she joins us victoria good morning. what is the current situation in flooded areas? a good morning.ave almost good evening alexandra and we have good news by this hour in primorye, the assault warning announced for august 7-8 has been canceled, however, in the southern part of the region, rain is expected tonight. we hope they will be more intense than previously predicted. well, such elements caused a serious lesson in road infrastructure.

she joins us victoria good morning. what is the current situation in flooded areas? good morning. we already have almost good evening alexandra we have good news by this hour in primorye , the storm warning announced for august 7-8 has been canceled, however, in the southern part of the region, rain is expected tonight. hopefully they will be less intense than previously predicted, son. such elements caused serious damage to the road infrastructure over the past weekend. now a little break. there is no rain, however , the operator and i feel it is starting a little. still, already scribble. so, it seems to me that he is a traffic officer. eat the last hours, in order to have time to restore the passages, as reported in the government of the regions. now the responsibility of the big land of the green road point is actively restoring the most difficult situation. in the chuguev and krasnoarmeisky districts, the water in the rivers rose to the levels, dangerous and the water level is a phenomenon for a long day. it has risen so much that all-terrain vehicles cannot cope and the empl

victoria good day and what are we going to talk about all these parliamentary stories over the past few weeks, it's just sold out and it seems like some kind of flash mob if then make it seem that attention was drawn to me and there was another scandal another precedent how do you see it so you conducted an analysis , observed the situation, what conclusions did you draw for yourself so, in principle, we did such monitoring of telegram channels and how they are connected with our acting people's deputies, uh, and in general, you noticed a few things, first of all, this is also the case of some people 's deputies, for years they supported propaganda channels that were recognized even by the ukrainian special services, which are controlled from russia , they disseminated their information, they cooperated at least in terms of information with them, besides, we found out, in principle , the advertising activity of our active people 's deputies. it is starting to increase, including in telegram, that's why they are starting to post an advertising question. we don't can we say for sure if th

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victoria, good to talk to you. why is it that halifax are doing this at this point?ifax are doing this at this oint? v ., is it that halifax are doing this at this oint? �*, ., , , this point? it's not 'ust interest rates that this point? it's notjust interest rates that determine _ this point? it's notjust interest rates that determine mortgage | rates that determine mortgage offers, its also customer demand. this is in response to a weaker mortgage market with more expensive offers denting consumer appetite to borrow. we are beginning to see what could be a mortgage price war emerging as lenders catch their deals in order to respond to this slowing demand. on top of that, we've started to see inflation come down and lenders are pre—empting the end of the rate hiking cycle which is drawing closer and that means there will be for your interest rate increases ahead from the bank of england to price into those mortgage products. and there's been political pressure on the lenders who of course have enjoyed very strong profits on the back of high interest rates, to pass

victoria. i just want to ask from whom she learned to live without regard for threats, making people so much good. this is the life and fate of victoria tarasova and good morning. hello, the first time we meet here already, on which morning and i'm glad to see each other for the last time. uh , they went there almost behind the tape to the front line to the people to whom you owe the children of donbass. and now they just returned, like guys, waiting for you. oh, they are looking forward to uh all the time and gifts and are preparing a concert program. well , there, of course, they have changed now and some children have already returned home, and some new ones have appeared. yes, which have parents died. now there are just two mugs, lord, let another boy come. romochka i now have a new favorite there. small what? four years old, right? i didn’t ask how old he was, 4, probably 3, but he is very cheerful. he danced so hard and tried so hard. such a very sociable boy. it seems to me that he has not yet realized where his parents are and what happened in general. children toys. bye. so, while he is

discussed by the head of the department of hearing prosthetics , doctor of thorin laryngologist victoria valerievna goodood morning , joy to see mutually in order to generally carry on a dialogue with headphones. yes, let's first figure out how safe or still it is dangerous to use them, because it is the most. it seems to me a popular user question, well, on the internet exactly and some authors claim that not everything is as good as it seems at first glance. the use of headphones is regulated by standards, not only by the world health organization, but also by the international electrotechnical commission. there is a special standard called itum, which regulates the safe use of headphones, it is recommended to listen to no more than five hours a week for a maximum of 45 hours. hours a day. that is, if all these rules are observed. so we can be quiet behind our ears, the volume of using the device is also important and it is recommended to use a sound intensity of up to 80 db maximum. and let me talk about headphones that help people hear. this is a completely separate story . any earphone helps to hea

