victoria@bbc.co.uk. nicola sturgeon says the snp's win in the scottish elections means a second independence referendum is a "matter of when, not if". the pro union side is out of the blocks, as well, with former prime minister, gordon brown, among those making the case. we are here in edinburgh today asking whether both sides are ready for another referendum and gauging the mood of the people. dozens of people have been injured in fresh clashes between israeli police and palestinians injerusalem, ahead of a planned jewish nationalist march. a cyber attack has shut down the largest fuel pipeline in the us. fuel prices are on the rise after the colonial pipeline was completely knocked offline. a whale stranded in the river thames has escaped from rescuers as they tried to take it to safety. and coming up this hour... we hear why 5 live wants to start the biggest conversation about adult good morning. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has completed a re—shuffle of his shadow cabinet team, in response

yeah, victoria, happening this morning. yeah, victoria. in _ happening this morning. yeah, victoria, in the _ happening this morning. yeah, victoria, in the last _ happening this morning. yeah, victoria, in the last hour - happening this morning. yeah, victoria, in the last hour or- happening this morning. yeah, victoria, in the last hour or sol victoria, in the last hour or so we've had another salvo of rockets from the gaza strip which have been fired quite deep into israel. one rocket landed in a suburb of tel aviv and we are told that one man died there. that brings the israeli civilian death toll now i think to ten, and there has been some fighting talk from hamas leaders. they say they are prepared for firing rockets at tel aviv for the next six months, almost certainly a pretty idle boast, but speaks to the determination of the islamic group to keep up the fighting as long as it can. meanwhile the israeli defence forces have commented in a bit more detail on that attack on gaza which killed so many people. they confirmed they hit a building in that refugee camp

victoria, there is a dual a - roach morning. victoria, there is a dual approach here. — morning. victoria, there is a dual approach here, increasing - approach here, increasing vaccinations and increasing testing by going _ vaccinations and increasing testing by going to communities. and health authorities_ by going to communities. and health authorities here have been going door to _ authorities here have been going door to door, dropping off tests to -et door to door, dropping off tests to get people testing, and among the many— get people testing, and among the many measures to get people vaccinated is the vaccine bus here, as you _ vaccinated is the vaccine bus here, as you can— vaccinated is the vaccine bus here, as you can see behind me. despite the rain. _ as you can see behind me. despite the rain, people have been lining up, queueing all the way around the corner. _ up, queueing all the way around the corner, down the road, to get there jabs _ corner, down the road, to get there jabs let's — corner, down the road, to get there jabs. let's speak to the head for the

[victoria singing in foreign language] victoria: you know, in all of the ancient traditions, they treat the sound as the source of the creation. yaffa: yeah, exactly. victoria: so we are talking here about creation, not about making music, having fun. this is ok. but we are looking at the sound, at the silence. and then from the silence comes the sound. and the sound's changes, they provoke the space, provoke the environment. yaffa: exactly. vioria: anthe environment is being influenced by that. ♪ ooh-ooh ooh ♪ you know, speaking is like making music. speech is music also. yaffa: that's true. victoria: it's not only a way to deliver information. [victoria singing in foreign language] and voice is magic. ♪ ooh-ooh ooh ooh ooh-ooh-ooh ooh ♪ the voice is made to communicate with something which is beyond here and now. yaffa: yeah, yeah. exactly. victoria: it's a way to communicate with a different level. ♪ ooh-ooh-ooh ooh ooh-ooh ooh-ooh-ooh ooh ♪ the jewish tradition is a very oral tradition. it has to do-- a lot with the mouth. every letter is in a specific place in the mouth

