are being done by the u. k. the us and some of the are punches, unfortunately, me say that if you were to give us a list of the top priorities for the people, does that in terms of humanitarian aid, what would be the main materials that you would like to see coming to guys a now actually it's, it's a package of pre order to, let's say, because after all of this time of stopping old kinds of a, to enter, then the priorities are accumulating if you want. but the 1st and foremost reality is food. people needs to eat. people need to drink, people need to eat something, be on the account, food that's trickling in through the age of trust. people need fresh vegetables, fresh fruits exposed 3 things as having nutrition in the if nutrition value to it, not just to stay their hunger so that the quality of the food to enter goals or is it an essential, of course, the priority is of more and more and more quantities of food to enter and goes up because it's the need is a huge that is, is on met for people on the verge o

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k. are taken against the chairs are of the republic a pm. and under that pretext, without any international mandate in the form of a un security council resolution that did not allow it to let's cross live now to our, to corresponding guessing it can in assemble. yeah, so thank you for joining us. can you give us the details of what has been said and what is the many position on the issue? the others are the do you have any position on the issue is quite clear cards and that is the deadline. whether it's the state or the people as a whole, sanders over the area, the rest of the people of garza and or so against the aggression of the state of israel in this bloody context. i'm looking at how this context outside of this conflict has played out over the course of the last few months. i really highlighted some of the important steps that's mostly i was facing the foreign minister, the 2nd grade level of over the course of the last 3 months has issues maintenance, highlighted his position, but more problem with highlighting bosco's position on t

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k. have chosen the forceful response process for administer warrens that continued violence in and around the guys that will create additional political and military risk in the region. you said that during a meeting with you, many time minister in moscow, the, i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. you're watching our t international. we're covering the top new stories from around the world's natal chief in stilton burg says the alliance is not considering sending troops to you frame that comes amid reaction from russia to french president emanuel microns suggestion that there could be direct involvement in the hot conflict. muscular says such a move could lead to no good results. you know, we are well aware of mat cross position on the needs to inflict the strategic defeat on russia and so on. we have noticed the fact that the topic of sending troops kimberly crane wasn't discussed. we have also taken note that there was a very rich pallet of opinions on this matter. indeed, there was no con

also insinuating that both france and the u. k. are doing exactly that. he also affirmed that there's absolutely no way that germany would provide these tourist missiles to ukraine. go down to farm. german soldiers must a new point and in no place be linked to targets that the tara system reaches. this is a very far reaching weapon and what is being done on the part of the british and french in terms of target control and target control assistance cannot be done in germany . everyone who has dealt with the system knows that what you crane is missing is a munition at all possible distances, but decisively not this thing from germany done. so for making a clear boundary and as to what, how far germany is willing to go for ukraine. he was slammed as not being the man for the job, also accused of working as a propagandist for the kremlin. and a former senior m. p from angela merkel is former party also said that this is an irresponsible remark. now last week, german lawmakers did call on the government to actually deliver a further long range missiles, but th

which of the west, at least the intelligence agencies of the u. s. and the u. k. are happy to support . so even if there is some difficulty associated with these, it will actually make people stronger because they're determined to resist. now 2 years have now passed. since ross's thought i'd been submitted to reparation in ukraine. how would you assess what's being achieved by moscow in key? if you know, side by side t of has sacrificed hundreds of thousands of their best young people, their future, their economy is in a shambles. uh they have a total of terry and state where priests are getting beaten up and they have to listen. i mean, it's a terrible situation for people in ukraine. russia, on the other hand, has overcome this. i think the nation is more unified than ever. and while i think it's been a terrible cause to lose any blood on something which never should have happened, people rightly feel that the lives those who gave their lives in this conflict on the russian side are our heroes. they will be remembered. i really, i think mankind has to get beyond

