human rights barrister sir geoffrey nice - rights barrister sir geoffrey nice kc joining rights barrister bbc news. thank you for your time, kcjoining us on bbc news. thank you foryourtime, really kcjoining us on bbc news. thank you for your time, really good to get your thoughts. we will follow the story closely as we get that ruling in around two hours, so stay with her son bbc news. —— so stay with us on bbc news. to the us now, where the state of alabama has carried out the first known execution of a death row inmate by suffocation with nitrogen gas. 58—year—old kenneth smith, a convicted murderer, was put to death after the supreme court again denied a last—minute appeal. the method had never been tried before and smith's lawyers had argued that it amounted to cruel and unusual punishment. he was one of two men convicted of murdering a preacher�*s wife in a contract killing in 1988. here's our north america correspondent david willis. after more than three decades on death row at this prison in alabama, kenneth smith's last—minute appeals to the us supreme court were denied and he wa

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sir geoffrey gao resigned on november 1, 1990, and his bitter farewell speech precipitated mike heseltine's challenge to margaret thatcher's leadership. in the next vote, she received the majority of votes, but according to party rules, the lead was not enough and... a second vote was required. after receiving this news at a conference in paris, she immediately proclaimed her intention to fight on. but a political earthquake occurred the day after hers return to london. many of her government colleagues, who did not support her on european issues and doubted that she could win a fourth general election, suddenly abandoned her leadership and left her with no choice but to resign. this is a very brave and selfless decision of the prime minister. once again, margaret thatcher put the interests of her country and party above personal considerations. this will allow the party to elect a new leader who will... unify the party and continue its tremendous successes. i will add that i am very upset that our the most outstanding peacetime prime minister left the government. she was an outstanding lea

i'm now enjoyed by geoffrey roberts managers, professor of history of university college park, an author of sellers library, a dictator and his books. professor roberts, it's great to talk to you in person this time. thank you very much for your time. a frontier for an invitation. now your book style is library. ssl is to explore the intellectual life biography and i would say psychology of joseph stalin, whom you described as the 20th century, most self consciously intellectual dictator. and i think it's a somewhat controversial undertaking in this day and age because in order to understand the evil one needs to engage for that rather than dismissed it and condemn it out of hand. why did you decide to do it at this point of time? well, what would you come on? the most important thing between us sounded by my both in the past on the 1st that he wasn't intellectual. he was a man, man of ideas, as well as action he believed in the transformative power. while it is not just in terms of changing people's consciousness, maintenance, attractive, human nature, i'm as accomplished. i'm off as th

geoffrey, you're a civil rights lawyer now in the film making is. what was the catalyst for this collaboration with tom? well, the who we are project produced a documentary film, who we are a chronicle of racism in america. and sony pictures classics was the distributor. and they suggest it that we send copies of the film to different people before it was released. and one of those people was tom hanks. and so i wrote an email and we sent off a copy of the film, and i thought that would be it. and then i started getting emails from somebody that was t.h. and i thought, who is this guy? and then i thought, oh, it's that guy. and that started a collaboration because i found out that tom has a compelling interest in history and the who we are project is all about part of our history that has never been told. and so that was the beginning of our collaboration and i should say maybe, tom, you can talk about it. tom had written an op ed on the 100th anniversary of the tulsa massacre, and that was one of the reasons that we thought, well, we'll send the fi

i'm now enjoyed by geoffrey roberts and they're just professor of history at the university college pork. an author of style is library, a dictator and says books, professor roberts, it's great to talk to you in person this time. thank you very much for your time. a frontier for an invitation. now your book style is library. ssl is to explore the intellectual life biography and i would say psychology of joseph stalin, whom you described as the 20th century, most self consciously intellectual dictator. and i think it's a somewhat controversial undertaking in this day and age because in order to understand the evil one needs to engage for that rather than dismissed it and condemn it out of hand. why did you decide to do it at this point of time? well, what would you come on? the most important thing the trans sounded by my both in the past on 1st that he wasn't intellectual. he was a man, man of ideas, as well as action. he believed in the transformative power. while it is not just in terms of changing people's consciousness, maintenance attracted human nature and as a couple of months, as

