pauline, the editors told us that for you this search is a matter of life and death, please tell us whykidney, the child lost a kidney, there were a lot of operations when i gave birth to my daughter, and the geneticist called me and said , tell us your tree, that is, i am an adopted child in the family, i couldn’t tell anything, for me it was a blow, a very strong one, our child has such a diagnosis ... a genetic examination needs to be done for the disease, yeah, so that later you can correctly prescribe treatment to understand what the reason is, yes, as i understand it, you said that you are an adopted child, what do you know about your biological parents, it was like this, my mom and dad lived with me 22 years together, how... when they separated, i was 14 years old at the time, and my dad, that is, forced my mother, and if you don’t tell me, i’ll tell you, that is , well, i began to blackmail me, it was evening, my mother was in the kitchen told me that you are an adopted child in the family and for me it was of course blow, shock, uh-huh, since then the search began, you sent it

pauline. let's maybe figure out which one is which? maybe this will make it easier?vid? ah, victoria, don’t be shy. for some reason it seemed to me that it was virgil, because somewhere i heard that phidias wrote something after all. tattoo of zeus in olympia, one of the seven wonders sveta. this is phidias. yes, his creation. yes. oh, i’m one hundred percent sure that it’s... a plant, another interesting fact about it was that it’s very well pollinated by flies, so i remembered that it’s the largest flower, speaks confidently, smiles, and remember, well, what size, not i know there it can reach weight qualities, in my opinion it can reach about a ton in weight, maybe i’m wrong, but the meters there are such that if i’m not mistaken, several people will not be able to hug this flower, how much? have to pollinate it so it weighs a ton, and now some information: the diameter of arnold's rafflesia flowers can reach 1 m, well, here you and i have already greatly exaggerated, elizaveta , 1 m and a mass of about 6 kg, you can imagine, the weight for a flower is 6 kg, here

was all gone for me, that is, once was enough for you, when he confessed, but he didn’t tell you paulinele child whose finger i want to stick in the stove, and you say, well, put it in, but then there will be burns, but they don’t hear you after that, but, put it in, that means they’re allowed, that’s it , i admit i 'm a little confused. that is, she herself suggested that he date another girl she later left him when he did it, well, in general, yes, but the point was that she didn’t actually offer it to him, it was a sign of protest, tell me, i didn’t take it down, you say, i was joking, well, somehow i tried to justify myself, i tried to beg, i cried, but the truth was as simple as that, but he told you, you yourself gave me permission, he said, of course, i allow him, he won’t jump, because he has his own brains, then, that you said that, it just seemed like a no-brainer, he would have done it anyway, you understand that, yes, yeah, now in ideally, let's get back that same time , ideally, well, i think that a person should notice that i'm tired, maybe i should take a second job myself

s fun to play, play, she loves, but he wants this nobility too, too much. nah, this is just crap, paulines' dream, their muse, passion and fire, she shone at night like a comet and eclipsed the sun during the day, she was an elegant beauty, a cheerful holiday in... once upon a time, out of numerous men, and there were god knows how many of them, she decorated her crown of bright, colorful fragments, broken hearts, thank you, thank you, surprised, at first it was suffocating, but somehow, and then normal. i was surprised, well done, i learned the poem. mendelssohnchik, please tell me how to distinguish an aristocrat from a commoner today. oh, it's very simple: one loves a chic clothes, bright brands, expensive wine, artsy games, unusual images, quote pushkin, write poetry, the second is an aristocrat. if you like your job, you overcome even the small difficulties that arise with pleasure. we ourselves are responsible for our lives, and we ourselves must decide what our life will be like. how wonderful we are, not only women, but all people, how wonderful ours are. whiskey manquette product

pauline. two have. wrong. also wrong. no. vladislav? i don't know. seventh question: what is the name if i understood everything correctly, and i am correct , a cinematic genre, one of the most striking examples of which is the film “ polina: duplicate. tell me, how did you do it? well, the first word is oak, then the letter l is added to it . the third picture shows icarus, we replace the last letter p with a t, and we get a duplicate. well, let's check our computer. this is the correct answer. yes. duplicate. ninth question. attention to the screen. dear players. several years ago, this structure was erected in mogilev in honor of the 750th anniversary of the city. what two words are used to call such objects, which also exist, for example, in moscow and paris? the answer must consist of two words. victoria. this is the arc de triomphe, this is the arc de triomphe, of course, here it is, the beautiful arc de triomphe, the tenth final question of the third round, in front of you are two cards. called midday rest, and the second picture is a copy of

