decision transgender diving into british rowan's decision from transgender diving into british rowan'sn from women's nder athletes from women's international events. a good one. you're with the saturday five live on gb news, britain's news channel welcome back to the saturday. five cheers for your company and cheers for your emails about tonight's topics . justine says tonight's topics. justine says tonight's topics. justine says to right albie. the tories have made a mess of immigration for years . so who does darren attack years. so who does darren attack labour? well, she's got me. lizzie cundy was livid about the sussexes, but amy says , let's sussexes, but amy says, let's face it, we would all be bereft without meghan and to harry gossip about them. well, that's true, actually. all power to them. but then richard says, nobody cares about harry and meghan. i would honestly rather watch paint dry. well you might have to, because they're not going to be anywhere before long. now time for our very long. now it's time for our very next up next, it's albee next debate. up next, it's alb

next though, albee's next up, though, it's albee's diving british rowan's diving into british rowan'sn transgender decision to ban transgender athletes from women's international events. a good one. you're with the saturday five live on gb news, britain's news channel welcome back to the saturday. five cheers for your company and cheers for your emails about tonight's topics . justine says tonight's topics. justine says tonight's topics. justine says to right albie. the tories have made a mess of immigration for years . so who does darren attack years. so who does darren attack labour? well, she's got me. lizzie cundy was livid about the sussexes, but amy says , let's sussexes, but amy says, let's face it, we would all be bereft without meghan and to harry gossip about them. well, that's true, actually. all power to them. but then richard says, nobody cares about harry and meghan. i would honestly rather watch paint dry. well you might have to, because they're not going to be anywhere before long. now time for our very long. now it's time for our very next up next, it's albee next deb

now at the moment, rowan's impressive score could seem hard to beat, but you know, there have been manyyer who is in a distant third after the first game came roaring back to win it all in game two.

rowan, start us off.

. >> her name is rowan nicole. 7 pounds, 1 ounce. >> reporter: brittany was a labor and delivery nursenal before they closed their doors. when she got pregnant with her second child. >> where is the baby? >> reporter: she knew she was going to have to deliver at the hospital in steamboat springs. but things didn't go according to plan. >> it's like my husband comes inside. i think it's time to leave. i'm really uncomfortable. i'm ready for pain intervention. i'm ready to hit the road. by the time i drive an hour and 15 minutes, by the time i get there and get my lab work, it's going to be a bit. and things are going to keep rocking and rolling from here. >> reporter: she and her husband trevor were about 30 minutes from the hospital, stuck in memorial day weekend traffic when her contractions started getting more intense. >> i remember like a big contraction hitting. i just kind of involuntarily grunted and pushed a little. and instantly i stopped myself and opened my eyes. and i was uh-oh. i sat up and i said hey, i need you to call 911. and he says what? and i said i just pushed with

dan rowan, bbc news, sydney. this is lucy bronze talking to fara williams. such disappointment, i can't believe it. i williams. after such disappointment, i can't believe it.— i can't believe it. i can't put it into words — i can't believe it. i can't put it into words what _ i can't believe it. i can't put it into words what it _ i can't believe it. i can't put it into words what it is - i can't believe it. i can't put it into words what it is like - into words what it is like understands. what did serena say in the huddle? just understands. what did serena say in the huddle? , ., �* understands. what did serena say in the huddle?— the huddle? just that we've let the name how the huddle? just that we've let the game how we _ the huddle? just that we've let the game how we want, _ the huddle? just that we've let the game how we want, we _ the huddle? just that we've let the game how we want, we were - the huddle? just that we've let the - game how we want, we were resilient, determined~ _ game how we want, we were resilient, determined~ i— game how we want,

i've got, on the other side, i'm hearing simon rattle and rowan atkinson talking like two engineers overts talk about the rhythm of comedy — very, very serious, for something that was about to be hysterical. then, i'm hearing danny boyle going down to the other end of the corridor. he's talking jk rowling off the edge because she's got a story to read, and all i can hear is, "i'm not a professional, i've never done this before!" and the place is rocking. meantime, carol hemming, who i'm working with, is trying to stick two isambard kingdom brunel sideburns on the side of my face and everything is moving and i'm starting to shake, i'm so nervous. so, then, on the way down to the sort of entrance, i had to go down because i needed to calm my nerves. it was about half an hour when they emptied — just before people started coming in and i went out to one of the auditoriums, so i'm looking at an empty stadium, more or less, and i do my lines for the last time, just on my own, very quietly, and i'd just finished, and from behind me, i hear the applause from two hands and its two girls from the

