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in the end, the environment agency stepped in and gave the bbc the companies's data.ed at the scale of this?— scale of this? i would like to say i am _ scale of this? i would like to say i am surprised. - scale of this? i would like to say i am surprised. i - scale of this? i would like to say i am surprised. i am notj say i am surprised. i am not surprised. these networks haven't been invested in for decades. that investment is to take place. decades. that investment is to take place-— decades. that investment is to take lace. ., , take place. the water companies sa the take place. the water companies say the bbc's — take place. the water companies say the bbc's methodologies i take place. the water companies | say the bbc's methodologies was flawed. they also said one of the possible —— many of the possible spills we identified were in fact equipment malfunctions.- were in fact equipment malfunctions. ., ., , ., malfunctions. the data is not sufficient _ malfunctions. the data is not sufficient enough _ malfunctions. the data is not sufficient enough to - malfunctio

in the end, the environment agency stepped in and gave the bbc the compa ny�*s data.of possible dry spills in 2022 to nearly 6,000, with those possible spills lasting more than 29,000 hours. are you surprised at the scale of this? i would like to say i'm surprised. i'm not surprised. these networks haven't been invested in for decades. that investment needs to take place. the water company said the bbc�*s methodology was flawed. they also said many of the possible spills we identified were in fact equipment malfunctions. the data is not sufficient to draw the conclusions regarding whether a spill was dry or wet. regardless, though, we don't want to see any spill of sewage, whether it's dry or wet, into our waterways. water companies must, from this year, publish information about their spills as they happen, and more investigators, like gavin here in essex, are being recruited by the environment agency. data has made us aware of the scale of the sewage problem. the question now is how we fix it. jonah fisher, bbc news. rishi sunak says that voting for reform uk in nex

and we've seen on the conservatives cutting back the environment agency, where some of these monitorse, and we want to make sure the resources are there as well as the rules . are there as well as the rules. >> the leader of reform uk says the party has been let down by a company that was contracted to vet its candidates. nigel farage says a large sum of money was paid to the firm, which he didn't name, to look into the background of. it comes after reform was hit by a series of revelations about some of its candidates, with one person resigning after having previously supported the british national party . three young national party. three young children are reported missing after they failed to return from after they failed to return from a day out at thorpe park. surrey police are looking for 14 year old candy amelia , who's nine, old candy amelia, who's nine, and malik, who's seven. they were reported missing just after 7:00 last night. the children were last seen walking towards staines town centre just after a 3:15 yesterday afternoon. police believe they may have travelled to l

and we've seen on the conservatives cutting back the environment agency, where some of these monitorse, and we want to make sure the resources are there as well as the rules . are there as well as the rules. >> the leader of reform uk says the party has been let down by a company that was contracted to vet its candidates . nigel farage vet its candidates. nigel farage says a large sum of money was paid to the firm, which he didn't name, and flagged possible legal action. it comes after reform was hit by a series of revelations about some of its candidates, with one person resigning after having previously supported the british national party . the russian national party. the russian president will arrive in north korea shortly for his first state visit in 24 years. vladimir putin's expected to receive a warm welcome in the isolated country . he'll hold isolated country. he'll hold a meeting with kim jong un, who he's praised for firmly supporting the invasion of ukraine before continuing to vietnam later in the week . and vietnam later in the week. and finally, the french actress anou

in the end, the environment agency stepped in and gave the bbc the compa ny�*s data.y 6,000, with those possible spills lasting more than 29,000 hours. are you surprised at the scale of this? i would like to say i'm surprised. i'm not surprised. these networks haven't been invested in for decades. that investment needs to take place. the water company said the bbc�*s methodology was flawed. they also said many of the possible spills we identified were in fact equipment malfunctions. the data is not sufficient to draw the conclusions regarding whether a spill was dry or wet. regardless, though, we don't want to see any spill of sewage, whether it's dry or wet, into our waterways. water companies must, from this year, publish information about their spills as they happen, and more investigators, like gavin here in essex, are being recruited by the environment agency. data has made us aware of the scale of the sewage problem. the question now is how we fix it. jonah fisher, bbc news. let's take a look at today's papers. the roll—out of labour's general election manifesto