i'm now enjoyed by geoffrey roberts managers, professor of history at the university college cork, an officer of sullens library, a dictator and his books. professor roberts, it's great to talk to you in person this time. thank you very much for your time and thank you for an invitation. now your books style is library ssl to explore the intellectual life biography and i would say psychology of joseph stalin, whom you describe as the 20th century, most self consciously intellectual dictator. and i think it's a somewhat controversial undertaking in this day and age because in order to understand the evil one needs to engage for that rather than dismissed it and condemn it out of hand. why did you decide to do it at this point of time? well, what would you come? i'm the most important thing because sounds about my book in the past on the 1st that he was an intellectual. he was a man, man of ideas as well as action he believed in the transformative power. while it is not just in terms of changing people's consciousness, maintenance of tracking human nature and as a couple of months as th

i'm now enjoyed by geoffrey roberts narrative, professor of history at the university college park, an author of silence library dictator and his books. professor roberts, it's great to talk to you in person this time. thank you very much for your time and thank you for the invitation. now your book style is library. ssl is to explore the intellectual life biography and i would say psychology of joseph stalin, whom you described as the 20th century, most self consciously intellectual dictator. and i think it's a somewhat controversial undertaking in this day and age because in order to understand the evil one needs to engage for that rather than dismissed it and condemn it out of hand. why did you decide to do it at this point of time? well, what would you come on? the most important thing because sounds about my book in the past on the 1st that he was an intellectual. he was a man, man of ideas, as well as action he believed in the transformative power. while it is not just in terms of changing people's consciousness, maintenance of tracking human nature and as a couple of months as t

i'm now enjoyed by geoffrey roberts and they're just professor of history at the university college cork. an officer of style is library a dictator and says books, professor roberts, it's great to talk to you in person this time. thank you very much for your time and thank you for an invitation. now your book style is library. ssl is to explore the intellectual life biography and i would say psychology of joseph stalin, whom you describe as the 20th century, most self consciously intellectual dictator. and i think it's a somewhat controversial undertaking in this day and age because in order to understand the evil one needs to engage for that rather than dismissed it and condemn it out of hand. why did you decide to do it at this point of time? well, what would you come on? the most important thing between this time about my book in the past on 1st that he wasn't intellectual. he was a man, man of ideas, as well as action he believed in the transformative power. while it is not just in terms of changing people's consciousness, maintenance, attractive, human nature, and as a couple of mon

of course geoffrey epstein was convicted of procuring a child prostitute for sex, and a number of those charges were dropped in a plea deal. he says around 13 month sentence, much weight was on day release, but then late, much later he was charged with the string of offensive possible serious ones, including sex traffic. and he was found dead in his prison cell. in 2019 medics said that this was death or suicide. by hanging out of course, it'd be lots of questions raised uh over that. but since his death precluded the possibility of these criminal charges being successful, because the because he's deceased in 2019, only those criminal charges against him were dropped. meaning his victims were very angry that he managed to evade. just as now, i'm sure that there were going to be more revelations as more or more of these documents come to lights, records. alright, just stay with us and back with more news in 30 minutes. bye. the the or the you have been following this story. before really happens to the man women and children from cause it was sent to us on if it's fixed, i'm a nation kep

and as agreed with sir geoffrey and subject to the finalisation of all—party talks today, i will, tomorrowireland�*s place in the uk internal market and to strengthen the union. i believe that all of the conditions are now in place for the assembly to return, and i look forward very much to the restoration of institutions at stormont as soon as possible. there was a financial package worth over £3 million offer to the parties before christmas and this will absolutely be available to an incoming executive. the party is entitled to form an executive and our meeting to discuss the matters and i hope we can finalise this deal with those parties as soon as possible and move forward. and after that, i�*m happy for questions. inaudible question. no, it hasn't affected diverging _ inaudible question. no, it hasn't affected diverging see _ inaudible question. no, it hasn't affected diverging see in _ inaudible question. no, it hasn't affected diverging see in any - inaudible question. no, it hasn't affected diverging see in any shape | affected diverging see in any shape orform. but affected diverg

virginia joffrey was one of dozens of women who fell into the trap of geoffrey ebsin's sexual abuse network under the pretext of the fashion industry. it was the worst thing i have ever done in my life. only 16 years old. miladi committed suicide in prison while awaiting trial on charges of sex trafficking. now his name is on the tongue again. 943 pages of court documents have been published and famous names can be seen in them. one of the most famous of them is this is a man prince andrew, duke of york and brother of the king of england. i still do not regret being friends with absin. the people i met through it and the opportunities i got were useful. the long list above the names of famous people mentioned in this document, of course. it does not end with this english prince, the name of former us president bill clinton appears more than 50 times in these documents, and of course, donald trump's place is not empty in this controversial list. the names of people like barack obama are also on this list, along with people like leonardo dicaprio, cameron diaz, kevin spacey and kate. blanchet

