ronnie with government guidelines.livan looking likt win ronnie o'sullivan looking likely to win there. really dramatic stuff. you can watch this of course on bbc two. but he is looking good and he has won the six world championship title and he had an absolutely phenomenal tournament, title and he had an absolutely phenomenaltournament, really exciting player to watch. six world championship title. one now away from the record of seven at the crucible and it's a record ranking title as well the ronnie o'sullivan, topping stephen hendry‘s title tally the. really incredible stuff. yeah, he is very much the star of the world snooker championship, ronnie o'sullivan. the man it was quite outspoken, not afraid to show his opinions, but he has won here in the session and he overcame mark selby ina session and he overcame mark selby in a semifinal, so there we go. six world championship title, this of course almost didn't happen at the crucible. 300 fans there to see this. phenomenal performance here from ronnie o'sullivan su

ronnie: wow. jared: i like the brick. ronnie: yeah.s: you guys excited about this? brando: totally. ronnie: definitely. this is really cool. steve: dude, look at the ceiling. i love it. brando: i do love that ceiling. that's cool. steve: this is gonna have a total specialty feel. lemonis: my expectation is that the chicago retail shop, combined with the wholesale warehouse, could become a $3-million-plus business in the next 12 months. you combine that with the $6 million that bodhi is already doing in california, we're scratching $10 million really quickly. steve: this is gonna be our best shop yet, for sure. lemonis: you think so? steve: yeah. lemonis: back in orange county, i still have one more surprise for our team. i wanted to thank you guys for what i would consider an interesting process, but i really don't believe that steve could have done this without you guys. steve: no way. i couldn't have. no way. lemonis: so, what i wanted to do is i wanted to give back 10% of my original investment to the team in here. ♪ jared: i'm very

ronnie has it all to do now, they start back in the morning. but it is tough for ronnie. of a fist pump there, and ronnie punching the table. ronnie nearly got out of it in the last frame. he couldn't get in position and it had a difficult pink in the corner pocket. it wobbled and stayed out, and he showed his frustration by banging the table. when mark selby won that session, there's only one fan in the room for mark. they both have one person in the room, so it was an important one. a big day for mark selby today. anthony mcgill against kyren wilson, fascinating? kyren wilson has come roaring back this morning, beautifully poised. really looking forward to tonight's session. let's keep stressing, mcgill had to qualify for this session, and here he is at a semifinal, possibly in a world final? he's got a great chance, and he may never have a better chance. he would've fancied his chances, but all of a sudden he may have frozen just a fraction, who knows? very impressed with him and how he dealt with it at eight all. very impossible to pick a winner, the third section may

ronnie isjust in a different level and i aspired to be like him.professional in september, not bad considering he only entered the q school qualifying tournament to stress the strength of his game. i'm just going to see how it is and take the experience from it. maybe in the second year, hopefully do like some tournaments but i'm just going to go after the experience and see what it's like. for most young players, it's like. for most young players, it's about making into the profession tour, but a venue like this in plenty of practice hours. ronnie sullivan's comments could provide extra motivation for those in the next generation and they may be across the table him and able to let the game do the talking. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. monday was another day of impressive cloudscapes across the uk but big lumpy clouds like these tend to produce intense downpours and thunderstorms, and that is exactly what we saw. this is the radar picture. it shows that those showers and storms look quite extensive across england and wales. some o

at 44, ronnie would be the second oldest world champion since ray reardon.

ronnie o'sullivan has won the world snooker championship — again. the 2020 betfred world snooker champion! snooker is a game of numbers for ronnie o'sullivan. these are the significant ones. a cheque for £500,000. the sport's biggest pay day. 28 years as one of the game's elite, and world title number six. to be here and have had all them victories, it's a dream but it's kind of becoming a bit of a reality as well so it's nice to be living a dream. like most sports, snooker has had to adapt to life during the covid outbreak. but last week its long—term future o'sullivan was worried about. if you look at the younger players coming through, they're not that good, really. they're so bad that a lot of them you see now, you think, i've properly got to lose an arm and a leg to fall outside the top 50, do you know what i mean? those words probably provided no comfort to a sport keen to boost participation numbers. if we go back ten years, and junior events, junior events around the world were at an all—time low. what we have seen is a steady increase and a

