sylvie: absolutely. take afghanistan for instance.re has been a very long partnership with russia. also, india is buying some oil and gas from russia. and, it is selling it other countries including european countries. so, that is a way to circumvent the sanctions against russia. so, russia will continue to support and -- the war. sarah: sylvie berman and zach cooper, thank you for your expertise this evening. we will return to the subject of the g7 later in the program. there are lots of important issues to discuss in japan over the next few days. around the world and across the u.k. this is bbc news. now let's look at some other stories making headlines today. a survey by citizens advice suggests up to one billion people canceled their broadband in the past year due to the high cost of living. the charity said those struggling could have benefited from cheaper social tariffs or special low-cost packages. 4.3 million eligible people are missing out on the deals. voters in northern ireland are going to the polls to decide who should r

well, luckily, sylvie has added a bit to hers. it's squelchy. it's rich.onation quiche. will you be making this on coronation day? absolutely. if it's good enough for the king, it's good enough for me. so, all sorts of ideas for a coronation feast fit for a king. and finally, it's the end of the road for one of rock n�* roll�*s most enduring bands. well, almost. aerosmith released a star—studded video today, announcing their farewell tour after more than five decades together. the band members, led by front—man steven tyler, are all in their 70s. they're best known for hits like dream on, walk this way and i don't want to miss a thing. the 40—date tour starts in philadelphia in september, and ends in montreal injanuary of next year. no uk or european dates have been announced so far. that's all from this programme now. remember you can find more on all the days news at our website. plus to see what we're working on at anytime make sure to check us out on twitter. thank you so much for watching bbc news. hello. bank holiday monday did not feel the same ever

well, luckily, sylvie has added a bit to hers. it's squelchy. it's rich.d a go at the coronation quiche. mmaking it, very straightforward, very simple. follow the instructions to the letter. i haven't tasted it yet, though. the tasting is the thing that matters, isn't it, really? will you be making this on coronation day? absolutely. if it's good enough for the king, it's good enough for me. so, all sorts of ideas for a coronation feast fit for a king. that looks so yummy. i cannot wait to try some of those different recipes. a video of a man doing the "worm" during a performance by british singer—songwriter rita 0ra has gone viral. the worm is throwing yourself on the floor, jiggling about, and then throwing yourself on the floor again. this was the most watched video on the bbc website with millions interested in this. rita 0ra was performing her song praising you at a prince's trust charity event in new york when 57—year—old australian man ian smith decided to show off his dance moves. rita 0ra then shared the video. i need you in my life. what? find th

well, luckily, sylvie has added a bit to hers. it's squelchy. it's rich. it. and jeanie's had a go at the coronation quiche. making it, very straightforward, very simple. follow the instructions to the letter. i haven't tasted it yet, though. the tasting is the thing that matters, isn't it, really? will you be making this on coronation day? absolutely. if it's good enough for the king, it's good enough for me. so, all sorts of ideas for a coronation feast fit for a king. he should have brought that into the newsroom. let's get your sports news now with chetan. hello, i'm chetan pathak, live from the bbc sport centre. welcome along to sportsday this bank holiday monday, coming up on the programme: can arsenal reach the final of the women's champions league? we'll be at the emirates on what's set to be a record breaking day. a defining night in the fight for survival in the premier league. leicester and everton both desperate for a win. and can four time world champion continue his fight at the world snooker championship final? we start with the women's cham

has been around for one or 200 years and the yes i do with, we're in the end of this one up on the sylvie who made the remains of a savings to basic poetry will now be taken to see really owns national res, seem to be preserved and for me, but it like speed which is 0. the go without is there a these are on top stories. 8 organizations into dante deliveries of medicine and food have been blocked by financing. i've been multiple breaches of a cease fire which started on monday between the army and the power military rapids support forces. police and south africa have arrested the man most wanted in connection with crimes. in the 1994 rwandan genocide, food in case i'm a case i'm a, is accused of organizing the killing of only 2000 tutsis who were sheltering in a catholic touch. as the leaders of the escape of right wing, minnesota has been sentenced to 18 years in jail for his role in the attack on the us capital in 2021. so it rates as one of the 1st people to be sentenced because of this conspiracy. as well as other crimes alopecia as more from washington dc. no rhodes in court said he w