trains, then on the flight, i can not do without a conductor. my charming colleagues victoria panina good morning beauties. good morning. hello friends, happy railroad day good morning everyone. look, i love train travel. there i feel absolutely at home, a clean bed all in home clothes will offer tea coasters. as from childhood, i directly agree that the same rules apply on the train as at home, whoever was the first to become the second stage of the slipper, whoever did not have time, was late for the stubborn for someone precisely with the train, associated with the first flight in a dream night top shelf, sharp braking. and by the way, i know where it goes, the roots of love, remember trains, this is hmm massage massage , which is often done to children, rails rails, sleepers, sleepers, the train was late, i remember, i also remember the guys. you probably right now very often do such a massage to your little son, who was born to you 3 months ago, right. dear our guys, we congratulate you on the birth of your son and wish all the best to your family. be happy. thank you. thanks, good l

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the first-class complex victoria in brest hosted the good organization of this tournament. so i think that the prevailing situations are just organizers. and who came up with this idea. this is just an outstanding idea. and a huge thanks, but what about the guys? i would certainly, uh, know what handball is, junior boy, when it's gambling, it's great and i really like to watch these games, and many of the guys. which performed in brest in the future are able to strengthen the national team. it is clear that all the guys depend, of course, on their work on how they will further develop in an organized manner. everything is very fine fine , our country already has experience in conducting various major events. these are no exception. uh, belarusian hospitality at all. i've heard the reviews. uh those, uh heads of the players. uh, holding. here, let's say our tournament. everything is great everything is great. and i think holding. this us a very high level of aggression. very good fans. brest, er, they love gangs and this has been proven more than once in the championship lea

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fell in ussuriysk and vladivostok, and the situation in the region will be told by victoria samuseva. the weather is good in primorye. i remind you that last day in in vladivostok, more than 100 mm of landings fell yesterday in the region it rained all day long, most of the roads. again washed away in vladivostok on many streets, the water was in a strong stream in places descended into the ground. the asphalt pavement along the edge of the washed-out road has been damaged, communications with some cheerful water levels in most rivers have now exceeded the norm by almost 3 1/2 times; in the southern regions , 78 mm fell seven times in places. precipitation has raised the water level in the rivers in temporary accommodation. now there are more than 120 human. more than 27,000 applications have also been urged in primorye to prepare for a possible evacuation . most of the applications for one-time financial assistance registries have been submitted for payments and flood victims have filed. social security payments are formed twice a day so that residents of flooded areas can receive money as quickly as po

victoria , we congratulate you good evening . crow attack the capital of ukraine again tonight, did the shahedi rockets fly in one direction or another objects, they were shot down in the sky, there was information about 28 missiles shot down, and there were more than a dozen shaheds. i would like us to talk about the consequences of the enemy attack . in kyiv and in the kyiv region, the military knew that it was not only in kyiv. houses were burning. i see a photo of a person because they sent it there. who lives where? there were also fires in the kyiv region. please , yes, i can really say that in the kyiv region, our units were involved in the buchansk fastiv district today. uh, there was falling debris on the territory of e-e settlements, to the regret of the ownership of the mulankas, e-e houses were destroyed in one inhabited in two populated areas of the fastiv region and in one populated place of the buchan district, e, well, in general , eight units of equipment and 35 personnel of e-e were involved in the liquidation o

doing that. >> i would like to know the a good question all talking about republicans why republicans can't be on same containabling americans want answers victoria a deadly cost to the biden israel policy what is it. >> good morning, i think key thing is the money. the biden administration, funneled over a billion dollars, to both palestinian authority, as united nations group that support them we've cut funding off to palestinians on the grounds they engage in violent anti-israel ant american ret paying terrorists for killing israelis and americans, what that resulted in that billion dollars in money resulted the deadliest year for israelis and palestinians a corollary between american taxpayer dollars into palestinian authority what they are doing using it on terrorism to targets israeli we need to make should he don't stuff it back into senate or state rather. >> unbelievable issues seem issues that we all would agree on, both sides would agree on, yet, they are attacking donald trump what are they so afraid of chip? >> i think afraid of a president wants to -- stand up for american people i say someone supported president trump, supports ron

