we'll reporter, will hollis.t how the local community feels about the fact it's been announced that . that will be announced that. that will be a site housing 1500 young men crossing , the english channel. crossing, the english channel. we'll also go to catterick in nonh we'll also go to catterick in north yorkshire . really was the north yorkshire. really was the surprise card of the day. it's in the prime minister's constituency and so people are going to be sent there. we're not quite sure yet who are. but at a rally our reporter will join us. we'll get some reaction from up there. but first, some of my thoughts on what's happened today. of my thoughts on what's happened today . this is happened today. this is a government that is all about spin. it is purely a pr machine. anger they must have been so pleased in downing street with themselves this morning as the sun runs. it's huge . front page sun runs. it's huge. front page picture of a ship 0 ship small boat arrivals to live on and to cut . the £3.5 billion

we'll reporter, will hollis.t how the local community feels about the fact it's been announced that . that will be announced that. that will be a site housing 1500 young men crossing , the english channel. crossing, the english channel. we'll also go to catterick in nonh we'll also go to catterick in north yorkshire . really was the north yorkshire. really was the surprise card of the day. it's in the prime minister's constituency and so people are going to be sent there. we're not quite sure yet who are. but at a rally our reporter will join us. we'll get some reaction from up there. but first, some of my thoughts on what's happened today. of my thoughts on what's happened today . this is happened today. this is a government that is all about spin. it is purely a pr machine. anger they must have been so pleased in downing street with themselves this morning as the sun runs. it's huge . front page sun runs. it's huge. front page picture of a ship 0 ship small boat arrivals to live on and to cut . the £3.5 billion

and will hollis, our reporter , is will hollis, our reporter, is there for us right now.l good evening. tell us what's going on behind you . good going on behind you. good evening, nigel. yes, it's become quite a familiar story in the british dialogue right now. it's a conversation that's happening in communities up and down the country where hotels are being used to house asylum seekers. people that are often fleeing war torn countries. but they are often met with objection . and often met with objection. and you can hear that objection from behind me. you said that there is, of course, a parish council meeting. of course, the parish council has very little power to stop hotels being used for by asylum seekers. but the people here in kag, within north—west leicestershire have decided to come down to show the people that represent them, at least on that represent them, at least on that super local level, that they do have a concern. what i've been hearing from people today is that it's not necessarily the people that are coming here or where they're even coming from, it i

and will hollis, our reporter , is will hollis, our reporter, is there for us right now.l good evening. tell us what's going on behind you . good going on behind you. good evening, nigel. yes, it's become quite a familiar story in the british dialogue right now. it's a conversation that's happening in communities up and down the country where hotels are being used to house asylum seekers. people that are often fleeing war torn countries. but they are often met with objection . and often met with objection. and you can hear that objection from behind me. you said that there is, of course, a parish council meeting. of course, the parish council has very little power to stop hotels being used for by asylum seekers. but the people here in kag, within north—west leicestershire have decided to come down to show the people that represent them, at least on that represent them, at least on that super local level, that they do have a concern. what i've been hearing from people today is that it's not necessarily the people that are coming here or where they're even coming from, it i

from nottingham, our east midlands will hollis has more . this time will hollis has more.re. this time pay care platforms rate rail fares are heading one direction but . a 5.9% increase awaits but. a 5.9% increase awaits passengers buying tickets from today. it's the biggest rise in a decade at a time when are being squeezed to pulp . it's being squeezed to pulp. it's a hard reality to swallow . you hard reality to swallow. you kind of reconsider using an alternative such as i a bus so you know of a different transport than getting on the train. it does put me off a bit. i'd probably since the existing price over the last three or four years have already done that anyway. every single year it's gone up and this is the biggest increase. but now i think it's gone too far. it's getting too . the for transport getting too. the for transport says fares for a number of regulated tickets including season and peak a season ticket from nottingham to london for five days costs over £10,000 a year but today that ticket will rise by more than £600 usually. fares go up by july's retail

east midlands reporter will hollis and will one of the residents saying that .ternoon. saying that. good afternoon. yes. well this is a familiar story isn't it, yes. well this is a familiar story isn't it , because of what story isn't it, because of what we've been seeing in recent weeks. hotels being used in parts of the country and then really communities having an objection to it . so as you say, objection to it. so as you say, agatha is , quite a sleepy little agatha is, quite a sleepy little village in north west leicestershire, kind of sandwiched between nottinghamshire, derbyshire and leicestershire . you might know leicestershire. you might know this area because it's quite close to east midlands airport andifs close to east midlands airport and it's going to be used to and it's now going to be used to house around 250 asylum seekers in a hotel that's just in the background behind the hotel has cancelled bookings . it's also cancelled bookings. it's also cancelled bookings. it's also cancelled weddings well as different occasions that it was going to be

