speaker, i'm very sorry to hear about millie's case. i'm sure the health secretary will follow-up with the right honorable gentlemen and more generally take sure that everyone gets the care that they deserve. ensuring there is a record number of doctors and nurses. although this is showing that -- are lower this time then they were last year. >> the number one reason for children's hospitals are for dental treatments. we have no orthodontist. the emergency dental plan seems to be stuck in the treasury forever. my constituents and i would be ever so grateful. p.m. sunak: my honorable friend is right to champion this provision of dentistry. we are investing 3 billion pounds a year and the reformed contract in dentistry from the nhl's has improved access while ensuring the remunerations suggested. around half the cost of treatment last year was delivered. but yes, more needs to be done and that is why our dentistry recovery plan will be published shortly. >> more than two decades ago that then prime minister tony blair misled this house on

speaker, i'm very sorry to hear about millie's case. p/i'm sure the health secretary will follow-up with the right honorable gentlemen and more generally take sure that everyone gets the care that they deserve. ensuring there is a record number of doctors and nurses. although this is showing that -- are lower this time then they were last year. >> the number one reason for children's hospitals are for dental treatments. we have no orthodontist. the emergency dental plan seems to be stuck in the treasury forever. my constituents and i would be ever so grateful. p.m. sunak: my honorable friend is right to champion this provision of dentistry. we are investing 3 billion pounds a year and the reformed contract in dentistry from the nhl's has improved access while ensuring the remunerations suggested. around half the cost of treatment last year was delivered. but yes, more needs to be done and that is why our dentistry recovery plan will be published shortly. >> more than two decades ago that then prime minister tony blair misled this house

. >> my constituent millie user has actions at the sporting events and millie was left when in the floorpain for over two hours before the ambulance arrived injuring her mother in hospital stay, she been dropped heavily multiple times. and left stuck in her bed for days at length and even sold himself because nobody would take her to the toilet emmy for all of this, she was living independent delete networking of the prospective her returning to work is being destroyed by the crisis the only care system that initially prime minister will agree that no one should ever have to go through millie house so will you look again at our proposals to make sure every patient is a high-quality care they need. >> mr. speaker very sorry to hear about millions case and the specific aspects of the need to be examined i'm sure the health secretary will follow-up with this and more generally going to make sure that everybody gets a care they deserve which will not just vesting record sums and then nhs measuring record number of doctors and treatment surgical and virtual at all of which to say that ambulan

tonight, join jimmy and his guests - justin timberlake, molly ringwald musical guest, flo milli and featuringhe legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1-9-1-0! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh my gosh thank you so much! enjoy yourselves welcome, everybody welcome to "the tonight show." i'm glad you're here [ cheers and applause thank you for watching you guys, justin timberlake is my guest tonight [ cheers and applause ♪ i'm so excited to see him. he is the taylor to my travis. [ laughter ] yeah, he's the missing bolt to my boeing plane, yeah. [ laughter ] he's the recall to my exploding tesla. [ laughter ] yeah, he and i are besties we go together like a soccer mom and a stanley tumbler. [ laughter ] that's right, we're quite a team think of us like joe biden and kamala harris, but with chemistry. [ laughter ] you know what i'm saying i'm so glad he's here. last week, when it snowed a little in new york, i looked at the grass, i saw those frosted tips, and i thought, "i should call justin." [ laughter and applause that's wha

millie bobby brown or billie alish? it's not fair. this is generally a blow below the belt. can?once, please, stranger things, or 13 reasons why? you have studied me well, very strange things. what does cinema give you in life? once upon a time , working on a project helped me a lot, because at that moment i also had such an emotional crisis there, there was almost depression, so filming really helped me, they somehow tore me away from... that reality, i fell into another, and i even felt ok, then i came to the hotel and cried for hours, and on the set for 12 hours, i definitely felt good, is it today or the 19th century? well, no, i wouldn’t be able to realize myself there, so what’s today, a disco or a ball? point, a prince on a white horse or a prince on a white mercedes? maybe just a prince, no matter with what? if not an actress, then who? in any case, a creative person, in any case, art is everything for me. what would you like to do in your profession, but are you afraid that it won’t work out? i really want to play a spy like lara croft or, in general , some kind of super

