paul rosie. -- paul —— paul rosie. my my dog was absolutely terrified of the fireworks this year. been out and about. you can see the rainfall in the last few hours, it is still across scotland at the moment with tricky travel conditions and heavy showers sweeping in behind. some of the wettest places have had between 50 and 75 millimetres of rain in the past 12 to 18 hours. no wonder we have flood warnings out in some parts of south england and scotland. the low pressure and the rain is relentless. this shows the rainfall throughout the rest of the week and some parts of the highlands, as you can see, may get in excess of 80 millimetres of rain. this evening and overnight, that rain pulls away and it becomes stuck across the northern isles, particularly shetland. heavy showers behind rumbles of thunder. not great for dogs. in between it has a

for the pbs newshour, i am rosie birch are -- rosie birchard. ♪ judy: fans of taylor swift hoping too her upcoming tour have met a confusing and chaotic system, prompting outrage from fans and lawmakers alike. john yang has more. >> ♪ now we've got bad blood ♪ ♪ john: a mega-tour by mega-star taylor swift is stirring up bad blood between the singer's fans and the company behind the show. back on tour for the first time in five years, swift is selling out stadiums across the country for her "eras" show. but that didn't make it easier for fans trying to score tickets. >> come on, we gotta go, 13 minutes. john: posting their experience online, hopeful swifties flooded ticketmaster for presale seats only to meet extensive wait times, steep fees, and glitches. the site itself froze more than once as the queue numbered in the thousands. >> we are talking $750 a ticket for down here. john: ticketmaster blamed historically unprecedented demand and urged patients. -- patience. but critics saw a different issue, the 2010 merger between ticketmaster and live nation, that combined venues, artist

on duty that night was fiona lacey, happily reunited with rosie this morning. hi! gone crazy, hasn't it? it has, and what a lovely dog she is as well. rosie is happy, and her story has had a paw—fect ending. phil mackie, bbc news, loughborough.

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since then, rosie has become a full blown internet vigilante.last name is grand g r a n d e and my first name is ariana. really yeah. for those of us who can't channel our inner pop star quite so easily. what is the one tip you would give people when it comes to protecting themselves against scammers? don't click on anything. don't answer the phone. if you have a problem with you bank or your taxes or something, look up the number for the direct company and call them yourself. for now , rosie said she is proud to be a part of the growing scambaiting community online and will continue to waste scammers time and resources as much as she can be good at the end of the day to bring that sort of awareness and happiness and comedy to different people. even if it's just one person a day that i make laugh, and even if that one person is me, it's still worth it. ganz, abc news new york okay? to the other thing that she's not mentioning there is by scambaiting these people. she's preventing someone else from being scammed by keeping the scammer on the phon

rosie has terminal cancer, and knows she's reaching the end of her life. i know i'm going to die.ey to death being as comfortable as possible. but today's research shows in many areas, getting palliative help when it's needed can be really difficult, so when rosie found herself feeling weak and in pain, she was sent to the emergency department three times. in a&e, i was seen by a lovely doctor, ecg done again, blood tests done again. waited for the blood test to come back, and i was sent home with the same pain and the same weakness. and when tracey was caring for herfather, michael, in his last days, the only nhs number she had for end—of—life care closed at a.30pm in the afternoon — no good when they hit a crisis at 10pm. i phoned an ambulance, because that was the only people that i could think to call. what would you like to have been there? a phone number, advice. people don'tjust die during office hours. michael passed away the following day. the research for the charity marie curie found that in two thirds of the uk, out—of—hours services are patchy or nonexistent, and most

