. >>> wellington, florida, is just a very monied, sleepy part of south florida. it's right up against the everglades. >> wellington is one of the richest cities in palm beach county. >> you've got palm beach, which is the tony island of millionaires and billionaires. >> deborah: it's also home to mar-a-lago, president trump's so-called winter white house. >> and then you have wellington. you've got the wellington of the equestrian set where bruce springsteen has a house. >> quiet, but lavish. >> the houses were built around a grass airstrip, and they all had hangars out back for the owners' planes. >> deborah: now, this is the way to go to work every day. >> this is what we call a sunday sundown. >> deborah: so you take this out every day? >> i take it about two to three days a week when i go to the office which is fifty miles. >> deborah: i just love that idea, you fly to the office. >> fly to the office. >> wellington was nirvana. >> we're outside of what used to be marlene and michael warren's home. >> it was memorial day weekend. it was a normal south florida

wellington dish and as well as her sister, heatherwilkinson.on has always maintained her innocence. the lunch took place at her home back injuly last year. police say the group were served at death cap mushrooms, which are highly lethal. mrs patterson was named as a subject after she and her children appeared unharmed. it is also alleged that she tried to kill her estranged husband on three occasions. mrs patterson said she did not intentionally poison her guests. her case will be fast—track to trial for the end of may. more details on the case, here's katy watson. this was the first time her legal team said she would be pleading not guilty. the —— relate to a lunch at her home a few hours from here in melbourne. she served a beef wellington when mushrooms and attending the lunch were her in—laws, as well as her mother—in—law's sister and her husband. after the lunch, all of the guests fell ill and three of them subsequently died, the fourth guest in a coma before recovering. the police said it was alleged she fed them death cap mushrooms. also

so wellington, you were present the youth league of the and see the pot to the screen of the home for the last the 2 years. when you hear somebody like what seem to speaking like this, do you think your policy has done enough in those years all pets? he has done? what includes all this time? and everything doesn't seem as what it is you cause all those miniature laws and all those big buildings speak. somebody with incense in and, and alexandra did the questions between the 2, the people that are from alexander to get work from they, they use some sort of immunization to get to feed, to send me these be. but what you can say is that, that it might be as low as how the hour an hour reading party has been doing things . but did, it's not seem to say that there's nothing been done. i'll come back to you on what exactly you've been doing, but somebody who might have a different view is phase one of the new partners. in fact, the brand new horizons on see, do you believe, wellington, the thing that we all, one of the most an equal countries in the world, the people who are most effective t

in fact, the brand new horizons on see, do you believe wellington, the thing that we all, one of the most an equal countries in the world, the people are most effective to use a women and all black. and it's just, it's use of male administration and corruption within the political parties. and it's the reason why a rising sun. so you have started, started by a group of south africans who haven't found a political home. the tutti represents our interest and aspirations of, of this country. okay? so let me speak to which history here for a 2nd because you are working with an organization that sort of looking at things from a but i view which side is more representative of west south africans, full young people, active young people, care about this country. right, but i think for me, what i think i would love to political parties to consider is that you do not politicize public participation. process of letting people know more about britain . but to issue right, can i feed my friend? do i have a decent school to go to after i finish with employment thing with university or high school?

tayi: me and my family have been in wellington, the capital city, for about four generations.ions, we haven't been on our lands, and our lands are so important to us as indigenous people in who we are. ♪ jeffrey: her family's story isn't unusual. during and after world war ii, many maori moved from their tribal lands in the countryside into urban centers to find paid work. >> the old ways of a simple role in life of the farm feeding the family. jeffrey: between 1936 and 1986, the maori population radically flipped, from 83% rural to the same proportion in cities. but with little government support and a worsening economy in the 1970's and early 1980's, many struggled with poverty and social problems. tayi: i wonder how it feels to be tethered somewhere by a sense of home. to be buried in your urupa and to find that when you die, you have been waiting for yourself, this whole time, all along. jeffrey: writing about her identity and this history of displacement, tibble says, helped her reframe what she initially felt was a story of disconnection. tayi: yeah, it was colonization

