so, like in cuba, filipinos were fighting a war against spain.and then when the united states intervenes, the us actually did not know sort of what to do. they had a number of soldiers, the nebraskan voluntary infantry in manila after the battle of manila bay. and these soldiers had a very simmering kind of tension with the soldiers led by aldo. and that is when the philippine-american war starts in february of 1899. so the war of 1898 kind of puts the us in the philippines and then they engage with a war against the philippines that was led by again, aldo and aguinaldo. again was advised by this man, agoncillo so when the filipino american war is ongoing, it's interesting because the war of 1888 concludes and the philippines were purchased by the u.s. from spain for $20 million, according to the treaty of paris, which was ratified in 1899. agoncillo. went first to washington, d.c., december four to try to represent the philippines interests and denied any meeting with mckinley in washington. he then went to paris. and followed up with a group of

with many areas of spain experiencing a . areas of spain experiencing a long drought, both the supplyrcy of the weather. guy had bbc news, southern spain. 0fficial growth figures are due to be released shortly, so do stay tuned. that's all for the moment, thanks for watching. the first ever harry coffee beans grown in the uk tend during a trial at a spalding factory. they're delivered to us in the dry format and we have to rehydrate them. then the next process is fill these into the can we then add what spices? no, the spices are unique to us and there are trade secrets. but what do the great british public think? all right. what do they taste like? would it make you. to be honest, they're better than heinz. . really nice. do they do they taste any different? the seeds for these beans took 12 years to develop by scientists at the university of warwick. their main aim to make them exactly the same as what shoppers expect. we're always trying to grow new things and trying to do things to save on food mileage and to save on imports because we're importing too much food and to be able to

but it's been sharper in spain.is so high here, pushing prices up further when there is a shortage. olive oil is a staple of the famous mediterranean diet because of its much vaunted nutritional properties. but in recent months, consumption has dropped dramatically because it has become so expensive. experts warn that that is notjust bad for the olive oil industry, it is also bad for people health. translation: the is also bad for people health. translation:— is also bad for people health. translation: the rise in the - rice translation: the rise in the rice of translation: the rise in the price of olive _ translation: the rise in the price of olive oil— translation: the rise in the price of olive oil obviously - price of olive oil obviously means the people are consuming other, cheaper types of oil instead, but that is a mistake because the quantity of oil we recommend people consume is so small. ~ . , ., ., small. with many areas of spain exneriencing _ small. with many areas of spain exneriencing a _ small. with

bile}. teenager who disappeared after travelling to spain.— travelling to spain.ravelling to spain. alex went missing on holiday in - travelling to spain. alex went missing on holiday in 2017 - travelling to spain. alex went i missing on holiday in 2017 when travelling to spain. alex went - missing on holiday in 2017 when he was just 11 years old. on wednesday a member of the public reported a potential cycling in the toulouse area of france —— a potential cycling. the young man was taken to a french police station. the young man and alex's, the spoke on a video call last night and while she is content this is indeed alex, we obviously have further checks to do when he returns to the uk. our main priority now is to see alex returned home to the uk to his family and the investigation team are working around the clock with partner agencies and the french authorities to ensure they are fully supported. alex and his family remain our focus and we still have some work to do in establishing the full circumstances surrounding his disappearance and where he has been in al

they use that powerful rose to open spain, up to tourism. and liber lines the economy in the early 19 sixty's of finance ministers associated with opus de, becomes head of the bank of spain. government loans flow to companies tied to the group, the stains, government and opus de remain intertwined even now. education, justice, and presumably banking us still under its influence. how we turn to and as on site philosophy. electra and former long time, opus thing, member children and imported espana open. what date has retained to so much power because there was never a true break from the countries past, which would have been critical for our social progression. of course, tell you that it's leg we put on a fresh coat of paint after franco's desk. with spain's core foundation and structures remained intact, must have no one was held accountable for the young people today know next to nothing about the dictatorship. they look up, the subject is taboo and a lot of it is covered up in 4 months. no one is brave enough to self reflect and analyze i