also insinuating that both france and the u. k. are doing exactly that. he also affirmed that there's absolutely no way that germany would provide these tourist missiles to ukraine. go down to find the german soldiers must a new point and a new place be linked to targets that the tar system reaches. this is a very far reaching weapon. how, what is being done on the part of the british and french in terms of target control and target control assistance cannot be done in germany. everyone who has dealt with the system knows that what ukraine is missing is ammunition and all possible distances, but decisively not this thing from germany. so for making a clear boundary and as to what, how far germany is willing to go for ukraine, he was slammed as not being the man for the job also accused of working as a propagandist for the kremlin. and a former, a senior m p from angela merkel is former party also said that this is an irresponsible remark. now last week german lawmakers did call. * the government want to actually deliver a further long range missiles, but

also insinuating that france and the u. k. are doing exactly that and affirming that there's no way that his country would be providing these powers, cruise missiles, to find the kind of spending german soldiers must have no points and in no place be linked to targets. this tower system reaches this is a very far reaching weapon and what is being done in the way of target control and the company target control on the part of the british and the french can't be done in germany. everyone who has dealt with the system knows that what you create is missing is ammunition at all possible distances, but decisively not this thing from germany. so for basically setting a clear boundary as to how far germany will go for ukraine. schultz has been slammed as a man not fit for the job. he has also been said that he's working for the kremlin, as a propagandist. and this is of course, going to be used by russia and a senior m. p. a from angela merkel. former party event said that this was irresponsible. so we've seen a response from the u. k

which of the west, at least the intelligence agencies of the u. s. and the u. k. are happy to support . so even if there is some difficulty associated with these, it will actually make people stronger because they are determined to resist. now 2 years have now passed since ross's thought i'd been submitted to reparation in ukraine. how would you assess what's being achieved by moscow in key? if you those side by side t of has sacrificed hundreds of thousands of their best young people, their future, their economy is in a shambles. uh, they have a total of terry and state where priests are getting beaten up and they have to listen. i mean, it's a terrible situation for people in ukraine. russia, on the other hand, has overcome this. i think the nation is more unified than ever. and while i think it's been a terrible cause to lose any blood on something which never should have happened, people rightly feel that the lives of those who gave their lives in this conflict on the russian side are our heroes. they will be remembered. i really, i think mankind has to get be

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which of the west, at least the intelligence agencies of the u. s. and the u. k. are happy to support . so even if there is some difficulty associated with these, it will actually make people stronger because they're determined to resist. now 2 years have now passed since ross's thought i'd been submitted to reparation in ukraine. how would you assess what's being achieved by moscow in key of you those side by side? well, t of has sacrificed hundreds of thousands of their best young people, their future. their economy is in a shambles. uh, they have a total of terry and state where priests are getting beaten up and they have kill lists. and i mean, that's a terrible situation for people in ukraine. russia, on the other hand, has overcome this. i think the nation is more unified than ever. and while i think it's been a terrible cause to lose any blood on something which never should have happened, people rightly feel that the lives those who gave their lives in this conflict on the russian side are our heroes. they will be remembered. i really, i think mankind has

k. are taken against the chairs are of the republic a pm and on the bed protects without any international mandates in the form of the un security council. resolution that did not allow it to be 4 minutes as i grade level of over the course of the last 3 months has issues maintenance highlight of his position, but more fun with highlighting bosco's position on this matter. that is, that the united states, along with the united kingdom are currently defiant, international law approach to an expense business, because really nothing new point of moscow that the united states have being nice to have some means to justify intervention. that intervention cannot be military intervention. more so it can include the bombing of the stage or the southern states as well as the people, particularly young man that has been in the comes from a contract for the better part of executive which really highlight some of the committee adjourned crises over that period. as well for ministers that grade level

