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A few minutes away, sophie wants to introduce me to a dish that's full of borese attitude. at urban bistro, chef celso laforgia makes a dish unique to the city, and one that you'll find nowhere else in italy. >> why is it called assassina? >> because the ones who tried for the first time, he called the chef a killer. >> oh, because it was so spicy. >> it was so spicy and burning. >> how do you make it? >> i can start? >> yeah, go. >> yeah. okay. you start with olive oil. >> yes. >> chili. if you prefer more spice and more. >> me, no. >> so we put that. >> gently. >> the two things that you nee...

One of the most surprising results from this week's state elections was Ohio voters voting overwhelmingly against Big Pot. By a nearly 2-to-1 margin, they defeated a ballot measure that would have permitted the legalization of marijuana in the Buckeye State. Misleadingly named ResponsibleOhio, the measure would have allowed the commercial production, retail sale and personal use of marijuana. Yet despite Big Pot's $25 million cash infusion into the effort, voters rejected the spin that marijuana legalization is safe or in the best interests of citizens.

Citizens we need to do it. i have a question for you, so, if we're going to get rid of this national insurance tax, which you're so happy about, where is the money going to come from to support the increase in investment in the nhs, which is what that money was for, and for social care? yeah, that was £13 billion a year, wasn't it? so, this where is the money going to come from question... where did the £400 billion that we spent to save businesses and the economy in the pandemic...? we borrowed it. borrowing. exactly. we can't keep borrowing to fund basic nhs care, that's ridiculous. that's...

Where is the money going to come from to support the increase in investment in the nhs, which is what that money was for, and for social care? yeah, that was £13 billion a year, wasn't it? so, this where is the money- going to come from question... where did the £400 million- that we spent to save businesses and the economy in the pandemic...? we borrowed it. borrowing. exactly. we can't keep borrowing to fund basic nhs care, that's ridiculous. that's the magic money tree we were told doesn't exist. and the government has i made the commitment that that funding remains, _ even though this ha...

Goodwill Enterprise has indicated that its Big Pot game is unaffected by a court injunction concerning the use of a specific image used in marketing material for Lucky Play Games. Lucky Play is publicly traded as Goodwill Enterprises Limited.