in the end, the environment agency stepped in and gave the bbc the compa ny�*s data. surprised at the scale of this? i would like to say i'm surprised. i'm not surprised. these networks haven't been invested in for decades. that investment needs to take place. the water company said the bbc�*s methodology was flawed. they also said many of the possible spills we identified were in fact equipment malfunctions. the data is not sufficient to draw the conclusions regarding whether a spill was dry or wet. regardless, though, we don't want to see any spill of sewage, whether it's dry or wet, into our waterways. water companies must, from this year, publish information about their spills as they happen, and more investigators, like gavin here in essex, are being recruited by the environment agency. data has made us aware of the scale of the sewage problem. the question now is how we fix it. jonah fisher, bbc news. tamer on the anniversary of the grenfell tower tragedy 172 people were killed by fire that engulfed their west london flats. it was the deadliest blaze in the uk r

and that comes as data from the environment agency has shown that a 54% rise in sewage spills took place last year. that a 54% rise in sewage spills took place last year . prince took place last year. prince william has praised rob burrow as the legend of rugby league, and he says with a huge heart, the former england international and charity fundraiser has died at the age of 41. he was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in 2019 before being awarded a cbe for helping to raise millions of pounds to promote awareness of the mnd condition. it came just two years after he retired from playing following a successful 17 year career, including eight grand final wins as well. he spent that entire career playing for leeds rhinos, who announced the news tonight saying he was an inspiration to the entire country . north korea has country. north korea has launched what's being described as a bizarre barrage of balloons filled with rubbish, cigarette butts and suspected animal poo floating towards its southern neighbour . floating towards its southern neighbour. more than 700 balloons have been fo

in the end, the environment agency - world when it comes to water. malfunctions.— malfunctions. the data is not sufficient _ malfunctions. the data is not sufficient to _ malfunctions. the data is not sufficient to draw _ malfunctions. the data is not sufficient to draw the - malfunctions. the data is not - sufficient to draw the conclusions regarding — sufficient to draw the conclusions regarding whether a spill or dry or wet. regardless, we do not want to see any— wet. regardless, we do not want to see any spill of any sewage regardless of dry or wet into our waterways. regardless of dry or wet into our waterways-— regardless of dry or wet into our waterwa s. ~ . , , ., waterways. water companies must from this ear waterways. water companies must from this year publish — waterways. water companies must from this year publish information _ waterways. water companies must from this year publish information about - this year publish information about their spills as they happen. more investigators like gavin here in essex are being recruited by the en

indeed the environment agency is now blocking a cancer hospital.ospital on the grounds of a lack of water. if only we could build a reservoir. and as for energy, which i'll remind you, is twice as expensive in the uk as it is in the us, it's hard to find a form of energy that parties have supported fracking has been banned under the tories. the labour party want to ban new oil and gas licences in the north sea. the tories banned onshore wind farms and the lib dems blocked new nuclear power stations when they were in government for their part, the snp maintain a ban on new nuclear power in scotland. as for solar power project, after project is being rejected all for the sake of the rural environment and when it comes to offshore wind farms, amazing . offshore wind farms, amazing. only amazingly, you'll find the green party campaigning against them. is it any wonder we're seeing zero growth? we can choose to build? we can choose to be the build. nothing country approve nothing country, allow nothing country. but if we do that, we're choosing to be th

and we've seen on the conservatives cutting back the environment agency, where some of these monitorsere , and we of these monitors were, and we want to make sure the resources are there as well as the rules. >> now, a review has found that four police detectives who ran the first investigation into the murder of stephen lawrence shouldn't face criminal charges. it found there was insufficient evidence and no real prospect of a conviction that means none of the four retired detectives is going to be charged . ed stephen going to be charged. ed stephen lawrence was murdered in 1993, in a racist attack in south london. the original investigation was harshly criticised and failed to bring anyone to justice, and sir ian mckellen is said to be in good spirits after he fell off the stage during a performance in london's west end last night. the 85 year old acting veteran was performing a fight scene in player kings at the noel coward theatre when he lost his footing and tumbled right off the stage . and tumbled right off the stage. the theatre was evacuated, while sir ian was quickly taken

