and i know that you and your pottery workshop is a legend not only trinidad legend cuba uh, what's theecret? what is special about this place? this is an absolutely family workshop in which everyone has been doing the same thing for six generations. of course , my father was also a potter. and my uncle and my sons and grandsons have also been making pottery for many years. our family works with clay and a lot of love. we all gave her a lot, a lot of love. here is my granddaughter. what's your name very nice? my name is zhenya. she is shy in general, they made a truly famous chichi workshop. here are the uncomplicated cups, they are called konchancheras, and they have become a true symbol of trinidad and, in a sense, even a symbol of freedom long ago, local slaves made cups from the fruits of the caliber tree. they drank from these cups a wonderful, tonic cocktail based on rum distillate, the cocktail was called konchanchera and the cups were also called, but the oscillating tree is not so common in our area over time, these cups simply disappeared and more than 30 years ago they invite

this time he was denied again by trinidad and tobago'sjereem trinidad and tobago's jereem richards. is all about. alastair chalmers with an unexpected 400 metres bronze, guarantee's first ever athletics commonwealth medal. hugs all round. it's called the friendly games, after all! it's called the friendly games, afterall! natalie it's called the friendly games, after all! natalie pirks, it's called the friendly games, afterall! natalie pirks, bbc it's called the friendly games, after all! natalie pirks, bbc news, birmingham. away from the athletics, england's impressive performances in diving continued with a 1,2,3 in the men's 3m springboard. dan goodfellow getting gold, with team—matesjordan houlden and jack laugher taking the silver and bronze respectively. northern ireland won their second gold in birmingham. and it was fitting that flag—bearer martin mchugh delivered the winning bowl in the men's fours to beat india and secure their best ever commonwealth medal haul. wales got their first rhythmic gymnastics gold medal. gemma frizelle with a surprise first place in the hoop eve

there was glory for, among others, jamaica, trinidad and tobago, kenya, and guernsey.e winning gold seem almost routine, it's jamaica's elaine thompson—herah. the five—time olympic champion picked up her second commonwealth gold, adding the 200 metres to the 100 metres title she won on wednesday. trinidad and tobago'sjereem richards took the men's 200 metres, beating frankie fredericks's games' record which has stood since 1994. in the women's 800 metres, kenya's mary moraa broke local hearts, outpacing england's keely hodgkinson on the home straight to take gold. a happier moment for the home crowd when nick miller successfully defended his men's hammer titles, a throw of 76 metres. 43 centimetres was enough to see off canada's ethan kazberg. there was a clean sweep for england in the men's three—metre springboard diving final. dan goodfellow taking the top spot on the podium. but the hosts will not defend their title in the women's netball, england losing to australia in the semifinals. it was a similar story in the cricket, this time india's women coming out on top.

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are set firmly on defending their title, and they did it in some style, finishing well clear of trinidadthe joy of the birmingham crowd. brings it home. in the women's race, england followed up the men by claiming silver behind nigeria, cheered on by their biggest supporter. it's the first race he's actually seen me watch live, so it wasjust great that we can come out here today and get a medal. and, you know, like when i got pregnant, a lot of people were saying that i wouldn't be back and whatnot. but when you have a baby, doesn't mean you're going to stop. victoria ohoragu, sister of former olympic champion kristine, took another silver for england in the women's 400 metres, with team—mate jody williams securing bronze, whilst mathew hudson smith led the field for the majority of the men's race. but run out of steam just before the line. having to settle for second here at the end. it's finals day in the boxing and with 16 gold medals and england have their first ever commonwealth beach volleyball medal. twins javier and joaquin bello cruised to a historic triumph, taking victory in t

