pei—yun chien, of taiwan. championship paid tribute to irish rally driver craig breen before the croatia rally got under way on friday morning. his hyundai team and fans held both a moment of silence and applause for the 33—year—old who died last week after an accident during testing ahead of the event. his team mate thierry new—ville's car is carrying the colours of the irish flag in tribute. despite this crash the belgian currently has a 16 second lead over britain's elvin evans after four stages. there are five weeks until the french open — but there are concerns defending champion rafa nadal might not be there. he's won the tournament 14 times, but is struggling to recover from a hip injury and has already withdrawn from the madrid open. the tournament director is hoping he will be fit enough. she has been speaking to a times correspondent. it's a possibility for him not to be fit, to be 100% to come here. the only thing i know for sure if that is one tournament it is what misses this one. he wants to be u

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peis going abis warm..s ofe whe you okeds couldn't seeit but out of the corner of your eye you could. did you go to mount tam to look at it? >> i did. >> it will be warm tomorrow. so let's get into that. this is what andrea has been waiting for. mid 70s are coming tomorrow. it was upper 60s todays. it was already pretty nice. we had a wonderful first half of the weekend. but as we get into tomorrow, temperatures are going to climb noticeably. so that easter sunday will be, you will step outside and go oh wow. it does feel like spring. low to mid 50s out there now. if we take a look at the temperature trend, 69 will be average. you know where you were friday and saturday. the question after that is, you don't have to stay there too long. it will cool down a little bit monday. monday still cooler. wednesdaday gets coldrontcomingand we will go back to below average. that cold front is part of a system that would try to bring us rain. watch this thing fall apart. it looks impressive but it lifts away. and we d

military actions, and when the whole world rose up against them, and it also noticed that he fell or fell pei. i understand what he is talking about . that is, you understand how to reach them unreal, i see only one way out of this situation, and people like him, and these latent uh-uh, i will not call the word in which we now call these non-humans on the air, they should simply be driven from the uae, from the usa and from all european countries, if this is europe will not do but will play along further continuing i see how many pictures they post , they are all hanging out eh let's not go far you all saw it will not advertise but materials courchevel materials monks and everything else eh where are our singers resting in courchevel meladze doesn't need to go far. he couldn't even say something about the war. he just tried to disappear from the scene of the crime. i believe that he was in the same company as his close female relatives and all other high-ranking officials who give orders every day to destroy ukrainians and to the destruction of children is on them, you understand, blood is on

the first step on this path was the artemis mission alone, which last year tested a lunar rocket with pei elephant systems and the latest space technologies, and now a new stage in houston announced the names of four astronauts who are to fly around the moon on the orion spacecraft if the artemis flight alone took place in a completely autonomous mode, the ship was controlled from the control center in houston, the commission artemis-2 we plan to transfer all this under the control of the crew and work out the procedure in case of emergency situations, so if something goes wrong in future missions, we will already know that the crew knows how to maneuver the car and work with communication systems, it will be a completely different flight on artemis 1 did not have many elements necessary for the work of humans , for example, crew power systems or waste disposal, now we want to make sure that the crew will feel comfortable during the flight, for us what half a century ago, the lunar program is again the time of firsts, because the new crew includes the first african-american, the first wom

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pei uzhgayal testifies that the relevance of such calculations is growing against the backdrop of a currency crisis in a number of countries , oil prices are already trading in rupees with russia, mauritius, iran and sri lanka. increased by an average of 5% in anticipation of a possible cuts in production by opec countries plus for certain brands, growth of 7% or more production promises to reduce the largest exporters russia arab emirates saudi arabia algeria iraq and kazakhstan period. from may until the end of the year, they are sharply opposed in the united states , which is threatened with a shortage of fuel. mcdonald's will temporarily close u.s. offices this week due to staff cuts , the wall street journal writes about how many workers the company plans to lay off it doesn't say mcdonald's employs over 150,000 people, 70% of whom work outside the us about imminent, layoffs in the company became known in january, then the management told employees that it plans to make difficult decisions regarding the number of personnel. this was economic news in short. he sees all the possibilities

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is a nun that is turning 110 years old and she is truly an old-fashioned woman, she doesn't have a peise got her start waitressing at that last supper perigee did so well she just rolled with it. happy birthday to the nun from amityville. >> amityville. amityville,. >> i am from flagstaff, arizona. its about the whole state, but mostly phoenix. there are these women who sell made tamales in front of grocer stores for they wanted to legalize that so people could just go by them because they're delicious and the democratic governor vetoed it, so this par of free the tamale #on twitter. the responses have been funny, but no fun for you right if you want the tamales you have to ea them off the black market. >> there you go. >> and then come at the next, literally, you are freeing tamales. >> a family and monitor township , michigan at home on monday when they heard the sounds of her front window shattering. there was an intruder and the intruder was a deer there was a deer in their house that's interesting has that ever happened to you guys? no, look, the deer is on the bed . so than the po

