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england and how people are reacting in spain. as well. this is a huge consequence for the sport and for the game across the world. and this is the ponteland leisure centre in northumberland. our reporter phil connell spoke with lucy bronze's aunt and grandmother — just before kick off. let's ta ke let's take a look. this is the first time that i have come out of the house to watch a game. we felt it was necessary to come for the final. in the house, i've been huddled up sort of. i make excited, nervous, emotional. i cannot tell you how many emotions i have running through my body. pare many emotions i have running through m bod . �* many emotions i have running through m bod. �* ., my body. are you holding it together? _ my body. are you holding it together? verily, _ my body. are you holding it together? verily, my - my body. are you holding it| together? verily, my tummy my body. are you holding it - together? verily, my tummy keeps turnin: together? verily, my tummy keeps
there works works for fast muscle relief. beryl works works. try their works and get back at it. okay. cover your eyes. i'm serious. e of one of fashion's most controversial, if not repulsive, trendhe moss is maki a comeback this summer that no man i know wanted it to do. the speedo is returning to a beach near. you? yup. speedo sales are apparently up turnin over 200%. buying these things when compared with this time last year. so will you be donning the skimpy swimwear? -i won't be.where? >> well, we thought the best person to ask with jason rantz is a self-aware host and joins me now. jason, what is happening? i thought the speedo. had been condemned to the swimwear dustbin of history where it h belongs. >> yeah, i thought that, too. i mean, thinistoryk about it thy post-covid. everyone here got fatter and we also got more arrogant. arrogant enough to thinkgo anyoo wants to see us in these bathing suits. >> now, you an sd obviously they want to see us. >> maybe we'll give themsuits.
from people who say, look, if the kremlin is cornered or divided, then who knows what could happen. perhaps they could try and trigger some kind of nuclear accident in ukrainian—occupied territory. there is a power plant there and so on, so there is a sense that anything could happen, that same jittery feeling many russians are also feeling right now. joining me now is sergey radchenko, professor of international relations atjohns hopkins university. hello and welcome to the programme. you've obviously been following the events very closely, it is a significant escalation, how significant escalation, how significant at the moment is this for president putin? i significant at the moment is this for president putin?— significant at the moment is this for president putin? i think it is a turnin: for president putin? i think it is a turning point- — for president putin? i think it is a turning point. there _ for president putin? i think it is a turning point. there is _ for president putin? i think it is a turning point. there is no - for president putin? i think it is a turning point. there is no way - for president putin? i think it is a. turning point. there is no way that putin emerges at the same out of this. he comes across as a fairly
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need to be campaigning. this will rrot be helping?— not be helping? absolutely not. three of those _ not be helping? absolutely not. three of those at _ not be helping? absolutely not. three of those at least - not be helping? absolutely not. three of those at least do - not be helping? absolutely not. three of those at least do not i three of those at least do not really — three of those at least do not really change _ three of those at least do not really change the _ three of those at least do not really change the situation i three of those at least do not| really change the situation for rishi — really change the situation for rishi sunak. _ really change the situation for rishi sunak, three _ really change the situation for rishi sunak, three tory- really change the situation for rishi sunak, three tory mpsi really change the situation for i rishi sunak, three tory mps who really change the situation for - rishi sunak, three tory mps who do not want _ rishi sunak, three tory mps who do not want him — rishi sunak, three tory mps who do not want him to— rishi sunak, three tory mps who do not want him to be _ rishi sunak, three tory mps who do not want him to be prime _ rishi sunak, three tory mps who do not want him to be prime minister. not want him to be prime minister potentially — not want him to be prime minister potentially being _ not want him to be prime minister potentially being replaced - not want him to be prime minister potentially being replaced by- not want him to be prime minister potentially being replaced by mps| potentially being replaced by mps who don't— potentially being replaced by mps who don't want _ potentially being replaced by mps who don't want him _ potentially being replaced by mps who don't want him to _ potentially being replaced by mps who don't want him to be - potentially being replaced by mps who don't want him to be prime i who don't want him to be prime minister— who don't want him to be prime minister who— who don't want him to be prime ministerwho are _ who don't want him to be prime minister who are not _ who don't want him to be prime minister who are not toadies - who don't want him to be prime| minister who are not toadies but who don't want him to be prime . minister who are not toadies but it will prolong — minister who are not toadies but it will prolong the _ minister who are not toadies but it will prolong the pain _ minister who are not toadies but it will prolong the pain over- minister who are not toadies but it will prolong the pain over the - will prolong the pain over the summer. _ will prolong the pain over the summer, each— will prolong the pain over the summer, each and _ will prolong the pain over the summer, each and every- will prolong the pain over the summer, each and every one j will prolong the pain over the . summer, each and every one of will prolong the pain over the - summer, each and every one of those try-elections— summer, each and every one of those try-elections will— summer, each and every one of those by—elections will reopen _ summer, each and every one of those by—elections will reopen questions - by—elections will reopen questions about— by—elections will reopen questions about what— by—elections will reopen questions about what the _ by—elections will reopen questions about what the toady _ by—elections will reopen questions about what the toady strategy - by—elections will reopen questions i about what the toady strategy should be. about what the toady strategy should be questions— about what the toady strategy should be. questions may— about what the toady strategy should
wisconsin and pennsylvania freedom is something tha americans are now turning to democratic states to achieve the republican party which one person's presented itself as the party of personal libert and rocketed evangelism is now so deeply obsessed with turnin back the clock and rolling bac personal rights as members are not even pretending to advocat small government anymore what freedom joining me now is democratic governor of washington state drayton valley he is the longest servin governor in the united state and the coauthor of apollo's fire, igniting america's clean energy economy he ran for president on platform of combat in climat change governor, good to see yo again. thanks for being with us thi morning. >> good morning. >> let's talk about some o this stuff just last night we heard the presidential candidates donald trump who was the former president the united state talking about how he's going t have to remake the justice department and this is all politicized. we have two realities here a republican party that is supporting the rolling bac rights of the state level in the federal level.
