siobhan: chowdah! narrator: clam baking is a time honored new england tradition that has been enjoyed throughout generations. needless to say, you can't come to provincetown without enjoying one. johnny: so what are the ingredients in this chowder? siobhan: onion, pancetta. i thought it was bacon, but pancetta. siobhan: clams, obviously. johnny: yep, this is delicious. wait, so is that the kimberly anne? that's the one that we were just on. get out of here. wow. as much of an exciting time as i had out there, that's tough work. i got to hand it to you guys. i got to hand it to guys. thank you. narrator: and as night falls and the burning wood fire adds a quaint aroma, the only thing left is a full stomach while surrounded by the good people of paradise. ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. i just want to say, thank you for welcoming us to this magical community that you guys have and you're all a part of. so here's the provincetown, and here's to all of you. cheers! everyone: cheers! siobhan: cheers, qu

dr. bettina siobhan, thank you, and that's for the show. our condolences from the whole team here are going underground to those bereaved by the earthquakes will be back next. saturday would comedian and presented jimmy door ahead of the rage against the wall machine demonstration in washington dc. but until then, keep in touch my role as social media, if it's not sensitive in your country and you can always had to watch on all going on the grantee on ronald, come to watch new and old episodes going underground. see very soon. ah ah. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time. time to sit down and talk with grainy nationalist use multiple launch or rocket systems against civilians. the once again here in my case that one of the shelves is still stuck here in this house. we were far from the ground in russia as don nuts, repub

dr. bettina siobhan. thank you, and that's it for the show. our condolences from the whole team here are going underground to those bereaved by the earthquakes will be back next, saturday, would comedian and presented jimmy door ahead of the rage against the wall machine demonstration in washington dc. but until then, keep in touch my role as social media, if it's not sensitive in your country and you can always had to watch on going underground tv on rumbled com to watch new and old episodes going underground. see very soon. ah ah ah ah ah ukrainian nationalist use multiple launch or rocket system against civilians. the once again here, in my case, one of the shells is still stuck here in this house or not. we report from russia. i don't yet, script public web, multiple civilians are wounded and made. ukraine's latest artillery attack destroyed the homes of local residence. there is always a copay for waking up, but i'm afraid that there's 2 of us to sleep so far. this is a conversation between the different aussie here from russia's ambassad

dr. bettina siobhan. thank you, and that's it for the show. our condolences from the whole team here are going underground to those bereaved by the earthquakes will be back next, saturday, would comedian and presented jimmy door ahead of the rage against the wall machine demonstration in washington dc. but until then, keep in touch my role as social media, if it's not sensitive in your country and you can always had to our channel going underground tv on rumbled dot com to watch new and old episodes going underground. see very soon ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah with mm ah the welcome to wells apart the year of 2020 to upset the apple cart of international politics in more ways than one. but the launch of the russian military operation in your crime has definitely been divided into historical timeline in.

dr. bettina siobhan, thank you, and that's for the show. our condolences from the whole team here are going underground to those bereaved by the earthquakes will be back next. saturday would comedian and presented jimmy door ahead of the rage against the wall machine demonstration in washington dc. but until then, keep in touch my role as social media, if it's not sensitive in your country and you can always had to watch on going underground tv on rumbled com to watch new and old episodes going on the ground. see very soon. ah ah ah ah, well oh oh oh, a ah it ah. just a few meters away from me. this is where another ukrainian shill, emergency workers are still working here, trying to clear out of the rubble perhaps to find more victims ukrainian shelling of done yet he kills one civilian leaves at least 3 more days. according to local officials who say he have used us supplied high march rockets to attack multiple residential areas and also a head on with hope for waking up with a prep.

siobhan, thanks for taking us through those bafta winners tonight. thanks very much.ge of fortunes really today. it was more southern and southeastern parts of the country that had the best of the sunshine, whereas further north we saw much more cloud coming into scotland, the stream of cloud coming in from the atlantic bringing some heavier rain in northern scotland for a while. this evening, the worst of that rain will move away. and then overnight we'll get this secondary band of rain pushing back down into scotland. it's been windy in scotland and the winds continuing to pick up in many places overnight in northern scotland. we could have some gusts of around 60 miles an hour for a while by the end of the night. a lot of cloud to come tonight. it's going to be a mild one, particularly in northern ireland. perhaps temperatures no lower than 11 degrees tomorrow. the winds continue to gradually ease down through the day, but this rain is stuck in scotland. could see a secondary band of cloud, a few pockets of rain and drizzle affecting northern ireland over the irish