alayna has invited her friends jeannie and sylvie to the party. >> i love the flavors, the texture.te like the alcohol in the bottom. >> it is rich, provocative. >> and it jeannie has had a go at the coronation quiche. if it is good enough for a king, it is good enough for me. >> all sorts of ideas for a coronation feast fit for a king. >> finally, it is the end of the road for one of rock 'n' roll's most enduring fans. arrowsmith announces it's farewell to her after more than five decades. the band members are all in the 70's, best known for hits like dream on, walk this way, and i do not want to miss a thing. the tour starts in september and and in montreal in january of next year. note european dates announced so far. you can find more on our website because you see what we are watching at any time, check us out on twitter. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler founda

she's always how long the binary would you to the walk seems on that sylvie thought as a whole, whole site thing too and it towards the main channel we going to go to you or somebody else to eat. what have you guys are main, one of you don't know what i want and how we treated the 20 patient as you see on the guidelines. you mentioned that to go for most of the in the today to chinese man, a traveling an hour from top to the size of an additional few projects to transport this landscape into a brand new solution to 3000000 professor ones while you're on from shanghai international studies university is the head of the world's 1st academic center that studies china is overseas interest. i thought you'd call me, even though i'm at signing up on that by on, on and one yashira who manages a company called shawna town kabul, which signed a contract with the scandal, stars, to invest 200000000 dollars into the project. so i'm doing that. i'm going to lose the of them, but yeah, i do forget that, i'm sure, but to us we, i'm a so the one of the and we have those shots equal one time is equal

i was invited to an old sylvie, air hotel is across sky. it turns out it was one of the so called camps or schools that prompted allegations of kidnapping abduction re education, and eventually an icy c arrest warrant funded by the russian government. this hotel was turned into a mixture of sleep whittkamp for children from doing yet still new gods who were interested in the musical ours, and whose parents one of them away from the front lines, they called it the dog, best express. we got the opportunity to speak with your meal afraid. oh, who described what he witness. i went to this camp back in november and i met the children and all the children they spoke russian. their parents voted to be a part of russia, and they were singing russian songs and they saw themselves as, as russian, even though the, i see a rest for it would have you think that, you know, these are ukrainian children. but so i interviewed the kids, i interviewed the teachers and the parents sent them to this camp because they wanted them to have, you know, clean sanitat

thriller lovers have something to eat there too, but sylvie's tape and the stone will start on the bigs, judging by the slogan of the premiere. she only needs your like speech in the picture, she will go to the fish of our time in pursuit of how people are mired in virtuality. the plot is not too successful actress to attract the attention of the public in the film industry. she does not succeed because of popularity, she is in social networks, and in a very non-trivial way. how to recognize you in a movie theater chair? be sure to come to the cinema, really, because we will have a day off on sunday. tomorrow is a working saturday. i remind you that you poison the soul, you understand? i want no one to just forget about it friends after the release of news in our program is waiting for you. here, what are the symbols of our country with a guest in the studio, we will discuss, what does the flag of the coat of arms and the anthem of the devotee without betrayal mean for the citizens of belarus. how many things have already been experienced by bryce , who is now looking for her way home,

all keen wi members, elaine has invited her friendsjeannie and sylvie to the tasting party., i like the textures. would quite like a little bit of alcohol in the bottom. it's squelchy. it's rich. it's very provocative, actually. and jeanie's had a go at the coronation quiche. will you be making this on coronation day? absolutely. if it's good enough for the king, it's good enough for me. so, all sorts of ideas for a coronation feast fit for a king. looks delicious. we'll have full coverage of the coronation on saturday. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. bank holiday monday did not feel the same everywhere. in wales, it was the warmest day of the year so far, 19.7 celsius in cardiff, very close to 20 celsius. compare that with just 6 celsius across many parts of shetland, some cold arctic air digging its way down from the north. behind this strip of cloud here, a very weak weather front, but that will still be with us into tuesday in the form of this band of cloud, which will be slung across many parts of the uk to start the day. underneath this cloud, some spots of rain

all keen wi members, elaine has invited herfriendsjeannie and sylvie to the tasting party., i like the textures. would quite like a little bit of alcohol in the bottom. it's squelchy. it's rich. it's very provocative. and jeanie's had a go at the coronation quiche. will you be making this on coronation day? absolutely. if it's good enough for the king, it's good enough for me. so, all sorts of ideas for a coronation feast fit for a king. plenty more coverage of the coronation in the days ahead. that is it from me for the moment. do stay with us. this is bbc news. hello. the weather has been turning warmer during the course of the weekend. we saw eventually 20 degrees in england. but things are turning colder as we head through the bank holiday monday, particularly in the north of scotland. elsewhere, nota particularly in the north of scotland. elsewhere, not a bad day. sunshine, scattered showers, which could be heavy, particularly in the east. that is where we have a cold front moving in across the north of scotland so cold conditions there but most sitting in mild air thr