victoria, i congratulate you good day and the movement honestly did a very good job you know he gaveportunity to make the right choice in the future, when there will be elections for all of us . it is important that the deputies perform the law-making function of the e-e . "necessarily, in principle, the benches of the armed forces of ukraine were leading the way, and here is the chesno movement, which led such a study and has data on the number of servicemen of the armed forces of ukraine in one or another political force, but there was only one political the power that did not provide such data, and another political power said that it would like to, but cannot do it. please tell me more about the results of your work . how difficult was it to collect this information in general? well , i will tell you that this easier time was much easier because it was already the second wave of research and the parties already understand the importance of providing such information the first time we collected information for several months, but now , well, literally less than a month later, the

and viktor bondarenko, a political scientist, an expert in political bureaucracies, victoria, i congratulate you, goodlth, glad to see you, glory to ukraine glory to the heroes each other i will ask a few questions about the current situation in sumy oblast and then we will talk about these two characters, well, about whom they say that they are connected to the derkachs, hold certain positions of responsibility in sumy oblast well, first of all er, shelling took place in sumy region, four were wounded, seredyna buda, there is such a settlement there, and here is the information, how big is the match? can you tell me more about the consequences of these shellings? if you know more , please, they are shelled every day here, so i listened to the previous speaker i would like to say that there is an additional topic like this. i spoke at one online conference, and they tried to shut my mouth . now, through kyiv, the regional military administration is demanding that they do the rounds. shelter shelter shelter shelter you imagine well, let's put it this way, the former village, the district center, i won'

a french news outlook claims that a recent visit by the us state departments, victoria newland, a really good macro and government for a manual. mach ron, the credibility of france, particularly in terms of discourse on democracy, was at stake for the americans, even if they are also concerned about a rapid return to a constitutional order. the priority is the stability of the region. the price is functioning here in paris with french diplomats and presidential sources saying that they feel that they've just been stabbed in the back by washington over the crew in each ass. because france has been singled out and checked out by the countries in the military rulers. like a house from other countries in the region, and it all came as such a shock to french president email to not call that he reportedly got very angry with the d. z a sir. so the french external spies services for missing the southern fine. don't go on the conferences, i thought you must be very careful with everyone who comes to say they write or allies. we have to know to a lie within what their interests are. we cannot ally our

victoria. good morning. nottinghamshire police are flying flags at half mast in tribute to 46—year—old sergeant graham saville who died while trying to help a distressed man on railway tracks near newark last thursday. police say he was a hugely respected and popular colleague. phil mackie reports. sergeant graham saville was responding to calls that a distressed man was on the tracks of the east coast main line near newark when he was hit by a train and critically injured last thursday evening. the man he saved, who's 29, is being treated in hospital after suffering an electric shock. flags are flying at half mast at nottinghamshire police stations and chief constable kate meynell said news of sergeant saville's death was a complete shock. on thursday, graham went to work to protect the people from nottinghamshire from harm, and it's testament to his dedication and bravery that he was killed in the line of duty whilst trying to save the life of another man. his service and sacrifice will never be forgotten.

good morning, victoria and charlie- — good morning. good morning, victoria and charlie. pressure _ good morning. good morning, victoria and charlie. low pressure has - good morning. good morning, victoria and charlie. low pressure has come i and charlie. low pressure has come to visit again this weekend. as it has over the past three or four weekends, which means it will be unsettled once again with showers through the weekend and breezy as well but not all places will have a washout but we do have quite a lot of rain around this area of low pressure which is driving in the showers. it's actually this morning, it's longer spells of rain actually on the radar chart here showing the rainfall across northern ireland, moving into scotland and behind the cloud becoming more broken so more showery but i think what a wet spell through the morning across parts of scotland, northern england perhaps wales. drier, brighter, morning mist across southern and eastern areas and we should hang onto the drier weather but come the afternoon, pretty much anywhere could see some of the heav

