being able to play with him way back in the day in wellington and seeing him be so consistent as he istly is amazing and gives so much depth to our spin attack. obviously led by a world class bowler, one of the best in the world, and having someone i said a lot of time that we need to improve a lot as a batting unit, but we did same mistake over and over. to improve our batting. universal, not unilateral. clearly, there's things over there that are hard to hear and read up on. i think it's an opportunity to celebrate cricket, hairs of a political situation, isn't it? yeah. you know, that's a job for the experts, for the higher ups and probably the icc to address, i think. from our point of view, we're playing the game the scottish premiership. players in neil mccann, billy dodds and allan mcgregor. his first game in charge will be on wednesday against kilmarnock, with the club saying that the announcement was made with the club saying that they aim to return to profitability after spain defender laia codina says that her team has become found guilty of sexual assault. 2023 world cup fi

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his country has the right to forge its own path. northeast of new zealand, is hugely reliant on wellingtonfence and financial support. before we go, the singer ed sheeran was stopped from busking singing to the disappointment of the watching crowd. ed sheeran, who says he did have the necessary permission, is in india as part of a two—week tour. i as part of a two—week tour. will be back shortly wi1 business i will be back shortly with bye—bye for hello. it felt really chilly with temperatures well below average — justi in braemar. twos and threes were fairly commonplace, actually. now, at the moment, ourjet stream is running well to the north of the uk. we find ourselves on the southern flank it's going to be like that pretty much all week. now, at the moment, we have extensive cloud still with us, a few patches of sleet mixed in, that really is quite high. but that's how we start the day on tuesday — extensive cloud, rain and drizzle around, there will be little overall change in the weather picture temperatures again 4—6 degrees quite widely. into wednesday. with some drizzle and mist,

but cook islands leader mark brown, of new zealand, is hugely reliant on wellington.ll below average — justi in braemar. adding to the bitter feel. now, at the moment, ourjet stream is running well to the north of its typical position to the north of the uk. we find ourselves on the southern flank of this area of high pressure, it's going to be like that pretty much all week. with rain and drizzle extensive too. a bit of snow up over some of the highest hills in the northern pennines and scotland — above around 300—400m elevation. that really is quite high. extensive cloud, rain and drizzle around, quite a lot of mist too. for most of us through the rest of the day. sticking out into a bit of sunshine, temperatures again 4—6 degrees quite widely. that only see temperatures of around 2 or 3 celsius. with some drizzle and mist, perhaps a few more breaks coming into western areas of scotland, so you might well see a bit of sunshine temperatures 4—6 degrees celsius for most. on into thursday, perhaps a few more breaks just developing western scotland, but otherwise, and w

we're joined now by wellington jackson, the executive director of the barry hughes emt program. you are featured in this film. thank you for being with us this afternoon. why do you think this film was so important? >> first of all, thank you for having me. the film is important because it shows that there's a different path or individuals who may not have career path coming out of high school or even college some respects. programs basically focuses our and not just creating emt's and firefighters, creating civic-minded individuals, people who are going to go out make a change in their communities, make their communities better. >> and so it took 12 years to make this because they follow the people who are featured in the film from the beginning through the program and then they see how they do afterwards. when you are approached 12 years ago about making this, did you ever think you would? we can make it to this moment. >> no, even close. >> it's it's pretty amazing to see where they started from and where they are i mean, to the point where there actually purchasing homes get

. >> dandy wellington started paying special attention to his appearance at an early stage.tyle inspired by the harlem renaissance. in the name fits his persona. he is a dandy attitude refined. >> it is a worldwide>> community. so i will be inspired by people who are in paris, four in los angeles. people in the congo. there is such a connection to style and also a connection to culture. you know the history of black dandism is complicated. it is wrapped up in migration, and civil rights. >> danism was first introduced during the trans atlantic slave trade, well-dressed enslaved men were seen as fixtures of wealth for their slavers but tailored to tired and wit also offered a path for black men to imagine the possibility of power. from the 18th century of england to today, it is a way of being that has evolved with the times. >> the black dandy is a complicated figure throughout history. >> we spoke with the senior critic at large robin -- who has long covered the fashion industry. >> there was, you know, the early idea of enslaved black men who were often dressed in fine clo