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during his life time, he aligned himself with powerful people, especially in spain, the groups, german bron joel associates, close contact the politicians, and church leaders such as cotton. all right, on the re, a voted key, cologne's controversial off bishop. traditionally media shy, opus de, was forced into the spunk blank bike, don brown's best seller, the da vinci code, and the subsequent film. the group was portrayed as bloodthirsty and ruthless. but where's the line between mist and reality? is opus de a catholic, called bidding dangerous members, and a free society. or is the personal prelate ya? nothing more than another pious institution. fighting to keep an f, a decreasing number of believers in the phone, the the time flow now the capital of the northern spanish region of nevada. this is wide open day began. it's essentially the, the catholic church by the leading role in the lives of many and this rural region, the ground here of us. but all for a new developed group like of us day, the in 1928, a young priest. jose maria esquire yvonne is drunk by what he calls define ins

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he aligned himself with powerful people, especially in spain. the groups german, bronze, also seats close contact, the politicians in charge leaders such as cotton, all right, on the re, a voted key cologne's controversial auspicious. traditionally media shy, opus de, was forced into the spot like by don brown's best seller, the da vinci code, and the subsequent film. the group was portrayed as bloodthirsty and ruthless. but where's the line between mist and reality? is opus de a catholic called setting dangerous members, and a free society or is the personal pilot you? nothing more than another pious institution. fighting to keep an effort decreasing . number of believers in the phone, the the time flow now the capital of the northern spanish region of nevada. this is wide open day began. it's essentially the, the catholic church by the leading role and in the lives of many in this rural region. the ground here was tall for a new developed group like this day the in 1928, a young priest, jose maria esquire yvonne is struck by what he calls defi

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they use that powerful roles to open spain, up to tourism. and liber lines the economy in the early 19 sixty's of finance ministers associated with opus de, becomes head of the bank of spain. government loans flow to company is tied to the group, the stains, government and opus de remain intertwined even now. education, justice, and presumably banking us still under its influence, how we turn to and as on some philosophy, electra and former long time, opus thing, member taken, and imported espana open. what date has retained to so much power because there was never a true break from the countries past, which would have been critical for our social progression. of course, tell you that it's leg we put on a fresh coat of paint after franco's death. with spain's core foundation and structures remained intact as most how no one was held accountable for the young people today know next to nothing about the dictatorship. they look up, the subject is taboo and a lot of it is covered up in 4 months. no one is brave enough to self reflect and analyze

they use that powerful rose to open spain, up to tourism. and liber lines the economy in the early 19 sixty's of finance ministers associated with opus de, becomes head of the bank of spain. government loans flow to company is tied to the group, the stains, government, and opens de, remain intertwined even now. education, justice, and presumably banking us still under its influence, how we turn to and as on some philosophy, electra and former long time, opus de member teegan and imported espanol open. what a has retained to so much power because there was never a true break from the countries past, which would have been critical for our social progression. of course, tell you that it's leg we put on a fresh coat of paint after franco's death. with spain's core foundation and structures remained intact as most how no one was held accountable for the young people today know next to nothing about the dictatorship. they look up, the subject is taboo and a lot of it is covered up to 4 months. you know, one is brave enough to self reflect and anal

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spain are world cup finalists.en building for this semifinal in both hemispheres. taken down by alessia russo. great play. ella toone! oh, wow! sam kerr on the charge. she goes for it! 0h! how about that? australia draw level! hemp! what a pass that is! it is russo! and england are heading for the world cup final! history beckons. it is spain against england to compete for the right to be called the world's greatest. off the bar! how close can you get? this is dangerous. it isi—0, spain! carmona. hermoso. saved! it is heartbreak for the lionesses. it is really hard to take i but we gave everything. we can hand on heart. say we gave everything. we never gave in and yeah, sometimes, it is hard - to take but it's football— and we are absolutely heartbroken. it is spain, champions of the world. spain's win was undoubtedly extraordinary but almost immediately, talk turned from lifting the trophy to what happened amongst those celebrations. a kiss by the then—spanish football federation president luis rubiales on player

fox suffered. a serious defeat in the elections, it was this party , the people's party of spain that won, everything happened as planned, it won the first place in the elections, as, by the way, the party of law and justice won the first place in the elections, these right-wing parties won on elections, but they did not have enough votes to form a government both in spain and in poland, and in spain the democratic left-wing coalition in power, led by prime minister pedro sanchez, and in poland, a center-left woman. the coalition in power headed by donald tusk, that is, but also law and justice in fact and the popular party in spain were hoping for the success of the far-right, as you said, you see the trend, the far-right is gaining votes, and we will be able to rule together with them, this did not happen, now let's see what will happen next year, let's say in austria, where again, the austrian freedom party is now the leader of pre-election sympathies, but how successful will it be? to be not just a leader, but to form a government, we will see, because we do not see anything like