oh, curly rowan flowers, who knows? sing along.. i don't fly yesterday hit met with my tongue guy. he said, we will come to the grass in the meadows to paint the cars, we will get along, poida, i will live in your kolokoza about the death of the car. may allah give out a couple of theater and film actors alexei morozov and dana obyzov are visiting today and drinking all the songs there, i watch you know everything , lyosh almost turned out to know almost everything, because my grandmother tatyana ivanovna grandfather nikolai grigorievich was gathering at a huge table well, cucumbers are in brine, you know, it’s worth it, mushrooms, potatoes with dill, you know, the little white one, as my grandmother called the little white one , stands and the songs begin, so i really come from some depths of the subconscious of these texts. i remember, yes, you are going to we are going, but since i was born in latvia in the city of riga, nevertheless, my grandparents also watched black and white films on this very black and white tv and i think

do you remember the night when we hugged you, we were lying in a rowan bush, in the midst of the brainand my hand lay high in your hands to a couple, how is funnel with a spring in the distance? here is a song i have. by the way, she's extortion. and what song? begged beautiful, huh? well, it's on irish folk verses. but our man translated something, anyway we are russian people. we can't sing american. and tell me, i remember how you said that a western. yes? this is a horse galloping, how is it different from a gallop cossack. you in vain removed in vain in vain in vain cossack. you correctly asked the question , i will illustrate the don motives western performance of the cedar. get ready for a hike. well , no, so you won’t do me a vskidku. there are a lot of them in russian about the housewife. we are also country, but is it country, maybe it's already completely different, but it's bare. look, look at the grapes. yes, here is the jam that i cooked blackcurrant song to the verses of one poet, whom i saw in a book just in a collection of ticks vladimir bushunov i have been singing th

our sports editor dan rowan now sip reports on a roller—coaster of a match.stadium was the focal point of the olympics here 23 years ago has a sports event brought australia to a standstill quite like this. the matildas�* pursuit of world cup glory on home soil has gripped a nation and inspired new fans. but threatening to crash the party, england. vastly outnumbered amid a sea of green and gold but daring to dream. we're outnumbered 1000 to i, but we're going to be the loudest fans in the stadium. we want to beat england. if there's anyone we want to beat, it's england. england had grown into this tournament. now, in a deafening atmosphere, they faced their toughest test. the matildas, buoyed by the return of superstar sam kerr after injury. this the captain's first start of the world cup. england had said they had a game plan and started brightly. alex greenwood finding georgia stanway. the midfielder denied. kerr is one of a number of matildas who play their club football in england. greenwood booked after getting a little too familiar. but a cagey first h

good luck to nikkee, do, and rowan. let's get into the game. you'll be dealing with in the jeopardy! round. we start with, ooh, some... then... we have... then... the correct responses within the text of each clue. and finally... i'm shankar vedantam with clues about my podcast "hidden brain." we reveal the unconscious patterns in human behavior,

thanks joe, newcastle fan kendall rowan joins us now.n it is a tough one? i in terms of the quality opposition it is a tough one?— it is a tough one? i think this is what they _ it is a tough one? i think this is what they would _ it is a tough one? i think this is what they would call _ it is a tough one? i think this is what they would call in - it is a tough one? i think this is i what they would call in champions league terms the grip of death. is the hardest group, i think it definitely is. some huge ties and some fantastic away days and i don't think any of those teams will be expecting a win and at scene changes parked now under the new owners and the atmosphere and the fans out think it is a really come a difficult place to come so i am really, really looking forward to it. in really, really looking forward to it. , ., really, really looking forward to it. in terms of progression, giving to the next _ it. in terms of progression, giving to the next stage, _ it. in terms of progression, giving to the next stage, it _ it. in terms

today we're joined by three more champions-- courtney, rowan and john-- vying for the fourth spot.ludes a 7-game champion, a 4-game winner, and a second chance champion. but these games are hard to handicap. as we've already seen this week, anything can happen in a game of "jeopardy!" let's get into the jeopardy! round. good luck to all three of you. here are the categories we have in the first round.

rowan one of the prettiest cities in the country and it is very, very hard times. the l.a.s the following headline. remote work gave them a reprieve from racism. they don't want to go back. "the l.a. times" is saying that black people should stay home and white people should show up to work. it is amazing that they would actually put this out. >> oh, no, "the l.a. times" always goes to racism when they want to testified something. so why not use racism to give a justification for why you don't want to show up for work? a lot of people want to work remotely. there's no mystery there. but a lot of employers say, you have to show up to work. and so now i guess what some are trying to suggest is that it would be racist to ask people to show up to work. well, then, i guess it would be racist to send you a check as well for not showing up to work. a look at. it is time for folks to be adults. not everything is racism. not everything is homophobia or bigotry. sometimes life is life, and you get to show up for work. >> trace: it is the epitome of this commission to say that some pe

