here they engage in secret in the serious tea trade. how was the tea trade paid for? as you might know was tea that helps set out the american revolution in 1773 with the boston tea party. welcome americans and of the british wanted tea badly and were willing to pay high prices. aside from ginseng and other goods we didn't produce a lot the chinese wanted to buy so american traitors like warren delano the second copied with the british had done some 7067 the conquest of india, smuggling opium in on small boats and this was the dirty secret. it's what paid for that tea americans so crave the. the exploration of the opium trade is definitely one of the-- was a difficult and troubling incident in asian american history. this is how a lot of new england fortunes were built and one of partner in warren delano firm russell and company describes how opium sparkling was conducted. he was actually on a small schooner traveling from singapore to china to drop off the opium. william hunter described a voyage where the schooner carrying 300 chests of opium worth tens of millions

it is like a high tea service. >> it is. it is a h th tea. based british high tea. we serve a lot more savory dishes too. >>ny okay. andweet options? >> of course. we have the naan, which is a traditionally indian cookie. it's a traditional indian cookie, which is flavored with cardamom and it's delicious. it's got some semolina and ground flour in it. and also we have some scones, which, again, based on our -- >> this is more of a traditional -- >> it is. but it's a little different. it's got saffron and cardamom cardamom. >> so you dodd your own mumbai flavors. d> definitely some indian spices and serith a rose and strawberry jam. >> we are drinking our cutting chai and eating all this snack pick-uwill give us a >> all these street hawkers make the chai in front of you. >> the tea as well. the do have to taste cookie that you said is more traditional. oh, that is really good. all the different spices. it goes perfectly well with our tea. and the tea i s not superet either. >> no, it's not. traditionally, you know, you would get the tea, people make it with a lot o

find good tea when we go to italy?e of their lives, they loved italy. they fell in love with the place, and they established this tea house, babington's. remarkable. it has definitely evolved into some other things, but is true to its core as a tea house and is run today by two great-grandchildren of the two women who traveled. one of the two women who traveled to the u.k. -- from the u.k. it is really amazing, and i think it is also -- there is this whole culture of tea and there are so many tourists in rome, and i think whether it was after two and there were a lot of americans or even brits in rome, so they would go to the tea house. whether it was later on in the 1950's when films were being made at the big studios in rome, so audrey hepburn was going to have her tea there or elizabeth taylor, or whether it was tourists from parts of europe or the world where their culture is more about drinking tea and they want to go have this delightful cup of tea. taylor: we go from t to tofu. tofu and youlove take us out to we

no coffee or tea to me. thank you so much for joining us.into record territory, on the back of the deals for the free—trade pact. currently we are seeing good signs in asian trading, with nikkei and the all ordinaries index in positive territory. 84 investing your time with us. sport today is coming up next. —— thank you for. this is bbc news. the top stories: president putin has soft and unpopular proposals to reform pensions in russia. it follows protest earlier this year. australia's aboriginal leaders have expressed outrage at the appointment of former prime minister, tony abbott, as special envoy on indigenous affairs. the community questions his track—record. alex salmond has resigned from the scottish national party after allegations of sexual harassment, which he strongly denies. in the video statement posted online, he says he was resigning in order to prevent opposition politicians attacking the party. lorna gordon is in glasgow with the latest. he has been a colossus to scottish politics, he took his country to within 400,000 vote

warned delano writes we need a new type of shit, a large, fast ship that can carry large amounts of tea and take advantage of these new market conditions. as a result of the treaty of nanking which the british signed with chinese, not only is the island of hong kong handed over to great britain, brought a crown colony and trading base but several additional chinese ports are open western trade and although the opium trade remains illegal, chinese now have absolutely no way to enforce it. so, warned delano and several of his other business associates talk about when they all come home to america, they begin financing the construction of the so-called china clippers. these full rigged vessels that are basically expanded opium clippers. they took the opium model and boot up and decided to see how fast it can go. one of the leading naval architects who built ships for this group of men was a man named john griffith who is most famous clipper ship was the sea which built in 1846 bridge was about 170 feet long relatively small, she had a very sharp bow and stern and a v-shaped bottom. she was