daban por muerto, pero solo sufriÓ lesiones menores porque dijo luego que lo salvÓ la santÍsima trinidadmos nuestro potencial. dando siempre lo mejor, superamos cualquier obstáculo en nuestro camino. subimos hasta las cimas más altas sin que nada nos detuviera. desafiamos cada terreno solo para ver qué tan lejos podíamos llegar. nuestros comienzos nos trajeron hasta aquí. pero es la emoción del camino lo que nos lleva a descubrir qué más es posible. este es el nuevo nissan. ♪♪ podría ser este auto. o este. o este otro. y este. o este. ¿y este? o este. o este. ahora, imagina algo mejor como encontrarlo desde la bañera. y cerciorarse que es el ideal en persona y poder comprar de cualquier lugar. ahora imagina 30 días para recuperar tu dinero si no te enamoras de él. pero te encanta. así que imagina manejarlo hacia donde quieras ♪good vibes by moa l.m. munoz & ryan t. short♪ ♪♪ así que imagina manejarlo ♪bout to get down, living it up♪ ♪never touch ground, never enough♪ ♪bout to get down, living it up♪ ♪never touch ground, never enough♪ ♪got me feeling good♪ ♪vibes♪ ♪♪ ♪got me feeling good♪

trinidad this was considered an anti-castro town again looking for that local support. it had a good port. it had a defensible beach with good maritime approaches and was close to the mountains. the key mistake in planning for this covert action was that for operational security cia's own intelligence analysts. kept in the dark the experts on the current experts on the state of cuba. they had no input the directorate of operations. did its own analysis? and based its optimistic assessments of internal cuban resistance on the initial opposition to castro when he came to power in 1959. well, it's two years later and the analysts of the directorate of intelligence. the di analysts could have told the do that things had changed. that castro had a lot more support. that the internal security was ruthlessly efficient. and that there was essentially no opposition to him. even the deputy director for intelligence ahead of the analytic branch a man named robert amory was not informed. he knew what was going on, but he was not consulted even though he personally had participated.

sure to assert chinese supremacy on the uncities state and so those those statements mattered in trinidad and tobago. there are two principle political parties are racialized the unc the united national congress is predominantly of indian origin while the pnm that people's national movement is predominantly of african origin and they assert those identities on a day-to-day basis and therefore reinforce their salience in daily trinidadian society. so interesting and thank you for talking about those those non-us examples because i do think that this is not just the us phenomena, but you're absolutely right that we've seen some really examples in the us where the leadership on immigration reform had sometimes come from a republican leaders like george bush in 2004 and so forth, but you know also on the democratic side unions were previously quite skeptical that's generation. yes, right and they all had to fall into line on the left when immigration just became, you know, universally embraced and it was basically in politics even question whether you had you know, admit more people i think d

i got sick there, that was trinidad. i think i had like 101 fever. was no place on earth i would rather not -- be than there. here is me, too, tooking miserable in indonesia. i got that eating grit. but i was embracing the sock. that's accepting the circumstances around you sometimes operating within them with no expectations things will get better until it's over. does that feel like the american economy? i think some non-conservative voters are starting to just embrace the suck. how bad does this economy suck? here is a look at the facts. i know facts drive you crazy, but these are objective truths. the facts, it doesn't matter if you looked them or not. but they are facts. let's start with gas prices. when trump left office the national average was $2.39 a gal. the average price under joe biden peaked at $5.01 per gallon. prices tick down and the biden administration is throwing itself a victory parade? >> we have good news. gas prices are coming down. they have fallen every day this summer for 38 days in a row. >> this is the fastest decline in g

2019. europe's biggest st. carnival was cancelled for the last 2 years due to the cobit pandemic. trinidad. the inactive is claudia jones is credited with planting the scene for a celebration where she arranged an indoor caribbean countable indecent pancoast town hall. i can 959. the 1st outdoor event was organized in notting hill by the social worker and activists room less lit to celebrate her community diversity. right from the start trinity and musicians played steel drums, encouraging people to dance on the streets. 597-410-0000 people were attending the event and enjoying a taste of caribbean culture and music. now a festival, both over 70 performing stages and contributes $100000000.00 to the local economy every year, mostly from traditional food stores. so anybody who has more, oh, it's loud. it's raucous and it's back. but notting hill carnival reclaimed its place is one of london's most renowned festivities. it's a celebration of afro caribbean culture. started as a children's event by local communities to ease racial tensions in london during the 19 sixty's. the carnival has com