. >> explica que desde que fundÓ su agencia wellington en palm beach no habÍa visto un incremento similar vacaciones pagadas. >> me siento muy agradecida por la razÓn de que, pues es algo que todos necesitamos tener un seguro un un buen retiro y pues gracias a dios pues ellos nos nos proveen todo esto. >> el problema ahora es encontrar suficientes trabajadores and it makes it a little difficult for us because you know there's only so many people who can fill these roles that have that experience and so now we're finding yourself in a situation where we're running out of nannies we're running out of housekeepers. y mientras sus empleadores abren la billetera para garantizar un servicio de alta calidad, ellas aprovechan la ley de la oferta y la demanda. >> si me cambio a es que la platica money to lourdes hurtado noticias telemundo hoy en el mundo Álvaro uribe serÁ el primer expresidente de colombia en ir a un juicio penal y el papa allana el camino para el primer santo millennl. primer santo millennl. >> (estornudar) ♪♪ esto no es solo una parada para medicamentos para las alergias. ♪♪ est

own parliament, and the colony moved to self-government, the capital was moved from auckland to wellingtonan independent state, although formally its head is considered to be the british king, charles ii. he appoints a governor-general, who is really involved in ceremonial and social activities. the country became very progressive, it was here that all women were granted the right to vote for the first time, back in 1893. the world’s first law on resolving disputes between employers and trade unions was immediately adopted, and in 1987 the country was the first on the planet to declare its territory without... a nuclear zone . the use of nuclear energy is prohibited in new zealand, even in its waters. ships with nuclear weapons on board with nuclear power plants cannot enter. on may 3 , 1908, a new place of christian pilgrimage appeared in lebanon. on that day, 25 km from the capital beirut, on the top of harisa hill, its height is 600 m, a huge white sculpture of the virgin mary was installed. now it is called lebanese. our lady or blessed virgin of charissa. the 8.5 m tall statue was cas

a shot of wellington where we are looking for the way to start to come out. $.61 in 30 seconds, here nothing, quite literally, because no change expected there from all economists. it's really about the guidance, the underlying economy hasn't done well, just the contrast neighboring australia although inflation has come in hotter than expected. recently, that's complicating the matter. a surgeon kiwi dollar, which a devilish tilt might tilt that the other way. we are three seconds away from that, the castrated over 5%. we get a decision. it has remained at 5.5 percent. even the benchmark rate at 5.5%.

the not gross, for instance, or the beginning strudel be wellington style. say we gotta mix it up for a tough hole. while mushroom leak, carrots onion, cooked with time, and rosemary and garlic. and we got beaten cheese and regan bread come to bind it. i will cook it. we wrap it and we roll it with the pancake meat or no one question remains 10 a sunday roast be served up on any other day of the week. i don't really think it can happen and the rest any other day. yeah. part of the reasons do you have the time on a sunday? absolutely. you know, that is nice. sunday roof has got to be on a sunday. otherwise it's not a sunday, right? fortunately, a single portion is so rich and feeling that it's easy to make do with less on the other weekdays. and next sunday is always just around the corner. exchanging rings and throwing price after the ceremony. a reporter hunt of homo. and so what is a must as a typical german wedding in wine, germans often say i do twice. what are you doing? i'm preparing for a german way. confused. i can imagine that breaking porcelain is

then even begin options are available to not roast, for instance, or the beginning. strudel p. wellington style. we got to mix up for a tussle, was muscle leak tablets. onion cooked with time, and rosamond and garlic. and we got big and cheese. and we can break, come to bind it, i will kit we wrap it and we roll it with the pancake meet or no one question remains to sunday rose to be served up on any other day of the week. i don't really think you can help us in the rest of the day off part of the reasons you have the time on a sunday. absolutely. you know, that is nice. sunday rice has got to be on a sunday. otherwise it's not a sunday, right? fortunately, a single portion is so rich and feeling that it's easy to make do with less on the other weekdays. and next sunday is always just around the corner, exchanging rings and throwing price. after the ceremony, a reporter hand of homo finds out what is a must and a typical german wedding in wind, germans often say i do twice. what are you doing? i'm preparing for a german way. confused. i can imagine breaking porcelain. it's actually a germ

at lunch, she served a beef wellington with mushrooms, and attending that lunch where her in—laws asll. all the guests fell ill after that lunch and three of them subsequently died. the police said that it was alleged that she fed them death cap mushrooms. also invited to that lunch was her former husband, who did not attend. the charges against her are three counts of murder and five counts of attempted murder, and they also include previous alleged attempts against simon patterson's life. also decided at the hearing was that the case would be fast tracked to the supreme court. that means the trial will come sooner rather than later, and the next hearing is expected that this court in a few weeks' time. we are watching pictures of president shi shrimping's blame arriving in the pyrenees. macron is welcoming the chinese president in the pyrenees mountains. we are waiting to see what will happen during this meeting, they are expected to have lunch in the mountains. this is at an airport in the pyrenees. he described this as breaking protocol for a one—on—one direct chat with president

