indeed, many thanks, dan rowan, _ nothing is certain.an rowan, in the - nothing is certain. indeed, many| thanks, dan rowan, in the qatari capital doha. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello, there. it will get cold again tonight, as most of today's showers fade away. we've got some wetter weather moving away from western scotland, still some showers for northern ireland into the night, and some wetter weather comes into wales and the far southwest, with some snow over the hills. but a more widespread frost, i think, across scotland and for much of england, a few icy patches, as well — nowhere near as cold as last night, though, for northern ireland, nor indeed for wales. and here, we'll see the back of that wet weather fairly quickly in the morning, and then, a fair bit of sunshine for a while. the cloud will bubble up again, we'll see a few more scattered showers developing — not as heavy, not as many as today, most of them for england and wales. much of scotland, northern ireland lik

times, and in rows in rowan compote only 15 times. the rowan peel, the cuticles on the fruit become thicker, so the preservation of vitamin c is much better than that of the barberry. by the way, according to the expert, homemade compotes should be stored no more than 6-7 months. during this time valuable substances. they will not yet have time to disintegrate, and harmful amygdalin, for example, from the seeds of cherries or apricots, will not pass into liquid. another way to more carefully preserve the berry-fruit benefits in to prepare drinks, this was not compote, but an uzvar, the mixture was poured with water at room temperature and not boiled, but simply left in the stove overnight, of course, in ancient times, when such a drink was made, and vitamins were not known, but, apparently, the ancestors intuitively guessed that this saves more value. of course, if there is no added sugar, and in the bubbles that are sold in stores, alas, there is a considerable amount of it. well , why is there more harm or benefit in traditional com

kriti: that was mark rowan of apollo global management speaking with david rubenstein.ou can catch the full interview tonight at 9:00 p.m. new york time. speaking of, let's stick with apollo. people familiar saying it is interested in financing elon musk's twitter bid. that is our stock of the hour. to break it down is sonali basak and ed ludlow. sonali, one of the big conversations is going to be can you take this seriously echo what do you make of the report. sonali: they could back musk bid but also a different private equity firm. apollo has put together these financing packages -- this is not quite equity -- they will be the financing not an equity partner. but it does add the potential for billions of dollars coming quickly from a source that is not a banking source. jon: that is the wall street perspective. ed, let's bring you into the conversation and what they are talking about at twitter in san francisco and what they feel their options are. ed: we got the filing monday about the poison pill and it was instituted principally to give the board time to assess wh

many thanks, dan rowan in _ competition and the football. many thanks, dan rowan in doha in qatar.ront in hastings in east sussex, some big, chunky flakes of snow. and often when we see temperatures just a few degrees above freezing when it snows, we get big flakes because they stick together on the way down. a covering of snow on the grass in the of 0xford5hire hills as well this afternoon and we have widespread showers are still showing up on the radar. this weather front has been bringing some rain to northern ireland but isjust bringing some rain to northern ireland but is just going to graze western parts of wales and could bring some snow to the hills of temperature, probably not really making inroads. maybe a few flakes for the moors in the south—west, particularly bodmin. otherwise, showers across eastern england turning back to snow overnight, some localised accumulations under widespread frost are setting us up for an icy start on saturday. saturday is another day where we will see plenty of showers building as the day goes by. again, some of them starting off wintry but

paramedics cody hill and jamie rowan jumping into action, saving her life.s, naming hill and rowan as her daughter's godparents. some quick thinking and a new chosen family. that is "nightline" tonight. you can watch full episodes on hulu. we'll see you back here at the same time tomorrow. i'm stephanie ramos. thank you for watching. good night.