thank you. >> i love this one victoria, this is for you. what do you think? >> brandon and i don't have the same hair style at all, home depot and lowes there is still room to run. look at the contractcontractorst and long list of jobs. i'm 3.5, 4-months wait for a contractor to do work on my house because supplies, they can't get them you look at the stocks, they both performed around 20, 23% over the last six moments but home depot really has better internal operations in our opinion and so they trade a little higher because of that but we think it's worth that premium overload so between the two, we would go with home depot. >> such a classic pairing, lowes versus home depot. time for one more question this one is on amazon. >> this is kavon from maryland question with amazon stock it been trading at the same level since 2020 and now a ceo change record nasdaq beats mgm i'm wondering if there is thought to believe there is future continued upside in amazon at this point if it could be a buy, thanks. >> cool to have young investors. tim, what do you say on

it is a very good question, victoria. _ question, victoria. the problem is that the government is kind of hoping that the british people will come to the rescue of the british shawbury sector but that is not happening. and what is very clear is that they are facing some major problems because they cannot get their crops picked —— strawberry. that is going to cause huge problems. it is a problem that has been exacerbated or caused actually in many ways by brexit. pickers who largely came from romania, bulgaria, poland, the so—called new member states of the european union came here because they could earn good money working in britain and picking fruit. britain is a great place to earn good money in actually pretty good conditions for picking fruit. much cooler as we know that the south of spain. they remitted large sums of money to the people and families back home and because of brexit and the weakening of the sterling against the euro, they can remit less so britain becomes less attractive and i have to say there was a general feeling

las pequeñas victorias, son victorias. l'eggo with eggo. estamos tan cerca de vencer a la pandemia. tan cerca de aclarar tus dudas... porque sabemos que la vacuna será un gran alivio para ti y toda tu familia. nos vacunamos por nuestra familia. yo me vacuné por mis papás. estamos muy cerca de volver a estar cerca. y para lograrlo llegó el momento de planear cuándo te podrás poner la vacuna contra el covid-19. logremos vencer a la pandemia. logremos la inmunidad. >> regresamos a "the wall", y es el momento de recibir al que ha estado ausente. regresa yusnier. un aplauso para Él. bienvenido, amigo. ahÍ estÁ. [aplausos] ¿quÉ tal te sentiste ahÍ atrÁs solo, calladito? >> todo, sÍ. >> nadie te habla. >> un poco triste. >> [marco] sÍ, me imagino. bueno, fue un espectÁculo verte. toda mi admiraciÓn, todo mi respeto, porque incluso los temas que no sabÍas, lo sabÍas deducir. lo pensaste con mente frÍa, mente frÍa, emociÓn abajo, inteligencia arriba. ¿cuÁntas respuestas correctas crees que tuviste? >> no sÉ, me sentÍ mucho mejor en la ronda nÚmero dos. la nÚmero t

good morning, victoria. this summary - right now? good morning, victoria. this summary is l right now? good morning, - victoria. this summary is going to be vitalfor the victoria. this summary is going to be vital for the industry. we cannot afford not to have a summer last year, 2020. we do truly believe that the new measures announced by many countries, the successful rollout of vaccinations plus the new certificates and sort of early reopening announcement, greece, italy, and an announcement from the uk government, stop the restrictions of travelling are very good news, and news that is really giving us a lot of hope for the reopening of this. do you think that travellers will be put off by the uncertainty of this traffic light system, when you don't know if a green list and destination might suddenly change to amber or red? i consider this is like a fire starter. i think the uk is starting to mobilise the demand while announcing this. we think the early reopening is from some countries here in the european union is provoking the reopening of other count

continue operations and look ahead for us not to break our bills our students sat and faculty i mean victoria that's very personal take on that and thank you for that is very important as well that generally speaking the with the people that you speak to there must be those who say enough is enough the americans and nato they must leave we need to be able to do this ourselves particular within the afghan government. yes absolutely and we hear that every day and the op ed written by president kennedy was very clear with regards and so there is a fatigue on both sides the afghan side and so the international side but at the same time we have sold the dream the job is not the afghan security forces are not capable of maintaining the security of the country the pentagon feel emboldened by his condition less strong and so in that light. you know things are very difficult at the hall and and many are very busy even though we do understand that afghans need to stand on their own 2 feet of course well let's bring in some of the on barakat he's in doha joining us now. we're in a position where there a