east midlands reporter will hollis has more. this man will pay platform ., but . a 5.9% one direction, but. a 5.9% increase awaits passengers buying tickets from today. it's the biggest rise in a decade at a time when purses are being squeezed to pulp. it's a hard reality to swallow . you kind of reality to swallow. you kind of reconsider using an alternative such as? like a bus or, you know , of a different transport than getting on the train. it does put me off a bit. i'd probably since the existing price rises over the last three or four years, have already done that anyway. every single year it's gone up and this is the biggest increase. but now i think it's gone far. it's getting too gone too far. it's getting too high . the department for high. the department for transport fares for a number of regulated tickets, including season and off peak . a season season and off peak. a season ticket from nottingham . to ticket from nottingham. to london for five days costs over £10,000 a year, but from today. that ticket will rise by more than £600, usually far

and our will hollis is in our reporter will hollis is in swansea for morning.eems as though these kinds of gas explosions on the rise . gas explosions are on the rise. yes, well, yes . today a major yes, well, yes. today a major incident was declared in relation to what i'm told is still a suspect to a gas explosion . if you just look down explosion. if you just look down behind me, if i just step to the side, you can see in the background that there is still a large police presence here on clydach road, which is in morriston in south wales, in swansea . you can see that since swansea. you can see that since we last spoke around about an hour ago, a truck has arrived and in fact two trucks have arrived and it's quite safely to assume that that's going to be the trucks that are used to clear up the road and start to clear up the road and start to clear away the remains of what is somebody home and the remains of people's homes around. now, the real tragedy , of course, the real tragedy, of course, that we heard late last night is that we heard late last night is

well our reporter will hollis has more and reflects upon those extracted and rare events. within 48 hours. their refusal to do so will result in military conflict commenced at a time of our choosing . 2003 will be known for choosing. 2003 will be known for little else in modern memory other than the start the iraq war . a coalition led by the war. a coalition led by the united states bolstered through british support today marks 20 years since parliament voted in favour of the invasion , with favour of the invasion, with tony blair as prime minister. the decision was made against a backdrop of public protest . one backdrop of public protest. one big question guiding the turmoil was the invasion legal major general chapman is a former senior british military commander to central command. the war had been underpinned . by the war had been underpinned. by unscr 1441, which was had run unscr1441, which was had run its day , and that saddam hussein its day, and that saddam hussein had to get rid of his weapons of mass destruction . of course, mass destruction. of course, that w

will hollis gb news news day.ng the now we're going to be ending the show with a debate relating to the budget. one of the controversial and also celebrated things in budget was the chancellor's announcement . working parents in announcement. working parents in england will be given health care free, childcare, sorry for children the age of five from nine months old, actually by september 20, 25. i want to ask whether mums should work should be encouraged to work or . should be encouraged to work or. should they actually stay at home to raise their children? it sounds a bit of a an old fashioned question to ask but i think it's still very relevant indeed. joining now is political commentator bushra sheikh and child development dr. amanda gummer. thank you very much indeed for joining gummer. thank you very much indeed forjoining me. now, i'm not sure on which side of the debate either of you are so well we'll find out together . bushra, we'll find out together. bushra, should we start with you ? what should we sta

our east midlands reporter will hollis has more forgotten mother's day .ham. mothering sunday means non—stop work for sally . her fellow work for sally. her fellow florists . it's a predominantly florists. it's a predominantly busy day today , busy all year, busy day today, busy all year, but mother's day, everybody fighting for the moment the dad survives the children's gift to the moms. and it's just a lovely like each bouquet every is unique . moms like each bouquet every is unique. moms like all like each bouquet every is unique . moms like all different unique. moms like all different things this . one's for some. do things this. one's for some. do you like to a bit of blank but mother's day when you've left to the last minute you can't be too picky. some people are disappointed because they haven't ordered beforehand, so it is what we have in the shop, but always have a vast array of everything. on mother's day sales bloom by 70% and here at the shop that means needing to call in. like debra . this is call in. like debra. this is condition of the flo

will hollis gb their engine. will hollis gb news in gedling ? i think it's news in gedling? i didn't think it's. but whenever the legislation was, i was aware of the legislation being brought in whenever it was. and so as a result, i mean, i guess i used to i'd like i say everyone did. yeah, but you just saw it now, when i see people do it i think, oh what are you doing. be doing that be doing. that shouldn't be doing. i didn't know that was coming. no, i the heating on court i keep the heating on in court cause often on the road. cause i'm often out on the road. i the heating it's up. i keep the heating on. it's up. if naughty little engine, if that naughty little engine, though, it's about halfway is how halfway just how halfway healthy. and just keep on in the heat. keep the heating on in the heat. heat engine. it's not. heat for the engine. it's not. no. that's. that's yeah, no. well, that's. that's yeah, that's. no, i wasn't aware of that. but it's certainly an issue outside schools. the children. it'sjust issue outside schools. the children. it's just a waste of fuel p