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orchestras , the hostess herself sang beautifully, she took lessons from the famous french singer paulinedot, but vasily petrovich failed to create heaven on earth for his wife. within 4 years , her brother died and her father died. olga dmitrievna in 1893, she did not become husband, her guardian angel. arkhangelsk church, which he himself built, and olga dmitrievna left for her homeland in the ryazan region, she decided to sell the castle. it was built for two, but she didn’t need one. she outlived vasily petrovich by 5 years and died on the ryazan estate of her parents. what remains, well, the material culture, as we study from afar, is already there after more than 100 years, a house, there are stairs, windows, views from these windows, interiors, where they once walked, chose where things would be. this is the monument there. some of them a spiritual impulse, a shared one, and not just some biographical facts. this is a monument to love and beauty. today, getting to sheremetyevsky castle is still as difficult as it was more than 100 years ago. but to see this architectural gem, peopl

. >> the crash happened last thursday at the intersection of pauline this road and ascension drive around 5 o'clock in the evening. that's a stretch of road that's very popular with cyclists. officers say the victim in her 60's was hit by a grey or silver minivan that may now have damage on the right front corner of the vehicle, friends of the victims say she was taken to hospital with a back injury. meantime, residents say the intersection may need to be redesigned to keep cyclists safe. part of the problem with this intersection is that. >> cars come down the street at a high rate of speed. and given the gentle nature of this curve, it basically encourages drivers to go quickly not to stop at the intersection and basically take this as quick as a highway. on-ramp without stopping. >> friends of the victims say she is at home recovering tonight, but it's unclear how the crash will affect your health long term. meantime, anyone who has information about the crash, particularly the drivers asked to call san mateo police. >> happening now, a bay area law firm is hosting a town hall meeting

i'm joined firstly by pauline . she's a miners widow. pauline. she's a miners widow.ground them into poverty to do it. and over the last !2 years, this is what this government's done to britain. it's ground it into poverty, especially working class and lower end and today's budget to just continuation because our wherever these great power, these great corruption and this government's corrupt . and this government's corrupt. and i won't vote for him. if you paid me in well bitcoin yeah i won't pay for him. now i'll tell you something else. if sunak right. if brains were dynamite, he wouldn't have enough to blow his cap off. so no, i won't vote. >> thank you pauline. so certainly the chancellor's budget hasn't won pauline over in terms of voting for conservatives. how about you, david? you were a miner for 3! years down the pits in south yorkshire. what did you make to that budget ? that budget? >> well, at first, first word, what comes to mind is the rabble. i hope they weren't any kids watching it because they might that's normal might think that's normal behaviour,

we in kenya, we have so used to long pauline lions are the pulling station. i mean, if you have enough, it cuts the long pulling lives, but we have back home. yeah. so yeah, for me, i'm just impressed. is there any way that you've seen that anyone could try and stuff? ballot boxes or try and de la, judy mise this election process. honestly, i don't think so. again, all pulling station specific rooms have all the steve e commerce. i can tell you the portable model of boxes that i've taken home. most people who are disabled and unable to go to the police station, i was fortunate enough to actually see one be brought back with the votes costed. and the lady cut the seal right and took the volts out and pack them in a sealed. she filled them and put them in the safe with your position as an international election observer. when you hear about shelling or a tax on civilian areas, when people are trying to cost a vote, how does that make you feel and, and could you, could you be those of a, $1.00 of those regions to try and help with people that people are trying t

we in kenya, we are so used to long pauline lions at the polling station. i mean, if you have enough, it cuts the long pulling legs, but we have back home. yeah. so yeah, for me, i'm just impressed. all right, so, so there are different ways for people to cost advert. online apps, for example, you know, you, if you, if you think back to the last election in the united states, the last presidential election, there was an awful lot of allegations of ballots being stuff. yeah. in fact, frankly, the west impressed in light talking about it. but there was plenty of footage. okay . all of that to election workers in the state of georgia, for example, near atlanta who was seen stuffing, pallets into boxes. is there any way here in russia? mm hm. that could happen. is there any way that you've seen that anyone could try and stuff ballot boxes or try on the, legitimize this election process? honestly, i don't think so. again, all pulling stations specific rooms have all the stephen cameras. i can tell you the portable of boxes that are taken home, most people who ar