virginia joffrey was one of dozens of women who fell into the trap of geoffrey ebsin's sexual abuse network under the pretext of the fashion industry. it was the worst thing i have ever done in my life. i was only 16 years old and i thought this was the best opportunity i could have. kikido is also a victim. this feared gang was only 19 years old. he attacked me. he had an evil laugh and i was very scared at that moment. jeffrey epstein in 2019, while in he was awaiting trial on charges of sex trafficking, he committed suicide in prison. now his name is once again in the news. 943 pages of court documents have been published. and famous names appear in it. one of the most famous of them is this man. prince andrew, duke of york and brother of the king of england. i still do not regret being friends with absin. the people i met through it and the opportunities i got were useful. of course, the long list above the names of famous people mentioned in this document does not end with this english prince. the name of bill clinton, the former president of the united states, is more than 50 bar. it

geoffrey, there is one point , this is the intellectual property of the game producer who is outside the country and they tell us that it is not related and that the game breaks the lock and the user uses it. in my opinion, there should be legal ways to prevent it. you must mention at the end of their statements, one of the ways we experienced, to some extent , we were able to succeed in the game of love ambassador, mukhtar's game, and commander's game . your game was competitive, yes, yes alhamdulillah, in terms of the quality of the works that were produced , all the precision necessary for a product , what should happen if you produce 30 works instead of these three works ? it is in accordance with our beliefs , it is in accordance with our cultural society, we should produce it, what should we do, if something happens, see, one thing is that i want to take advantage of this opportunity and please request the national media to support the cinema industry in the same way. and there is animation to promote these works so that people can see them go to the cinemas and a series of ani

geoffrey , thank you very much for mentioning the economic aspect of brics, which is the main aspect, but politically , facilities and capacities will be available to our country. we wanted to tell you that the best possible political possibilities are that mr. president at the level saran tunest as a strong speaker , raising all the issues to the islamic republic of iran means from now on as multilateralism , it is very useful from the political point of view, after all, when these few powerful countries, the islamic republic of iran , russia, china, india, south africa, brazil, and saudi arabia, the uae , countries that became a member holding these meetings itself gives a political power in the direction of multilateralism . the gaza meeting was held at the initiative of iran. yes. that brics meeting in gaza was held at the initiative and request of iran, yes, at the initiative of mr. president, in a meeting that the foreign minister of south africa he was going to bring it up to iran, then the president of south africa, well, he was the president, he accepted , he invited the coun

. >> geoffrey thomas campbell eat to get your expertise.nk you. >> thank you. >> people on board he a coast guard plane where on the way to the west coast of japan, aid for those affected of a powerful earthquake on new year's day. 55 people are now known to have died in the 7.6 magnitude earthquake that hit the region. it was felt hundreds of miles away in tokyo. depends prime minister says it is a race against time to rescue those trapped beneath the rubble. our correspondent reports. >> this is a race for survival. rescue workers streamed through japan's isolated peninsula. the roads blocking their way. they are trying to reach the worst affected areas in the north, where people are trapped under the collapsed homes. many families were out at temple celebrating new year's day when japan was hit by its strongest earthquake in 12 years. he thought his shrine was going to collapse. the whole gate was swaying. the alleyway was swaying. the children had to squat on the floor to not fall over. >> as we traveled for the epicenter, we were alert

here is -- >> reporter: national figures at today's summit included nicholas kristof educator geoffrey canada and former secretary of state hillary clinton. who joked a lot of funding and education united states. compared to other western economies. other countries look at facts and evidence when they look at policy. >> the facts and evidence are really on our side about why investing in kids make so much economic sense and everything else. >> reporter: at the conference which is sponsored by a group called common sense media and appearance by open ai ceo sam altman was the main event. in his eyes ai is the future for almost everything including education. >> a new way to use the internet. do work more productively. in a way to discover science. a new way to get better healthcare. it really is a pretty deeply enabling new technology. >> reporter: he announced open ai will be working with, since media to write new platforms marketed to kids and teens. the goal is to keep young learners safe. his presentation at the summit today seem to raise plenty of questions and concerns from a lot o

petaluma police say this is some of what 36 year-old geoffrey berg did early yesterday morning. police say surveillance footage captured bird using a rock to shatter the window at a martial arts studio. and then break the window of a smoke shop. police received a total of 8 other vandalism report yesterday morning. they say they're now collecting evidence that could connect berg to all the crimes. >> police in nevado say they're investigating another death of an inmate at the marion county jail. investigators say this morning deputy found that inmate in need of medical attention after lifesaving measures were performed. the person died. they say the inmate was the only one in the cell back in october of say a deputy found another inmate who had committed suicide. no other information was a given about either of those instances. >> san francisco mayor london breed is urging voters to support a ballot measure that would change the city's policy on police chases. the measure is known as proposition e take a look at this surveillance video that shows thieves burglarizing u.s. store

