and somebody approached me with the idea of being in as you like it in the west end, and shakespeare west end felt like an opportunity to not only do a play, which was a dream, but to show that i was serious, that i was, you know, i was doing this because i loved what i did. i had found out on the saturday night that there was a story coming out on the sunday about an affair that my partner had had. the person had sold a story, so i was in a state of shock. 0n the monday, i went to the theatre and it was carnage. it was chaos. there must have been 60 photographers outside, and i was really extremely vulnerable and heartbroken. but then on the tuesday i found out that i was pregnant. so that was the trajectory of those three days. nobody knew that she was pregnant. only very close friends. it was awful. it was honestly terrible. and then, of course, press, knowing where i would be eight times a week meant that i had no opportunity to disappear or hide. i can't even remember anything other than... ijust, i had a job to do and i had several decisions to make. and i was really frightened

so um, the west end equipment is really is some kind uh, yeah, it's not as good as was a sport and the west and the russian arms. they are able to find what they can shoot and she's interested in nothing happens the rest of a weapons and a boot for that. it's, it's crazy end up zip at the spark president. and then he comes, you of the world would expect, except that this is investigator, as his talking against the best that has the job to support his government. whether you like it or not, fill in skis, show and then at the nato summit was, was stupid and been invested. that was the right to mention it. but the incident message that he has no right to do that. so this, this happened and it shows somehow the problem in key if they are really the nurse up at blink down now. and that's why the things like this happened. meanwhile, enough, a most sorry from the claim for legion says the situation on the front lines has become a meat grinder due to the confidence of cuba come on this, he says, inquiry and some of the 3 lead the shipping knows any suggestions about how to prove it since posi

so muslim london's west end.a three storey mosque inside the trocadero. so when it's finished at almost 400, people will be able to worship there . now, this malawian born there. now, this malawian born tycoon, so he owns this property portfolio around £2 billion. this is according to reports, of course. now, he bought the trocadero itself for more than £220 million back in 2005. and he's founding the mosque through his charitable organisations . it his charitable organisations. it is interesting, though, because if you just do a cursory google of this guy, no he would of this guy, no doubt he would deny this, but he is deemed in many articles to be a pretty harsh landlord to say the least. threatening to bankrupt people who've got into rent arrears, especially during the lockdown. et cetera. again, you know , no et cetera. again, you know, no doubt he would dispute this and just business or just say it's all business or whatever, these are the kind whatever, but these are the kind of are coming out of things tha

it's the blast from the past musical that took london's west end by storm back to the future. >> theal now heading to broadway at 88mph. the power. the creators hoping lightning will strike twice as the broadway cast rehearses for their opening on august 3rd. marty you made it. tony award winner roger bart as the wiry scientist doc brown. >> if you're going to build a time machine into a car, why not do it with some style? made timeless by christopher lloyd. >> great. scott, did you touch base with christopher lloyd about the role at all? i did. he turned to me and he goes, oh, god, you're doing it. >> you're doing it. it's a musical. i said, yeah, it is. he said, oh, i'm looking forward to hearing doc sing. i said, me too, man. me too. great. scott come here. >> great. scott yes, of course. >> great. scott there you go. thank you. come on. i got it. >> hey, who? the power of love is a curious thing. >> casey likes playing the beloved marty mcfly. doc, my mom's got the hots for me. >> oh. >> every single day i'm sitting in rehearsal and i'm like, i can't believe i'm wearing this. thi

more than a 100 countries banned the west end because of the risk to civilians. cluster munitions best in the air and dispos small explosive devices over the target area where they can live on designated for years. russia says it also has cluster munitions and is threatening to use them as the headlights of these continues off the witness news from al jazeera. on the go and the tonight out is there is only mobile app, is that the, this is where we dissect allies from out is there is a mobile app available in your favorite top to just set for it and typed on a new app from out to 0 new at using, is it the are we done to so the total so what will i be able to do that because that's what i took. so now let's suppose, 8th and such when we use these are printed, they want to know cuz they don't typically keep them both confused the test and there was no way you would also recall on the general says that the method we did is it just has it isn't the 6 the world seen music once it gets the vision is does using natural nest, telling me to get them polls from all the back, the visits and the fr

