it is paris. yeah. my big goal is paris- it is — is paris. yeah. my big goal is paris. it is there, i'm - is paris. yeah. my big goal is paris. it is there, i'm trying l is paris. yeah. my big goal is| paris. it is there, i'm trying to keep it at the back of my mind i suppose but it's there and it's coming round quicker than we can all imagine. we obviously have the stepping stone so we've got the rest of this world championships which is quite exciting. the european championships next year and then the olympic games. it's come run quick, there's not many more stepping stones in the lead up to it but paris is the ultimate goal. you can follow the first _ paris is the ultimate goal. you can follow the first day _ paris is the ultimate goal. you can follow the first day in _ paris is the ultimate goal. you can follow the first day in which - paris is the ultimate goal. you can| follow the first day in which medals will be won late on today from 7pm. more on that and everything else at our website but that's it for now, goodbye. welcome to the programme. i'm celia hatton.

andy swiss, live from _ paris. a great 48 hours ahead. andy swiss, live from paris, _ paris.s ahead. andy swiss, live from paris, thank you - swiss, live from paris, thank you very much indeed. we'll have more rugby union later in the programme, but let's get the latest from the cricket world cup now. india have made it four wins out of four and look nailed on for the semi—finals. they beat bangaldesh by seven wickets in pune. virat kohli starred in the run chase, bringing up his century off the final ball. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. pune, another stadium builds to express the power of indian cricket. bangladesh started this match well. opening run partnership left no doubt that bungalow dish could be in it. india thought that. kl rahul flew. —— bangladesh could be. liton das was bangladesh's hope till he fell for 66, a solid catch. watch out for the field are here. got it! after the fielding, india wood bet that eating 257 to win. the chase became a show, a stage for virat kohli, and a crowd lifted by every boundary, coordinated admiration. kohli gave them ev

later all the disagreements with paris.ation of haute couture pretaparte and fashion designers, the first and only one among russian brands. we were correspondent members, that is, we had our own time on the calendar. but we did not have the opportunity to vote, speak and promote our own initiatives, ideas , because these could only be french houses, those that are registered and live in france, the french academy of fashion invited us to become such a full member with all regulations, with all things, despite all the regalia and merits, valentin continued to actively work 18 hours a day, creating more and more new masterpieces. success is an ephemeral feeling, and those people who don’t understand it, you understand that it will last forever, it’s stupid , whoever understands you in any form, is able to accept you, this is my mother, this is my wife, this is my daughter, he always inspired by different things, he really loved the theater, he really loved all kinds of music, films, travel, of course, time spent with his fam

i want to show everyone a clip here's paris hilton in season two of "paris in love.n i told carter the name, he loved it. i just don't even know what to expect like, i know expect a baby but i have never had my own baby so, i don't know ♪ oh, my goodness. i'm gonna be a mom >> jimmy: get ready. no spoilers. it's so good paris hilton, everybody. [ cheers and applause season two of "paris in love" premiers november 30th on peacock. we'll be right back with stand-up from jared freid. stick around, everybody! [ cheers and applause ♪ with nurtec odt, i can treat a migraine when it strikes and prevent migraine attacks, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. ask about nurtec odt. (vo) ultimate endless shrimp is here nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. with a limited time flavor drop. new crispy dragon shrimp. one of seven endless choices. right now, only at red lobster. welcome to fun dining. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: our next guest has

maybe in addition to paris they will also accept you into the party?out it think, think all the time, and i think too. but not about paris , but about you, about your smile, you are silent in embarrassment, listen, citizen nazarova, i ’m crucifying myself here in front of you, you can say i’m opening my soul, you are silent, hello, hello. who we chat with at night, i suspect it’s not lidai, but i suspect it’s none of your business.

a hot summer day in 1946, chayote palace in paris. eleanor rosebel had lost her husband, the president of the united states, a year ago. he among other wives way. the president of the united states, who holds the position of the first lady of the united states, had this position more than anyone else because in those days the two-term limit for presidential elections had not yet been applied and franklin roosevelt was able to 3 terms of the president of the united states. franklin died in the last year of his last term. eleanor had now come a year after her death in this warm and sunny summer to this pleasant part of paris, the château de chayot. it was clear that the former first lady of the united states was not there for fun. something was happening in paris, in which eleanor was involved. after franklin's death, the next president harry truman took the helm of the country. in the last year of the war, terrom ended the war by ordering the use of atomic bombs on japan. a little later, terrom decided to set up a moral and legal syste