ronny how i you. know i am fine so i would like to know where you are i think i am somewhere in europe i said. oh i would so i have enough of this i promise i've been our boy scout. how many minutes ago. i had than 65 minutes so yes 5 minutes ahead of me. maybe i'm not going very fast. so we honest. i feel like a copy of the only depends in what last month then it said when i was dating and all along we had to lose that we had to follow up so i'd like of any obedience to them both what is in 4th best one and now what i when i was driving and it fast for most kids and for unfettered and if the coffee is untied on an adult state autobahn it doesn't make you feel any confidence so i didn't want to push and when you things to print. on the right side there's a fellow does just that you know. always that was the day i was so i guess. i can't believe how i. came to light it i am 11 minutes and 19 kilometers away from my touching 50. percent that should still be free because. maybe it might instead of the on

champion ronnie 0'sullivan, as mark selby gains the upper hand in their world championship semi. and when is it ok to not take the knee? we'll be discussing the symobolic gesture as sport continues to battle against racial prejudice. hello there, and welcome to sportsday. england's bowlers have been held back by the bad weather in southampton today, on the first day of their second test with pakistan. much of the day was lost to the rain — but they still managed to take five wickets, with two forjames anderson. let's head to henry moeran, who's at the ageas bowl for us. a breakthrough for england after lunch, how pleased will they be about taking those wickets considering the weather?

five—time champion of the world, the rocket, ronnie o'sullivan! called him, and he spent the weekend losing to him. o'sullivan only needed one frame in the evening session. enjoy every second — there weren't many. if o'sullivan is at his best, well, you don't get a chance. kyren wilson already knew that. it looked like o'sullivan would win with a century break until he slightly misjudged his position on the black, and, well, then... didn't matter. now, o'sullivan rates wilson highly, but he's been scathing of other young players. well, he is 44 and he is the world champion. my thing has been longevity, you know, i kind of... i go in and out of form, you know, my mind can wander sometimes, but then ijust get a little bit of a taste for it and think, "come on, let's see if you've still got it!" 2001 was the first, this the sixth world title, one behind stephen hendry. maybe that's a motivation. for, if o'sullivan really wants more, who still can stop him? joe wilson, bbc news. lewis hamilton has won formula one's spanish grand prix and in doing so h

ronnie 0'sullivan says a seventh world snooker title would be fantastic after his latest

ronnie o'sullivan was leading 3—1 at the mid—session break.ilson has won the frame to make it 3—2. if o'sullivan wins he'll equal steve davis and ray reardon‘s record of 6 world titles, stephen hendry holds the record with 7. lewis hamilton has finished fastest in qualifying ahead of tomorrow's spanish grand prix, his 92nd career pole. merecedes take first and second as team—mate valterri bottas just misses out, to leave hamilton on pole position. red bulls max verstappen sits behind in third. verstappen 30 points behind hamilton who leads the drivers standings. there's not much bring you from day three of england's second test against pakistan. the weather has delayed the start, which was meant to be at 11 this morning. pakistan are 223—9, but there's no sign of play starting just yet, with rain forecast in southampton where the match is taking place. there's a pitch inspection in the next few minutes. england currently lead the series 1—0. after a five month break, rugby union's premiership is back this weekend and gloucester will have enjoy

ronnie 0'sullivan and there.ow on that announcement that gcse results in northern ireland on thursday will be based solely on grades predicted by teachers. i'm joined now by geri cameron, president of the national association of headteachers in northern ireland. your reaction to that first of all. we are hugely relieved. it's the only sensible move the minister could have made to avoid even worse scenes than we saw last week with the a—level and as—level result so we are relieved and we think it's the only sensible move forward. you mentioned a levels, that's not settled yet, is it? far from it. there is huge anxiety in the system in northern ireland, we are watching with interest what's happening across the otherjurisdictions. it would be nice to think there could be an even level playing field going forward but in northern ireland we are focused on the injustice of at least 40% of our a—level candidates and there is huge anxiety in their homes as we speak. what about other head teachers, your members? our head