and we've seen on the conservatives cutting back the environment agency, where some of these monitors as the rules. >> and it seems that rishi sunak grant shapps think that the tories won't win this election , tories won't win this election, and that they're just trying to limit a labour seat majority. >> are you worried about a labour supermajority, my job is to make sure we beat as many conservative mps as possible, and snp mps in scotland, liberal democrats, i think, are getting our messages over in this campaign on health and care, on sewage. we've just been talking about and on the economy and the more liberal democrat mps we have, the better . the truth is have, the better. the truth is the conservative party have failed in government. they'd failed in government. they'd fail in opposition. they're a divided party. and i think the liberal democrats could be very important in the next parliament. >> you know, you slam the tory party. >> so that's the lib dem leader , >> so that's the lib dem leader, sir ed davey, of course they've been making a big issue and with some justificati

and that comes as data from the environment agency has shown that a 54% rise in sewage spills took placeyear . prince took place last year. prince william has praised rob burrow as the legend of rugby league, and he says with a huge heart, the former england international and charity fundraiser has died at the age of 41. he was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in 2019 before being awarded a cbe for helping to raise millions of pounds to promote awareness of the mnd condition. it came just two years after he retired from playing following a successful 17 year career, including eight grand final wins as well. he spent that entire career playing for leeds rhinos, who announced

and that comes as data from the environment agency has shown that a 54% rise in sewage spills took placelast year. prince william has praised rob burrow as the legend of rugby league, and he says with a huge heart, the former england international and charity fundraiser has died at the age of 41. he was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in 2019 before being awarded a cbe for helping to raise millions of pounds to promote awareness of the mnd condition. it came just two years after he retired from playing following a successful 17 year career, including eight grand final wins as well. he spent that entire career playing for leeds rhinos, who announced the news tonight saying he was an inspiration to the entire

we just had figures this month from the environment agency of a record number of raw sewage dumped ints of this constituency last year in more than 1500 events, something that all politicians have been calling absolutely appalling and unacceptable. it is an issue that is really affecting residents here and they would like to see a change on that. and the cost of living, people who visit lewes, you can see the high street behind me over the bridge, might think this is an affluent town, it is a very pretty market town with a lot of nice shops. in fact, there is a cost—of—living crisis here and there are now more than ten food projects, are now more than ten food projects, a mixture of food banks and community fridges. just this month, three of the food banks in the coastal towns of this constituency said they had to close to new members, they were just overwhelmed and they said the demand was unsustainable. the local council here has just given them an additional £20,000 in funding so they can help the people that need it but that is in addition to £20,000 that they also gave at christm

hello, welcome to the environment magazine.first of all , i congratulate you on the environment week. in this week's magazine , we examine the environmental approach and actions taken by the 13th government headed by shahid raisi. in recent years, the pursuit of allocating the full title of urubieh lake. and many of the requests of the country gave results and a part of the water supply plan to lake europe was put into operation. it is an environmental method that shows the importance that the islamic republic of iran attaches to the preservation of the public lake. complete dewatering of the satellite ponds of orumieh lake and increase of 80 cm. martyred president of the same from the beginning to the last days of his work in the 13th government , he called the popularization of the environment as one of the most important ways to achieve a sustainable environment. you have to ask many of these producers, artisans, miners to cooperate where they are in front of you on the side. explain the importance of the environment to the

that environment. during covid m. so ifling to share how m have been in a similar situationen?te a bit of people here are experiencing t how should they thinkn conversations? , and over the next few months given our november elec cycle, over the and for me even on a daily weekly, or monthly mr. brandon: there is so muci am optimistic about the future. i am the millennial generation shift will be good for all of us as a country but i'm not blind to the fact that the next several months and several difficult for us, and it is strenuous now. le in an terroristcrisis, something that is country, and in this hyper arge environment what will the effect of that be? i am very nervous about that, but i was excited when i was invited here is because you on the front lines based on the wide va of experiences, so i can set appear and pontificatethe most important thing to remember isre trying to do and explain that to the public, that just breaks down the barrier of the distance and help state the temperature down. when it comes to engaging with people, i am all for trying to engage someone