fox suffered a serious defeat in the election, it was this party, the people's party of spain, that won. everything happened as planned, she won the first place in the elections, as, by the way, the law and justice party won the first place in the elections, these right-wing parties won the elections, but they did not have enough votes to form a government and in spain, and in poland, and in spain, the democratic left-wing coalition in power, led by prime minister pedro sánchez, and in poland, the center-left coalition in power, led by donald tusk, that is, but also law and justice. in fact, the people's party in spain also hoped for the success of the far-right, as you said, you see the trend, the far-right is gaining votes, and we will be able to rule together with them, this did not happen, now let's see what, say, there will be next year in austria, where again such an austrian party of freedom is now the leader of pre-election sympathies, but to what extent it will manage to be not just a leader, but to form a government, we will see, because even in the netherlands we do not have

food in spain. we all said stace dos. let us tell you the do's and don'ts of 2 rows and white spaniards. go crazy for us. as in love for the newsletter and like the name delicious of all fine, you dip it and you open your mouth really big the so that we've been eating terreros our whole lives. if it's typical us thing and also neither neither to salty nor too sweet. i have a neutral flavor. we are widely thought of as a cure for hangovers and a treat for sunday breakfast, but we're much more than that. in case you've never met us when we are crunchy sticks made of wheat flour of water and salt. nothing more. and if there is one man who knows us, well, it's him. hi, i'm rolando. i've been working here for more than 20 years. i'm sure it was all my life. rolando sally works at one of spain's most popular to that. are you talking about that? yes, on the scene is found in $1894.00 madrid. we're so popular that even really big them is people coming here to try it. the after mixing our only 3 ingredients together, the water mus

spain are world cup finalists.uilding for this semifinal in both hemispheres. taken down by alessia russo. great play. ella toone! oh, wow! sam kerr on the charge. she goes right! she goes for it! 0h! how about that? australia draw level! lauren hemp! what a pass that is! it is russo! and england are heading for the world cup final! history beckons. it is spain against england to compete for the right to be called the world's greatest. off the bar! how close can you get? this is dangerous. it is1—0, spain! carmona. jenni hermoso. saved! it is heartbreak for the lionesses. it is really hard to take i but we gave everything. we can hand on heart. say we gave everything. we never gave in and yeah, sometimes, it is hard - to take but it's football— and we are absolutely heartbroken. it is spain, champions of the world. spain's win was undoubtedly extraordinary but almost immediately, talk turned from lifting the trophy to what happened amongst those celebrations. a kiss by the then—spanish football federation president

spain are world cup finalists!en building for this semifinal in both hemispheres. taken down by russo. great play. it's toone! oh, wow! sam kerr on the charge. kerr goes for it! 0h! how about that?! australia draw level! hemp! what a pass that is! it's russo! and england are heading for the world cup final! history beckons. it's spain against england to compete for the right to be called the world's greatest. off the bar! how close can you get?! this is dangerous. it's1—0, spain! 0lga carmona. hermoso. saved! it's heartbreak for the lionesses! it's really hard to take but we gave everything. we can hand on heart say we gave everything. we never gave in and, yeah, sometimes, it's hard to take but it's football and we're absolutely heartbroken. it's spain, champions of the world. spain's win was undoubtedly extraordinary but almost immediately, talk turned from lifting the trophy to what happened amongst those celebrations. a kiss by the then spanish football federation president luis rubiales on playerjenni hermoso

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spain are world cup finalists.uilding for this semifinal in both hemispheres. taken down by alessia russo. great play. ella toone! oh, wow! sam kerr on the charge. she goes for it! 0h! how about that? australia draw level! lauren hemp! what a pass that is! it is russo! and england are heading for the world cup final! history beckons. it is spain against england to compete for the right to be called the world's greatest. off the bar! how close can you get? this is dangerous. it isi—0, spain! carmona. jenni hermoso. saved! it is heartbreak for the lionesses. it is really hard to take i but we gave everything. we can hand on heart. say we gave everything. we never gave in and yeah, sometimes, it is hard - to take but it's football— and we are absolutely heartbroken. it is spain, champions of the world. spain's win was undoubtedly extraordinary but almost immediately, talk turned from lifting the trophy to what happened amongst those celebrations. a kiss by the then—spanish football federation president luis rubiales o

