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from soho, islington and some of the surrounding areas.tjudge of somerset house... there is also a lot of people around, staff, tourists, visitors to the gallery, there are no longer in the building, it is understood that there is no one in there right now. the site as i say, is currently closed but we is posted on social media, showing some of that smoke billowing over the thames, just to my left over there. traffic is always been impacted. this is a really busy area for them it is central london on a saturday afternoon. it is full of bars and restaurants. lots of people around. there are cordons around and people are being asked to avoid the area because of that thick smoke. we don't yet know what caused the fire, but we are going to get more information over the day. it is believed that the fire broke out in the west wing of the body and there was no artwork in the area. of course, it is a really historical and cultural site. it has masterpieces raging from the middle ages live aegis right to the 20th century. people are also very keen

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nuts magazine delivering a water bed to the fa's hq in soho square at the time, fa officials wanderingthe fun around england. i bemused by this. he added to the fun around england-— around england. i really dignified in this past— around england. i really dignified in this past year, _ around england. i really dignified in this past year, open _ around england. i really dignified in this past year, open about - around england. i really dignifiedl in this past year, open about what he was facing, interesting, some of the choices of words he shared with people in his final days and weeks. going back to the manager of those players, we heard in the piece him saying there was a chance he thought they should have done better in 2006. why didn't he get the best out of the golden generation? the balance of— of the golden generation? the balance of the _ of the golden generation? the balance of the team of the golden generation? tta: balance of the team wasn't of the golden generation? t“t2 balance of the team wasn't quite right. gareth southgate got the players practising penalties, made it m

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nuts magazine delivering a water bed to the fa's hq in soho square at the time, fa officials wanderinghis. he added to the fun around england. really dignified in this past year, open about what he was facing, interesting, some of the choices of words he shared with people in his final days and weeks. going back to the manager of those players, we heard in the piece him saying there was a chance he thought they should have done better in 2006. why didn't he get the best out of the golden generation? the balance of the team wasn't quite right. gareth southgate got the players practising penalties, made it more of a science. a bit unsporting to practice things like penalties previously, sven admitted that, why he didn't work on penalties, the psychology of players, he also said he should have taken a psychologist to some of those tournaments. henry winter. you can follow everything live on this story on the bbc sport website and app. thoughts and memories of sven—goran eriksson, who has died at the age of 76. to ukraine next — where russia has carried out a massive aerial assault. presid

i can remember, i think it was nuts magazine delivering a water bed to the fa's hq in soho square atse blazers, fa officials wandering in and out, and just sort of bemused by all this. but yeah, he certainly added to the fun around england. and he was really dignified in this past year, very open about what he was facing, and very interesting some of the choices of words he chose to actually share with people in these final days and weeks. but, just going back to the manager of those players, we heard in that piece, him saying that there was a chance he thought that they should have done better in that 2006 world cup. why didn't he get the best out of that golden generation, do you think? the balance of the team wasn't quite right, and england didn't practice penalties. one of the good things that gareth southgate did is that he got the players practising penalties. they made it more of a science, rather than sort of old school, sort of victorian ethos, that you just wander up and, you know, it's a bit unsporting to practice things like penalties. you know, the germans have done it f

that at the moment. 120 55 writers have been attending the scene at the moment. 25 fire engines from sohoscene at the moment. we are told that no artwork has been damaged and earlier, we spoke to the director of the summerhouse trust and he told us although it is a worrying situation, the evacuating the live evacuation process was a success. —— the director of the somerset house trust. the venue itself had been hoping to host a day of breakdancing here in canada central london and that event has been postponed and events for the rest of the day have been called off —— mckay in central london. a lot of people have been trying to find out what is going on and a lot of staff have been trying to find out whether there will be back at work tomorrow. the staff now take a look at the damage that the fire is done and try to find out what and is caused it.- fire is done and try to find out what and is caused it. jack, for the moment, thank _ what and is caused it. jack, for the moment, thank you _ what and is caused it. jack, for the moment, thank you very _ what and is caused it. jack, for the mo

kids using russian in fluids and snow because of his, the, for the anti government militants in the soho. the super easy to ukraine has expressed its position on these decisions by molly. in the chair, we decided to cancel all organizations against the supporters of international terrorism. this is a part of the russian narrative russian propaganda creating this image as if you crane is involved in some kind of terrorism. these 2 countries have made their decisions in a haste not far sighted manner, and without providing any essential evidence without studying the cause. we all understand perfectly well that these countries, 3rd ties with russia. how much of these countries depends on russia? of course, we understand that these decisions were made not only by these countries, while the scandal just keeps getting worse. this is the, it's another statement from ukraine denying any wrong doing. in the embassy case. somebody forces was even more disturbing about the state, which is that cube is now accusing moscow. office influence on the 2 african states that have decided to cut ties with i