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these ala lawyers, in general , well, accordingly, discussing the point... to each his own, look, paulineus like that, no , it’s not true, we do this to ourselves, you’ve taken too much of yourself, you can’t swallow as much as you put in your mouth, so you decided who you are, what you are for, why you are, and why your husband brought you breakfast, fulfilled his marital duty, went on vacation, yeah, fulfilled the plan, there must be moderation relevance. and dear honey, please tell me, are you an adult among the grooms, you are 33 years old, that is, in general today there is a chance to impress polina? yes, i’m looking at what’s happening in the rooms and i see how the grooms are throwing out pies, prepared borscht, canceling their rolls with polonaises intensely... this is of course beautiful and good, it’s always fun, but as for surprises, well, at 20 years old , a surprise should always be romantic, flowers, some sudden appearances under the window, a serenade. something, by the time you’re thirty, by forty, you just have to be sure of a dry day, come on in, meet your first husband

pauline, well, i'm ordering taxi? come on, zhor, are you coming with us? happily, good luck, polina will arrive in 3 minutes, raspberries, this is no longer funny. well, let's. why meet, what, here you are, for example, who, what is your name? where did you spend your childhood? are you interviewing me now ? well, yes, it seems to me that you are a very interesting person, but what do you do in life? where are we going now? the airport is on the left, but that won't help you, baby. put on a cap, it suits me, you don't i understood, quickly, you’re smart, don’t touch me with your hands, i see you, alina, what kind of kindergarten is this ? who's the moron? i, who said that not a single fool would climb into this basement? a stupid sheep came close, it’s stupid, it’s not stupid, it can find the bag, now we ’re scaring it, it will run away as if bitten. and then everything here is like, oh damn, what have you done, you tortured liar, i stumbled, i tripped, how are we going to get her now, why bother getting her, they themselves wanted to drive away, not the g

pauline, according to the rules of our program, the author of the best question receives a special giftncerely hope that everything in your life will be fine. thank you very much. so-called bullying at school in terms of how you dress, how you talk, how you look at certain things, what your interests are, and even what kind of music you listen to, many people simply insult you for this, in fact in fact, some people close down because of this, they have a lot of problems later... this results in a very negative, it seems to me that first friends and first love. regarding the problems of schoolchildren that can be shown in films, most likely this will seem like an overly common and devalued topic, but many people who enroll have huge problems with motivation, they simply do not know what to do about it. most likely, many... may somehow romanticize, think, like, well, don’t feel anything, this is so great, no problem, this is absolutely not true, so if this appears in many films, many may see this as something ... commonalities with ourselves, and many can agree with this, i agree, thank y

among the stars are leonid yarmolnik and pauline gagarina.the far east. the film will be shown in more than 2.0 cinemas throughout the country. then the flying ship will set off to conquer other countries. and the first reaction spectators. ksenia ignatova. amazing, i even cried, i liked the film, yes, the earliest film show in vladivostok, already sold out, on the screen is the new domestic film the flying ship, a romantic fairy tale by ilya the teacher based on the famous soviet cartoon. today the film is premiering all over the country, audiences from the far east are watching first , then from siberia, they specially got up early to be in the cinema by 9:00 am, they come in whole classes, and after the viewing they share their emotions. i liked the plot, of course, i liked it, they kept it, it stayed with the fairy tale, but i liked, of course , the musicality, it’s quite brightly colorful , i liked how the regiments were defeated, and i liked how the waterman with a cannon , this knitted little cube, it was cool, it’s a great gift for fo

i'm joined now by pauline. she is a miner's widow.inancially . and in 12 years this government's been in they brought this country to its knees and today's budget makes no difference because we're this great power is great corruption. and this government's corrupt andifs and this government's corrupt and it's doing nothing for this country. nothing whatsoever. >> thank you pauline, thank you for sharing. we're also joined by david. he was a miner for 31 years in south yorkshire. david, what do you make to what's been said in the budget? >> well, first of all, it was a rabble. i hope no children watching it because it did affect their behaviour, national insurance, what mentioned is insurance, what is mentioned is dropping to £0.02, 2. i hope he realises that the pensioners this year would have got the pension or won't be getting it, because he's raised the pension age. >> they'll be paying for that £0.02. so he's giving us nothing. mentioned something £0.02. so he's giving us nothinhouse �*nentioned something £0.02. so he's giving us