we will ask holly and riley who have been leading this effort to protect women's sports coming up. >> john: fox news alert, waiting an update in the pentagon after another suspected iranian missile strike targeting a u.s. military base in syria. hello, i'm john roberts in washington. sandra, we made it to friday. >> sandra: we did, the afternoon will hold a lot of news. we'll watch for the pentagon briefing. this is "america reports." tensions between the u.s. and iran turning deadly during three separate incidents in syria in the past 24 hours. a suspected iranian drone hit a coalition base in northeast syria, killing an american contractor and wounding five u.s. service members. the pentagon says president biden ordered airstrikes in retaliation, going after iranian-backed forces in eastern syria. >> john: and a new wave of missile strikes targeted another u.s. military base. iran's deadly attack on americans comes at the same time president biden faces growing criticism of his handling of the middle east. yesterday the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff told congress iran is on

will hollis gb news corby . and of hollis gb news corby.and itself with the snp meeting to push . the vote for meeting to push. the vote for first minister with humza yousaf likely to be voted in with the support of the scottish greens, although have to say douglas ross of labour in scotland says . he will also put his name forward candidate for first minister, so they may be a little bit of tension there in scotland at a later . we'll scotland at a later. we'll update you from hollyrood on. but that's reflect as we told you at the top of the programme an issue many looking to buy an easter egg of course with the season approaching but the pnces season approaching but the prices of sweets fizzy jumping through the roof price inflation's the shops hitting a new high in march these figures telling us british retail consortium saying that rising sugar and cocoa on moneyfacts can cost pushing food inflation for the year to 15% in march, up from 14% last month. the price of fresh food, not 17% higher than last year, the highest on record on the

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i supposedly forest, guards over myself in the future , the museum's samosa exposition will be replenished. at hollythe khimshase will show up their sable gallery with portraits, family trees and emblems of their belarusian magnates. yury kornilovich victor baka, korean region. you know the horseshoe, or the dolphins near the brestsel historical highway, the city is being reconstructed and there is an inscription above one of the facades, judging by them, before the war, there was a temple near the shoe. and where did you sell fish, so it's not on foot, similar to nakhodka in the city of kolya, ten such artifacts and more in detail about them, maria triples. history spoke about the walls of this inscription on the facade. amal 100 godobus havana under a thick layer of tynka with the find of buduniukov, passed away and on the surface and added to the authenticity of thousands of ready-made obrests. the inscription on the cob passed the hystovode served as a nameplate and you can mimic from the captured letters that earlier they sold materials from iron in this house, you can immediately say that he w

derby railway station with our reporter will hollis . and reporter will hollis. now, if you've been watching the news in the last couple of days, you probably that the best news were going to get around the railways was that network rail an rmt deal. but if here in the midlands in the east and of course not that and in derby, of course not that has been top dropped massively because is a very thing because this is a very thing great british railways the hq will be coming to . and that will be coming to. and that essentially means that derby was chosen more favourable . over all chosen more favourable. over all of those are the places that you've listed the department transport says that particular because of that railway history the heritage that goes back around 200 or so years right to the earliest steam trains is one of the things that gave a real big tick in the box of derby as well as. things like the applications levelling up agenda, the contribution to that. but also the contribution that. but also the contribution that can give to other transport connecti

holly will ship, but it's the peppy. those top do education file command, people, the capitals up custom and culture and the language despite what son calls a peaceful life, many neighbors in evergreen were against the city council unanimously approving a new buddhist temple tuesday at night. >> how is that possible? but you rezone a piece of land. to do something that's been in the first place. and make it right. it just doesn't make sense to neighbors. >> nick pham is a former planning commissioner. he says the average house in the neighborhood is 2000 square feet that employs designed to be 14,000 square feet, allowing 300 visitors at any time in house 8 months. it was the neighbors felt. >> that the council members. >> make a personal vote. the city did add some restrictions. they include delaying the opening time from 07:00am to 09:00am and shortening the hours of operation by 2 hours and removing the outdoor smoking area. >> the temple is not glaze any put a neighbor. >> the temple will be funded by billionaire chr

i'm going to go live now to gb news is east midlands reporter will hollis, who's at a famous militarygiving it a lot attention, shining a light it since scampton in light on it since scampton in lincolnshire, the former home of the well, what's the dambusters. well, what's going are .7 yeah going on where you are? yeah good afternoon, patrick. yeah, this is just outside the dambusters in which is the local pub here in scampton village. if you went maybe a hundred metres behind it, you'd find yourself in the middle of that raaf base that has such a lot of history and is celebrating its 80th anniversary since that dambusters raid. but of course nobody's really talking about that right now in scampton because everybody is talking about the news today that robert has been announcing the scampton is one of four different bases that are going to be used to house asylum seekers here in scampton. it's expected be around 1500 asylum seekers going to be housed in so—called temporary accommodation on that already off base. and people here are certain quite worried from the conversations that i'v