ella y sus 5 familiares son parte de la comunidad de casas rodantes que encontraron un espacio en sohor desalojados de la calle winston hace un par de semanas. y ahora deben volver a empacar sus cosas o enfrentar el riesgo de que sus vehículos sean remolcados. bueno, ya falta poco para que oscurezca. sabemos que tienen hasta la medianoche para desalojar. como pueden ver, todavía quedan algunos vehículo, pero puedo decirles que la gran mayoría sí se ha ido del lugar. de hecho, cuando llegamos en la tarde, hace varias horas, habían más casas rodantes. así que nuevamente sabemos que ya hay familias que han tomado la decisión de irse antes de que oscurezca. sixty folks with the kids included. personal de la ciudad aseguró que tienen fondos para ayudar con el alquiler de al menos 2 años para 22 familias en viviendas subsidiadas o alrededor de 60 personas con niños incluidos. ya hicimos el contrato y todo, pero todavía vamos a estar esperando a que los hablen para entregarles las llaves. supuestamente no importa de cuántas habitaciones, cuántas que den algo donde ya se pueda mover. 1 tampoco

why the sentiment across the soho demonstrates the cues cab of backing terrorists with support from ne, so from in particular, they want the country to set a ties with ukraine. following the lead of molly and me just protest is also back to request 5 to 3. so whole states for the un security council to take measures against ukraine, support for insurgency forces in africa. i'll say correspondence going to be a kind of guy picks up the story for it is the people in fact. so the reason behind all of this is as you information and facts have come to lights about you crazy. i'm fine and single to rest in the region in late life boxes from the back and improve a company to the modern army in watts. it'd be mounted in a stabilizing operation. the town often vouching near the o david buddha, that mission quickly went sideways. when fighting broke out between that commission ad rebels from the to r a who put an end retreat back 9, martin forces were ambushed by the militants. about 80 full vac now and $45.00 models. soldiers were killed in the fighting ukraine. submitted st agents at that time

begins kids to pull some of those in groups in the region reflecting a wind a sentiment across the soho to demonstrate cuz they're accusing key of, of banking terrorists with support. some nato phones in particular. they won't want to go through several times with you train following the lead. as molly, as me said, protest is also back to request by these we saw whole states for the un security council to take and they should be going to frame support for and such as the fullest is enough for all day correspondence. going to be a congress picks up the story. it is the people in fact. so the reason behind all of this is as you information and facts have come to lights about you crazy. i'm fine as single to rest in the region in late life faxes from the back and approved for a company to the modern army in watts. it'd be monday for the a stabilizing operation in the town, often as our attend near the o. gibbon border that mission quickly went sideways when fighting broke out between that commission ad rebels from the to our was who put, i mean, retreat back 9, money and forces were ambush

quite and support some medicine groups in the region reflecting a wide, a sense of ment across the soho. demonstrates as accuse key of biking terrorists with support from nato from same particular. they want the country to set a ties with ukraine following the lead of molly on sneeze. yes. protest is also back to request by the 3. so whole states for the un security council to take measure the gains to credit support for insurgency forces in africa. i'll take, i'll respond, it's going to be a congress picks out the story for it is the people in fact. so the reason behind all of this is as you information and facts have come to lights about you crazy. i'm fine, is single to rest in the region in late july faxes from the vaccine approved for a company to the modern army in watts. it'd be more than a stabilizing operation. the town of turns out to near the tube in boulder, that mission quickly went sideways when fighting broke out between that condition ad rebels from the to our was who put, i mean, retreat back 9 money and forces were ambushed by the militants. about a 2 full vac now and

first received at 1159 this morning, crews from soho, delegate, islington and surrounding fire stations a relatively quiet note with some winds but certainly perfect conditions for the balloon festival getting under way earlier on this morning. lots of dry weather and lots of sunshine around for many of us particularly towards the south and south—east. throughout the afternoon, elsewhere the cloud will increase but there will still be some sunny spells. possibility of one or two showers into scotland and northern ireland, coming into northern england and perhaps north wales, as well, but those will be few and far between. for most of us, it will stay dry and temperatures getting to 18 or 21 degrees but 25 in the south—east corner. through tonight, he will continue with a few showers coming in across scotland and a rather brisk west or south—westerly wind with clear skies elsewhere and again it could be a tad fresh first thing on sunday morning with temperatures in the countryside getting down to single figures but particularly the towns and cities, ten to 13 degrees. throughout sunday w