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south and faculty i mean victoria that's very personal take on that and thank you for those very important as well that generally speaking the with the people that you speak to there must be those who say enough is enough the americans and nato they must leave we need to be able to do this ourselves particular within the afghan government. yes absolutely and we hear that every day and the op ed written by president kennedy was very clear with regards and so there is a fatigue on both sides the afghan side and so the international side but at the same time we have sold the dream the job is not the afghan security forces are not capable of maintaining the security of the country the pentagon feel emboldened by his condition less strong and so in that light. you know things are very difficult at the hall and and many young therapists and even though we do understand that afghans need to stand on their own 2 feet of course well let's bring in silt on barakat he's in doha joining us now. we're in a position where there are about 50 to 60000 fighters with the taliban they control some parts the

victoria, the news 'ust kee -s on? victoria, the news 'ust keeps going i on? victoria, the news 'ust keeps going from i on? victoria, the news 'ust keeps going from bad h on? victoria, the newsjust keeps going from bad to i on? victoria, the newsjust- keeps going from bad to worse for the tokyo olympics. what we have had from the us is this fresh warning telling its citizens that they should avoid travel altogether to japan. in the meantime, we have heard from limbic officials in the us that they say they are confident that their athletes will still be able to take part safely in the games. we have to qualify a few things for our audience here. japan already bans most travellers from entering the country. so in effect, this new ruling just reaffirms what we already knew. but it is the signal that it sends at a time when we are less than two months away from the olympics, for something like this to happen again against that backdrop of increasing resistance domestically towards the olympics, it raises a lot of concerns about the event. thank ou. the last 12 mon

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back to you, victoria. ., ,, , ., , . shrink by 1.596. back to you, victoria. ., ,, , . victoria. thank you very much. good mornin: , victoria. thank you very much. good morning. it — victoria. thank you very much. good morning. it is _ victoria. thank you very much. good morning, it is 9:25am, _ victoria. thank you very much. good morning, it is 9:25am, welcome - victoria. thank you very much. good morning, it is 9:25am, welcome to l morning, it is 9:25am, welcome to bbc news. we've talked already about how the government is publishing legislation today which will force social media companies to protect children from harmful content and illegal acitivty online. well, one conservative mp, the former cabinet minister owen paterson, is today leading a delegation aimed at tackling suicide websites, and the danger they pose to users. his wife, rose, took her own life last summer and had looked at such sites. she was chair of aintree racecourse, a mum and a grandma, a school governor, a trustee of several charities. he's chairman of the rose paterson trust, which was set up in his wi

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let's get more from victoria fritz, our business presenter. hello, victoria. hi, clive. a year after the — hello, victoria. hi, clive. a year after the murder— hello, victoria. hi, clive. a year after the murder of _ hello, victoria. hi, clive. a year after the murder of george - hello, victoria. hi, clive. a year. after the murder of george floyd, it's unbelievable what has happened in the corporate world. at the time and days and weeks that followed there was a string of public pledges from businesses who were outraged at what they had seen and outraged at what they had seen and outraged at what was going on under their own nosesin what was going on under their own noses in their own firms. to that end, a letter was signed by 28 big businesses at the time including the likes of sky, itv, john lewis, wpp, the advertising company, were all signed up to make real and proper and very public steps forward in terms of representation and listening to their own employees. a year on, we went back to those companies, the first 28 that came out and said they would do more to

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to turn against their own people and against the west to support providing for their eternal arkan's victoria let me bring you in hey you wouldn't shaking your head and noting at some points the salt on barakat was making that are you worried then the the taliban aunt trustworthy i mean let's face it the intra afghan dialogue the talks haven't come to any fruition as of yet those talks are still going on there's a process in istanbul just very recently are you afraid that those talks will fail and that there will be a split within the afghan themselves. well absolutely everybody is worried back in catahoula about that and the the indication that the taliban gave by being unwilling to come to know they were shooting able in istanbul was very clear they indicated that there was drawn was going to happen then or not get it to discuss with anyone about any. any future lives say our political accommodation in afghanistan and so from that perspective everybody's worried because actions speak louder than words even though we haven't even had any words with respect to this and right now there is no i