erin patterson faces three counts of murder for allegedly dishing up a poisonous beef wellington meallaw and another family member. ms patterson has always maintained her innocence. also in the headlines, chaos at airports across the uk after a nationwide failure of passport e—gate systems. passengers have been reporting long queues to get to passport control at airports, including manchester, gatwick and heathrow. the home office said it was working to resolve the issue. have a look at the situation on the ground as i chat to laura howes, stuck in the chaos at stansted airport in north london. people broke through the barrier here in my left to get the richer passport control faster. they were turned away again but hundreds of people are inside this room right now, it is pretty wall—to—wall, not a huge amount of four left but there are still people arriving so it is getting busier and busier and we don't have answers or information as far as i'm aware. it answers or information as far as i'm aware-— as i'm aware. it seems like frustration _ as i'm aware. it seems like frustration is

at that lunch she served a beef wellington with mushrooms, and attending that lunch were her in—laws,s sister and her husband too. now, after that lunch, all of the guests fell ill and three of them subsequently died. the fourth guest, ian wilkinson, he was in a coma before recovering, but the police said that it was alleged that she fed them death cap mushrooms. now, also invited to that lunch was her former husband, simon patterson. he did not attend. now, the charges against her are three counts of murder and five counts of attempted murder, and they also include previous alleged attempts against simon patterson's life. now, also decided at the hearing was that the case will be fast tracked to the supreme court. that means that a trial will come sooner rather than later, and the next hearing is expected in this court here in a few weeks' time. two british women accused of being part of a global monkey torture network will appear in court today. they are facing charges under the obscene publications act and for causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal. rebecca henschke re

these birds have not been seen in the vicinity of wellington for many years, but recently environmentalistsd several dozen individuals near the city. a pig in a poke, to whom alexander, thank you, alexander, theme, vessels, cost 500, 500. in ancient greece, vessels for fragrant oils of ariballas were used in... mainly by athletes for body care, it is not surprising that one of the oribals is made in the form of this animal, so that the owner would not lose to anyone in competitions run, perhaps talent, no, it’s a hare, then the nickname 300, luis inacio dalva officially added to his name 40 years ago. this is the nickname under which he later went to the polls. lulu, absolutely right, luva, to be more precise, and cide is over 300. nobel's father chemistry laureate svante orenius was the manager of the estates of this university, the oldest in sweden. svante himself entered the university in 1876. this is not uppsala. that's right, not only about birds over 500. hayao miyazaki took 7 years to create this cartoon. every minute of the tape took a month to draw. the cartoon was released at the

correct, duke of wellington's portrait. thank you, that is kind of you.o we had to sign this contract. and one of the clauses reads, "to the best of the writers' knowledge and belief, "after due enquiry, the work will not contain defamatory "or obscene or racially inflammatory or blasphemous "matter of any kind. " as a writer, you take this incredibly seriously, and you really do do your due diligence. i take it maybe more seriously than other writers because i have also sat in a few defamation cases and i would never be want to be part of one myself. of course, richard gadd is writing a story about terrible things that happened to him, and you never want to stop an individual who has been the subject of abuse from telling their story, but there are boundaries and there are guidelines and the law of defamation provides those. what is so curious about this is that to have that statement, the bold statement with no qualification that this is a true story. you then have richard gadd saying, later on, that he in fact tweaked it slightly to create dramatic cli

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1812, the focus for was very much on europe and you had, you know, in sort of the iberian, you had wellingtonoing his thing whilst in east. you had sort of napoleon getting bogged moscow whilst the royal navy was trying tontae time. so you hous had some leftovers on the western atlantic at that particular point where i would say that the us navy had modeled on the royal navy was in the fighting spirit which was epitomized so much by stephennumerous instances throut his life, whether was in 1884, which got that apocryphal quote from admiral lord nelson of bolton daring or or even the, you know, the taking of the macedonian. i think that is where you saw th difference between the two navies. and that's where whether they were know. but certainly the provincialsnad outgun. the royal navy, which seven ha been unheard of, a navy that prided itself on its training we looked at the storyf the 19th century, you would have seen a navy not so much in physicalthe moral component of g had lost its way. and i thinats where relearned that from the us navy rough 1812 to 1814, i. excellent. well, given the i