and his efforts to put to rosie in the spotlight will continue the w. w. f specialist agrees such a commitment can definitely pay off either every species is worth protecting, often including those we assume to be unnecessary. and just for those we don't find especially appealing eisley. also research shows that working with lesser known species as possible. it just means putting in more time to increase awareness of those lesser noise lease. and for like the contracts we're back in the hearts region efforts to get the home to reproduce failed again this year. but will the public relations campaign be more successful? it would help the research luck was men to has gathered a few testers to find out just what these together were. frosted bergs agency for forced on. we've produced an animation about this very special animal that's to make the home attractive to families and children. guys, i'm of, i mean, let's take a look one think it's only a few seconds longer as we hope with us. it's mine given palsy couldn't. ah ah ah ah, as each flemish a b, that's wha

and we did as 13, all disclose rosie's neighborhood was a military training ground until 2004. when the army left, the site was earmarked ford motor racing until klaus mondrey came along. he campaigned against turning the forest and meadows of the $270.00, to site into a racetrack in doing so, the biologists saved the habitat of the thick antenna plant bug and numerous other species. some may not even have been discovered yet. screens in the a d audience, the unsaid tactless species that are disappearing for the ones we're not focused on and get us cuz i don't see it as a ranking because this bosses are unknown. i can't decide against as easy as if i don't know it exists as general form to them, so they're not just a multi unit. hm. and so the more appealing ones tend to be prioritized forms understand. we just have to accept it. what's more about we can't give up and allow ourselves to resist efforts to save other space. and largely the lesson of the under an auto group would extra just like the bug itself. it's happy tant, has suffered long term neglect. the ran insect thrive

and you look later at the seal who comes in mr. co lille for rosie. these individuals have no qualifications to be in responsible banking positions where they have very weak qualifications. but all of that is overlooked. the over site of the americans in the international community, rather weak cobble banking needed credibility. so fell nude and photos a set about attracting high profile shareholders, members of the afghan elite politicians, business people, and investors to provide status and political cover. and we'll take about less beer should i call a cobble funk? the, the shower lube sort of a 2nd was emission k will not q has done king or buddha and why not? because she got off. i mean i mission america was terrible in that should call couple bunk by nami, has seen in boot care will. but that is much, much on him for him, but my mind with a kind of able to go, but that it is to move home because i by miss chicago the casa with them, katie, not a shadow call with them, but share home your in the us up with that on the kid, her shadow quite proba

mark rosie , very much. so the battle rosie, very much.o the battle of britain takes off at seven this evening as. of britain takes off at seven this evening as . wales and this evening as. wales and england battle in the desert of doha for the final group b game. iran usa the other teams to the current group b table. england's sitting iran second on three points usa to on wales. down the bottom there on only one. but here's the rub. all four teams could still qualify . so a brief could still qualify. so a brief look at all the various scenario is showing the four teams can go into the 60 knockout stages possibly. wales need to beat england by at least one goal difference and hope that iran and usa play out a draw against each other. wales would go through then a superior goal difference . iran could be difference. iran could be through for the time ever if they beat usa, but a draw would also be enough if wales lose to england. usa. well, they to win against iran. to survive . all against iran. to survive. all clear.7 no me neither. howev

they'd come to herfavourite park, there was a series of loud bangs and rosie ran off. after a frantic search, steve's wife rang to say rosie had handed herself in at the nearby police station. she was calm once she'd gone in. once she was inside, she wasn't frightened of the bangs, so she just sat down calmly. i've seen that on the cctv clip. she just sat down waiting? that's right, just sat down waiting. why did she go to the police station, i wonder? well, probably because it was somewhere safe, really. on duty that night was fiona lacey, happily reunited with rosie this morning. hi! you get all kinds wandering into a police station. no! and she's become very famous. the whole thing has gone crazy, hasn't it? it has, and what a lovely dog she is as well. rosie is happy, and her story has had a paw—fect ending. phil mackie, bbc news, loughborough. time for a look at the weather. it's been pretty soggy out there for many of us. still some outbreaks of rain today. we have got a lot of big battles around and surface water on the road and we have heavy showers moving on f