millie wants to grow up. she wants to buy a house and have some stability.ll say. >> whit: as you know we like to partner with little free library to get copies of our "gma" book club picks out there across the country to readers all over the place. and this morning one of our stewards, elizabeth hatfield, has a question for you. let's watch. >> hi, this is elizabeth from indiana and my question for you is, are there any similarities between this book and your first book, "such a fun age"? >> sure. i think i have a lot of the same interests in dialogue and money in those conversations that are so real that it makes you a little uncomfortable. that's what i love to read as well and really interested in a caregiver role. amelia, in my first book she is a domestic worker and millie is an r.a., a weird baby-sitter and i'm interested in care in both of these books for sure. >> whit: any interesting or fun stories from your time as an r.a. that you can share on national television? >> right, right, usually they behaved themselves but i do remember these two girls

millie's house is very inexpensive and small, but i don't think that is available to everyone. funny was the author who is l very funny was the author who is also academic. she is taking this year, but in the end, her stuff is a kind of money diary in teen vogue, which is completely not on the radar of academics and authors. ida. which is completely not on the radar of academics and authors.— of academics and authors. no, she does not need _ of academics and authors. no, she does not need to _ of academics and authors. no, she does not need to be _

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overall the economy. inflation is running at 200 percent, 40 percent of origin times live in poverty. milly promised to deliver what he calls shock therapy. that includes the, the valuation of the currency and deep spending cuts the steps, his supporters believe, we'll turn the economy around the bill could undergo more changes in the lower house before a final vote in the senate. you're watching dw news from berlin, coming up our digital f. o. shift ass whether you've own boss wants to make x. the new. tick tock. a. michael. ok. thanks for watching the trast fashion as an environmental night. a clothing graveyard, immature land desert. this is where things wealthy industrial nations no longer need and lightest textile waste gets stranded. fashion watch now on youtube. my name is the calls back saved la.

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overall the economy. inflation is running at 200 percent 40 percent of origin times live in poverty. 7 milly promised to deliver what he calls shock therapy. that includes the, the valuation of the currency and deep spending cuts. steps, his supporters believe will turn the economy around. the bill could undergo more changes in the lower house before a final vote in the senate. you're up to date on the double your news on their dana evans team from me as the entire news team in berlin. thanks for watching the . 7 cutting daniels and jamie you belong to the 77 percent to come to i don't and 6, in spite of was last those top 5 years. 3 reasons why 1115 . we are here to help you make up your mind. we are here on please find your mind. so talk to you from campbell, fixed a new culture and in 15 minutes.

is rarely air strikes, have killed 2 more hostages, the group was holding, and gaza is with mister millis. malicious says that negotiations to free the captives are being undermined by is really plans for a ground assault on rafa. gaza southern most city is sheltering more than a 1000000 displaced palestinians. but israel says that it is also a refuge for homos fighters. many countries classify him off as a terrorist organization. these displeased philistines are looking for help from the other side of the border from brett, far as the pres for setting ground defensive from the is right. the ministry of the day. i'm here displaced on the border with egypt and i have a tent on this area. we ask god that our egyptian brother can facilitate the delivery of a to the displaced people. the situation is catastrophic. we have a good over a 1000000 displays. people are living in gauze on the southern most city, many of them inmates of dense, surely defense for his id prime. the cert benjamin netanyahu has said, his ministry is working on an evaluation plan for palestinians to leave the area. we're

they struggled in the second half and with extra time looming, gallagher fired past millie a.ted were the better side in the second period with a 17—year—old archie gray catching the eye with a compose display. matteojoseph who gave leeds an eight minute lead equalised before the hour with a downward header. chelsea led 21 at half—time, but it wasn't a convincing performance. they were now play leicester city in the quarter—finals at home. so chelsea are into the last eight, and their manager, mauricio pochettino, says after the disapointment of wembley last weekend and the season in general, it was much welcome performance. the team needs to recover — they are so close on sunday, it's only three days. but is going to — you know, that will provide for the spirit with good confidence on sunday, and, of course, now we need to recover. it is so good as we wanted to be on the next run at the fa, and of course we are now in the quarterfinal. klopp�*s kids were at it again, after helping get liverpool over the line in the league cup final. three goals from two 18—year—olds sealed th