well, very, very much, well, thank very, very much, will hollis. expertly said, we will be keeping you up to what goes on at to date with what goes on at that residents of that hotel. local residents of quite concerned to say the least, about it. let's get though an afghan perspective on story now and i am pleased to be joined by darius nasi who was joined by darius nasi me who was born in afghanistan and came to the in 1999 when he was just the uk in 1999 when he was just a few months old. now last year he the first british afghan to stand election for the conservative party . and as you conservative party. and as you could just see there, he joins me you very me the studio. thank you very much coming into the studio. much for coming into the studio. great have you the great to have you on the show what do make the fact what do you make of the fact that is just that local is not just allies ise in several different communities are very concerned about the influx of asylum seekers to that local area . well seekers to that local area. well i think th

just access manchester with sophie reaper will hollis and kettering are the hairdressers a butchers? it's not just obviously what the politicians are saying in westminster, how it is. in westminster, it's how it is. and the is it's serious. and the point is it's serious. but does this impact you as but how does this impact you as listeners to gp news? how is it going to affect them in the pocket in all sorts of ways, yeah, clearly they're yeah, because clearly they're going to and deliver as going to try and deliver this as a growth. but you a budget for growth. but you know going to be the cost know what's going to be the cost for that going and for getting that going and where does happen and does the investment happen and is it going to really help in the short term cost of living crisis? because clearly we've got the extension on the extra three months on fuel which is three months on on fuel which is going make easier. going to make things easier. yeah, lot people are yeah, but a lot people are asking am to be asking when am i going to be better off, when i'm going to be feeling

consequences still very raw for the international community and veterans who served to our rapporteur, will hollisas more. saddam hussein and his sons must leave iraq within 48 hours. their refusal to do so will result in military conflict commenced at a time of our choosing . 2003 will be known our choosing. 2003 will be known for little else in modern memory other than the start of the iraq war. a coalition led by the united states , bolstered through united states, bolstered through british support . today marks 20 british support. today marks 20 years since parliament voted in favour of the invasion . with favour of the invasion. with tony blair as prime minister, the decision was made against a backdrop of mass public protest . one big question guiding the turmoil was the invasion legal? maj general chip chapman is a former senior british military commander to us central command . the war had been an underpin and by unscr 1441, . the war had been an underpin and by unscr1441, which was diplomacy. it had run its day and that saddam hussein had to get rid of his weapons of mass destruction . of

east midlands reports that will hollis, who is currently at the protest involving angry residents in g with leicestershire against the planned housing of around 250 migrants. at a local hotel. and i believe we can bring will up now. i think we can actually . now. i think we can actually. so. well i believe he was outside this particular hotel. if not, we will go to the panel in just a second. but there we go. i think well might be there. yes he is. good stuff. just aboutin yes he is. good stuff. just about in time now. well, what's the mood like where you and the mood like where you are and who got with you? oh who have you got with you? oh yeah. patrick. yeah. well, we've been bringing it all day on gb news. the reaction from local people after they found out about a week ago that 250 or so asylum seekers would be moving in to the local hotel . what's in to the local hotel. what's been happening today ? this been happening today? this second protest, the first one with last week is the there's been a parish council meeting where they've going to be talking about it. they have been ta

east midlands reports that will hollis, who is currently at the protest involving angry residents in g with leicestershire against the planned housing of around 250 migrants. at a local hotel. and i believe we can bring will up now. i think we can actually . now. i think we can actually. so. well i believe he was outside this particular hotel. if not, we will go to the panel in just a second. but there we go. i think well might be there. yes he is. good stuff. just aboutin yes he is. good stuff. just about in time now. well, what's the mood like where are and the mood like where you are and who got with you? oh who have you got with you? oh yeah. patrick. yeah. well, we've been bringing it all day on gb news. the reaction from local people after they found out about a week ago that 250 or so asylum seekers would be moving in to the local hotel . what's in to the local hotel. what's been happening today ? this been happening today? this second protest, the first one with last week is the there's been a parish council meeting where they've going to be talking about it. they have been ta

holly will ship, but it's the peppy. those top do education file command, people, capitals up to do custom and culture and the language despite what son calls a peaceful life, many neighbors in evergreen were against the city council unanimously approving a new buddhist temple tuesday night. >> how is that possible? but you rezone a piece of land. to do something thatls been put in the first place. and make it right. it just doesn't make sense to neighbors. >> nick pham is a former planning commissioner. he says the average house in the neighborhood is 2000 square feet. the temple is designed to be 14,000 square feet, allowing 300 visitors at any time in house 8 it was the neighbors felt. >> that the council members. >> make a personal vote. the city did add some restrictions. they include delaying the opening time from 07:00am to 09:00am and shortening the hours of operation by 2 hours and removing the outdoor smoking area. >> the temple is not glaze to any put a neighbor. >> the temple will be funded by billionaire chr