how tarkovsky left the country, how he didn’t want it, how he didn’t want to stay there in the west endedrei always spoke at every feast. i don't know. we had them there in our lives, but not so many, but somewhere around 30 in 100 years there were, and he spoke at each table. and i quote it, no matter how hard it is not it was necessary to live and work in russia as if he was simply repeating some kind of mantra. these are the words of the grandmother to many of those today, including andrey tarkovsky's acting colleagues who left the country. not only do they not work here, they work like that, they are also against the country or simply water it, but with nasty things. by the way, you know many of these people, because you worked with many of them and stood on the same stage on the same set . how do you perceive what happened to your fellow partners, but i feel sorry for these guys, just sorry, but you know, that's what left. this is a very small part. this is thank god, because all those who left , in my opinion, without exception, they, well, caused great damage to the spiritual russi

were injured in the gun fire in the city of nablus is very buttons in the occupied westbank cuz west ends in the past 15 months and increasing rates. and 2nd of all it's targeting posting and villages. and at least 2 people and an armed attack had been killed in new sealants biggest city, oakland. some of the others are injured in the attack, which happened hours before the city stages. the opening of the fif, the women's will come. the suspected gunman, stones, a building on the renovation and the central business district, is believe to work at the construction site. does have a headlines and he just continues here and i'll just do off the witness completed. yeah. is go into the polls as the authorities crack down on the opposition, sort of the incumbent prime minister is expected to leave the next government spending of the main challenger left voters without so many options. what lies ahead for the country from both the elections on i'll just 0 the . 7 we don't have to, so the total so that's what i took, so near the suppose inflection point you, these are printed it want to know cuz

and once a regarding the, the west end equipment i just last week was at the front line and then in 2 places at the end of f, d f. and i talked to soldiers with that and they absolutely said the same. they said they have many, a western weapons now which they on the lice and they say in general they have a bad but they sometimes a more precise but they all not made for a war. so they are for special operations as soon as the option to read or even be the machine guns are shooting very often very long. they getting hot and they, they get, they broke the breakdown. so the western equipment is really, is some kind. yeah, it's not as good as was a sport and the west and the russian arms. they are able to fly to what they can shoot entries and shoot and nothing happens. the rest of the weapons and the boot for that it's, it's crazy end up zip. but it's parked president and then he comes here of the world would expect, except that his investigator is talking against them the best that has the job to support his government. whether he would like it or not. c, lensky is show and at the nato s

what they considered the historical territories west and ukraine could think of any other thoughts. what i'm going to end the scene is now biopsies corresponding to say, but let's get more on this story. this is an interesting one. i put in, it says the west is treating poland as an expandable asset in the conflicts with russia. what does the main ones he talking about? yeah, i suppose the context more i've, it's a fascinating and very important speech by present to the security council of russia, a high level security group, which me to discuss issues that are very, very pertinent to the welfare. i feel like of the states tend to buy security officials. so there's a high level meeting. so what president put in the said is exceptionally important . i'm not a centrally saying is that a given the context of this ever failing western proxy war in ukraine? the now we see the west scrambling to find ways to continue to fuel the conflict. ever more weapons going in more and more debts. present food refers to tens of thousands of debts and the fail counter offensive. and he also suggests that the wes weaponry t