reporter: dente wellington said he started paying special attention to his appearance at an early agey the harlem renaissance. and the name fits his persona. he is a dandy. pristine and attitude-refined. >> it's a worldwide community. i will be inspired by people in paris or los angeles, people in the congo. there's such a connection to style and also a connection to culture. you know, the history of dandyism is complicated, wrapped up in migration and civil rights. reporter: dandyism was first introduced to black culture during the trans atlantic slave trade, they were seen as pictures of wealth for the enslavers, but tailored attire and wit also offered a path for black men to imagine possibility and power. from 18th century england, to today, it is a way of being that has evolved with the times. >> the black dandy is a complicated figure throughout history. geoff: we spoke with washington post senior critic at large robin govan, who has long covered the fashion industry. >> there was sort of this early idea of enslaved black men who were often sort of dressed in fine clothing in or

local authorities responded to the fires in wellington at about 4.30am local time on saturday. and noe structure collapsed over a children's play area. yesterday is a 19—year—old refugee from syria, who they believe had planned for several weeks to killjewish people. the victim, a spanish man, underwent emergency up for their final push to convince voters to put the country's next chancellor, but the far—right afd party has of the economy and immigration. has been the economy. there were more than 20,000 bankruptcies filed last year alone, the biggest number in about ten years in germany, and indeed energy costs have shot up. that's in part because of and germany trying to diversify its energy supply from russian to higher electricity prices for many germans. is for small businesses and big businesses alike and he is waiting for politicians to actually deliver the limited pensions they receive every month, and the new government to bring down prices a classical musician is appealing for help to david lopez ibanez had been given the valuable 281i—year—old at major concerts. he's been s

and wellington, but a bright ish looking day was like wind in intern. easy of the shingles are pretty widespread, but they are fixing a bit for the sires and to was less popular, less so in the philippines you might just put the all creepy up to the nose and sumatra printing the idea of a hint of a shower to improve catches well i think, but the breezes lice and now the coast of the mountains are fewer. sharon seemed likely here and the feedstock code and this coming out of ne, in china has gone. so a bit of a soul for the next couple days in japan, wherever you got up to 5 me to the snow the season. i don't think it necessary to the end of of winter we might find another blast of cold, but not until off the weekend. even on the saturday the temperature is the power was 8 degrees. and that's done. and then what it will be on friday for right to use human appeal has been making the most of your messy. our team successfully deliver your charity to those who need it most. across the muslim world, we are feeding, building, caring, tooling, planting, fuel re

it's not particularly well i'm still a bit below average in christ church and wellington, but a bright issue looking day was like wind in intern. easy of the shingles are pretty widespread, but they are fixing a bit for the service and to was west popular less. so in the philippines you might just put the all creepy up to, to northern sumatra printing. but i, as you have a hint of a shower to improve catches while i think, but the breezes live to now to the coast of the mountains. a few a sharon seemed likely here and the feedstock code. and this coming out of ne, in china has gone. so a bit of a soul for the next couple days in japan, wherever you got up to 5 me to this night, the season. i don't think it necessary the end of of winter we might find another blast of cold but not until off the weekend. even on the saturday the temperature is the power was 8 degrees. and that's done. and then what it will be on friday as the kosovo celebrates the 25th anniversary of nato's intervention that ended the fighting between the serbian and cause of albany and force. we were meant to be complet

deputy prime minister winston peters is starting is 3 day visits. china and mid screens ties between wellington and aging. and this is because last week, 3 twenties, navy ships a destroyer. forget, and this applies, you sounds relatively close to new zealand territory that is 500 kilometers of the east coast of australia. and you zealand said that it was unprecedented to see time these navy ships so far down south an easy land and australia, both complained that they were not given enough notice of the military exercises so much so that has been to get slung over the area, had to be redirected mid flights. now staging has a slant these criticism saying that they were operating within the international law that they were racing safely. and trying his ministry of defense to go through accused new zealand into us typing up the incidents of this disagreement will no doubt be raised by wilson pages when he meets of 24 minutes to one week in the aging on wednesday. he's also expected to raise disagreements over an economic deal signed recently between the aging and the cook islands, a form and use ev

at our beginning, we were advised by wellington management , which is still our largest sub advisor todaywe do not have capabilities in vanguard we have long had ability to partner with other firms. we have generally done that in fundamental active equities, but we can do it in things like private markets and there are discussions and expirations underway to see what is possible but our northstar is about what is right for our clients and making sure whatever it is we do in active and index ourselves or with others about that we keep in mind we are about simplicity, low cost, and long-term returns. i think there are constructs that will allow private markets to fit in that, but that is part of the exploration we are doing. whatever we do, we want to do the vanguard way, in a way well suited to our client base, which is looking to us for a certain set of things we have consistently delivered. katie: really appreciate you taking the time. that is vanguard ceo salim ramji . caroline: we get a quick check on these markets. let's dig into what is happening in technology. the nasdaq cleaning --