we know that around 15 fire engines have been deployed, including from soho some of the surrounding areasgreat said it receiving reports of these incidents —— make their london fire brigade said it started receiving reports of this is a dent around... all around me, you can see lots of people around, the building is currently close as staff and visitors, presumably people who are in the galleries waiting outside to see if they can go back in. what we also see around us, the smoke, there's a lot of smoke and there was very thick smoke in the courts of somerset house behind me as well. there is also reported closures and traffic incident as welljust there is also reported closures and traffic incident as well just as there is also reported closures and traffic incident as welljust as we have been told that there's going to be some impact on the traffic. this will cause a really busy area. i mean it is a sunny saturday afternoon. there are lots of bars and restaurants around here. you can see there is a recording currently in place by me. somerset house is a historic building and culturally

responded to calls at around midday, and they dispatched around 20 fire engines from islington and sohounding areas to attend the blaze, which we have been told was in the west wing of the building in the roof of the building. that is a selection of offices and storage, not the main part that tourists would perhaps be familiar with. we've been told that no artwork was damaged. speaking to us a little earlier, the director of the somerset house trust told us what he knew. irate somerset house trust told us what he knew. ~ ~' ., somerset house trust told us what he knew. ~ ~ ., , ~ ~' ., knew. we know very little. we know that about midday, _ knew. we know very little. we know that about midday, a _ knew. we know very little. we know that about midday, a fire _ knew. we know very little. we know that about midday, a fire was - that about midday, a fire was spotted — that about midday, a fire was spotted in one corner on the third floor— spotted in one corner on the third floor of— spotted in one corner on the third floor of the — spotted in one corner on the third floor of the west wing. th

manhattan downtown is still doing very well, so that is certainly going to be the west village, tribeca, sohot is prime brooklyn. so brooklyn heights, williamsburg. that said, you know, prime upper east side, if it is the product that people are wanting, then those are moving very well. the armani building is sold out. they only had ten units. they didn't have a model. they didn't have anything to show and their prices, you know, going up to $8,000 a foot, and they sold all of the apartments. it is a great location. it is great name and a great product. so it is not necessarily just the location. it is still a matter of product. it also goes back into people still absolutely don't want to do work. so if something is in need of renovation, if something is dated buyers are kind of passing on that. >> yeah, i didn't get to that idea of companies like armani and others branding residences. >> yes. >> it is very interesting. we will do that on our next visit with you, noble black. thank you. >> sure. thanks for having me. >> appreciate it. >>> at we head to break it is the tale of two bench stocks

he is in soho, the cooler part of town and what we are in, and we are glad to have you.ttle bit mid to older millennials over the last week, and they are struggling. they would love to buy a house and they find they are they being out bit where there's no supply where they want to be. they have babies about to be born and they are stressed. what can you tell them? >> ryan: i tell them to have patients, and you have to remember that housing and affordability are affected by three things. today have the highest rate since the early 2000s, and come, meaning someone turning $77,000 year can no longer qualify for a loan on a $400,000 home, which means the average american can no longer qualify for the median price home across the united states. i don't think that's ever happened before. you also the highest pricing we have seen their homes. the median price has soared more than 50% since 2019. what goes up has to come down. hopefully it starts to come down slowly so housing can start to be more absorbed. but people aren't building houses the way they used to. it's too expensi

. >> first of all, jim, we really appreciated you taking the time to visit our new store in soho.e is really the first full-force expression of the new brand identity, and we're making progress with this brand. first of all, it's also a very important brand in our portfolio. it represents nearly $2 billion in sales. it's focused on the premium lifestyle space within our portfolio. we've been making adjustments on pricing, on assortment architecture. we've been implementing new merchandising strategies. as i shared with you very transparently, our men's business is in a stronger position right now than our women's. so we've got work to do. but i am very confident in this heritage brand that we can really unlock it, our potential growth in the future. >> tonight we had numbers from lululemon. they weren't that bad. but i know you said on your call that you're gaining confidence in the turn at athleta. i go to your stores athleta and they're not -- i just can't imagine you actually like the way they look now. but you have a vision of what could happen. tell me some of it. >> well, lo