holly will ship, but it's the peppy do education file command, people, capitals up custom and culture and the language despite what son calls a peaceful life, many neighbors in evergreen were against the city council unanimously approving a new buddhist temple tuesday night. >> how is that possible? but you rezone a piece of land. to do something that's been 5th in the first place. and make it right. it just doesn't make sense to neighbors. >> nick pham is a former planning commissioner. he says the average house in the neighborhood is 2000 square feet. the temple is designed to be 14,000 square feet, allowing 300 visitors at any time and house 8 it was the neighbors felt. >> but the council members. >> make a personal vote. the city did add some restrictions. they include delaying opening time from 07:00am to 09:00am and shortening the hours of operation by 2 hours in removing the outdoor smoking area. >> the temple is not glaze to and the put a neighbor. >> the temple will be funded by billionaire chris larson's wife, lena lamb. head of the commuter buddhist foundation. lamb said in

holly will ship, but it's the peppy. thos top do education.e, capitals up to do custom and culture and the language despite what son calls a peaceful life, many neighbors in evergreen were against the city council unanimously approving a new buddhist temple tuesday at night. >> how is that possible? but you rezone a piece of land. to do something that 5th in the first place. and make it right. it just doesn't make sense to neighbors. >> nick pham is a former planning commissioner. he says the average house in the neighborhood is 2000 square feet that employs designed to be 14,000 square feet, allowing 300 visitors at any time in house 8 months. it was the neighbors felt. >> that the council members. >> make a personal vote. the city did add some restrictions. they include delaying opening time from 07:00am to 09:00am and shortening the hours of operation by 2 hours in removing the outdoor smoking area. >> the temple is not glaze any put a neighbor. >> the temple will be funded by billionaire chris larson's wife lena lamb. head of the commuter

holly will ship, but it's the peppy. those top do education. >> file command, people, capitals up custom and culture and the language. >> despite what son calls a peaceful life, many neighbors in evergreen were against the city council unanimously approving a new buddhist temple tuesday night. >> how is that possible? but you rezone a piece of land. to do something that 5th in the first place. and make it right. it just doesn't make sense to neighbors. >> nick pham is a former planning commissioner. he says the average house in the feet. the temple is designed to be 14,000 square feet, allowing 300 visitors at any time and house 8 it was the neighbors felt. >> but the council members. >> make a personal vote. the city did add some restrictions. they include delaying opening time from 07:00am to 09:00am and shortening the hours of operation by 2 hours in removing the outdoor smoking area. >> the temple is not glaze any put a neighbor. >> the temple will be funded by billionaire chris larson's wife, lena lamb. head of the

. >> glaze to any nice, put a neighbor, not plays the faw, holly will ship, but it's the peppy. those top do education command, people, capitals up custom and culture and the language. >> the city did add some restrictions on the hours of operation and removing the outdoor smoking area. the plan is to break ground on the temple this summer. but neighbors are still exploring their legal options. >> san jose police meanwhile are investigating a former city employee for allegedly sexually assaulting multiple underage victims. 33 year-old of bar as has been arrested now after police say a child came forward saying that he sexually assaulted them over the course of several years. the police investigation revealed that there are a potential survivors ranging from ages 6 to 13 years old. they say nevarez was previously employed as a community activity worker for the city of san jose. and police now looking for more information regarding any of the survivors that are out there and they're encouraging people who may know more about this to contact the assault investigations unit. in the

holly will ship, but it's the peppy. those top do education flower command, people, capitals up custom and culture and the language despite what son calls a peaceful life, many neighbors in evergreen were against the city council unanimously approving a new buddhist temple tuesday at night. >> how is that possible? but you rezone a piece of land. to do something that 5th in the first place. and make it right. it just doesn't make sense to neighbors. >> nick pham is a former planning commissioner. he says the average house in the neighborhood is 2000 square feet that employs designed to be 14,000 square feet, allowing 300 visitors at any time in house 8 months. it was the neighbors felt. >> that the council members. >> make a personal vote. the city did add some restrictions. they include delaying opening time from 07:00am to 09:00am and shortening the hours of operation by 2 hours in removing the outdoor smoking area. >> the temple is not glaze any put a neighbor. >> the temple will be funded by billionaire chris larson'