. >> stephen: auckland, wellington? little town?. >> stephen: i love, it seems like -- well, it's got all of the technology of the modern world you want. seems like a throwback. very pioneery, people look out for each other. is it idyllic of his childhood as i would imagine? >> yeah, i mean i'm raising my daughter in los angeles, which is so different. sometimes i think about that, like oh, my gosh, i was walking to school. my best friend growing up at her job when she was 7, which was rocking the gates of the park at nightfall. we just were never worried about anything, it was just like so safe and were always -- >> stephen: kids could still play. >> just could play. when i was like eight my mother did give me like the stranger danger talk, which kind of came -- she was just like be careful because strangers try to pick up children and you have to not ever get in the car with someone if you don't know them, so i was like okay, got it, got it. that was the first time i'd heard about potential danger. i was a serious child. >> stephe

we have beef wellington, which is really special. we have fish and chips.g duck from china. so we have enough food. >> what are you most excited about? that's new this year that you can't wait for your guests to taste? >> this is so many. we have so many over 30 dishes. >> the champagne will be flowing on sunday night, along with the wine and some cocktails too. you have a pretty good idea about how many drinks you will make in the course of the night. what do you think? >> well, tonight, i mean throughout the night, i don't know, maybe a thousand. >> the governor's ball always features an impressive array of delicious desserts of every shape and size. this is the table i like to see. >> the most beautiful part about it when people come to the counter is to see their eyes and they're just like, oh my god, this is beautiful. where should i start? >> so you can skip perhaps an entree for a little extra dessert. >> i would be more than happy for that. always. the switch should be very, you know, incredible. >> but really, no matter what you're looking for afte

we have beef wellington, which is really special. we have fish and chips. we have peking duck from china. so we have enough food. >> what are you most excited about? that's new this year that you can't wait for your guests to taste. >> it is so many. we have so many over 30 dishes. >> the champagne will be flowing on sunday night, along with the wine and some cocktails too. you have a pretty good idea about how many drinks you will make in the course of the night. what do you think? >> well, tonight, i mean throughout the night, i don't know, maybe a thousand. >> the governor's ball always features an impressive array of delicious desserts of every shape and size. this is the table i like to see. >> the most beautiful part about it when people come to the counter is to see their eyes and they're just like, oh my god, this is beautiful. where should i start? >> so you can skip perhaps an entree for a little extra dessert. >> i would be more than happy for that. always. the switch should be very, you know, incredible. >> but really, no matter what you're look

you are obviously wellington with what is happening with respect to tariffs and reciprocal tariffs.d unpack it from that perspective. the president, we are learning, he will now be announcing on monday 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminum coming into the u.s. as well as reciprocal tariffs on tuesday and wednesday that will go into effect. there is some consternation. some people may not realize this it sounds good, see the president right now disembarking from air force one. but, you should take the news of tariffs with a caution you say, tell the folks at home why. >> i think bret's a question was right on target. if you look at the exit polling for the last election, the failure to address inflation the creation of inflation is what destroyed the biden presidency and killed the harris candidacy. this is that mandate for voters. tariffs and do add cost. tariffs are taxes. their taxes on trade. there's a question about who ends up paying the full bill, how much consumers, how much producers et cetera. but it is a cost. this is going to make goods more expensive. now, if you are loo

of art in the parliamentary art collection, and perhaps, maybe taking churchill or the duke of wellingtonlike major john cartwright, henry hunt, robert owen, chartists like lovett and o'connor, trade unionists like john burns and william roberts, or maybe some women like ellen wilkinson, millicent fawcett or georgina brackenbury. many of those are very considerable people who i don't think the public, or perhaps even the political class have ever heard of. so i do think it's important that we expand our purview of interest beyond the quite narrow pantheon of. >> political leaders. made me think when you were mentioning all those names and women and whatever, they are the obvious ones. but then people like, you know, i grew up in northern ireland at mo mowlam and i think, you know, she was a very significant politician and achieved so much. and it's not right that you sort of forget people like that and they're never mentioned again. and you don't introduce them to a whole new generation. >> absolutely. i mean, some people who feel as though they were in more recent political memory, like