the tea m tv circle we have entered into.son is leinster, the defending pro 1a and european champions. we are in a good place because we have had a taste of the success we had last year. but not long before that we had two years where things didn't go our way and we lost in the final two connacht are not getting out of the pool in europe and getting beaten in two semifinals. so we had two years of no success and we got a taste for it last year and now we want that to be the story. what other target this time? we want to get there again, it is exciting and good fun. we think we can go deeper into the play—offs. the reality is, we have to be better than leinster, the european champions, pro 14 champions. scarlets, semifinalists in europe and in the pro 14 and ulster, all three sides spent significantly more money than we did and have a good, deep squad. so we have to be better than those three con sisterly.“ you look at the carrot, going one step further at celtic park. we will a lwa ys step further at celtic park. we will alwa

nice cup of tea. do what the british do best. the project has been built on cups of tea. a long waited for chance to celebrate donald campbell's achievements, by seeing his record—breaking craft in action. again. lorna gordon, bbc news, on the isle of bute. in a few minutes it'll be time for the film review. but first — click. planet earth is changing. daily. we humans are affecting its surface, its climate, its inhabitants. watching from ground level makes it difficult to make sense of it all, but these days we do have the data and we can crunch the numbers. and when it comes to understanding the really big issues, those that have effects on a truly global scale, visualising that data can turn millions of figures into something that everyone can understand. maps like these created by carnegie mellon university's ea rthtime website combine nasa satellite imagery with a wide range of datasets to produce visualisations of environmental and geopolitical events from light pollution, to refugee movement, to the effects of coral bleaching on areas such as the great barrier reef

the country from ciro after the to something like twenty eight to twenty five per cent in a number of tea cakes that is slowly in east germany the percentage increase during the last five six seven years from zero to something close to ten percent so the dynamics between migration much higher in east germany then invest chimney and so if the reaction of the society against immigration which

trait was caught it was expensive and it was not a local product so that's why we started drinking tea. she must own a breakfast for a lot of turkish people we can just take off these foods away from the table and still call it a breakfast but if these teas not on the table it's not going to be called breakfast anymore. i will thank you for hot through three it was great thank you so much. you can't understand turkish proceed without knowing something about this spices. the ottomans control the only spice route of the fifteenth century and set rigorous standards to ensure quality. to the experts in spices such as dear to sick she continued to hand down their wrist them to the younger generations so what are some of the spices that you sell here you. have it in the world it was a large cup this a large or what is. that they're. up to me to give you jani. that. we're going to be healed looks if you do that or you know. whenever i think of turkish cuisine i think of sumac. to get in. shape. now usually when i think of i think of it as a powder horn. so i write here. and eat ok. a flower v

that is nada tawfik, part of the tea m that is nada tawfik, part of the team in new york. toyota is investing $500 million in uber to jointly work on developing self—driving cars. it's a chance for both companies to catch up to rivals in the hotly competitive business. let's go to our asia business hub where shara njit leyl is following the story. they really want to work together, talk through what they have for each other. that is right, they both have a lot to gain from this deal. it is a lot to gain from this deal. it is a chance to play catch up with rivals. they both seem to be lagging behind in developing self driving ca i’s behind in developing self driving cars compared with other firms, and a chance to show the r&d costs, you will recall uber lost millions of dollars in the last quarter as it tries to expand and sink money into research and development. more than

don't mind a bit of wilted lettuce and some tomatoes then of course they will continue to have the tea because it will be stuck in trucks. and over however maybe for britain it's the best idea to go back to the good old british pork pie know that that might be the future off the united kingdom and we know rex it is all about nostalgia and the olden times my goodness but i don't know how hungry i am after that anyway thank you and blucher tea in brussels thank you barbara. or earlier this month scientist in siberia made a sensational find a moment i thought well that's between thirty and forty thousand years old now they've shown the discovery to the public for the first time it's the world's best preserved prehistoric baby horse. main organs were all kept intact as. the fall was found in a remote crater locals as the gateway to the underworld a maze. at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day to see a day. of. his creation. his friends on the mystical calm the gulf it a profession. what do we really know about the man behind the dark shades. of his moments in the l