they struggled in the second half and with extra time looming, gallagher fired past millie a.ted were the better side in the second period with a 17—year—old archie gray catching the eye with a compose display. matteojoseph who gave leeds an eight minute lead equalised before the hour with a downward header. chelsea led 21 at half—time, but it wasn't a convincing performance. they were now play leicester city in the quarter—finals at home. 5live�*s ian dennis the play so chelsea are into the last eight, and their manager, mauricio pochettino, says after the disapointment of wembley last weekend and the season in general, it was much welcome performance. the team needs to recover — they are so close on sunday, it's only three days. but is going to — you know, that will provide for the spirit with good confidence on sunday, and, of course, now we need to recover. it is so good as we wanted to be on the next run at the fa, and of course we are now in the quarterfinal. klopp�*s kids were at it again, after helping get liverpool over the line in the league cup final. three goals fr

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they struggled in the second half and with extra time looming, gallagher fired past millie a.ted were the better side in the second period with a 17—year—old archie gray catching the eye with a compose display. matteojoseph who gave leeds an eight minute lead equalised before the hour with a downward header. chelsea led 21 at half—time, but it wasn't a convincing performance. they were now play leicester city in the quarter—finals at home. 5live�*s ian dennis the play chelsea clement re. so chelsea are into the last eight, and their manager, mauricio pochettino, says after the disapointment of wembley last weekend and the season in general, it was much welcome performance. the team needs to recover — they are so close on sunday, it's only three days. but is going to — you know, that will provide for the spirit with good confidence on sunday, and, of course, now we need to recover. it is so good as we wanted to be on the next run at the fa, and of course we are now in the quarterfinal. klopp�*s kids were at it again, after helping get liverpool over the line in the league cup f

good to see you, millie . what do you make of you, millie. what do you make of all of this?n, this is a historic moment and, you know, huge see sharing huge relief to see power sharing restored . but there's got to be restored. but there's got to be some concern hasn't there, some concern, hasn't there, about a national leader who, quite frankly , don't have the quite frankly, don't have the same strategic interests for great britain as we do ? great britain as we do? >> yeah, absolutely. there's a huge amount of relief when it comes to the return of stormont, because there's been two years of major disruption no of major disruption with no political input, there's political input, meaning there's been stalemate when been an absolute stalemate when it public sector pay it comes to public sector pay and health social care. and health and social care. waiting there is waiting lists. so while there is massive government massive relief in government and also country that we also across the country that we do have a functioning devolved executive northern ireland, executive in no

jess park, who last played for the lionesses in october, is also back, while millie bright is unavailableection due to injury. thousands of fans in ivory coast have come out to cheer the squad after their africa cup of nations success. the team were paraded around the streets of abidjan with the trophy, which they won for a third time after beating nigeria 2—1 in sunday's final. their victory is all the more remarkable after they were almost knocked out of the group stages of their own tournament and then sacked their coach. the elephants dramatically recovered to add to their 1992 and 2015 titles. england could play two seamers for the third test against india with spinner rehan ahmed perhaps the most likely to miss out. ahmed, 19, was at training on tuesday after experiencing a "discrepancy" with his visa as england, returned to india following a break in abu dhabi. batter ollie pope says it hasn't affected the leg—spinner. i think we are getting around, he was in good spirits training today, i think it was sorted fairly quickly yesterday. it is all going on behind—the—scenes and hopefu

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in a private meeting with the muslim leaders of michigan, milli biden acknowledged the government's mistakes regarding the gaza war. the washington post also wrote in a report quoting 6 knowledgeable officials that biden's advisers want him to more openly criticize the israeli prime minister's policy regarding the gaza war. . biden , who is worried that the killing of the people of gaza will be blamed on america, said this sentence about: on the other hand, the united states either vetoes the request for a ceasefire in the security council or changes it to a short period for the exchange of prisoners. in the name and memory of god, greetings to you, dear viewers of the khabar network , we are currently witnessing rain in the western parts of our country with the systematic activity of rainfall in these areas, and we expect it to continue in the southern parts of the provinces of east azarbaijan for the next few hours. western zanjan. rains will start from isfahan province and gradually in the slopes of alborz. during this period , you can see that the intensity of the rains is in the western