trinidad and tobago's jereem richards took the men's 200 metres, beating frankie fredericks�*s recordry moraa broke local hearts, outpacing england's keely hodgkinson on the home straight to take gold. a happier moment for the home crowd when nick miller successfully defended his men's hammer titles, a throw of 76 metres, 43 centimetres was enough to see off canada's ethan kazberg. there was a clean sweep for england in the men's three metres springboard diving final. dan goodfellow taking the top spot on the podium. but the hosts will not defend their title in the women's netball, england losing to australia in the semifinals. it was a similar story in the cricket, this time india's women coming out on top. yeah, i am just gutted, really. gutted that i couldn't get my team over the line. there was a moment to savour for wales, gemma frizzelle winning the rhythmic gymnastics hoop final. it was the principality�*s first ever gold. let's take a look at the top of the medal table. australia lead the way with 58 golds and 154 medals over all. england are second on 146 medals, and canada a

but higher pay has also come at a high cost for local families. trinidad cantu's son crowd was killed in a mine explosion in 2006 along with 64 other minors. when she since become an activist seeking to improve working conditions for minors that danica mill, if they put a something needs to change because i had children saying they want to become minus when they grow up. and that horrifies me. every day we are losing our children to the mines and.

who got a chancw trinidad.tle 7-year-old with a fighter's spirit on and off the field, taking the ball right into the end zone. last night, he was a special guest at the sny play ball at the new york jets green and white practice at met life stadium. >> one of his dreams was to play in a big field and a big football field. >> a.j. has stage 1 cerebral palsy. as a result, this soon to be third grader from new jersey has been taking hits his entire life. and while his diagnosis might slow him down, he doesn't let it stop him. >> they opened the door, and he is actually on the field where the players were at. that for him just did it. he started jumping, you know, up and down with joy and everything. >> and this game was his time to shine in front of 11,000 fans, no less. here's that moment again. a snap of the ball, the handoff and that touchdown. foa., 's dome true. his mother janice right there overcome with emotion. >> this is something he will never forget. having him run across that field like that -- >> one

e—sports at the next games, with potential inclusion as early as next year — at the youth games in trinidads. but what about the general public? lots of people play them as much as people like play outdoor sports, as well. so i guess it's a skill, isn't it? for me, it's not a sport. it's not the same thing. provided we keep the physical part of the game in the commonwealth games, i think, yeah, why not? even for some of the players, the experience of being compared to commonwealth athletes has been odd. i would consider myself an athlete, but not in the same regard as the actual professional athletes. i would probably say an e—athlete. so although e—sports inclusion is closer than ever, the idea will definitely take some getting used to. joe tidy, bbc news, in birmingham. now it's time for a look at the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello there. the heatwave is set to continue across most of the uk for the rest of this week. these are some of the temperatures we have recorded so far this week. 32 degrees celsius yesterday in usk, south—east wales. also the hottest august day in northern i

england were the defending champions and the team delivered, taking the gold ahead of trinidad and tobagor — with daryll neita not able to chase down a strong nigerian quartet in the home straight. elsewhere, england's matthew hudson smith won silver in the 400 metres, cindy sember took bronze in the 100 hurdles. victoria 0huroghu and jodie williams came second and third in the women's 400. scotland's neah evans claimed silver in the women's road race, behind australia's georgia baker. the men's race is happening right now and mark cavendish's hopes appear over after he slipped behind the leading group. geraint thomas and fred wright are up there though. you can follow this one right now on the bbc sport website. just over a lap to go for those writers there. england are gunning for a first ever gold in the women's hockey. they're taking on the australia's hockeyroos at the university of birmingham. england needed a penalty shootout to beat new zealand in the semifinals but australia did too to get past india. currently in the first quarter. just coming towards the end of the first quarte