so if people the west end of yosemite valley fills up, what we're doing is redirecting cars back oute valley. so in order to avoid that, what we're recommending people do is get to the park before 8:00 a.m., and if that can't happen, try to time your entrance to be later in the afternoon, 4:00 or 5:00 p.m. >> so the best advice, get there early or perhaps get that text, 333111, correct, for yosemite? >> correct. yep. >> we talked about all the downside in terms of the traffic, but let's talk about the upside. how beautiful is it right now at that national park? >> oh, yeah. the waterfalls are ripping right now. the merced river is gorgeous. we do caution people to be very careful around the merced river just because water levels are very high. and as the heat goes up this weekend, the water level is also going to go up. so we are concerned about river safety. but the valley is green, and it's gorgeous right now. >> i'm looking at the video right now. it is amazing. you got a great job. thanks for joining us. be safe and i hope everything goes well at the park this summer. >>> let's m

family business, you know, that means after school, running home, getting on the bus and going to the west endere, where he would rent the studios and teach until quite late at night. i was with him, so i didn't have that kind of after—school sort of life with my friends and all that. when tony was in his early teens, the family moved to connecticut in the united states, where his father became a music teacher, with tony as his accompanist. opera plays tony sings note i wish i was a tenor just to do this. i wasn't crazy about it at the time, you know, because when i was a teenager, especially, you know, the sound of, "tony, tony." you know, he's ready. the student is ready. you know, i mean...and hearing vocal exercises... he sings scales you know, that kind of... ..that kind of haunting me to this day. i learned with my father how to talk to singers, which is a great advantage for me today. i mean, you've seen me rehearse and i talk to the singers not only about singing in time and in tune, but i tell them about the acting, too, and how to time that with the words and how to... you know, that

. >> people at the west end of yosemite valley fills up.irecting cars back out of the valley. in order to avoid that, we're recommending that people get to the park before 8:00 a.m. >> that's tough to get there that early. and they did say, he appeared on our 7:00 news today. he said they were thinking of reimplementing the reservation system. and you can sign up for text alerts. ymp traffic to the number 333111. >>> let's bring in rob mayeda. yosemite is a nice place to go what would the temperature be like? >> the 80s. >> oh! >> yeah, but long lines. livermore with 102 degrees, guess what the temperature is right now. it is still 76 outside. not the best of nights to leave the windows open and allow the cooler air to come in. it's not showing up in those inland east bay valleys. san jose, 65 degrees. as we head to the north bay, a little cooler now. we're starting to get a little hint. san rafael at 55 degrees. patchy low clouds near san francisco. one spot you can avoid the heat, san francisco. and pacifica, at a. the cooler temperatures

i thought there was a pause in it after the global financial, or as the chinese cool at west end economic crisis. was it suddenly come back again on the agenda, the idea of privatization to defacto help, a few oligarchs in the united states anyway, as well. i think in terms of capitalism and in terms of both string, the profit off of the rich, that model has never gone away. it has showed up in different ways where they to us to economic globalization. whether we have seen it through structural adjustment programs, which was about increasing the profits of corporations, even if it causes cb a hardship to the majority of the people we have seen into the world bank policies of doing business rankings, which was about ranking countries. and what they like to do business with uh, you know, a country which was implementing the labor laws, environmental regulations would get a bit of bad business ranking. whereas a country that was opening itself and offering all kind of incentives, depart, patients to get a good ranking. so if, if you look at the history, this has simply a place for increasing

in the republic and cairo and damascus, they went on this experiment, which, fortunately for the west, endedthe collapse of the united arab republic, but in the fifty-eighth year, the disintegration was not yet discussed, of course. eh, no one knew. uh , how serious you are, how long it will last, but like a threat, she looked to them. here is the state that uh just went. eh, contrary. uh, western interest nationalized the channel goes further. here, yes, it also attracts syria. yes, it looked, probably, a threat. the consequences of the american invasion were a protracted crisis not only in lebanon, but also in the region dependent on it, the entire region, let's call it middle east the arab countries of the middle east are the so-called mashenka because the port service is everything that goes by sea. here through syria is much much much much less. these are the past times, i say, the injection of two large ports , a very large one will be removed and a smaller one in tripoli , so i worked. uh, in the bureau for 6 years and ahead of my work and hmm , i emphasize not a single decade, i thin

