ago with n g o. struggling to keep up with the sheer number of people in need warned by the 1st sunbeams, the toddler, families having breakfast and destined pl shelter, less olives, some fled bread and tea. they don't have money for more, but at least they're not starving, says the father kazi talib. once they were afraid of bonds than earthquake after shocks. now it's illness. a kid that says lan and i'm afraid of cholera and other diseases over. if we ask for medicine here and the campus of the always tell us, see that there isn't any mother. yeah. that through google like minded. oh, they live in the watson camp, north of it, lip and the right the years ago, fleeing from the war like 15000 others after the earthquake, more homeless people arrived at the already overcrowded shelter. the biggest hazard here is the water. the earthquake destroyed pipes, water works, and sewage treatment plans where they're still access to water. it's often contaminated. there's an estimated $50000.00 cases of cholera in the region. the silver lining vaccine doses have arrived recently and volunteers dis

with violet rays , they were applied to some earlier on the body and applied in such a way that the sunbeam through the ball and touched the body. they seemed to cauterize this wound. and this ultraviolet killed all pathogenic microbes, modern man. he took advantage of the idea of ​​ancient people, and still disinfects the room with quartz lamps. the heart would lose its value if it were not so fragile and said at the time. walter scott and the fragility of the heart we we will definitely tell you in other issues of our project. today, i sincerely thank everyone who has been with us for these half an hour. now you probably know for sure that even in the crystal theme, science is nearby. everything that modern belarus lives on today, watch on belarus 24 tv channel. this is the news of the country and abroad. broadcasts of especially important events live broadcasts from the scene current interviews with famous belarusians exciting trips around the country feature films for all ages on the territory of countries azerbaijan kazakhstan turkmenistan uzbekistan kyrgyzstan tajikistan georgia turke

her a heavenly patroness from generation to generation. shore of the great, and a vision of three sunbeamsto her. they converged on the opposite bank. at this very place. the princess ordered to build a temple of the holy and life-giving trinity, and around the grad is great glorious and in all abundance. around the legendary pskov kremlin, here it is customary to call it thunder. what does the fenced space mean from the ancient russian secluded place, that is, in fact, the words have the same root, before getting into the heart of this fortress, we name a dozen foundations of ancient buildings of the so-called davmont settlement; they appeared here after olga , the kremlin itself is actually quite small, only three hectares, but they are the focus of all pskov history. already in the time of princess olga, we can say that there is a developed settlement with posad with handicraft settlements on both sides of the pskovye velika river because this is a very busy road, the river velikaya was the main road. here are antiquities. getting into the pskov chudskaya reservoir. it gives access to t

crystal balls were made , applied to some earlier on the body and applied in such a way that the sunbeampassed through the ball and touched the body. they as if cauterizing this wound. and this ultraviolet killed all pathogenic microbes, modern man. he took advantage of the idea of ​​ancient people, and still disinfects the room with quartz lamps. the crystallized heart would have lost its value if it were not so fragile and said at the time. walter scott and the fragility of the heart , we will definitely tell in other issues of our project. today, i sincerely thank everyone who has been with us for these half an hour. now you probably know for sure that even in the crystal theme, science is nearby. everything than modern belarus is living today, watch on belarus 24 tv channel. this is the news of the country and abroad. broadcasts of especially important events live broadcasts from the scenes topical interviews with famous belarusians fascinating travels around the country feature films for all ages in the countries azerbaijan kazakhstan turkmenistan uzbekistan kyrgyzstan tajikistan ge

reports, they decided that their child would be a sun-eater, that is, they would only feed him. sunbeamsithout food and water, the terrible ending was predictable due to the deterioration condition of the baby and his prolonged refusal to eat, the woman and her partner independently decided to deliver the child to a medical institution on march 8 of this year. however , the child died before being taken to the hospital, the investigator opened a criminal case under the article of non-death by negligence , parents may face up to 2 years. deprivation of liberty. psychology of maniacs, taught by a maniac, american detectives uncovered a terrible mass murder at a party known in a black mask and broke into a private house with a knife, where he killed four students for a long time, the cops seemed to be serving in the dark, until the killer, who studied the thinking of maniacs for years, had no fatal evidence of the word root. moscow people here don't lock their doors about a murder last heard about 10 years ago with such a small american town called. moscow was until last november , now ever

kirsty lester is the managing director of sunbeams day care in dorset.re there is nowhere else to make cuts. there are a lot of hidden costs that parents do not see and to provide a quality childcare service we would not be charging as much now if we were getting more for the government for the bits that are supposed to be free. good quality childcare cost money so if we want quality and of care for our lives or childcare service. rachel statham is the associate director for work and the welfare state at institute for public policy research which is a progessive think tank. shejoins me now. we have been hearing some of the pressures put on parents but underline some of the difference that this makes when so much of the disposable income is spent looking after children.— after children. what we are seeing is across the _ after children. what we are seeing is across the country _ after children. what we are seeing is across the country are _ after children. what we are seeing is across the country are not - after children. what we are seeing is across the

we can speak now to kirsty lester, managing director of sunbeams day care in dorset.how many have you got? i have two small settings under nursery as - small settings under nursery as well. ., , ., . , . well. roughly how many children? between all _ well. roughly how many children? between all the _ well. roughly how many children? between all the different - well. roughly how many children? between all the different services| well. roughly how many children? | between all the different services i suppose there is about 160 families we cater for. bud suppose there is about 160 families we cater for-— we cater for. and you have been doin: we cater for. and you have been doing this _ we cater for. and you have been doing this for — we cater for. and you have been doing this for a _ we cater for. and you have been doing this for a decade - we cater for. and you have been doing this for a decade or- we cater for. and you have been| doing this for a decade or more? we cater for. and you have been . doing this for a decade or more? 27 doing this for a decade or more? 2 yea

we can speak now to kirsty lester, managing director of sunbeams day care in dorset.parents? we look after children from babies, from i after children from babies, from four months, right up to ten or 11, when we do after and holiday clubs. look after children of all ages. the fees vary and it is too complex to try to explain, but basically we are not getting funded enough by the government per hour, for the free entitlement, as they call it, and so the costs have to be taken into account. ., . ., , ., ., account. how much do you get from the government, _ account. how much do you get from the government, if— account. how much do you get from the government, if it _ account. how much do you get from the government, if it is _ account. how much do you get from the government, if it is a _ account. how much do you get from the government, if it is a child - the government, if it is a child under two? we the government, if it is a child under two?— the government, if it is a child under two? ~ ., �* ., , under two? we don't get anything from the government _ under two? w