holly will ship, but it's the peppy. those top do education. command, people, capitals up custom and culture and the language despite what son calls a peaceful life, many neighbors in evergreen were against the city council unanimously approving a new buddhist temple tuesday night. >> how is that possible? but you rezone a piece of land. to do something that's been put in the first place. and make it right. it just doesn't make sense to neighbors. >> nick pham is a former planning commissioner. he says the average house in the neighborhood is 2000 square feet. the temple is designed to be 14,000 square feet, allowing 300 visitors at any time in house 8 it was the neighbors felt. >> that the council members. >> make a personal vote. the city did add some restrictions. they include delaying the opening time from 07:00am to 09:00am and shortening the hours of operation by 2 hours and removing the outdoor smoking area. >> the temple is not glaze to any put a neighbor. >> the temple will be funded by billionaire chris larson's wife lena lamb. head o

wills it. i'll be back very soon. learning all alone, holly only are the kids. let me call them. no one will ever. yeah. kids come in. wish your father a safe trip up bigger? one way dear father, my book more, but because i presume notable baba. sometimes when i'm alone, will i worry about my family a lot to mother because on my 1st trip to europe, my wife was heavily pregnant. the guilt of leaving her alone like that and telling her lie worried me a little bit young up and my husband hello. hello. i was since then, i made the decision to go and the best thing is to finish. i get back to her as soon as i can to got to my mother was gonna tell her to go to go up. another medic got him. that decision was very difficult or whatever. and i never talked about it again, i just lived with the yo yos, we are taking him a new one. my even better. yeah. it will be back in no time over in charlotte holling a holland, but when jonathan been sick you of yourself and the children were safe. janea do 12 . okay. bye bye. mm your name please. i said probably about what's your name? my job. i'm sor

who better to bring us this than our very own east midlands reports that will hollis who is that for in derby . good afternoon. yeah. in derby. good afternoon. yeah. bnan in derby. good afternoon. yeah. brian if you'd come to me a few moments ago, it was actually raining for the sun's come out just in time for here, patrick. this, of course, is the news that derby has been waiting for the few months , because it the last few months, because it was up against big contenders like newcastle birmingham like newcastle and birmingham doncaster as well. but it has today been given opportunity to host the headquarters for great british railways? great british railways is of course the government body that's going to be taking network rail is , going be taking network rail is, going to absorb network rail in their response . it's going be response. it's going to be taking a whole load of responsibilities from the department transport and ultimately it's because of reform. so it's going to be taking over things , fair taking over things, fair pricing, timetables , contracts, pricing, timetable

the other hand people will seem bad for the device. it's holly from the work to something that helps us to get better get closer to your future president, coming in for having these 4 western ideas here. probably to do the protested, but i don't think that even president has a moment. it seems that our, our government rest seem to be georgia by bringing this law may be a bit more complicated to be involved in the life of georgia society. that is why you're not this for medical, which has the same to to law is again this one because you have to pay for medicaid sufficient. don't want to have some obstacles. the thing is with you. but i would like to mention that having any will doesn't mean that can make some barriers to both execution or the role in north about accepting before. in general, the fierce battle for the city of our to mosque also known as back move, continues as the head of the wagner groups, those russian forces have taken control over the eastern part of the key city. he added, the russian army now has the most modern military capa

here she will stop yes, yes, yes, yes. well holly we are fortunately invisible in this state.ies to enter it, but then the situation throws her away, how away the champagne and in the end she remains, uh, in this, by the way, now the movie, because in film, she is. well, as it were , it lands on this correct lane. yes, all this is according to a in the book she, on the contrary , breaks away into the third cosmic one. let's discuss the movie. ah, how it differs from the book in the book there is no love story between the narrator, uh and uh, the heroines between them are friendly love friendship. i would say that friendship is admiration, but in no way and there are no yes yes, there are no erotic experiences in this sense, but in the film they tell us a story, well, relatively speaking, cinderella yes, like, i met the principle of such a moment that uh breakfast at tiffany's in the film is some kind of almost product placement tiffany they hang out in this store open some boxes. and by the way, i’m not a film critic, but i’m sure that this store paid for everything there, tha

no indication that he will be headed to new york in the immediate time. holly, thank you for joining us. joining me now to talk more about all of this is zachary carter. a lawyer who served as corporation counsel for new york city under mayor elda lazio. u.s. attorney for the -- mayor bill de blasio, and u.s. attorney under bill clinton. thank you for joining us. >> glad to be here. bobby: one question i have for you, having served as u.s. attorney. this case was already sort of out there when michael cohen pled guilty years ago and served time in prison for the entire stormy daniels affair. at the time federal prosecutors chose not to bring charges against donald trump. do you have insight as to why that was and what the thought process was from federal prosecutors? >> in the first instance at the time he was a sitting president. when the that is first came to the attention of federal prosecutors. according to long-standing department of justice guidelines it was believed that it was inappropriate to bring an indictment against a sitting president. thereafter,

