at 26, sophie replaced anna magnani.hara, sophie plays a woman 10 years older, who was destitute of war and raped by soldiers along with her daughter. on the set before sika does not give the actress a minute of rest and sophie repeats before each episode sophie you mother your heart smashed by the soldiers having abused their daughter. you should have a guard, you put the freaks on them, i hate them. good morning, if he does not fulfill the conditions, i am not worried about responsibility, you are interfering in your own business. i can fire you at any time, next saturday on first listen, i'm just wondering. worry about tinkoff, you can find out the amount of a loan for a business without opening an account, just upload an extract from your bank. leave an application on tinkoff.ru and find out the loan amount without opening an account business of tinkoff, he is like this only for 4 days a year, while the dakula graph turns into a buyer. 500 years waiting for such a sale, and he said that you are 200 black friday for n

sophie sings a song full of love and personal experiences sophie deeply loved the only woman in her motherer who, with the last of her strength, raised two daughters alone. here, in kisses 25 km from naples, her mother ramilda was called rogatsa, madre, a single mother. small consolation for the girl is another blow for her mother. after all, this thin graceful blonde dreamed of becoming an actress. this film where she played the only embodiment of her dreams dream died, unborn in a small southern town sophie grew up amidst poverty and constant ridicule at school she was teased by sophie the bastard daughter of the walkers without fatherhood is the strongest. the mother also had the figure of a teenage girl. she suddenly changed became a beauty. and let ramilda fail. sophie entered her first beauty pageant wearing a dress made from an old curtain as a prize. she got a train ticket. in rome, this was enough for the mother to believe in the fate of her daughter. ramilda holds her hand tightly. revenge your sophie for her and cure, chita or nothing. two neapolitan women in this huge cinema ci

(sophie fouron) hi! how are you? (woman) good. - i'm sophie. - i'm regina. - regina, can you tell me what will happen today? - this is about the first-born ceremony. every mother in palau, when they have their first-born child, they have to go through this process. and it's called omengat, which means a celebration of life. - how many people are you expecting? - i would say about 300 people. - and what will be your role today, regina? - the oldest sister of steven, who is the father of sascha... my role is to bring her out, in her glory, for everybody to see. - it's really a celebration of life, but also of women. - women. the role of women in palau. and an exchange of food and money. sascha's part is to prepare all the food. all the food. and the husband's part is to give the money. and i would presume no less than $20,000 for this occasion. - do all women in palau go through it? - yes. all women who have their first-born have to go through this. before, in the olden days, only the married women came out in their gl

(sophie fouron) wow!kazz padidar) check him out. - it's like a sole, exactly. - so, it's a real jersey thing. when you come to jersey, you should kiss a fish. - come on. you're inventing this. - elo, you kiss the fish. kiss the fish. he kissed the fish on the lips. watch this here. look at him. look how cool this is. - going back home. - how cool is that? that's amazing. honestly. so what we're doing here, you see the noodles growing here? look at that. - oh yeah. sea noodles. - and they're really easy to just pick up like that, and the noodles can go in there. - o.k. - there's a seaweed back there, the lava seaweed, that we didn't really talk about. every 100 gm of that seaweed that you pick, 25 gm is pure protein. so those people who don't want to be eating meat, you get all your protein: calcium, iron, b vitamins... seaweed is what everybody should be munching, basically. this is going to be for our boil later, o.k? this is serrated wrack. now, i call this "smacon" because it tastes like bacon. so, sea

(sophie fouron) nice to meet you.(yi-chieh wu - monique) nice to meet you too. - so where are we going today, monique? - today we are going to the south of taiwan, to tainan city, where i was born, to visit my mom. i'll take you on my scooter to the train station to take a high-speed train. - scooters are very convenient. - extremely. for you. the pink one. - my colour. - ready? (kuanying chao) mostly, people come to taipei for work, so the people who work and study in taipei, most of them are from different cities. they move a lot to go back, so high-speed railway is the most efficient way for people to trav. (sophie fouron) high-speed train. which one is it? the orange one. - oh, the orange one. the second one. - yes. - okay. here. we're in car 2. - okay. - so we have to wait here. we follow the line. you're not allowed to go over. - this is not good. - no. - it's so well organized! - we're the best in the world to know how to wait in line. - well, that's quite a feature. that's quite a feature. here we are. how lon

