If they re studying at all. so her mum tries to take her out as much as possible. only in kharkiv, that often means staying underground for safety. angelina now goes to a special class at a metro station. they call it animal therapy and she loves it. children laugh. it s notjust the dog. it s the chance to mix with other children and to let off steam like any eight year old.
I mean, i know there s a lot of people that support me and want to see me in tunisia perform, but, unfortunately, it s still quite hard for me to perform in tunisia. and after all these years, erm, i eventually had to realise that it s notjust by bad luck. so. why? what happens? why is it hard? if you wanted. if you wanted to go and sing there. i mean, there s still private things i could do, but what i m talking about is just the festivals. because in tunisia, most of the cultural things depend on the government and the ministry. and there s a lot of festivals and a lot of cultural institutions, but unfortunately it s very hard for me to be part of them. let s turn to your latest
Summit has taken place in singapore this week with a lot of discussions around climate change and its impact, so what are the key takeaway is from the summit? are the key takeaway is from the summit? ,., ., ., ., the summit? good morning and thank ou the summit? good morning and thank you for the summit? good morning and thank you for having the summit? good morning and thank you for having me. - the summit? good morning and thank you for having me. i ve i thank you for having me. i ve taken away from the climate resilience perspective on the city summit is that yesterday s climate is no more and it was pointed out that cities would be facing more frequent and intense climate hazards in the future and it s notjust india but most of southeast asia in the months of april and early may faced a significantly higher temperatures at about five celsius more than normal exposing a lot of very vulnerable people and the heat infrastructure to more heat. and it s notjust the heat we are looking forward to full with future flooding events and tropical cyclones and storms.
We re going into another major tournament, the squad s in a good place, we re all determined to do as well as we can for wir country why notjust relax and enjoy it? that is what we re going to try to do. obviously we ve got to produce the goods on the pitch, and that s what we ll do. perhaps the football team can channel the good start by scotland s cricketers at the t20 world cup, as they beat namibia in barbados to go top of their group. their opening game against england was a wash out, but scotland captain richie berrington made up for lost time. he clobbered the winning runs with an over and a half to spare to seal victory by five wickets. their next game is against oman on sunday. the united states pulled off one of the biggest shocks in cricket history by beating former champions pakistan in a super over in dallas. with both teams on 159 runs after their 20 overs, they went to added time. but pakistan fell apart, and with seven required from the last ball, shadab khan could only take a single, sparking these joyous
House and i heard tell is what happened. i was in my house and i heard screaming i tell is what happened. i was in my i house and i heard screaming outside, i am house and i heard screaming outside, lam a house and i heard screaming outside, i am a volunteer with the stjohn s ambulance. i am a volunteer with the stjohn s ambulance, and someone was having a cardiac ambulance, and someone was having a cardiac arrest ambulance, and someone was having a cardiac arrest and using the skills i cardiac arrest and using the skills i had cardiac arrest and using the skills i had learnt i was able to treat my neighbour i had learnt i was able to treat my neighbour and help her until paramedics arrived and had i not done paramedics arrived and had i not done that, paramedics arrived and had i not done that, she would have died. you re done that, she would have died. you re volunteering literally saved someone s life. why is this something other people should do? it is never something you think you will be is never something you think you will be in is never something you think you will be in the situation of. volunteering really helps you out, it helps volunteering really helps you out, it helps the community, it helps you .et it helps the community, it helps you get outside, new skills, meeting new people get outside, new skills, meeting new people it get outside, new skills, meeting new people it is get outside, new skills, meeting new people. it is really good notjust for you people. it is really good notjust for you but for the community and people for you but for the community and people around you. there are so many people people around you. there are so many people who people around you. there are so many people who need volunteering, small charities, people who need volunteering, small charities, so many people like that. well done, charities, so many people like that. well done, you should be very proud of what you did. today is the launch
The interview the prime minister did with itv news last night. he said, yet more desperation, chaos and dreadfuljudgment from this out of touch prime minister. i think opposition parties to the conservatives, like the labour campaign following, perhaps we ll hear from campaign following, perhaps we ll hearfrom keir starmer campaign following, perhaps we ll hear from keir starmer later, they will see up a political opportunity here. there are a lot of issues that parties try to champion in the general election but also values as well. patriotism being one of them. i think the labour party among others will be keen to try to paint this notjust as a poorjudgment by rishi sunak politically but a values based one as well. the conservatives will say, look, the prime minister has quickly recognised his mistake, he has apologised. but of course he is not being criticised by opposition, there is also disquiet among
Rob s been what s the right word? stubborn, probably in some ways. looking back, i have to say i admire him for that. i can t imagine somebody as fit, active, athletic like him being given a diagnosis like this, a life changing diagnosis like this, and thenjust run with it and make the best out of it, notjust for anybody, for him or his family, but for everybody. i mean, it sjust amazing. seacroft hospital wasn t designed for patients with mnd it s old and tired. there s no parking nearby. this is rob with his family and medical team looking at a maggie s centre for cancer patients. rob wanted the same for those with mnd. he raised millions of pounds, determined the next generation would get better care. the centre means everything. the centre represents hope.