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millie bobby brown or billish. it's not fair. this is generally a blow below the belt., can you please introduce everyone to me at once, please? stranger things or 13 reasons why? you have studied me well, very strange things. what does cinema give you in life? one time , working on a project helped me a lot, because at that moment i also had such an emotional crisis there, almost depression, so filming really helped me, they somehow tore me away from that reality , i fell into another, and i even felt good, then i came to the hotel i cried for hours, and... it was 12 hours on set, i definitely felt good. is it today or the 19th century? well, no, i wouldn’t be able to realize myself there, so whatever. today is a disco or a ball? point, a prince on a white horse or a prince on a white mercedes? maybe just a prince, no matter what. if not an actress, then who? in any case , a creative person, in any case, art is everything for me. what would you like to do in your profession, but are you afraid that it won’t work out? i really want to play a spy like lara croft or, in g

i'm milli mohammad. that's how we were until there was a change in our team. it's natural that when there's a change. it seems that the work will change a bit if the technical staff does not touch his composition, it is true that mr. tarimi worked hard for our national team , but do you believe that tarimi should not have played from the beginning , in my opinion, there is no doubt about it , we should have, for example, left the second half of their defense team. let's give it a good shock. it can pass their defense easily. their defenses are tired. my personal opinion is that maybe it will slow. yes, thank you very much. mr. din mohammadi, with one piece, your entire organization, all of our defense structure and all of our football, will really destroy us tonight. in fact, we can say that. that akram afif these kids we had towards football in our internal team, maybe you can answer a few questions in a few words. how much skinning is needed ? our national team now has a lot of time and we can do such a thing until the end of our lives. hosseinnejad , we had

love israel, because america, do you see a stroke $3800000000.00 in milly trade here? so this means the american taxpayer, as money goes to use, wrote as a grow and comes back is a profit to the american military industrial complex. that's number one, number 2, because the sell is with the state of the art equipment and the other states. one can we address the balance of cash out to some extent, and therefore buying american weapons. so if somebody makes a profit out of the wall and it's the horrible, it's the military. industrial complex in america, which is always supported, was everywhere. for this reason, they supported or email stanley style and they supported the invasion or from you opt in 2003, iraq where of course you were born. the reason i mentioned the nazis is because genocide that the world code is so red and all of that, not the experience of of course, i mean we're lavender of was one the prior occasion. but of, of course, it's the cause that costs the shadow when $1.00 starts talking about genocide is 81 years since the was we'll get to uprising a 10th

arnojo" i see that you are not in the elbows, this is naturally a mental state coming down from you, milli mohammadim, this is how you look. we had 2 changes in our team. it is natural that when there is a change, the way of work changes a bit. in my opinion , if the technical staff did not touch the composition, now mr. tarimi is correct. i agree with mr. din mohammadi's opinion another thing is that mr. asadian, if we have a star, what about akram hafif? someone who could play a very strange game. your whole organization , all of our defensive structure and all of our football, will really be destroyed tonight. in fact, we can say that akram hafif is three. iran national team, if our players want to play in inter, inter wants our player , if our player is in rome, he will play. in my opinion, akram afif should go and play in ra'al, and our stars are so good, don't say, the team is a nurse, these kids we had, about our domestic football , maybe we can answer a few questions in a few words. how much skinning is needed? our national team now has a lot of time, and we can do such a thing unt

love israel because america dfcs wrote $3800000000.00 a, a, a milli. create a here. so this means the american tax, this money goes to israel as a grow, then comes back. is a prostate to the american military industrial complex. that's number one, number 2, because the cell is with the state of the art equipment because the other states want to redress the balance of cash out to some extent, and therefore buying american width. and so if somebody makes a profit off the floor and it's the warlords, they, it's the military industrial complex in america, which is always supported, was everywhere. for this reason, they supported the war enough, danny stein, and they supported the invasion or from you out in 2003, iraq where of course you were born. the reason i mention the nazis is because genocide at the world court is so ready to learn to all of the, not the experience of, of course, i mean we're lavender of was one the prior occasion. but of, of course it's the cause that costs the shadow when $1.00 starts talking about genocide is 81 years since the was we'll get to

