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in the words of robbie williams, tom rush, the walker brothers, no regrets. in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make. i have loved being here with you. thank you so much. and may we meet again somewhere. cheering and applause. david sillito, bbc news, wogan house. a bus driver in england has rescued a sheep on a busy road — on herfirst day behind the wheel. when martine patey spotted the animal on the dual carriageway, it was running through the traffic and causing havoc. with the help of two fellow motorists, she managed to get the sheep onto the bus — and then drove it back to its farm. thank you forjoining me on bbc news. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ kacungira hello. some subtle changes in our weather as we head through the weekend. it is going to start to feel just a little bit colder. it will often be cloudy. there will be some scattered showers. most of those showers will be falling as a rain. but into the start of the new week, the changes become more dramatic. it will certainly feel much colder, particularly given the strengt

in the words of robbie williams, tom rush, the walker brothers, no regrets.eatles and in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make. i have loved being here with you. thank you so much. and may we meet again somewhere. cheering and applause. david sillito, bbc news, wogan house. and now, take a look at these. memories of 1930s glasgow, painted by an artist who is now 95, and who is holding his first ever art exhibition, wanting people to see his work before he dies. thomas mcgoran was inspired to paint after his wife gave him some watercolours when he retired, more than 30 years ago. our scotland correspondent alexandra mackenzie has been to see his exhibition. 1930s glasgow in vivid colour. daily life during the inter—war years and the great depression. thomas, the washing day is your favourite one. why is that? yes, well, i think i've got the right atmosphere here, i think i've just got it right. i've got the lady doing her washing, the wee boy sitting on his potty doing his business. the response from the public has been absolutely wonderful.

in the words of robbie williams, tom rush, the walker brothers, no regrets.ake. i have loved being here with you. thank you so much. and may we meet again somewhere. cheering and applause david sillito, bbc news, wogan house. a 95—year—old man from glasgow is holding his first ever art exhibition after wanting people to see his paintings before he died. thomas mcgoran was inspired to paint his memories from the 1930s after his wife gave him some watercolours, when he retired more than 30 years ago. our scotland correspondent alexandra mackenzie has been to see his exhibition. 1930s glasgow in vivid colour. daily life during the inter—war years and the great depression. thomas, the washing day is your favourite one. why is that? yes, well, i think i�*ve got the atmosphere here, i think i�*ve just got it right. i�*ve got the lady doing her washing, the wee boy sitting on his potty doing his business. the response from the public has been absolutely wonderful. every one of them have said how much they have enjoyed it, and it�*s been a trip down memory lane for t

in the words of robbie williams, tom rush, the walker brothers, no regrets.n colder of the week and particularly so for the start of next week as high—pressure moves away allowing northerly wind and cold fronts to slip down from the north introducing very chilly arctic air possibly some snowfall for many. overnight tonight largely dry, you may spot drizzle from the thickness of the cloud, plenty of that feeding and still from the north sea. cloudy towards the east further west where we see the blue tinged skies will burning clearest temperatures dropping below freezing. fairly sharp frost into saturday morning. mixed fortunes again on saturday. towards western scotland, western england and wales or receive the best of the brightness and sunshine and there will be a lot of cloud around cloudy fortnight back underneath the cloud, especially towards eastern areas that could possibly be a few spots of drizzle —— drizzle may be into northern scotland temperatures around about the seasonal average with the added wind—chill it will be colder on sunday. today at 6:00

e tom bogdanovich, we gave out a loser, because rush writes and rush allowed a thousand copies all theime. the discovery only says that today poetry and skeptics didn’t say about it, that i didn’t barb on it at all. so we justify the people of princes without a book. our tradition is dumb, like any normal civilized european people , the book was not realized from the dormats due to accounting we dug up by name that we are not quick to circulate what we stretch out to read books by number. we read books. there is a people, there are civilizations of its civilization with a reflex and a word from a pen in a separate translation of good vydovdstva, multiplying the sum of positive ones. and what about nastya of the person? tomorrow the first national channel of belarusian radio and a specialized channel will present their program. culture writers of different generations and creative intelligentsia will hold a discussion and presentation of books by radio employees. well, more presentations just today, fiery memory is on the air of the first national channel of the belarusian radio this ev

uh, tom bogdanovich, we gave out a loser, because rush also writes a thousand copies of it on dispersed. as it says only about the fact that today poetry and skeptics about it did not say that i was working on it. it's not for anything. so tomorrow, at the forum , the first national channel of the belarusian radio and the specialized channel culture will present their program. industrialists and businessmen from the leningrad region of russia are interested in studying approaches to organizing the production of the great stone, the delegation visited