mohammed by zoom is not reinstated us least 20 people have died when a boat capsized in lake victoria and uganda press good cruise searching for survivors. please say there was 34 people on board and the boat was overloaded with charcoal fresh food and fish when it hit bad weather. oh jerry and so right in the capital, a boucher, the commercial capital lagos against the rising cost of living. the price of petrol and other goods, the source has become and scrapped fuels, subsidies cheap, teaches into the staging a 2 day strike thousands, a converging on file parties of where the headquarters of petroleum congress is located. to asking present gabriel barge to respond to a list of demands that includes best of pay and safer working conditions. okay. you're up to date. those are the headlines. the news continues here and i don't you 0 of to witness the to how easy was it to use the some of us, most of the color i'm at the new fee of being something my sort of time to kind of the get go us, you know, mean our hang you at then much research could have, you know, san francisco and then must have really been be h

peak of the cold snap is already behind, which means victoria chernikova studios victoria hello, we really hope for a goodr the end of summer and september 1st. yes, and it turns out even more optimistic than we expected today's cold night, gloomy. cool day. anticyclone will not repeat this week, atmospheric pressure is rising, and it will continue to rise until the weekend. so tomorrow we have much warmer more sun in the north, the moscow region will be a little above 20 in the south, the air will warm up to 23-24 °. no rain or frost. also not even close in moscow on the upcoming night 10-12. day 22-24. partly cloudy wind. western weak last day of summer. a southeasterly wind will blow and it will be warmer until 25-27 fine summer weather, the same level is expected on september 1st. so we won't notice the change of seasons this week. thanks to the weather, victoria chernikova told a record amount of almost 60 million rubles. collected for charity purposes last year. thanks to the action, instead of flowers, secondary schoolchildren give teachers one bouquet per class on september 1, and the money saved

latest information from our correspondent in the victoria region, shandybina victoria greetings what is the situation now? goodfternoon, the main blow has come to us. native now such has made a small break. further opportunity for employees of road services. restore driveways, as reported in the government of primorsky krai. now 6 settlements are cut off from the mainland. the most difficult situation is in the chuguev and krasnoarmeisky districts, the water in the rivers there has risen to the level of a dangerous phenomenon . even all-terrain vehicles were organized by employees of the ministry of emergency situations. there are boat crossings. rescuers also deliver everything for medicines and essential products, and in the village of wheat she saves those who are heated. this is chang the man is actually walking the streets. there it is simply dangerous for life, people go around the whole village and offer neighbors to evacuate from the position. i suggest watching a video fragment filmed on one of the streets of the village . dmitrievna will take you in such a cheerful mood. we're going to the bottom, yo

good morning, welcome to breakfast with victoria valentine and charlie stayt.t 67, making it the deadliest natural disaster in the state's history, and that number is expected to rise. police are still trying to find three people they want to talk about the death of a 10—year—old girl in woking. it's believed they've left the uk. migrants from the bibby stockholm barge in dorset have spent the night in alternative accomodation after traces of legionella bacteria was found in the water system. iam i am alive at stadium australia just hours before england was making off against colombia in the world cup quarter—final in sydney. meanwhile, the england men's captain, harry kane, waves goodbye to spurs after 14 years. this is him arriving in germany, where's he's had his medical at bayern munich ahead of official confirmation, that the deal is done.

and, and that's what makes it even more dangerous because these people look at victoria know and got a promotion for goodness sake. okay. these are idea logs and you cannot negotiate with audio logs re, it is that are also delusional. okay. they're not going to when they're going to have to face up to the possibility the actual when definitively russia has enough troops in place to do that. so what will bite and do? that's really the questionnaire. right? of administering normally have an issue there. there soon will be out of this cluster. i mean, it will, is now a fight, say well on that top shelf. they're the one that has the lock on it. those are the many notes. will they do that? i would not, but put it passed. so i was, that's why you know, natalie, that in ray is absolutely right. and this is what i've been arguing all along. is that, you know, red lines mean nothing to these people here because they believe that they're, you know, they, the angels are on their side and that they must win the end. and because they have that perception logic, he loads them natalie. right? but as an american living abro

good evening, victoria.d a meeting with the senior leadership team in the first week of august in which he laid out the plan to bring mason greenwood back into the club and also back into the first—team. this has never been challenged in conversations that i had with manchester united yesterday, that richard arnold gave that plan to his executive leadership team. as part of that plan it would also include details such as richard arnold was planning a video statement to internal staff and also which would go out to the general public explaining his decisions. in addition to that the plan even laid out things such as, for the first season or so, mason greenwood, while he would be playing for manchester united he wouldn't be involved in any activities with the club's charity or foundation which in many ways shows the juxtaposition in terms of, you know, on the one hand, he would be appropriate to represent united on the pitch but he would be kept away from foundation events. what i would say is that clearly the