. >> thanks, rowan. >> the reason we are here at the museum tonight is to hear about the new book. humans t create animal villains. tonight we have a very special guest doctor bethany brooke sure bethany is a science journalist. you can read bethany's work in the washington post. late in the atlantic. places like scientific american spirit science news. a former staff writer which i sactually scrolled through the archives and just like so many things that i need to learn about in the archive there, i'm going to go be a student, and we are very excited that we have experts and animals that some people consider pets here at the museum and bethany that you could be with us to talk about your new book and share with us some of the cool science and stories you investigated. let's get to it. i am going to take a seat. thank you for letting me join tonight's conversation as well. okay. let's get started. the best place to start is, bethany, tell us about the book. what is the sales pitch? >> i started researching this book all the way back in 2016. when the idea first happened. but i have

new york state police suffolk county police department rodney harrison, couldn't make it here, chief rowan in his place instead, but i want to thank them for not only their work on this case, but for all their work in the task force going forward. it is important to note that there are no charges at this time. miss vergata's disappearance was in 1996, 27 years ago. we're going to continue to work this particular case as we did the four investigation. we're going to have no comment on what, if any suspects we developed at this time. this is a confidential investigation so i'm not going to be taking any questions. our investigation is continuing and thank you all very much. no questions. if you want to talk about, you know, something regarding the gilgo four, i'm happy to talk offline to you, but today, this is about -- this press conference is about miss vergata and, you know, that we have been able to identify her and that we're continuing our investigation not only with regard to the gilgo four but all of the victims on gilgo. so, thank you, all, very much. >> we were just listening to of

well, by the way, what we had for rowan can be added to salads?anberries are added to salads, this is a vegetable salad. well, it has a slightly astringent, tart taste. that's why not in all salads. here he goes. eh yes, well, it's necessary to contact the culinary specialists. well, anyway, it is useful berry, but for our blood vessels in general, because there is a lot, and vitamin a is a routine, uh, which strengthens the vascular wall and prevents atherosclerosis. i also heard her thank you very much, nadezhda, sit down. if you missed this section, then all issues of our program. you can find it on the online media platform, look at the application on the site, look at dot ru, thank you very much for your advice, the doctor is here, by the way, the next question from the kazansky railway station, i either rub my eyes with my hands, or i do exercises for the eyes, or i instilled a drop, that's all, of course it doesn't help me much. eh doctor. tell me, is there any other way to understand, eyes dmitry tyumen stay with us. good morning. today is

the rowan becky's you to do. i think i jet feels a little bit cheaper right now. also have a little more capacity because a lot more seats are empty. >> however, the seasonal dip in prices only for a short time because once the holidays come around, they go right back up, right when you can travel again during the breaks for christmas it occurs with nowhere to go. now, i mean, here, if you want to there's as looking pretty good when you see to i usually prefer because it's always sunny there a fog delays, which is not only a little cooler today. in a san francisco sfo, oakland, all of them will have pretty good flying conditions today. but those fog think could be rough for sure. >> the only place we're seeing fog today is right there out around ocean beach. you can see it from the suture tower right here. there's golden gate park outer sunset district. that fog is sitting right there, but it's not coming our direction. in fact, we've got a pretty generous offshore flow. that's keeping it right there at the coastline. look at all of this action going on about 100

rowan bridge joins us from outside the countess of chester hospital.as announced there will be an independent inquiry. what will this include? and what is the point of it? it is worth noting — and what is the point of it? it is worth noting that _ and what is the point of it? it 3 worth noting that lucy letby and what is the point of it? it 1 worth noting that lucy letby will be sentenced at ten o'clock on monday morning at manchester crown court for her crimes. she has indicated she is not intending to appearfor that sentencing and if she does not, she will be one of a few recent high—profile killers who have refused to appear in court, including thomas cashman, the government said they intend to change the law to compel killers to appear for their sentencing but that law is not in place at the moment. given the nature of her crimes and previous precedents, it seems she will be given her whole life tariff, spending her life behind bars. attention is now turning to what lessons can be learned and how lucy letby was able to get away with her crimes. the

behind the window bullfinches are warming a rowan bush , bulk berries are people in the snow.i simply cannot continue to live. my family has its own life outlined, but you can’t deceive yourself. how much to be cunning with this woman, the blow seemed to be not pompous, and from the happiness of his drunken watch. with this woman, like the sky of the race and from the happiness of his berry. i look into her eyes like a sea of ​​strength and, saying goodbye, i hug the bottom of the origin into the light, crying with a white name, like my chilled late love, an aribina in a dream , crying with white. me somehow my friend is late love liquid berries sob in the snow. today i spent the night a woman, my beloved, without whom i simply cannot live on. today i spent the night a woman, my beloved, without whom i simply cannot live on. i just can not. well, alexander vasilievich well, what can i say, didn't spoil the song? the song is beautiful lyrical, but he added his own gypsy melismas of some kind of melodic such tricks. i liked it, so i'll put it to you. thank you lyubov uspenskaya