it _ countdown to paris begins. yeah, it is really exciting. it is _ countdown to paris begins.ted. . , , in the whole of team gb to be selected. ., , , , in the whole of team gb to be selected-— in the whole of team gb to be selected. . , , , ., , selected. earlymy first games will see her compete _ selected. earlymy first games will see her compete in _ selected. earlymy first games will see her compete in a _ selected. earlymy first games will see her compete in a brand-new. see her compete in a brand—new discipline, the formula kite class. despite britain's dominance in sailing, there is look team has no returning gold medalist. it is really nice — returning gold medalist. it is really nice to _ returning gold medalist. it is really nice to have _ returning gold medalist. it is really nice to have some younger people. — really nice to have some younger people, but the team is still really strong _ people, but the team is still really strong and — people, but the team is still really strong and the younger guys are just as good _ strong and the younger guys are 'ust as aood.

katie gornall is in paris for us.ave been the form side of the group, beating the world champions, south africa, in the pool. could this be their year? they will fancy it, won't they? they certainly well. you mentioned that south africa victory, that was here at this dad to france nearly two weeks ago. they showed them why they are at the number ranked side in the world. despite their ranking they have never made it past the quarterfinals. there is a feeling that now is their time to deliver, but if you speak to anyone in the ireland camp, they are certainly not looking past they are certainly not looking past the scotland game. they knew what you threat scotland does. andy farrell has named a strong side for the scotland match, making two changes from their last game. iain henderson comes in forjames ryan, who drops to the bench. dan sheehan takes over at hooker. peter amani is set to win his 100th cap. it is a match with multiple permutations around it. for ireland they know theyjust need a point to set up a likely

a summer day in the year of the palace of chayot in paris. eleanor roosevelt was a year old when she lost her husband, the president of the united states. she is among other wives of american presidents who are officials they have the first lady of america. he had this position above all. because there was still a two-term limit for presidential elections in those days . it was not applied and franklin roosevelt was able to become the president of the united states for 3 terms. franklin died in the last year of his last term. eleanor had now come to this pleasant part of paris, the château de chayot, a year after her death, this hot and sunny summer. it was clear that the former first lady of the united states was not there for fun. something was happening in paris, in which eleanor was involved. after franklin's death, the next president was harriet roman he took over the helm of the country. in the last year of the war, tommen ended the war by ordering the use of atomic bombs on japan. a little later, truman decided to establish a moral and

shahrar hosseini, reporter of sadavosin paris. have a nice day, fellow countrymen. dear and honorable god. bismillah, rahman, raheem, hello, welcome to tonight's football magazine. but the national team of our country will go to amman on friday night to meet the national team of the host country in its first game in this tournament. although jordan is 8th in the fifa rankings, he has almost always tried to a team higher than itself should hold a friendly match , even if it is at the cost of losing, among the competitors of jordan's preparations in the past year, spain, serbia , norway can also be seen. in the last game , they tied 2 against the republic of azerbaijan. the government of israel is the home of the spiders, the government of the captives, this regime is in the state. the government of israel is the home of the spider. the government of israel is the home of this regime . we are in the state of weakness. we are at your command khamenei is the one who is in our color, our color is that the support of the oppressed people of palestine has started all over

seeing some plums of smoke coming from uh the top of the building, whatever building that is in uh paris, that that could be just fire bomb and not a fire that's happening, so it's getting kind of tense there in the streets of paris. what do you think about these pro solidarity and campaign rallies that are being held around the world, the one in particular we're looking at in paris, but really to have sprung up all over the world, where it shows the divergence between the people and what they feel about palestinians and uh the officials and the way they have, for example the uk and the us to have sited with israel. yes, i think we can see for example the divorce between. people and their own government which we have to recognize how for example european people are claiming for justice in in palestine and this is something great and we have to be to be we can see the the diversity that but when we see and justice we are all united so this is great and and we have to congratulate the the the european people, mean the mass people who are honestly claiming for justice for palestinian, but w

in paris, bedbugs rode the subway, visited restaurants, and were in hospitals.es at the same time they refuse to call what is happening a bedbug epidemic, but in europe they rarely call it now. things in their own right, so we can say that this is not an epidemic, but simply a bummer, a craving for regional studies and socialization, in london they have already mastered the main form of transport, red buses. the european union has introduced a ban on the import of chemicals from russia. chlops can be removed with the help of poisons, but if modern solutions are not enough because sanctions have been imposed on them, you can remember the advice of the 18th century, the time when any viscountess had a wig swarmed in the shi. just as chic people don’t like the smell of tea tree, mint, lavender, be sure to spray your bed before you lie down there. barel said, europe is the garden of eden, and in the garden it smells like heaven, lavender and mint. elizaveta gerson, boris halfin and natalya markevich, ntv television company, london. and lastly, joe biden again did no