nice cup of tea. do what the british do best. the project has been built on cups of tea. a long waited for chance to celebrate donald campbell's achievements by seeing his record—breaking craft in action. again. and in the past couple of hours, the iconic bluebird speedboat has arrived on the isle of bute, greeted by donald campbell's daughter gina. she mentioned in that report that she didn't know how she'd feel to see it again. we can see that she was overcome with emotion. after initial tests are carried out, it's expected bluebird will run at speed again next year. now it's time for the film review. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases, james king. so james, what do we have this week? well, for comic book fans, there is evangeline lilly creating a buzz in marvel‘s ant—man and the wasp. for music fans, there is nick offerman following his dreams of rock stardom in hearts beat loud. and for gemma arterton fans, there is gemma arterton just being awesome in the escape. ok, let's start with ant—man. did we need

he looked at my mother and he looked at me and he said i must have tea and mud caked and he did. for about 45 minutes we sat in the living room and as a part of the questions i asked for out of the mouth of babes. again i wish i had understood a little bit more because i asked uncle martin why is the dirt brown and why is the sky blue. and you know, the principles that he carried with him he was very easy to explain to the little girl about how my life would be and how i needed to be committed to making the world a much better place. this room is significant because this is the bedroom in which doctor king would receive telephone calls from president johnson, president lyndon johnson called into my parents home and my mother was the receiver of the calls, the operator of those years they announced she was the operator from the white house calling on behalf of president johnson to speak to martin luther king jr.. this room was chosen because it was the most insular room in the house and those phone calls sometimes lasted for hours so that is the actual phone doctor king would rece

nice cup of tea. do what the british do best. the project has been built on cups of tea.'s achievements, by seeing his record—breaking craft in action. again. lorna gordon, bbc news, on the isle of bute. there will be a scottish welcome here. there is a good crowd here getting ready to welcome it off the ferry. those volunteers, who with so much drive, determination and passion have pulled this project together, they are hoping to lower it into the water here on the loch tomorrow morning and they say both the curious and the enthusiastic are all welcome to watch it as they revved up those engines, again and again over the next couple of weeks. it will be an exciting period. thank you, lorna. time for a look at the weather... here's helen willets it is going to be a lovely sunny and warm weekend. for most, quite hot in the south and this is hastings earlier. barely a cloud in the sky. it looked a little cloudier in butte and it has been cloudier across the north of england. and that is because we have got a weather front across the country today with thundery showers affec

she said tea was the proper british drink. of course they would want a hot up of tea. when they got here he said my mother said love to have a cup of tea. and he said my mother would say the same thing but i'll have a cocktail. and that's what he had. so in this room, you'll notice a couple governor's chairs. fdr was governor of new york state from 1928 to '30 and 1930 to '32. back then it was a two-year term. and as he left the governorship, these two chairs were given to him as gifts. and according to his wife eleanor, when they visited here they would always sit on the chair on his left. his mother used the one on the right. and she sat wherever. because this was rpgs, as i mentioned earlier, sarah roosevelt's home, very much so. over the mantle is a portrait of fdr's great, great grandfather isaac roosevelt who was the man who started the family fortune in the sugar refinery business in new york city. but he was also a member of the provincial congress that ratified the constitution of the united states. so very early on in this nation's history there was a rooseve

to the tea m with new note new additions. to the team that finished last season.lt to sign some players in four hours. david ornstein is with us this time for more on the deals going through. but that's extraordinary, no team has made zero signings in a transfer window but this is a tottenham hotspur side that came third last year and still has aspirations to win the premier league. it's in canada role, breaking records for the wrong reasons in this case but they have a settled team, they were 23 points behind manchester city and many tottenham fans say surely we can improve on the squad but they have an excellent first team so will be confident. jack grimmer lish was the key one that people thought totte n ha m the key one that people thought tottenham would sign but they didn't pull it off. —— jack querrey lish. they had to shift players out but with high premiums on players they could not do that and they have players on good contracts, many of whom will not have wanted to leave spurs. arsenal had many years of not spending a lot of money because they had moved