again, shocking victoria. _ startling revelations? again, shocking victoria. things - startling revelations? again, | shocking victoria. things that startling revelations? again, l shocking victoria. things that i don't think we expected or maybe perhaps we did because of the interview that went out with meghan and harry earlier on this year with oprah. harry talking about drinking, potential drug use, and saying he has been in therapy for four years now and the primary cause of that was the death of his mother, which i don't think anybody is very surprised by. again, talking about asking the royal family for help, seeing gps, practitioner, some holistic prigs in additioner ins as —— practitioners as well. i think it's the repeated calls for help that people will be surprised that him and harry and meghan went to the firm and said we need help with our mental health and that was ignored and denied, much like it was for his own mother, diana. it seems perhaps what he went through, what he has been going through mirrors what she went through at the time as w

victoria: you are absolutely right. it was. apple and microsoft are two of the largest holdings in our large-cap strategy. you're not adding to those names because we are pretty full. but there are other names within the tech space on a broader level that we are adding to i mentioned nvidia. you look at where we are at with semi conductors and shortages we are seeing in chips. i think you have an opportunity there, especially as globally people are changing the way they are working. there will be more remote work and we will need more of this type of product. that is a play you can make. and i mentioned adobe as well, the internet play where every company now is doing more selling online, they are having to really expand their online offerings. these are areas that we think are not as prone to some of these larger pullbacks. but they are still within the tech space, and you can have an opportunity as the prices come back some over the last couple weeks. haidi: thank you to victoria fernandez. shery: breaking news. elon musk is

but the political argument aside, the pandemic discontinue to get worse in victoria. there is 50 cases active in the community there up from four less than a week ago. this is a more virulent strain. it is the first day of winter, so you wouldn't rule out that week long lockdown being extended from friday. sophie: thank you for the preview. kelly wood is going to tell us why we could see a shift this month. let's get over to the first word headlines. >> sophie, india's economy expanded before the latest wave of infections forced lockdowns across much of the country. gdp marked the second straight quarter extension after a hair recession that tipped the economy into retraction. india is expecting to grow despite the pandemic. singapore's prime minister has pledged to reopen the economy as there is a max vaccination drive and the recent surge comes under control. the government would likely start easing restrictions on june 13. he is aiming to get 2/3 of the residents innoculated with at least one dose by early july. malaysia has unveiled a $9.7 billion package to pep p

they were forced to fire victoria such a dodgy guy because he was a jewel. does he have video at the office? my uncle was a professor at the school of medicine in general pathology. and one of his students was the head physician of the fact they've been in for a tele hospital in rome. professor born a male borrow mail with a strict catholic on the anti fascist months if i knew about it. so he found my father and said, listen, i'm sending dr. such a dog. i hope you can somehow find a position for him. the mother was yes, me. ah, yeah, a lot of the audio. but then the head physician shook my hand and then turned to the friar. brother joseph, a smock for the doctor. at that moment, i knew that life had changed for me. from being nothing, i had my personality bath that was my 1st encounter with people on a level i got the data in the terrible war started on may 22nd. 1959 germany and italy formed an alliance known as the pact to the packet. and then going to july brought us news of the invasion officially. july 9th, 943, spearheaded by the united states. the all

park as well as the victoria park as well as the police who have no objection permit. the police are still processing the application, but people do expect this to be banned as well, while the other department has a ready said they would not process any application since the covid—19 pandemic is still going on in hong kong, so it is quite unlikely that this year on june the fourth there will be seas of candlelight again at victoria park marking what happened in beijing in 1989. thank you for now, outside the courthouse for us in hong let's get some of the day's other news. anti—government protests in colombia have entered an eighth day, with demonstrators gathering across the country. at least 24 people, including a police officer, have died since the protests began. the un is urging security forces to refrain from using firearms. the nationwide rallies were initially against a now—cancelled tax reform bill but have left more than 800 people injured garrett rolfe, the police officer charged with murder of rayshard brooks, has won his appeal over his dismissal fro