a hot summer day in 1946, chayot palace in paris.na rosebel had lost her husband, the president of the united states, a year ago. among other wives of american presidents who hold the position of the first lady of the united states , she had this position the most, because those days. the two-term limit for presidential elections had not yet been applied, and franklin roosevelt was able to serve 3 terms as the president of the united states. franklin died in the last year of his last term. eleanor now one year after her death in this warm and sunny summer to this pleasant area of ​​paris ie shayot palace had come. it was clear that the former first lady of the united states was not there for fun . after franklin's death, the next president, har roman , took the helm of the country. in the last year of the war, tommen ended the war by ordering the use of atomic bombs on japan. truman decided a little later. they should set up a moral and legal system for all humanity. the rest of the heads of the western countries were of the same opi

it is isi5 in the suburbs of paris. it is isi5 in the suburbs of paris.tes and you reach the suburbs of paris, and you reach the suburbs of paris, and you _ and you reach the suburbs of paris, and you have — and you reach the suburbs of paris, and you have isi5 there. we cannot live like _ and you have isi5 there. we cannot live like that, no one can live like that _ live like that, no one can live like that we — live like that, no one can live like that we are _ live like that, no one can live like that. we are doing everything we need _ that. we are doing everything we need to— that. we are doing everything we need to do— that. we are doing everything we need to do to destroy hamas in gaza. we will— need to do to destroy hamas in gaza. we will dismantle it'5 terror machine. _ we will dismantle it'5 terror machine, it'5 political structure, we will— machine, it'5 political structure, we will make every effort to release our hostages, and we will make every effort _ our hostages, and we will make every effort to _ our hostages, and we will make every effo

was born in paris in 1858. and then the franco-prussian war came along in 1870. so anyone of dramatic origin was kicked out of paris. so he basically left as a, as a refugee. and at that time, the germanic states, it was really like germany didn't exist as we have come to know in the 20th century was 39 different states like prussia and bavaria and other things, and it after the franco-prussian war, german industry, though, began to grow leaps and bounds under bismarck and kaiser wilhelm, the first by kaiser wilhelm, the second. he's really looking to expand the german empire. there. they have the strongest land based army in europe. their industry is growing and he feels in order to feed the growth of the german industry, they need colonies, they need an imperial structure. in fairness, much like what great britain has, they have colonies all over the world that can bring natural resources back to the to the homeland for growth. so he wants that and he realizes in order to do that, he needs a strong navy. but

well, tatyana, who dreamed of paris, here’s an invitation, univerx capital, section 100, guys, this ising, some kind? for the first time in history, clothes made of metal and plastic will be shown, they want what they want from us, well , they don’t have their own metal, again to the soviet union for help, but this is not a joke, this is the same thing as not hiring an invitation, showing the soviet vision clothes of the future in the heart of world fashion, they are waiting in a month, well, what are you guys doing, there is no point in poisoning souls, but who will let us go there, it’s funny. it’s better that you didn’t even take this invitation, and this alarmist also works for us, i’m an alarmist, but i’m just really looking into the eyes of the situation, we must send photo-sewn models in advance, what kind of this misery of ours, well, we can take a risk, there’s at least something -what we can show, well , in general kostya is right, we don’t even have a collection in the french sense, the goods are not lying around, gernreich is not for our public they need something more appr

service uh, but i'm i am at the the demonstration right here in paris and you have, you have thousands of people here and it is extremely passionate, and the reason for that is because as you mentioned, there has president emmanuel tried to enforce a blanket mention ban on all demonstrations, this was about two weeks ago, and uh maybe people have seen or or or read about, there have been uh, i believe it's been three probting demonstrations which went anyways. filled with uh arrests and tear gas and uh you know i have been here since 2009 and i covered the yellows and even i was shot by some of the police stats uh and so that that that's really saying something but today uh brother few days ago his nationwide ban was was stuck down by the courts and the courts ruled that they have to only a case by case med and they banned uh demonstration so today. in the country with the largest muslim population in europe, this is the first legal demonstration that they've had in paris, so that's why there is uh, there is thousands of people here, extremely passionate, it looks like everybody has br