sophie: why should we pay for this? maria: so you are not going to pay for it? sophie: no. i pay elon musk -- he has but this company to make money and now he wants to make us pay for something -- we have to pay for him to conduct his business. maria: sophie in 't veld, you are definitely not paying for the blue tick and you made it clear. i will not spend a cent on it as well. we will see you very soon and we will see if elon musk makes the trip to brussels. we appreciate your time. tom, that is a big question. you pay for this blue tick or not? tom: well done. maria tadeo in brussels and a reminder that even as musk faces additional scrutiny, there are potential headwinds and hurdles when it comes to the business in europe. let's get to the bloomberg first word news with laura wright. laura: president biden says that the democrats had a strong night during tuesday's elections and the red wave for republicans did not happen. the gop is inching towards control of the house, albeit with a narrower margin than many predicted. democrats are on path to keep their senate majorit

(sophie fouron) cheik mc.rapper, author and political activist; he strives to make living conditions better for his fellow citizens. born in moroni and known throughout the world, he tells me the story of his island. (cheikh mc) most of the villages are along the coast. fishing is very important here. we live off of fishing and agriculture, well that's actually what we should live off of. the truth is these industries haven't evolved much despite a population boom. all these babies being born depend on fishing and farming to survive. but the people here don't hold fishermen or farmers in high regard and our youth doesn't aspire to do such work. the children of fishermen dream of breaking free from fishing. fishing for a living is seen as a sign of failure and yet it's essential! our nation depends on fishermen, we would be nothing without them. - we use this to push the fish. - yes. - yes, they go into the net. - you will. - yes. (nadia fatima mhadjou) no, there isn't enough. (nadia fatima mhadjou) it's okay.

sophie has lost more than a friend. yes, seka is the only director who found the ideal role for her, everything is convenient, it seems, and then she met another teacher. a small little world where, as they say, everything has long been settled and she accepts everything as it is without a murmur. school director delicate he says in a quiet voice and i must say my remarks, he almost whispers skoli whispers but boldly takes marcel, and sophie in the role is not their role. sophie thinks this is the start of her exciting new career. maybe she chose the wrong roles or time passed, an unusual day became her last masterpiece. was it that your mother, as antoinette was terrorized by a despotic husband, but not at all, because my mother was not married to my father, what is called probably, she was one of the first hippies, all the time smart, excellent pianist, very beautiful woman. scriptwriter and director julia breisher producer laura bryant composers leticia pansen algaric and jain step with medias into russian the film w

let's talk more about this with sophie lund-yates. so sophie, you heard eunice's report this is a key part of the world for apple. does this mean apple is possibly doomed to a supply constrained holiday shopping season? >> hi, yes i know we are sick of hearing this word. unprecedented set of circumstances. there are a couple of things playing and quite concerned with the january results that we will be getting firstly, the weakening of the consumer spending power. particularly in the u.s. that's a problem on its own. you look at the supply problems and by some estimates, it is looking up to 5% of iphone sales will be affected which will have, you know, a relatively big impact in terms of whether i would say the quarter is doomed, i don't think so i think it is going to be dented and difficult and it will be disappointing. i don't think we are looking at a total derailment of the quarter. certainly the stock levels of iphones at retailers is low. that will hurt the top line. i don't think we'rie seeing derailment >> sophie, is this a d

a lot of strategic muscle and lots of political advertising to take place in the meantime. >> and sophieu have a key senate race in arizona and an election denier running for governor. what is the latest? >> i'm outside the election tabulation office where they are frantic counting votes. we are told they will have 400,000 to go. so it will not be a little while before we get that election result. mark kelly fighting for reelection, he has said he's feeling good but it will take some time and that's ok. the people running the selection has always been very clear that we would not have a result before the end of the late -- enof the week. already linking the time it's taking t count votes a evoking memories of the 20 election which she doesn't accept the result. there is no proof that anything has gone wrong at all. this huge fence has been erected behind me. this time years ago there were protesters and they have been so efforts to get people to the streets and those have failed. we are expecting another update later today but we will not get a final result for several days. laura: most