they clinched in some style well clear ahead of trinidad and tobago. for grabs so it could be a bumper day for the home nations with northern ireland alone going for six gold medals. five of them delivered to break northern ireland �*s record four gold medals in the commonwealth games. it all got too much for dylan eagleson as his stunning victory saw him crowned bantamweight champion well brother and sister aidan walsh and michaela walsh ended up top of the podium. i michaela walsh ended up top of the odium. , ., , , michaela walsh ended up top of the odium, , ., , , ., ., podium. i promised my grandad in 2014 when he _ podium. i promised my grandad in 2014 when he died _ podium. i promised my grandad in 2014 when he died that _ podium. i promised my grandad in 2014 when he died that i - podium. i promised my grandad in 2014 when he died that i would . podium. i promised my grandad in l 2014 when he died that i would have a gold medal and ifinally have one. this is for you, granddad. mi; a gold medal and i finally have one. this is for you, granddad.—

member of the royal family asking me what is coming next in season three and a young woman from trinidadand saying, you know, black girls, we just love the show, so it's like all ends of the spectrum are getting involved. and i was in atlanta a couple of weeks ago and i had a security guard gave me a full on big security guard give me a full on kurt's waved me through. so it's that kind of stuff

e—sports at the next games, with potential inclusion as early as next year — at the youth games in trinidaday them, as much as people, like, play outdoor sports, as well. so i guess it's a skill, isn't it? for me, it's not a sport. it's not the same thing. provided we keep the physical part of the game in— the commonwealth games, i think, yeah, why not? - even for some of the players, the experience of being compared to commonwealth athletes has been odd. i would consider myself an athlete, but not in the same regard as the actual professional athletes. i would probably say an e—athlete. so although e—sports inclusion is closer than ever, the idea will definitely take some getting used to. joe tidy, bbc news, in birmingham. and that's all we have time for on sportsday. the opening women's hundred continues on bbc two, the gymnastics is on the red button, but thatis gymnastics is on the red button, but that is all from us for now. goodbye. hello there. the heatwave continues for the rest of this week. there is a met office amber weather warning in force, the second highest level of alert, fo

he sailed on the ship trinidad, he never came back , right.udios denis you are in the lead, maxim you 6.900. the topic under the stone is the rate of one and a half shootings of the last film about him , among other things, and on the faroe islands at the end of the film, he apparently died, that's they put a tombstone on the faroe islands. james bond is true in the film no time to die, he apparently died, but the packaging for 6 last year, russian designers received a prestigious award for inventing a new packaging for this, repeating the unique landscape of plantations in the chinese provinces for a reef no. maybe for tea right? fountains in the photo for 900 at the gilmoraklark unisphere fountain in new york three steel rings symbolize the three orbits of yuri gagarin, the first active space communications satellite and this american. maybe there is no alan shepard? and john glenn, so yes, the first american in space , farther than the fountains in the photo for 600. the fountain in this city hits directly from the lake to a height of 147 m

england were the defending champions and the team delivered, taking the gold ahead of nigeris and trinidad smith won silver in the 400 metres, cindy sember bronze in the 100 hurdles. victoria 0huroghu and jodie williams came second and third in the women's 400. there was a dramatic finish in the men's road race where geraint thomas made an audacious break for victory with a mile to go but couldn't quite hang on. after three and a half hours of racing around warwick, it came down to a sprint finish with new zealand's aaron gate claiming his fourth gold of the games ahead of south africa's daryl impey. scotland's finn crockett claimed bronze by half a wheel length. scotland's neah evans finished second in the women's road race behind australia's georgia baker. 16 boxing finals today, 15 involving home nation fighters. wales' rosie eccles became only the second welsh woman to win commonwealth boxing gold after she won the light middlewight title. the 26—year—old beat australia's kaye scott, forcing two standing counts, with the referee calling it a day in the second. dylan eagleson came from