in france, every tenth person is bitten, in paris, every fourth.t bedbugs came to britain from france on englishwomen who attended paris fashion week. another batch will arrive in rugby fans, they will be sent to france for the world cup. fans will return home, if without a victory, then at least with bedbugs, just like the irish, following paris, london is itching, for bedbugs there are good conditions, old housing stock, houses without thermal insulation and a major overhaul foundation with wooden floors and ever -present carpet, a nightmare for any allergy sufferer , but a paradise for bedbugs, ants, moths and other connoisseurs of english real estate, how many of them are there? hundreds of hundreds with cubs, people travel and bring bedbugs back from their trips, and other citizens, on the contrary, have little money, they do n’t travel and they have nothing to fight bedbugs , so the insects spread quickly, so the bedbugs equalize the rich and the poor, bedbugs are tolerable omnivores , it is not necessary for them to have high ceilings in the

but when he gets to paris, paris is his studio is riddled with bullets. all the windows have been blown out and all of the buildings in paris were smolder. and it had been the week before what is called bloody week in one week, 10,000 in french, a parisian were killed in the streets and in fact, when he was there, basically are still burying the bodies in the in the parks and in the under the paving stones. it was a fight between the left group in and then this government forces. and they had finally had this moment of reckoning that lasted this week. so bartholdi comes into the city, just gets what he needs, and then he gets on a boat and, comes to america to pitch his idea, which i think shows kind of resilience. and also, it's almost odd. so he he redesigns his statue. so over there we have one for egypt. and then here is his new rendition for, america. but he came to america. and like i said before, he didn't know anyone really here. he had these letters of introduction. he arrived in new york. and at that, this is what new york looked like at, fifth

the ten sailors announced today, the first athletes in team gb to be heading to paris next summer. in total it is hoped there will be 370 athletes in 28 different sports, all to be announced in the coming months. the final numbers heading to paris still depends on qualifications before the games begin on 26thjuly. matt graveling, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. hi ben. thank you. good afternoon, over the next few days autumn finally arrives, now that said, it already feels like autumn in northern area, sunny skies in aberdeen but temperatures right now round 12 degrees, further south, some warmth holding on. 21 in norfolk but with more in the way of cloud. dividing the weather we have this band of rain, heavy rain falling in parts of west wales, into north—west england, to the north of that, some beautiful sunny skies, scattering of showers in the north—west of scotland. windy in the far north no. the south of the rain band any brighter spells will lift temperatures to 22, maybe 23, further north we have seen that 12 for aberdeen, same goes for glasgow, 1

in paris, bedbugs, rode the subway, visited restaurants, lay in hospitals.authorities at the same time refuse to call what is happening a bedbug epidemic, but in europe now they rarely call a spade a spade, so we can say that this is not an epidemic, but simply a bedbug epidemic, a craving for regional studies and socialization. in london they have already mastered the main form of transport, red buses. the european union has introduced a ban on the import of chemicals from russia. bedbugs can be removed using poisons, but if modern solutions are not enough because sanctions have been imposed on them, you can remember the advice of the 18th century, that a time when any vicantess had lice crawling under her wig. like lice, bedbugs do not like the smell of tea tree, mint, or lavender; be sure to spray your bed before you lie down there. barel said, europe is the garden of eden, and in the garden it smells like heaven, lavender and mint. elizabeth. london. and that's all, see you later. if you get up more than twice at night, afalase, at the first symptoms of

, to make paris in his homeland, so that paris becomes available to every soviet person in any evermagn’t understand why there are only two paris on hand , okay, i’m glad i lifted your spirits, go to work, why couldn’t they take at least one, what do they feel sorry for? but who invented this instrument of torture, or perhaps it was the indians, for astronauts? oh, i can’t vouch for this, but everyone is spinning it, they say it’s the only way to build a waist, yes, talya, of course it’s good , look how well i’m doing, and here you are. try, oh, that’s how i can do it, oh, okay, how’s your crerist? how are you doing, artemia? well, yes, what will happen to him, the rising star is shining, today everyone is for the grand commission, he almost led them by the hand, yes, they are sitting, take them to the path, they are lathering up for paris, but don’t worry about paris, no one is going, my connections were enough for that. what, you cut them off, or what? well, no need to thank me, your famous potatoes and onions will be more than enough. now that we've finished building it, let's go ea