they alone will not be enough to make the construction sector environmentally friendly, says nora sophie griffen. though we need the market, we need the politicians, and we need the society to go for these ideas. and i think we are already in a state where our society sees that we need to do something different. so credit credit can show the solution how this is actually possible. cradle to cradle is not a miraculous idea. it's just a guide for us to think and build in cycles. just like nature does blue. when it comes to prestige projects, developers like to start with a clean slate. but if a single new structure already impacts the environment, the construction of an entire city is a whole different dimension. indonesia is pushing ahead within ambitious slant z located capital from slam croton dakota. i rebuttal wanted to know if that's even a good. oh me too. over 10000000 people, indonesia capital jakarta has a problem. the city is sinking by around $25.00 centimeters every year. some scientists predict that the metropolis will be completely submerged by 2050. that's why the governmen

alone will not be enough to make the construction sector. environmentally friendly says, nor was sophie griffon, though we need the market. we need that politicians and we need this as haiti to go for these ideas. and i think we are already in a state where our society sees that we need to do something different. so credit to credo can show the solutions how this is actually possible. cradle to cradle is not a miraculous idea. it's just a guide for us to think and build in cycles. just like nature does. oh, we now turn our attention back to africa, which also faces the ongoing question. how can people insure foot security in the face of the climate crisis? it's particularly urgent question for those who leave on the shores of lake to connor in northern kenya. that is right crease the l mile of people have long relied on fishing. but that is becoming increasingly difficult. the entire community is under threat. we paid them a visit. alexander lena appear, looks out over the lake. that's been the source of life for his people, for centuries. the l. malone or an ethnic group that live in t

yes, sophie, the uk is facing the start of a very challenging few years for the economy and for all ofas you said, the interest rate today was raised to 3%, a massive 0.75% jump. you can see here it's the highest it's been since 2008 — a clear end to the long period of low interest rates. inflation is now heading towards the peak, with it expected to fall next year, but remaining above the bank of england's target of 2% for some time. the bank now predicts the country will be in the longest recession of the past century, not as deep as the financial crisis in 2008, but lasting until mid 202a. the bank of england is walking a tightrope, trying to grapple with high inflation whilst the economy continues to shrink. the end of a decade and a half of ultralow interest rates was always going to be difficult. but dealing in mortgages has, in recent weeks, felt more like the stock market than the housing market. it's been crazy. it feels like we've been on a rollercoaster and we're not off it yet. it's coming round for its second loop. and, inevitably, that is hitting the housing market. there

you are giving in to sophie.arent to guide her in developing strong values. >> jesse: same not going to crush the christmas spirit in my daughter if she wants to celebrate the holiday let her. >> this is ridiculous. >> jesse: not putting up a tree at thanksgiving. co-mingling doesn't work, rove. we are still celebrating both. >> no, no. you are not separating christmas in the appropriate dimension and to the appropriate level that you should co-mingling things. missed the point about gratitude at thanksgiving and christmas is about acquisition. i do have naughty and nice list i will put you down here on the naughty list. but i'm starting to make my list march get sent christmas note for the christmas pears. unbelievable. the nice one was i got my first christmas card of the year before christmas, but jeff, my buddy in florida, is he a former navy seal explained that he was sending it to me before thanksgiving because he was going to be home in colombia. he didn't want to pay more for postage. >> jesse: i feel sor

let me ask you to elaborate a little bit on what sophie was talking about these games that were made by the islamic party in malaysia. does this mean that malaysians are increasingly voting along religious lines? well, malaysians have been voting along, religious and racial lines. since our modern timely memorial, right. and i think over the last few years you have seen, for example, none malays, mom lo team for the reform use the side of the original spectrum. while a large portion, all conservative malay voters would prefer at that time or no, and by less extend, this islam is past party. now we're essentially seeing a reverse, all preference solve this conservative malay voters, namely the 1st choice is passed party and perhaps a 2nd. not the choice would be the more racial least or no party. well, moving forward, i think as this past party gains more friends throughout an insulin, malaysia, we are likely to see more seats falling to their hands in for future actions as well. already we are seeing, for example, yet another state, a state of police in extreme, not a malaysia. now f

