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Meghan hates goodbyes, but she knows she has to say her farewell to some people and situations in her life. She's left anxious and confused when a know-it-all neighbor is found dead under questionable circumstances. Was their final farewell natural or calculated? Meghan has her hunches. She's determined to find out, even though she knows she'll be putting her life at risk, along with the most precious person in her life. In her quest for the truth, will she be successful or end up the victim of a ruthless killer who's determined to have the last laugh?

Amber is highly amused at the sight of the pompous Lord Richard Clarington The Third, Earl of Suffolk. Until she realizes that her father and stepmother intend to marry her off to him. A grand scheme ensues, cooked up by Amber and her maid. Amber will become a Mail Order Bride. Her flight west to meet Rufus Bradley is interrupted by an unusual meeting on the train. One that will affect their lives for decades to come.

Meghan takes a walk down memory lane and remembers the fright that was before Christmas when she was an aspiring actress in Hollywood. She thought she had gotten the role of a lifetime until she discovered the role she got was for something totally different. Things go from bad to worse when she's identified as a prime suspect for the murder of a key person on set. Meghan knows there are several women who had plausible reasons to want to do something diabolical to the boss from hell. She's one of those women, but she knows she didn't do it. So if it wasn't her, who was it?

Radiospektakli po odnoimennym rasskazam Konstantina Georgievicha Paustovskogo(1892-1968), klassika otechestvennoj literatury. Paustovskij mnogo pisal o prirode, o zhivotnyh, no glavnyj predmet ego tvorchestva – chelovek. Geroev Paustovskogo otlichaet nravstvennaja chistota i skromnost'.

Lucy has many reasons to be excited about Valentines’ that’s just round the corner. One of them includes visiting a new restaurant in town that claims to serve the best steak. When she visits this restaurant with her friends, they’re impressed by the interior decor and blown away by the yummy food. It seems not everyone is excited about this new establishment, as the chef from a rival restaurant causes a scene as he claims the new restaurant has stolen his recipe. Lucy’s boyfriend, a local detective, is on hand to calm frayed nerves and usher this unruly chef out of the restaurant.

Excitement courses through Lucy as she receives an exclusive invitation to a televised bake-off competition, set on a secluded private island off the enchanting coast of Georgia. A charismatic celebrity will play host to this culinary showdown, where Lucy's unwavering confidence in her culinary skills fuels her ambition to claim the coveted grand prize. Stepping onto the island, Lucy finds herself amidst an intriguing cast of characters, each concealing ulterior motives beneath their smiles, all vying for victory to further their personal agendas.

Lucy Hale is excited about a new bridal shop in town, like the rest of the citizens in Ivy Creek. Perhaps the buzz about this new entity on the high street has to do more with the appearance of a famous person at its launch. When the day of the grand opening of the bridal shop arrives, the invited guests are looking forward to gazing at stunning bridal dresses, basking in the presence of a celebrity and enjoying free food! Everything seems to be going as planned until a sudden commotion leads to the death of the celebrity’s assistant.

When Meghan’s admitted to hospital as a precautionary measure, she’s glad to discover she won’t have to stay long. She feels bullied, threatened, and confused by some of the people she meets and things she sees while on the hospital ward. When the most obnoxious character on the ward is found dead, it seems everyone is happy to move on with their lives.Meghan is happy to let the police do their jobs and solve the latest murder mystery in Sandy Bay…until one of her employees is identified as a prime suspect.

Fisco, licenziamenti e burocrazia: Semplificazioni, una scossa al sistema per la ripartenza, di Sergio Rizzo; Tasse, Provenzano: "Basta timidezze, la destra difende i privilegi. Noi vogliamo giustizia sociale", di Annalisa Cuzzocrea; Burocrazia, come sciogliere la matassa, di Francesco Manacorda; Decreto Semplificazioni, maggioranza spaccata e Draghi prende tempo, di Annalisa Cuzzocrea; Licenziamenti, si cambia ancora. Rimangono solo due scaglioni: bocciata la proroga a fine agosto, di Valentina Conte e Roberto Mania.

"Gore ot uma" - spektakl' po odnoimennoy p'ese MHAT im.

Il sindaco di Riace e il domani dei migranti in analisi di Repubblica: Il paladino dei migranti caduto nella polvere: "Segno dell’aria che tira" di Alessandra Ziniti; Riace, il sindaco e i confini della legge di Attilio Bolzoni; Il silenzio sullo Ius soli di Jhumpa Lahiri; Lucano, il sindaco clandestino di Riace, di Francesco Merlo; A bordo della nave che sfida il blocco: "Saremo noi italiani ad aiutare chi fugge" di Marco Mensurati; Riace, Mimmo Lucano: "Io ho salvato vite, spero che l'inchiesta non diventi un fatto politico" di Alessia Candito.