i also realize the reality of the environment where agencies are dealing with budgets and this year thes been one of those with fiscal year 2024 budget have in common 500 millions below with the fbi needs just to sustain her 2023 efforts and while i appreciate the efforts, this could not come at a worse time. when i sat here last year, i walked through how we were already in a heightened threat environment and simpson lucy the threat from foreign terrorist rise to another level after october 7 and continue to see cartels push functional and other dangerous drugs into every corner of the country claiming countless american lives. we have seen ransomware attacks and cyber attacks impacting critical infrastructure and businesses both large and small. violent crime reaching alarming levels out of the pandemic frame maze far too high and china continues limitless efforts to steal our intellectual propert d that is just scratching the surface. when i look back over my careert threats to public safety and national security were so elevated at the same time.o let. island am looking forward to g

i also realize the reality of the environment where agencies are dealing with budgets and this year theone of those with fiscal year 2024 budget have in common 500 millions below with the fbi needs just to sustain her 2023 effort and while i appreciate the efforts, this could not come at a worse time. when i sat here last year, i wee already in a heightened threat en simpson lucy the threat from foreign terrorist rise to another level after october 7 and continue to see cartels push functional and other dangerous drugs into every corner of the country claiming countless american lives. we have seen ransomware attacks and cyber attacks impacting critical infrastructure and businesses both large and smallg levels out of the pandemic frame maze far too high and china continues limitless efforts to steal our intellectual property and valuable information and that is just scratching the surface. when i look back over my careerk of a time when so many different threat safety and national security were so elevated this is by no means time to let. island am looking forward to getting back on tr

so there are powers that lie with the environment agency that could come in, powers that lie with theay off regulators to each other, and the regulator can actually do what the british people want, which is to get clean water. we would work with our scottish colleagues, our welsh colleagues, colleagues in northern ireland. they are devolved. they can decide what they want to do, but i'm sure they want to do, but i'm sure they share our ambition. certainly the scottish liberal democrats and the welsh liberal democrats and the welsh liberal democrats share our ambition to clean up water across the united kingdom in terms of where it will be based. you know, i think it should be based in one of the areas that's been most hit by this sewage scandal, you will be aware of the gdp figures which are out today. >> what is your view of what that tells us about where the economy is going and perhaps about the conservatives decision to go now for an election rather than waiting? >> well, as the time ticks away from rishi sunak and his premiership as he has his last few days in office, i'm afraid

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i also realize the reality of the environment where agencies are dealing with budgets and this has been of those with fiscal year 2024 budget have in common 500 millions below with the fbi needs just to sustain her 2023 efforts and while i appreciate the efforts, this could not come at a worse time. when i sat here last year, i walked through how we were already in a heightened threat environment and simpson lucy the threat from foreign terrorist rise to another level after october 7 and continue to see cartels push functional and other dangerous drugs into every corner of the country claiming countless american lives. we have seen ransomware attacks and cyber attacks impacting critical infrastructure and businesses both large and small. violent crime alarming levels out of the pandemic frame maze far too high and china continues limitless efforts to steal our intellectual property and valuable information and that is just scratching the surface. when i look back over my career i would be hard-pressed to think of a time when so many different threats to public safety and national securi

agency or the local planning authorities or business people?portant we've got to do more. ihave important we've got to do more. i have sympathy with your point, but the only people who can achieve that are basically people like me and the conservatives under rishi sunak. okay. well thank you very much indeed for joining okay. well thank you very much indeed forjoining us on the indeed for joining us on the show, lots of flattery there too, about our program, lord dominic johnson, thank you very much indeed. well, let's get the thoughts now of political commentator benedict spence, who is still with us in the studio, it was interesting what he said there about how reform are talking common language, speaking to the people. it seems that one of the problems the conservatives have is they don't seem to agree on what the problem has been for the conservatives, whether they need to go more to the left, whether they need to go more to the right. >> it's i mean, that is sort of the common theme, isn't it? the conservative party has decided to start a