i sophie, i. how are you? how are you? good, thank you frozen again. this is a call in london with i'm nervous about this case. if we don't receive an answer now, then another b j code will be missing. we really don't have time. sophie, any news from you? it is a government loses the case. that would be the 1st time that any country has been sound to you, or i lights on the rights of indigenous people, specifically by not taking a non faction on climate change. so be a groundbreaking decision international keep. it comes off like positive. well, with the decision, will they take action or like, how will they respond? you know, we will try to support you in any possible way. unfortunately, this issue is not going away and it's not something not. i will end with your generation. i know that your kids will have to deal serious under sensually, unthinkable consequences the decision should see with in july or returned to florida with a can suppose that well, what? well, the government already addressing the issue with keith being done the at the fuels. if y

until sophie heard about it.aque or any mention whatsoever. >> nothing on that courthouse square, no public acknowledgement of what happened. >> maybe people didn't want to remember. >> mm-hmm. i'm sure people don't want to remember because it's hard to remember tough things but it's unacceptable to just forget. >> it's also unrealistic to expect others to care as much about the issue as she did. posey county is more than 95% white. erecting a reminder to a racist past wasn't exactly a high p priority around here. >> thank you all very much. >> but that didn't stop sophie from appealing to the county commissioners repeatedly. >> how passionate was she? >> very. >> commission president bill collins. >> you would probably be hard pressed to find many seniors in high school anywhere in the country that would be willing to take on something like this. >> racism still exists. >> and bill says even fewer who could succeed. >> i'm proud of posey county, indiana, and the beautiful people here for having the difficult con

sophie thinks this is the start of her exciting new career.ut she will no longer meet roles according to her talent, maybe she chose the wrong roles or the time has passed lauren herself, as if it were an unusual day, became her last masterpiece. was it your mother, as antoinette was terrorized by a despotic husband, but not at all, because my mother was not married to my father, what is called a horned madra horned, madri single mother, probably. she was one of the first hippies, of all time. uh, she was an artistic, smart, excellent pianist, a very beautiful woman. 1991 romilda died. revenge. before she died, she confessed to me. as a result of two world wars, hong kong was flooded with refugees. dance hall real live aristocrats dance with the countess ticket sales thank you excuse me can i get hooked on my ticket to the dance. seriously, is there a lot of carafe in here? yes, not a little. countess from hong kong produced by hedron company patrick cargill and others every statesman minister diplomat should dedicate his life to the cause of

sophie will also be there.sophie chesky is opening up his home to try to attract new host to the platform and prove that airbnb is safe. big bucks are expected to flow over the world cup matches. the american gaming association is estimating americans will bet 1.8 billion dollars on the soccer tournament. >> that's in states where sports betting is allowed. it's still illegal in 14 states, including california. this is the first world cup since the federal ban on sports betting was lifted in 2018. >> still ahead, shocking new details about what happened right after an suv plowed into a group of sheriffs recruits in southern california as one of the victims health takes a turn for the worse. >> a sheriff's could add in los angeles county is now fighting for his life after being hit by an suv last week. that could that one of 25 hit while they were on a jog. 3 others are still in critical condition. the 25 year-old driver was released from custody last week after investigators did not have enough evidence to keep

where the products are designed in a way that its materials can be reused over and over again. nova sophie griffin is the founder of the cradle to create a lab. it's an indio dedicated to spreading circular, regenerative design thinking across industries. politicians and designers welcome to their crater to cradle out. you can come in here. we start here. if you see like from the lamps that you can see and from a mushroom material totally fall biological cycles. according to the concept normal sophie griffon's, father michel brown got and his colleague william mcdonner, created everything we built must go to either what they call the biological cycle or the technical cycle. that means the materials used to build the products need to decompose, thus becoming nutrients for the soil or dismantled to become what they call technical nutrients and re used and other products with. so in here, right, you can see a lot of products that are already produced in a cradle to create a manner. this flooring you can see if i move, i can actually take it with me quite cool that you don't need to do this. i