no one was injured >>> paris is gearing up for next year's summer olympics. but for now, they have unwanted invaders. meagan fitzgerald now on the city's bedbug problem. >> reporter: tonight, a bedbug infestation sweeping through paris, and anxiety quickly rising viral videos like these causing sleepless nights, with the reports of the blood-sucking parasites on buses and trains, inside movie theaters and hotels. >> it is just becoming an issue for the parisians in our daily life >> reporter: paris is a global destination, with millions visiting from across the world for events like fashion week last month. concerns travelers can take the bugs home while it's a national crisis in france, the tiny bloodsuckers are a problem across the world. in american cities from chicago to new york, and recently in arizona, where exterminators found massive infestations with thousands of bugs according to the cdc, bedbugs are known to hide, tucking into seams of suitcases, folded clothes, bedding, and furniture. while the bugs don't pose a serious medical threat, their bite

and then most of paris, so that don't feel that you'll do a degree. you'll receive all, you know, you'll have someone that can be up to 10 degrees cooler under the roof and we've installed a new spray found. and over there, you just need to push this button and it sprays water for about 20 seconds. what was the, did you feel the water right on the box that is supposed to be dropped bodies and been getting basically we were installing 24 roofs like this and 73 spray fountains across paris. they'll help us get through the summer on top of our existing heat measure is it going up in our heat plan includes regular checking in on vulnerable people and offering spaces, such as on town halls where they can cool measures like these will become even more important in the future, if some us in paris continue to heat up, i must say i quite like the idea of harris cooling down even further with more shades, more spray fountains and small by cranes. that way the city was suddenly face enjoyable. even with temperatures continuing to go off by any places here in afr

vesti, paris, france.ce , you and rudskoy made some mistakes in you, naturally, i’m making what you would have done, we could have won, those who went against a peaceful city and unleashed... then this is an option elected not parliamentary, not popular, but tough, there was no need to shoot from tanks, the spectacle was, of course, to put it mildly, bad, it was from here that the same broadcast was conducted, which was watched by the whole world, the fact is that each side believed that the instigator is the other side, i myself in those days, even after 30 years, i believe that i do not know the whole truth about the events of the ninety-third year. russia is experiencing the most severe political crisis in post-soviet history, which will end in bloodshed.

leie my big goal is paris. it's still in the back of big goal is paris.ing around _ back of my mind, but it's there, and it's coming around quicker— back of my mind, but it's there, and it's coming around quicker than - back of my mind, but it's there, and it's coming around quicker than we i it's coming around quicker than we can imagine. we've officially got this stepping stone so we've got the rest of— this stepping stone so we've got the rest of these world championships, which _ rest of these world championships, which is _ rest of these world championships, which is exciting. the european championships as next year, and the tinrbic— championships as next year, and the limbic games — there's not many more stepping _ limbic games — there's not many more stepping stones in the lead up up to this, stepping stones in the lead up up to this. but— stepping stones in the lead up up to this, but paris is the ultimate goat — this, but paris is the ultimate goat -- _ this, but paris is the ultimate goal. —— and the olympic games. it�*s goal. -- and the olympic

she said that what's needed is lasting peace and that dialogue is the path. forward. now let's go to paris. our correspondent ramen mazahiri is there in pariss and we have been witnessed roming to lots of rallies in support of palestine and in condemnation of the israel regime in capital cities of europe. tell us what's been going on there in paris? we've had lots of rallies, but here in paris this is only the second legal rally we've had since uh october 7th, that's sort of been the... big international news uh ever since the unrest in gaza uh kicked off is that president emmanuel macron tried to force through a uh nationwide blanket ban any pro-palestinian rally and this was uh rejected in court and the court said that local authorities uh they can uh permit uh pro-palestinian rallies a case-by-case methods that means that they can bann any rallies that they want and around france they have been banned uh left left right and center, there was only a, the first legal demonstration was only only a couple days ago, we had about close to 1000 people here in paris, what you're seeing behind m

and 73 spray fountains across paris. they'll help us get through the summer on top of our existing heat measures when they paid our heat plan includes regular checking in on vulnerable people and offering spaces, such as on town halls where they can cool christian measures like these will become even more important in the future, if some us in paris continue to heat up, i must say i quite like the idea of harris cooling down even further with more shades, more spray fountains and small by cranes that way the city was suddenly face enjoyable, even with temperatures continuing to go off by any places here in africa trying to make cities, communities of whole countries, for its full climate change, for its spots gone, those struggling with garbage, which is known to pollute the soil. what to an air caused less than damage to the environment. and people only 10 percent of gunners, west east collected and on the goals. so form of treatment to find a comprehensive solution to address these challenges. hybrid west energy plant