this time he was denied again by trinidad and tobago�*sjereem richards.miles, though, for this silver lining. and this is what it is all about. alastair chalmers with an unexpected 400 metres bronze, guernsey's first alastair chalmers with an unexpected 400 metres hurdles bronze, guernsey's first ever athletics commonwealth medal. hugs all round. it's called the friendly games, after all! natalie pirks, bbc news, birmingham. away from the track, there was plenty of success for the home nations including a rather emotional gold forjack hunter—spivey. as matt gravelling reports. 33 golds were won on day nine, but not many meant more than this. crowd erupts after opening up about his struggles with mental health, jack hunter—spivey has now added a commonwealth gold to his paralympic bronze from tokyo. i'm just a normal, working class scouse lad, and i've now got a gold medal in the commonwealth, so it's incredible and i can get see my mum. 0h, love you! it was an english one, two, three in the men's three metre springboard, with daniel goodfellow taking the

while you might just catch a heavy, a damp or maybe the old foundry outbreak coming in to trinidad for a time should lead to baker could see sham shirey rain. i would towards the year western side of the region sounds on his showers, jamaica could catch shower to, along with cuba and hispaniola. still a chance to some showers, making their way into where kentucky i'm afraid, we seen some really heavy rain on this weather system. here live the storms, lot higher than a central parts of canada, that will sink southwards over the next hour. so moving across the lakes, by the time we come to thursday or rank, the kentucky cats are airway official airline of the journey. ah, ah ah. safe going home and then international anti corruption excellence award. bought now for your hero and russel beard in southern england where 2 farmers turn safari park pioneer is a bit attractive and put nature in the driving seat. i was just absolutely astonishing the life to port back even that very last summer. and i am again, sophia santiago, a tele when one pioneer in companies revolutionizing the with the s

asha started over 40 years ago when she moved to the united states and trinidad and tobacco since thent into guinness book now in order to completely wash your hair as much as spending six bottles of shampoo. after that, they have to dry for 2 whole days so that the hair does not drag on the ground and does not strain the neck. she has to wear them in special fabric bandages, despite this she does not intend to get rid of them. well, i want to believe. we slavs say volos is a long mind is short. yes, i want to believe something not about the heroine, this very plot. and who knows, maybe some uh, famous shampoo brand, offered a big deal. and can be wound on the mustache. and you can wind it on your hair, for example, so i think that she is guided by this rule in life. well, in any case, of course, the enterprise is quite wasteful six bottles of shampoo, but just think about something good urgently, then you can imagine how it is on the family budget. it beats. really. it’s interesting, if she has children, if these are girls, then what they already have with a braid, as they say, they f

this is called sitting on an airplane in rio on our way to rio to trinidad.he's going there to give, to write an article about brazil. this is when paule is only about 26 years old and she has been flying all over the caribbean anand south america for this magazine that she worked for. this was 1955. early on she had a real sense of what was going on in the world and she writes about brazil in the race problems with brazil with real understanding even though she's very young. thenhe in 1965 when she gets ths visitation to go with langston hughes she gets called and and she writes about this in triangular road she said she was when she got there because she didn't realize she had the file. she writes the government officers conducting the briefing turned out to be a matronly looking woman with blond hair and blue gray eyes and a neutral mantle of a civil servant long on the job. framed by lbj's official portrait in the flag. she began by placing your hand lightly on the dossier and sayingti it seems you've been fairly active. the woman does not actually make a

in the men's res trinidad. and tobago, his dream, richard successfully defended his title. he ran a personal best time of 19.80 seconds, which is also a games record to take all the sinister head of england, john l. hughes. shalean, fraser price, skipped the commonwealth games. the jamaican was in action at the diamond league meeting in poland and followed up her unprecedented foot will title in the 100 meters by running the fastest time over that distance this year. 10.66 on to rugby and new zealand lab lost 3 matches in a row for the 1st time in 24 years. the latest defeat was to south africa and the rugby championship. the spring box with a commanding 2016 when they out school. the old last 2 tries to one on the apollo to add in 16 points with these boots. to tease these again next week in johannesburg in rugby charitable things, argentina and australia. but who knows delayed by 9 at half time, long before straight is stormed back off to the break. wallabies food 17. i'm on some points in the final 15 minute. oh, to see to have a chance for the bench next week. wow. that