they alone will not be enough to make the construction sector. environmentally friendly, says nora sophie griffon. though we need the market, we need the politicians, and we need the society to go for this idea. and i think we are already in a state where our society sees that we need to do something different. so credit credit can show the solution how this is actually possible. cradle to cradle is not a miraculous idea. it's just a guide for us to think and build in cycles. just like nature does. oh, we now turn our attention back to africa, which also faces the ongoing question. how can people insure foot security in the face of the climate crisis? it's particularly urgent question for those who leave on the shores of lake to connor in northern kenya. that is right, crease the l mile of people have long relied on fishing, but that is becoming increasingly difficult. the entire community is under threat. we paid them a visit. alexander, lena, peer looks out over the lake. that's been the source of life for his people, for centuries, the elmo law or an ethnic group that live in the north

alone will not be enough to make the construction sector, environmentally friendly says, nor was sophie griffon. though we need the market, we need that politicians and we need, this is heidi to go for these ideas. and i think we are already in a state where our society sees that we need to do something different. so crated to cradle can shown the solution. this house, this is actually possible. cradle to cradle is not a miraculous idea. it's just a guide for us to think and build in cycles. just like nature does. oh, we now turn our attention back to africa, which also faces the ongoing question. how can people insure foot security in the face of the climate crisis? it's particularly urgent question for those who leave on the shores of lake to connor in northern kenya. that is right crease. the elmore people have long relied on fishing, but that is becoming increasingly difficult. the entire community is under threat. we paid them a visit. alexander lena pier looks out over the lake. that's been the source of life for his people. for centuries. the elmo law or an ethnic group that live

alone will not be enough to make the construction sector, environmentally friendly says, nor was sophie griffon. though we need the market, we need that politicians and we need, this is heidi to go for these ideas. and i think we are already in a state where our society sees that we need to do something different. so crated to cradle can shown the solution. this house, this is actually possible. cradle to cradle is not a miraculous idea. it's just a guide for us to think and build and cycles just like nature does. oh, when i'll turn our attention back to africa, which also faces the ongoing question. how can people insure foot security in the face of the climate crisis? it's particularly urgent question for those who leave on the shores of lake to connor in northern kenya. that is right, greece, the l model of people have long relied on fishing, but that is becoming increasingly difficult. the entire community is under threat. we paid them a visit. alexander lena appear, looks out over the lake. that's been the source of life for his people, for centuries. the l malone or an ethnic grou

with a products are designed in a way that its materials can be reused over and over again. normal sophie griffon is the founder of the cradle to create a lab. it's an n g o dedicated to spreading circular, regenerative design, thinking across industries. politicians and designers welcome to their cradle to cradle app. you can come in here. we start here. if you see like from the lamps that you can see and from the mushroom material totally fall biological cycles, according to the concept noble, so fi griffon's, father michel brown, got and his colleague william mcdonough created everything we built must go to either what they call the biological cycle or the technical cycle, that means the materials used to build the products, need to decompose, thus becoming nutrients for the soil or dismantled to become what they call technical nutrients and re used and other products with. so in here, right, you can see a lot of products that are already produced in a crate a to create a manner. this flooring you can see if i move, i can actually take it with me for quite cool that you don't need to d

ah, all right, let's bring in our guests from the capital qual and poor sophie lumiere is a political anthropologist. am a consultant, o e son is a senior fellow at singapore institute of international affairs. and tricia yo is chief executive of the institute for democracy and economic affairs. a warm welcome to you all and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story. patricia, let me start with you today. so malaysia has its 1st hung parliament in its history . what happens now and what does this mean for the countries democracy? thank you for having me. so, of this. absolutely right, it is the 1st time for malaysia to experience a home parliament after an election are not necessarily a home parliament ever. but what are the next steps from here on? it's very clear um, any leader of the parliament who is able to convince the angle or the king that he is able to form a government will be invited to form a government that has already been done in the last few hours. and the palace has also issued a statement as of today, calling for parties with a large number of seats to prov

thank you, sophie, good evening to you.xt few days, thursday and friday will be wet and windy for many northern and eastern parts of the country.

