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HARDtalk

that video, no—one would have known of what i looked like before i went into captivity. unfortunately for the decision—makers in the... ..in the interrogation chambers inside russia, they decided to do what they did and then put me on film, 42 hours later, whichjust showed to the whole world of how russian captivity actually is. so, for me, as much as i suffered throughout that and because of... i suffered more because i made that video. in the long run, now that i'm free, i'm able to present that as evidence to the courts when it's applicable. you, in the end, were held for, what, between four and five months? again, it's difficult. but you say you did go through the toughest of times when you thought about ending your own life. yeah. and i think... ..it seems to me the worst thing that you experienced wasn't even about your own body, about physical abuse on you.

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Dateline

around her feet did not match somebody who would normally be dumped. it was just wasn't enough of it. >> this got the detective wondering, was there anything else about julia story on that fateful night that didn't make sense? >> coming up. a strange reaction to a simple request. >> can i get some pictures, right quick. >> no, we're gonna use these four playboy? >> no. >> did yulia just reveal the naked truth? when dateline continues. pd is harder on the folks around you, i think. my wife smoked, and she quit. because she needs to be here for to take care of me. (announcer) the people you love are worth quitting for. you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. >> on the night of the murder,

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HARDtalk

because there�s a lot more television than there ever has been before and we need to sort of expand what we�re doing within that... is the audience ready for it? yeah, i hope so. i think they�re quite hungry for it. as you said, there�s been quite a lot of a dissection of a certain kind of masculinity for a long time — brilliantly, with some of the greatest works of art of all time — and i think we�rejust about at a point where we can start to dissect the idea of femininity as much, with as much nuance, criticism, celebration, as all of those things as well. and that�s what makes good art, notjust sort of, you know... ..putting women on screen, but having them just be lovely and undramatic, that doesn�t help anybody. and i hate suzie was an extremely female—centric production, wasn�t it? yeah. imean... at every level — acting, producing, directing, the whole thing. totally. it was a really rare experience because we had heads of department... all of our heads of

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BBC News Now

wasn't consensual?— enough to get him out? we know it wasn't consensual? what he explained toda in wasn't consensual? what he explained today in detail — wasn't consensual? what he explained today in detail and _ wasn't consensual? what he explained today in detail and unnecessary - wasn't consensual? what he explained today in detail and unnecessary way, l today in detail and unnecessary way, he asked _ today in detail and unnecessary way, he asked concerns saying the agency will fight _ he asked concerns saying the agency will fight for her. before going that case, he asked jenny, can i give _ that case, he asked jenny, can i give you — that case, he asked jenny, can i give you this case? he said that she said yes _ give you this case? he said that she said yes so— give you this case? he said that she said yes. so giving the ball to jenny— said yes. so giving the ball to jenny and _ said yes. so giving the ball to jenny and have to justify that it was not — jenny and have to justify that it was not consensual. it's not only about _ was not consensual. it's not only about the — was not consensual. it's not only about the case, it's awful for reason, _ about the case, it's awful for reason, but after that to anyone who said it _ reason, but after that to anyone who said it wasn't appropriate, that he touched _ said it wasn't appropriate, that he touched himself, today he explained that he _ touched himself, today he explained that he touched himself. he tried to

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The Source With Kaitlan Collins

with intelligence, this is not a surprising story. we followed putin before. this is right out of putin's playbook. if you cross him, you're gonna pay with your life. and that's what happened to prigozhin. >> wagner's mercenaries have not just been tracked in ukraine. i mean, also syria, central african republic, sudan, libya. what does his death and the sidelining of another top general that wasn ukraine, what does that mean for the group going forward, do you think? >> well, i think it's likely that russia is going to try to make a move to take over the wagner group. and take control of it. i think having now acted against prigozhin, i think they are going to be very concerned about allowing these guys basically to continue to operate on their own. so i would not be surprised if

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Jesse Watters Primetime

antelopes plus, gutfeld gets gordon. -- gets gored. it was the great recession. when our government wasn't bailing out banks they were in vegas partying. the obama administration's general services administration spent almost $1 million for a weekend conference on the strip. government bureaucrats were spending your tax dollars popping champagne. dancing with chain-smoking clowns and enjoying napa valley cab in a bubble bath. have they learned anything? it doesn't look like it.

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Are Local Garden Centers Feeling the Pressure From Corporate Chains?

“I’m a hard hitting journalist,” I think as I approach the building in my ratty Iron Maiden shirt. My Colorado Bro hat is already soaked through with Local garden centers do not feel as much pressure from big chains because of the care required to keep plants alive

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Nicky Campbell

distressing to hear that testimony yesterday, wasn�t it? but for many of those families, to not have that person there, would have made it a different proposition, wouldn�t it? they are able to describe what it meant to them and what it continues to mean for them, but not to the person who has inflicted that pain on them. it person who has inflicted that pain on them. , ., ., , person who has inflicted that pain onthem. ,., ., , , . on them. it is a really difficult process. _ on them. it is a really difficult process. as — on them. it is a really difficult process, as you _ on them. it is a really difficult process, as you can _ on them. it is a really difficult process, as you can imagine, | on them. it is a really difficult - process, as you can imagine, when you are writing a victim personal statement. you are trying to sum up, in nicola�s case, you are trying to sum up 23 years and how best to do that for the court where the judge can refer to certain parts which will have the most impact. again, for me, it took days of writing it and rewriting it. becoming an emotional when you are trying to think back. 0bviously, emotional when you are trying to think back. obviously, you can�t just put the nice things in. you have to look at the negative things, you are never going to see them getting married, you are never going

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Nicky Campbell

court yesterday. something that the killer, lucy letby, wasn�t there to hear herself. she refers to the guilty face court? call me on 08085 909693. that is the phone number, you can text 85058. what�s more of your call standing by but it is time, at 9:33am, to get the latest headlines. the senior consultant who first raised concerns about lucy letby says his experience is not uncommon in the nhs. dr stephen breary, whose warnings weren�t acted upon, told the bbc that hospital managers should be regulated in the same way as doctors and nurses. nhs england says it�s reminded leaders it�s "vital" that staff feel they can speak out. there are hopes that a 10—minute mri scan could offer a more reliable way of screening men for prostate cancer. researchers at university college london found the scans were far more accurate than existing blood tests. russia�s defence ministry says it�*s downed two drones over the moscow region — and two more in bryansk near the ukrainian border. flights were temporarily stopped to and from moscow early this morning.

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This Cultural Life

better addressed later in life. and yet, you had become the leader of the national children�s orchestra at the age of eight, i think. that must have felt like... and the youngest person to lead the orchestra. the youngest is eight—year—old nicola benedetti, who will lead the orchestra. i've been playing for four- years and i decided to take it up because my sister started and i thought i would like to play, as well. can you tell us a bit about what you'll have to do on sunday? well, just, like, make sure all the first violins - are in time, and be— with the conductor all the time and things like that. that must have felt like a huge responsibility at that age, wasn�t it? i think i was too oblivious to feel the sense of responsibility. i mean, i was well prepared. iwas, um...probably quite nervous. i think i was pretty nervous. that was the first time i�*d been away from home for several

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