this is getting on an airplane she's on her way from rio to trinidad. she had been sent there to give, to write an article about brazil. this is when she's about 26-years-old and has been flying all around the caribbean and south america for this magazine she worked for in 1955 so early on she had a sense of what was going on in the world and she had the sense of what was going on with a real understanding even though she's very young. then in 1965 when she gets this invitation to go to langston hughes on the state department she gets called in and she writes about this in triangular road then she says she was dumbstruck when she got this and didn't realize she had a file and she writes that the government officer conducting the briefing turned out to be a rather matronly looking woman with blond hair and blue gray eyes and debated a neutral manner of a civil servant long on the job praying that either side of the death of the official portrait and flag on the eagle crown standard she began secession by placing her hand lightly on the dossier and saying

as bowden finished 1st, and it's on the 38.85 seconds to take the gold medal head of trinidad and tobago. and nigeria. but nigeria is women manage see improve on that bronze medal performance. when they turn came nigerians beating england and jamaica to 1st face in the women's 4 by 100 meters read by final actually coming home in 42.10 seconds in birmingham will even even a sports news later. again, demi, thank so much. well, that's it for may sammy's a daft for this news. have of the good news is lauren is back with a full show. so stay with us. ah, i talked to al jazeera, we ask, so the rebound you speak of is clearly coming at a high cost for airlines and the industry. what's going wrong? we listen, you were part of the, i'm struggling in the 19 seventy's if you have any regrets. you know, we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera, on the 9th of august, kenyans will head to the polls. the country is gray for a closely contested general election that will determine it's future presidents. i mean, growing political and economic pension, who wil

, and o g, a to bowden, finished 1st in a time of 38.85 seconds to take the gold middle ahead of trinidad and tobago. and my guerria, nigerian women managed to improve on that bronze medal performance when their turn came. the nigerians beating england and jamaica the 1st place in the women's 4 by 100 meters read a final of her coming home in 42.10 seconds in birmingham. more nigerian success came in the women's one and meters hurdles toby emerson. taking the gold medal in a time 12.30 seconds imus and setting a new games record in the process. as we finished ahead of devon charleston of the bahamas and england's cindy simba. and it was a great day in the boxing ring for india. they managed to win 3 gold medals in the men's flyway final, our mates beats englishmen, karen mcdonald, 50 to secure gold. the other 2 gold medals, one by women boxes, in the 45 to 48 kilogram category, meter needs, who was too strong for damage tests than of england. and at the women's light. flower final, zarina cats proved too good for northern islands. carlie mc normal to complete a great day for india until t

in the men's races, trinidad and tobago to riches, successfully defended his cycle. he ran a personal best time was 19.8 there a 2nd, which is also a game record to take gold. he finished the head of england donnellson. that is your support for me for now i have another update a little bit later. be james bullock. thank you very much, jim, and that's it from me am language to be up, but i'll have more news in just a moment to stay with us a ah august about a year after the taliban took over a special coverage of the current situation in afghanistan. the listening post examines and dissects the world media how they operate to the stories they cover up to 5 years on since mia mars muslim minority were forced from the country. we look at the play of the rocking. i'll just say we're world showcase is the best documentary from across the network, including a new 3 part series, the sixty's in the arab world. as protests continue following the swearing in the new president could sri lanka, economic and political crisis, lead to humanitarian 1 august, which is the era drink