we are the last tea m that was our level.land to win a european competition and, last season, i repeat, i won eight titles, i won eight titles. i am the only manager in the world that won italy, spain and england. and by winning eight titles, not small titles, not small countries, eight proper titles, my second position last season is one of my greatest achievements in football. i think ithink and i think and i say, you disagree. you have the right to disagree, no problem for me. united are playing burnley this weekend and one of their players, and a man that used to play at old trafford, joins me now, phil bardsley. jose mourinho is good at defending himself. is he right? would he still be regarded as one of the greatest if he does not win a title at manchester united 7 if he does not win a title at manchester united ?|j if he does not win a title at manchester united? i think so, his record speaks for itself. he has done it in three major countries at big clubs. he set out to come to manchester united and to do the same and

who are partying after victories. >> a remarkable 40% of voters now identify themselves as tea partyand eight out of ten of them voted republican. >> feels bad. >> two years ago, barack obama was at 62% in the polls. "time" magazine declared the republican party all but extinct. and look at where we are now. the voters have not gotten what they asked for. >> the mistake was to think that the country speaks as one. that we're all one thing. what we really are is a mass of reactions. we're always reacting to the last thing that happened. so if the country goes left, you can be damn sure it's going to go right. if the country is looking good for rich people one day, the poor people will hate that and get angry. if we think we're past race, racism will come right back. our pendulum swings. in the long run, we make progress, but it can be pretty ugly to watch. >> what a week. the state of hawaii released my official long form birth certificate. no one is happier to put this birth certificate to rest than the donald. obviously we all know about your credentials and breadth of experience. s

he said he doesn't like making tea.t is easy to bring the water to a boil, but a good cup of tea takes time and patience. it needs to brew. very much the focus of his visit, this festival of families, the world meeting of families that is taking place and dublin. with neither theologian father eamon conway. we spoke earlier today as well. —— with me, the theologian. so on the thursday of this visit, we we re so on the thursday of this visit, we were chatting earlier, and you are saying how he was very much bringing the church into family life, but in the church into family life, but in the actions of everyday life, that is where the church is at? his key m essa 9 es is where the church is at? his key messages beyond the words he spoke today. what really matters in the churches family life in the ordinary circumstances of everyday. hopes, bishops, priests, cardinals, they are not the most important people in the church. a sin for pope francis is what he calls clericalism, thinking that priests have some kind of priority

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looking back to his powerful best, going past people, which is something we feel in the tea m which is to what we had, getting that extra penetration in wide areas. so i'm really pleased for him, first and foremost, it looks like he's playing with confidence and he's always been a player we liked from the u21 all the way up to this side. first up for the side is england's first—ever u efa the side is england's first—ever uefa a nations league at against spain on the 8th of september followed three days later by a friendly against leicester —— in leicester. gareth southgate became an unexpected fashion icon this summer an unexpected fashion icon this summerand he an unexpected fashion icon this summer and he admitted the waste government's days may be numbered. not sure i'll ever wear a waistcoat every again, frankly! i'll make a decision depending on the weather as to what i wear. i think we'll all miss of the wa istcoats! tennis now, and the last grand slam of the year is heating up, in more ways than one. with players permitted to take a ten—minute break to help with the scorching co

we can just take any of these foods away from the table and still call it a breakfast but if these teas not on the table it's not going to be called breakfast anymore. i will thank reply truthfully it was great thank you so much. you can't understand turkish cuisine without knowing something about this spicy. the ottomans control the only spice rid of the fifteenth century and set rigorous standards to ensure quality. to the experts and spices such as i dare to suggest continue to hand down their wrist and to the younger generations so what are some of the spices that you sell here to. pull reverse chink forward in. calculus a large order of what a mark is. that there know there were. up to me a good deal. that. were going to be healed looks to me. the that that you are you know. whenever i think of turkish cuisine i think of sumac. just get the edition from one . chick in the book. of all the unique names china. now usually when i think of sumac i think of it as a powder it's grown. so our costs right here. and every nurse. eat ok. a flower seller very many very very fragrant it what d