thank you very much, sophie reaper. very much, sophie sophie reaper.l among, which is name of the is of course, the name of the surname of a rather surname anyway of a rather manchester city manager. she wanted phil foden to be playing . i mean, this is this is very shortly i'm going to be generalising blackmore of course welsh his view welsh footballers again his view is hot take whether or not is hot take on whether or not you the welsh can beat the you think the welsh can beat the engush you think the welsh can beat the english pub but breaking english pub but it's a breaking for breaking news talks for you breaking news talks between and the between the rmt and the government have broken down with the union, accusing the government a lack of urgency over dealing with the dispute. mick lynch the general secretary of the rmt made the statements ahead of further meetings with transport secretary grant shapps on friday with minister on friday with the minister stating that his role is to facilitate support a deal rather than get involved in negotiate o

i actually spoke with one person, sophie who came and they kneeled at the memorial. they began to cry, and i talked to sophie about what it means for this to happen in such a safe space, that they are so familiar with. listen to what they told me. >> we love club q, everybody is so sweet, and this place is full of angels. they deserve nothing that magic and love, and last night they were met with hate. they deserve better than that. that's why we came out today, even those dangerous. this place is full of violence. we can find that in each other. >> sophie and the sibling that she had with her there, telling me that hate is still very much alive in this world. the only way to stamp that out is through love. alicia? >> priscilla thompson, thank you so much. joining me, now colorado state representative -- the first openly gay black woman elected to the state house of representative. thank you for being with us, colorado springs, your hometown, you knew this for a while, what does club q mean for the lgbtq+ community there? >> thank you so much for having, me and first

this is sophie laurent but for the ceremony.nd spent the evening with carla, and it was all the star's lack of arrogance. lauren simply did not believe the possibility of victory for the first time in the history of cinema italian actress receives an oscar namely sophia loren charles chaplin offered the lead role in the film to sophie the countess from hong kong and behaved. as a countess, she was never late for the set . i always knew the text of the trolls by heart and set a good example for partner marlon brando. i scared you. who am i natasha the film classic countess from hong kong and sophia loren 's incomparable documentary today on first whatever you do . everything is very beautiful. want to dance. no, i want to sit and talk to you. first channel attention attention, dear viewers, there have been changes in the program of channel one for the day of missile forces and artillery. channel one starts showing a multi-part documentary god of war history of russian artillery, the first and second series today at 12:15. don't m

there is going away. is not, sophie. after all, these there is not, sophie.mments came from an official world cup ambassador. they will cause offence to many people. i think as far as the organisers are concerned, they will be seen as very helpful as well because it comes at a time when they are desperately trying to convince and reassure gay fans that they will be welcomed in qatar, that it is safe to travel there. they also came on the same day it was revealed the football association of wales are considering safe houses for lgbt queue plus supporters of their team who make the journey to doe heart, but the organisers are also insistent that they want their local laws, their religion to be respected in a country where being gay is illegal, so i think these comments will lead to the uncertainty and the knees that has marked the build—up to this tournament. at a time when more and more players seem willing to speak out on such issues, i think the fifa plea last week to the 32 teams competing to focus on the football, as they put it, seems ever more optimistic

yes, sophie the latest figures for october highlight the dire situation in many hospitals in england.y a4,000 patients waited more than 12 hours in a&e after a decision to admit before a bed could be found — a big increase over the month. in england, the number treated or assessed within four hours of arriving at a&e was 69.3% — a record low and way short of the former 95% target. in scotland and wales, latest available figures were broadly similar, with northern ireland lower. bbc analysis has shown a sharp rise in long waits for cancer therapy in the past four years. the number waiting more than the 62—day target time for referral by a gp to the start of treatment topped 69,000 in england, scotland and northern ireland in the latest i2—month period. we've been speaking to some with their own experiences of cancer. how are you? peter meets his lung cancer surgeon, annabel. here i am, still alive and everything. good! she removed a large section of his right lung at the end of august. he's now receiving a course of chemotherapy. how are you? i'm very well, actually. i feel a bit of a