good morning. hello victoria tell me what is your goal. i really want to go back to my old self.off these 27 kg. you have already tried to lose weight. i tried to sit on proper nutrition, i tried, and they advised me on a buckwheat diet. well, it doesn't work. here you know, i really don't like the word diet, because any diet implies some very strict restrictions. today. we still try to give you some advice. how should you behave so that these gained kilograms go away quite easily. i want to invite to our studio an expert doctor elena igorevna korshun a general practitioner geriat, a nutritionist candidate of medical sciences an expert in the field of complementary and predictive medicine. good morning. good morning. i suggest going straight to the tips. so it is just a big portion of the right food. our first piece of advice is to divide your portion into two, if you are overweight, unfortunately, the bottom line is that you eat a lot, so we take a standard portion. we divide it by two in this way. you eat fewer calories , eat more often and your metabolism improves. when you ea

now joining me is the former shadow secretary—general of victoria, australia , tim smith. goodia, tim smith. good evening . thank you forjoining evening. thank you for joining us. just briefly, tim, you guys in australia, you didn't declare a national emergency , but you a national emergency, but you did create a military led operation called operation sovereign borders. just describe it to my viewers. please >> good evening, mayor, and good evening to your viewers around the united kingdom. very simply , operation sovereign borders was run by an army general with authority over the navy to turn around boats when safe to do so , to return illegal migrant that had come from indonesia back to indonesian waters when safe to do so and to process less illegal migrants offshore in nauru and manus island . in nauru and manus island. in virtually all cases . and if virtually all cases. and if these asylum seekers were found to be legitimate refugees , some to be legitimate refugees, some of them made their way to australia, the vast majority did not. the vast majority were either sent

victoria's counterparties under the terms of the transaction. the buyer must fulfill all concluded agreements with suppliers and keep a markup on socially significant goodspercent during the year. in addition , the front ordered x5 to transfer victoria stores in dolgoprudny near moscow to third parties. since the share of the retailer in this city is already reached the statutory limit of 25%. joining a major federal player, a may open up opportunities for improvement in victoria's operating performance, such as x5 may show them how to properly organize retail retail space to optimize the shopping path, that is. uh, these are the operational processes of retail life for x5 retail group itself, the transaction will be another step to increase market share. now the company is represented in 67 regions of the country, its network includes more than 21,000 stores under brands such as pyaterochka perekrestok and shishek with a total area of ​​more than nine million square meters in terms of revenue x5 is the leader among russian retailers for the past. that figure amounted to two trillion 600 billion rubles. in second place is a magnet with a revenue of 2 tri

good job cleaning up the mess. and so here we have joe biden, i just think it couldn't be more blatant, and this guy needs to be impeached and removed asap. elizabeth: victoriaid, yeah, shoken's doing a good job. george kent, obama state department official, testifying major conflicts of interest for hunter biden to be at burisma. so why did joe biden think it was okay to have hunter biden work at ukraine's burisma? i mean, its cofounder allegedly paid a $7 million bribe to officials in the prosecutor's office to shut down the case against anymore 2014. that was seven months after he hired hunter to sit on the board, can and then you've got joe biden going in there, you know, giving a speech saying we're going to get shoken fired. we're going to withhold a billion bucks many aid. why did joe biden think it was okay for hunter to even be in this rattlesnakes' nest of corruption? >> i don't think he cares. he's arrogant. there was money to be made, he used his son as a pox proxy. his son -- proxy, his son was a flawed individual. he's arrogant. joe's always been corrupt and dirty, and the mainstream media has always given him a pass and presented him as just r

good morning from bbc london. i'm victoria cook.an double the number of on—street charging points for electric vehicles compared to the rest of the country. research by the car—maker vauxhall shows the capital will soon be home to over 19,000 charging points. let's take a look at the tubes now. there's a few things to mention. there are part—closures on the bakerloo and london 0verg round lines. and minor delays on the central line and jubilee line. now let's have a look at the weather for today. it's going to start dry with plenty of sunny spells. in the afternoon though there will be a few showers across london— but there will still be sunny spells in between. top temperature of 211 celsius. a that's all from us here for now. we'll be back in half an hour, but for now i'll hand you back to sally and john. goodbye. good morning. it is eight o'clock. welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. 0ur headlines today... donald trump is indicted for a fourth time. the former us president is charged with 11 counts in georgia, over