and rushes foreign minister has held tom with his indian count upon ahead of a meeting between g 20 foreign ministers. india continues to purchase russian oil as many western nations have placed sanctions on moscow because of its invasion of ukraine. and those are the headlines on al jazeera, more news coming up after the stream to stay with us. talk the law will. the law, when with neither side, willing to negotiate is the ukraine war becoming a forever war. is america's global leadership, increasingly fragile. what will u. s. politics look like as we had to the presidential election of 2024. the quizzical look us politics, the bottom line with . welcome to the stream, not much of a dean. asylum seekers in temporary accommodation in the u. k. are living in fear following a string of protest calling for the removal with far right groups exploiting local grievances to boost their own agenda. today we look at the abuse and intimidation of vulnerable people are experiencing and ask what can be done to keep them safe? aah! joining us today from london, diane taylor, a journalist at the guardian

something fun planned with tom cruise this year, maybe two people will come up staging and head maybe in the future will be 34. and it'll just be eventually be everyone rushing stage and slapping whoever's on and of course, tom cruise will be there. so you know, i mean, let's talk about the cruise factor. i gotta imagine you'll have a little fun with tom. i will, for sure. i always have fun with tom and fun will be had with tom on sunday night. later on. good morning america. kimmel explains why he will address last year slapped during sunday ceremony. next a possible link between allergy season and climate change study looked at how warmer temperatures have affected allergy season in the u. s. since 1970. it says that over that time, the growing season for plants when they release pollen is now on average two weeks longer, so western states are suffering. the most. they're growing season is 27 days longer. for example, reno, nevada is up to 99 days. the cbc says 24 million people in the us suffer from poland induced allergies is a whole lot of sneezing. alright next sunny d the drink of your childhood. it's all grown up. the orange flavored drink is moving

do not rush to conclusions. tom, by the way, no, that and where is he, i'm not his mother. you in course? he has a tracker. yes, but the tracker is only in case of loss. we cannot arrange for people, total surveillance. it's generally illegal. good morning. good morning add milk to coffee. no thanks, i just need sugar. thank you. so let's get started, you spent two nights, two days, and one extra night together. how are you feeling? fine. and in general, yes, he is very programmed very much. everything works great. specify, well, you yourself see preparing breakfast, maybe, keep up the conversation, everything is super, judging by your words. you don't treat it like a person. yes, i notice it myself, but why is this happening, because he is not a person, share your feelings. where does he get the feeling from, he cannot feel, there is a programmed imitation of the presence of perception, but he cannot really perceive, let him answer the question himself. i don't think alma 's used to it yet. tom. this is the partner you have with. from the data we've collected, there's the

we gave out more to tom bogdanovich, because he writes. rush only says that today poetry and skeptics did not say about it that i was working on it. it's not for anything. so tomorrow, at the forum, its program presented by the leningrad region of russia, interested in studying the approaches to organizing production. great stone delegation. visited by chinese belarusian industrial park. acquaintance with the fields of mechanical engineering and pharmaceuticals caused the greatest resonance . yes, this is what quite recently the russian federation, the leningrad region and belarus did not produce what is needed today for import substitution, when we see tax benefits, there are zero for the first 10 years of the project, then the sixty- second year. these are the prospects for development, such a colossal history that six russian resident companies work in the industrial park today. their field of activity. diagnostic pharmaceutics medical equipment machine buildings in minsk expand the map metropolitan subways work is carried out around the clo

she could rush oncology, which is to run us, but i, it's a beauty beside to store $200.00. tom lee stood up, dolly met awaiting a swimming rushman back and they keep up with your bullshit nicholas bailey, to kiss them if you will develop it. so like boucher versus a so my son is struggling. this film shows the federal torchlight procession. and this is video of the torchlight procession organized by the all philosophy, a party in 2000 to meet both feature the same aesthetic, some slogans, and the same conviction to build a racially pure laughing with ah ah oh, was recently munoz carter to magna if you speak russian, keep your voice down while out and about a couple of don't put your human symbols on display a guy. so you guys don't talk to strangers. i avoid noisy gatherings and rallies a marsh. we've eaten your colleagues and perhaps also your friends think you're guilty because you'll russia a specific social with a with silly was this because they did just when you get a new year. oh, for here i teach the way, know i'm reaching out to school and you have to get it from googl