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this is called vso resound and siobhan clough plays the lead violin. ., .., siobhan clough plays theagicalthing about resound is we work in different violin. the magical thing about i resound is we work in different ways than what would be deemed as normal or customary. i held my violin slightly on the side and i tilt my head to feel the vibrations. today, clarence is — head to feel the vibrations. today, clarence is a _ head to feel the vibrations. today, clarence is a member _ head to feel the vibrations. today, clarence is a member of _ head to feel the vibrations. today, clarence is a member of our i head to feel the vibrations. today, clarence is a member of our ns i clarence is a member of our ns moves, based in gateshead. his musicaljourney began three decades ago when he played trump with the bso alongside his friend pete, who is here to welcome his dilemma him back. irate is here to welcome his dilemma him back. ~ ., ., , is here to welcome his dilemma him back. . . ., , , ., ., ., back. we are all very proud of what he has achieved. _ back. we are all very proud of what he

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siobhan copland. thank you. sticking with you.ound half of brits found that nearly half of brits want get married, say that want to get married, say that they afford propose due they can't afford to propose due to cost of living crisis. to the cost of living crisis. the survey by lottie leigh jewellery the full 7% jewellery revealed the full 7% of would be proposes are hesitant to buy an engagement ring of concerns over ring because of concerns over the reporter ellie the cost. our reporter ellie costello met who got costello met a couple who got engaged the help of a gummy ring . yasmin and michael have been together for two years. they want to get married? but the cost of living crisis has made buying an expensive ring impossible . michael took matters impossible. michael took matters into his own hands and proposed with help of a haribo ring . i with help of a haribo ring. i knew didn't matter if was gold or if it was haribo. i hired, but i knew i wanted to . i knew but i knew i wanted to. i knew i wanted to get engaged her. i

the bso's inclusive ensemble is called bso resound and siobhan plays lead violin. tilt my head and press my violin right into my neck to feel the vibrations. today, clarence is a member of rns moves based in gateshead. his musicaljourney began three decades ago when he played trumpet with the bso here in poole, alongside his friend pete, who's here to welcome him back. clarence is the most positive person you could ever meet. we're all very proud of what he's achieved. i had my accident a couple of years after leaving here, really? i was laying in intensive care at some point, being kept alive by machines. and so from that position, to think that us two still could be, you know, in the same building and all of that is remarkable. clarence now plays an instrument which was developed especially for him. it's called headspace, and he plays it by moving his head and blowing into a tube. at the heart of it is a computer, which gives clarence the option to bring all kinds of new sounds into the music. yeah, and it's getting the audiences used to accepting those new sound

okay, siobhan, investigation. okay, siobhan, i'm chaudhry . appreciate your i'm chaudhry.nister will chair cabinet meeting today amid speculation that people could resign over his brexit deal if it risks northern ireland's place within the uk. well, yesterday the home secretary suella braverman became the second member of the cabinet after paddy morton to warn rishi sunak against ditching the northern ireland protocol. well, we spoke to the executive said for women this yean executive said for women this year, coldfield, who said a deal with the eu was the prime minister's .top priority , yet say minister's .top priority, yet say the northern ireland protocol has been an issue for a while now. we know that that's why there is an up and running assembly in northern ireland or an executive. and that's causing problems in northern problems for people in northern ireland, because ireland, you know, because devolved health, devolved matters such as health, for not able to be for example, are not able to be addressed. it's really addressed. and so it's really crucial. and that's

this is called bso resound and siobhan clough plays the lead violin.ago when he played trump decades ago when he played trumpet with the bso alongside his friend pete, who is here to welcome him back. we are all very proud of what he has achieved. i had my accident a couple of years after moving here. i was in intensive care being kept alive by machines. so from that position, to think that we could be in the same building and all of that, is remarkable. clarence now plays an instrument which was developed especially for him. it is called headspace and he plays it by moving his head and blowing into a tube. at the heart of it is a computer which gives clarence the option to bring all kinds of new sounds into the music. it is getting the audience is used to accepting those new sounds on the classical stage. so far, so good. nobody has thrown any tomatoes at me. the concert opens with a new piece, falling, composed by kate whitley. she worked with the musicians to incorporate the electronic instruments and give the whole orchestra remarkable creative fre

not spoiling the ending, but it's likely seen earlier on with siobhan and sarah where theyjust had aelf? . , ., , ., job itself? yeah, it is a beautiful art of job itself? yeah, it is a beautiful part of the _ job itself? yeah, it is a beautiful part of the world. _ job itself? yeah, it is a beautiful part of the world. when - job itself? yeah, it is a beautiful part of the world. when you i job itself? yeah, it is a beautiful part of the world. when you see | job itself? yeah, it is a beautiful- part of the world. when you see some of these _ part of the world. when you see some of these wide shots, it looks so cinematic— of these wide shots, it looks so cinematic and beautiful. and the people _ cinematic and beautiful. and the pe0pte in— cinematic and beautiful. and the people in the area were just so welcoming. i remember going to the mini supermarket, the one that neal works— mini supermarket, the one that neal works in— mini supermarket, the one that neal works in command buying some deodorant — works in command buying some deodorant and things like that. people — deodorant and