reagan said let ronnie b ronnie.t i used to get nervous about the tweeting, but now i realize that even though every single one of them does not work, this is a remarkable opportunity for him to communicate with his people. since he isn't -- i think i am understating this -- the most beloved by the press, i don't think he gets a fair interpretation. the only way he can overcome that is by direct communication. he is the president who has directly communicate with the public more than anybody else. he has opened a new way for leaders to communicate with their people. david: that was part of my interview with rudy giuliani, who went on to be a close adviser and supporter of president trump. coming up, we will talk with a former democrat who was a senator from alaska, former republican who was a senator from montana. we will talk about the issues we will see tonight. tonight at 10:00 eastern time, we will be bringing you live coverage of the republican national convention. we expect to hear from the first lady, melania

when you hear the phrase make america great again, ronnie, what does that mean to you?t mean anything about donald trump. i have been voting for almost 50 years and i will tell you right does make america great again has nothing to do with the american public. i think it has everything to do with donald j. trump himself. walso think that when bided -- when biden and the new york apartment of justice are going to go after donald j. trump. what does make america great again is not going to mean anything to donald trump once he loses this election. kansas on our support by . when you hear make america great again, what is your reaction? caller: i was so grateful for c-span's coverage, because there were no interruptions. it was easy to follow. thank you, c-span, for doing that because no one else is doing that. when i hear make america great

tras 44 aqos en prision por un crimen que no cometio, el afroamericano ronnie long, salio en libertadng fue enjuiciado y condenado a vida en prision a sus 20 aqos, tras una violacion y robo en 1976. sin embargo tras la revision de su caso y varias fallas procesales e irregularidades detectadas, una corte de distrito le regreso su libertad. a su salida lo esperaban familiares,, y su esposa, a quien conocio y con quien se caso estando en prision. la justicia colombiana detalla en un extenso documento, la supuesta estrategia que vincula al empresario alex saab con el regimen venezolano. y regresa a puerto un patrullero italiano con un muerto a bordo y decenas de migrantes rescatados en altamar. en cabo verde, africa, continua detenido el empresario colombiano alex saab, resunto testaferros del gobernante nicolas maduro. estados unidos espera su extradicion por lavdo de dinero. sin embargo, la defensa del barranquillero alega que su arresto en junio es ilegal y pide la liberacion del empresario-- pues segun ellos, saab era un eviado especial del gobierno de maduro que iba a iran en una mi

and tony, believe it or not now, ronnie long can vote.lans to. >> very good to hear and also very, very good to see an innocent man walk free after all these years. erin, thank you very much. >> reporter: he's very impressive. not bitter -- >> it is -- i'm always amazed, always a mazed that people can lose decades of their life and yet not lose their optimism or fellow feeling. all right. thank you very much. >>> ahead, "what to >>> time for "what to watch." we do not have our typical ray of vlad this morning because vlad duthiers is chasing the last rays of summer. however, "what to watch" carries on. and jamie yuccas is going to fill in from our l.a. bureau. jamie, good morning. >> well, i hope to be a little ray of vlad. a little ray of jamie coming at you this morning, tony. here are a few stories we think you're going to be talking about today -- a 3-year-old girl is safe in taiwan after a heart-pounding video shows her being carried into the air by a kite. [ screams ] that young girl somehow got tangled up in a kite's tail during an