so what are they about holly that wish that album football will. there was a good ball that about the water gibson was momento bozza. what about a fellow be the one that didn't know they got onto the lake r o d o w e. what would your hidden town hall nice, elliot, town hall bulky google horrible. that it was raising the sun. wow. holly holly, it get to fuck with in the final episode of the food, they didn't real pool between the jar heading factions, freshman leak systems of afghans cinema that i got. yeah. quoted to get ahold of sophie to be sure to plato, so it won't get cold willa know why you all got that was easy, normal hobble show up bozeman joy back over. ah, a, in a concert hole in baghdad. away from the conflict and chaos from the war, sectarian bonnets and sanction the rocky national symphony orchestra has full to perform classical and traditional arab music. in the face of all adversity, ah, al jazeera will tell it's challenging story. symphony for iraq on al jazeera ah, allow government oh al jazeera where ever you a ah.

this year will not be an exception for me, uh, on april 21 , a grandiose show will not be afraid of this word in crocus city hollis and i invite you all. i will be glad to see you only, of course, also necessarily. well, we will also celebrate my mother's anniversary. be healthy galina nikolaevna, i now see in whom valeria is such a beauty. that's right it's clear an apple from an apple tree, tell me, in general, a woman should pay attention to the numbers in her passport. it seems to me, look, do not look at the passport, this will not be of any use, in my opinion. uh-huh, you look at your passport and only regret that how many years. and if this is a lottery ticket, you must definitely look at the numbers, the more he wins, the more he wins, as here on the day of the holiday. we are special. uh, we confess our love to our wives to our sisters. oh well, daughters. well, and, of course, the mother-in-law by itself. today we have a special day today is exactly 20 years since we met fantastic, how we pulled out lucky tickets. this is wonderful. how do you live surrounded by such an abundance of beauty. you know you

a consistent standard of quality care as a protesting about that and our east midlands reporter will hollischoice. to make sure st john care workers soon to be without anyone to care for new nhs home care contracts in lincolnshire cut out small businesses in favour of just four companies outside . of just four companies outside. mid management offices in sleaford . carers like esme say sleaford. carers like esme say theirjobs sleaford. carers like esme say their jobs and sleaford. carers like esme say theirjobs and patients are at risk. the people we have , we risk. the people we have, we will lose, they will be sent this new provider, you know, we've had years with them. the nhs currently use around 70 smaller care providers across the whole of lincolnshire new contracts don't include them. some of azam's patients at lincolnshire homecare need mental health support . she's mental health support. she's concerned for their future . if concerned for their future. if they're taken away, they up such a rapport with their regular support workers and you know, we feel we know them inside out. the

will. have you been going mother? could all my holly toddy cart on the mall? can shide on horseback? motion can morrow m o b b t. m. hope zaya shall know. han boss. tell a q off his la mean. but but a lot of dr. mcgee will as well as if you buzz started body 100 could you walk us? she's a but but how does he have it to fuck with? does that have all the stuff i'm here, father. so we should didn't get all of all that i called roger koval masha off make when i have all the chevy vessel. how do you say a b, i told her boss that molded as you can reach it on a, by the exhaust it was just on i was, this is law equity in the by level says law, me will push it on haul by. it's called be today, but i've never been out of it. how me she's over that. i'll do. i have decor, autumn issues. while as i moved that i would get, how much should i get ducked out unless you don't catch me as if that's a lot of all signals to say need push, got them, get companies, you'll find 1000000 missing the universe. now want us, you'll find really the 3. wow. ok. good. i wanted to know i had to call about the shot

holly. so we will see where that goes. but that is one thing that the white house has already expressed support for boris bianna. and no doubt there's still a lot of uncertainty in the financial sector, specifically among those small to midsize regional banks. jeremy diamond, thank you. we want to turn now to the billionaire accused of union busting tactics this morning, the outgoing ceo of starbucks, howard schultz, testified before a senate committee led by his foil, senator bernie sanders. yeah, he opened by accusing starbucks of the most aggressive and illegal campaign against unions in the modern history of our country. think about a multi billion dollar company. with unlimited resources with all kinds of lawyers, advisors consultants, and yet they have not yet signed. one contract with any of their nearly 300 unionized shops. madigan is here now with more cement. how exactly a starbucks being accused of working against unions. well this was quite the showdown right? on the one hand you have the most progressive or on

what do i you, lou, will hopefully all the full so hollis, when we got for through what the, what i mean. even a lot of water from an cup in for just more casual than was an empty timber jeannine. yes. the hot mush remote into your google mitchell. ha. you went to hamas? him a, jody slammy, he mcdonald nichol. alexa, the issue dill, much mold locale. eat le mccomb on every team. should janine kiss simulation. grandma odeman defido shania kiss image lead dude to similar. she'll mccomb, she will or not in a will or marine, you're dying. one of chiefly like them become one shape limitless, seem or seem grow mother when in humming for your whim. how did nathan? yeah, i'll miss how asked if prime minister benjamin netanyahu is formation of a far right coalition government. and he would have an impact of that area who michelle. michelle ought to be a lawyer to for thought to be the amongst the colonial. we are talking who ident commitment and negation part that ayla. how admired it, must to half about who we are kado. i just have it tell you i will relic garcia's to put b y the l. o. he had wh