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spain are world cup finalists. building for this semifinal in both hemispheres. taken down by alessia russo. great play. ella toone! oh, wow! sam kerr on the charge. she goes for it! 0h! how about that? australia draw level! lauren hemp! what a pass that is! it is russo! and england are heading for the world cup final! history beckons. it is spain against england to compete for the right to be called the world's greatest. off the bar! how close can you get? this is dangerous. it isi—0, spain! carmona. jenni hermoso. saved! it is heartbreak for the lionesses. it is really hard to take i but we gave everything. we can hand on heart. say we gave everything. we never gave in and yeah, sometimes, it is hard - to take but it's football— and we are absolutely heartbroken. it is spain, champions of the world. spain's win was undoubtedly extraordinary but almost immediately, talk turned from lifting the trophy to what happened amongst those celebrations. a kiss by the then—spanish football federation president luis rubiales

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it was excavated in present day spain.udaya has agreed to tell me more about it. it's, i would say, one of the masterpieces of the collection, probably made in the late 10th, early 11th century, in al—andalus in spain. it strikes me that you've got two competing impulses, because one is quite naturalistic and there are some absolutely charming details, like the nostrils that are slightly flared, and then these twitchy ears that seem to be almost like a periscope coming up, and the mouth, which feels like it's emitting sound — but the other impulse is, look at all this pattern, including this big medallion on its breast. what do we know about the original purpose and function of this object? as of today, it's still being catalogued as a fountainhead. fountainhead... it would have had water going through this pipe, going into the pedestal, through the feet of the animal, the body, and then flowing through the mouth, which is why it has this shape. but recently, the senior curator at the louvre museum, gwenaelle fellinger, wh

they use that powerful rose to open spain, up to tourism. and liber lines the economy in the early 19 sixty's of finance ministers associated with opus de, becomes head of the bank of spain. government loans flow to company is tied to the group, the stains, government and opus de remain intertwined even now. education, justice, and presumably banking us still under its influence. how we turn to and as on some philosophy, electra and former long time, opus de member teegan and it aborted espana open. what date has retained to so much power because there was never a true break from the countries past, which would have been critical for our social progression. of course, tell you that it's leg we put on a fresh coat of paint after franco's death. with spain's core foundation and structures remained intact as most how no one was held accountable for the young people today know next to nothing about the dictatorship. they look up, the subject is taboo and a lot of it is covered up in 4 months. you know, one is brave enough to self reflect and ana

the book is available to members in opus de centers in spain. the cold rank cold show the dance to oppose the fina or ta. those father was investigated as a mother that will also suspicions of falsifying a will to benefit of his day. but the leads were inconclusive. the whole purpose stage destroyed our lives. we used to be a close knit family, but after my parents joined, open stay, everything fell apart towards the end of his life. my father said to me, your mother and i were to saved the lives to us and deprived of suffering. well, they promised us having, but we ended up in health. and of course, if you know toto died in 2020 the family chose not to pursue the case. any further, investigators found no clear evidence of foul play. the o this day found it as driven like to say how difficult it is to get into the work of god and how easy it is to leave it again. but full members tell a very different story that says, look, todd is as this may or as to what's going on. i only became aware of how brutal it was when i was in the situation and talk

spain are world cup finalists. building for this semifinal in both hemispheres. taken down by alessia russo. great play. ella toone! oh, wow! sam kerr on the charge. she goes for it! 0h! how about that? australia draw level! lauren hemp! what a pass that is! it is russo! and england are heading for the world cup final! history beckons. it is spain against england to compete for the right to be called the world's greatest. off the bar! how close can you get? this is dangerous. it isi—0, spain! carmona. jenni hermoso. saved! it is heartbreak for the lionesses. it is really hard to take i but we gave everything. we can hand on heart. say we gave everything. we never gave in and yeah, sometimes, it is hard - to take but it's football— and we are absolutely heartbroken. it is spain, champions of the world. spain's win was undoubtedly extraordinary but almost immediately, talk turned from lifting the trophy to what happened amongst those celebrations. a kiss by the then—spanish football federation president luis rubiales

