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Extremely fluid. we simply don t know extremely fluid. we simply don t know where he is right now. if he does know where he is right now. if he does show know where he is right now. if he does show up in belarus, i think in lots of does show up in belarus, i think in lots of folks does show up in belarus, i think in lots of folks are sceptical that he williust lots of folks are sceptical that he willjust go off quietly into retirement. and, even if he does show retirement. and, even if he does show up retirement. and, even if he does show up in retirement. and, even if he does show up in belarus, there will be a lot of show up in belarus, there will be a lot of remaining questions. is he still had lot of remaining questions. is he still had of lot of remaining questions. is he still had of the wagner operation? with wagner continue to exist in its current with wagner continue to exist in its current form? 0r with wagner continue to exist in its current form? or is h ....
Scientists we saw so much during the pandemic, sir patrick vallance. catherine burns, thanks very much. the women s ashes series is under way in nottingham. it s a different format to the men s event england are playing australia in a test match at trent bridge, but this will be followed by a number of one day and t20 matches. england haven t beaten australia in the women s ashes for nine years. at lunch, the visitors are 100 for two. jo currie reports. test stadiums and record ticket sales. this women s ashes is promising to be the biggest and best yet. what are you hoping to see on day one of the test? lots of australian wickets. 0r, vice versa, lots of england runs. looking forward to seeing the women play well. and exciting cricket. and beating the aussies into the ground. - yeah! england haven t won the ashes now since 201a. if that s to change this summer, they say they re going to need to do things a little bit differently, and disrupt australia, who have now been so dominant ....
So. despite promising integrity, integrity, professionalism, accountability at every level, he has shown he is too weak to stand up to borisjohnson and his sycophants, which is profoundly generous, as if we cannot have a prime minister who stands up for standards, what have we got? all we have had so far is mealy mouthed statements. it was on him to show an example they have mps, instead, he has proactively said he doesn t want to influence anybody for the powers that integrity at every level? if the prime minister cannot even show leadership, when it comes to holding lies to account, how can he expect the people of this country to trust a on anything? is it least planning to say something of note after the vote? 0r, to say something of note after the vote? or, is hisjudgment so poor that he is sitting this out completely? here s a prime minister, we should know where he stands. i asked the leader, has a prime minister at least read the report? does he personally endorsed the conclusio ....
Open world adventure, 0utlaws, as well as a return to the world of james cameron s big, blue feline folk in avatar: frontiers of pandora. iam na vi. living it up with the common folk. xbox had a couple of aces up its sleeve. a larger than life richard ayoade gave us an early look at the next game in the fable fantasy franchise. you see, i m not here to slay legendary beasts. i m here to conquer the vegetable. not a euphemism. more fantasy action from developers 0bsidian with avowed. you re either here to save us. ..0r destroy us. ready? i love this part. least surprising of all, we got a long look at the latest game from legendary roleplaying developers bethesda and their epic space exploration title, starfield. with a massive number of customisation options ....
Unconscious bias, and for me, i knew after i had come out of my c section that something was not right. i didn t feel the same way i did after my first one, and i shared that with my nurse, and she said you re fine, your vital signs look fine, and i knew i was in pain and something was amiss, and i was not able to speak and do all the things i normally was able to do after the first c section. well, shortly after that my husband ended up calling my colleague, my 0b, and saying that something is wrong, come back and check on her. so i was taken back to the 0r because he recognised that i was not myself. i was bleeding internally, and i had to be transfused and i was hospitalised for two weeks, so when you take note of that happening from someone who is a medical director, a physician, but in the end ....