This is the story of a man's challenges of raising his niece by himself. Ukyo Yasutake is a single man working in an office. His older sister, who was like a mother to him, dies. He's left to raise his sister's only daughter Chiharu. This comedy-drama depicts with great human depth the journey these two characters take as they gradually develop a real parent/child relationship with the support of friends and the family at the rice shop where Ukyo boards.
Comedian Jimmy Rees and tiny craft artist JoAnne Bouzianis-Sellick unite with the extraordinary crafts people of Australia to re-create remarkable moments from our nation's history, in glorious miniature.
Her father, indebted to a certain Zgierski, sells off the meadows and forest piece by piece. While cutting down trees, he is crushed to death by the last oak tree. Irenka and her family have to move to a small town. Dr. Lipień helps them settle into their new surroundings. Financial problems force Aunt Barbara and Grandmother to leave for relatives in Lviv, while Aunt Amelia moves in with the doctor. To make matters worse, Irenka's mother falls ill. The girl therefore goes to seek help from her friend Countess Opolska, who lives in the capital.
With her girl-next-door charm sprinkled in every recipe, web sensation Laura Vitale makes enticing seasonal recipes that are easy to follow and perfect for busy families.
Sportscene is the name of a range of Scottish sports television programmes produced by BBC Scotland. Its main anchor is Stephen Thompson. Previous Sportscene presenters include David Currie, Rob MacLean, Alison Walker, Richard Gordon, Dougie Donnelly, Archie Macpherson, Gordon Hewitt, Hazel Irvine, Jill Douglas, Mark Souster and Jim Craig.
Recent notable events covered by Sportscene include Celtic's run to the UEFA Cup Final in the 2002-03 season, Scotland's 2006 Six Nations triumph over England and the finale to the 2002-03 Scottish Premier League season.