i'm victoria derbyshire. here are the headlines: surgeons call for dozens of new hospital hubs in england to tackle what's being called a "colossal backlog" of non—urgent operations. lockdown and the indian variant — people are urged to get a jab, as cases of the variant nearly double in a week, as ministers continue to assess a further easing of restrictions. there's nothing in the data that will delay the date, but we've said we're always reviewing the data and we'll come to a final conclusion on whether to reopen on the 21st ofjune, on june the 14th. the health secretary is under pressure, as care home leaders dismiss as "absolute rubbish" the claim there was a protective shield around homes in the pandemic. was your relative discharged from hospital to a care home last march or april? were they tested or not? let me know. on twitter, it's @vicderbyshire. or you oryou can e—mail. coughing the sound of a covid cough — scientists come up with a new technique to detect if someone has the virus. a cont

sÓlo han tenido algunas victorias. de los 70 indigentes calificados como candidatos para recibir una dosis de diciembre a la fecha, sÓlo 4 han sido vacunados. fÉlix: los comerciantes de las ciudades fronterizas de estados unidos estÁn anunciando que sus negocios pasan por mal momento y algunos estÁn quebrados. desde marzo de 2020 se le impide a los mexicanos que viven en ciudades fronterizas entrar a estados unidos a realizar sus compras. reportera: a un aÑo y dos meses del cierre de los puentes internacionales por la pandemia, los negocios de el paso dicen que su situaciÓn es grave. >> ahora cayÓ como el 60 % de las ventas. reportera: el 60 % de los clientes eran mexicanos con visa. con el cierre por el covid sÓlo pueden pasar los ciudadanos americanos y residentes legales. >> vengo a comprar ropa para la familia, y eso que no pueden venir tampoco. yo soy la que puede venir y ellos todavÍa no pueden, por cuestiÓn de que no tienen residencia. reportera: se estima que el 30 % de los negocios del centro de el p

in february, 913 emperor's daughter, princess victoria, luisa of prussia and prince. and august announced their engagement overnight. the argon became the most addressed in europe, kilograms and expressed letters put in by the basketful. the telephone was ringing off the hook. but the emperor's guest had already booked nearly every single bed we had. so we had to send out conscious consolations all over the world. british monarch, king george the faith, came the russians on nicholas the 2nd, which to carry drive through berlin with the father of the bride and u hot side from victoria to unify the wedding of victoria. luisa followed a choreography that deeds back to the 17th century was still being upheld in the 20th century. my not going now was over fiat. and so, just one year before the 1st world war, the english king and the russians are, came to berlin to his grand found the celebration mine them and also from union has to fight. you see, the 3 monarchs were also cousins. and it was such a peculiar moment in time when everything seemed to blossom one last time bef

vendrÍa la reacciÓn y luis suÁrez daba la victoria y el 11 tÍtulo. el real madrid hizo la tarea y consiguiÓ el resultado. tambiÉn comenzÓ perdiendo. jeremy los puso adelante. el barcelona derrota por la mÍnima diferencia al Éibar. vamos con el gran premio de mÓnaco. checo pÉrez no tuvo un buen dÍa y saldrÁ noveno. hasta aquÍ con la informaciÓn. regresamos con ustedes al estudio. feliz: el mundo ha invadido a san petersburgo. el tema del festival es un mundo sin fronteras. imÁgenes del carnaval de rÍo y de indÍgenas de estados unidos y tambiÉn en hip o con —— en egipto con los faraones. esta exposiciÓn lo puedes llevar a un recorrido por el mundo. los esperamos en la ediciÓn nocturna. >> si estÁs nervioso te entiendo. cita socios o, tambiÉn. lo mÁs importante es que todos estamos emocionados porque estamos a 90 minutos de conocer al primer finalista del guardianes 2021. hoy recibe al mata gigantes, pachuca, que dejÓ ni caminar chivas y amÉrica.