when you settle down, you need to tidy up, that rowan took off to wash, she said she didn’t like it whenhe bright light did not allow them to be removed. well, finally she doesn't bother you. she never bothered me. i always felt sorry for her. i even loved her. oh well, there is no need here. to seem naive more than you are. fell in love, what is a provincial grip, we know that okay, everything. i'm interested in your plans now. what plans all your plans do not interest me, only those that are connected with this room. what plans can i have for this room? i also want to understand what. tomorrow the father of your child will appear and you will sleep. here on this bed is on this table to walk. right here with a baby in the center of moscow don't worry, it's even worse to take care of you with your grandmother. and i'm not the kind of person who can kick a woman with a child even from her living space. i give you credit katya you studied me very well. that's what i wanted, i got quiet moscow, you got the saps, you get the birth of a husband, you get it or there is alimony, in extreme case

i'm archbishop rowan williams, from england. in england for all of you brothers and sisters here. they told him their stories. itjust brings it home heartbreakingly how many ordinary lives have been totally wrecked by this terrible act of aggression. he had strong words about the leaders of the russian orthodox church. the fact is that the patriarchate is becoming increasingly isolated because of its complicity in this criminal aggression. the patriarch in moscow has implied putin's is a righteous war against the forces of an immoral west. he has so far failed to unequivocally condemn the killing of innocents. so much of russia's justification for this war has a religious basis. in part, the kremlin said it was liberating followers of the russian orthodox church here in ukraine who it claimed were not free to practise. but of course, russian orthodox churches here have been destroyed in the invasion and countless congregants killed. nikolai was a russian orthodox priest in kharkiv, but fled the horrors of bombing. he has turned

rowan on the way out to the wall itself is not a vest. who are you talking about now? but the stew brings me dobrynya was a normal man, you ca n’t stand your little one today. don't do to others what you don't want yourself to do. holy crap okay let go of his strength. drawings on the wall prisoner ryabinina interrogation delivered. thank you, too, meet here ryabinin in the cell in the corridor, i'm your new investigator. my last name is drobyshev evgeny petrovich sit down ryabinina do n't you ask where did the former investigator go? you do n't care. excuse me. it's clear you don't get me. hear, yes, it got hard. but we will assume that we have met. considering your present state, the formalities may be overlooked. last name, first name, middle name, gender, age of the deposit , i will not ask him. i myself know that you do not deny your guilt and fully admit to the murder of viktor stogovoi, your best friend and deputy of the state duma, the investigator considered your case completed, meanwhile, a mere trifle remained unexplained. the motive of the crime but this is

rowan bow. hello. sorry for being late. rada came to see you.hink, who can threaten? i do not know, really. so you've been lately? they didn't quarrel with anyone. the only thing? a year ago, i had a boyfriend denis we broke up, then seryozha appeared on the eve of his death. denis came to me and persuaded him to return, drove him away, and he said that i would not have happiness, seryozha. i don't think he threatened me. he said that you will not be happy with sergei kochkin. and why didn’t they tell us about it right away, in fact, is it a motive or murders, right? jealousy murder you think it's him we don't think anything, but i think it makes sense to interrogate your boyfriend, what's his last name? denis hello, we would like to talk to denis solokhin, he is at home. what happened did he do? what car? and far away your garage is the garage is the director of the house of culture timofey petrovich

yes, rowan, shocked by the death of a friend , took full responsibility for the death of his comrade.u remember that german dagger that showed you on it, as far as i remember, your imprint was not found by the first husband, if there was no murder. accident yes, yes, it must be qualified. just like an accident. well, i think the picture is clear, and we can say that we have come to a consensus. so, well, let's vote. who is for the fact that ryabinin is not guilty. so excuse me, but you have already decided on your opinion, all financial costs, we do not charge ourselves, but a quid pro quo on a certain day. you vote as you are told. is it possible for my mom to have surgery done before the end of the trial are you a prudent person? the jury has reached its verdict, please announce your verdict of premeditated intent murder not guilty of sudden intent murder not guilty of passion murder not guilty. not guilty of negligent homicide. justify the conclusion due to the lack of corpus delicti hello, on the air of channel one, the hourly program, i am its presenter alexei rafaenko, we contin