tom: we will see what means for the fed and the ecb which will have its own decision as well. coming up, the turmoil engulfed u.s. banks as investors rusho reduce exposure to the industry. we will have more on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back. bill ackman has said regional bank stocks are in his words and incredible bargain right now. he is also called the u.s. to guarantee all deposits. joining us now is walter the cio agreement capital. thank you for joining us. financial stocks globally losing about $465 billion in market value just two days. what do you think about the call around regional banks in the u.s.? are you reassured by the backstop on the fed and regulators? is this a buying opportunity? bill: good morning from the u.s. here appeared certainly aggressive actions by the fed overnight to try to backstop and calm the liquidity situation. when you look at the reactions in some of these other western regional banks in the u.s., some of them down 60%, it does not look like they have necessarily combed all the fears. you have to be very selective. we are in the southeast of the united states, a good region progro

. >> shortly after, tell us tom's friend gayle called linda and rushed to the scene. off to the right. collapsing in grief as he learns the news. meanwhile, first responders and arriving officers process the scene. >> anything unusual about his body? did he look peaceful? >> his trousers were opened just a little bit. his collars were undone. his shirt was pulled out, he was reclined back in his car. it felt like he took a nap and did wake up. there is a presumption that it may have been a heart attack, cardiac event, something had happened. he was a large man. >> but since tom's death was what police call an unattended death, there had to be an investigation. detective mike thomas and lieutenant carl berardelli worked the case for the all-star police department. they took note about how linda, the wife, was reacting at the scene. >> her demeanor, was it something you would expect from the wife making a discovery like this? >> 100 percent. 100 percent. there was nothing out of the ordinary with her. reaction, her words, it was more hysteria. >> police escorted linda d

family, remember, leonida said, mom, i’m going to war, my mom rushed to him, - she says - she’s sitting at home. now, if he was sitting tomtted himself when he was a candidate, that i would come. and the world is clear. poroshenko also promised. i will talk even to the devil so talk to the biden talk to you are talking about this with a beaten account, so that there is peace in ukraine and remember in the fourteenth year, when there was an agreement, let's decide differently. although, we already understood what the peace talks in december were about, in my opinion, there would be elections in the fall and there would have been crimea in place , there would have been no war in the donbass and so on. uh, yushchenko survived and poroshenko, i chose her for myself. no, they said, the americans only war only by armed means to solve the problem, donbass and so on. and today the destroyed ukraine well, how will you justify yourself before the judges of the thousands of dead wounded crippled economy destroyed everything you talk about. you're the president to even take any action. if you promised the world should be the basis, a

tom vodonovich. we gave out a loser, because you are a feast rush you are still copies and it was allowed to say, only about the fact that today poetry and skeptics did not say about it, that i was barbed on it , this is not so. and tomorrow the first national channel of the belarusian radio and the specialized channel culture will present their program. well, that's it. i have all the new information at 15:00. all the best to you. socio-political talk show in essence alyona surova and kirill kazakov, let's now discuss the paradox of how it is in a country in which the 80th anniversary of the burning of khatyn is celebrated , extremists are being detained. if you would like to join our conversation. right here in the corner of the screen shows a qr code. you can point your phone to your screen to connect to the conversation and ask you a question. good evening. hello we traditionally always discuss. what options, topics may be interesting to us and our viewers, it is clear that this week on wednesday we will celebrate such a mournful date - the 80th anniversary. and this topic, what is called was on t

rushed to a trauma center in baltimore with serious injuries. investigators say there is no environmental threat from the crash. nfl legend tom basketball world. that story is next. takes over? etes (woman) what if all i do isn't enough? or what if i can do diabetes differently? (avo) now you can with once-weekly mounjaro. mounjaro helps your body regulate blood sugar, and mounjaro can help decrease how much food you eat. 3 out of 4 people reached an a1c of less than 7%. plus people taking mounjaro lost up to 25 pounds. mounjaro is not for people with type 1 diabetes or children. don't take mounjaro, if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop mounjaro, and call your doctor right away, if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, vision changes, or diabetic retinopathy. serious side effects may include pancreatitis and gallbladder problems. taking mounjaro with sulfonylurea or insulin raises low blood sugar risk. tell your doctor if you're nursing, pregnant,or pto be. effts include nausea, vomiting,