the victoria. hi, susan israeli artist who lives and works in berlin. 42 year old opposes pigeon holing. people wants to put you in one box. and i can understand them. i think also in my brain, i wish to, you know, to wake up one morning and to say, yes, i am a woman. oh yes, i am a man. it never happened to me grow his ard works often to pick the older women whose bodies and faces have been rendered invisible by society. her pictures highlight us tension between the body and the soul. the ro, either studied art in boston and jerusalem knows this tension well, for a large part of her life, she's been mulling questions of self identity. i just felt something is missing. i didn't know what it is. so i don't think that i have in my body, i just, i didn't know my body in some points. in the age of 30, i felt that i need to explore. i need to go into this journey of exploration because she was hesitant to express her femininity until she moved to berlin. in 2012. here are expressive. artworks finally re

let's bring in victoria fernandez at crossmark growth investments. you worry for your clients, victoria, so they did not have to how would you respond? is inflation your biggest risk right now? >> no, inflation is not our biggest risk i think the concern is the north sees inflation as a risk although we see it as transitory, we lie in the same camp as the fed when you continue to see the headlines come through and there is a huge concern and people see it in the daily shopping habits in gas and grocery store prices then they get more concerned we have to remember, brian, that inflation is a year over year number or quarter over quarter number that people are looking at here. scott minerd said you look 12 months out from now and do the year over year comparison. we will not see continued higher inflation which is what the fed is looking for no, i think we see a little bit of inflation out there and we have to watch the baton handed off over to wage inflation that is when we start to get worried. we are not seeing that yet. >> you are not seeing it yet

victoria, having a great week. talk with you soon thank you. >>> right now, to a developing story overseas involving a ryanair flight and what the company's ceo is calling quote state sponsor ed piracy. we have joumanna bercetche with more from london >> reporter: good morning, brian. such a huge story. let me give you more color in what the ryanair ceo said. he called it redirecting of the flight by belarus a statehijackg he told irish radio he believes there were kgb agents on board the plane that was forced to land in minsk. belarusian authorities arrested a journalist in the city and having sent a fighter jet to reroute the plane. the plane from athens and just before getting into lithuania, it was rerouted to belarus and minsk. we have the european commissioner and nato secretary-general and top diplomats from the uk and germany among those calling for an investigation and potential sanctions. secretary of state antony blinken said they were concerned over the military aircraft saying it threatens the lives of

adopting the middle name victoria. fluid. wearing dresses has made through the targets inferrable and physical abuse a grim reality many trans people know too well. while we are transitioning we are very also very visible. it's not so easy to be visible and at the same time to transition. so we are very much exposed to violence on the street it's also. growing soon came to recognize the privileges she would enjoyed as a male artist as a gender fluid person just because more difficult. artworks are currently on display at berlin's full as museum a 4th of the exhibition intimacy. once founded to document the amounts of authority struggle and art of the museum today focuses on the day for. city of sexual identity and concepts of gender. were always artwork with the soldiers on her relationship with her own body. their real battle that i have about the trance it's with myself and with my party and. always try to reflect in my own drawings because also. those big papers and the reason and those papers it's in a way for me to confr

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victoria, what did you pick? i hear it is magic and mythology themed. >> it is yeah, so my pick is the "witch's heart" by genevieve gornichec. it is another woman in mythology who has been forgotten, now she gets her own moment to shine in this case, it is boda, known as being the wife of loki. if you are into marvel's loki, as well, this scratches the itch it is lovely and tragic, and there are two beautiful romances in this novel. >> isaac, non-fiction. this is a book i just recommended for hoda. >> oh. >> victoria, the y.a. queen, this is by the y.a. king. >> that's right. looking for hope this summer, green's latest essay collection. he is using a five-star rating system, allowing him to write about everything and anyone he wants. he shows off his talents as a master storyteller in this collection and makes you see the world through fondness and optimism while not looking away from the hard stuff, for the record it is a nice reminder that life is very much worth living. no matter how difficult it can seem som