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>> they found carols footprint from her job that very evening but, there were others >> her track, as it went out the suspects tracked, then stepped right on one of hers so, she went out, and then the suspect came into her house. >> you even had a sequence o tracks >> yes >> about 50 feet from the main house, you remember, was a guest cottage which carroll ha rented out to that tenant, jim >> jim was one of the firs ones to arrive at the scen after the deputies had arrived >> of course, the detectives asked him, where was he that night? and, he was ready with a story >> he had been babysitting one of his boys and his ex-wife' house when this incident actually, occurred >> you have to pin him down on that, and make sure he had proof of, it right >> that's correct. >> another detective, turnin on his recorder, as he rambled
make that call with any i'm afraid to grieve in certainty —— degree of certainty. we think inflation will come down rapidly and a lot of that is due to energy prices, which have fallen rapidly, but i'm afraid there are big risks out there which may mean it may not happen in that way. the government _ happen in that way. the government backed - happen in that way. the government backed the move suggesting that putting a public—sector pay too much of the wave of strikes could risk higher interest rates, but the opposition said borrowing costs were hitting families. the opposition said borrowing costs were hitting families.— were hitting families. the bank of england _ were hitting families. the bank of england is— were hitting families. the bank of england is absolutely - were hitting families. the bank of england is absolutely right i of england is absolutely right to do what they've done today and we in the government must make sure we support them by what i do in the budget to make sure that we make it easier, not harder, for them to do what we all want to do, which is to halve inflation.— we all want to do, which is to halve inflation. already before this interest _ halve inflation. already before this interest rate _ halve inflation. already before this interest rate rise - halve inflation. already before this interest rate rise we - halve inflation. already before this interest rate rise we know that _ this interest rate rise we know that 4— this interest rate rise we know that 4 million people coming off fixed rate deals are on tracker— off fixed rate deals are on tracker deals who on average are going _ tracker deals who on average are going to see mortgage payments go up by £2500 a year, so a very— payments go up by £2500 a year, so a very difficult time for pe0pie~ _ so a very difficult time for --eole. �* ., , so a very difficult time for --eole. �* . , , so a very difficult time for --eole. �* ., , , ., people. britain may 'ust be at a turnin: people. britain may 'ust be at a turning point, _ people. britain may 'ust be at a turning point, in _ people. britain mayjust be at
dialled in while his son was on stage. dialled in while his son was on stare. ~ . dialled in while his son was on stare. . ., ., dialled in while his son was on stare. ~ . ., ., , dialled in while his son was on stare. . ., ., ., , , stage. we are going to bring this country back _ stage. we are going to bring this country back because _ stage. we are going to bring this country back because our - stage. we are going to bring this| country back because our country stage. we are going to bring this - country back because our country has never been in such bad shape. it is never been in such bad shape. it is a carnival of— never been in such bad shape. it is a carnival of chaos. _ never been in such bad shape. it is a carnival of chaos. those who are preaching fraud and conspiracy is in christ, that's the power of the message. the mid—term election will be the first test of how this plays out at the polls. this new christian right is out of step with the direction of the country, fighting against changing moral values, framing that is a battle against evil. ~ . , framing that is a battle against evil. . . , , ., , evil. what it ends up doing is turnin: evil. what it ends up doing is turning political— evil. what it ends up doing is turning political opponents i evil. what it ends up doing is l turning political opponents into enemies. and that is a kind of threat to the whole democratic project. i threat to the whole democratic ro'ect. ., , , , threat to the whole democratic ro'ect. .,, , , ., , project. i hope it ends up on us findinr a project. i hope it ends up on us finding a way — project. i hope it ends up on us finding a way to _ project. i hope it ends up on us finding a way to have _ project. i hope it ends up on us finding a way to have our- project. i hope it ends up on us finding a way to have our own l finding a way to have our own regions — finding a way to have our own regions of— finding a way to have our own regions of the nation and living peacefully together. it is regions of the nation and living peacefully together.— peacefully together. it is a minority — peacefully together. it is a minority but _ peacefully together. it is a minority but backed - peacefully together. it is a minority but backed by - peacefully together. it is a - minority but backed by powerful politics and if republicans win big could be an outsides influence,
more relax given the nature of england's performance, given the nature of what is sank the match. first five minutes are great we could — first five minutes are great we could improve on. the second half, overall. _ could improve on. the second half, overall. we — could improve on. the second half, overall, we did a good team lap to -et overall, we did a good team lap to get to the — overall, we did a good team lap to get to the semifinals of the world cup and _ get to the semifinals of the world cup and i'm really impressed. and turnin: to cup and i'm really impressed. and turning to the _ cup and i'm really impressed. fific turning to the women's match, cup and i'm really impressed. fific turning to the women's match, they looked really good too. too much or candid in that one, how comfortable they feel we need the rest of their games going into this tournament? they turned out a great performance and really set the tone for the afternoon and a bit like many feather opposition this afternoon, canada, proposing some real tests when it turned out, england's women have far too much for canada and more ruthless, more clinical and they beat them all over the park and there will be delighted with the performance coming in off a big opening day victory over brazil. in