slender rowan. well, like this mountain ash, you can’t get over to this oak.lephant head road is also lonely high high rushing , and that's when i started. fair-haired girl swing well, i want to introduce you to our guest, who came from dagestan, his name is abidat tsudahara. now the song of the people's artist of dagestan kurban kulizanov will be played. your appearance on the adidas stage is where harskoe? about you, all my dreams and happiness are my talisman, you are my heart, only both, none of mine those who are not like you, all my dreams and happiness are my talisman about you. you are my heart, my heart is far away, both easily and i hear. i will tell friends i live. only for you, my joy - these are three stems about you, my heart is mine, or you are from you all my dreams and happiness is my talisman, you are mine in my distant heart, both my heart is easy this video, like you are from you all my dreams and my happiness is a talisman, you are my face in my heart, your face, the sun is your life. i guess. i am your morning poems for you, my songs for

rowan jelly, count up. o toothache. strange, okay, that's later. look, don't touch me.derstand, i don’t feel anything at all, there are bruises . i can help myself, help me, moron. my father's scientists are often not tidied up, but mine is also often not tidied up. the notorious briefcase, who is this? they do n't hurt at all. held up like this. i spent the night in an apartment, damn it. nothing, i got the wrong address behind the closet. you are the entrance to narnia. i probably didn’t steal anything, just take it away. talk to me. businessman vishnevsky hired me. i’m running as a courier for him this time, he paid me three me, damn it, to this apartment, for what i had to find a yellow bag there is no bag here. this apartment does not have the same yellow bags that are in the apartment. yes, and the transport tycoon, he himself could allow you the door, damn it, the blood can even go forward at least a triple transition from hatred to love. this is because he is in heat thank you igor badge. as far as i know, he did not have time to complete some tests or simply di

look at the color of the berries, it's not rowan, but rather fathers and sons 200 last fall, the 23-year-oldhis late billionaire computer scientist, eva, made her runway debut as model chilean engineer arthur ares invented a method for calculating their destructiveness for a given area, which helped draw up new building codes there could be an earthquake for santiago. 1100 you have stanislav e. 1700 sergey has an all-in bet sergey valevich, sergey at the beginning of the 20th century, the creator of one of the models of this household appliance james spangler added a vacuum cleaner vacuum cleaner pillowcase to his design quite right. and in what capacity he used the pillowcase, apparently, as is true. we continue 500. the first patent electric iron. took the american henry in 1882, and 10 years later, a dark-skinned dressmaker. sara boom patented it . ironing board in which year for 500 journalist brian raftora devoted this year of the 20th century to the book the best year in the history of cinema the matrix fight club the sixth sense the list goes on and continue 1999 bravo in this film sh

form in order to enjoy those berries and fruits that are difficult to eat fresh, for example, this is rowanrry or quince, from which so they like to cook compotes in the caucasus, but perhaps the most unusual version of compote is vegetable compote. yes , it can also be delicious a few years ago, my mother was on maternity leave. maria kivachitskaya began to produce and sell various preparations from her beloved pumpkin, and it turned out that she is able to serve as an excellent base for drinks due to her rather neutral taste, but it is better to choose sweeter varieties, my favorite variety is a variety of sandwich or butter nut. it's called that because it's the sweetest, most sugary time we use sweet gourd. we can put less sugar, which in a strong pumpkin compote can be combined with dried citrus fruits or sea buckthorn. the main thing is not with a log, how to clean it from seeds and volokh, otherwise they will give. bitterness and turbidity for 2 liters will require 600 g of pumpkin and 200 sea buckthorn, but you can vary the taste bring to a boil, let cool and fragrant bright compote

the former archbishop of canterbury, dr rowan williams, says there's a strong case for the russian orthodoxh to be expelled from the world council of churches because of its stance on the war in ukraine. now on bbc news — talking movies. and the oscar goes to... hello from los angeles. i'm tom brook and welcome to our talking movies oscars review special. today, we'll look back at the highlights of the biggest night of the year for hollywood. of course, some great movies were rewarded, but a shocking incident involving one of the world's most famous movie stars ended up defining the proceedings. laughter. oh, wow! will smith losing his composure and slapping chris rock in full glare of a global audience changed everything at the 94th annual academy awards. keep my wife's name out of your...mouth! anne thompson was in the auditorium when it happened. there has never been anything as shocking as that. _ ifelt like i had been punched in the gut. | it was really frightening. all over la and around the world, will smith slapping chris rock after he made a joke about his wife was the subject of a