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witness history hears from his friend, ronnie coffman.picture of what it is likely to yield. the man who fed the world. norman borlaug, praised for saving more lives than anyone in human history. we were in the field, hard at work, and we looked up and saw a car. and dr borlaug said "whoa, that looks like margaret." margaret was his wife. and she gets out, she says "norman, you won the nobel prize." he didn't really believe it. he comes back, and we go back to work. obviously i am personally honoured beyond all dreams by this election, but the obligations imposed by the honours are far greater than the honour itself. he grew up on a farm in iowa, coming of age during the great depression. he saw a lot of breadlines, a lot of people out of work. he saw a lot of poverty. i think that set him on his career to do something that would benefit society. he started his work in mexico in the 1960s, developing high—yielding disease resistant wheat that boosted harvests in became known as the green revolution. he was trained as a plant pathologist,

the pressure's off for the rocket, ronnie 0'sullivan — he storms to a record breaking first round winand the transfer window like we've never seen it. we ask whether clubs will reign in their summer spending, in light of coronavirus. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. "there is no factual basis whatsoever for this criminal investigation" — the words from football's world governing today over attempts to prosecute fifa president gianni infantino. criminal proceedings were launched last week by authorities, after allegations the fifa boss broke rules in meetings with switzerland's top lawyer. both men say they've done nothing wrong. we can get some more on this now, with our football reporter simon stone, who's been speaking to fifa today. they're adamant there's been no criminal conduct here. what do these allegations relate to? well gavin, this was outlined by the fifa deputy general secretary alastair bell, talking to the bbc this afternoon. and basically he said it relates to a meeting that took place between the fifa president, gianni infantino, and the swiss attor

ronnie. bloom's this business. ronnie well we can see what's happened but what is this this is you this was your business this is my father business my grandfather business we started this business and 19th one deal at the scifi and after. they make big chunks reveal where did ok here was my father and my uncle of 975 it's a 45 business here and model how you. what have you been able to say from the shop . that's not. what you. saw robert we've got a lot of i would have lost also a lot of i would go who are trying to save the odds are good because not everything maybe we're. thinking about our goods just so we can get a look at the if we have the power to create a fund for it ok it was not open and used. it's difficult what have you been told about the safety of the building i mean there's very little of it left it's not safe or is in many separate they are buried or it's not safe for half to to move we have only today to remove or totally think and from tomorrow we have done if it will be in rhode island so we hav

around 300 of them — and they could be in for a treat at snooker‘s world championship final with ronnieaim a sixth title. he leads kyren wilson who came from 8—2 down but missed this chance to close the gap to just one frame. and 0'sullivan finished off the evening to lead 10—7 heading into the final day. he had critisised having crowds due to saftey concerns. we have to get the whole country back on theirfeet, we have to get the whole country back on their feet, if we do not get back on their feet, if we do not get back to some sort of normality, it will affect our children and our children's children. it is a game of snooker, let us have the income tax. it is important for the sport that we have the showpiece and it is important for the players as 99.9% understand we are doing an amazing job keeping the livelihoods going and ronnie pat should understand that as well. you may have been watching the weather earlier on, and you may have noticed i mentioned about the lack of sun. it's not looking good for cricket fans or england this morning. they could do with a bit of sunshine in southa

ronnie 0'sullivan ta kes a now split in two.e 0'sullivan takes a three frame lead into the last day of the finals of the world snooker championship, the first indoor sporting event to be allowed a crowd since lockdown was eased in england. hello and welcome. to england first. there's further confusion for school leavers in england as the exams regulator, 0fqual, withdraws its guidance on appealing against a—level grades — just hours after publishing it. the government is facing mounting criticism over its handling of a—level results, with thousands of students left devastated. neither a—level nor gcse students were able to sit public exams this year because of the coronavirus pandemic. grades were decided using an algorithm that looked at not only how individual students were ranked in ability, but also how well their school or college performed in exams in recent years. it means almost 40% of a—level grades were marked down from teachers‘ predictions. the government has now said it will cover the cost of schools in england appe

the heavyweight second round match between five time champion ronnie o'sullivan and ding junhui is evenlyothing to separate the two who are level at eight frames all. and there was nothing to separate anthony mcgill and jamie clarke in a different sense, with the referee having to step in between the two players as tempers flared. mcgill accusing clarke of continuously being in his eyeline as he was trying to play. and what a disaster neil robertson had this morning before play could even start! he spilt coffee all over himself, and the floor and had to leave for a change of clothes before play could get under way. he currently leads barry hawkins 6—4 in the evening session. with the new premiership season beginning next week, there's some positive news for grassroots rugby today. training can be stepped up to involve matches, but with no contact. the professional game does allow that and, ahead of its return, our reporterjohn watson has been to twickenham, to speak to england's head coach. yes, grassroots rugby returns, not quite as we know it, though. there will be no full contact train