where can i find pauline for you?let, a phone, but she definitely had one, she didn’t say for what purpose she came here. that's her business, i didn't ask, well, maybe something about stone desires, no, but women often come with this, what did you do yesterday at 10 pm, and in my house i watched a movie, but i went to bed early because i had a very bad headache, after a bruise. when they do not transmit this information, and then they say that they did transmit it, we have every reason against the background of the message from the information in due time in full, it was possible to do everything possible, well, in fact, this is what it is. who said that the german intelligence services are nothing, the investigative department. to the department, how do you find her, question her, i can’t talk, that’s it for now, no phone, no documents, yuri, yuri, please come in, do you know him? no, i see it for the first time, did you come here yesterday? hello, hello, we have a firearm, we are camping, camping, wishing stone, wi

one groom, what exactly touched you, why did you come, and what touched you, well, i want. chance paulinerd to find your person, you know, if there are tears, then there are still some feelings, without feelings there are no tears, that means something else is hurting you, patience is running out, no enlightenment, it seems to me that your tail is just getting in the way, you untie my shoelaces with your tail and you covered your hair with your hair, you could have had three exes at once invite, what's wrong? why weren't the others invited? did you love polina? yes, how they loved, i love, they loved, i always look at you with an adoring gaze. do you regret being such a fool? very, this was an extremely imprudent act. chosen to whom will it go? before he appeared, yes, now, to be honest, it’s really hard. or maybe we should really give him a chance? i adore my children, i love them, where would i be without them, we have a good family, it lives off the children’s income, we don’t want to work, bedbugs, cockroaches, dirt, of course, it is not the guardianship that is responsible for the be

pauline, now pick up the ball, come on.ady to spend all their free time on the basketball court. ulyana is seriously involved in tech rugby, she deftly handles a sword herself, and gives advice to her brother and sister. throw it on palin, will you throw it? no, why? i can not. let me go, wow, this is our table, we made it with our own hands, at the base of the table. an ordinary door frame was glued with tiles, these are real tiles, yes, ordinary tiles glued, and the legs are made of ordinary bars, why do you need us at all, if you do everything so beautifully yourself, the tables are made of tiles like beasts, to inspire the following leftovers, well, you probably first of all, you want to get a bedroom, because i see what you have now, how did it happen, like real builders on a mattress, because the mattress appeared earlier than the sofa, and it took root and stayed, and we stayed, and the mattress also serves as a type... now friends come here as a trampoline for children if something breaks , they jump on it, we have

but we just can’t start making our own bedroom, well, since you can’t start, we will. we'll start paulinere, and we'll see what you have there in the attic, yes, yes, let's do it, this is how we want to fence it off, and here we wanted to make a dressing room, what will happen there, there's a bathroom for polina's bedroom next, what's behind the door, neatly, neatly, there's a slope of the roof, we used this space as a fret room, and hide something there, remove the boxes, yeah, hatch, ah... there are only secret passages, there's a roof right there, yes, yes, yeah , there is another place - here, yes, somewhere a meter, probably with a little, from the layout, in general, i understand, from the mood, what you want from your bedroom, we love everything modern, light, but not boring, some- it’s not bright, bright, such rich colors, but like a blotch, yes, and what colors do you like, can be eaten directly specific ones, i don’t know, alexey doesn’t distinguish all colors, it’s easier for us. it will work, friends, my colors are almost all the same, i won’t even understand that we have a b

and the 1st presidential election is the russian invasion of ukraine. pauline is going to be hell of a 3 days starting on friday. president vladimir putin is almost guaranteed to win another time. and those are the headlines that don't forget the website, of course, all the 0 dot com. the news is going to continue after ball for seeds of discard the 1st world war between britain, france, and russia against germany, austria, hungary, and the ottoman empire. the protest in the shape of the diplomats are mark sykes, were determined to divide awesome and territory in a way that best suits a done once. the war was over. for their own strategic interests. the by 1917. the war was shifting in the allies, fever, and in the middle east. the british were moving through sinai towards the borders of historic palestine. further north, the russian revolution in february 1917 cast doubt on russia's continued involvement in the war. as president friends tried to out to maneuver one another, the british design is to movement to con, increasing political importance. sites wants to get back in touch wi