took part in the battle of kursk and the liberation of belarus now in the park named after him the rowanes will grow. on may 9, the participants of the action also put in order the birches, spruce on the eve, the surrounding area, i will add such gardens of memory are planted in our country and abroad in order to honor the feat of everyone who died during the war years, it is planned to plant 27 million trees as part of the action. an exhibition dedicated to the king of russian academicism, henry simeradsky, opened at the tretyakov gallery, a unique exposition. following the example of the gods, the artist's painting reveals. in a new perspective, about 100 works by the master himself and his contemporaries echoes the artists of the 20th and 21st centuries, who turned to the academic tradition. peter deryagin has already visited the gallery. the unrestrained dance in the streams of wind and light, the sea and fragrant herbs spoke about him and conveys the feeling of the very air of greece, the russian artist heinrich semiradsky, decades later, reopens in moscow after the revolution, they

the village of mother rowan is back under ukrainian control, but the cost has been high. a fierce battle pushed the russians away from the gates of hurricane porsha duffy to glare with 21 year old. u. jenny has been awarded ukraine's highest honor for destroying 5 tanks and other heroics during battle of the war. he tells us it's the 1st time he's come across the use of phosphorus, the highly flammable chemical force for a bug, but rosabelle m as with but it, it with my 1st experience with phosphorus, air strikes were not as scary as the phosphorus you saw. first they used the air strikes, then the phosphorus below my eyes were burning. i couldn't breathe through my nose . it was like really difficult to breathe those. but the equipment was burning. just gate was bad and below not because in dependency verify its use. this is one of the main streets in this village. i was completely destroyed every building, every window. everything that you see has some sort of damage the bullet holes in the doors, the windows have been blown at the bricks all over the place. and we've b

the former archbiship of canterbury dr rowan williams has said there is a strong case for the russianuch to be expelled from the world council of churches because of its stance on the war. the head of the russian orthodox church hasn't condemned the invasion and has likened the conflict to a holy war. bishop kenneth nowakowski is part of a christian congregation in the uk leading prayers across the uk for the people of ukraine. the catholic church works closely for the last several decades with the world council of churches but is not a member of the world council of churches. but i can understand how those who are members of the world council of churches could see patriarch�*s lack of condemnation of the war in ukraine and not listening to world leaders, such as pope francis, who has spoken to him and has said that in the past we have understood of all is with terms like holy wars or just wars. today the christian conscience has evolved and we no longer see holy wars orjust wars, but we understand what peace is and we should be peacemakers. hat is and we should be peacemakers. not on

rowan.n the eve of may 9, the participants of the action also put in order the birches, spruce trees, and the surrounding area, i will add such gardens of memory are planted in our country and abroad to honor the feat of everyone who died during the war years, it is planned to plant 27 million trees as part of the action. dozens of calls per day, a special approach to each patient and full dedication today in russia is the day of the ambulance worker . although of course, it's more than a job. it is they who are the first to come to the rescue. thanks to their highest professionalism, thousands of people celebrate their second birthday 2 years ago at the height of the pandemic, when ambulance doctors literally worked for wear and tear. this holiday has become official marina svetlaya will continue hello and welcome to meet you. i don't remember for you. yes , it works fine and look into the very car that later drove him to the hospital, thanks to the doctors. sergei now has 2 birthdays. that

uh-huh maria lyalina draws prints of nettles and rowan leaves for the first time.spread it on napkins and bags, says our ancestors are not only about the beauty. grandparents believed that some secret was hidden in plants. energy strength, that is, with the help of these plants. they could protect their home, for example, sagebrush floors could not just dry and hang care at home, and did not believe that it could reach them from evil forces and spirits. true, eco prints do not fall everywhere only on natural fabrics, but in the workshop they master new ones and create such botanical dolls. they are made entirely of plants. well, with natural prints or not. the main thing is not to hide t-shirts under sweaters and jackets, when can we expect real spring uh-huh forecast from our forecaster, very soon wait for the allergy nose has become a part of your life eating for the nose with a double action. it blocks the development of allergies and inflammation is optimal for combating nasal congestion without causing addiction to mother. help my nose with allergies tele2 i f