think it's a very good point that if you look back to 1e fosn europe and you had, you knowrt d wellingtonng his thingeast you had sort of napoleon getting bogged down around moscow whilst the royal navy was trying to contain napoleon, france at the time. so you had you always had some leftovers on the western atlantic at that particular point where i would sayt e us navy had modeled on the royal navy was in the fighting spit icwas epitomized so much by stephen decatur, you know, in numerons■[ghou his life, whether was in 1884, which got that apocryphal quote fromal ld nelson of bolton daring or or evee,you kne macedonian. i think that is where you saw the differenctw navies. and that's where whether they were provincial claim is true. i don' know. but certainly the provincial us navy proved that it could outgun. the royal navy, which seven years earlier, trafalgar would have been unheard of, a navy rided itself on its training seemed be losing its way. and if looked at the story of the 19th century, you would have seen a navt much in physical decline, bue the moral component of fighting h

the national security council greets us in, ty, one's presidential, palace, wellington, who has the challenging task of protecting his island from china. it's on woodson to this. you know, he's trying to once unification with ty, when he's territory and is making no secret that it will take any step imaginable to do so. and then, but the time when he is know that dictatorship and democracy are incompatible, ever since the republican troops fled from the communists. here in 1949, china has been demanding the return of what it sees as a renegade island. around 90 percent of taiwanese reject the notion most trust that their government will do everything necessary to protect them for some though that isn't enough. so yeah, for the afternoon, i'm trying you a told me i came back from ukraine 6 months ago and went to the 52 year old as a tour guide in japan. but in march, he decided instead to travel to the front to this like a nice spot with a new crane. youngest, john keeps the gear, he used as a member of the international legion in ukraine's, in the military club. and ty pay, they mean that i'm g

that's because the work of active money managers like citadel, like wellington, all these big firms isents make america's equity market efficient. when the fcc introduced the rules that make it much more expensive to be an active money manager, they take away those participants who create the fairness equity that allows the promise of passive investing to work. that's how capital moves across the economy and how millions of american safer retirement is in passive investment.>> what about the ftc? doing the noncompete? how will that impact businesses like your own? spoke we've had the most high progressive ftc in modern history. i don't understand the agenda. american businesses consolidating under long- standing principles is good in terms of rationalization and efficiency. and, of note, one of the key ways that venture-capital businesses actually realize the full potential is when they are bought by large companies that have the distribution and scale to really capitalize on the innovation. so the ftc's anti-merger stands israeli reducing the efficiency capital information from the u.

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joining us from wellington is the rbn that governor adrian orr.ave interest doing a lot of talking. we wanted to ask you for more insight on that decision and again, much like the last time we spoke, the possibility of further tightening was flagged particularly when it comes to the elements that domestically have been perhaps more resistant to monetary policy. i guess the question would be, with another rate hike be meaningful when it comes to getting those aspects of inflation lower? governor orr: another rate hike with only meaningful if we sought inflation expectations -- if we thought we were starting to rise because of the persistence of actual inflation. we know that forward-looking inflation is heavily influenced by the current level of inflation. so that is our main concern. persistence raises the risks that expectations don't do the job that is needed. we know and we are confident, that we will get inflation down to the 1-3 percent band. we would just like to make sure we get there soon without risking another blow out expectations. haid

we were established in 1831 by the duke of wellington the napoleon wars. today, we are independent. but, for almost 200 years we worked on the questions in military science. questions on how to fight and win wars? today we do other things in direct military sciences. todd chance work. open source intelligence work. and a range of other portfolios. since the war started in ukraine, russia's invasion of ukraine. we have been engaged in work in country. several members of the royal united services institute have been there many times doing a range of different pieces of work. but, one of those pieces of work has been to look very closely at russia weapon systems. how they are built, and to look at the components within them. when we were first in country, and this was very early on in the nature of the war. the invasion went very badly for the russians. they expected an easy victory, and they were met with indomitable resistance. they lost huge volumes of platforms, electronic warfare complexes, tactical radios, missiles we shot down, uavs were captured. across this huge range of platf

in fact i was heading from london to wellington on business the fine was perfectly normal. i mean, just nothing unusual at all. it is we had some food is quite smooth. in fact, i don't remember any turbulence at all. and then as you say about 9:10 hours into the flight, i was watching a movie and i. had my headphones on so i didn't hear any announcements, but i saw the seat belt sign come on so far the diligently put my seat belt on. thank goodness i did because within moments of doing that all hell broke loose the plane just felt like drops it probably. only lasted a few seconds, but i remember vividly seen shoes and ipads and iphones and cushions and blankets and cochlea and plates and cups flying through the air and crushing to the ceiling the gentleman next to me had a cup of coffee, which went straight all over me in an up to the ceiling gosh, it just it just even imagine that when you mentioned the seat belt that you put it on and thank goodness you had the second or so to do that we know more than 70 people are injured. >> there's broken bones, there's serious injury