the prime minister was increasingly at odds with her foreign secretary, sir geoffrey gow, on all mattersof european integration. her speech in bruges in september. in 1988, it started a process in which the conservative party, which was once predominantly pro-european, became predominantly eurosceptic. all this happened against the background of international events, which were very useful for the conservatives. at the end of the 90s the cold war ended, free markets and institutions were restored. however, this event launched the next stage of european integration. as france revived the project of a single european currency, hoping to test the strength of a united germany. as a result, the divisions within the british government regarding european policy, which had deepened towards the end of the cold war, have now become particularly acute. on november 1 , 1990, sir jefrigao resigned and with his bitter farewell speech hastened the leadership challenge. margaret thatcher on mike's side heselteyn. in the next vote, she received the majority of votes. however, according to party rules, th

let's go now to current conservative mp geoffrey geoffrey geoffrey clifton—brown geoffrey right.ot the exact detail in front of me here now. how did you vote? >> no, i voted for third reading for the bill. >> okay. because it's absolutely imperative that we give this a shot. despite what neil saying, uh, we have to reduce these illegal migrant numbers and the dangerous boat crossings. uh, and i, i respect my colleagues who have been trying to toughen up the bill on the, on the right hand side, but nevertheless, most of them voted in third reading. we won it by almost 50 vote, which is quite, uh, and the bill is completely. >> can i ask, did you vote for did you vote for any of the amendments? no no, no. so you so you are a spartan of the original bill, as it were . original bill, as it were. >> i think it's really important that we send a very strong message to the house of lords and to the courts . this is what and to the courts. this is what parliament wants. and parliament wants it to work. if we'd started messing about, amending it, uh, the thing would have fallen apart. >> r

them, but what is interesting is that in the list of people who appear in the materials of the case geoffrey, there are former us presidents donald trump and bill clinton, i read this story in the morning, only bill clinton was there, already in the evening it was reported that donald trump also appears in those documents, and besides that, us senator joe is there. well, it’s interesting if this stain also falls on trump, by the way , i’m not at all surprised to learn that his name appears here, it will be very interesting, in fact, it promises a very interesting story in the perspective of the presidential elections in the usa, well natalka dnyadenko will share with us the weather forecast for this weekend. information, ms. natalya, i congratulate you, please please, you have the floor, congratulations, vasyl, congratulations, dear viewers, now we will talk about the weather, which promises very, very many surprises, literally in a second, i will immediately start our meeting today with a message about the coming cold weather, it will begin gradually from... january will continue to spread,

let's go now to current conservative mp geoffrey geoffrey geoffrey clifton—brown geoffrey right.'t got the exact detail in front of me here now. how did you vote? >> no, i voted for third reading for the bill. >> okay. because it's absolutely imperative that we give this a shot. despite what neil saying, uh, we have to reduce these illegal migrant numbers and the dangerous boat crossings. uh, and i, i respect my colleagues who have been trying to toughen up the bill on the, on the right hand side, but nevertheless, most of them voted in third reading. we won it by almost 50 vote, which is quite, uh, and the bill is completely. >> can i ask, did you vote for did you vote for any of the amendments? no no, no. so you so you are a spartan of the original bill, as it were . original bill, as it were. >> i think it's really important that we send a very strong message to the house of lords and to the courts . this is what and to the courts. this is what parliament wants. and parliament wants it to work. if we'd started messing about, amending it, uh, the thing would have fallen apart.

i'm now joined by geoffrey roberts meritus, professor of history at the university college park, an officer of sullens library, a dictator and says books, professor roberts, it's great to talk to you in person this time. thank you very much for your time and thank you for the invitation. now your book style is library. ssl is to explore the intellectual life biography and i would say psychology of joseph stalin, whom you described as the 20th century, most self consciously intellectual dictator. and i think it's a somewhat controversial undertaking in this day and age because in order to understand the evil one needs to engage with that rather than dismissed it and condemn it out of hand. why did you decide to do it at this point of time? well, what would you come on? the most important thing because sounds about my book in the past on the 1st that he wasn't intellectual. he was a man, man of ideas, as well as action. he believed in the transformative power. while it is not just in terms of.