rowan trail, although he did not stand, they hung him near the gas chamber. by the minister of foreign affairs, a colleague and mr. kuleba, who also personally did not torture anyone, but must bear the same responsibility as all those who created the current anti-ukrainian nazi regime vladimir viktorovich must be perfectly understood that now in ukraine everything starting from the president human rights ombudsman chef waiter all but participate in the confrontation between russia, russian troops, russian citizens and everyone else, they are progressively pushing the boundaries of what is permissible step by step, they act on the principle there is one principle, no principles. all e in them offer to understand and forgive her no, no, i state. here i am stating the fact that they have declared war and in this war they are ready to die. say it more cynically, and another thing, they do not consider the option. but what if we need to negotiate with russia, they don’t have this option, they have an alternate airfield, if we consider it this way, then this is def

the former archbishop of canterbury, rowan williams, says he thinks there is a strong case for the russiano be expelled from the world council of churches. the body, which promotes christian unity, has members joining me now from his west london church bishop kenneth nowakowski. i wonder if you think the russian church should be expelled? that is very sensitive. _ church should be expelled? that is very sensitive, the _ church should be expelled? that is very sensitive, the catholic - church should be expelled? that is very sensitive, the catholic church | very sensitive, the catholic church certainly works closely and has worked closely for the last several decades with the world council of churches, but is not a member of the world council of churches. i can understand how those who are members of the world council of churches could see the lack of combination of the will in ukraine and not listening to world leaders, such as pope francis who has spoken to them and has said we have understood wars with terms of holy wars orjust wars, but today the christian conscience has evolved and we

there is a group of highly profitable, strongly rowan companies on one hand and on the other there is primary technology stocks which have thin margins and are losing money. those performances are likely to be different and we want to think about it and suggest -- fund managers think about it in different ways. the ideas of rates having risen does call into question the valuation of some of that much longer growth into the future. those stocks have been de-rated by 50%. we are 12 times the sales. they have been cut in half now. on the other hand, if you look at the stronger growing companies a lot of which will be reporting earnings the next week and next week. there is free flow cash generation and that will support stocks. inside the idea of technology there are some companies which have relatively more stable businesses. those are likely to do better. kailey: let's talk about stability. how do you differentiate between stability and quality or the are they one and the same? david: quality is difficult to define. i will define it in the typical way. stronger balance sheets, relative

the former archbishop of canterbury, rowan williams, says there's a strong case for the russian orthodoxrch to be expelled from the world council of churches because of its stance on the war in ukraine. hello and welcome to our look at what the the papers are saying today. with me are businessjournalist john crowley and property and finance commentator anne ashworth. let's take a look at today's front pages. the online independent�*s main story is an exclusive report by bel trew in ukraine, who describes the situation in mariupol where bodies are being buried in the sandpits of the city's kindergarten playgrounds. the sunday telegraph says the prime minister is planning up to seven new nuclear power stations in the uk as part of what the paper says is a "radical expansion of home—grown energy" following vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine. according to the observer, the chancellor rishi sunak is facing a growing tory rebellion over his handling of the cost of living crisis. senior conservatives are warning that high taxes will undermine their party's appeal to voters. according to the s

tom: marc rowan in conversation with david rubenstein at not cot p.m. -- at 9:00 p.m. rubenstein here right now. tell us why this is important. is the company stabilized after the uproar of the last few years? david: i think apollo is in really good shape, but they have a theme which is roughly the same size of their other part of apollo, and a scene -- and athene is a cash cow. he is now in a very secure position. tom: this is a guy who has done it right, superior academics at pennsylvania, and then he has built out the career. what is distinctive about him among the private equity people you deal with everyday? david: the people who are the so-called second-generation running these large private equity firms, he's one of the few people who was actually a founder, and he's extremely wealthy. he has already made his mark. he has made apollo extremely successful. he has the luxury of being secure. he's already extremely wealthy. he is well-respected and well-liked, and i think he's enjoying the job because before, he was not as visible as others, and in some ways he had