. >> reporter: the same goes for democrat pauline in flores. >> in 2020 i voted for biden. >> reporter: and independent raquel glodin. >> i voted for donald trump. >> reporter: what happened in the past three years or didn't happen that you're still so undecided about who to vote for? >> it's almost like there is too many chefs in the kitchen, or there isn't a main chef in the kitchen. >> on the biden side, i was thinking well, okay, he is the adult in the room, at least. he has been through this. this will be calm. and it hasn't. >> reporter: since winning arizona in 2020, support for president biden, who spoke outside phoenix today, has softened among latino voters. >> the latino vote helped biden clinch wins here in arizona. do you think he has done enough to maintain that lead here? >> i think his latino numbers will go down. >> reporter: in part because they say biden has not done enough to deal with issues at the southern border. >> he put his vice president in charge as a border czar, and what happened? she just disappeared. so does he really care about it? >> reporter: but they

then in one second you seem to have stood up, but now i’m like, i’m laying the base , base, base, paulinesports, there were all kinds of ways , of course, and how much fun you are, it’s fun, my weight varies. it was 40, it was 60, just like that, well, when you were little, it was 40, not why, well, when did you start , when did you and your mom start losing weight, how much did you weigh , what would your weight be 62, at the maximum, yes 62, and how did you decide to lose weight, palin, well, i initially lost weight my own way, but i’m at that moment , my mother was leaving and my mother was left alone for a month in moscow, well, something strange began to happen, i... arrived already, started to find out , it turned out that my mother uses a remedy for diabetics, injections in the stomach, but they are also used for weight loss, then she also suggested it to me, she said, let’s try it for you give him an injection, my mother suggested, oh, girls , oh my god, what did you do, how many injections did you give, once a week, his kolish, a month , how much did you cut, well, a month before

pauline in scotland she says tears are flowing in our family right now.whole sentiment about the way people have been behaving on social media in recent weeks and months, it has been pretty horrific, hasn't it? >> yeah, i think that's, i think that there are some people who will be looking at some of the things that they've said in the last couple of months. he'll be feeling a little bit sheepish at best right now, i think the problem is that we there was such a vacuum and with a vacuum it gets filled. doesn't it gets filled. that doesn't excuse people for being vicious online, as always. but i do think there are questions that we might ask about kensington palace's media strategy. obviously, we have a lot more information now, and it's a very difficult balance with someone's privacy and people's, you know, just need to know what's happening, because obviously people very worried people are getting very worried that hadn't seen the that they hadn't seen the princess such time. princess in such a long time. but yeah, it's been horrible seeing things online

pauline in scotland she says tears are flowing in our family right now.ole sentiment about the way people have been behaving on social media in recent weeks and months, it has been pretty horrific, hasn't it? >> yeah, i think that's, i think that there are some people who will be looking at some of the things that they've said in the last couple of months. he'll be feeling a little bit sheepish at best right now, i think the problem is that we there was such a vacuum and with a vacuum it gets filled. doesn't it gets filled. that doesn't excuse people for being vicious online, as always. but i do think there are questions that we might ask about kensington palace's media strategy. obviously, we have a lot more information now, and it's a very difficult balance with someone's privacy and people's, you know, just need to know what's happening, because obviously people very worried people are getting very worried that hadn't seen the that they hadn't seen the princess such time. princess in such a long time. but yeah, it's been horrible seeing things online.

and then pauline , particularly lovely pauline, particularly lovely one. pauline.thing . something and nothing. >> how dare you? >> how dare you? >> jolly soft power, she says . >> jolly soft power, she says. i've stopped flicking the remote at weekends. well, that's. >> that sounds brilliant. thank you, let's talk about you, now let's talk about russia. should we? because it's the final day of voting and the presidential election. then vladimir putin, of course. almost guaranteed. definitely guaranteed. >> think of any other way to secure another six years in power. he faces three candidates, apparently, who have voluntarily abstained from criticising him. two anti—war opposition candidates have been disqualified from the race. >> well, his counterpart in the eu, the european council president charles michel, has already sarcastically congratulated vladimir putin. he took to twitter to say no opposition, no freedom , no choice. >> well, earlier we spoke with the former adviser to the clinton and bush administrations, steve gill, who joined us from a polling statio