on duty that night was fiona lacey, happily reunited with rosie this morning. hi!aw—fect ending. phil mackie, bbc news, loughborough. fill in your own cliches! now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. hello. we've seen some fairly heavy bursts of rain today and blustery winds too. most of the rain starting to clear away from the east coast, but we've got plenty more heavy showers moving in from the west. this was the scene in dawlish in devon a little bit earlier on, so some rainbows to see out the day. for the next few days, this theme continues — low pressure bringing us fairly blustery conditions with rain around at times. we've got this weather front here that brought most of that rain today, which is pushing away from the east, but is still lingering across parts of north—east scotland, particularly up towards the northern isles, where it's also going to be really windy for the remainder of the day. in fact, gusts of wind here could reach close to 60 mph. for the rest of the uk, clearer spells and a scattering of heavy showers rolling in

rosie . it's the news headlines. rosie. it's 131. good afternoon and rosie. right. 50 conservative mp have signed a letter urging the prime minister change modern slavery laws to ease the migrant crisis . the slavery laws to ease the migrant crisis. the group including former cabinet ministers , says former cabinet ministers, says migrants believe our boat migrants believe our boat migrants they believe are bogus seekers who claim to be the of trafficking can't object to being returned to their home country . gb news has learnt that country. gb news has learnt that at seven small boats with around 50 people on board each have been intercepted in the channel and have been taken to dover processing national grid could pay processing national grid could pay household aides to cut their power usage for the first time tomorrow in a bid to avoid a blackout. the operators warning outages at a nuclear power plants in france has put pressure on supplies. it might need to use its new demand flexibility. households may be asked reduce their usage at certain times in the day an

but thanks to rosie, science is now taking a fresh look at the unique species. diversity of the forest edge are distinguished images employ. yeah, that's i think that with this project we've stumbled on a need that now needs to be addressed. we're collecting the necessary information some and we're seeing our work validated by all the species where able to find on the forest edge often debit and also in the threat to the speeds. sells them to federal school. it's no coincidence that creatures living in these areas are often among the most endangered in those so sick ferguson, klaus mondrey and his team have appointed rosie the patron species of this ecosystem. they hope that bucks protection will benefit as many other species as possible. a common but controversial practice in nature conservation. after all, each species has different needs within a single habitat, a possible solution to preserve entire ecosystems instead of individual species and approach that is being tested in aden. the site is now an official special area of conservation. so far more than 7600 types of plant and fu

they think ring around the rosie, it was a rosie tree and a french origin we all fall down the curtsy things might be more pagan related the sneezing was kind of like a bless you kind of thing. it has nothing to do with the plague but i did not know that until i did the research that was really fascinating. >> totally. for at the spot will open up to question spurt. before you do that will touch briefly on yellow fever. we areve here in the southern pe city which would have been hit heavily and frequently by yellow fever throughout the 19th century when at least on american shores american shores yellow fever was a big deal purdue to talk about the symptoms of the disease a little bit? >> the name comes from the fact you get jaundice which means your skin turned yelled your eyes turn yellow from liver problem people coming vomiting blacks after they get a fever obviously. as a pretty decent mortalityt rate. huge swaths of people died during outbreaks for there's the famous philadelphia outbreak. we do not focus a whole lot on savannah only writing the book. we decided we would look in

thankfully, rosie was wearing a collar. so police work. quickly track down her adoptive mom who was thrilled to be reunited with rosie. they just celebrated eight years together on sunday. i think it should at least earn her some treats. what do you think? absolutely okay. i love this next video, the ultimate wedding crashers. this also happened down under a wedding ceremony was temporarily temporarily delayed as two kangaroos just duked it out in new south wales. this video, they're really going at it casually dressed wedding guests . they were too distracted with fighting each other to pay attention to the bride and the groom. who do you think won the fight? i'm not sure. but i wonder if they live together ♪music playing♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. deja vu: it's live with kelly and ryan. today from dead to me, actress linda cardellini and a performance from louis tomlinson. plus, actress soleil moon frye. all next on live. and now, here are kelly ripa and