but you know what is typical in spain? here's the look, the depth in sick melted chocolate is how people enjoyed me. here in madrid, times the king of st. food in spain. we all sat on his case june. let us tell you the do's and don'ts of 2 rose and white spaniards. go crazy for us. up in the newsletter and like the, the delicious us will find you dip it and you open your mouth really big so that we've been eating terreros our whole lives. it's typical us thing enough, so neither neither to salty nor too sweet. i have a neutral flavor. we are widely thought of as a cure for hangovers and a treat for sunday breakfast, but we're much more than that. in case you've never met us while we are crunchy sticks made of wheat flour, water and salt. nothing more. and if there's one man who knows us, well, it's him. hi, i'm rolando. i've been working here for more than 20 years and true. i was on my life, rolando sally works at one of spain's most popular to that of yes. talk about that . yes, on the scene is found in $1894.00, the mad

spain are world cup finalists.uilding for this semifinal in both hemispheres. taken down by alessia russo. great play. ella toone! oh, wow! sam kerr on the charge. she goes for it! 0h! how about that? australia draw level! lauren hemp! what a pass that is! it is russo! and england are heading for the world cup final! history beckons. it is spain against england to compete for the right to be called the world's greatest. off the bar! how close can you get? this is dangerous. it isi—0, spain! carmona. jenni hermoso. saved! it is heartbreak for the lionesses. it is really hard to take i but we gave everything. we can hand on heart. say we gave everything. we never gave in and yeah, sometimes, it is hard - to take but it's football and we are absolutelyl heartbroken. it is spain, champions of the world. spain's win was undoubtedly extraordinary but almost immediately, talk turned from lifting the trophy to what happened amongst those celebrations. a kiss by the then—spanish football federation president luis rubiales o

he was taken on holiday to southern spain. _ he was taken on holiday to southern spain. and _ he wascion — spain, and then disappeared. the suspicion was clear and voiced by his legal— suspicion was clear and voiced by his legal guardian, his grandmother, that the _ his legal guardian, his grandmother, that the mother and grandfather had taken _ that the mother and grandfather had taken him _ that the mother and grandfather had taken him to morocco to rejoin a commune — taken him to morocco to rejoin a commune of some kind. there was an official— commune of some kind. there was an official warrant put out, but it led nowhere — official warrant put out, but it led nowhere. suddenly, six years later, walks _ nowhere. suddenly, six years later, watks this— nowhere. suddenly, six years later, walks this young man down a mountain road in _ walks this young man down a mountain road in southern france in the early dark morning of wednesday with a night—light, a head lamp and a skateboard and a backpack, looking like an _ skateboard and a backpack, looking like an ordinary young man. he's pi

food and spain. we all sat on his case june. let us tell you the do's and don'ts of 200 rose and white spaniards. go crazy for us as in love with the newsletter and like the name delicious of all fine, you dip it and you open your mouth really big so that we've been eating terreros our whole lives. it's typical us thing and also neither neither to salty nor too sweet. you might have a neutral flavor. we are widely thought of as a cure for hangovers and a treat for sunday breakfast, but we're much more than that. in case you've never met us when we are crunchy sticks made of wheat flour, water and salt. nothing more. and if there's one man who knows us, well, it's him. hi, i'm rolando. i've been working here for more than 20 years. i'm sure it was all my life. rolando sally works at one of spain's most popular to that. are you talking about that? yes, on the scene is found in 18. 94 madrid. we're so popular that even really famous people come here to try it. the after mixing are only 3 ingredients together, the water must be hot,

there is another scandal in spain, a royal one.orted that the spanish queen was his mistress and published her selfie. in pajamas, look, the real queen of spain, dressed in a black night suit and a black shawl, which, according to delburgo, belonged to him. the selfie is accompanied by a message from the queen saying, "reading the hours until we see each other again." the queen at this moment is supposedly pregnant, expecting a child from her husband, but writing to her lover. delbu. claims that he met letitia even before she met her future husband, king philip i, but their relationship did not end, and after letitia got married and became queen, the pranks continued: sexual meetings continued until 2011, when lysitia unexpectedly called her lover and said that they will no longer be able to see each other, after which delburgu married his sister. to his former mistress, and now tortures the woman with vile gossip, they are not very boring, queen letizia had an affair with her future son-in-law when she was married to the king. the