Is no sign of him there yet. but it is notjust on land they have been searching. the coastguard have been out, we spoke to some of them this morning. they have been searching this beautiful rugged coastline trying to find any sign of michael mosley. so far, they have found nothing. that will be an increasing source of concern for his friends, family, and of course the many millions who have enjoyed his programmes throughout the years. the time is 2:22pm. the most lucrative concert tour in history finally reaches the uk tonight, more than a year after it started in america. taylor swift has sold more than 11 million tickets worldwide, and this evening she ll take the stage in edinburgh. next it s liverpool, then cardiff and london. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson has been to speak to some of the fans.
Year, and marks the end of volunteers week, which celebrates the contributions millions of people make in their free time. tim muffett has been meeting some of them. it s notjust the well being of bees that s a priority here. we ve planted loads of plants for the bees to kind of get their food and nectar and their pollen. this social enterprise promotes community engagement and the benefits of volunteering. so, we ve been going for, like, ten years now, and i think, basically, we wouldn t exist without volunteers, really. this morning, bee urban s base in kennington park in south london saw the launch of the big help out 2024. volunteering is the lifeblood of this country, we are so reliant on volunteering across our society and in our local communities, and we know that after the covid 19 pandemic there was a huge decline in volunteering numbers, so, this is a chance to help as build this is a chance to help us build a new generation of volunteers. the big help out began last year as part of the king s coronation celebrations. the idea was to use that
The lib dems, that metropolitan centre. the lib dems, that metropolitan centre, the left of the conservative party centre, the left of the conservative party that centre, the left of the conservative party that may not be swayed by something like that which is a pure cost of living exercise. so i think there s cost of living exercise. so i think there s lots cost of living exercise. so i think there s lots of movement that will happen in there s lots of movement that will happen in some of these economic policies. happen in some of these economic policies, and whether it s enough to bring policies, and whether it s enough to bring lrack policies, and whether it s enough to bring back that core vote remains to be seen bring back that core vote remains to be seen. ., , .,, ., , be seen. housing was a big thing for labour this morning, be seen. housing was a big thing for labour this morning, they be seen. housing was a big thing for labour this morning, they pledged l be seen. housing was a big thing for| labour this morning, they pledged to build 1.5 million homes, which is a bold promise when you ve looked at previous governments. how will they do it? , ., ., previous governments. how will they doit? , ., ., , do it? they want to make significant chances do it? they want to make significant chan . es to do it? they want to make significant changes to planning do it? they want to make significant changes to planning reform, - do it? they want to make significant changes to planning reform, to - do it? they want to make significant changes to planning reform, to sort| changes to planning reform, to sort of free up the building of housing. they want to bring back those targets so that people are really focused on this. there were some other ideas about helping people to buy housing is such a core issue for this country, particularly those younger voters, for this country, particularly those youngervoters, housing for this country, particularly those younger voters, housing is one of the reasons why a lot of voters in this traditional tory heartlands are beginning to swing away from the conservatives. notjust for them but