Charlotte Gallagher
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Podcast Appearances
KyllÀ ja ei. Suurin piirtein pysymys on se, ettÀ pysymys jatkuu, eikÀ kukaan pysy ympÀristöön. SitÀ kertaa, ettÀ Ukraina kuitenkin tuntuu hieman, kuin olisi pÀÀllÀ, koska he uskovat, ettÀ he ovat nÀhneet russin vahvistuksen. He myös uskovat, ettÀ he tekevÀt teritoriaalisuuksia Zaporizhiaan, sydÀmen alueella.
Ja samaan aikaan suomalaiset analysteitit sanovat, ettÀ ruskaiset nyt tulevat paikalle, jossa he ovat todella haastattelut, jotta he voivat vaihtaa sotilaita, jotka ovat jÀÀneet tai kuolevat. Ja he sanovat, ettÀ ruskaiset on haastattelut, jotta he voivat vaihtaa sotilaita. Ja he sanovat, ettÀ ruskaiset on haastattelut, jotta he voi vaihtaa sotilaita.
James Landale. Thousands of people in Mexico have gathered to attempt a new Guinness World Record for the largest ever football lesson. It's part of the lead-up to this summer's World Cup, which Mexico is hosting alongside the United States and Canada. Stephanie Prentiss reports.
Stephanie Puentis. In New York City in the 1980s a group of male friends sat in a bar and realised they didn't do any of the activities that were highlighted in a glamorous sports magazine. Their interests were far more mundane. You might say unusual, you might also say boring. They liked collecting old sweet wrappers and photographing bins on pavements.
He founded a dull men's club to discuss these activities. Now, almost 40 years later, a group of male friends in the UK have revived the idea. The BBC's Sharoma Silva went along to meet them.
It's a pub in central London, England and one of the oldest in the city. But I'm actually here to join a meeting with a group calling themselves the Dull Men's Club. And to greet me is the club's founder, Grover Click. Yes, hello Sharona, nice to meet you. This Dull Men's Club doesn't sound necessarily the most enticing group of people to be amongst. Am I going to be the most interesting person there? Well, we'll soon see, that's for sure.
I was first introduced to Tim Webb, known for his obsession with potholes. What I've got here is a selection of tape measures, which are absolutely vital for the role I carry out. Which is to log potholes and also decorate and highlight them. I only choose the best of the worst, and I split them into two categories.
Ne olisivat pohjoja, joita olen kuullut aiemmin, jotta nÀhdÀÀn, kuinka paljon ne ovat kasvaneet tai kehittyneet. Ja myös minÀ olisin kuullut uusia tai edellisiÀ pohjoja, jotta nÀhdÀÀn, kuinka erityisesti ne ovat. Jotkut voivat olla yhdessÀ, jotkut voivat olla tÀysin erilaisia. Ja hÀnen työnsÀ ei menetetty, koska vuonna 2023 Dull Men's Club antoi Timille Anorak of the Year-arvoa.
What made you want to join the Dull Men's Club? It was actually my mother that suggested it to me. And I'm surrounded by a lot of people that see the world as I do. Also seated at our pub table is Amanda Hone, the club's first female member. I just started noticing brown tourist signs, signs that pointed you to museums and lighthouses. I see one and then I can't help but follow it. But what of the gender difference?
There's a lot to be said for women who have same kind of noticing, but they either mask or they're quiet about it because they don't want to be seen as dull. And this actually throws it open. So women are actually just as dull as men? A hundred percent, yeah, if not duller. Being inducted into the Dull Men's Club as the first female member, I mean, it's peaking in life, right? So it seems to me that the philosophy here is to celebrate the ordinary.
And that's all from us for now. If you want to get in touch, you can email us at globalpodcast at bbc.co.uk. You can also find us on X at BBC World Service. Use the hashtag Global News Pod. Don't forget our sister podcast, The Global Story. This edition of the Global News Podcast was mixed by Jonny Baker and the producer was Stephanie Zachrisson. The editor is Karen Martin. I'm Charlotte Gallagher. Until next time, goodbye.
Hei taas, Berta. No hei taas, LÀhipoksi. MitÀs tilasit verkosta tÀllÀ kertaa? No voi kuule, kengÀt tilasin. Arvas minkÀ vÀriset? Uskallanko veikata, ettÀ kenties punaiset? Voi kun sÀ oot ihanaa. SÀ tunnet mut paremmin kuin mun poikaystÀvÀ. No, tÀssÀhÀn ihan punastuu. Postnord. Tuomme maailman luoksesi. Automaattiin, lÀhikauppaan tai naapurustosi LÀhipoksiin.
This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.
I'm Charlotte Gallagher, and in the early hours of Thursday, the 19th of February, these are our main stories.
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The future of the Gaza Strip still hangs in limbo, and now a senior United Nations official has warned that Israel's plan to tighten its control on parts of the occupied West Bank is a serious concern.