, the horol threw out in the wind and the noise from the meble factory did not get angry with the rajans. she is heaven to she is not hygienic for tamping or nutrition, and is not grown alexander turchin gave a depressing especially mulad opposite at three months, take measures to put things in order at the factory and stop the akhunas. today they voiced their problem to alexander genrikhovich. and how would the factory receive an order within a three-month period, let's say, to eliminate this violation by the owners of the business. they should still be socially responsible and understandable, as if profit saving costs - that's all great. but knowing or when you acquired this asset and understood all the possible problems that you will face, so we still need to ah, clearly and clearly. e do everything in within the framework of the current legislation. i emphasize we do not require anything more than 12 people. this is not only the hari slutsk district on the kopylsky alley at home, trying to make out dadina's destruction until the end. to play a joke on the skin and not leave them with

a group of chinese students of philology and the faculty with the belarusian vyaznik, and the rajans of the country with a violin melody at the kupalovsky yard. ryazan with stress 2022 international from the message of the good belarusian word i confess to the international belarusian language. it's very well good. well, uh, that's a lovely pronunciation. well, i really like and really like permian music, as i heard. i really love not only rejoiced, i am belarusian people belarusian language. yes very beautiful very beautiful language so for us i will, if you have a chance, and the future tense is putin and learn the belarusian language. i associate with the belarusian beauty and the beauty of nature for foreign students. kupalovsky cancer pass with the knowledge of russian culture for the belarusian youth - this is the way yes, you dismiss the profession knitting meetings for gtkhyunakovogo dzhalchat, a mix of advocacy and veselova, bauliner jasu for the elders of the philological faculty of belarusian state university, she began to live the prettiest girls in the world - this is be

but coming up next week — rajan�*s in belfast, scoring a night in the bed of northern ireland's moste was the coolest guy around and he was just an amazing footballer. and if you'd like to catch up on some of our recent adventures, you can find us on the bbc iplayer. and don't forget to check us out on social media too. search for bbc travel show and look out for the blue icon. until next time, from me and all the travel show team here in amsterdam, it's goodbye. well, the weekend, for many of us, actually, isn't looking too bad at all. some sunshine around and feeling pleasantly warm, but we have scattered showers in the forecast, too. in fact, it will end up fairly cloudy in northern ireland and western scotland eventually later on saturday. now, the clouds have been clearing overnight and into the early hours of saturday morning — in fact, it is largely clear across the uk. perhaps some mist and murk around coasts in the south—west and just a few showers there in the western isles and maybe central scotland but other than that, i think it's mostly sunny right from the word go with

well, that's all we have time for on this week's show, but coming up next week, rajan�*s in belfast..baller. well, he was the fifth beatle, he was the coolest guy around and he was just an amazing footballer. and if you'd like to catch up on some of our recent adventures, you can find us on bbc iplayer. and don't forget, we're on social media, too — you can just search for bbc travel show and look out for the blue icon. until next time, from me and all the rest of the travel show team here in amsterdam, it's goodbye. hello, sunshine on the way for many parts of the uk this afternoon, but for some it will be accompanied by a serving of showers. driest, brightest closest to this area of high pressure, so across southern and eastern most counties of england. low pressure to the northwest feeding in more in the way of cloud. the sun is going to have a pretty good go at breaking that cloud up in many areas, but it is likely to produce some showers i think across western wales and northern england into the afternoon and potentially some thunderstorms for southern scotland and northern irela

well, that�*s all we have time for on this week�*s show, but coming up next week, rajan�*s in belfast like to catch up on some of our recent adventures, you can find us on bbc iplayer. and don�*t forget, we�*re on social media, too — you can just search for bbc travel show and look out for the blue icon. until next time, from me and all rest of the travel show team here in amsterdam, it�*s goodbye. hello. rather mixed fare being served up by our weather for this weekend. to the north and west of the uk there will be more cloud around with some outbreaks of rain at times. the further south and east you are, the greater your chances of staying dry and seeing some sunshine and that is because of the proximity of this area of high pressure across the continent. and the low pressure towards the north—west will feed for western scotland, sometimes across northern ireland, a few showers drifting east into scotland. the odd one i think for northern england and wales as well. southern counties of england and east anglia probably with the clearest skies will get the highest temperatures, up int

well, that's all we have time for on this week's show, but coming up next week, rajan�*s in belfast..ous footballer. well, he was the fifth beatle, he was the coolest guy around and he was just an amazing footballer. and if you'd like to catch up on some of our recent adventures, you can find us on bbc iplayer. and don't forget, we're on social media, too — you can just search for bbc travel show and look out for the blue icon. until next time, from me and all rest of the travel show team here in amsterdam, it's goodbye. hello there. there was a north—south divide with the weather for the start of the weekend. yes, weather fronts across scotland and northern ireland brought certainly more cloud, a bit more of a breeze, some showery outbreaks of rain as well. high pressure, though, hanging on in across england and wales. the cloud did develop as we went through the afternoon with some warm sunshine. london saw a high of 22 degrees — 72 fahrenheit. but where that cloud and the rain lingered across the highland, where we had around half an inch worth of rain through the day, it was a fai