has been around for one or 200 years and the yes i do with, we're in the end of this one up on the sylvie who made the remains of a savings to basic pub tree, will now be taken to see really owns national res, seem to be preserved and for me, but it like speed which is 0 the . this is al jazeera, these are your top stories, the joint us now the mission monitoring the sci fi. and so you don says it welcomes the law in fighting. it's edging the war in general is to continue progress on the serious foundations in recent days. the all me on the power ministry, rock and support forces have been locked in a power struggle since april. the red cross is taking control of a crowded migrant and refuge account from the italian on end of long producer. europe is on close to receive rec, who'd numbers this year, driven by will poverty and climate change. and it's smith's reports from long producer and has more of the time governance recent policies. they ranged using the new protocols that mean that both of makes a rescue out there in the mad has to go to a specifically designated port support designa

afraid of visited, one of the russian government sponsored comes in question was invited to an old sylvie air hotel if across sky. it turns out it was one of the so called camps or schools that prompted allegations of kidnapping abduction re education. and eventually, in i c. c, arrest warrant funded by the russian government. this hotel was turned into a makeshift sleep whittkamp for children from done yet in lieu gods who were interested in the musical ours, and whose parents one of them away from the front lines they called at the dawn, best express what we have been with us the investigative journalist, a jerry miller afraid without joining us, live here on the international well of area in lightning story here. jeremy, thanks so much. you're still good to have you on the program to tell us about it. you visited one of these comments and russia personally, can you just tell us, frankly, what did you say, jordan? so i went to this camp back in november and i met the children and all the children they spoke russian. their parents voted to be a part of russia, and they were singing russi

and the yes i do with we're in the end of this one up on the sylvie who made the remains of achieving basic poetry, will now be taken sincerely young's initial res seem to be preserved and for me, but i would speed will to 0 the this is al jazeera, these are our top stories. the leaders of the earth keepers, right wing militia, has been sentenced 18 years in jail as well. and the attack of the us capsule in 2021. stewart rates, as one of the 1st people to be sentenced to sufficient conspiracy, as well as other crimes. an official has moved from washington, dc. no roads in court said he was a political prisoner, was only crime, had been to oppose those who were trying to destroy the country. that was a position rejected by the judge pointing out keeping convicted of a criminal offense. and seeing that he felt roads was still a threat to democracy in the united states to the republic itself. no, rhodes was convicted of seditious conspiracy. effectively trying to over through the united states government. now he was there on january the 6th, 2021 with people still on the capital, but he

there is something to eat there, and fans of thrillers on the big screens will start sylvie's tape andfilters, judging by the rumors for the premieres. she only needs your like speech in the picture she will go the fish of modernity in pursuit of how people are mired in virtuality. the plot is not too successful actress to attract the attention of the public in the film industry. she does not succeed because she is popular in the networks, and in a very non-trivial way. how to recognize you in a chair at the cinema? hello everyone for you broadcasts. nastya rutskaya is your most faithful guide to the world of interesting news from belarus and the whole world in 5 minutes. i will introduce you to the events that are being talked about, let's start. will you find out which theater festival is worth a look? why athletes are not only strong, but also smart, and how did ordinary belarusians end up at the ballet barre? athletes are good and in intellectual games this was proved by the final of the republican tournament brain battle, the event is being held, for the second time the battles ar

. >> two hours north, jan jackson quintana and her husband tyler hopeig-year-old daughter sylvie becomes a teen, she will have trusted adults to turn to. >> i'm trying to cultivate community here to be in my daughter's life. if she is ever in a situation, heaven forbid, where she feels like she cannot come to me or her father for help, that at least she has other adults in her corner that can help her out. >> jen says one reason she opposes the travel ban is because it defies the community. >> the community is the greatest strength, but laws like this divide us. we don't know who we can trust or who we can talk to. >> i think this is one of the next frontiers of abortion litigation. >> david cohen is a constitutional law professor at drexel university. he says idaho's law may set more restrictions on travel. >> people in idaho are not going to rest on their laurels because of how easy it is for some people to travel to washington, so they are going to want to restrict travel, and they have done that here with minors, and i think in a matter of a couple of years, we are probably going to

has been around for one or 200 years and the yes i do with, we're in the end of this one up on the sylvie who made the remains of us even to basic poetry will now be taken to see really owns national res, seem to be preserved and for me, but it like speed which is 0. yeah, it's time for your support high time for us for even with or who. who joins this. tell me all about the celtics chances of what does it making history? absolutely. i can get to so definitely, yeah, the boston celtics have given themselves. i've taught accounts of making and b, i history haven't gone 3 down in that playoff series, but there might be hate that have now for a game 6 in the eastern conference finals. and you richardson reports of the most and since expands those thoughts seem to believe again, never before was it seen recovered from being 3 down in the best of 7 playoff series. the celtics have given themselves a chance doing just that. the miami heat advantage in the eastern conference finals milestones that $32.00 after a 2nd straight when full the cell 6 is supposed to come at home. cool. when in gainesv