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and now, it seems to me, sometimes that such a pei of reassembly will be the territory of northern italyern germany , austria, hungary, that is , it will be reborn from here. this europe is weakened, having gone through a serious economic crisis through very large the volume of social upheavals, but other scenarios, and, frankly, for them, i do not see. we remember the provocation of the ukrainian delegation. during your speech at a meeting of the parliamentary region in february , andrei vladimirovich did not worry about you , let us remind the audience how it was literally a fragment of belarus, they also remember well the massive bombing of nato air forces, but the peaceful sevsk cities. i don't know how else you can, which works according to the principle here remember. i don't remember here. i'm sure such memory will not help the settlement to think about, which the chairman of the national council proposes. wolfgang of austria on saturday, amazing endurance then noted andrei vladimirovich not one muscle did not flinch. well, it's common practice. that is, if we have something to sa

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have a etehm te— think that whilst they have a etehm te e— think that whilst they have a etehm te e pey— something is going badly wrong he the the. — something is going badly wrong in the nhs. okay,— something is going badly wrong in the nhs. hcjetchg something is going badly wrong in the nhs. hcjezchg in the nhs. okay, well, look, we've got some more cracking stories from tomorrow's papers. lots of big talking points. plus my brilliant pundits will be choosing their front page heroes and back page baddies as well. who's in their good books? who's in their bad books? all of that is . next welcome back to the show and more of tomorrow's front pages . more of tomorrow's front pages. daryl, what do you have for us now? it's the daily star. how could we forget? just when you think your life can't get any worse? mankind the final humiliation. blokes face existential crisis after half of women say that they are better at barbecues. and that is the mic drop comments of the day. let's get reaction from duncan larcombe. duncan are you the barbecue boss? yeah, i think the— barbecue boss? yeah, i

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and at 7:20, we'll be talking reoohere pey— .to be whitstable such a lovely town with its pretty pastel buildings are right and graham meanwhile gets the vote in another place i went to as a kid, ventnor, on the isle of wight. that was our or— isle of wight. that was our version of posh— isle of wight. that was our version of posh when- �*hfwh 3“ that was our version of posh when we were here— version of posh when we were hhee going— version of posh when we were hhee going ro— version of posh when we were kids going to isle— version of posh when we were kids going to isle of wight. got on o hoor— kids going to isle of wight. got on o poor eo— kids going to isle of wight. got on a boat so thanks for that, for— on a boat so thanks for that, for reminding. _ on a boat so thanks for that, for reminding. thank you. oh, we got o— for reminding. thank you. oh, we eor o eworhp— for reminding. thank you. oh, we eor o ewp her-r— for reminding. thank you. oh, we got a swamp, isn't that far? i'm a got a swamp, isn't that far? i'm o gooe— got

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a 12 year era pey— the latest news update.across the country ever since the discovery of spa waters there in the 17th century. and joining us now to tell us what makes the town so special is our yorkshire and humber anna riley. humber reporter anna riley. anna. every time i come to you, it looks sunnier and more and more glorious. tell us why scarborough has topped this list of destinations for brits . good of destinations for brits. good afternoon, martin well,- : good afternoon, martin well, it's got it an. — afternoon, martin well, it's got it an. rr-s— afternoon, martin well, it's got it an. we get— afternoon, martin well, it's got it all. it's got beaches. it's got— it all. it's got beaches. it's get every— it all. it's got beaches. it's got lovely park— it all. it's got beaches. it's got lovely park .- it all. it's got beaches. it's got lovely park . it's got got lovely park. it's got a caste. — got lovely park. it's got a castle. it's— got lovely park. it's got a castle. it's got- got lovely park. it's got a castle. it'

one by one they pei rie ei ree— the government.at once the war in ukraine ends , once the war in ukraine ends, kyiv— once the war in ukraine ends, iyiv wwsi— once the war in ukraine ends, kyiv must have— once the war in ukraine ends, kyiv must have the protection eee— kyiv must have the protection and deterrence— kyiv must have the protection and deterrence to— kyiv must have the protection and deterrence to prevent new eiieeis— and deterrence to prevent new eiieeis. iiee— and deterrence to prevent new attacks. then i'll— and deterrence to prevent new attacks. then i'll be speaking to attacks. then i'll be speaking re ierwer— attacks. then i'll be speaking to former sun— attacks. then i'll be speaking to former sun royal correspondent , the legendary correspondent, the legendary wireries— correspondent, the legendary wireries p...— correspondent, the legendary charles rea. we'll be discussing iieeiree— charles rea. we'll be discussing meghan markle's— charles rea. we'll be discussing meghan markle's letter to the wee— meghan markle