players as they 99.9% understand we are doing an amazing job keeping their livelihoods going and ronniee athlete s career, but for olympic hopeful kimberley woods, there've been nearly as many battles to overcome outside of her professional life. she's overcome childhood bullying and mental health issues in her ten yearjourney to team gb. bbc olympic sports reporter, nick hope, has been to meet her. throughout school i was bullied for as long as i could remember, whether it was on the shoes i wore or how i look because of being so muscular when i was littered, because of paddling and doing all kind of sports i was a bit of a tomboy and i was getting pushed around. there we re was getting pushed around. there were numerous times where i would be crying on the busjourney were numerous times where i would be crying on the bus journey home. were numerous times where i would be crying on the busjourney home. it was a lot to deal with. kimberley woods found opening up to herfamily challenging and sought emotional support through relationships but in 2015, she found herself alone. support thro

s ronnie muhl a of africa. now let's catch up on some of the other stories making headlines around the world this hour in the united states there are crowded party is holding its national convention as a virtual event for the 1st time due to the coronavirus pandemic kicked off with a rousing speech from former 1st lady michelle obama the democrats will hold only know an 8 joe biden as their candidate for president in the november election. china's southwestern such one province has issued its highest ever flood alert for years along the yangtze river tens of thousands of people have had to flee their homes after days of heavy rain authorities say this year's rainfall has been the highest since record keeping began in 1961. in belarus citizens angry at long time leader alexander lukashenko showed no sign of ending their protests there calling for the leader of the former soviet republic to step down country has been gripped by unrest since president lukashenko is widely disputed election when earlier this month.

ronnie o'sullivan has a 6—2 lead over kyren wilson after the first session of the snooker world championship the stands at the crucible theatre as part of government plans to get crowds back at events. there are 300 watching on in sheffield. five—time champion o'sullivan is on top, with this break of 106 one of the highlights of the afternoon. he then came from behind in a tense final frame of the session to take a four—frame lead. and here's live pictures from the crucible, where the second session has just got underway. the first frame back in the second session but wilson has a bit of a lead there, he needs a good session to stay... the final concludes on sunday — 18 frames the target. if o'sullivan wins he'll equal steve davis and ray reardon's record of six world titles — stephen hendry holds the record with seven. england's hopes of victory over pakistan in the second test are fading — with day three wiped out due to poor weather in southampton. bad light, rain and a wet outfield stopped pakistan from resuming on 223—9 in theirfirst innings. play was abandoned just after 5.00, without

ronnie o'sullivan has a 6—2 lead over kyran wilson after the first session of the snooker world championshiprucible theatre as part of the governments plans to get crowds back at events.. there are 300 watching on in sheffield. five—time champion o'sullivan is on top with this break of 106 one of the highlights of the afternoon. he then came from behind in a tense final frame of the session to take a four frame lead. the evening session gets under way in just under an hour's time — you can watch it live on bbc two. england's hopes of victory over pakistan in the 2nd test are fading — with day three wiped out, due to poor weather in southampton. bad light, rain and a wet outfield stopped pakistan from resuming on 223—9 in their first innings. play was abandoned just after 5 o'clock, without a ball being bowled. the conditions aren't likely to improve over the final two days, so we're looking at a draw for this test. england in the three match series 1—0. next to a massive night in the champions league for manchester city. if they beat lyon later, they can seal a place in the semi—finals of th