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sylvie, you're a former ambassador to china and the uk.o very important. but, you know, there is this european formula which is de—risking and not decoupling, so meaning there should be less dependence on china for the supply chains. this is very important, but at the same time, on some issues such as climate change, biodiversity, it's important to have a relationship with china. what a ring in the panel for this evening and once again good evening to you, ron christie and international economist doctor rebecca harding, the giverjoining us. ron commitment to go to you first and ask with your history, you have been at the summits, what are they like? what happens behind—the—scenes? what are the discussions like? is it all very friendly or is it all let's get down to business?— friendly or is it all let's get down to business? ,., ., ., , ., to business? good evening to you. it's ve to business? good evening to you. it's very well _ to business? good evening to you. it's very well choreographed, - to business? good evening to you. it's very

why didn't svb attempt to sylvie's securities sooner? >> congresswoman, the decisions around when to sell a security and what to do is monitored and managed by our offset liability can the, our treasury team and overseen by our finance committee. the first time that i recall coming up about the possibility of selling, our available, for sale portfolio was in the fall towards the end of 22. it was decided that at that point it did not make the most sense. there was believe that the rapid rise in interest rates could create and would likely create a recessionary environment and rates would start to go the other way. in the beginning of 2022, 2023, we realized that was unlikely to happen. and when you say we decided to then sell the portfolio. >> mr. begor, the fed report notes prior to 2022, that silicon valley bank had interest rate risk hedges on some or all of its longer dated maturities. the fed report further notes over the course of 2022, the bank pursued a strategy of dropping those hedges. could you explain why you made the decisio

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host: sylvie in virginia, republican caller. caller: yes, thank you.from heritage i enjoyed her being there. one of the carolinas had a six week abortion ban and i hope that spread throughout the country. i hope and pray santos is kicked out on his ear. host: emme in washington on the independent line. caller: thank you for taking my call. two things i want to bring out. one was a committee hearing yesterday on organization of the government. as soon as jim jordan took the floor, he started attacking. then the second thing that happened that got my goat was the fact that how can you have democracy if you're not willing to work together? that is what i got out of the committee hearing yesterday. the republicans were not willing to work together as far as the committee is concerned. i thought committee assignments where they are to make our country better, make laws and policies. all i got was attack, attack, attack. thank you very much. host: we covered the hearing and it is available at c-span.org and mobile app. news from supreme court from the washin

had a peak of sun but pretty gray sylvie around the coast around the bay might take you a while to warm up today, but good to have you here on a saturday. i'm frank mallicoat erasmus and you were talking about all week long. it's been cool like this forever long, you know, we started the month of may on a cooler. unseasonably cool note, roberta gonzalez, and we're gonna end up that way. by the way, ellie, may i just say to frank here great job and capital yesterday that was a fun show love that town and loved all the sights and loved your trip. via well, there you go. even learned a few things. birds was inspired in caps. are you allowed to say we're zip trips are heading next. yes, we are. we're heading to santa rosa a week from friday. we'll be up in santa rosa. that'll be fun for that for sure. right now, let's direct your attention to this right here. it's our live weather camera featuring san jose, just outside of san pedro square. you see the mostly cloudy skies there you also see a little spider web on the camera lens there need to get that taken care of. i've had a lot of spider

why didn't svb attempt to sylvie's securities sooner? >> congresswoman, the decisions around when to sell a security and what to do is monitored and managed by our offset liability can the, our treasury team and overseen by our finance committee. the first time that i recall coming up about the possibility of selling, our available, for sale portfolio was in the fall towards the end of 22. it was decided that at that point it did not make the most sense. there was believe that the rapid rise in interest rates could create and would likely create a recessionary environment and rates would start to go the other way. in the beginning of 2022, 2023, we realized that was unlikely to happen. and when you say we decided to then sell the portfolio. >> mr. begor, the fed report notes prior to 2022, that silicon valley bank had interest rate risk hedges on some or all of its longer dated maturities. the fed report further notes over the course of 2022, the bank pursued a strategy of dropping those hedges. could you explain why you made the decisio