tom sizemore has died aged 61. he was best known for appearances in the films saving private ryan and the relic. he was rushedlapsing at his los angeles home two weeks ago, where it was found he was suffering from a brain aneurism. he appeared in a number of action films in the 1990s. but his career became overshadowed by serious problems with drug abuse and he served time injail for possession and for domestic violence. this is bbc news. the headlines: in ukraine, the head of russia's wagner group says its forces now surround most of bakhmut, the eastern city that's been the focus of extensive fighting. the white house confirms president biden had a cancerous skin lesion removed from his chest during a routine health screening. nobel peace prize winner, ales bialiatski, has been sentenced to ten years in prison in belarus. he is the founder of a human rights group which helped protesters during a wave of unrest in 2020. he has been charged with smuggling money into belarus and financing protests which he denies. two more activists got nine and seven years in jail. here's the un's special rapporteur on the hu

tom sizemore has died aged 61. he was best known for appearances in the films saving private ryan and the relic. he was rushedis los angeles home two weeks ago where it was found he was suffering from a brain aneurism. he appeared in a number of action films in the 1990s. but his career became overshadowed by serious problems with drug abuse and he served time injail for possession and for domestic violence. a ceremony has taken place injerusalem to consecrate the oil that will be used to anoint king charles during his coronation in may. the service was carried out at the church of the holy sepulchre — which was built on the site wherejesus is said to have been crucified. our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell reports: it is the most sacred moment of the coronation service. so much so that at the coronation of the late queen elizabeth, she was shielded from view by a canape as she was anointed by holy oil. yesterday, at the church of the holy sepulchre in jerusalem, the oil to be used at the coronation of king charles was consecrated. it has been made from olives harvested from the mount of olives harvest

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. >> tom cotton a couple of days ago spouting conspiracy theories that the chinese made up the virus in a lab. >> rushugh with zero proof , suggesting a chinese bioweapon lab is to blame. >> we know that this being man-made or modified is rejected. >> anthony fauci rejected the theory. yet this week donald trump is still pushing debunk buncombe despite his own intelligence community's findings that it isn't true. >> if you look at the evidence and look out there now, it's strongly leaning towards this not being able to have been artificially and it -- manipulated. >> i'm sorry this has become such a distraction for so many because we don't know, there is no evidence really. most of the scientific community think it is a possibility but far more likely this was a natural way that a virus -- >> the first few hosts there were trying out for dumbest host . that's what that was. so sorry, i have my own covid ruined my wife's life story, i will tell that briefly. it was a heated primary campaign . it turned intense. my wife was 39 weeks pregnant. we are very bad at family planning. my wife gets covid in she

tom cotton from the great state of arkansas thank you, welcome. before we get to potential military intervention, i want your response to the new video this afternoon a large group of venezuelan migrants rushing the port of entry in el paso, texas. >> trey, that video is why so many americans wonder why the government is not doing more to protect us from threats from mexico with although a thousand people bum rushing a border crossing point that overwhelmed t border patrol, you have no way to vet who they are. >> and you would say why are they coming to america. it is this kind of scene that causes so many americas to think we need to take firm action against the cartels and close our border. trey: you know, senator, yours is an opinion that i hold in high regard, you wore the uniform. to me that matters. there are some republicans who don't want to arm ukraine. they -- excuse me senator, they sound pro russian. some of them, they don't even want troops in syria. then we hear about having troops go to mexico. if you were writing the position of republican party to proper use of military what would it be? >> it is true, joe biden often seems to care more about other country borders than americ

rush, you can't spend this money on that. well, do not shout at that, if i would have to, too, well , you didn’t take it. sveta, well, sveta out, i also took tom stole sveta 3,000? well, it's not me, it's genki. well, you know, we wanted to part with him, and then he got me so. well i'm 100 years old wait fine just fine nina well no one will know. well, honestly, no one understands. i just couldn't, but you understand that this is very important everything. well, not a single penny more. good job well done. so it's time to transfer the vasilievich case. we cannot transfer the why to you. because there are so many inconsistencies. yura well the detainees confessed confessed evidence. we have more than what you still lack something, but the money is not found. yes, it’s not a fact that they will be found, 10 million. even if you torture them, even though you do not torture, i doubt that they will tell where the money went here, but we must dig further. the fact is that we found out that someone else from the bank employees was involved, if you decided to play cool detective in your old age, then i don't need it anyway. all question closed. good