program-oriented regulatory agencies and the judiciary were asked to take preventive measures against destruction in line with the implementation of the law on the prevention of crime, while calculating the indicators that distinguish between healthy election contests and destructive actions. people should also be informed about the possible destructive actions of the offending candidates. the fourth day of nomination of candidates for the presidential election starts at 8 am. the registration process of volunteers will continue until 18:00 tomorrow, monday, june 14 . mr. seyyed ahmad rasoulinejad mr. mr massoud, dr. seyyed vahdid. honorable mr. habibullah dehmardeh, honorable mr. alireza zakani, honorable mr. seyyed mohammadreza mirtajini, sarkar, ms. zohra elhian, and honorable mr. fida hossein maliki, in total, during the 3 days that we were registered , we had 80 people refer to the election headquarters of the ministry of interior, of which 8 were women and 72 . to be honest , our total registration during the 3 days of the 10th, 17th and 12th of the year was 17 days, god willing

to respond to threats and security incidents within the transportation environment. what impact are you seeing so far for the defunding of this program and have you heard from many local law enforcement agencies, what they do in the light of this reduction? >> thank you mr. carter. appreciate your comments and question and i would echo your sentiment that the national explosive detection canine program is an extremely valuable program to law- enforcement agencies and to tsa as well. it is the biggest explosive detection canine program in the world. about 1100 canines total. the reason for the reduction is simply the limited top line that we have. in other words, we don't have enough money to fund everything that we need to do. we have to make some very hard choices whenever that happens and one of the hard choices was to eliminate the law enforcement canine reimbursement. but what we did not eliminate is all the support we provide for those canines. we source and train the canines. we train the handlers. we offer training in different techniques. we update the explos

a wide range of environments and provide explosive detection capabilities. without reimbursements local agencies may be forced to reduce or eliminate the canine programs. mr. administered her, i certainly recognize the tsa as a tough situation and in a tough spot trying to balance competing priorities. especially given the need to increase pay for tsa employees,t which i tried though this is strongly support. however, i have learned that canine reimbursements would degrade the ability of law enforcement's enforcement agency to respond to threats and security incidents within the transportation environment. what impact racing so far for the defunding of this program and have you heard from any local law enforcement agencies what they do in light of this reduction? >> i would echo your sentiment that the national explosive detection canine program is an extremely valuable program to law enforcement agencies and tsa as well. it is the biggest explosive detection program in the world -- 1100 canines total. the reason for the reduction is simply the limited top l

jassim samari of sed and sima news agency. the fourth debate of the presidential candidates will be held today at 20:00. he is a secretary. radio elections he said that the time of the fourth debate will be around 3 hours with some changes. according to mr. muftad, in the fourth debate, two series of questions will be asked instead of three series. before the fourth debate of the presidential candidates, we came to the people with some questions. do you see the debates? yes yes how has it been so far? it was good, in my opinion, no , i didn't have time for it all, but i saw it, i saw it almost, but i didn't see it completely. this is the fourth of our debate. you know what the topic is about politics. domestic and foreign policy is very good. now in the political field , they should specify the internal and external positions of all the elements. their words bezanen should define his arguments in the field of foreign policy and declare that our progress definitely requires good relations with our neighbors. foreign policy is a

and the department of homeland security is creating an environment where we have agencies like the f.b.io prevent a terrorist act from taking place in the country looking for a needle in the hay stack and dhs and this administration have made the hay stack the size of new york city. >> bill: we have to do better coming from the very top. thank you for your time. thanks for being here on a friday, thank you, sir. >> thank you, bill. >> we want to see success for our country and we don't have success right now. we have inflation that's killing everybody. >> gillian: as americans grapple with inflation not cooling fast enough they're staring down the barrel of a potential tax hike. look at the competing visions offered by republicans and democrats. plus this. president biden gearing up for a star-studded high-dollar fundraiser. wait until you see the guest list. we'll bring it to you next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ chewy, a citi client, uses citi's financial expertise to help drive its growth and keep its supply chain moving, so more pet parents can get everything they need... right when they need it. keepin