yeah, i think there's still a lot of potential and we'll have a lot of fun in the coming years. sophie's boss mm hm. ski jumping is associated with the winter, but one's acted somehow read and they say when to athletes are made in the summer as of summer. as for training training, it's the perfect preparation for a successful winter m. m. i was on one of the old luggage in the summer. you lay your foundations in the summer. you work on the details on technique, on what materials you use on your physic. that's how you get the resilience to go through the world cup winter. there's dunphy title invented and they come into those again to dedicate herself fully to the sport. selena moved to a ski jumping boarding school in the bavarian out, just on the 500 kilometers from hug. a final some, a training camp takes place nearby. the olympic ski jumping gamino is iconic. it's part of the mens full hills tournament. these key jumping events of the year, which in none covet times, attracts a total of either $100000.00 spectators. them yet seems awfully us and celebrated new year's eve here because

sophie.e. these photographs obtained by the bbc were taken inside a home office facility in dover in the last ten days. they show unaccompanied children who have arrived in small boats sleeping on thin mats with blankets on the floor of what is an office waiting room. we don't know much about the youngsters other than they are deemed to be under 18 and seeking asylum in the uk, just part of the numbers who arrive from across the channel. 300 in 2018, 40,000 now. so is britain experiencing unusual pressures? over the last 40 years, there have been peaks and troughs in uk asylum claims depending on wars and displacement. there were spikes in the early �*90s and early noughties. but since then, the picture has stabilised. the method of arrival has shifted from hiding in the back of lorries to small boats in the channel, but even though last year saw around 56,000 asylum seekers arriving, that's still well below the numbers 20 years ago. so is the uk unusual in having so many people asking for sa

sophie ripper. gb news, thank you very much . gb news, thank you very much. that sophie.ieve now in royal news. this week, the king announced a big shake—up, the royal family, by amending his approved of state to ensure prince andrew and harry never deputise for him. there also an alleged row over whether or not the king will allow his brother edward to inherit the title of duke of edinburgh, which the late queen promised him. all this follows leak that prince harry and meghan markle's bombshell netflix documentary could be released within weeks, despite best efforts to delay it . the best efforts to delay it. the series is widely expected to be a tell all on the sussex story ahead of the duke's book release early next year. with me now , early next year. with me now, caroline austin, royal commentator. caroline austin, royal commentator . caroline, caroline austin, royal commentator. caroline, please tell us more about what's going on with king charles , his on with king charles, his decisions for how the family is going to look. going forward. is this a snub to his. goi

. —— sophie. the murder of a law graduate — killed as she was walking home from a night out in east london last summer. zara aleena, who was 35, had just begun working at the high court. jordan mcsweeney — who had only recently been released from prison — also admitted sexually assaulting her. helena wilkinson reports from the old bailey. to herfamily, zara aleena was independent, bighearted and a joy. a law graduate, she had started work at the royal courts ofjustice in london and was the happiest she had ever been. but, in the summer, her dreams, her life, ended. she was murdered by a stranger intent on finding a woman to attack. that stranger was this man, jordan mcsweeney. he had followed ms aleena as she walked home. he dragged her on to a driveway and sexually assaulted her. she died from multiple injuries after being repeatedly hit and kicked. today, at the old bailey, mcsweeney pleaded guilty to murder, and guilty to sexual assault. she was attacked while walking alone on a residential str

i would like to introduce you to sophie and monraj. [applause] >> thank you, amy, for the introduction. good evening, everyone. and welcome to tonight's event on finding common ground on guns. featuring senators chris murphy of connecticut and former representative will hurd of texas. my name is monrag and president of bridgegw. >> i'm the co-vice president of bridgegw which is g.w.'s chapter of bridgegw the largest and fastest growing national student-led movement dedicated to promoting productive conversations across ideological lines on college campuses. >> tonight's conversation will bring together two politicians with distinct viewpoints for a passionate discussion on gun policy in light of our country's recent tragedies. their ability to engage in political discourse and not toxicity represents the voyeur values we are bringing to george washington university. if you're tired of divisive politics on campus, and are looking for a space to talk about it, come join us at our next discussion ton october 12 in monroe 113 and follow us