where row rowan fill its and his family collected junk to keep out of the ocean. >> there's styrofoamold mask. >> reporter: earth day was created to give something back to the planet and the bay area has embraced the idea over the years. in san francisco mother nature returned the favor with beautiful weather. in san francisco's mission district, for annual earth day festival. postponed for two years by the pandemic. >> reporter: what does it feel like to have this back? is. >> it feels so good. i am pretty sure i've gotten more hugs today than i got in two years. >> reporter: new this year, was an all vegan menu. every food booth offered plant based items including a sonoma county far company that produce as smoky brand of mushroom injury. >> a while ago it was only avocado toast and port bella burgers. now you have cheese to everything in between. >> reporter: mushroom injury. >> and mushroom injury. >> reporter: food production has huge impact on the environment and that's why there's such an emphasis on plant based edibles. but one group at the festival says the ground itself is i

everybody should read it and i noticed that the publisher was rowan and littlefields and they have office in lanham, maryland i do and why did you pick them? they picked me but roman and littlefield is the fifth largest publisher in the united states, but the reason you may not know them as well as they do a great number of academic books self-help books other things i've published for them. there you go. they you said what good taste they have here we are and an agent put me in touch and and they bought the book and and have brought it out it and i think they're fine. i was not enormously familiar with them right? i never heard of them. i thought it was interesting that they were in lanham, maryland and there are no it's a well they have offices in new york, new york and london and boulder and lanham right atlanta. well if what it's their production facility in lanham has quite big but when other comment you wrote a lot about your dad and i worked with my dad too and at one point you were going to be your dad's boss. yeah, and i ended up being my dad's boss. you did. yes. how did that wo

and you could take out the word rowan and put an rascal, and otherwise it was identical awe . on a spring day in 1998, a group of men meet at the oil industry organization, american petroleum institute. a number of oil companies are represented. companies like exxon let's it exxon c e o at the time. explain who they are. we are the largest private company in the world . our company sells a 1000000 barrels a day of products. that's a 1000000000 gallons every 3 days. back to the american petroleum institute, a p, i where some of the biggest players in the oil industry meeting. one of the participants is myron able, they solicited advice because we had certain kinds of expertise that they didn't have a, it was an industry effort with some help from people like me. in documents from this meeting, you can see a clear purpose. victory will be achieved when average citizens understand uncertainties in climate science. and when these uncertainties become part of conventional wisdom, according to the documents, big oil, once the public, to doubt the science behind climate change. and i

we will hit about 87 in oakland. 90 in fremont. 92 in rowan wick. we are tracking those records, likely today. sharply cooler over the weekend, drew: if you are just joining us, here are the seven things to know. it is the hottest day so far this year. look at this, widespread 80 to low 90's. records likely later on today. kumasi: the heat and drought mean that fire danger is increasing across the bay area. these crews were clearing vegetation in san rafael yesterday. reggie: police say they believe the mass shooting in sacramento sunday morning was gang-related. they also believe there were at least five shooters. kumasi: the united nations is set to vote today on suspending pressure from the u.n. human rights council. also today, the senate is expected to take up legislation to end normal trade relations with russia. reggie: the senate is expected to confirm judge ketanji brown jackson today. that will secure her place as the first black woman on the high court. jobina: we have a clear commute for you this thursday. we are bringing you a live pict