i also realize the reality of the environment where agencies are dealing with■> budgets and this yearas been one of those with fiscal year 2024 budget have in common 500 millions below with the fbi needs just to sustain her 2023 efforts and while i appreciate the efforts, this could not come at a worse time. when i sat here last year, i walked through how we were already in a heightened threat environment and simpson lucy the threat from foreign terrorist rise to another level after october 7 and continue to see cartels push functional and other dangerous drugs into every corner of the country claiming countless american lives. we have seen ransomware attacks and cyber attacks impacting critical infrastructure and businesses both large and small. violent crime reaching alarming levels out of the pandemic frame maze far too high and china continues limitless efforts to steal our intellectual property and valuable information and that is just scratchin the surface. when i look back over my career i would be hard-pressed to think of a time when so my different threats to public safety an

hello, welcome to the environment magazine. first of all , i congratulate you on the environment week. in this week's magazine, the environmental approach and the measures taken by the sist government. we examine the tenth under the chairmanship of shahid raisi. in recent years, the follow-up for allocating the full title of lake europe and many wetlands in the country has resulted and a part of the water supply plan to lake europe has been put into operation. it is a design that shows the importance of the islamic republic. it shows that the efforts of the 13th government to revive orumiyeh lake have been fruitful. martyr president from the very beginning to the last days during the days of his work in the 13th government , he mentioned the popularization of the environment as one of the most important ways to achieve a sustainable environment. you have to ask many of these manufacturers, industrialists, miners to cooperate, where they are in front of you, beside you , the importance of the environment. explain life to the peo

bahar estadi of sed and sima news agency. two more massacres in gaza at least. people were martyred and injured. a large number of martyrs and injured are children. according to published images, dozens of houses in asharati camp were completely destroyed. attempts to pull out. martyrs and wounded from below the debris continues. local sources report the possibility of an increase in the number of martyrs. condemning the zionist attacks on the gaza idps, the hamas movement called for a more effective action by the international community to force the occupiers to stop the attacks. disasters worse than bombings threaten the people of gaza. the united nations warned that if the process of providing aid to the people of gaza does not speed up, in 20 days more than one million people will be exposed to extreme hunger. the euro -mediterranean human rights center also reported that gaza is witnessing an unprecedented hunger and about half a million people live in the gaza strip. are hungry hundreds of trucks are still waiting behind the rafah border to cross the borde

to a wide range of environments and provided explosive detection capabilities. without reimbursements, local agencies may be forced to reduce or eliminate their canine programs. mr. administrator, i certainly recognize the tsa as a tough situation in a tough spot, trying to balance competing priorities. especially when given the need to increase pay for tsa employees which i strongly support. however, i am worried illumination of k-9 reimbursements would degrade the ability of law enforcement's enforcement agencies to respond to threats and security incidents within the transportation environment. what impact are you seeing so far for the defunding of this program and have you heard from many local law enforcement agencies, what they do in light of this reduction? >> thank you, mr. carter, appreciate your comments and question. i would echo your sentiment, that the national explosive detection k-9 program is an extremely viable program to law enforcement agencies and to tsa as well. it is the biggest explosive detection k-9 program in the world, about 100 canine

thames water says its monitoring has found e.coli levels at a level the environment agency would deemrrey, where his mum is a tennis coach. she says he's going from strength to strength. he's been selected for the olympics, he's become british number one, he's won his first atp tour event, and he beat alcaraz — all in the space of a few days. so, yeah, pretty full—on. you know, obviously, i want him to play well, i want him to enjoy the game. i want him to win, obviously, but you just never know what's going to happen. let's take a look at the tubes. all line still running well. now weather with kate kinsella. it's certainly feeling a little fresher this morning compared to this time yesterday. we've lost the humidity. we still have the sunshine, though. this was first thing — sunrise across the city of london with little cloud around. we've got quite a breezy start, but the wind will fall a little lighter through the day. cloud bubbling up, but still some lengthy spells of sunshine and temperatures reaching 22 celsius. now, any remaining cloud this evening will disappear, so some sun