well, that's all we have time for on this week's show, but coming up next week, rajan�*s in belfast..er. well, he was the fifth beatle, he was the coolest guy around and he was just an amazing footballer. and if you'd like to catch up on some of our recent adventures, you can find us on bbc iplayer. and don't forget, we're on social media, too — you can just search for bbc travel show and look out for the blue icon. until next time, from me and all the rest of the travel show team here in amsterdam, it's goodbye. hello. after a wet night across parts of england and wales, keep the umbrellas handy wherever you are during tuesday. there will be some sunny spells. it won't be wet all the time, but you may never be too far away from a shower that could be heavy, possibly thundery. now, low pressure is beginning to edge away. we have a flow of air coming in from the west—northwest to the uk. it is unstable, so along with those sunny spells, there will be some big clouds building at times with those showers breaking out. away from central, southeast and eastern england, where it could still

now on bbc news: rajan datar is in dublin, a unesco city of literature, celebrating 100 years since theublication of james joyce's epic novel, ulysses. this week on the travel show, centennial celebrations in a city of stories. the beauty ofjoyce�*s language, the way he relates to the common man and woman, is incredible. how to make your holiday budget travel further. the simplest way to cut costs? don't travel when everybody else is. and closing in on colombo. karolis heads for the finish line. that's it, baby! this week, i'm in dublin, a unesco city of literature that's produced a host of famous writers from samuel beckett to oscar wilde. but i'm here puzzling over one particular novel that's made the irish capital a must—visit destination for any book—lover — a novel that this year celebrates its 100th birthday. and that book is ulysses byjamesjoyce. now, even though it's widely regarded as being one of the finest pieces of literature of the 20th century, it's also notoriously difficult to read. now, i've tried — and i must admit, i've failed, too — but i'm told that if you invest in

but coming up next week... ..rajan's in belfast... wow!d of northern ireland's most famous footballer. he was the fifth beatle. he was the coolest guy around, and he wasjust an amazing footballer. and if you like to catch up on our latest features, you can find us on the bbc iplayer. don't forget to check us out on social media, too, just search for bbc travel show and look out for the blue icon. until next time, from me and all the travel show team here in amsterdam, it's goodbye. good evening. in the sunshine again today, temperatures have reached the low 20s, but actually, for the week ahead — and certainly the first few days of the week ahead — it looks cooler. there will be some heavy showery rain around. and wednesday looks really quite unsettled and windy. we might see some warmth and dry weather return to the south later in the week. so the set—up during the rest of today and tomorrow is low pressure to the north and low pressure approaching from the south, so we are going to see some rain or some showers. now, that rain at the mom

well, that's all we have time for on this week's show, but coming up next week, rajan�*s in belfast..er. well, he was the fifth beatle, he was the coolest guy around and he was just an amazing footballer. and if you'd like to catch up on some of our recent adventures, you can find us on bbc iplayer. and don't forget, we're on social media, too — you can just search for bbc travel show and look out for the blue icon. until next time, from me and all the rest of the travel show team here in amsterdam, it's goodbye. hello, there. we'll be developing a north—south split across the country into friday, that's because we've got higher pressure building in across southern areas. so, that will bring in quite a long sunshine around, far more sunshine across the south than we had on thursday, but we maintain the windy, blustery theme across the north with further showers. that's because it's closer to this area of low pressure. but this area of high pressure will continue to push its way northwards, dominating the weather scene across much of the midlands, southwards, and in towards wales. ther

it does because i love the media show and i was listening amol rajan talking to channel 5 to some journalistsalking and i sat there thinking this is a man who runs on instinct and spontaneity and i had not come across that sort of spark for some time. i recognised it because when i first took challenge 30 years ago to the bbc, michael grade had that spark �*cause i went with a whole new forward and he just went, "i trust you and to go away and make it." that is rare. i recognised something. someone put ben and i together and the rest is history. so thank you. i'll pass on my thanks to amol, i can't take it myself but i have many questions about the return of challenge anneka. we will get to that later in this edition of the media show, great to have you on it. but we will start with partygate because the sue gray report is out, borisjohnson had a press conference and made a statement in the house of commons and responded to questions from mps from both sides of the floor and let's explore whether media fits into this story, with a columnist from the daily mail and a david yelland,former edito