pauline, i installed a smartphone application, so which one?of how it understands cats. gryusha is with us on the sofa, lying and purring. let's write it down. it would be nice to eat now. how much is this is the translation correct? well , she obviously doesn't want to eat right now. in general , the rumbling shows that she. she says , i would like to repeat this, that is, she likes this story, that we are sitting here, petting her, continue, yes, continue, that ’s right, let’s give the application another chance, elena lifts grusha, the cat makes a very dissatisfied sound, i i would like to play, but it was clearly not right, some of our extras got tired and decided to take a nap, let's record the sounds of snoring, the application wrote to us: stop, and i think this is the correct answer. the score is 2:1, the application is still losing, let's see how it copes with the reverse translation. come to me, i will feed you. actually the sound of some restless cat. let's test the translator on kittens; they are still very small and timid. don't be

pauline no by—election. pauline says no by—election. please.bour without a by—election in 2022. that's true. >> but christian wakeford didn't say that there should be by elections when there are defections. it does seem like a bit of inconsistency, kathleen says. bit of inconsistency, kathleen says . a by—election at this says. a by—election at this moment in time would be a complete money. that's complete waste of money. that's kathleen's but says kathleen's view, but martin says the best move a man can make. lee anderson to reform uk . i lee anderson to reform uk. i believe this is a prediction i made in an email months ago. no to a by—election. martin, it's all down to you. >> well, this is the thing. it may have shaken westminster, but you eagle eyed watchers, you were eagle eyed watchers, thought might, david you were eagle eyed watchers, thought might , david says lee thought he might, david says lee anderson did not defect. he was kicked out. he is the representative of his constituency. he's entitled to augn constituency. he's entitled

and then finally and this is an illustration, we're talking about this drama, you perils of pauline wherem. the better movie, i here, i think, is the man churyan candidate where they are beholden to somebody. be it a jeff jazz or a foreign figure or he's able to get out of the trouble at the cost of something we need to be worried about of his being deeply beholden to someone whose interest are with that billionaire and not the people of united states. >> you wanted to jump in? >> no, it is going to be a fascinating weekend and to just find out at the end if we do -- what sort of sunlight we get. >> real quick, we will get the sunlight. >> you're at a disadvantage not sitting at the table. >> we'll get the sunlight. that might be all we get but the monitor and the extra order that the judge just entered means barbara jones will know what he does. sorry. >> i keep reading it and i'm not a lawyer and thinking there is a work around and i brought it with me. but i'm going with harry on that. >> there was a question that i've never been able to figure out since monday. is where is jared? jare

result in the second round 197 g, when 200 was our bar, she will certainly win in the second round, paulinewatered, from the good morning program, you have a medal that confirms that you are great. well done, polina, thank you very much and good morning, good morning, the pearl of the golden ring of russia, the oldest of the cities in our country, a city that turns a thousand years old this year, suzdal, ancient and young, very hospitable, an open-air museum, a city, which reflects our entire history. the country of suzdal this year is a thousand years old, a witness to those events, this is a unique icon of the 19th century, the mother of god bogolyubskaya, she was recently literally brought back to life. more than five generations of restorers have been involved in this work since 1918. you can now see the treasure of ancient russia in the vladimir-suzdol museum-reserve. suzdyl under yuri dolgoruky was the capital of a simple suzdal principality, but his son andrei bogolyubsky moved it to the capital. in vladimir, suzdal lost its status as a trading city when a railway was built from mosc

paulin has another dream: a snow tunnel, ready, the sun is already spring, warm, warm, you can have sun up the bark , went into sharpening again, this place is frozen, the bark breaks, but whitening is troublesome, especially if the snowdrifts are high, there is an easier way: wrap the trunks in thick paper, even newspapers will do, we don’t need any beauty, everything was covered perfectly , and now, before the buds appear, is the ideal time for pruning trees, sap flow will begin, the wounds will heal faster, which is the first thing to remove. sharp forks are what should always be removed. an acute fork is less than 45°. here you go, sooner or later it will break. and while the trees are still sleeping, you can have time to get vaccinated, especially if the harvest is not happy. i planted them, the apples are small, tasteless, and not sweet. andrey tumanov decided to graft an unknown variety of antonovka onto an apple tree. we split a branch of an old apple tree, take an oblique cut on an antonovka cutting, connect it, and secure it. that’s all, done within 2 minutes, and i think it w