jassim samari of sed and sima news agency. the ghadir kilometer party will be held in 300 cities of the country tomorrow . according to the secretary of ghadir people's staff, this party is also held in brazil, india, pakistan, iraq and lebanon. kilim ghadir party is a party where people are both hosts and guests on the day of ghadir eid, from 5:00 pm to 10:00 pm, in the axis of azadi square to damavand st., the intersection of imam ali road, 220 moke will be set up for people. not only in 300 cities of the country, but also in 5 countries, they have a kilometer party , which was decided due to the model they took from this move. brazil, india, in three cities of pakistan , iraq and lebanon , public transportation has also come into use in order to reduce the use of private highways by people. 300 of our taxi vans are stationed along the route and transport people from the place. traffic restrictions until the venue of the free metro service ceremony god willing, we have a metro clock for them at the end of the ceremony, consi

the environment agency has actually brought thousands of prosecutions in the last few years that happenedwe still see sewage pounng >> and we still see sewage pouring into the sea. >> yes, because it takes time to do a £56 billion investment to put right, you know, victorian architecture. it was what we've got, the sort of , sewage got, the sort of, sewage infrastructures from the victorian era, to put that right, will take, you know, five years to make decent progress. but 50 years of 14 years. yes. and what we did during that was, for instance, the thames tideway tunnel. we commissioned that that's been built throughout the time and is about to open. and that will solve , you know, all that will solve, you know, all of the problems in the thames that people have heard about. so it's actually completely false to say that this government hasn't done it. we've identified the problem and addressed it. and what labour are talking aboutis and what labour are talking about is just dancing around the fringes, pretending they're going to do something because they know it's a political hot potato

environment, workplace, life endangered species. maybe go into high-tech areas such as artificial intelligence, who is responsible for that. and basically this decision today, reversing precedent back to 1984, puts the court in charge and it was written by chief justice john roberts. i just said earlier when we were talking and about the january 6 case the chief justice of the united states kept their case for himself, and he kept this case for himself to, this is a case that really will reorder how the federal bureaucracy and administrative agencies operate and how they protect the public. that's the key here. and it's such a dramatic turn in the structure of the federal government, that justice elena kagan took the step of reading parts of her dissent from the bench. that's she started by saying this is a decision that really turns its back on the notion of judicial humility. it's not only putting the courts and judges at all level in charge of interpreting federal statutes that would govern agency work. again, whether it be in th

>> oh, it's going to make it much, much more difficult for agencies to regulate health care and the environment, among other things. as you said, this case has been cited thousands of times. it is an important power, if you would that agencies have to interpret statutes and the ruling from the 1980s that said that agencies are entitled to some deference when a statute might be ambiguous or it's not exactly clear what congress's intent might have been that we should give agencies some deference in doing their job do it playing the role of protector of the air and the water. and investors. and now, there's a good chance that they will be hamstrung in. there their efforts to protect the american people in many different areas some people may think that's a good thing that agencies should have. their powers curtailed. but it really shifts the, the, the power of the federal government to do a lot of things from the executive branch, which is supposed to enforce the laws to the judiciary, which will now oversee virtually every act of a federal agency, or at least has the potential to, if people chall

the environment is very important. hossein qutani baft bio of sed and cima news agency. i retired and worked in a hospital. what was your reaction when you heard the news? it was very hard. when i heard that one of the helicopters fell, what do i know, he had a hard time. my mood has changed at all and... it was very shocking at all, and it is possible that something bad happened at the same time , around the afternoon hours, i felt that something bad had happened, but i was trying to convince myself that it was not, god willing. which is another thing, god willing , it's a different way, god willing, it's easy to sit now , he got hit, then, no, no , nothing bad will happen, the country has a system, this system is working. i had a duty to leave imam reza to become the president, who would make such a mistake , but i saw that the situation was not good, so i had to express this picture, a picture that people are only now understanding, maybe 90% of what mr. raisi said. understanding now that they didn't know then and this fact that we have now, we understand how much thi