but the facts are very stubborn, which is that we have uh, germany easily falls under u. k. signed my law told agreements with ukraine. what do those uh, by that's all agreements and tell in practice only time will tell. and obviously right now was the federal traveler in washington dc fighting for his political life? everything is done. so watch to not try to create panic amongst the population, but make no mistake about it. the spot that you'd be fit for nato is in the offing . and all those uh, uh, agents placed in those people's emotions in western countries are playing their role. and soon or later, we'll try to engage the collective west into an open conference. definitely was russia. so, i mean, what are your thoughts on that? there are media reports that other european governments have been studying. parents has planned to send troops to crane for several weeks and that the united states supports the idea if that's true. are we looking at the birch here of another world war? yeah. so i mean, those said was, she'll even think about this idea of what, but i'm actual

they have been us nuclear missiles on u. k. territory. and the defense minister also talks about the all the threats that are being faced at the moment. and as of now, the actions of washington, which is building up its nuclear potential on the territory of european countries and deploying advanced means of delivering nuclear charges, are provoking radiation, chemical and biological threats. he also talked about the issues in the south pacific saying that need to have increased its exercises in, in the region, and also its presence in the region that on said the as a result rusher is having to do what it needs to do to protect it. see, eastern board is pushing for, for those. the washington continues to use the rising tensions on the korean peninsula and in the area of tie one island as a pretext to expand.

and the u. k. are happy to support . so even if there is some difficulty associated with these, it will actually make people stronger because they are determined to resist. now 2 years have now passed since ross's thought i'd been submitted to reparation in ukraine. how would you assess what's being achieved by moscow in key? if you, those side by side t of has sacrificed hundreds of thousands of their best young people, their future. their economy is in a shambles because they have a total, a terry and state where priests are getting beat enough and they have to listen. i mean, it's a terrible situation for people in ukraine. russia, on the other hand, has overcome this. i think the nation is more unified than ever. and while i think it's been a terrible cause to lose any blood on something which never should have happened, people rightly feel that the lives those who gave their lives in this conflict on the russian side are, are zeros. they will be remembered. i really, i think mankind has to get beyond this is kind of

k. have chosen a forceful response versus while i'm and it's the ones that's continued violence in and around the jobs that will create additional political and military risks. and the region made the comments during the main thing with the many prime minister and most of the very will welcome to you from the russian capital early this wednesday morning. my name is peter scots and thank you for choosing n. wherever you are. joining us natal chief again, salton beck says that the alliance is not considering sending troops to ukraine, but that comes up to the french president's amendable buckroe. and that said that he had not ruled out the move. i'll still says it's sending nature soldiers to ukraine, wouldn't send well we are well aware of mac cross position on the needs to inflict the strategic defeat on russia and so on. we have noticed the fact that the topic of sending troops to the crane was indeed discussed. we have also taken note that there was a very rich pallet of opinions on th

k. have chosen a forceful response. rushes at foreign minister warns that continued violence in and around the gods of all, pray, additional political and military risk in the region. you said that during a meeting with the many prime minister in moscow, the, i'm rachel rupe, i live in moscow. you're watching r t international. nato chief in suttonberg says the lions is not considering sending troops to you frame that comes and then reaction from russia to french president emanuel microns suggestion there could be direct involvement in the hot conflict. moscow says such a move could lead it to no good results. i'm not sure yet. we are well aware of mac cross position on the needs to inflict the strategic defeat on russia and so on. we have noticed the facts and that the topic of sending troops, timber crane was indeed discussed. we have also taken note that there was a very rich pallet of opinions on this matter. indeed, there was no consensus. okay, but the number of countries participa

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the u. s. n u k have launch several effects against who's the target india. but the who these who insist they are targeting ships linked to israel, say they want stuff until the end. it's month long. go and gaza this all the way up to charlotte and the senate in support of the posting and people's just cause. and in response to the american british aggression on our country, the many who see armed forces carried out 3 qualitative military operations. the 1st operation was conducted by the missile force and the unmanned aerial vehicles of the many armed forces targeting zionist enemies in southern occupied post starting was allowed hostilities in the red sea a significantly affecting global trade with european shipping companies. feeling the pinch ships being rerouted to avoid the suez canal, increasing transit times and costs. but experts are skeptical additional military intervention, both due to the rainy in fact, who sees the fact that the united states has designated the hudy's, the terrorist organization, and europeans are coming through with this move a