thasunda: the otis and rosie brown foundation is based in texas and it is giving homage to otis and rosiewn, everyday people that made an extra or. the extraordin - we provide scholarships based on character because that is how i was raised. i rent my title and own my character. we also provide of micro grants to small organizations, people that may not be as connected, people that may have started their organization out of some form of loss or trauma, basically i want to see the unseen and remind people how they're able to make an impact or the things that reside within them. david: your parents are alive? thasunda: they are. otis and rosie brown are my heroes, when they call me it is not about my title, they are reminding me about my character. they are reminding me to stay humble, reminding me to make sure that i'm looking out for others and making an impact and otis brown is reminding me that he is very proud and he may drag a little about what i do and how i do it so he is my biggest cheerleader. ♪ david: let's talk about your background, where were you born? thasunda: i was born in

thasunda: the otis and rosie brown foundation is based in texas.is giving homage to odors and rosie john, everyday people who made an extraordinary impact. the ordinary -- the organization as a stringer is.org. we provide scholarship based on character because that is how i was raised to direct my title. i own my character. we want to know your story. we provide micro grants to small organizations, people who may not be as connected. people who may have started their organization out of some form of loss or trauma. i want to see the unseen and i want to remind people how they are able to make an impact on the things that reside within them. david: and your parents are alive? thasunda: they are. david: do they call you with advice from time to time and say you are still our girl and we want to tell you what to do? thasunda: otis and rosie brown are my heroes. when they call me, it is not about my rented title. they reminding me about my character. they reminding me to stay humble. they are reminding me to stay short i am looking out for others. otis

they think that ring around the rosie, rosie was a rose street and is like a french origin that we allfall down by the actually like the curtsy but just some things might be kind of door pagan related. sneezing was ropelike oblation kind of thing. has nothing to do with the play but i didn't know that until i did the research since i was really faceting. >> we are probably at the spot where we will open up the question but before we do we should touch briefly on yellow fever because we are here in a southern port city which would've been hit heavily and frequently by yellow fever threat the 19th 19th centuh is when at least on american short yellow fever was a really big deal. so yellow fever is no joke. you want to talk about the symptoms of the disease also that? >> the name comes from the fact that you get jaundice which mangers in turn chilly, your eyes turned yellow from like liver problems. the book and be vomiting black stuff. make it fever obviously and has a pretty decent mortality rate, huge swaths of people will die during outbreaks. there's a famous philadelphia outbreak. w

the 40 year old was part of a trio of women who led historic demonstrations against bella, rosie and liter, alexander lucas, shank of. she was jailed after spectacularly resisting expulsion from her own country. i destroying her passport. he's somebody that i've got the math in front of me, a charcoal, a spokesman for the believers in opposition. he told d w. what he knows about maria, callas. nicole was condition are we all, are praying for her health for her life. we found out about the situation just a few hours ago. i was with savanna channels. we were shocked. she was a very close friend and ally for atlanta. maria was the symbol of the women's protest. she inspired miller oceans to protest. her symbol is red lipstick, and the other symbol became also the inspiration for many women who were on the streets and the right now the symbol is in jail, is incarcerated, and struggling for her life. now we know very little information because look at shanker, some cage of the sensors. they don't give information, neither the lawyers nor to family. we know that she's a life at this moment

on duty that night was fiona lacey, happily reunited with rosie this morning. hi!land have just landed in england havejust landed in qatar for this year's world cup. the 26 player squad has made its way to the hotel and will start acclimatising to the warm weather ahead of the tournament opener against iran on monday. obviously it is stranger than usual, we are going to be playing in about five or six days, excitement is building amongst everyone. really happy to be here and looking forward to being on the training pitch tomorrow. to being on the training pitch tomorrow— to being on the training pitch tomorrow. ., ., tomorrow. underway to go until the first game. — tomorrow. underway to go until the first game. how _ tomorrow. underway to go until the first game, how difficult _ tomorrow. underway to go until the first game, how difficult will - tomorrow. underway to go until the first game, how difficult will it i tomorrow. underway to go until the first game, how difficult will it be i first game, how difficult will it be to prepare for that? i first game, how di

