yes, mamalykin samir, they got into a fight?n due to this scuffle with mamalykin, is that what’s on his back? yes, it was viktor borisovich who got into a fight in a bar, he got into a fight in a bar, listen, well , i don’t know all the details, his ex-driver radygin told me, he was in the bar with him, zoy, yes, yeah, we were lucky with the suitcase, i just that i spoke with the store manager, we have only one store of this chain, yes, they sell them very rarely, three or four pieces per month, card, if he paid, cameras, let's go, excuse me, about the check, you definitely need to eliminate the violation before the check, it will be, yes, okay, i understand, radygin, yes, yes, because he was in the bar and saw , with whom kasitov got into a fight, zoy, where are we rushing, there are still four hours before the store closes, it’s kostya, yes, he wants to meet to tell me something important, say it, will you? she was right, yes, yes, but why, what kind of wife am i, we are already good together, but he wants to ruin everything,

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samir —— ten three macro hussein. issue on the campaign trail. it is interesting, given how badly india was hit by coronavirus and even though so me people are talking about health care at that time, it is really noticeably absent from the political discourse right now. thank you very much for that. samira hussain, in patna. talks have been held in london between british and irish ministers, as tensions grow over the number of asylum seekers travelling from northern ireland into the republic. the irish government is planning emergency legislation to return a rising number of asylum seekers crossing the border, while the uk said it won't take any back until eu—wide asylum rules are changed. dublin claims 80% of recent asylum seekers arrived from northern ireland, but did not specify how this number was determined. the irish prime minister, or taoisech, went further, saying ireland would not "provide a migration loophole" for the uk's migration policy. the first thing to say here is every country is entitled to have its

that is samir hussein live in delhi waiting to give us the latest on the start of india's huge general—— that is samira hussain live in delhi waiting to give us the latest on the start of india's huge general election, we will have more on that board story that bbc report from huw pym. hello. high pressure is going to be building across the uk this weekend. high pressure normally means dry weather and it will be largely dry. however, it will not always be sunny. often it will be cloudy, quite chilly too. the brightest and warmest weather to be found across the west of the uk. here is our area of high pressure right now, sitting just to the west of the uk. the jet stream, the flow of winds high in the atmosphere, is running just to the north of that high and then diving down across continental europe. the jet really meandering across europe this weekend. actually, if anything, it's going to bend back on itself and that will allow colder air in across the eastern half of the uk. through the rest of today, an old weather front is clearing the south. a little bit of rain with that. behind

back with us tonight is samir mallal.onfess that last week when we spoke to shilo, it was the human intelligence that failed. we had a mute button on the computer. laughter. i am hoping we have ironed that out, and with a bit of luck, she is going to speak to us. one day it will undress itself. exactly, they go. i one day it will undress itself. exactly, they go.— one day it will undress itself. exactly, they go. i want to hear from her. _ exactly, they go. i want to hear from her. if _ exactly, they go. i want to hear from her, if she _ exactly, they go. i want to hear from her, if she primed - exactly, they go. i want to hear from her, if she primed to? - exactly, they go. i want to hear. from her, if she primed to? good evening, shilo, how was your week? come on, shilo. hanging onto the timeless vibes _ come on, shilo. hanging onto the timeless vibes of _ come on, shilo. hanging onto the timeless vibes of the _ come on, shilo. hanging onto the timeless vibes of the 90s, - come on, shilo. hanging onto the timeless vibes

a fellow named samir from an indian ocean city in kenya. he is not a cap black canyon.rom the old arabian peninsula community that runs all the way up and down the african indian ocean coast. he has lived this amazing forest gump life in the united states. he came accidentally with the diversity visa and he has built in american life. he said, you could have dropped me anywhere in the world from activity and i probably would've done all right, but no place is like america. host: let's hear from our callers. tom in fort myers, florida. good morning, tom. caller: good morning. good morning, ray. i am a long time fan. we are probably the same age. you were probably older than me when i watched you on tv, but we might be the same age. you mentioned the oslo accords. guest: let's refer to ourselves as "mature." caller:[laughter] thank you. let's talk about the book. i haven't read it. i look forward to reading it. the previous guest said something about in regards to the college thing how important it was to keep our institutions intact, what we have built up over the years,

>> because you've got robbie gibb on the board, you've got samir shah as the chair, you've got, tim,t about the output though? akil. >> no, my point is actually the output. i'll tell you output. i mean, i'll tell you one thing, patrick. everybody has with the bbc's has a problem with the bbc's output having been there. everybody a problem. and you everybody has a problem. and you can pick and choose whatever bits have a problem bits you want to have a problem with. this one. look, with. i think on this one. look, it compare partygate. it doesn't compare to partygate. and disrespectful and i think that's disrespectful to who lost our loved to many of us who lost our loved ones during that time. it doesn't compare to partygate. it is a story labour party will is a story the labour party will always batted away, just always try and batted away, just like the conservatives will. that's the game, that's the part of the game, that's they the that's what they do. but the fact matter is there was fact of the matter is there was a complication. they made a decision. i don't know, i'm speaking

a fellow named samir from an indian ocean city in kenya. he is not a cap black canyon.rom the old arabian peninsula community that runs all the way up and down the african indian ocean coast. he has lived this amazing forest gump life in the united states. he came accidentally with the diversity visa and he has built in american life. he said, you could have dropped me anywhere in the world from activity and i probably would've done all right, but no place is like america. host: let's hear from our callers. tom in fort myers, florida. good morning, tom. caller: good morning. good morning, ray. i am a long time fan. we are probably the same age. you were probably older than me when i watched you on tv, but we might be the same age. you mentioned the oslo accords. guest: let's refer to ourselves as "mature." caller:[laughter] thank you. let's talk about the book. i haven't read it. i look forward to reading it. the previous guest said something about in regards to the college thing how important it was to keep our institutions intact, what we have built up over the years,