yet after the extreme nurses strike yet after me reresr— extreme nurses strike yet after me reresr peyps employ. and we know— staff that mps employ. and we know ener— staff that mps employ. and we know that there are predators around westminster that are sometimes allowed to continue or a blind eye turned. and i want to see that changed because i think westminster should embody the very best of our country . the very best of our country. arnie it should be a place that people aspire to get elected to and then want to change the world from a position of strength. and i'm afraid that at the moment i sometimes feel westminster rest of the westminster lets the rest of the country watch that country down. you can watch that full country down. you can watch that run rnrervrew— country down. you can watch that full interview with— country down. you can watch that full interview with the _ t.rir. : you can watch that full interview with the shadow armen— full interview with the shadow armed forces— full interview with the shadow armed forces minister on gloria weers— armed forces minister on g

efficiency measures as neu— energy efficiency measures as nen ee— energy efficiency measures as nen ee pey serious level of meeemeey— are a serious level of inaccuracy in- are a serious level of inaccuracy in alleged leaked documente— inaccuracy in alleged leaked documents, which claim uk specim— documents, which claim uk special forces— documents, which claim uk special forces have operated in neme— special forces have operated in ukraine. reports— special forces have operated in ukraine. reports say as many as 50 ukraine. reports say as many as so peneennen— ukraine. reports say as many as 50 personnel have— ukraine. reports say as many as 50 personnel have been deployed none— 50 personnel have been deployed enene eme— 50 personnel have been deployed along side other— 50 personnel have been deployed along side other western forces , ennenen— along side other western forces , ennengn me— along side other western forces , although the locations and mes-ene— , although the locations and missions have— , although the locations and missions have not been revealed. ne— missions have not been r

set to announce the results of a ballot on the government's rereer— ballot on the government's rereer peyr health— latest pay offer. nurses and other health workers have been voting— other health workers have been rerrrg ever— other health workers have been rerrrrg e— other health workers have been voting over a 5%_ other health workers have been voting over a 5% pay rise this year— voting over a 5% pay rise this year erre— voting over a 5% pay rise this year are e— voting over a 5% pay rise this year and a cash— voting over a 5% pay rise this year and a cash payment for last year.— year and a cash payment for last year. meanwhile,— year and a cash payment for last year. meanwhile, unison's ballot resurr— year. meanwhile, unison's ballot resurr re— year. meanwhile, unison's ballot result is expected— year. meanwhile, unison's ballot result is expected over the next few— result is expected over the next few dere— result is expected over the next few days. shadow— result is expected over the next few days. shadow treasury rrrrrerer— few days. shadow treasury minister james— few days. shadow

yet after the extreme nurses strike yet after use roresr— extreme nurses strike yet after use ruresr peyffer was rejected. a&e- the latest pay offer was rejected. a&e cancer units and rureusrve— rejected. a&e cancer units and intensive care— rejected. a&e cancer units and intensive care will— rejected. a&e cancer units and intensive care will be affected for use— intensive care will be affected for use rrrsr— intensive care will be affected for the first time— intensive care will be affected for the first time after the rooyor— for the first time after the royal college _ for the first time after the royal college of nursing members voreu— royal college of nursing members voreo oporusr— royal college of nursing members yoreo oporusr o— royal college of nursing members voted against a 5%_ royal college of nursing members voted against a 5% pay rise and a voted against a 5% pay rise and o off— voted against a 5% pay rise and a one off payment.— voted against a 5% pay rise and a one off payment. they will work— a one off payment. they will work our— a one off payment. they will walk out for

the nato chief arrived tn thv to pey— in nato. the nato chief arrived tn thv to pev rte— in nato.idlands— birmingham there. let's cross to our west midlands reporter jack ceneon— our west midlands reporter jack ceneon wno— our west midlands reporter jack ceneon wro te— our west midlands reporter jack carson, who is at— our west midlands reporter jack carson, who is at the scene . and carson, who is at the scene. and rack.— carson, who is at the scene. and jackv row— carson, who is at the scene. and jackv row te— carson, who is at the scene. and jack, how is how— carson, who is at the scene. and jack, how is how are— carson, who is at the scene. and jack, how is how are the royal eowpte— jack, how is how are the royal eowpte retng— jack, how is how are the royal couple being received ? well tom, couple being received? well tom, it's couple being received? well tom, r-e e— couple being received? well tom, it's a fantastic— couple being received? well tom, it's a fantastic atmosphere rene. — it's a fantastic atmosphere rene. tnn— it's a fantastic atmosphere rene. tn tn— it's a fantas