it is like making a cup of tea, it is easy to bring the water to boil but a good cup of tea takes timeence. you need to let it brew. so it is that each dayjesus warns us so it is that each dayjesus warns us with his love and leaves that they are two penetrators. he offers as the grace we need to heal our wea knesses as the grace we need to heal our weaknesses and the open our minds and hearts to hear, understand and forgive one another. we just heard the testimonies of felicity and isaac, who come from gina fussell. —— burkina faso. they told us a moving story of forgiveness in the family. the poet says, to err is human, to forgive divine. forgiveness is a special gift from god that heals wounds and draws us closer to one another and to him. small and simple acts of forgiveness and renewed each day are the foundation upon which eight solid christian family life is built. they force us to christian family life is built. they force us to overcome oui’ christian family life is built. they force us to overcome our pride, indifference and embarrassment and to make peace. but many times we a

part of a difference. >> reporter: tea?ke be a part of a difference but... >> reporter: tea part of a difference as opposed to be part of the difference the difference onbeing, no conflict but cflict resolution? >> yeah, like working together. >> reporter: and finally there are nonprofit ventures like the one launched by dr. yasmeen abu fraiha, who was profiled last year by forbes magazine as one of its "30 under 30." >> after studying in jerusalem i decided to go back home and when i was working in the hospital i saw that the bedouin community is sicker than i thought compared to the jewish people. >> reporter: sicker with genetic diases due to intermarriag >> we mostly have very rare diseases like neurolog prlems, deafness, congenit insensitivity to pain. >> reporter: so abu frha, half douin herself, took a page from orthodox jews, who were also plagued with rare, sometimes fatal, genetic diseases due to intermarriage. one disease, "tay sachs," has been virtlly eliminated with genetic testing. >> so basically our model is

he and some tea m in a few hours before.me team mates were on a night out and later on at around two o'clock in the morning, a fight erupted outside the morning, a fight erupted outside the nightclub. we heard today what went on in the build up to that incident. one which the prosecution told the court was triggered when stokes lost his control and started to attack with revenge, retaliation 01’ to attack with revenge, retaliation or punishment in mind. thejury heard it was beyond self—defence, but a sustained episode of significant violence that left onlookers shocked. stokes and the two men that he knocked unconscious in the fight, ryan alli and ryan hale, were charged with affray, all three men deny that accusation and all three are in the dock here at bristol crown court during this trial, which started today. how long is he expected to be in court and will this affect his participation for england beyond the second test at lord's? well, he was meant to be preparing 110w well, he was meant to be preparing now for that se

pull me away, and he stopped and he looked at my mother and he looked at me, and he said i must have tea and mud cakes with the baby, and he did. and, for about 45 minutes we sat in the living room. and as reported, the questions i asked him were out of the mouths of babes. again, i wish i had understood a little bit more because i asked uncle martin why is the dirt brown and why is the sky blue. and you know, the principles he carried with him he was very easy to explain to a little girl about how my life would be and how i needed to be committed to making the world a much better place. this room is significant because this is the bedroom in which dr. king would receive telephone calls from president johnson. president lyndon johnson would call into my parents' home, and my mother was the receiver of the calls. the operator, during those years, would announce that she was the operator from the white house calling on behalf of president johnson to speak with dr. martin luther king jr. this room was chosen because it was the most insular room in the house, and those phone calls sometimes

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new lipton® iced tea with a splash of juice. ♪ lipton®.r. >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." ( cheers and applause ) from the day jeff sessions recused himself from the russia investigation, president trump has been accusing him and abusing him harder than popeye abuses steroids. ( laughter ) spinach my ass. and a time has gone on, trump's ataks on his attorney general have only gotten worse. >> i am disappointed in the attorney general. he should not have recused himself. he made a terrible mistake for the country. >> the president called sessions beleaguered and weak. >> he privately calls mr. jetions mr. mcgoo. >> a source tells the news president trump is bashing sessions in private for recusing himself from the russians inquiry, that he can't get sessions out of his mind. >> trevor: that's right, i can't get him out of my mind. every little thing i do he's on my mind, on my mind. hey, everything i do. the way i have been lately is driving me crazy. round and round i do -- ( cheers and applause ) now, anybody else who had to