as we move into monday, should be a quieter story with a few scattered showers around, starting west endwesterly so the temperature still a little subdued, 14-22. out of temperature still a little subdued, 14—22. out of monday into tuesday there is another area of low pressure pushing on of the atlantic and this will bring more wet weather, not as windy as on friday, and just how far the north of the rain is going to go still in question. rain pushing from the irish sea into the north of england and wales, gradually drifting eastwards. a lot of around on tuesday, best of the sunshine in the south—east corner where we may see the temperature peaking at 23. cool and showery in scotland. that weather front drift eastwards through the night so clearing first thing in the morning setting off into the north sea and allowing a ridge of high pressure to build in behind so if you scattered showers particularly towards the east. england and wales seeing the best of the sunshine on tuesday, lighter winds and with more sunshine 8 degrees degree or two warmer, 23 away from the sharper showers. 0ut aw

how does the west's attempts to absorb the collapsing monopolar world end? and finally, today's program, the trinity survived with all its might to be like the three heroes, but it turned out only for three piglets. on june 24, our country stood on the brink of what we perfectly had in full more than 100 years ago, on the brink of the civil war, a rebellion was raised. at least, this is how the supreme commander called this event, and we have no reason not to trust him. i don't know what was going on in yevgeny prigogine's head when he gave the command. to his heroes yes, and he himself is a hero of russia to go to moscow he forgot history. his officers forgot their oath. don't know. but this is the line that separates the heroes unconditionally heroes who took solidarity as victims. took, artyomovsk and rebels and rebels, probably, require their own research . and maybe we 'll find out in time. i want to understand. how could this happen in our country, this is an attempt. we put so many people 100+ years ago. we put each other our ancestors by the millions

do you think of well regarding the, the west end equipment i just last week was at the front line and in 2 places at the end of the f, d f. and i talked to soldiers with that and they absolutely said the same. they said they have many tests and they say in general they have a bad but they have some kind of a more precise but they all not made for a war. so they are for special operations as soon as they are to reorder even be the machine guns are switching very often very long. they getting hot and they, they get, they broke the breakdown. so the western equipment is really, is some kind. yeah, it's not as good as was a sport and the west and the russian arms, they are able to find what they can shoot and she's interested in. nothing happens less than a weapons. i'm not good for that. it's crazy end up zip at this park. yeah, so it's sad because so many people buying, we got, you know, for no reason maybe i mean this could be and really quite quickly this session. let's look at the political side slide now, especially with presence of landscape and i, he early dismissed. and if you he

the west ending cost of living crisis is a major concern for voters. the downtown ends and bobbies capital head out it is we, a lot of small businesses and st traders operate. and we shop as look for bargains despite high inflation and price increases with goods, the official exchange rates, and the official exchange. that's what is tended to happen over the past few months . is that price is largely been driven by the an official exchange at the end it's movement is also been quite, you know, it's kind of defend that is also translated into prices, conditions the government blames currency, speculate as for the crashing the value of the as in bob, a dollar, as well as businesses using the black market to price the goods. here's my shopping list, and this is what i bought the basics. so should the flour cooking oil? i've spent $16.00 on these groceries. let's go to a bigger supermarket and find out how much the same items will cost. this is what i bought, the same groceries for $31.00 from the store. this is why many's the bobbies because of buying from

. >> reporter: the musical started as a huge hit on london's west end, adapted for the stage by robert the movie's original director. >> this movie's great, everything you want in musical theater. great characters, great story, fabulous music. >> can i see if i could start this thing up? >> reporter: when i got to the set, casey let me take the famous time traveling delorean for a spin. well, almost. so pop this up? >> yeah. just sit down, then you're going to swing your legs in. >> okay. >> a little tight. >> oh-oh. >> yeah, no -- good, good. >> like this? >> yes, exactly like that. you know, i don't really know how to start it -- i could get my friend to help you. >> roger, how does this start? >> it's entirely voice activated. it responds to my voice. not my normal voice but my voice only. let me demonstrate it right now. ahem. start the car! >> now starting the car. >> sounds good. >> it sounds great. if only i could fit, we would really be cooking with gas. maybe i'm not ready to go back in time, but i could try to be as cool as marty mcfly in other ways. for instance, marty's cla