this is paule getting on an airplane in rio, on her way from rio to trinidad, has been sent there to give this -- to write an article but brazil. this is when paule is about 26 years old, and she has been flying all over the caribbean and south america for this magazine that she work for. this is 1955. so early on she had a real sense of what was going on in the world and writes about brazil and the race problems in brazil was real, understanding, even though she is very young. then in 1965, when she get this invitation to go with langston hughes on a state department tour she is call in and the writes bows this in triangular road and was dumbstruck because she didn't realize she had a file, and she writes that -- well, the government officer conducting the briefing turn out to be a rather matronly looking woman with blonde hair, beautiful gray eyes and a cultivated neutral manner of a civil servant long on the job, frame on either side of her desk by lbj's official portrait and the flag on its eagle crowned standard. she placed her hand a lotly on miss dossier and saying, seemouts h

she's on her way from rio to trinidad.n sent there to give this-- to write an article about brazil. now, this is when paule is only about-- she's about 26 years old. and she has, you know, been flying all over the caribbean and south america for this magazine that she worked for. this is 1955. so, early on, she had a real sense of what was going on in the world and she writes about brazil and the race problems in brazil was real understanding, even though she's, you know, very young. then in 1965 when she gets this invitation to go with the hughes on the state department tour, she gets called in and the-- she writes about this in triangular road, and she says that she was dumb struck when she got there because she didn't realize she had a file. and she writes that -- well, the government officer conducting the briefing turned out to be a rather matronly looking woman with blond hair, blue-gray eyes and cultivated neutral manner of a civil servant long on the job, framed on either side of her desk by l bj's official portrai

e—sports at the next games, with potential inclusion as early as next year at the youth games in trinidad the players, the experience of being compared to commonwealth athletes has been odd. i would consider myself an athlete, but not in the same regard as the actual professional athletes. i would probably say an e—athlete. so although e—sports inclusion is closer than ever, the idea will definitely take some getting used to. joe tidy, bbc news, in birmingham. are you a fan of eurovision? well, tomorrow we'll get closer to finding out where in the uk next year's contest will be held. here are the towns and cities hoping to host the event, but a shortlist will be announced on friday. it will be the first time the competition has been hosted here since 1998. so what does it mean for the city that wins? daniel rosney�*s been to turin, the scene of this year's eurovision, to find out. glitz. glamour. and glory. three months ago, at the world's largest live music event, where sam ryder gave an out of this world performance, rocketing up the leaderboard, coming second to ukraine. 183 points. th

well, understand that the principle of sovereign equality, when india and hmm trinidad and tabaga haveest tank that is in the west. when it is in the east and the tank that is in the west is better, the americans and europeans have no second, there are no tanks to put more korea can put. third. this tank can operate in eastern europe, it is not as heavy as the abrams, it is not as heavy. for us. this is an ideal tank for poland and therefore agree americans. south korea supplies these tanks because they are the best that other tanks can give. no, she’s still factories, maybe people are suitable for eastern europe, so this is a purely professional correct decision, and for poland , too, i think we need to put something in north korea if it’s on karina and south korea it’s only now he’s coming to me tanks are coming to poland if you don’t let god, not the last time in ukraine they will go to ukraine anatolyevich, but we need to understand, therefore the fraternal north korean people must receive everything from us, what is needed to start something similar there somehow. we teach and eve

this time he was denied again by trinidad and tobago'sjereem richards.the day. joining me now is jack laugher, winner of two gold medals and a bronze in the diving at these games. thank at these games. you for taking the time to join thank you for taking the time to join us. this has been extraordinary, just having to double check, you have seven gold medals across the commonwealth games, you defended your title in their one metre springboard, you defended your three metres synchro title, it sounds incredible, looking at those numbers, how would you sum up your games? numbers, how would you sum up your tames? :, :, :, :, games? having nine commonwealth medals, games? having nine commonwealth medals. seven _ games? having nine commonwealth medals, seven gold _ games? having nine commonwealth medals, seven gold won _ games? having nine commonwealth medals, seven gold won bronze i games? having nine commonwealth medals, seven gold won bronze and | medals, seven gold won bronze and one silver, it's a huge achievement for me. it's been a really interesting ga