you'll recall geoffrey epstein was the millionaire was known for associating with celebrities, with politicians with billionaires and with academics. and he was 1st arrested and given only a slap on the wrist, but then when he was arrested again in 2019, he ended up dead inside of a federal facility with his death being ruled a suicide. now the details are a number of under age girls that have come forward and described how they were essentially made into sex slaves for jeffrey epstein, how they were used for his purposes. and now the newly revealed documents describe how we have a situation where in court testimony that was just done seal the bill. clinton was described by jeffrey epstein as liking them the more quote likes to them. yeah, jeffrey epstein referred to that quoted by one of the under age victims. here's what we found out. joanna testified, jeffrey told her, clinton likes them young, referring to girls. now it's not, not the 1st time that bill clinton is had to accusations against them, of sexual assault, rape, etc. but this certainly does not look good for the former us president

former president, is mentioned 4 times in the documents islanders with sue served as the lawyer of geoffrey upstanding. it was certainly mentioned in addition to that we had stephen hawking, michael jackson, the magician david copperfield. and it's important to know that there are expected to be some new revelations, incoming dates, new court files will be on sealed. so this is a story that as many in the united is great states, quite discussed it with what it seems that a number of the american a lead may have been up to. uh, and this individual jeffrey outstanding was quite well loved among americas delete celebrities. politicians, academics, billionaires uh and was involved in some pretty disgusting activity. ringback and find me, let's finish in indonesia. what 3 people have died on 28 in to it. off to to commuter trains, collided on the countries main item of java and 500 passengers. one port of the time of the accident report is indicate that the drive a driver and his assistant as well as a steward on the trains were the ones who lost their lives footage from the sea. and to show tha

of course geoffrey epstein was convicted to all procuring a child prostitute for sex. and a number of those charges were dropped in a plea deal. he says around 13 month sentence much roommate was on day release, but then late, much later, he was charged with a string of offences possible serious ones, including the sex traffic. and he was found dead in his prison cell in 2019. but it said that this was death or suicide by hanging out of course it'd be lots of questions raised uh over that. but since his death precluded the possibility of these criminal charges being successful, because you know, because he's deceased in 2019 or that he's criminal charges against him, were dropped. meaning his victims were very angry that he managed to evade. just as now, i'm sure that they were going to be more revelations as more or more of these documents come to lights. olivia has back south africa's lawsuit against israel in the international court of justice over alleged violations of the genocide convention. it joins turkey and malaysia, which earlier also expressed supports with

is a full night un walcross prosecutor and human rights large as with a slight from z as in austria. geoffrey nice, good to have you with. is it curious to get the legal position on the order this because you got this, this fragment, this strip of land that is garza and now is right, is planning to take a good chunk of it. friends of late mines, or they've written, turned into a into a buffet. say, how does that sit legally, doesn't boxes and typically well enough in this case agreed between nations at the end of a conflict. and they may be on the other side of the line that actually marks the tertiary that hasn't been in the case here by force and sometimes by agreements and sees far israel has taken come on the strip of land on the golf, the side of the board it is that's different labs is being found to some degree. sometimes this case is a 100 meters from the fence, but still in subject to is there any supervision? and this is old subject to the overall issue, which is accepted by the majority of countries in the world. i think 2nd job, he's a powerful countries is riley, is in the occupa

i'm now enjoyed by geoffrey roberts managers, professor of history at the university college park, an author of sellers, library dictator and his books preface. a roberts. it's great to talk to you in person this time. thank you very much for your time and thank you for the invitation. now your book style is library says how to explore the intellectual life biography. and i would say psychology of joseph stalin, whom you described as the 20th century most.

there's a light light, there's no past 10, these characters, the pond, and the latest twist. sophie geoffrey epstein. sonya abuse to accuse us there around some claims tippins poles to we're trying to explain to about the existence of 6 types containing bill clinton and print sounds were receiving threats to have some of the a very well welcome to you. it's 5 pm here in mosca. and this is also you international with the latest wealth news update, as always is great to have you with us. we start with the latest on the ravages of the conflicts in gaza with a deaf charles. the policy is 23000 people according to the gaza. at health ministry and is the us secretary of state anthony blinking arrives in israel. the ideas has released to ensure that separation and the palestinian and caves residential areas of the is ready. so does a seems firing weapons gearing ground operations quality is waiting. navy strong sounds that does the territories from the mediterranean sea, and then also as well, has lost a series of strikes on lebanon, same, and gets taken doubts, military infrastructure. the interna