my name is sophie. the director of legislation and public affairs for city administrator carmen chiu. for the opportunity to present this morning. i'm be brief but give an overview. what i want to do is sort of set the perimeters of what exist in the administrative code. give you an idea of the process and how it works and the data to date. and then i do want to propose what we consider a temporary solution to allow us to relaunch the program for this year in accordance with the requirements of the admin code but plant the seed of ideas that we could act on potentially with your partnership early in the new year. going to slide one, please, administrative code section 16.93 defines the structure of the program. first and foremost, it requires that we have an annual campaign. that's why we're working quickly to come up with a way to relaunch it in an acceptable way for this year. the specific language says each year the city and county of san francisco shall hold an annual joint fundraising drive. there'

sophie reaper gb news of sophie reaper looked like she had a good time doing that, didn't she? you amazing electric atmosphere . and as you kindly atmosphere. and as you kindly pointed out , atmosphere. and as you kindly pointed out, i did cool it early on denied. although i think it's coming home. i think you've called it ahead of most of the pundits. they go head pundits. yeah, well they go head to first. check in with our to head first. check in with our reporter, paul hawkins, who in doha, of course, all doha, where, of course, all the action place night. action took place last night. good you, bill. good good morning to you, bill. good to you. let's talk us to see you. let's talk us through not only how things unfolded there, but what's for . unfolded there, but what's for. next england, the big match on sunday now . yeah, big match sunday now. yeah, big match against senegal . pay off the against senegal. pay off the senegalese. top is thor omani. you may remember him. former liverpool striker now at bayern munich. he won't be there because he is injured. so they missing

sophie football home? only time will tell. sophie reaper gb news of . tell.hie reaper gb news of. 0 makes me nostalgic for my hometown of manchester. we know now to put on a bit of a party. i know it's. and circuses and some of you are saying this important things going on the important things going on on the football but we need a bit of balance in our lives, don't we, at so much doom and at the moment? so much doom and gloom and talking of balance. our poll today is about our twitter poll today is about the british the fact that 100 british companies signed up to companies have signed up to people day. people working a full day. we've got you so far saying got 60% of you so far saying that, no, this should not become the i do wonder if there's the norm. i do wonder if there's a bit a generational a bit of a generational difference when comes to this difference when it comes to this topic. has said topic. brian has said if companies the working companies reduce the working week receive exactly the week staff receive exactly the same wages, it means an enormo

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we really don't have time. sophie, any news from you? it is a government loses the case, that would be the 1st time that any country has been sound to you or lights on the rights of indigenous people, specifically by not taking an infection on climate change. so it will be a groundbreaking decision international keep. it comes off like positive from what the decision will they take action or like, how will they respond? we will try to support you in any possible way. unfortunately, this issue is not going away and it's not something not i will end with your generation. i know that your kids will have to deal serious sensually unthinkable consequences. the decision should be with us in july or returned with can post that much but government. so already addressing the issue with keith being done the at the fuels. if you will, would you be, will you to follow me? what 1 am construction it, what 1 am whoa. current one funded, currently funded and under construction in the water bill. while federal and state put up money for see was yet a lot

i talked to sophie. and i want to play a bit of our conversation on how they were feeling about all of this. take a listen. >> this is not an easy day. this is a lot to just wake up to as a transgender person living in colorado springs. this is a hardesty to live in already. so waking up to something this in your face is just a reminder of the hate that we live with in this city every day and the love that we need to fight it with. we can't fight hate with hate. so we try to bring a little bit of love here today. >> reporter: and so folks here struggling to cope but still wanting to know the answer to that question of why. jose. >> priscilla thompson in colorado springs. thank you. also with us is msnbc law enforcement analyst, former police chief of seattle, carmen best. thank you for being here with us. what are the questions law enforcement has this morning as they continue this investigation? >> reporter: good morning, jose. thank you for having me on another tragic, sad mass shooting. over 600. law