today, canada imports lng in small volumes from peru and trinidad and tabaga.menting it, but the next winter, which will begin in a few months. this water will not be in germany, just no, it's physically possible. i'm sure both habok and uh, scholz. they know it, huh, but they go there anyway, huh. the cars again show you green hydrogen, and we really sign. e. well, of course, there is no contract, because what kind of contract can we talk about when this green hydrogen is today. well, this is such a dream. uh, a dream about a new energy about a new economy, which is very popular in germany, which hopes the pronunciation is very serious, we are also working on hydrogen energy and advanced. almost the farthest, but we are working on hydrogen, but we are working on other types of hydrogen, blue hydrogen, which is produced from methane for example, but we are not talking about the fact that hydrogen energy will replace traditional energy tomorrow. this is actually a lot of stupidity. why because there is no yet, no technology, no market, no intelligible misunderst

con o sea por su alegrÍa, paradisiaco lugares y en el mundo deportivo por sus boxeadores, fÉlix trinidads 11 aÑos fue cuando decidÍ que era lo que querÍa ser por el resto de mi vida y aquÍ estamos hoy y preparÁndonos para el prÓximo combate el 13 de agosto. lindsay: tÚ Ídolo? >> miguel angel cotto fue el boxeador que me abrirse camino, era el posar que cuando yo iba creciendo estaba en la cima para puerto rico. lindsay: ¿quÉ es tener que sacrificar para estar aquÍ de marea invicta? >> mi niÑez entera, creo que un niÑo regular vva a la playa todos los fines de semana, al cine, ppasatiempo con sus amigos, yyo no pude hacer eso o no fue que no pude lo podÍa hacer pero bien mÍnimo, tenia la promesa con mis padres y eso es lo que siempre me han enseÑado que las promesas no se rompan y si eso lo que quieres hacer tenÉs que pelear por eso e ir a cumplir tus sueÑos. lindsay: empecemos con la clase. espÉrate, calmada, ahÍ voy. recto. >> y gancho. tienes que mantenerte sentado en tus pies. 1—2, gancho. lindsay: 1—2, gancho. tres minutos de boxeo. no me es muy duro. >> 1. 2. 3. ¿estas bien? dame lo

well, you see, the principle of sovereign equality, when india and hmm trinidad and tabaga have one votewhich is in the west. when he in the east, the tank that is in the west, the second among the americans and europeans, no, there are no more tanks to put in korea. can put. third. this tank can operate in eastern europe, it is not as heavy as the abrams, it is not as heavy. for us. this tank is ideal for poland and therefore we agree with the americans. south korea is supplying these tanks because they are the best that other tanks can provide. no, the plants cannot be suitable for eastern europe, so this is a purely professional correct solution, and for poland , too, i think we need to supply something northern korea, if they go to karina and south korea it’s only now that they’re going to poland, if they don’t finish the killing in ukraine, they will go to ukraine like this, which i’m talking about anatolyevich, but we need to understand, therefore, the fraternal north korean people should get everything from us, what something like this needs to start. there, what kind of putsch an

e—sports at the next games, with potential inclusion as early as next year — at the youth games in trinidadion song contest. 13 places have already shown interest, but they'll be whittled down to a shortlist, which will be announced tomorrow. and the final winner will be revealed in the autumn. eurovision's most recent host was turin, and our correspondent, daniel rosney, has been to hear some of the advice on offer from there. three months ago sam ryder gave an out—of—this—world performance. 183 points. the country that wins normally gets to put on eurovision the following year, but the uncertainty of what the situation will be in ukraine meant it was offered to the bbc instead. a uk city will now take on the role after turin's success this year. our city has been known all over the world. we had an increase of visitors and especially we had a 40% increase of visitors from abroad. turin spent more than £10 million on the event, but officials acknowledge rising costs we're seeing globally would make that more difficult to justify now. could turin host another international event? well, it's