i'm now enjoyed by geoffrey roberts narrative, professor of history at the university college park, an officer of sullens library, a dictator and says books preface, a roberts, it's great to talk to you in person this time. thank you very much for your time and thank you for the invitation. now your book style is library. ssl is to explore the intellectual life biography and i would say psychology of joseph stalin, whom you described as the 20th century, most self consciously intellectual dictator. and i think it's a somewhat controversial undertaking in this day and age because in order to understand the evil one needs to engage for that rather than dismissed it and condemn it out of hand. why did you decide to do it at this point of time? well, what would you come on? the most important thing between sounded by my book in the past on the 1st that he was an intellectual. he was a man, man of ideas, as well as action he believed in the transformative power. while it is not just in terms of changing people's consciousness, maintenance, attractive, human nature, i'm as a cub, i'm off as

geoffrey's toy store, which has operated in the city for 86 years, says it will close permanently next month. the store opened back in 1938 and also served as an inspiration for pixar's hit movie toy story. the store's owners say it has been a struggle to keep the doors open, blaming the decline of the downtown area, consumer spending and shifting retail trends. >> downtowns across the bay area are struggling to recover from the pandemic, but san jose is thriving. what's being done there that other cities could use to build a better bay area? abc7 news south bay reporter zach fuentes got some answers. >> it's been a big week filled with positive headlines coming from downtown san jose. we're just seeing so much more vibrancy. >> we're at 110% foot traffic compared to covid. when you take 2019 numbers, 2023 saw a series of block parties and events that drove large amounts of that foot traffic. >> now, in the last week alone, the san jose city council voted in favor of officially making the popular san pedro square a pedestrian mall. that news, coming after years of temporary measures to

joining me now is professor sir geoffrey nice kc, barrister and judge — who led the prosecution in thehe international tribunal for the former yugoslavia. thank you for coming on the program. part—timejudge, neverfull—time. talk to us about what you've heard from israel's today?— from israel's today? they made a fairly predictable _ from israel's today? they made a fairly predictable defense. - from israel's today? they made a fairly predictable defense. some | from israel's today? they made a i fairly predictable defense. some of the arguments were very well presented. 0ne the arguments were very well presented. one or two that are going to be difficult for the court to deal with. as you realise, this is not a case where genocide is going to be decided by this court of worry whether it's a plausible case of genocide and then a plausible case of the giving of provisional measures to defend their right to those people involved. the measures being asked for are numerous. the first is that they should be a cessation of all military action by israel. i think that may be a difficult want to

so the dup leader, sir geoffrey donaldson, whom you heard from their speaking in london, has been inconcerns then lead to the dup to lifting its veto and giving northern ireland back its government after, as i say, that period of 23 months where northern ireland has basically been run by civil servants, not elected politicians. there was a hope for a deal by the british government, that didn't happen. the legal deadline actually ran out last week, so the british government has now today tabled legislation in london to extend that deadline until the 8th of february. and it was in the 8th of february. and it was in the debate on that legislation that sirjeffrey gave that passionate speech which is being seen as a key moment as to where this all goes next. 50 moment as to where this all goes next. ,, ., moment as to where this all goes next, ,, ., ., moment as to where this all goes next. ., ., , ., next. so given that, does it feel to ou that next. so given that, does it feel to you that things _ next. so given that, does it feel to you that things are _ next. so given that, does it fe

i'm now enjoyed by geoffrey roberts managers, professor of history of university college cork, an officer of saelens library. as a dictator, as his books. professor roberts, it's great to talk to you in person this time. thank you very much for your time and thank you for the invitation. now your book style is library. ssl is to explore the intellectual life biography and i would say psychology of joseph stalin, whom you described as the 20th century, most self consciously intellectual dictator. and i think it's a somewhat controversial undertaking in this day and age because in order to understand the evil one needs to engage for that rather than dismissed it and condemn it out of hand. why did you decide to do it at this point of time? well, what would you come? i'm the most important thing because sounds about my book in the past on 1st that he wasn't intellectual. he was a man, man of ideas, as well as action. he believed in the transformative power while it is not just in terms of changing people's consciousness, maintenance, attractive, human nature, and as a couple of months, as th