. bombed in the west end. >> what do you think with regard to social media as well?hings that was pointed this was more pointed out was this was more a trial you as trial of social media. you as a podcast or use social media. podcast or you use social media. obviously for your business. do you that perhaps you think that perhaps the governments to look at the governments need to look at the way social media is being used and there should be any sort of any sort of kind of way of sort of mandating a proper sort of way of structuring it so that people cannot be tried by social media in this way. >> well, in a perfect world, that would absolutely be the case. but social media just is inherently pandora's box, inherently a pandora's box, particularly industry and also entertainment industry and also politics. we've seen, politics. as we've seen, criminal activity. and this is obviously a confluence of all of those things as far as as spacey himself goes with social media, he has attempted to steer the narrative in the past couple of years in, to be honest, what we've des

feel that the ecowas group was against them and we are seeing how they have severed ties with the west endeen france, the eu and of course the united states threatening to withdraw aid or support from them and this will affect the people. the decision today but ecowas would have to factor all this into consideration before making a decision. however, iam consideration before making a decision. however, i am also getting new information now that the military leadership in niger has issued a statement saying the ecowas meeting is intended to take action on how to invade the country or carry out a military action in that country. carry out a military action in that count . , ., ., i. country. chris, got to get your insiuhts. country. chris, got to get your insights. following _ country. chris, got to get your i insights. following developments country. chris, got to get your - insights. following developments in nigerfrom neighbouring nigeria. niger from neighbouring nigeria. thank nigerfrom neighbouring nigeria. thank you. kenya says it's ready to lead a multinationalforce in haiti — where c

this is the pressure set—up for the end of the week, friday and the weekend. a deep low out to the westso it could be quite warm on friday, with some sunshine in the south, but with low pressure nearby, there will always been an increasing threat of showers and thunderstorms. israel launches one of its biggest military operations in years. gun battles rage and tensions flare in the west bank city ofjenin. one of the eight pro—democracy activists targeted by the hong kong police speaks to bbc news. and tensions appear to be easing in france as mayors hold rallies calling for an end to the violence.

so the west end equipment is really is some kind. yeah, it's not as good as was a sport and the west and the russian arms, they are able to find what they can shoot entries into it and nothing happens. the rest of the weapons and the boot for that it's, it's crazy end up zip at the sparked president and then he comes you of the world would expect, except that his invest address is talking against them the best that has the job to support his government whether you like it or not, fill in skis, show and then at the nato summit was, was stupid and didn't investigate was the right to mention it. but the incident message that he has no right to do that. so this of this happened and it shows somehow um, the problem and key if they are really the nurse of blake down now and then. and that's why the things like this happened on a same us right from the claim for legion. the is the situation on the front line has become a meat grinder duty to the incompetence of cubes. c'mon, does that. he says and claims that if you need to ship a nose, any

i'm this is denise army in the west ends are for region. the dire for bar association said that slicing between the 2 sides on friday resulted in the killing of 16 civilians, including a family that lost all of its members, with the exception of one who sustained injuries as a result of artillery strikes being exchanged between the 2 sites in the middle of the city. now they've also expressed consent. that's, that those who've been displaced by previous conflict in the guard for region are being targeted once again. and they say that should violence continue, then these people would have nowhere to go to. and that their lives are addressed as a result of the continues fighting, the 1st both sides to end the violence to protect civilian lives. but so far, the fighting continues, not just in the dark for region between other parts of the country as well. here in cartoon, there was several s flights launched by the sudanese army against positions of the parent and the through rapid support forces. including in the southern parts of cartoon, wh