they think that ring around the rosie rosie was a rose tree and it was like a french origin that the we all fall down might be actually like the curtsy just you know, some things might be kind of more pagan related. the sneezing was sort of like a bless you kind of a thing. so it has nothing to do with the plague, but i didn't know that until i did the research so was really fascinating. totally and i think we're probably about at the spot where we're going to open up to questions. but before we do that we should touched briefly on yellow fever because we are here in a southern port city, which would have been hit heavily and frequently by yellow fever throughout the 19th century, which is when at least on an american shores yellow fever was a really big deal. so yellow fever was no joke. do you want to talk about the symptoms of the disease a little bit? like that, you know you get jaundice, which means you know liver problems people can be vomiting black stuff. they get a fever obviously and it has a pretty decent mortality rate. huge swaths of of people will die during outbreaks.

that's coming up after your morning news with rosie . more good morning. it's rosie.o date the government has won its legal battle a second scottish independence referendum . the scottish referendum. the scottish parliament does not have the power to legislate for a referendum on scottish independence . the supreme court independence. the supreme court ruling after scotland's first minister announced plans to hold another vote in october next yean another vote in october next year, nicholas sturgeon says she's disappoint by the decision but well respected . she also but well respected. she also says it exposed as myth any nofion says it exposed as myth any notion of the uk is a voluntary partnership and makes the case for independence . nicholas for independence. nicholas sturgeon is going to be speaking shortly in edinburgh. we will bnng shortly in edinburgh. we will bring it to you live here now. some homeless people have accused the government of prioritising illegal migrants over . more than 300 mostly over their. more than 300 mostly male asylum seekers have been

before that the news headlines with rosie . good afternoon to you. rosie. good afternoon to you. 12:02. and rosie keeping you up to date on gb news. the prime minister says re—establishing stability is the critical first step as he sets out plans to stabilise the uk economy . stabilise the uk economy. addressing business leaders at the confederation of british industry conference , sunak said industry conference, sunak said he was placing innovate should at the heart of his government agenda. at the heart of his government agenda . he told delegates agenda. he told delegates controlling was critical to improving standards and a boost in the economy on a stable footing for the future. he said he was determined to get this right. i'm not just here to solve problems . i want to build solve problems. i want to build a better . we get inflation down a better. we get inflation down and grow the economy where we cut nhs waiting times and improve the quality of care and where we invest more in schools and give child a world class education. england and wales will n

good morning, rosie . mark. yes, i'm morning, rosie. mark.d by jackie johnson. she's the owner here. jackie, we've been here in the autumn statement yesterday. what impact that going to have on you and what do you to what's come out of it and? not a lot really about the autumn, but i i'm i'm peeved that . the retirement age peeved that. the retirement age is 66 before i can retire . it is 66 before i can retire. it has made lot of difference to me. customers you know they they're lovely customers i've got and if they come out you know and they're probably for buy twice the probably on ebay once week because they're all feeling the pinch with the their rises of everything my bugbear really is the retirement age. you know i'm 63 next and i've got to go to 66 and then i would like to think that i could have retired earlier and like i say, it's just i'm really pleased with that, really mean as i say, i am not me. i was because as you get older you can't do as many hours. so i only do about 25. i was 30 hours a week, but it is still a lot at 63 to

just with rosie. good afternoon. just 1:01. i'm rosie robins.ou up to date on the labour, sir keir starmer has accused the prime minister of being weak dunng. prime minister of being weak during . a heated prime during. a heated prime minister's questions this afternoon . she came under fire afternoon. she came under fire from the opposition over private school funding accusations . he's school funding accusations. he's failed to maintain housebuilding targets and failure to act on the latest series of industrial . both party leaders also questioned each other over support from their backbench mp i heard i've heard he i've heard he's having a relaunch a partly it's called operation get tough . so it's called operation get tough. so with his backbenchers who are blocking the new homes this country so needs ? prime minister country so needs? prime minister mr. speaker, we're delivering record numbers of new homes under this government that's already . he he talks. he talks already. he he talks. he talks about toughness. mr. speaker , about toughne