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policy studies, geoffrey alderman , who has revealed alderman, who has revealed some teachers to lowerad to lower their standards teaching to standards of teaching to accommodate international students who are there purely because they pay more money. well thank you very much, mr alderman, for joining well thank you very much, mr alderman, forjoining me well thank you very much, mr alderman, for joining me today. so tell me , what experience has so tell me, what experience has there been of lowering standards for foreign students, and does this affect domestic students who are then getting less good and education? >> yes, i think this is a complex dynamic. >> it's really two basic dynamics . dynamics. firstly dynamics. dynamics. firstly universities are for the most part facing a very uncertain, to put it mildly, financial future and international students bring in a lot of money with them because the universities can charge basically what they like . charge basically what they like. their fees are not capped or regulated in any way for international students. secondly any universities

policy studies, geoffrey alderman , who has revealed alderman, who has revealed some teachers to lower to lower their standards teaching to standards of teaching to accommodate international students who are there purely because they pay more money. well thank you very much, mr alderman, for joining well thank you very much, mr alderman, forjoining me well thank you very much, mr alderman, for joining me today. so tell me , what experience has so tell me, what experience has there been of lowering standards for foreign students, and does this affect domestic students who are then getting less good and education? >> yes, i think this is a complex dynamic. >> it's really two basic dynamics . dynamics. firstly dynamics. dynamics. firstly universities are for the most part facing a very uncertain, to put it mildly, financial future and international students bring in a lot of money with them because the universities can charge basically what they like . charge basically what they like. their fees are not capped or regulated in any way for international students. secondly any universities v

host: geoffrey kent from ohio, a republican. caller: good morning and thank you c-span. i am a republican and i will vote for donald trump. last nights victory speech i did not understand it. he had an opportunity to go after the sitting president and he went after nikki haley. i love his politics but he has a tendency to snatch defeat out of the jaws of the erie. i don't know why he does that and the people around him let him squander opportunities. and lastly, we lost two brave navy seals on january 11. pray for them and their families they will never see them again. and live a little bit of a better life. host: did you know them? caller: i did not but i have a son serving now. host: what do you think of the reaction to it on capitol hill by the white house? caller: i think the president and his wife issued a letter saying that these things are dangerous and these missions are dangerous and they ask people to do these things and they do it and again, i really don't know if they could do more than they have done already. that is where i am out with that. everybody let's

it will be a very difficult journey for sir geoffrey johnston to navigate that going forward particularlyknow is forthcoming in the next year or so. that is a very difficult terrain for the dup is a party to navigate but more so as a party within unionism trying to navigate that going ahead will be even more difficult. it this will be even more difficult. if this deal is agreed — will be even more difficult. if this deal is agreed it _ will be even more difficult. if this deal is agreed it looks _ will be even more difficult. if this deal is agreed it looks like - will be even more difficult. if this deal is agreed it looks like it - will be even more difficult. if this deal is agreed it looks like it is i deal is agreed it looks like it is going to be, it will result in the first sinn fein first minister michelle o'neill setting. how big a deal is set for northern ireland? it deal is set for northern ireland? if is deal is set for northern ireland? it is a historic moment regardless of what anyone's political perspective is, the first time a nationalist will hold this position. it is als

i'm now and join by geoffrey roberts emeritus professor of history at the university college park and all sort of style is library a dictator and says books, professor roberts, it's great to talk to you in person this time. thank you very much for your time or frontier for an invitation. now your book style is library ssl to explore the intellectual life biography and i would say psychology of joseph stalin, whom you describe as the 20th century, most self consciously intellectual dictator. and i think it's a somewhat controversial undertaking in this day and age because in order to understand the evil one needs to engage for that rather than dismissed it and condemn it out of hand. why did you decide to do it at this point of time? well, what would you come on? the most important things be trans, sounded by my book in the past on 1st that he was an intellectual. he was a man, man of ideas, as well as action he believed in the transformative power. while it is not just in terms of changing people's consciousness, maintenance attracted human nature and as a couple of boxes, the sociali

joining me is geoffrey thomas, editor in chief of airlineratings.com — an airline safety website.xtraordinary to see, what was your reaction? , ., , ., reaction? terrifying images, for sure, reaction? terrifying images, for sure. and _ reaction? terrifying images, for sure. and a _ reaction? terrifying images, for sure, and a ghastly _ reaction? terrifying images, for sure, and a ghastly tragedy - reaction? terrifying images, for. sure, and a ghastly tragedy which could have been far, far worse. terrible tragedy for the five people 12 lost their lives on that coastguard aircraft but certainly dramatic images.— coastguard aircraft but certainly dramatic images. what do we know about what potentially _ dramatic images. what do we know about what potentially could - dramatic images. what do we know about what potentially could have l about what potentially could have happened? clearly, it is early stages and there'll be an investigation, but what potential could have unfolded here was a mark? there was a suggestion there was a miss commission or is understanding between eric traffic