spain are world cup finalists.for this semifinal in both hemispheres. taken down by alessia russo. great play. ella toone! oh, wow! sam kerr on the charge. she goes for it! 0h! how about that? australia draw level! lauren hemp! what a pass that is! it is russo! and england are heading for the world cup final! history beckons. it is spain against england to compete for the right to be called the world's greatest. off the bar! how close can you get? this is dangerous. it isi—0, spain! carmona. jenni hermoso. saved! it is heartbreak for the lionesses. it is really hard to take i but we gave everything. we can hand on heart. say we gave everything. we never gave in and yeah, sometimes, it is hard - to take but it's football— and we are absolutely heartbroken. it is spain, champions of the world. spain's win was undoubtedly extraordinary but almost immediately, talk turned from lifting the trophy to what happened amongst those celebrations. a kiss by the then—spanish football federation president luis rubiales on player

spain are world cup finalists.ing for this semifinal in both hemispheres. taken down by russo. great play. it's toone! oh, wow! sam kerr on the charge. kerr goes for it! 0h! how about that? australia draw level! hemp! what a pass that is! it's russo! and england are heading for the world cup final! history beckons. it's spain against england to compete for the right to be called the world's greatest. off the bar! how close can you get? this is dangerous. it'si—0, spain! carmona. hermoso. saved! it's heartbreak for the lionesses. it's really hard to take, l but we gave everything. we can hand on heart. say we gave everything. we never gave in. and, yeah, sometimes, it is hard to take, but it's football— and we are absolutely heartbroken. it's spain, champions of the world. spain's win was undoubtedly extraordinary, but almost immediately, talk turned from lifting the trophy to what happened amongst those celebrations. a kiss by the then—spanish football federation president luis rubiales on player jenni hermoso spar

spain are world cup finalists. in both hemispheres. taken down by russo. great play. ella toone! oh, wow! sam kerr on the charge. kerr goes for it! 0h! how about that?! australia draw level! hemp! what a pass that is! it's russo! and england are heading for the world cup final! history beckons. it's spain against england to compete for the right to be called the world's greatest. off the bar! how close can you get?! this is dangerous. it'si—0, spain! 0lga carmona! jenni hermoso. saved! it is heartbreak for the lionesses. it is really hard to take, | but we gave everything. we can hand on heart. say we gave everything. we never gave in and, yeah, | sometimes, it is hard to take but it's football, _ and we are absolutely heartbroken. it's spain...champions of the world. spain's win was undoubtedly extraordinary but almost immediately, talk turned from lifting the trophy to what happened amongst those celebrations. a kiss by the then—spanish football federation president luis rubiales on playerjenni hermoso sparked gl

but it's been sharper in spain.rt because demand is so high here, pushing prices up further when there is a shortage. olive oil is a staple of the famous mediterranean diet because of its much vaunted nutritional properties. but in recent months, consumption has dropped dramatically because it has become so expensive. experts warn that that is not just bad for the olive oil industry, it is also bad for people's health. translation: the rise in the price of olive oil. obviously means the people are consuming other, cheaper types of oil instead, but that is a mistake because the quantity of oil we recommend people consume is so small. with many areas of spain experiencing a long drought, both the supply and price of olive oil appeared to be at the mercy of the weather. guy hedgecoe, bbc news, southern spain. that is all for this moment in this edition of asia business report. all the stories and the bbc website. thank you for watching and stay with us. the first ever beans grown in the uk tend during a trial at a spal

but it's been sharper in spain.part because demand is so high here, pushing prices up further when there is a shortage. olive oil is a staple of the famous mediterranean diet because of its much vaunted nutritional properties. but in recent months, consumption has dropped dramatically because it has become so expensive. experts warn that that is not just bad for the olive oil industry, it is also bad for people's health. translation: the rise in the price of olive oil. obviously means the people are consuming other, cheaper types of oil instead, but that is a mistake because the quantity of oil we recommend people consume is so small. with many areas of spain experiencing a long drought, both the supply and price of olive oil appear to be at the mercy of the weather. guy hedgecoe, bbc news, southern spain. that is all for this moment in this edition of asia business report. all the stories are on the bbc website. thank you for watching and stay with us. the first ever haricot beans grown in the uk tend during a tria