popley bits turkish national tea party with german national tea party with both living in germany working here we have a vital interest in stable in the state of turkey and the trickle down relations are the energy but the trick i'm sorry to interrupt is just that since you're bringing up the ties between turkey and germany that leads me to a follow up question for you because on monday german chancellor angela merkel said that they want to make sure that you know that the central bank in turkey has its independence she said nobody has an interest in economic disable ization in turkey and everything must be done to ensure an independent yes central bank so my question for you is would germany be in a position to help now in some way well i don't know we will give him a new on the it why it's that our stability our arising out of the ashes of world war two was largely due to not only our efforts and part and free trade and so forth but all in so that we've run by in our money terry policy by and in the pendent central bank and also the european central bank have insisted on that is indepen

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. >>> grandma and becca are having a cup of tea, but tough's in the works. >> is grandma in on what'sing to happen or she also has no clue? >> grandma's got no clue, but that makes it on the box it's a little bit scary. close enough and still delicious. >> yeah, and the kids are happy. >>> there's nothing like coming home to four little legs of love, and that's what's about to happen. >> oh r a, little pooch. >> that little pooch's name is merlot. and merlot is a surprise for the woman who just walked into the room. the puppy's confused, she's confused. the puppy's like to do i go to her? do i love on her? >> after a little convincing the puppy is sent over. >> just say hi. >> the puppy had a message. the message was a ring with a note that said, marry me. >> this is a brilliant idea. in case she didn't like the ring, there's always a puppy. >> right. >> her fiancee said, you know what? she was away at a wedding, that's when he got the idea. >> 50 bucks says that dog is the ring barrier at the wedding. >> what do you say? >> yes. >> as you can see in that wrun u one you don't need a b

its olympic debut at rio 2016 and judging by the performances here this week they will again be the tea've had breakthrough performances this week but today i was all but one of the well—known names and that is of a mile. the 30—year—old is a prolific champion but lost in that event on thursday to charlotte henshaw and despite struggling with a wrist injury which will require surgery a wrist injury which will require surgery after the championships she dominated today. winning the 200 metres by over two by five seconds from the team—matejeanette who proven the bronze medals she won yesterday. if you are lining up in the star line you are fit enough to go and today that was good enough and i'm really chuffed to be on the podium again with another female gb athlete. we are dominating the event. just overwhelmed to have got it done today. i knew it was going to be right on the line and i could sort of see the russian and it could not tell greeley where she was but i just dug in at the end and to get silver it is amazing. that was not the end of the drama there. all of the end of the drama

long time ago i mean you have to look at the result of the elections in two thousand and ten when the tea party rose up when you look at twenty fourteen where there was a big republican revolution where a lot of house seats were gained and the senate was retaken by the by the republicans rather and the twenty sixth do you know election result you know this party has nothing to offer i can't say that enough i mean what's their platform going to be we're going to increase your taxes and they think that the economy in american the working class americans are going to gravitate towards that this way that supposedly is coming is nonexistent in my opinion you know you know don you know one of the things i find really tragic what's going on the democratic party because they used to traditionally support the working class people and i think that was that was admirable ok i do like having a adversarial political system because you get the best out of it's renegotiation and debate and all of that that's one that's ok and i actually miss traditional liberals in it because they actually had a genuine

cups of tea, mainly sunnl hot water? cups of tea, mainly sunni. —— mainly for me. hot water?et some of your stories of. —— stories. dramatic game last night. it was interesting because liverpool, even though they beat crystal palace 2—0, they played well. roy hodgson not particularly happy with some refereeing decisions but you have to say liverpool look great. sadio mane scored his third goal of the season deep into injury time to put the shine on a hard fought victory. james milner opened the scoring with a penalty. jose mourinho retains the full backing of manchester united's board, despite their performance in sunday's 3—2 defeat at brighton. mourinho is the bookies favourite to be the next premier league manager to be sacked, but we're told understands that his job is safe. england's cricketers have it all to do if they're to save the third test at trent bridge. virat kohli's hundred has set them a mammoth total of 521 to win, or they'll have to bat for two days just to save the draw. and hollie arnold wins one of two british golds on the opening day of the european para