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but things aren't going be rosy are they? not| aren't going be rosy are they?is. if we've a proper plan for growing - if we carry on like this. if we've a proper plan for growing our- if we carry on like this. if we've a i proper plan for growing our economy. at the _ proper plan for growing our economy. at the moment — proper plan for growing our economy. at the moment the _ proper plan for growing our economy. at the moment the imf— proper plan for growing our economy. at the moment the imf of— proper plan for growing our economy. at the moment the imf of the - proper plan for growing our economy. at the moment the imf of the next i we have forecast of the lowest growth — we have forecast of the lowest growth in _ we have forecast of the lowest growth in the _ we have forecast of the lowest growth in the 67 _ we have forecast of the lowest growth in the 67 and - we have forecast of the lowest growth in the 67 and the i we have forecast of the lowest . growth in the g7 and the highest inflation — growth in the g7 and the highest inflation things— growth in the

good news headlines with rosie. good afternoon . 12:10 and racy writes afternoon. 12:10 and racy writes keeping you up to date, the uk must wean itself off immigration dependency. that's the message from labour leader to business bosses. from labour leader to business bosses . sir from labour leader to business bosses. sir keir starmer from labour leader to business bosses . sir keir starmer told bosses. sir keir starmer told the confederation of business industry the days of low pay and cheap labour must end and that it was to invest in training those in the uk. he also promised to be pragmatic about the shortage of workers, saying if he gets into government, he's willing to accept increased skilled immigration . but our skilled immigration. but our common must be to help the british economy off its dependency , to start investing dependency, to start investing more in training workers who are already here. the days when low pay already here. the days when low pay and cheap labour are part of the british way on mus

why rosie police called her a lovely. clever dog automatic door.walk in to the police stations are go find your you go and check this out. >> for cyclists completed a journey from south africa to cutter for the world cup. how long did they travel? 6200 the group from argentina. they've been on the road now for more than 170 days reaching do high yesterday to cheer on their team that his devotion. >> is that for a cause or just it's just 13 for fun. yeah. okay. well, that's one way to general cups. big deal is good for the environment. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 9. and that front for news at 10. good for them. >> yeah, impressive that he go to you. all right. vicki and grant, thank you. coming up next on kron, 4 news at 10, a man allegedly armed with a handgun shot and killed by redwood city police. tonight. the department says that man attempted to use 3 children as a shield and screengrab. so some disturbing text messages they were allegedly exchanged between. >> police officers at the berkeley department, they could delay the confirmation of t

i'm rosie vines , keeping you up to rosie vines, keeping you up to date on gb news energy suppliers happy , named and shamed for happy, named and shamed for failing vulnerable customers with the regulator ofgem saying there were problems across the board that urgently need to be addressed. a review found severe weaknesses that five companies good energy folks so energy true energy and utility . ofgem says energy and utility. ofgem says households are missing out on free gas safety checks and firms aren't doing enough to identify those on prepayment metres who may need financial help. in total, seven suppliers have been told they need to improve their approach to dealing with vulnerable customers . the uk vulnerable customers. the uk must wean itself off migrant laboun must wean itself off migrant labour. that's the message that each of the opposition is going to deliver to business leaders . to deliver to business leaders. addressing the confederation of british industries, keir starmer will say that the days of low pay will say that the days of low pay and cheap labour must end and that