on monday night, sir geoffrey set out his parties willingness to risk it —— restore the executive dependingll affirm northern islands constitutional status and future proof northern ireland position within the uk internal market against protocol that would have a new low alignment for northern ireland. the legislation also strengthens the uk internal market by guaranteeing in law unfettered access for northern island goods to the whole of the uk internal market. the deal we have reached to ensure internal trade within kingdom takes under in new uk internal market system was set up and you uk east to west consul to

geoffrey singh iphone sales volume could fall double digits in china this year. have come on and even some share. it's not just that apple sales have, cooled it's that some of this are coming on and competing very effectively. >> for what it's, worth apple finally breaking its losing streak with 2% gains. >> moderna says 2023 covid vaccine sales plunged by two thirds year over here to 6.7 billion dollars at fewer and fewer people opt to get immunized. that figure was actually aligned with the companies for your forecast, but was still a giant drop. the 18 billion dollars in voxels at the company posted 2022, i think people are just sort of feeling as though they've had enough vaccinations it will take their chances. >> although i just got the rsv one and that one has been rampant this year. who knows. but for, percent were moving -- >> for the record, i did get jabbed, there you go. >> and how about this? tiger woods decades-long partnership with nike is officially over. he announced on social media today that his time with the iconic sports brand is come to an e

. >> geoffrey berg was caught on video using a rock to shatter the window to martial arts studio yesterday morning. he then allegedly broke the window of a smoke shop. police say they got a total of 8 other vandalism reports that same morning they're now collecting evidence that could connect berg to all of them. >> new at 10 police in nevada say they're investigating another death of an inmate at the marin county jail. investigators say this morning a deputy found the inmate in need of medical attention. and after lifesaving measures that person died. they say that the inmate was the only one in the cell back in october. authorities say a deputy found an inmate who had committed suicide. no other information was given from either situation. >> the standoff lasting more than 12 hours in union city is finally over after investigators say they found the 2 people suspected of shooting and injuring a sheriff's deputy dead. the situation began around one 30 yesterday afternoon in the warehouse district dow avenue in union city. police say a deputy with the alameda county sheriff's department wa

so there is no sign that there is any derailment, as it were, coming down the line for sir geoffrey's here in belfast. today the woman who is in line to be first minister, michele 0'neil of sinn fein, has said there's a fair degree understanding that the stormont assembly will be recalled on saturday for ministers to be appointed. if and when that does happen, she will be the first irish nationalist to take up that position. in and of itself, that will be a major moment. will be a ma'or moment. chris, thank ou. chris will be a major moment. chris, thank you- chris page _ will be a major moment. chris, thank you. chris page and _ will be a major moment. chris, thank you. chris page and damian - you. chris page and damian grammaticas. people in england with a number of common health issues can now get treatment from a chemist, instead of having to go to a gp. pharmacists will be able to prescribe medicines for conditions like shingles, sinusitis and infected insect bites. the scheme matches what already happens in other parts of the uk, and it's estimated will save 10 million gp appoint

he settled claims with epstein accuser virginia geoffrey in 2022.king and entertainer david copperfield were included. this showing the scope of epstein's star-power network. an epstein accuser said copperfield once performed magic tricks at a dinner and allegedly asked her whether she was aware that, quote, girls were getting paid to find other girls. cop orfield has not been accused of any wrongdoing here. and hawking's name is written in a 2015 e-mail written to ghislaine maxwell who is serving a 20-year seasons. epstein suggests maxwell offer a reward to any of accuser giuffre's friends and family who could help disprove allegations relating to an alleged encounter involving hawking and a, quote, clinton dinner. now, hawking died in 2018, but this raises questions about what a exactly happened with hawking, and it shows how epstein and maxwell possibly worked together to counter accusations from accusers. now, respect to former president bill clinton, another epstein accuser alleges that epstein said, quote, clinton likes them young, referring t

richard brandson, every time geoffrey made sex films.thfully stated that she made up the story about the tapes to protect herself and her family. the friend’s defense insisted on this epstein socialite gisley maxwell, the only one convicted of years of molesting teenage girls. but later ransom stated that... that she was ready to testify under oath to the existence of incriminating videotapes. i can personally confirm that i have seen evidence of these sexual relationships with my own eyes. the footage clearly shows bill clinton, prince andrew and richard branson having sexual intercourse with my friend. a new batch of public documents contains these never-before -seen photographs of young girls on vile epstein, including a photo of sarah rensom herself, as well as a previously unknown one taken on the island. a joint shot of epstein and peter mandelsohn, then european trade commissioner and right- hand man to former prime minister tony blair. in his testimony, renson claims that donald trump also had sexual relations with many of the gi