nice cup of tea. do what the british do best. the project has been built on cups of tea.ong waited for chance to celebrate donald campbell's achievements, by seeing his record—breaking craft in action. again. now on bbc news it's time for money clinic. we're putting money and relationships under the spotlight. many find it hard to talk about money, even with those we are closest to. and that can turn into a big problem. money is about power and control. in this programme, couples will open up to an expert to try to get a better understanding of their finances. now i know there are people who depend on me. i have to work harder. their emotions... it would be so selfish of me not to take care of her. i wish every daughter would feel about way about their mother. ..and one another. it is time to open the doors to the bbc money clinic. kenya's capital, nairobi. home to around four million people, from the very rich to the very poor. in between is a growing middle class. people come here from all over to try to make it in the big city. but family ties remain strong. and that f

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it hasn't escaped my attention, actually, the implementation of this ordinance around boba tea. i know the original roll out was around boba guys, which i thought was very good. but recognize there is a higher cost to pom coastabcompostable would just urge you to be diligent in your outreach to immigrant communities. >> sure. i appreciate your comment. i think there's been some press or some concern around the availability and how so many people are switching. and we would take that into consideration. if there's just a backlog and one's not able to get a suitable boba alternative, you know, we would give people that time. we -- in our experience with other ordinances, a lot of players that come forth once they see that it's not going to be san francisco, other jurisdictions as well, you'll see a lot of scaling up. with scaling up, costs will come down, as well. so you know, i think they're -- there's going to be a period of time they're going to want to look at different alternatives. i know they are already doing that. it's interesting, there's even new players coming forward

way tonight at redding and it was a winning start to management for frank lampard on his derby county teal the last four minutes of stoppage time when tom lawrence headed in the winner in front of his new national tea m winner in front of his new national team boss ryan giggs. joe hart has been having a medical at burnley today. he still has left on his manchester city contract but appears to have no first—team future. he only wants a permanent move and is willing to take a pay cut after spending the last two seasons on loa n spending the last two seasons on loan at torino and west ham. george hall is a shot of the week at the british open golf, she is behind a ten under leader, she has dropped a shot and four birdies today took her to nine under par in a 3—way tie for second place. florentino parker is five shots off the pace, but the shot of the day came from henderson from canada, getting a hole in one on the par 39. one bounce and straight in the whole. —— hole. and that is all sport. it has been another scorcher across the south—east, two bridges up to 33 celsius and for some of us h

these fans have never seen their women's tea m fans have never seen their women's team qualify for aever normally need extra spice, the winner of this one would seal their place in next summer's world cup. the decision to hold the match here means only 8000 fans will get into watchet. but supporters were expected to be louder voice. with so much at stake, passion was clearly visible. england thought they silenced wales early on but nikita parris' celebrations were caught short after being found offside. it was a busy night for officials. the wales penalty appeal turned down. this time the replay showed the referee got it right. a change of ends brings a change of pace. toni duggan the first play of this campaign to find the net against wales. minutes later, jill scott scoring with this looping header. all smiles from manager phil neville. england were dreaming of france will stop fitting it was nikita parris who sealed the win. welsh hearts broken but for england, job done. we showed class, possession, we showed we were a top tea m possession, we showed we were a top team andi posses

people we can just take these foods away from the table and still call it a breakfast but if these teas not on the table it's not going to be called breakfast anymore. i will thank you because through three it was great thank you so much. you can't understand turkish cuisine without knowing something about this spices. the ottomans controlled the only spice route of the fifteenth century and set rigorous standards to ensure quality. to the exodus and spices such as i dare to suggest continue to hand down their wrist them to the younger generations so what are some of the spices that you sell here to. pull reverse chink bit in. calculus a large order of what. and then there were. up to me a good deal. while in each unit she should live with that. we're going to be he'll boy she looks to me ching ching should know that there's a chip or you know. whenever i think of turkish cuisine i think of sumac. to get ear to take a shit from one. chick in the book. of all the unique names china. now usually when i think of sumac i think of it as a power it's been run. out of cos right here. in every