ronnie o'sullivan against mark selby could be a final. what are you expecting from this?ould be a final. what are you expecting from this? a very high standard of snooker. two juggernauts of the game competing in the semifinal. mark selby back to world championship form possibly. he always has his big game where he can play tremendous safety but he is backing it up with heavy scoring, a very difficult player to beat. thank you very much for your thoughts and you very much for your thoughts and you will be able to watch that at 6:1i5pm on bbc two. —— 6:55pm. five leading indoor sports are coming together to put pressure on the government to provide incentives for the reopening of indoorfacilities. badminton, netball, table tennis, volleyball and basketball are hoping leisure operators, schools and other venues are able to get participants back into community sport. they two say thirds of facilities will remain unusable into the autumn for the 2.4 million people who regularly use them. i think it is really difficult to see how they will reopen. the danger is that some will

and get set for a thrilling deciding session, between ronnie o'sullivan and mark selby...the world championship? man city will face lyon and the champions league tomorrow. there will be out without the star player in sergio aguero. if city do when there will face either bayern munich or barcelona in the semifinals. pep guardiola says pressure is always there and they can only do their best. we saw how they were the last two games. so tomorrow will be no exception. we have to try and avoid the mistakes. that is all. the pressure is always there to try and do our best. we will do it. well tonight — bayern munich will be hoping to follow fellow bundesliga side leipzig into the semi—finals. leipzig through courtesy of a 2—1 win over atletico madrid. it's german against spanish opposition again later. barcelona lie in wait in lisbon for the german champions. a really exciting encounter... taufig khalil — can bayern make it two german sides in the final four later...? i would say for the international chase of champions, it would be better next thing bayern munich or leipzig aga

ronnie battled addiction for many years, but he had periods of sobriety.is art often featured free to follow. he said in a 2014 interview with the chronicle, he sold his works in hospitality house and haight and fillmore. in 2014, at age 53 and while living in an encampment under the freeway, ronnie fulfilled his dream of running in the san francisco half marathon. he auctioned off one of his paintings that allowed him to pay for the marathon and give back to the halfway house that helped him after he got out of prison. he helped out his neighbors and nearby small business owners, and he lived briefly in a basement of a rest home building before he returned to the street that was his home during his untimely passing. shortly before his death, he was selected for a show with the museum of modern art. the show was set to open in april, but was delayed because of the pandemic, and sadly, ronnie won't be able to see his creations on display, but clearly, his bright light will continue to shine. rest in peace, ronnie chapman. you will be missed. >> clerk: super

ronnie jackson, senior advisor for the trump-fence campaign, mercedes schlapp. you administered this montreal cognitive assessment for the president. number one, the media has portrayed this as being simple and easy. is it an easy test as they say because that's not what i've heard and read. >> i'll tell you if it's so easy, i don't know why they just want to submit bite into it and get it over with. is not an easy test. most people can't score 30 out of 30 like president trump. the reality is it as a screening test for cognitive disability and if you don't have any cognitive disability, you should be able to pass it and i've heard biden talk about how simple it is and it's really that simple and he thinks that way, he should submit to the test and take the test. >> sean: my understanding is when that test was administered, this is it, one shot and what you get will be reported. >> that's right, it's pretty straightforward. it's very objective, so i gave the president the test and he did really well on it and i've said this before, but there was absolutely, posi

on the anniversary of martin luther king's civil rights ronnie 57 years ago. tension in the turkey says it propelled great fight.

and after victory in the world championship for ronnie o'sullivan, could the 44—year—old inspire youngeris footsteps? still to come on sportsday... crisis at the camp nou. questions over the future of lionel messi, as barcelona look for a fresh start following that 8—2 champions league hammering. and the woman turning heads with her hijab. we meet the uk's first female muslim referee. you female muslim referee. say things like, this is a m game, you say things like, this is a man's game, i'm like, no, it is a man's game, i'm like, no, it is a man's game and a woman's game. hello and welcome along to sportsday. thanks forjoining us. we will get the latest from the cricket any moment. but first two headaches perhaps for organisers at the us open tennis. world number two simona halep is the latest big name to choose not to play in the us open — over health concerns due to coronavius. the grand slam, taking place in new york at the end of the month, is missing several key names from tennis. we can speak now tennis commentator gigi salmon for more on this. when we look at this decision from s