and as you can see from his biographical data, and when we talk about metis or milli, he always gave in in this regard. communicating with representatives of the american generals and so on, that's why once again, i do not see, i say, any such steps of his, which would lead to problems within nato, or a reduction in aid to ukraine, israel, taiwan, because for the united states of america these are their interests, and not just some regional or local ones war when you hear from russian officials that they are ready to end the war, as long as they give back the occupied territories , putin, lavrov, and medveev have already talked about this , by the way, in fact, today he said that no, if not the borders of 91- th year, then a nuclear war. how seriously do you take all these suggestions? vitaliy, well, pay attention, even when carlson asked a question about whether the führer would be satisfied with the current situation, he was ... confused by this question, that is , in fact, he is interested, as it is true, i already jumped out of my head, someone from the europeans said, and this i

love israel because america, i do see a stroke $3800000000.00 a, a, a milli. create a here. so this means the american tax, this money goes to use, wrote as a grow, then comes back as a profit to the american military industrial complex. that's number one, number 2, because the cell is with the state of the art equipment from the other states. one can we address the balance of cash out to some extent, and therefore, buying american weapons. so if somebody makes a profit off the floor and it's the warlords, they, it's the military industrial complex in america, which is always supported, was everywhere. for this reason, they supported the war enough, danny stein, and they supported the invasion or from you out in 2003, iraq where of course you a bowl. and the reason i mention the nazis is because genocide that the world code is so ready to learn to all of the, not the experience of, of course, i mean we're lender of was one the prior occasion. but of, of course it's the cause that costs the shadow. when one starts talking about genocide, it's 81 years since the was we'll get

love israel, because america, do you see a stroke $3800000000.00 a a, a milli. create a here. so this means the american tax, this money goes to use, wrote as a guam and comes back as a proceed to the american military industrial complex. that's number one, number 2, because the cell is um, with the state of the art equipment, the other states, one can we address the balance? we'll catch up to some extent and therefore by american weapons. so if somebody makes a profit off the floor and it's the horrible weights, the military industrial complex in america which is always supported, was everywhere. for this reason. they supported the war, montgomery style and they supported the invasion or from you out in 2003 iraq later on because you were born. the reason i mention the not jesus, because genocide that the world court is so ready to learn to all of the, not the experience of, of course, i mean we're lender of was one the prior occasion. but of, of course, it's the cause that costs the shadow when $1.00 starts talking about genocide is 81 years since the was we'll get to uprisi

love israel, because america, do you see a stroke $3800000000.00 in milly trade a here. so this means the american taxpayer as money goes to israel as a guam and comes back as a proceed to the american military industrial complex. that's number one, number 2, because the cell is with the state of the art equipment and the other states. when can we address the balance? we'll catch up to some extent and therefore by american weapons. so if somebody makes a profit off the floor and it's the warlords, they, it's the military industrial complex in america, which is always supported, was everywhere. for this reason, they supported the war enough, danny stein, and they supported the invasion or from you out in 2003, iraq where of course you were born. the reason i mentioned the nazis is because genocide that the world code is so red and all that not the experience of, of course, i mean we're lender of was one the prior occasion. but of, of course it's the cause that costs the shadow when $1.00 starts talking about genocide is 81 years since the was we'll get to uprising a 10th

so he's indicated, for example, he thinks mark milly, the former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. committed treason for talking to his chinese counterpart in 2020, to say that the whatever you see on television, it's just the political. there's no change in the us military or diplomatic reading a status. a trump always used to say when i was national security advisor, he wanted to prosecute former secretary of state, a john kerry for violating what we call the logan act, which is an old statute about not conducting a private foreign policy. and he tried to repress my book that you just mentioned from being published because he didn't like it saying critical things about him and his conduct and off. and so there a wide range of folks actual targets. and i'm sure trump will be eager to get at it . all right, well, that's still something that may or may not happen. let's look at something that that's happening at the moment that the, the conflict in gaza between israel and how much. and the white house has been pressing israel notes to launch a ground defensive. and rafa why somethi