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victoria secret and bad and body works. the shares are down almost 3%. >> after an incredible run >> let's get to rick santelli. we are to put it well off the lows this morning. >> yeah. premarket panic sometimes get bought in the morning. still plenty of time left in the day to see how this shakes out but really, i think mostly you can characterize what's been going on for a while as a choppy transition from secular growth tech into other areas. there's a gauge on what the downside has been in march and april and may. down 41.20 is the line that separates routine pullback from something that's potentially deeper we're not deer that. we're around 4130 at the low last week. for the moment it's contained. the dow versus the nasdaq tells the story. the dow more cyclical gear how much can we get stretched on this front difficult to say it seems like a lot of this has been in training for months at this point a more focussed version is semi conductors against industrials also kwert kwaert to date. semi conductors have given up t

is a already mentioned that victoria matthews had been hugely supportive of ida b. wells at this fraught period in her life and i would say of all the people i look it's, victoria matthews seems the most into building a community of women. again, she organized the benefit for wells, she organized the settlement houses to real. >> -- really support young women who are moving up from the south. >> a number of women in the new york world at the same time and the perspective we get on them is through the eyes of elizabeth jordan, who was a reporter there and then went on to become an editor at harper's bazaar and then harper book. she was reporter and did a lot of report little but at the height of the stunt reporter craze i'll kotkin it in 1896 she was at the world basically hiring stunt reporters and assigning stunt reporters and framing what that page was going to look like. as she talks about sort of coming in as like aknee neo fight to the world and all committed when he starts there and looking at the legends of like bly and nell nelson and she interacted with the

his name was victoria touch dotty. he was much appreciated by the for even though they knew he was jewish shop indicated, but he'll know about it goes up. what did my father do? he did something very unusual mental and he came up with a disease which was totally imaginary. he said it was very dangerous, aggressive road, degenerative around named in a syndrome k 11 matter model the car that could have stood a german kernel complex. these get the phone. so we decided their disease was to be called syndrome k u k was the initial of castle ring, the german armies chief in italy. but it could also stand for cost of the tv or tape which is cancer in german. so we could turn it around as we like what we need and they all started with the letter k. the just k was the 1st letter of cobbler, which was the name of the s s colonel in rome and capital in the general. it was a way of messing with them, but it was quite a way to humiliate them in class. but this wasn't again, no matter what you got. but syndrome k was an illness inve

in 1913 the emperor's daughter, princess victoria, luisa of prussia. and prince and announced fare engagement overnight the outlaws became the most addressed in europe, kilograms and express letters pulled in by the basket for the telephone was ringing off the hook. but the emperor's guest had already booked nearly every single bed we had. so we had to send out countless cancellation all over the world. british monarch, king george the faith came russians on nicholas the 2nd who took a carriage ride through berlin with a father of the bride. and you hock side from the toilet. and either for the wedding of victoria luisa followed a choreography that deeds back to the 17th century, but was still being upheld in the 20th century. why not good? now? there were fiat. and so just one year be for the 1st world war, the english king and the russians are, came to berlin service grant, found the celebration by them and also from union had to fight. you see the 3 monarchs were also cousins.

ah, victoria and albert museum in london has dedicated an entire exhibition to the famous tale and to its enduring cultural influence. the fascination with alice is almost an honorable in a way it is such a huge phenomenon around the globe. the book itself position $1865.00, we're still a fest with it now. and we were trying to answer that question in the exhibition why, how one glam become this phenomenon and not only within literature but across the film, design, photography, fashion, size, mass, every, every aspect of our lives. it all began in 18. $62.00 in oxford, england, inspired by the scientific advances of the time university lecturer, charles dodson invented a story for 10 year old alice little, the daughter of a friend aa. 3 years later, dodson published a story under the pseudo nym louis carol. it was an instance sensation theater designer tom piper designed the rooms for the exhibition, taking his cues from the victorian pursuit of knowledge, a library that comes to life with pages floating through space. really using all the skills i would use and theater to create this