i did with rosie and those hill lip about for over 2 years, volunteers have been working to care for the strays they collect food and trying to provide veterinary care. but there are just too many dogs. and both at the emissaries. yes, we receive donations out and people help us. i don't. there is a lot of solidarity yawn echo more by ease i as but people have to be able to afford it. it's your social is fun. good on this. and there's a lot of social inequality in our country. cons, ha, and that means that we can't take care of all the animals on the mileage. some of the dogs are lucky and find a new home like pocket did. the son of paco's owner is really happy about having a new family member. he and polco. clearly he's pretty happy to and with the hope that there are too many stray dogs running around, but we can improve their lives. yeah, thank you for animal welfare activist, andrea galindo, paco's new life is validation enough for her work. she is lost, count of how many dogs she's helped, and every animal she finds has a place in her heart known as i think i've shown. you know,

i believe i'm middle dev alli was, i mean it's funny because of that full acquisition rosie is, was when justice where preparing to leave a father comes in with his little son. the child is terrified and the man freely explains. he's been letting his son sleep on the street with beating him and even wants to kill him. the father claims his child admitted he was possessed, and the police said they didn't want to get involved. the healer says she's prepared to take a look at the boy. but then she suddenly breaks out into tears. going down boone, north in full and will brooklyn is wanted to do that. i live for 9, mo, bring up a job. day delete on the street is co speech the so body me that the safety case if you wish that go it wasn't good. how good is this all just a show, or is the woman really starting to question her livelihood with a d for david an ano? want to take the boy back with them, but they still need the authorities permission so they have to leave him for now. the 88 children have made land of hope, their new home have managed to escape the brutal which hunt a tragedy destroy

but it's not going to be rosy, is it? things aren't going to be rosy.n like this. - but if we had a proper plan for growing our economy. at the moment, the imf numbers, i the international monetary fund. numbers show that of the 38 advanced 0ecd economies, i over the next two years, we're forecast to have i the lowest growth. next year we're forecast i to have the lowest growth in the g7 and the highest inflation. things don't have to be like this. i there is a different l path that the country could be taking. and so let's see where - we are by the next election. but i have set out a set of fiscal rules that - an incoming labour- government will abide by. i've said there will be nothing in our manifesto that isn't - fully costed and fully funded, but even within those - constraints you could be making different choices on tax that - would ease some of the burden on ordinary working people - and mean that there is less - pressure on the public services that are being cut. well, i was just going to look at a few things that are in the blue book, which is

but what a great day, what a great political allies of jail, bella, rosie, and opposition need. are maria collecting cova say that she is in the hospital in intensive care? authorities have provided little information about her condition and opposition spokesperson says collecting cova was recently transferred to solitary confinement in prison. she was an outspoken critic of valuable team leader, alexandra with an fishing love. the nato foreign ministers are meeting for a 2nd day of talks in romania. they are promising to increase aid to ukraine, as it prepares for its health winter made worse by russia's bombing of its energy infrastructure. on the 1st day of talk, foreign ministers agreed to send more military equipment as well as power generators, fuel, and medical supplies, broken houses and damaged energy infrastructure, leaving ukrainians in the dark. and the cold emergency power systems are urgently needed, as well as anything that can help people survive the harsh conditions of war and the winter. nato members say they will stand by ukraine. president, britain is trying

so the story's very, very old, i think thatd a ring around the rosy, rose i was a rose tree and it wash origin. we all fall down like, actually, the kurt i city, you know? -- courtesy, some things -- city.erate it has nothing to do with the plague, but i didn't know that until i kid the research. so that was fascinating. >>>> totally. we're going to open up to questions, but before we do that, we should touch on yellow fever because we're in a ndsouthern port city which would have been hit heavily and afrequently with yellow fever n the 18th century. so yellow fever is no joke. do you want to talk about the symptom of the disease a little bit? >> you know, it's the name comes from the fact that, you know, you get jaundice which means your skin and eyes turn yellow from, you know, liver problems. people can be vomiting black stuff. they get a fever, obviously, and it has a pretty decent mortality rate, huge swaths of people will diepl during outbreaks. there's the famous philadelphia outbreak. we didn't focusus a whole lot on savannah but b when we were writing the book, but when we dec