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, and by using it transform that environment that you are in. ms. tovar: you mentioned something great that you mentioned about this. many of us during now, it is very hyper political even on social media but even within your own fas well too. i for example during this time, during covid and to this day there is a divide with even our family members and one of my sistas well too with regard to her own personal and my work as an elected official too. it had come to a point where i definitely love her from afar. communicate on a very calmingin studying those boundaries are super important, but at the same time realizing we are sisters first and foremost and we can agree and disagree on things let's not let this type of environment divide us and our family as well too. if you are willing to share many of you have been in a similar situation as me? quite a bit of people here are experiencing this, and imagine outside in our communities as well too, sortant information we are discussing today and i'm thankful to youps. i will ask now for policymakers

maloney: so the -- we hoften focus on competition agencies or international competition, and what the report at the entire ecosystem that these firms are working in. for, firms that are close to that technical frontier are able to innovate to escape competition. that is more than saying they have got the right scientist. they have world-class management. that means they are working in an environment where they can get the financing where it is easy to do business where you so it is a more or less open trade regime. of macro or political instability. all of these things are necessary for the firms to get close to the frontier and be sophisticated firms that compete. you need to have both of these two sides coming at the same time. if we do not have we wind up in the world of the united states in the 1970's, and if you have only competition without these other factors that help get closer to the technological fr, that you want. host: ok. elena, i want to switch roles an talk about the role of cities. what led you to begin to focus on the productivity? ms. ianchovichina: yes, so that is

the environment is very important, hossein cottoni baf of sed and sima news agency. jawad al-wasiya, the guardian of me, until the end of the chapter of allah, imam jawad, peace be upon him, is a sign of resistance. he is a great human being during his short life, when he was martyred at the age of 25 , he confronted and conflicted with the hypocritical power of the abbasid caliph ma'mun. adam did not back down and endured all the difficult conditions and fought with all possible methods of struggle. the short life of this worthy servant of god was spent in jihad with disbelief and rebellion. imam javad wanted to tell people that i am a supporter of islam and a supporter of the prophet's family. imam ali bin musa al-reza. peace be upon him and imam javad, peace be upon him, set themselves to remove this mask of deception and hypocrisy from mamun's face, and they succeeded. man, because he loves himself, has many things that come from it is simple. or from those who are his own , he thinks this is good, and sometimes if it is issued from someone else, he thinks it is

it you can transform that environment that you are i .tova you mentioned something that is absolutely great that you mentioned about this. many of us during covid and even until now, it is very hyper political even on social media but even within your own family and close network of friends as well too. i for example during this time, during covid and to this day there is a divide with members and one of my sisters as well too with regard to her own personal beliefs and my work as an elected official o. it had come to a we try to communicate on a very calming issues. in studying those boundaries are super important, but at the same time we are sisters first and foremosd t an but let's not let this type of environment divide us and our family as well too. if you are willing to share how many of you have been in a similar situation as me? quite a bit of people here are expe our communities as well too#q very important information we are discussing today and i'm thankful to you for providing these tips. i<>e! will ask now for policymakers in

belarusian economy progressing , what benefits and risks is it associated with, when will government agencies, businesses, and people switch to... formatted, and most importantly secure, communication in electronic format, as well as how we create and develop belarusian software, we will discuss it on the evening broadcast, this is what , due to which the definition of a number, like any, probably, previous process, there is informatization, automation, there are a lot of them, but any taste and color, i probably chose this for myself, this is when we describe our life digitally and get the maximum benefit from it. before moving to digital, we must work out the order in the processes. set them in such a way that they are optimal, then they can be superimposed on the figure to speed up the whole process, the meaning, as we now believe, is mainly to increase efficiency, which means - another conflict with ukrainian grain in square it was recognized that most of the cereals are exported illegal. gray export is carried out by rail, sea and trucks. according to reports from the prosecutor general'

environment while growing the economy and jobs? >> thank you for the question, senator. it is critical. in order to have a viable and strong partnership with our states, we need to provide technical assistance and demonstrate the partnership. more than 50% of this budget will go to our regional staff to provide that technical assistance. but we need resources to continue to deal with building our capabilities in the areas of emergency response. whether it be the wildfires in maui, the train derailment in east palestine, we see these disasters we are having to respond to and we need to build our emergency response capabilities. we need to ensure that the safety of chemicals that are needed to propel our electric vehicles, our semiconductors, continues to move forward. listen, we want to continue to administer these directed spending assignments all across the country. such as the $4 million to the city of wilmington for stormwater separation. with those resources, we will continue to build that capability to not interrupt the econom