good morning. welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and victoria valentine. 0ur headlines today: 89 people have been century. when we find these... 0ur when we find these... our family and ourfriends, the remains we our friends, the remains we are finding is through a fire that melted metal. there's renewed pressure on the government to stop migrants crossing the channel in small boats after six people drowned. it's russo to the rescue: england will play hosts australia in the world cup semifinals after their win over colombia. in sport, debut goals and a big win. it's newcastle who catch the eye in the premier league. harvey barnes finished off a 5—1 win as they end the first saturday of the new season on top of the table. good morning. another day of scattered showers coming up. more persistent rain tonight and tomorrow particularly for england and wales, but beyond that, it

together with my charming colleagues, inna voronina and victoria panina i'm already bored here, without you. hello friends happy builder's day. goodone. you know, dad, i continued your thought here. if you are among the first people, the builder would not have appeared humanity so far, would have lived in caves, i agree it only says that

good morning, welcome to breakfast with victoria valentine and jon kay. our headlines.es five days after being hit by a train while trying to help a distressed man on the tracks. good morning from the first carpet recycling factory in northampton. i explain why old carpets like those can be turned into plastic pellets here and made into other products instead of going into landfill. cruising through. a british clean sweep on day two at the us open with the six players in action all reaching the second round, including andy murray. good morning, it may be august but christmas decorations are out. i am at a garden centre in north yorkshire where we will find out why some businesses are tackling a slump in sales after a soggy summer. dose know in the forecast today but

hello, good morning from bbc london. i'm victoria cook.n and killing a young woman in south london. 28—year—old pc nadeem patel was driving at more than 80 mph through brixton before his patrol car struck a pedestrian. he pleaded guilty to death by dangerous driving, and was jailed for three years. but this couldn't be reported until now, due to court restrictions. the police watchdog has called for the met to consider new speed caps for 999 calls. former luton town chairman and tv news presenter nick 0wen s revealed he s undergone surgery for prostate cancer. the veteran broadcaster stood down as the hatters chairman after nine years in the role and was diagnosed in april. nick, who 5 had his prostate removed, is urging men to get checked for the disease. i had no symptoms whatsoever. but a lot of people do have some sort of symptoms. for goodness sake, speak to a doctor about it and get it checked. because if it's caught early, and i know it's a bit of a sort of medical cliche almost, but if it's caught early, you've got a chance. if its

hello, good morning from bbc london, i'm victoria cook.million people are expected to attend the world's second biggest carnival to celebrate caribbean culture. it's the adults�* day parade later. one family told us what to look out for. oh, carnival — lovely atmosphere, brilliant food, good music, good vibes, positive energy, trying to bring love and everyone together — all our loving family. hurray! for the first time, bbc news will be live streaming the carnival parades. head to bbc iplayer to check that out later today. london fire brigade's assistant commissioner has praised crews for tackling this fire in east london on friday and for ensuring no one was hurt. around 100 firefighters were sent to the flats and business centre in bow. the cause of the fire is still being investigated. the rac has raised concerns over the refusal by some councils to install warning signs for the expanded ultra low emission zone. the expansion starts tomorrow. it'll impose a daily charge of £12.50 on non—compliant vehicles. kent, essex and thurrock coun

hello, good morning from bbc london. i'm victoria hollins.ant ulez vehicles. grants of up to £2,000 will now be available to drivers with a non—compliant cars, the scrappage payment for vans will increase to £7,000 and additional support will also be available to charities. city hall has also confirmed the expansion of ulez to outer london will go ahead on august 29th, as planned. there will be no rail services from london to brighton's pride event this weekend. govia thameslink say the difficult decision is necessary due to staff shortages and safety concerns. brighton station will be closed and the gatwick express will not run. brighton and hove council has said it is extremely disapppointed at the decision. it treats some of the most critically injured patients in the capital but london's air ambulance is a charity, which needs to raise £15 million by next autumn to replace its helicopter fleet. one person whose life was saved by the service is james basco—smith who was stabbed on the street and received open heart surgery at the roadside.