will, have you been again? if no mother could all my holly toddy cart on the molten shots on horseback, michigan morrow in a motel. if it be, be them. hope zaya shawl bought those hod boss. tyler q off his la mean. but barbara claude, amanda. dr. mcgee will as much as you boss. started body hunter. because you want me to say it was kind of us. she's a bad habit to follow up to that. a lot of stuff. i mean, father, so we should didn't get all of all that i called roger koval the shut off make up by have what all the chevy vessel how you say a lobby, a. hi tanya, boss. dunham over there, you can reach us on our by the exhorted the war reaches on why this is law equity in the by level says law me will push on whole by it's called will be due to my have never been out of it. how me, she's over that i'll do, i have declaration. while as i moved that we would get how much it and get dr. let me as if it's a lot more segment to say the price of the company is 5000000 miss universe. now want us, you'll find really 3 why i went to the casino at this point about a shot, a call. we would have mom and i would, i didn't get it

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if allah wills it, i'll be back very soon. learning all hello holly, owner of the kids. it let me call them no 111. yeah. kids come and wish your father a safe trip up bigger money. dear father, my book more public as a political now to go back. alba. sometimes when i'm alone, i worry about my family a lot to my them because on my 1st trip to europe, my wife was heavily pregnant. the guilt of leaving her alone like that and telling her lie must be worried me along with you or not, but my husband, hello. hello. i was since then it did not. i made the decision to go and the best thing is to finish. i get back to her as soon as i can to got a mom was gonna tell her to go to go up another medic government. that decision was very difficult. there were and i never talked about it didn't work. and i just lived with the yo yos, we are deck, i'm a new one. my in them are young. oh, i'll be back in no time in shallow hurrying a holland. well, when isn't good, take care of yourself and the children were safe. janea do 12. okay. bye bye. ah your name please. with i said properly up

what do i you, lou, will hopefully all the fall. so hollis, when we run for through obama, given a lot are bought from an cup and for cash off more cash. almost an empty timber jeanene. yes, boat must smote lazoodo. you'll go, mitchell. ha, you went to hamas? him a, jody slammy, he mcdonald nichol. alexa, the issue didn't much molt locale. eat le mccomb on every team shoot? jeanine dissemination, gramma odeman defido shania kiss image lead macdougald to similar. she'll mccomb. she will or not, in a will or marine, you're dying. one of chiefly like them become one shape, limitless, seem or seem quite well mother, when in humming for your whim. how did nathan? yeah, i'll miss how asked if prime minister benjamin netanyahu is formation of a far right coalition government. he would have an impact of that area who michelle . michelle ought to be. i will. oh yeah. to for thought to be be along to cologne. we are talking. we, i don't to limit a notation here car that i la, hold night muff to half about who we are kado. i just have a tell you i will

holly out elections. there might be a government that will curtail the right to run to office by minorities and there are some proposals that will have that affect it directly and make it how the free elections and make it really impossible for a change of regime. i think those are the real fears of opposition and it's part of a great you're, you're taking that power out of the courts and really curtailing judicial independence will make it difficult to protect the basic rights of the evidence of israel always writes, not only the right to the but other basic right, right. the quality freedom speech. and these are the rest of this year. thank you so much for that guy laurie from the israel democracy institute. thank you very it's a brief look at some more stories making headlines around the world will start in spain, where fire fighters in the east of the country are still battling to contain the 1st major while of the season. 5 days after it began. places for more than 1500 people to leave their homes. officials of play the early start with the 5 phase and on climate change. at least 16 people have been

another funeral will be held on saturday for holly scruggs at covenant presbyterian church, where herher is the lead pastor. at least 3911 calls were released on thursday. we're told that the fbi is still going through the shooter's notebook and that any information related to a motive or the writings that were left behind by the shooter will not be released this week. carlos suarez, cnn, nashville, tennessee, coming up a jury rules on the lawsuit involving actress when it's paltrow and the collision she had years ago with another skier. that story ahead. there's a new victim of identity theft every three seconds. and checking your credit score or bank statementss may not be enough to alert you. that's's because identity threas appear in more places than you realize. identity thieves can use your information to open loans, transfer home titles, even commit crimes. someone stole my information and try to buy a car in my name. lifelock monitors for threats to your identity, including ones you may miss and alerts you if there is an issue, and if you're a victim , dedicated us based resto