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so for them, this is victoria time. they are very, they are content with their humans despite to create loss and live the great destruction we see that they see it in their minds as a price worthy of paying for the price of liberating the palestinian people. are they sending a signal towards israel in a way, i mean, a lot of this is about psychological warfare. you know, we've seen this last round of clashes, conflict, operation, whatever we call that going a little longer than probably needed exactly for that purpose for finding that defining moment. it's victoria moment that each side can hold onto and say, yes, we've got that, you know? and so a lot of it is about the psychology and how you build the terms on the case of israel. how do you build that the, the image of the invincible, you know, opposition? basically when you talk about about madison gather. so this is what it is about. it's about people's minds and how you set yourself as the winner in this whole round of clashes. one of the triggers of these most rec

ah, the victoria and albert museum in london has dedicated an entire exhibition to the famous tale and to its enduring cultural influence. the fascination with alice is almost an honorable in a way. it is a huge phenomenon around the globe. the book itself published and 1865 with philip fest with it now. and we trying to answer that question in the exhibition why, how one glam become this phenomenon and not only within literature but across the film, design, photography, fashion, science, math every, every aspect. so i live, it all began in 862 in oxford, england. inspired by the scientific advances of the time university lecturer, charles dodson invented a story for 10 year old alice little, the daughter of a friend. ah, 3 years later, dodson published the story under the pseudo nym lewis, carol. it was an instance sensation theater designer tom piper designed the rooms for the exhibition, taking his cues from the victorian pursuit of knowledge, a library that comes to life with pages floating through space. it's really using all the skills i would use and theater to create this kind

and on one occasion, he and up to the ro victoria hospital for their most molden and sophisticated x ray equipment. and had it brought down the road and brought into the hotel. so he could better examine the ball and worked on it for hours. he came out and he said, got my boot on the beast throat, and crushed it. $972.00 was all the worse than the 30 history of the northern ireland violent it began with what's known as bloody sunday on the 13th of january. when british soldiers killed 13 people in dairy during demonstrations against the british policy of internment without trial, 2 months later, a car bomb went off in the parking area behind the europa. the explosion triggered fires and caused massive damage to the nearby grand victoria railway station, shattering all the hotels windows and spreading panic among local residents. but no one was killed. more belfast bombings, followed on the road, became a i'll re propaganda target. here you had the words media in this hotel, the provisional irish activities involved the bombing of commercial premises. they wanted to make northern irel

his name was victoria toucher doughty. he was much appreciated by the for even though they knew he was jewish shop, indicated your value goes up. what did my father do? he did something very unusual event though. he came up with a disease which was totally imaginary. he said it was very dangerous, aggressive 0 degenerative era, amount of named in a syndrome k. and i was like, yeah, matter model the car that could have stood the german colonel complex. these get it set up, we decided their disease was to be called syndrome k u k was the initial of castle ring, the german army chief in italy. but it could also stand for cost of the tv on board shapes, which is cancer in german. so we could turn it around as we like what we need and they all started with the letter k. ah, just the key was the 1st letter of complex, which was the name of the s s colonel in rome and cancelling the general. it was a way of messing with that, and it was clumsy a way to humiliate them in class. but this wasn't again, no matter what the job syndrom

ah, the victoria and albert museum in london has dedicated an entire exhibition to the famous tale and to its enduring cultural influence. the fascination with alice is almost an article in a way it is such a huge phenomenon around the globe. the book itself published and 18. 65 with still a fest with it now. and we trying to answer that question in the exhibition. why, how one's lamb become the phenomenon and not only within the literature across the film are design, photography, fashion, science, math every, every aspect. so i live it all began in 18. 62 in oxford, england. inspired by the scientific advances of the time university lecturer, charles dodson invented a story for 10 year old alice little, the daughter of a friend aa. 3 years later, dodson published the story under the pseudo nym lewis. carol. it was an instance sensation theater designer tom piper designed the rooms for the exhibition, taking his cues from the victorian pursuit of knowledge, a library that comes to life with pages floating through space. it's really using all the skills i would use and theater to create

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