is bringing such temperatures from florida and the south, arizona, california and nevada in the west endemperatures, phoenix, whether national weather service is, they are warning about ground—level ozone posing reading difficulties for children, olderadults reading difficulties for children, older adults and those with respiratory problems. it is hit over 110 fahrenheit, 43 celsius for days in a row, prompting some businesses to curtail hours and a record is likely to fall on tuesday and the most 110 degrees in a row days with that in 1974 and it's bringing some wildfires as well. there were some in southern california and riverside county, that is brought dozens of evacuations and of the fire is burning in arizona and in las vegas they could get up to 117 degrees, 47 celsius and if that happens, that will be the highest ever temperature, ever recorded and more than 100 heat records good for this weekend and due to a high—pressure system. town mayors and governors in the affected states are urging americans to stay out of the sun during the hottest part of the day, to avoid strenuous ex

i've come to london's bustling west end to speak to the happy valley star james norton about his latest to the woman who wants to be labour's next chancellor, rachel reeves. hope to see you at nine tomorrow morning, right here on bbc one. that's it. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. but from me and the team, have a very good night. you're watching bbc news. more now on president biden's decision to send cluster munitions to ukraine. reporter yasmin khatun dewan is in the newsroom with more. the use of cluster bombs is controversial, because of the indiscriminate way in which they operate. they detonate as soon as they hit the ground so anyone in the surrounding area is very likely to be killed or seriously injured. beyond that, almost 40% failed to detonate immediately, meaning they become de—facto land and cause a longer term risk. become de—facto land and cause a longerterm risk. in become de—facto land and cause a longer term risk. in 2008, 120 countries came together to sign a treaty, the convention on cluster munitions, countries that included fran

know, i didn't think it all through as, "oh, my gosh, "you're going to have to sell tickets on the west endce "with a woman that no—one�*s heard of." and i remember when the ticket sales at the beginning, i was like... and people were looking worried and i'm like, "are they not selling?" and this was before it had opened. and they're like, "yeah, it's ok." you know, they keep it all secret from you because they don't want you to lose complete faith. we were so lucky, and this is where you go, thank you, to the critics because the critics came out in incredible support of that play and the tickets sold. and suddenly it was sold out and you couldn't get a ticket. but i think if we'd been crucified, the play would have closed. you know, we wouldn't have made it, because they certainly weren't selling on my name alone. but... ..it�*s so great doing theatre. it's so fun. when it works, it works. there's nothing like it. and you're immediate, and that's the thing i discovered doing it again, was this relationship with an audience that is so immediate and so direct. when the audience claps and che

petersburg, just like moscow quitting the grand deal of the claims, the west ends uphold the agreements. the russian president says he will continue to provide agriculture of goods to the confidence in africa feels the burden of global challenges like no other part of the world in such a challenging environment. look forward to working with our african partners to shape a non discriminatory agenda. for cooperation, many have from good heard of the so called grain deal is initial purpose was to ensure a global foot security or do use the threat of hunger and help the poorest countries of africa, asia, enlighten america. the reason why russia under two's obligation to facilitate its implementation in the 1st place. this deal, however old was publicly advertised by the west as a gesture of good will. the benefit of africa as in fact, been shamelessly used solely for the enrichment of large us and europe in businesses that exported and a result of grain from ukraine. in the meantime, none of the deal provisions relating to the exemption from sanctions to freshen grain and fertilize experts,