tom cotton reacted to the lawlessness in el paso, watch. >> that video why the government is not doing more to protect us from threats from mexico and you have almost a thousand people from rushing border crossing point that obviously overwhelmed the border patrol. we have no way to know who they are. why would they need to be coming to america? venezuela is a is a socialist dictatorship. they may have claims to asylum but they may have other countries known as a safe third country under international asylum law. it is this kind of saying that so many americans think we need to take firm action against the cartels and close our border. >> todd: let's bring in robert hanna keith executive director of texas policy foundation. great to have you, sir, that while video isn't it abundantly clear to you that the message from this white house is still, "come on over and make that dangerous journey to our border." >> absolutely, good morning todd, ashley. with biden open border policy it is an invitation for more lawlessness to happen that while illegal immigrants and especially the cartels know those coming into the country illegally get to stay. all that is going to happen is incentivi

tom. rupert, he showed up. he's 80 years old and he was going to do it all by himself. and i said, no, no, no, no, no. >> let me help you. i rushed in there. he wanted 10 bags. i put together 5 bags and that's when i said god helps those who helps themselves. and that's when i gave him back a shovel. and he did the rest. you know what you can come down here as well and help yourself because we know the atmospheric river will be really bad. come down here free sandbags and i might help you like i helped >> what do you think about my helping you out this morning? i think it's great. i you could all of you really want to. i mean, every 10 i didn't hear that my house is getting older. and they had somebody go under yesterday and there are some. some water. up near the foundation where the wall of the houses so wanted to stat that for a few days, why would have this? river of water that's coming at us. >> this location is located at 29, 50 walnut boulevard. all you need is some elbow grease and your shovel and you can grab as many sandbags. tom actually grabbed about 10. they prefer that you're a walnut creek resident, but nobody is g

rush back into the market and buy again. this is the quagmire of disinflation because the second you get a little softening in rates, advances back. tomgher inflation that here. this conversation in europe has to border on bizarre. jonathan: there's a different pass through the mortgage market. the fixed-rate mortgages are shorter in nature. there is a big proportion of a variable rate mortgages. when lisa was from the mortgage market, we were talking almost exclusive the about the demand side. there are people willing to sell when they have a mortgage 30 year fixed. i wonder how they supply side is going to develop in the coming quarters. tom: citigroup published the referred 5% on china. they elect a consumption model in china. brent crude, $85 per barrel. jonathan: what is amazing about this conversation over inflation, brent crude is flat. it has not participated in the hoorah rmve invasion sort. you can: 4.03%. equity futures are softer and weaker euro-dollar, holding on to 1.06 after we saw core inflation in the eurocentric. tom: perfect time to talk to somebody really good about writing excessive notes about this turmoil. liz y

tom baker ktvu fox two neighbors. time is 4 17 with the cleanup continues today from the storm damage during yesterday's wind and rain fire partners in santa rosa. rushge tree that fell over two onto a house when they got there, they found a 100 ft fir tree had fallen onto a house and cut a gas line. fortunately no one was home at home at the time , but inspectors will go there today to figure out of that home should be red tagged. oh gosh. unfortunately, steve, i know, um even though the severe weather is gone, we could see the trees coming down for a while. there's going to be wind pretty good guests today. and then after that, we'll get a break until the weekend. but yeah, that's possible. certainly with the rain yesterday and last couple of days and what we've had here to end february, but we turn the page to march and the cold one out there. frost advisory or freeze warnings are out. they'll take us until eight o'clock this morning if you if you're inland, yeah, although i think there's enough of a breeze where it's kind of marginal, but there will be a few locations, wind protected areas and everything's going down to the north, and everything

. >> tom cotton a couple of days ago spouting conspiracy theories that the chinese made up the virus in a lab. >> rush is to blame. >> we know that this being man-made or modified is rejected. >> anthony fauci rejected the theory. yet this week donald trump is still pushing debunk buncombe despite his own intelligence community's findings that it isn't true. >> if you look at the evidence and look out there now, it's strongly leaning towards this not being able to have been artificially and it -- manipulated. >> i'm sorry this has become such a distraction for so many because we don't know, there is no evidence really. most of the scientific community think it is a possibility but far more likely this was a natural way that a virus -- >> the first few hosts there were trying out for dumbest host . that's what that was. so sorry, i have my own covid ruined my wife's life story, i will tell that briefly. it was a heated primary campaign . it turned intense. my wife was 39 weeks pregnant. we are very bad at family planning. my wife gets covid in she actually, for me was like a mild cold. she for her she