she was only 13 when the disaster struck. to break the stigma attached to her home town and to mark ten years since the disaster, she crowdfunded to launch the 0kuma sake project.
to break the stigma attached to her home town and to mark ten years since the disaster, she crowdfunded to launch the 0kuma sake project. cheers to that. kanpai!
project. cheers to that. kanhai. kanpai. well, it was great to get a little taste of some fukushima sake. but the work got time for this week. coming up next time
the fog and humidity makes a difference in all this. the humidity that comes from the that protects from south is cool, but not too cool. hot summer, cold winter and create the perfect microclimate in emelia romana. even the region s pasta is explained by this climate which means soft wheat can grow here, a different breed from the dry durham wheat of the south. if you don t believe in god, you believe in tortellini. it s like a religion. true. massimo grew up in modena and is obsessive about the foods that shaped his childhood. if you check my blood, there s balsamic vinegar. the summer, the vinegar is alive. right. and in the winter goes to bed and stays there and relax for
on ppe under close review. it is interesting, the protection on one hand and the other side is vaccines and we will talk about that in the next half an hour, letters going out to people in their 50s. if you have any questions, there is time to send them in. stay with us, lots to come. hello, this is breakfast with rachel burden and chris mason. every week, bbc news presenter ros atkins takes an in depth look at one of the issues in the news. this week, it s presidentjoe biden s first foreign policy test how to deal with saudi arabia.