ronnie in tennessee, ronnie? >> caller: hey, jim, what's going on >> i hurt my shoulder swimming i don't know probably too granular, how about you? >> caller: it's going wonderful. classic. i got a two-part question for you but first, thank you for everything you do on the show and everything you do for everybody else, okay >> thank you >> caller: no problem. i got two-part question. so my first part is do you think the market is starting to switch to the more value stocks or stocks that have been beaten down by covid-19 and the second part, with the new news from amazon as far as recent retail space and best debris that you always preach, even though they missed out the day on expected eps, how do you feel about spv >> oh, boy, okay i happen to like simon properties and federal reality they are incredibly well run not like the other guys. they figured it out. you have a good one there. i don't want to back away from amazon we have a big conference call on thursday and i'll stick by it. that said, yes, i think va

he'll face ronnie 0'sullivan or ding junhui next.unting a comeback against reigning champion judd trump. the 20—year—old was trailing by four frames, but has won two in a row and will resume this evening at 9—7 to trump. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. i'll be back with another update in advance an hour's time. good on afternoon to you, you're watching bbc news, i'mjane hill. we have been talking about the record number of migrants crossing the wrecker channel. just worth bringing your attention to some tweets that the home secretary has put out in the home secretary has put out in the last little while. —— crossing the last little while. —— crossing the english channel. france and other eu states are safe countries. genuine refugees should claim asylum player, not risk their lives and break the law by coming to the uk. she goes on to say: she adds: this is a recent thread from priti patelin this is a recent thread from priti patel in just the last few moments. we will ke

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ronnie more things he bought into the ground us drop the bomb we still use the thousands of japanese people they build it up they see so who is coming out of your life because. of course i have to see how strong that decision if it is personal i was. he was the warm. please be enjoyed to this day because. to be a. teacher so yeah my wife calling us from the place i'm so close misses being defined just enough. yeah you noticed it's the new way oh. i'm that is what it is. and. some of it is real celebrities and is this. if you feel you in your relationship with your grandfather i'm going to get mine sometimes that. you know you know and also you sociate sex i don't mean oh yeah no no no no no i know i understand completely when i was a kid yeah very annoying sometimes because you're a teenager and you're trying to figure out who you are you know and and what you turn out to be for a lot of people as an adjunct to somebody else so they you know your grandfather was wonderful and i remember your grandfather and yeah yeah yeah. you know thanks. as i've gotten older know it's you know ther

invent brandenburg gate you can say my mode i was reading and i thought everything is just playing and ronnie is going to be at the brandenburg gate and i don't know how from a fall me and i'll be a man and you need to realize one thing i had the overview because this was a location sharing i was annoying that my shyly was already there and i'm winning and winning and winning and i think i had a 42 to think i think it only takes a human to get he was ahead of me by 60 kilometers after i stopped that calmed me down a lot i just tried to call my wife and she said she is not available because she needs a 5 minute silence i am wondering i hope i am able to get to the clinic. i am just before my next charging poison so it's 7.9 to me just 7.8 to me just wait i have 51 q to me doesn't left in the batteries so i'm quite close to it i hope that i can make kids and quickly charge i shall use some old laws. charging fine some 60 kilometers do you thank me i think she gets some something doesn't take drugs there was also an amazing long gone starting area behind me so i believe she has 2 hours a day job

five—time champion of the world, the rocket ronnie o'sullivan.e o'sullivan would win with a century break until he slightly misjudged his position on the black and, well, then...didn't matter. now o'sullivan rates wilson highly, but he's been scathing of other young players. well, he is 44 and he is the world champion. my thing has been longevity. i kind of go in and out of form. my mind can wander sometimes but then ijust get a little bit of a taste for it and think, "come on, let's see if you've still got it." 2001 was the first, this the sixth world title — one behind stephen hendry. maybe that's a motivation. for if o'sullivan really wants more, who still can stop him? joe wilson, bbc news. on the subject of greats, lewis hamilton continues his charge towards being the most successful formula one driver of all time. hamilton said he "touched perfection" as he won the spanish grand prix — having led the race from start to finish. michael schumacher is still the gold standard of course, and hamilton is nowjust three wins short of the german's a