Amethyst Mayfield is an adventurer just like her late archeologist father. She aims to continue his legacy, following the lead suggested by a fragment of map left among his papers and artifacts. Becoming a mail order bride is her ticket to the Montana hills - but those same hills almost spell disaster for her, her new husband, and the precious treasure she is carrying. Mount your steed and head west with us as we follow Amy's pioneering footsteps to lasting love!

Wrongly accused and dismissed from her job as a successful nurse at San Francisco’s prestigious Central Memorial Hospital, the determined Sapphire Alexander will not be beaten. Every part of Sapphire's training is challenged, however, when circumstances throw her together with a damaged cowboy who believes no one could ever love or accept such a monster as he. Sapphire's love and faith have been known to work miracles before, but will they be enough to save his life and prove him wrong?

Violet Wakefield needs money to save her mother’s life. And she needs it now! Martin Allen thinks his wandering heart will settle if he cures his loneliness. He agrees to send the needed money if Violet agrees to become his Mail Order Bride. When Violet arrives in Rainbow Mountain, however, her fiancé is nowhere to be found. She learns that, just as he has done many times before, he has disappeared up into the mountains, searching for gold.

"Rep: Digest" ti offre ogni settima due appuntamenti con l'informazione di Repubblica. Due raccolte di articoli in formato audio che raccontano e analizzano i temi e le notizie della settimana.Il mondo contro il coronavirus: Tokyo 2020, nella capitale dei divieti che aspetta i Giochi e si blinda di Emanuela Audisio; "Non scegliamo tra i Giochi e i figli", le mamme rompono la bolla di Tokyo di Emanuela Audisio; C'è il virus nel Villaggio, Tokyo sempre più chiusa. Il Covid minaccia i Giochi di Emanuela Audisio.

Carceri, la giustizia da ricostruire: Lo Stato in ginocchio, di Ezio Mauro; Santa Maria Capua Vetere, pestaggi in carcere. Cartabia: "Sconcertata da quel video, ogni frame calpesta la Costituzione", di Liana Milella; Carceri. Errori e allarmi inascoltati Così Bonafede ignorò le violenze sui detenuti, di Giuliano Foschini; Santa Maria Capua Vetere, il pestaggio fu una rappresaglia. Ecco da chi partirono gli ordini, di Conchita Sannino; Punire o salvare: il dilemma della giustizia, di Gustavo Zagrebelsky; Giustizia, serve coraggio sulle carceri, di Tito Boeri Roberto Perotti.

Il Ddl Zan tra lo Stato e il Vaticano: Lo scontro con il Vaticano. Le associazioni e le famiglie: "La Chiesa non vuole una norma che protegga i nostri figli dall'odio", di Maria Novella De Luca; Il giurista che lavorò al Concordato: "Atto di debolezza della chiesa, il ddl Zan non viola gli accordi", di Maria Novella De Luca; Omofobia e legge Zan, l'affondo del Vaticano adesso divide la Curi, di Paolo Rodari; Ddl Zan e Vaticano, Draghi e la fermezza decisa con Mattarella a difesa dello Stato, di Giovanna Vitale.

Strage di Stresa, il freno era disattivato: un video prova l'errore. E c'è il primo indagato, di Federica Cravero e Leonardo Bizzaro; Funivia caduta sul Mottarone, lo sfogo del gestore: "Soffro per quei morti, mi sento già in croce", di Paolo Berizzi; La funivia del Mottarone, il ponte Morandi e Luana D'Orazio: la sicurezza e il capitale, di Ezio Mauro; Strage di Stresa. "Non volevano perdere l'incasso". I freni della funivia bloccati per scelta, di Carlotta Rocci; Funivia del Mottarone, il meccanico, l'ingegnere e l'imprenditore tuttofare. La banda della forchetta, di Paolo Berizzi.

Pediatri e medici di base per i vaccini agli under 16. Oggi il via libera a Pfizer, di Michele Bocci; I pediatri: "I ragazzi correranno a immunizzarsi, ma c'è l'incognita dei genitori no vax", di Elena Dusi; Covid, da maturandi a vaccinati a testa alta e senza ansie: "Noi, tutelati dallo Stato", di Paolo di Paolo; Covid, Fontana: "Pronti a vaccinare dai 12 anni. Cadono le accuse false contro di noi", di Emanuele Lauria; La campagna di giugno e la sfida di Figliuolo: convincere i giovani a vaccinarsi per il mese della spallata, di Michele Bocci.

Recovery e semplificazioni Condanne Ilva e acciaio green: Dl Semplificazioni: per gli appalti del Pnrr quota del 30% riservata a donne e giovani, di Rosaria Amato; Recovery, poteri rafforzati per evitare i ritardi. Premi alle aziende che chiudono prima i lavori, di Raffaele Ricciardi; Stangata per i veleni Ilva, condannati i fratelli Riva e confisca per gli altiforni, di Antonello Cassano e Gino Martina; Ilva di Taranto, Vendola dopo la condanna: "Io, in una tagliola giudiziaria. Quelli che hanno venduto l'ambiente stanno godendo. Urlerò la verità", di Giovanna Casadio.