orjust a fan of the premier or just a fan of the premier ieogoee— or just a fan of the premier ieogoee peib sabe— more than a couple of weeks. webb sam, b— more than a couple of weeks. well, sam, i take— more than a couple of weeks. well, sam, i take your point. i be— well, sam, i take your point. i be what— well, sam, i take your point. i like what woke— well, sam, i take your point. i like what woke used to mean, but not like what woke used to mean, but nab any— like what woke used to mean, but nab any mee— like what woke used to mean, but not any more because it's changeab— not any more because it's changed. stephanie tetchy i need bebb— changed. stephanie tetchy i need bebb bubb— changed. stephanie tetchy i need some help with this story. ebeaee— some help with this story. please what— some help with this story. please what are your thoughts? webb — please what are your thoughts? webb-a— please what are your thoughts? webb-a wau- please what are your thoughts? well,-a man united. please what are your thoughts? i well,-a man united fan well, mark, i'm a man united fan and of course, bla

also had that role replaced by oliver dowden, who is a really see— oliver dowden, who is a really sese peiss—examined. it says here that the report— cross—examined. it says here that the report in— cross—examined. it says here that the report in front- i ripe? iv:v: it says here that the report in front of i vi;,p<.iv iv:v: it says here that the report in front of you . i that the report in front of you . i is — that the report in front of you . i is sir— that the report in front of you . i do. sir philip— that the report in front of you . i do. sir philip barton told sne— . i do. sir philip barton told sne sepnsv— . i do. sir philip barton told the deputy prime minister in a privese— the deputy prime minister in a privese ens— the deputy prime minister in a private and informal meeting snes— private and informal meeting snes ne— private and informal meeting that he should— private and informal meeting that he should not threaten eiiisieis— that he should not threaten officials with— that he should not threaten officials with references to the sivii— officials with references to the sivii

were rewarded mm— pandemic and we were rewarded mm turmer— pandemic and we were rewarded with further peysional, if you ire,— trying to become a professional, if you ire, m— trying to become a professional, if you like, in the— trying to become a professional, if you like, in the health service.— if you like, in the health service. and— if you like, in the health service. and i- if you like, in the health service. and i think even you wru— service. and i think even you wit resem— service. and i think even you will accept that— service. and i think even you will accept that they're under huge— will accept that they're under huge pressure— will accept that they're under huge pressure and that was muttered— huge pressure and that was multiplied during the depths of the pandemic. — multiplied during the depths of the pandemic. so, look, the question is, if you treat workers like this, if you treat staff like this over 15 years and eventually they're going to try and claw that back. and that's the situation- that's the situation that we have — that's the situation that we have now. so— that's

so why should you nove ro pey— pay 20% vat. so why should you nove ro pay me— pay 20% vat.in a proper placement in this country or nor.— placement in this country or nor. nur— placement in this country or not. but those _ placement in this country or not. but those and it's about non— not. but those and it's about non of— not. but those and it's about noir or peopie— not. but those and it's about half of people who masquerade as eniioren— half of people who masquerade as oniiriren oni— half of people who masquerade as children and turn— half of people who masquerade as children and turn out not to be. vie-re— children and turn out not to be. vve-re propopiy— children and turn out not to be. we're probably going to have to nove— we're probably going to have to have some greater— we're probably going to have to have some greater safeguards ounri— have some greater safeguards ouni nor.— have some greater safeguards around that. but— have some greater safeguards around that. but the whole lot neede— around that. but the whole lot neeie ro— around that. but the whole lot neeie r

sne— of punishing the nurses for rejecting the government's desess— rejecting the government's ddsess peylegal. they- anyway? well what happens is it then illegal. "can then becomes illegal. they no longer— then becomes illegal. they no denges ees— then becomes illegal. they no longer get the protection that they relevant they would have under a relevant laws, will be laws, which means they will be in their contracts and in breach of their contracts and they dismissed. they're they could be dismissed. they're also injunction also, if a relevant injunction is then could be is obtained, then they could be in contempt court and all in contempt of court and all sorts things there. it's sorts of things there. it's interesting cullen interesting that pat cullen said they would anything they would never do anything illegal. do lose the illegal. so if they do lose the court action, which i suspect would be a very interesting proposition if they didn't, then they be in all sorts of they would be in all sorts of problems. i think that's the position. and as say, it's not position. and as i say, it'

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