hello, good morning from bbc london. i'm victoria hollins. people in temporary accommodation has risen to almost 170,000 — almost half of which are children. london councils warns that the housing crisis is increasingly unmanageable. the government says it is giving councils across london £350 million through the homelessness prevention grant. a bid by the duke of northumberland to replace allotments with dozens of flats in west london have been called "cynical" and "greedy" at a planning inquiry. councillors, mps and residents voiced their opposition to the proposals to build 80 flats on park road allotments in isleworth. northumberland estates says the scheme — on part of the duke's grade i—listed syon park estate — would help fund conservation works there. a mother who lost an arm and a leg when she was run over by two tube trains has been fitted with an ai bionic arm that can learn repeated muscle movements. sarah de lagarde from camden was travelling home from work when she fell down the gap between the train and the platform edge. her i

. >> these will grow up to be famous blue point oysters, so good queen victoria would eat no other. > little trademark on these guys >> a little stamp on each one. >> out on the bay, you see the oyster farms, plots purposely laid out and leased by the town of islip the purpose, to restore a once-thriving industry and to restore the environment. >> so is this your farm? this is your oyster farm >> this is our farm, yeah. >> how big >> a total of six acres. >> reporter: a college professor turned oyster farmer has witnessed the environmental change firsthand oysters popping up well beyond his field. >> because there are natural sets now on pilings, on rocks, jetties, all over. and these oysters were not here beforehand they were here a hundred years ago, but they haven't been here having the initiative. >> reporte in recent history. >> that's pretty amazing >> absolutely. they're really having an impact. i credit the town of islip for having the initiative. >> reporter: in nearby bayshore, we thought it appropriate to taste the local fair at salt and barrel restaurant, with proprietary

good morning . we are looking for nine-year-old victoria chongal who lived in mariupol and disappeared at the beginningull-scale war on february 24. last year, for more than one and a half years , there was no news about the child. where the girl may be now, no one knows, that's why your help is important. look carefully at the photo and remember victoria chongal's face . if you know any information about the child, immediately call us on the hotline at the short number 116 000. i would like to remind you that calls from any ukrainian mobile operator are free of charge. if suddenly we do not have a mobile connection, write to the chatbot service of the search for children in telegram. believe me, even a small clue can be very important. i also want to remind you that we are continuing the search for five-year-old anastasia tolstokorova. her search has been going on for the second year, and all this time nothing is known about the fate of the girl. i know that nastya lived with her parents in mariupol on zelinsky street, when the war started, the family was in no hurry to leave their hometown , aunt nas

victoria has more news. i have some good news to start the day.ing six children, have been rescued from a cable car that was left dangling over a ravine in pakistan. the group were on their way to school in the north west of the country when a cable snapped, trapping them hundreds of metres in the air. pakistan correspondent caroline davies reports. crowd: allahu akbar! through the darkness and forest, the sight the crowds had been hoping, waiting and praying for. strapped to the cable, the final rescue, waiting arms and shouts of "god is great". 15 hours earlier, the children were taking the cable car to school when a cable snapped. makeshift cable cars are common in the rural mountains of pakistan, taking minutes over ravines while roads take hours. at first, army helicopters could not rescue them, buffeted by winds, scared the downwash from the blades could make the situation worse. 0n the ground, frustration. local tv managed to speak to one man inside the cable car. rising panic before his phone died. translation: i don't know how to make a r

good evening. belarusian tennis players today will start in the main draw of the us open victoria azarenka will play her first match against the frenchwoman fiona fero ilya ivashka will play with the argentine juan manuel charundol aleksandra sosnovich. in the first round , she will meet with the polish tennis player magdalene, the second racket of the world, arina sobolenko, the fight for the title will begin only on august 30. sergey gurenko, left the post of head coach. ufa reports the press service of the club. the belarusian specialist, we recall, led the team of the second league in june of this year, under his leadership, the team spent eight official matches in which she won two victories, lost three times and played a draw, the acting head coach. eugene kharlachev became. he served as the head coach. not yet known. will artyom gurenko, who also moved to ufa this summer from bobruisk belshina for the club from bashkortostan, remain in the team , let us recall one more belarusian midfielder roman passive. any journey can be exciting, exciting and rich in adventure - this is the western gate,