of course, these crimes took place in odessa vending milly tofal and she told me in other cities that belong to modern day ukraine and bella, ruth, they were a couple of incidents of this kind inside period. but the 1st was associated with the murder of the greek patriarch in constantinople. back then, the greeks who lived there believe that the jews were somehow involved in the assassination attempt on the patriarch. but this is not important to you. what is important is that the resistance squads, which consisted of jewish and russian youth, oppose the pilgrims. the government, including this artist one, gave a aubrey at assessments and tried to prevent these tragic events, including with the help of the army. but i repeat again, this is a separate topic. and as for nationalism, naziism and fascism, i'll tell you perhaps strange things. first of all, is on the lena bear bulk herself represents the green party. many representatives of this part of the european political spectrum speculating on indian citing people's fears, surrounding events that may occur in the world due to climate

so he's indicated, for example, he thinks mark milly, the former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, committed treason for talking to his chinese counterpart in 2020, to say that the whatever you see on television, it's just the political. there is no change in the us military or diplomatic randomness status. a trump always used to say when i was national security advisor, he wanted to prosecute former secretary of state, a john kerry for violating what we call the logan act, which is an old statute about that conducting a private foreign policy. and he tried to repress my book that you just mentioned from being published because he didn't like it saying critical things about him and his conduct and off. and so there a wide range of factual targets and i'm sure trump will be eager to get at it. all right, well that's still something that may or may not happen. let's look at something that that's happening at the moment that the, the conflict in gaza between the israel and how much. and the white house has been pressing israel notes to low and check round defensive. and rafa why some

so he's indicated, for example, he thinks mark milly, the former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, committed trees for talking to his chinese counterpart in 2020, to say that the whatever you see on television, it's just the political. there's no change in the us military or diplomatic reading a status. a trump always used to say when i was national security advisor, he wanted to prosecute former secretary of state, a john kerry for violating what we call the logan act, which is an old statute about not conducting a private foreign policy. and he tried to repress my book that you just mentioned from being published because he didn't like it saying critical things about him and his conduct and off. and so there a wide range of folks actual targets. and i'm sure trump will be eager to get at it . all right, well, that's still something that may or may not happen. let's look at something that that's happening at the moment that the, the conflict in gaza between the israel and how much. and the white house has been pressing israel notes to launch a ground defensive in rafa. why someth

the military, and as you can see from his biographical data, and when we are talking about metis or millithis regard, he always gave the back, communicating with representatives of the american generals and so on, so once again i do not i see, i'm saying here and there some such steps of his, which led to problems within nato or. reducing aid to ukraine, israel, taiwan, because for the united states of america, these are interests their interests, and not just any regional or local wars there. when you hear from russian officials that they are ready to end the war, as long as they give back the occupied territories, putin, lavrov, and medvedev have already talked about this, by the way, he actually said that today, no, if not the borders 91- th year, then a nuclear war. how serious are you? all these proposals, vitaliy, well , pay attention, even when carlson asked the question, uh, about whether he would satisfy, uh, the führer now. situation, he left from this question, that is, in fact, and he is interested, as it is true, i already jumped out of my head, one of the europeans said, and

so he's indicated, for example, he thinks mark milly, the former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, committed trees for talking to his chinese counterpart in 2020, to say that the whatever you see on television, it's just the political. there's no change in the us military or diplomatic randomness status. a trump always used to say when i was national security advisor, he wanted to prosecute former secretary of state, a john kerry for violating what we call the logan act, which is an old statute about not conducting a private foreign policy. and he tried to repress my book that you just mentioned from being published because he didn't like it saying critical things about him and his conduct and often so there a wide range of actual targets and i'm sure trump will be eager to get at it all right, well that's still something that may or may not happen. let's look at something that that's happening at the moment that the, the conflict and gaza measuring the israel and how much. and the white house has been pressing israel notes to launch a ground defensive. and rafa why something like

so he's indicated, for example, he thinks mark milly, the former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, committed treason for talking to his chinese counterpart in 2020, to say that the whatever you see on television, it's just the political. there's no change in the us military or diplomatic reading a status. a trump always used to say when i was national security advisor, he wanted to prosecute former secretary of state, a john kerry for violating what we call the logan act, which is an old statute about not conducting a private foreign policy. and he tried to repress my book that you just mentioned from being published because he didn't like it saying critical things about him and his conduct and off. and so there a wide range of folks actual targets. and i'm sure trump will be eager to get at it . all right, well, that's still something that may or may not happen. let's look at something with that's happening at the moment that the, the conflict and gaza between that israel and how much. and the white house has been pressing israel knots to launch a ground defensive in rafa. why so