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a nato ally, spain. some _ meetings. thank you. a nato ally, spain, some sources _ meetings. nato ally, - spain, some sources from the spanish intelligence _ spain, some sources from the spanish intelligence services _ spain, some sources from the spanish intelligence services are _ spain, some sources from the spanish intelligence services are under- intelligence services are under investigation _ intelligence services are under investigation. . ._ intelligence services are under investigation... 0k, we will leave that briefing _ investigation... 0k, we will leave that briefing there _ investigation... 0k, we will leave that briefing there from - investigation... 0k, we will leave . that briefing there from washington, dc, the white house, you could hear the questions they are from different journalists, the questions they are from differentjournalists, from differentjournalists, from different organisations, all on that theme of specifically the hostages and the latest military phase of the conflict there with israel and gaza. i want to bring in one newsline we arejust gett

the zionist regime called the sohir regime in spain. prime minister of spain said: the massacre of the residents of the gaza strip by the zionists is unacceptable. pedro sanchez added: israel ignores international laws in the gaza strip. the prime minister of spain had already said: if the european union does not act for a permanent ceasefire in gaza. madrid may make a unilateral decision to recognize the state of palestine. the former prime minister of france also pointed to the crimes of the occupiers of jerusalem and said: israel has not learned from history. this is the fifth war in gaza. but every time the palestinians have become more powerful and the danger for telavio has increased. dominique deville penzod: netanyahu's government was defeated twice on october 7th. first, inability to provide security and second. according to the former prime minister of france, occupation and settlement are a serious threat to israel itself. thank you very much , dear viewers of adina, have a good and happy day . goodbye. by allah, this is what

what do you know what is typical in spain? here's the look, the depth in sick melted chocolate is how people enjoyed me here and the thread times the king of st. food in spain. way outside on his case june. let us tell you the do's and don'ts of $200.00 and why spaniards go crazy for us. but for the newsletter and like the name delicious us will find you dip it and you open your mouth really big. so that we've been eating terreros our whole lives if it's typical us thing. no. so neither neither to salty nor too sweet. i have a neutral flavor. we are widely thought of as a cure for hangovers and a treat for sunday breakfast. but we're much more than that. in case you've never met us when we are crunchy sticks made of wheat flour of water and salt. nothing more. and if there's one man who knows us, well, it's him. hi, i'm rolando. i've been working here for more than 20 years and true. it was all my life. rolando sally works at one of the veins most popular to that of yes. to fill out that e. s on the scene is founded in 1894, t

second to spain you there. second to spain and you can sweden, there as there.pain and you can which sweden, there as there. second to spain and you can which issweden, there as there. second to spain and you can which is on den, there as there. second to spain and you can which is on about1ere as there. second to spain and you can which is on about 20%as well, which is on about 20% excess. but you've got countries like austria, like germany, austria, netherlands all lower netherlands, france all lower than the uk and lower than so jamie, that's the first wave. >> and for those who are listening on the radio, this is a graph of about about a dozen western nations ons and it shows that sweden was fifth, despite the fact it didn't lock down. we were second. but to spain, not italy. what was the second graph you've got there? over the longer period? >> jamie yeah, so if we look at the second chart, what it does then is you can't just focus on then is you can't just focus on the first wave of the pandemic. you've got to look a bit further more broadly. and this look

but do you know what is typical in spain? here's a look depth in sick melted chocolate is how people enjoyed me. here in madrid, times the king of st. food in spain. we all sat on his case june. let us tell you the do's and don'ts of children, rose and white spaniards. go crazy for us. as in love with the newsletter and like the name delicious. i'll walk. you dip it and you open your mouth really big so that we've been eating terreros our whole lives if it's typical us thing enough, so neither neither to salty nor too sweet. i have a neutral flavor. we are widely thought of as a cure for hangovers and a treat for sunday breakfast, but we're much more than that. in case you've never met us while we are crunchy sticks made of wheat flour, water and salt. nothing more. and if there's one man who knows us, well, it's him. hi, i'm rolando. i've been working here for more than 20 years and true. i was all my life. rolando sally works at one of the veins most popular to later. yes. talk about that yes. on the scene is found in $1894

the head of the administration of this autonomous region of spain, pere aragonés, for... that in 2024s to start negotiations with the government in madrid again about the possibility of holding a referendum, according to him, the people of catalonia have the right to determine their own future independently, and in the capital of spain, for that it is necessary to consider, he says, moreover, mr. aragones also reminded that in 2024 spain will approve the law on amnesty for supporters of the independence of catalonia, which will make it possible to return. in the region , this quote is for persons who have suffered repression, end of quote, well, of course, this is mainly about carles puigdemont, well, it's an interesting moment, because it was thanks to the support of the parties that support the independence of catalonia, the prime minister of spain, pedro sánchez managed to stand again, to occupy this chair, and now these and the parties that supported him say that they... want to leave the country, the prime minister that they supported, but they say that they will do it legally, a