country of human rights and then they have banned all proper demonstrations regardless i'm here in paris and you have i'd say close to 3000 people here defied and in 2013 became the first country ever to bannals and they did notice it and multiple times they came out 2014 that was during uh this one's latest uh as as you i'm sure i felt we were trying to get the audio going there and we do apologize uh we're trying to get uh the audio but it just couldn't be fixed we're going to have our um audio technician try to fix that up but here you can see live in paris what we understand if i'm correct to conclude based on the images that we're seeing right now is that there's a pro- palestine solidarity rally that's happening there in the streets of paris in this particular square and uh you can see the police have come out in full force, well hopefully try to get the audio set up, while we do that, let's get some more thoughts by by hossan. um, there's some that may uh doubt the fact that the us supports israel when it comes to its bombing campaign that leads to the loss of palestinian lives, w

iran's national governor's team will face ukraine in the 20th paris olympic qualifiers. in the name of god. hello , good time, welcome to this news section. the eighth day of the hangzhou asian games was accompanied by a silver medal and a bronze medal for the iranian convoy. on the eighth day of the hangzhou asian games, the two -person team of noshad and nima alamian managed to get a joint bronze medal. and we thank my people for giving us energy, their energies are really very positive was for us donya aghaye gave up the result in the final of korash and won the silver medal. i really wanted to win the gold medal, but four national figure skaters competed in the speed section and did not win a medal. kazemi in the women's 500-meter single-person kayak and afzali in the 10-20-meter single-person canoe advanced to the finals. we were a little bit second with a difference of one thousandth of a second, but thank god we went. i hope we can go. overcome these competitors . in the four-person boat, the men with the combination of sharifi, saatchi, aghamirai and qavi dellel advanced to the

our sports correspondent katy gornall reports from paris.acing a very different battle. it�*s a massive game for scotland. this is our world cup final. the forwards have to front up and, you know, give ourselves a chance, and we can do it. if scotland do pull this off, what kind of atmosphere do you think it will be like tomorrow? oh, it will be incredible. this place will be going mad. i probably won't go to work on monday. i'll be in paris the rest of my life, so fingers crossed that will happen. and options here... scotland�*s record against ireland doesn�*t inspire confidence — defeat at this year�*s six nations was their eighth in a row against them. for scotland, something needs to change. if we lose the game, we are going home, but like i said, we�*ve been written off, we�*ve faced the top two teams in the world. but, for us, we�*re not going to be able to die wondering. this game here at the stade de france has so many permutations in play. for scotland, they need to win by at least eight points and stop ireland from picking up a fou

, but don’t worry about paris, no one is going, my connections were enough for that, what, you cut them whether? well, no need to thank me, there will be more than enough of your famous potatoes and onions. i didn’t ask you for this, but you don’t need to ask me, why, well, it’s like a hop, without further ado, and so we read thoughts, you think i would leave you in trouble, that’s it, bye, thank you for the waist for that's it, thank you, nin, what are you doing, and potato, i believed, i believed, i believe, i believed, i believed , i no, no, no, no, i, but i will never believe that you will stop loving me, but you will not persuade me, well, i believed it, i believed it, 44 and a half, and bring the tie, please, yeah , that’s all there is, and you still look, hurry up, please, we’re late for the plane, what kind of service, but never? i don’t believe it, listen, we extremely appreciate your creativity, but a little more modestly, please, what do you allow yourself, you are service personnel, it was rude of me, but you don’t ginseh, we agree, and we dress up dozens of such artists a m

hinting that paris should help restore security in the region.n the head of the fifth republic replied that this should be done by local authorities, the leader of the african state had to besiege his colleague. the manner of cooperation with france and europe must change, look at us with respect, as real partners, and not eternally yours patronizing glance. however, paris still had to admit a share of responsibility for the genocide of the tutsi, especially since this was proven by a special report of a commission of french experts. for 3 years , instead of promoting democratization and peace in rwanda, the french authorities supported the radicalization of the government. france failed to ensure security in the sahara-sahel region. in fact , the anti-terrorist operation barkhan, which lasted almost 10 years, turned out to be a failure. france is currently experiencing very serious problems, these problems are systemic in nature, they indicate that the times of the power of france are in the distant past, from 2008 to the present, the french eco

