeah. as for me, it smells, for me it's all and stressful because i'm cost or phone back. and when you have something constantly, i'm up against your face as unpleasant does to me. we're not going to be like, you know, once to prepare for her own death, which i

in paris who came to paris and have lived here for a long time, and she portrayed all these three absolutelyy. a small life hack, you know how to pass for a frenchman i say, as a person who many times accepted this business. for a person who speaks french the city of bordeaux in the first place to you you have to make a very serious face. imagine that you have a loan for 2 million euros. here, go with such a face must be some kind of strategic. and unfriendly, so strict look, the second second point is necessary in order to be mistaken for a frenchman. you come crosswalk at a red light. and do it as confidently as possible, that is, you generally think that there are no cars that will slow down. they hung, unlike russia, just kids ahead. very important. criticize the authorities. you must understand that you if you are in france then you hate the authorities. just keep saying what's wrong and ridiculed. here the political class, and also like to delve into the dirty linen of politicians and generally remain a gossip if you want to become french. sbermarket, i give give for restaurants, my lo

programs of the country and now in paris are looking for those responsible for the omission emmanuel the foreign intelligence department, but he said that the loss of the niger after moth. where did you leave last year? the latest french military quote - this is too much, unlike paris, brussels believes that a possible cessation of uranium supplies does not pose a threat to europe. energy market. we confirm that there are no supply problems, if we are talking about the european union, the eu enterprises have sufficient security of uranium to not be afraid of the risks of the cage in the immediate future , if we talk about future plans, then there are a lot of resources around the world to cover the needs of member countries eu although niger is indeed an important supplier of the koran and the head of european diplomacy, jose barrel, said that the european union does not recognize military groups that came to power illegally . according to him, brussels will support the decision of the economic community of west african countries niger said and over there they expect that the conflic