. ♪ david: marc rowan became ceo of apollo global management in march 2021, 31 years after he cofounded job you learn. david: he never

all those british sitcoms, like, you know, there was one called "not the nine o'clock news," which rowann i was a little kid, i made this, like, cassette tape that was, you know, it was back when you had cassettes and you'd just talk into the little tape player, and i made a tape called "the giant man-eating ostrich. >> seth: okay. >> and it was four and a half hours long of me, as a 10-year-old, just doing all the characters, and it was very monty python-esque, where this ostrich was just, like, stomping on all the people in this village, in this town. >> seth: yeah. >> and then my parents would play it for guests when they would come over. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, when they would come over for, like, long dinner parties >> yes, and my dad would be like "look at our son, look how talented he is." [ laughter ] he'd put this thing in, and you could just see people's eyes start to water, because they had to listen to four and a half hours of some little english boy going "and there's a giant eating ostrich coming. oh, mummy! it was just -- [ laughter ] >> seth: that's a very proud fathe

the village of mother rowan is back under ukrainian control, but the cost has been high. a fierce battle pushed the russians away from the gates of her keith porsha, just like the glare. 21 year old. you jenny, has been awarded, ukraine's highest honor for destroying 5 tanks and other heroics during battle of the war. he tells us it's the 1st time he's come across the use of phosphorus, the highly flammable chemical force from bug, but she'll rosabelle m as we 3. but it, it, with my 1st experience with phosphorus airstrikes will know scary, is the phosphorus you saw 1st, they used the air strikes than the phosphorus below. my eyes were burning. i couldn't breathe through my nose. it was like really difficult to brute those. but the equipment was burning, just gate was bad, the thing and below not quite independently verify its use. this is one of the main streets. in this village. i just completely destroyed every building, every window. everything that you see has some sort of damage. there's bullet holes in the doors, the windows have been blown at the bricks all over t

year—old man being held on suspicion of kidnap, is believed to be "known" to her. 0ur correspondent rowanof the forest area, they were back here starting round 10am, we have seen several police set out to search the forest area for clues to the missing woman. and police have said today, haven't they, they have been given more time to question the man? yes. they, they have been given more time to question the man?— to question the man? yes, that is riuht. to question the man? yes, that is right- the — to question the man? yes, that is right. the 50-year-old _ to question the man? yes, that is right. the 50-year-old man i to question the man? yes, that is right. the 50-year-old man who i to question the man? yes, that is i right. the 50-year-old man who was right. the 50—year—old man who was arrested over the weekend, police were granted an extra 36 hours to carry on questioning yesterday, so that 36 hours runs through today. he is being questioned on suspicion of kidnap. he is from the burnley area but that is as much detail as they have given out about him. now it's time for a look at the

i'm nowjoined by our correspondent rowan bridge who is in the forest of bowland where police are searchingbeen a significant amount of police _ would. there has been a significant amount of police activity _ would. there has been a significant amount of police activity as - would. there has been a significant amount of police activity as they i amount of police activity as they stepped up the search for information on missing katie kenyon. you can see police vehicles behind me and we have seen special mountain rescue teams and rescue dogs brought into the search at guisborough forest because it is several square miles of quite dense forest and the search was hampered by the fact there is a very poor mobile phone signal and police have indicated that it may be until friday in terms of trying to map the area and then search for clues.— search for clues. police have said they have — search for clues. police have said they have been _ search for clues. police have said they have been given _ search for clues. police have said they have been given more - search for clues. police have said they

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a 50—year—old man is being held on suspicion of kidnapping katie kenyon near burnley. 0ur reporter rowanxpected to resume later. officers were here yesterday into the evening searching areas. the forest is 4.5 square miles. they were doing walking searchers looking for clues to the disappearance of katie kenyon, who is 33. she was last seen on friday morning in the burnley area outside a house where she got into a silver transit van with another man who she knew. the vehicle headed to the north of the county. katie has not been seen since and nor have herfamily heard anything from her. police appealed for anyone who has footage of the silver transit van to get in touch with them because it might give them clues as to what may have happened. a50—year—old man was arrested over the weekend on suspicion of kidnap. he is still being held. they were granted an extra 36 hours to question him into today. police say they are keeping an open mind as to what may have happened to katie but the longer the search goes on, the more concerned they are about what may have happened. 0ne more concerned the