welcome to paris. as you say, before this - paris. struggled in the six nations, they struggled in the six nations, they struggled in the six nations, they struggled in the warmer games and yet here they are in the world cup semifinal. you do get the sense that their coach has used that criticism as a motivating tool with his players. that said, his players know they'll need more than just a siege mentality on saturday. they certainly look pretty relaxed in training earlier on today at their new training based on the outskirts of paris. they had bit of fun, played a game of football. the good news for england is they say that all 33 of their players are fit and available for selection, which is probablyjust available for selection, which is probably just as well available for selection, which is probablyjust as well because they know in south africa they face a huge challenge. these are the games you want to be a part of— these are the games you want to be a part of against the biggest teams in the biggest sages of the biggest competi

this is life from paris. -- live from paris. thank you very much for being with us. caught between a rock and a hard place politically speaking, kevin mccarthy says he is calling a vote on his future as house speaker in the face of a far right move to oust him. mccarthy's -- mccarthy is considered centrist, but democrats are not willing to be part of his cause. let's bring in the director of the political management program at george washington university to get analysis on the story, which is essential what is happening to u.s. politics. where does this challenge to mccarthy come from, politically speaking? >> it is great to be with you. thanks for having me on again. this challenge comes from matt gaetz who is a junior house member from florida. some would say pretty ambitious himself, likes to have the spotlight, even had some money redirected to pay for a tv studio in his parents house. but he's representing a group that gave mccarthy the speakership. they were the holdouts what he was the one who was voted as speaker, earlier this year. what they really wanted f

the ongoings there on the gaza strip and we'll have ramen there on the streets of paris tell us what's going on there. first ashff over to you, what do you have for us? israeli regime forces continue to palestinian with the 22nd day in a row with most of with at least half of the the fatalities are children and about 30% are women, this while gaza continues to to suffer from absence of any source of electricity, absence of clean water, absence of proper suwage system which has collapsed already, the hospital, the health sector has collapsed completely. except for maybe this hospital is and another one and aqsa marters hospital, they are working partial right now, the mor the morgs in both hospitals filled with with with bodis of of victims and had to use uh ice cream trucks to store the bodies of of the victims and in this place here in hospital using attempt to store the bodies of victims, according to health just yesterday the israel perpetrate the three massacres against palestinians in gaza with the largest happening in the chat refugee camp in the west of of gaza city most of the

at the end of the anti-zionist demonstration in paris, the police attacked the participants with tear water cannons and arrested more than 10 people. other french cities, such as lille, nimes, toulouse, lyon, bordeaux and marseille, in the past days, despite all restrictions and repressions witnessed the establishment of demonstrations in support of the palestinians. despite the ban of the french police and the government of this country, people still in different cities of france, including here. gathering in the republic square of paris and against the crimes of the zionist regime, the slogan of shahsar hosseini's sada and siem paris news well, but hamas denied the claims of some western media in line with the zionist narratives by issuing a statement. the allegation of the killing of children and civilians in laqsa storm operation is one of the latest untrue cases of hamas forces beheading zionist children. the world is in a frenzy these days . the president of the united states must also approve the beheading of children in the zionist city. i really did not think that one day i w

he didn’t reconcile anyone, but he drove off to paris. why did you come?y for the sawmill. this week it turned out that our program is being watched by french intelligence. french intelligence claims that the russian media is to blame for the psychosis over the invasion of bed bugs. how big has the problem with the bugs reached? that french intelligence is involved in it, they don’t eat bread for nothing there, this is the best way to get rid of insects, blame russia for the problem, bedbugs, you know, will immediately disappear, while the topic was covered in most of the world's largest publications, but intelligence says nothing about their role in maintaining hysteria, apparently only russians are shocked by a horde of insects in bed, but for others... this is not a reason to panic, they are used to it, well, what can i say, it’s nice that even in paris, russian buildings are in greatest demand, they did not see moscow’s hand in the very spread of insects, but how did they understand this, bedbugs did not have earflaps and balolaikas? everything comes b

paris is fighting one of the most annoying enemies known to man. bedbugs. it's also a race against time. the french capital is hoping visitors from abroad will indeed be able to sleep tight when the olympic games start up in the city next year our raf sanchez breaks it all down for us. >> reporter: the city of paris battling a widespread infestation of bedbugs [speaking in a global language videos going viral on social media uncovering the less-glamorous reality in the city of light. bedbugs in theaters and buses are becoming the new normal. it really traumatized me, says this woman i'm actually taking the train right now, and to be honest i'm not serene it's surprising this man says. the fact that you can actually see them means there's a lot of them and they're being seen in the day when they usually come out at night so that's a big problem. according to a report from france's national agency for food, environments and occupational health, the upsurge in bedbug infestations has been caused by the rise in travel with the paris olympics less than a year aw