but the fact of the matter is, you can't just, you know, we had this with paul currie and the soho theatrest too hypersensitive. and if you're that hypersensitive, i would advise you not going to see a live performance of someone that you don't know what they're talking about. go and see something at the theatre or go, come and see my show. >> i'm doing a show on friday. you'll see. you'll see equally offensive jokes, but from the other, from the other perspective, i'll make fun of it. i'll make fun of hamas, and then they'll be like a pro gaza person standing up and telling me that i'm not funny, and then i'll deal with them as well. >> well, i write in the article that there was also people of the jewish faith that thought it was very funny and when people say, you're not funny because that's the easiest thing to say to a comedian, you're not funny. it should end with, in my opinion. >> yeah, absolutely. >> yeah, absolutely. >> get over yourself and the wrong place. >> i think if you don't like a comedy show, maybe google the comedian before you go to see if you're going to like the mate

we were in the new banana republic store in soho. it was a thing of beauty.back to the way we thought it was, iconic. that's the word they continually use. it's right. old navy's been redone. gap stores, better than ever. but banana republic, which is just -- went fallow. holy cow. it looks great. look, i think richard has brought a level of energy to gap stores. it's been undermanaged for a very long time, and it's back. and the stuff looks great. >> we were paying a lot of attention to retail. i wonder, would you say the turnaround at gap or anf has been more impressive? >> anf has been this silent juggernaut because a lot of people don't go into the -- younger person style. i think that gap stores, because the stock hasn't really moved yet, we're not paying attention to it, but this thing is going to move. their tiktok strategy of advertising, eight up there with ralph lauren, which has unbelievable advertising. patrice, richard dixon, they understand where the people are. david, the people united will never be defeated. remember that when we were trotsky-

they're based in soho. they deliver nationwide . and they deliver nationwide.our home and sort of set it out in your own surroundings, which is sort of how i quite like doing it. >> should you do you think we should fortify ourselves with a drop of bubbly? it'd be rude not to, as we start what i'm observing . delicious. is that observing. delicious. is that you brought savoury as well as sweetness. so what's. what's that over on the left? that looks okay. >> so here we have tea savoury. here we have sort of the savoury section. we've got some little cheese twists. we've got some sort of slightly spicy fragrant sausage rolls. we've got some crackers with a sort of tomato chutney, some salt cheese and onion crisps. >> pass me a sausage roll if you want. okay. >> i'm going to. >> i'm going to. >> oh, i can reach over you. right. >> there we go. right. but obviously i know a lot of people are probably thinking, where are the dainty sandwiches? yes. sort of the famous crustless sandwiches, may i say the crusts are always cut off. these sort of afternoon tea sandwich

probably on the edge, particularly as they got a female member of staff to go and buy it, take them to sohodn't i mean, that was one of my favourite colleagues who did it. so exactly. >> it's, you know, it is the thought police, isn't it? but the serious side of this story is that a woman is killed by a man every three days in the uk, and that's why i mentioned there is real domestic abuse and violence going on, and that every day on our streets and rape convictions are at an all time low. >> and yet we're talking about the online stuff and there is also so we do need to i mean, as bev says, we do need to support that, you know, the next generation of men trolling boys now, police should be out on the streets. they should be going after people who are committing crimes, not just they should be increasing the prosecution rate. absolutely. through social media all day long. we agree they're not trained for that. >> it's also just bear in mind this women have been killed in these numbers for decades. before andrew tate was on the internet. like this hasn't changed. and this is what's behind th

they have these little things called soho buns that are made of old, of old, panache chocolate .ry angry because they're using old croissants to make a new reconstituted almond and chocolate croissant, and they're charging an extra £0.95 for this, which is effectively made out of day old croissant. now, i actually would defend them against the haters, because they have to go through the process of remaking the thing. so i think actually, financially, it makes sense for them to charge a bit, give it away . and if you're bit, give it away. and if you're shopping at gail's and you're you're willing to pay such a large amount of money for it , large amount of money for it, then, you know, fair enough. if not, go to greggs. >> other other bakeries are available. >> emma woolf matthew laza . >> emma woolf matthew laza. thank you very much. right. time to get your latest news with cameron walker. >> nana. thank you. it's 1131. >> nana. thank you. it's1131. i'm cameron walker here in the gb newsroom. victims of the infected blood scandal can receive support scheme payments for life under