. >> okay, so tfl bans west end play >> okay, so tfl bans west end play poster over quote , play posterwedding cake. so no, it's a poster for a broadway comedy and it's called tony and tina's wedding. comedy and it's called tony and tina's wedding . now, obviously, tina's wedding. now, obviously, when you want to sell all a show, you need to come up with a captivating image. so it has tony and tina on top of a cake because it's a wedding cake and tfl in their infinite wisdom, have said that they are promoting obesity and sugary treats and that they need to take down this poster of a cake for a musical. >> it's nonsensical. you can't even eat the cake. it's a musical . musical. >> there's the picture there. you can see. i mean, it's a picture of a wedding. it's not even a particularly big or overly iced wedding cake. it's one of the healthiest wedding cakes i've ever seen. >> i can't help feeling that there is some absolute nutbag who tfl, who just on who works in tfl, who is just on a and they've got triggered a diet and they've got triggered and i can't and they've gone, oh, i can't st

meanwhile historic heat has tightened its grip across the west end south.s expecting to see a record 19th consecutive day of temperatures topping 110 degrees. , off south florida even the water is in the mid 90's, threatening the coral and setting the stage for more powerful hurricanes fueled by warmer ocean temperatures and more insurance companies are pulling out of states deemed high climate risks, so aaa and farmers insurance are the latest companies to pull out of florida and state farm and allstate have stopped accepting new insurance policies in california due to wildfires. >> we think of florida, arizona, louisiana as being popular retirement destinations, in those destinations just got a bit more costlier to move to. insurance companies are realizing that climate change is directly affecting their bottom line. jobina: at least 20 insurance companies have pulled out of louisiana in the past two years. some lawmakers are calling for a federal response to help homeowners. reggie: wilderness rangers want you to keep an eye out for stocked rock formatio

our weapons of the west ends of the alliance, all values of what the alliance believes, the man flowed defense is a very element of the formula of year that makes the united free and peaceful vill, morris must come to them. all this is that we're still working on the wedding, that is on the specific words of such a confirmation that we already understand the fact that your brain will be in the alliance. us president joe biden is now in this away, any of that nature sound. this area he met to u. k. prime minister, but she's to nacken lunda. i didn't also met with controls for the for the 1st time since as carnation. our full set reports from london. 6 this was a brief stuff in the case of the us presidents on route to meet to discussions at the nato summit and miscellaneous and also media handshake at the front door. this is the 5th time really soon. i can, joe biden has met in his many months the president's time in downing street, limited to just 40 minutes. i've been public to expressions of solidarity and cooperation. we had from here to the nato and bill. this was the standards to

was to draw people to a west end show in the west end needs our support theatres need our support. it was support. and that's what it was doing precisely. >> fact, it with m >> in fact, it's it with 1 degrees removed it's almost the against culture the mayor acting against culture in and any, for in this city and if any, for anybody who travels london's anybody who travels on london's tube network, you are constantly barraged with these sort of nannying posters telling you what you can and cannot do , not what you can and cannot do, not to stare at people being nannied by the tannoy constantly. >> they the railway children . >> they the railway children. >> they the railway children. >> if it's wet and you find your footing if you haven't got one. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> in hot weather, carry water. who'd have thought it .7 make sure who'd have thought it.7 make sure that you secure your loose clothing when the train comes through. >> so you don't get dragged and there's and there's messages on all steps you're going up all the steps as you're going up the escalator. >> mine. >> mine

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the sada news agency and the russian foreign minister considered the ideas of the west about how to end the war in ukraine as a result of mental breakdown and personality disorder and said that the west claims to end with negotiations, but first we have to defeat russia in a counterattack, which is strange, minister russia abroad he also said that the country's expectations from the west have not been fulfilled and that moscow does not trust the west. concurrently, this post announced the secret and unannounced visit of the head of the cia william burns to ukraine last month and claimed that benz inspected and officials ukraine's intelligence spoke about the recapture of land and the start of ceasefire negotiations with moscow until the end of 2023. a station in brazil sentenced the former president of this country to an 8-year ban on political activities. seven judges of the supreme court of the election issued in brasilia based on this ruling, barcelona will be barred from running in the upcoming presidential elections in brazil. the reason for the filing of the case against the forme