locate some insight into nose and as well as on the close, the lebanese bowed up by the hezbollah, millis, and in group they came in response to the idea of killing of a cd. it has the come on the, in a recent building rate on southern lebanon, voltage of that strike released by as well shows the militant event need his vehicle being hit on a city road with plenty of other costs nearby. the idea is ramping up. it's assault on hezbollah. wall is really officials have repeatedly threatens to invade lebanon, and quote, turn it into garza. here's a local journalist with more from bayers. this is not the 1st i guess, lined up. so the 1st time that one of the few of these are so they took by as a this homes as that because a minister has a state, it states it again because the law saying that even if the escalation or the war on gun starts to stop it will not stop and live, but it's kind of as it is right, and you try to show off that they have the opposite have on south lebanon. how does it su, targeting of the civilians? 11 is having, it's actually like a wait. and this is how we, what we kno

it’s kind of cool, yes, but imagine if, for example, president biden biden emotionally fired general milliell, that’s... this is impossible, an unacceptable situation, that is, in such a way, when for example, khorenko is dismissed, yes , well, i mean the commander of the special operations forces, he was also criticized by experts there, i heard that there was a lot of criticism there, but eh, this is a devaluation of the value of the service in general, because if a person cannot to plan a military career, how she will join the army and work, military command, military command , must be almost inviolable, and only when there is some threat to national security, then, then, you can make some such changes, that is , there was actually no motivation, motives for changing the service, except for these psychological mismatches in communication, now , well, i just wanted to tell you. what are the risks, the main risk, in my opinion, is that, now knowing, we, we all understand that general syrsky will be more loyal to the supreme commander, and we can foresee that politics will interfere more i

while i need somebody ever to get the i had struck milly, my neck, the shot know broke the boat and became stuck in my neck. there's most rotten though in my bag since my brother also had shrapnel in his pelvic area. i came to see my house and i found it burnt and levelled on it. we left the house and it will not belongings except this. it is for my daughter. how's it going on? i brought the survived, but her husband is gone for good to josie. i lost my husband on the 5th of december . i liked it's very difficult. i feel completely devastated with my children telling me that they want me to follow them. and what else can we expect? we've lost everything. i lost my husband and i lost my home because this family home destroyed again. good across the generations. there was a determination to rebuild once to is of the thing had that's what i said. it was done on when i had to please raise level our house in 2008 and again in 2014. but we managed to rebuild it twice this year. it would be the same and we were built our house for the 1st time. we worked hard, i saved for 43 years to be able to h

even american analysts talk about a direct waiting judy gets to shoot. milly getting at this point for nato to accept the russian control of what was 2 years ago. ukrainian territory. right. yeah, yeah, no, i said, so let then thing how to do it with thickness being your there are options if there is a will. randy's nature cuz there's really up until now there is being the uproar and screaming. ability inflicting is strategic defeat the rochelle and the now the family, the system, each cope. i don't think that i see what i'm doing and now they are apparently coming to realize that it is difficult to achieve safe a possible at all. in my opinion, i think it is impossible, by definition. it is never going to happen when it comes to show. it seems to me that now those who are in power in the west have come to realize this as well. that's other than your visual if so if the realization has set in, they have to think what to do next or we're ready for this dialogue. i sure would you should or should you should what's there to work out? it's very simple. i repeat just this concept of putting

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millie bright, who led the team in williamson's absence, misses out with an injury of her own. 0ur reporterjogman. with england missing out on 0lympic qualification knockout games, it means manager sarina wiegman can use this international window to take a squad to spain for a warm weather training camp and play a couple of friendly fixtures. the seniors will be there alongside the under 23 squad, and the manager said there will be plenty of opportunity for players to impress her, especially those who haven't played many minutes under her recently. leah williamson has been recalled, since rupturing his acl ten months ago. it is nice to have her back because she is a very good player. we have seen that too. even though she has been out for months, coming back, and her decision—making is really good. her decision—making is really good. yes, she is still building. i think the team picked up last year very well, players stepped up, but it is really nice to have her back. sarina wiegman talked about her concerns when players would have rest periods this year in what looks like another congested ca