i took my soul to god early in the morning. the breath is gone, my young rowan branch of the chud issually returns and does not go further at that age, right? everything depends on the situation. from these moments such songs are born. well, these are not the first people. who say this, well, yura is yura vitya and sit. and here is the earth for someone. of course, what do you do in magnitogorsk? tell me about yourself. well. to be honest, of course, i work a loader, i work as a pizza delivery driver. well, sometimes i dig, there are holes in the grave, that is, he earns all this , earned money, went to the studio recorded songs everything is at my own expense, there are no riders, no producers , i do everything the songs of the word myself, as for music, i do everything himself on my own how many years ago that year i wrote just lay on the shelf. i posted vkontakt and representatives write to me there. well, these are youtube channels. can we speak your songs, of course, just take it, we do not insert a face. well, so i don't like to shine. naturally. well, it actually makes life ea

. >> such a little cutie >> seth: how did julie - >> that's julie -- julie rowan-zoch did the art forg fat toad, but he turned out to be a little guy and i'm fine with it [ laughter ] >> seth: you know what, i heard -- i heard -- so, this is the beautiful artwork there, right? >> yeah, she really got the art down >> seth: but you -- you tried. you gave an early effort to do the art yourself >> i -- yeah i used to draw when i was a kid. and i was like, "i can draw this book too." [ laughter ] and i was wrong. i was wrong. >> seth: yeah. >> i tried >> seth: but you didn't do a terrible job these are way better when i heard you were going to do the drawings -- >> that's where everyone goes. like, i remember telling them, "i want to draw the book." and they went, "oh, great! >> seth: well, this isn't bad. that's a sheep with a secret, right? >> i think he's a little - [ laughter ] he's evil. >> seth: yeah, he's really evil. >> yeah, yeah. maybe he was terrifying children >> seth: but these aren't -- these are good >> these are the picture - [ laughter ] yeah, i sent them these and they we

was that rowan the previous one.he beard. >> gandalf the beard. >> but you know , you've got to >> but you know, you've got to go back a long way. andrew to find an archbishop that anybody thought was charismatic . and i thought was charismatic. and i think this survey is really interesting because what it says and i think arlene was touching on it a bit, this is a real soul searching for moment for people who are committed christians . who are committed christians. i'm not. and the census survey last year or whenever it was 2021 said that, you know, we are no longer a christian country. but that's not because people are embracing other religions, because the biggest number is non—religious religious. >> that's right. >> that's right. >> but i you know, if >> but i think, you know, if you've got people who really you've got people who are really committed to who their faith is really important to and really important to them and they trying bring more they are trying to bring more people in and saying we've got to em

ben, dan and also hannah rowan, who's our new managing editor to lead modern age in this new chapter. so we have exciting things coming for modern age. we have a new modern age online that'll be launching in the fall we're going to have a big party for that. we have some other exciting things that i don't have the liberty of sharing with you. this, but those will be coming down the pike. so please stay tuned. on the topic of tonight's event, patrick has been a friend of of the great politicalrs, philosophers of our day. and i was actually dismayed when someone me perhaps an illegal copy of his new book forwarding you know a pdf because i knew that for the next week i wouldn't be able to sleep and i just would to read this book and be pondering the provocations inside book. profound questions being asked abouleadership class and restorg virtue, the common good, subsidiarity and, solidarity to america. so i think it's fitting that a journal with a midwestern and course, we've assembled an esteemed group of panelists to respond and of course, we have senator j d vance kevin i'd to e and

let's go to sydney and speak to dan rowan.et the chance to play in a world cup final in future? once the dust has settled and they have processed what happened last night against spain they will draw plenty of solace and comfort. this is a side which has suffered extensive absentees through injury, the likes of the captain leah williamson, top scorer of the euros beth mead, fran kirby as well. having got to the final despite that is no mean feat. reaching a major tournament final in quick succession is an outstanding achievement. but this is a young squad and there's a lot to look forward to. sarina wiegman is contracted for another few years. these players will be backin few years. these players will be back in action pretty quickly for england there is a camp on the horizon, nations league matches, there is a hope that england qualify for the paris olympics next year, there is an expectation that sarina wiegman will take on the role if so. a lot to look forward to in future. what impact has this had on a global level as well