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most of the farming is in the west end fighting is in the east so we are able to have a little bit ofdown the porch into the black sea really does raise grain prices, which is horrible for the people who need those grains most in africa but it's going to raise grain prices. >> government stimulus does matter. where are we and washington? are the farmers just doing so well they don't need help? >> i think we are seeing soft money prices come down. you know the government will step in. >> not everything is high horsepower. the other stuff seems a little soft. >> we talked about low horsepower tractors moving down in the second half. it is the demand in the pandemic years so i think you saw that and really lacked just the cash crop is where the strong demand is. our hay and forage business is doing better right now so actually we did a little bit better in the second quarter but still expect to be slower than [indiscernible] . >> you always come to play but i think you are just -- i think cnh could be trading here by the end of the year. we are going to think of it as american and you're

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. >> to that point, what if joe manchin or cornel west ends up on the ballot, as a third party candidatember? >> yeah, so, here's the big reveal, right, at the end of the segment. all right, biden versus trump in 2024. if there's no third party, look at this. biden by a point. the effect of a third party, potential third party candidate is small, but it is enough to flip it, and now if a third party candidate is included, look at that. trump by one point, so democrats are the ones who don't want a third party candidate, and this is the polling, this is the data that they're looking at, guys. >> manu, can you -- this was a great big reveal, harry. you backed it up with actual details. explain manchin to people, not broadly, that would take a while, but like on this issue specifically, you have a better read and talk to him more than maybe anybody i know. what's the genesis here of this town hall? >> and why does he keep flirting with this idea? >> it's not clear he's actually all that interested in running for president. he likes his name being out there. he likes being discussed. he want

it, it's, it's a kind of a tens issue for the, for the west end paris for the members of nato. how to deal with this. but they've come quite a bit of a way in the last year. and a hoss is this will broke out. i think there's a growing sense that the only way off to this will really say, guaranteed to, to do crane that it won't be attacked again by russia will be to let it into nato. and the example that the evidence for that is pretty much seen in the, in the cases of countries that have joined nature literacy, sonya landfill, lithuania, countries that are riots up against russia. the sites that have not been invited by russia in part because they are with a native so, so we've got that kind of creeping realization is there and i think you get more and more people kind of acknowledging this. the question, i think for a lot of the, the, the doubters here is like, how do you walk out on the walk circumstance and what is the timing for this? so everybody pretty much agrees. you can't let your trainings and these have just now you can't just, they come to stand there and film used

that means after school, running home and getting home to get on the bus to go to the west end wherewith him. i didn't have that kind of after—school sort of life with my friends and all of that. when tony was in his early teens, the family moved to connecticut in the family moved to connecticut in the united states, where his father became a music teacher with tony as his accomplice. singing. i wish i was a tenner, just to do this. singing. i wasn't crazy about it at the time. because when i was a teenager especially, the sound of people singing tony and hearing vocal exercises, that kind of haunted me to this day. i learned with my father how to talk with singers which is a great advantage for me today. i mean, you have seen me rehearse and i talk to the singer not only about singing in time and in tune, but i tell them about the acting to and how to time that with the words and how that is something that i have nurtured. even unbeknownst to myself over many years, because that is what i think a conductor of opera has to be. at 22, tony got a job at the new york city opera, but it

as for the question, when will politicization end, uh, sports hmm, well then, when hmm the hegemony of the west will end and now, in fact, in the world there is such a serious geopolitical struggle for me to abandon the polar world from the hegemony of one country or group of countries for hmm the sovereignty of states not their independence. i'm sure it's objective and historical a process that will definitely end in the victory of the multipolar world, so they won’t have long to celebrate. e such in quotation marks victory we are rooting for our athletes. here i am, you know the fans, my heart aches for these guys who have been working so hard since childhood. uh, in order to, well, if you don’t win, then to take part in the olympics is , as it were, the crown of all their many years of work and how can you treat like this and ignore the right of the people of countries that constantly talk about some kind of rights far-fetched person as possible, well we hope there will be, sound voices will be those who are not afraid, and those who have their own point of view hmm let's see. rbc please hel