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. >> thank you pauline.on a small boat while crossing the channel to britain. today. the uk and french authorities have responded to multiple dinghies in the english channel. this morning, an improvement in weather conditions has seen an increase in criminal people smugglers attempting to launch multiple small from french beaches small boats from french beaches once again, and this comes as a new report shows the government's plans for housing asylum seekers is set to cost even more than using hotels. well, let's get the thoughts now of a home and security editor mark white. mark before we move on to the huge increase to £12 billion of housing asylum seekers, can we have a quick update on the stabbing incident in the channel earlier on today ? in the channel earlier on today? >> yeah, this was an incident that unfolded just before lunchtime in the channel. a border force vessel. two lifeboats responded to that incident, a migrant suffering we understand from stab wounds was taken on board the walmer lifeboat

pauline says i once ordered towels and ordered sanitary towels and sainsbury's sent me fabric conditionerthat one. very good. yes. >> yeah, and on scotty's little soldiers, duncan says here. it's lovely see someone thinking lovely to see someone thinking of children's minds in a positive way, especially nowadays. are nowadays. these children are also be also veterans and should be treated heroes . treated like heroes. >> yeah, absolutely. >> yeah, absolutely. >> well, do keep those of you coming in really, really good to hear from you this morning. and now women now we're talking about women having babies a later age, having babies at a later age, aren't this morning we are aren't we. this morning we are tara tana ramsay sorry victoria coren mitchell and miranda kerr are just some of the women in the limelight that are having children at an older age. yes. culture, and economy culture, society and the economy has changed over the has changed so much over the past years. and now births past few years. and now births among women over has risen by among women over 50 has risen by 15. you bel

. >> thank you pauline. now it's my favourite time of the show., of course i'll be covering all the things that you would expect. >> we'll be looking at that. rwanda votes live as it happens . rwanda votes live as it happens. >> how interested >> i wonder how interested people these votes, people still are in these votes, by because is by the way, because it is now just ridiculous, just borderline ridiculous, isn't just borderline ridiculous, isn'but anyway, looking >> but anyway, we'll be looking at happens . at that as it happens. >> also, ltns we need more >> also, ltns do we need more consultation things consultation on these things before they just dumped on people community people in their local community and i know that people have been talking about this scottish widow today . widow story today. >> owner of >> the lloyds, the owner of scottish suggesting that >> the lloyds, the owner of scotmight suggesting that >> the lloyds, the owner of scotmight want suggesting that >> the lloyds, the owner of scotmight want to uggesting that >> the ll

that's what some of the paulines are suggesting is exceptionally popular.so it's looking pretty good for reform. we could become the second party at this rate, but it expense . but it expense. >> you are saying that they might as well change. leader. you've been humming inaya about it, stephen powell it, but i think stephen powell makes point that it's the makes a good point that it's the embarrassment as well on the world whilst. and what world stage whilst. and what policies and politics will be, world stage whilst. and what poli

we've got all the sport with paulin we've got all the sport with paul in just a moment. >> but it wasnow it's cold. now it's cold. >> yeah, but i'd rather it was cold than hot. well, at least it was two jumpers on. >> if i. if i nip off and put a jumper on, you'll know why. yes. >> right. >> right. >> paul coyte here, i'll get you a blanket. >> yes, an electric blanket. >> yes, an electric blanket. >> that would be nice, wouldn't it? yeah, i'll sort that out. >> few plugs down >> we've got a few plugs down here. right. let's talk here. all right. let's talk about whales. yeah, whales. whales yesterday. whales smashed it yesterday. >> they did. did really >> they did. they did really well, they beat finland four one yesterday. we're aware and because if we're not aware and it's qualifying for the it's all qualifying for the euros. two games, two play off games for the euros. one against finland they're through. games for the euros. one against finltnow they're through. games for the euros. one against finltnow they've ey're through. games for the euros. one against finltnow they've got

. >> claire muldoon, pauline says, is right about free fertility paid for by the nhs. month on national insurance . a month on national insurance. think as health insurance . think of it as health insurance. think of it as health insurance. think of it as health insurance. think of the insurance think of the health insurance they for that. and they could get for that. and rafe, a very good point rafe, that is a very good point because we have this national insurance and it's not used for health matters . so why are we health matters. so why are we taxed on it. it's like car insurance car tax and whatever it doesn't go to doesn't go to roads or cars or anything like that. none of these taxes are ring fenced. >> no, actually, i think it will be a very good thing for a government to actually create hypothecated taxes for things like the national health service and other things. so people can actually see how much of their pay actually see how much of their pay actually going pay packet is actually going to these areas. these different areas. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> now, says