it does because, i love the media show and i was listening to amol rajan and talking to ben frow on channelnking, "this is a man who "runs on instinct and spontaneity." and i hadn't come across that sort of spark for quite a long time. i recognised it because when i first took challenge 30 years ago to the bbc michael grade had that spark, because ijust went with a whole new format and he just went, "i trust you, go and make it." and you know, that is rare. and so i recognised something. so someone put ben and i together and the rest is history. so thank you. well, i'll pass the thanks on to amol. i can't take the thanks on behalf of myself. i got lots of questions about the return of challenge anneka. we will get to that a little later in this edition of the media show. great to have you on it. but we are going to start with partygate because the sue gray report is out, borisjohnson held the press conference, he also made a statement in the house of commons earlier and responded to questions from mps from both sides of the floor. let's explore where the media fits into this story. we have

expanding cooperation with the ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of india to belarus and locke rajanur correspondent andrei semchenko mr. ambassador thank you for agreeing to an interview with diplomats and belarus has repeatedly expressed interest parties in development bilateral relations, the trade turnover of our countries in 2021 is more than 500 160 million dollars. what untapped points of contact can you note in our bilateral relations? let me thank you for the opportunity. to show the attitude towards my belarusian friends, that we have been cooperating in many areas for decades. for example, here are three ideas that have great potential, but interaction, in which, unfortunately, the first tattooism is extremely low, the second is it's possibilities, the third, the current development of production. yes we are many we buy, like belarus, for example, agricultural machinery. we have a request. belarus has technology. so on those three fronts. we can work more. and uh, after two years of the coronavirus and strong geopolitical tensions, after two years of the coronavirus and st

for you, a student from the east bay as one the california state spelling bee 12 year old schroeder rajane cory lane school in dublin. spelling bee was held at the san joaquin office of education over the weekend. the sixth grader will be one of two students to represent california at the scripts national spelling bee in washington d c next month, the winning word by the way. back severus, which means bearing or producing berries. coming up in sports. not once but twice. giants catcher curt casali easily goes deep, but was it enough to give the giants the win? joe fonzi has the highlights coming up next drug bust along the california mexico border turns up more than drugs at 11. investigators take us underground for a closer look at how they suspect s out-of-state corporations wrote an online sports betting plan they call "solutions for the homeless". really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, they'd take even more. the corporations' own promotional costs, like free bets, taken from the homeless funds. and they'd get a refund on their $100 mil

efforts to become what's described as being a "digital—first" organisation. 0ur media editor, amol rajanis a complicated and really detailed announcement and i l really detailed announcement and i think it is an attempt by the director—general on the bbc�*s leadership team and begin on the challenge of the bbc faces. the licence fee has been frozen for two years in the bbc has to find big savings and obviously that happens mid cost—of—living crisis of the need to find £200 million of savings. the other big thing is a technological threat of the bbc is going to be around in ten or 15 years and needs a new generation to not just watch and years and needs a new generation to notjust watch and listen to the bbc but to pay for it so there is another £300 million being spent on new digital programming to try and appeal to let young audience but it does mean getting from here so they're some of the bbc�*s treasure programmes and services will changed. radio four extra and cvc which i'm addicted to not by choice or because my children watch it four won't stop existing but they will become digita

earlier our media editor, amol rajan, told me more about the changes.threat is technological, which is that more and more future licence fee payers are consuming things online, and that's not where the bbc�*s resources are focused. to address those challenges there is this £500 million plan, £200 million of savings which the bbc£has found $50 million which the bbc has found £50 million and will have to find another £150 million, and then a £300 million reinvestment which is a reallocation of resources around digital. what that means in practice is among other things, in three years or so, there are some channels which will be moving from linear to digital and amongst those is cbbc, the children's channel which i'm addicted to. so that won't be on the television? it won't be on the television, no. the content will still be there, there might be some changes in what they do but it will become a digital channel. the same is true true of bbc four which has a lot of archive material and will grow to being digital. radio a extra. none of that will happen for

well, that�*s all we have time for on this week�*s show, but coming up next week, rajan�*s in belfaste day for partygate. those named in sue grey�*s report have until 5:00pm to respond ahead of its long—awaited publication this week. a city remembers, five years on from the manchester arena bomb that killed 22 people. the premier league title race will be decided today, but who will be celebrating? it�*s in manchester city�*s hands, but any slip—up and quadruple—chasing liverpool are waiting to pounce. # eastenders theme. and there is a new couple in albert square, as the duke and duchess of cornwall star in a specialjubilee episode of eastenders. good morning. i think many parts of the uk will see the sun at some stage today, particularly the further south and east you are. but will that sunshine spark off some thundery showers for you this afternoon? more details on what�*s happening, where, coming up. it is sunday 22 may. our main story: the long—awaited report into gatherings in downing street during lockdown is expected to be published within days. the senior civil servant sue gr