when macron called hamas a terrorist movement in paris in his first speech palestine to celebrate the smart and proud operation of hamas. supporters of palestine gathered in paris while the french government not only banned any anti-zionist demonstration but also considered it a criminal act. supporters of palestinian freedom in paris republic square chant slogans like israel is the killer of macron, we are all palestinians and palestine will win. it allows all countries not to be silent in front of the crimes of the occupying israeli regime . paris police with the use of tear gas and water cannons were used to attack the participants in this rally and arrested more than 10 people. other french cities like lille. and in the past days, despite all the restrictions and repressions, marseille witnessed the establishment of demonstrations in support of the palestinians. despite the prohibition of the french police and the government of this country, people continued to gather in different cities of france, including here in paris republic square, and against the crimes of the zionist regi

bedbugs paris enemy number one.ian propaganda was able to twist this viral bedbug outbreak in their favor with the common method of misinformation, creating fake news covers and articles pertaining to french or western media. we have this post that has been circulating on telegram accounts since october 2. were -- where pro-russian accounts share these fake covers and press snaps pertaining to french media, claiming that french media blames ukrainian refugees for the bedbug outbreak in paris. mark: can you show us these fake news covers in more detail? i'm a bit squeamish about these things. go ahead. >> let's take a closer look at these articles. we have the screenshots for you. the first one they use, this is a real cover from october 2. you can verify this on their online boutique where they have the same cover, where they call the bedbugs in paris persona non grata. this one is very much real. moving on to the second item, this alleged news article where they publish epidemic of parasite in paris. it's as parasi

kylian also scored 41 goals in 43 games in paris .messi is the most serious candidate for this ceremony because he is young and he won the european champions league with city 3, the premier league and the english party cup and scored 52 goals in 52 games. this ceremony starts at 23:15 on monday iran will be held, mohammad sadkari, seda news, thank you for your companionship, god bless you. we have reached 18:00, dear viewers, in the continuation of the zionist regime's attacks against gaza , 32 of the martyrs are children. the palestinian ministry of health announced that the regime mainly targets families and so far 88 families have been targeted and destroyed. therefore

islamic jihad of palestine should sympathize with the 5 years of palestinian freedom supporters in parisc square, slogans like israel is the murderer of macron, we are all palestinians, and palestine will win. at the end of the anti-zionist demonstration in paris, the police attacked the participants of the rally and arrested more than 10 people. other french cities such as lille, nimes, toulouse, lyon, bordeaux and marseille are also included in recent days, despite all the restrictions, the repressions witnessed the establishment of demonstrations in support of the palestinians. despite the prohibition of the french police and the government of this country, people continue to gather in different cities of france, including here in the republic square of paris, and against the crimes of the zionist regime. hamso is one of the latest cases of liars in al-aqsa storm operation. hamas forces beheaded children. this is the news that is circulating in the public opinion of the world these days. beheading of urban children the president of america should be a zionist. al jazeera news channel

and, the first team gb athletes are announced for next year's olympic games, in paris — with ten sailorsted. coming up on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news. wayne rooney is back in english football. the former england and manchester united striker is the new birmingham city manager on a three and a half year contract. good afternoon from the israeli border. we are here in southern as welljust a few miles from the gaza strip were tensions continue to rise. wejust heard the sirens going and you can test explosions in the air. the iron dome has been in action for hours this morning and is artillery has continued to fire at targets inside the gaza strip. a few moments ago we were asked to move away from my position closer to the border. and on the first day of this or the death toll continues to climb on both sides of the conflict. last night as well carried out more attacks against gazza heading to other targets for an official said that the death toll is now 1055 there and here in israel so far 1200 are known to have been killed in the attacks by hamas. a group that has been designat

algeria recalled its ambassador from paris banned french planes from using its airspace, and this is the first time that... the position of the former colonial power has caused a scandal. at one of the press conferences, the president of the democratic republic of the congo reminded macron of france’s involvement in the genocide in rwanda, hinting that it was worth helping to restore the security of the region, to which the head of the fifth republic replied that this should be done by local authorities, the leader of the african state i had to stop my colleague. the manner must change cooperation with france and europe, look at us with respect, as real partners, and not with your eternal patronizing gaze. by the way, paris still had to admit a share of responsibility for the genocide of tutsia, especially since this was proven... by a special report of a commission of french experts. the researchers came to the conclusion that under the leadership of miteran in the nineties, the republic turned a blind eye to the preparation of ethnic cleansing. for 3 years, instead of promoting dem