another u. k registered ship, the ruby mail was hit. it now stands at risk of sinking in the gulf of 8 and of these strikes in the red sea are hiring efforts to protect the maritime car door that connects europe and the mediterranean to asia. the european union has approve the establishment of defense naval admission to work alongside us led coalition. so far, the pentagon says it's operation and the region has been successful in protecting cargo ships sailing through what has become perilous waters. do some of the missiles get through every now and then? yes, we've seen that happen. but for the majority of the time, our, our engagements have been successful. our allies engagements have been successful. and we know the importance of this wide array. we know that 10 to 15 percent of the world commerce was right through here. the u. s. n u k have lunch several is fixed against who's the target in the a minute. but the who these who insist they are targeting ships linked to israel, say they one stop until the end. it's month long. go and g

another u. k. registered ship, the ruby mail was hit. it now stands at risk of sinking in the gulf of 8 and of these strikes. and the red sea are hiring efforts to protect the maritime car door that connects europe and the mediterranean to asia. the european union has approve the establishment of defense naval admission to work alongside us led coalition. so far, the pentagon says it's operation and the region has been successful in protecting cargo ships sailing through what has become perilous waters. do some of the missiles get through every now and then? yes, we've seen that happen. but for the majority of the time, our, our engagements have been successful. our allies engagements have been successful. and we know the importance of this wide array. we know that 10 to 15 percent of the world commerce was right through here. the u. s. n u k have launch several is facts against who see targets in the a minute. but the who these who insist they are targeting ships linked to israel, say they one stop until it ends it's months long, go and

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the u. s. n t k have launch several is facts against who see targets india. but the who these who insist they are targeting ships linked to israel, say they want stuff until it is it's months long. go and gaza this all the way up to show i'm in the senate in support of the posting and people's just cause. and in response to the american british aggression on our country, the many who see armed forces carried out 3 qualitative military operations. the 1st operation was conducted by the missile force and the unmanned aerial vehicles of the many armed forces targeting zionist enemies in southern occupied power starting was the last facilities in the red sea. significantly affecting global trade with european shipping companies. feeling the pinch ships being rerouted to avoid the suez canal, increasing transit times and costs. but experts are skeptical additional military intervention will due to the rainy impact, who sees the fact that the united states has designated the hudy's, the terrorist organization, and europeans are coming to with this move at the same

k, we are the 2nd country to make such a pledge and assign and agreement according to the mall. countries would follow suit in a couple of i was that was friends in france for instance. we also provide tendencies, civilian support for clearing those minds as far as the securing critical infrastructure and for building up a destroyed country. and i want to expressively, i do think the for the minister and defense minister and the city both were very committed so that we could find all make these pledges. and to bring about disagreement very quickly and disagreement. she has, the shared values, reflects these shared values. we refer to the rule of law and democracy. those old as that to inherited of our so assign you to use and you create the ukraine. pledges to continue those reform instead of central importance for an extension to e. u. america president, for a lot in here, it's remarkable to see how close our 2 countries have come together. they this deep agreement of today reflect that is, it also reflects as a future in which you can, can continue to develop in piece a piece. and that

k. where you are, we are going to mean how is this on the scene there? this is really interesting. so these 2 days, so a lot of supporters of julian hassan she had just around me outside the courthouse . they were just charging all day long. basically the stages were and a m p 's human rights people. janet a 2nd is ations where they were speaking and save up to the songs. but it, he's not, that is cases not cover intensively, but you can media. so there is, there is a bit of a disconnect, it's not that is not covered the tools, but i see media from around the world covering this case, but not so much in the u. k. and equally, the people that have been had they've been coming from as far as australia, from speaking to australian to come in his defense and, and they are maintaining that this is such an important case because they see the freedom of the press at risk. if do it in a saw and is exercise it and try it in the us. the w corresponded digger most with the latest from one to be a good thank you. fighting between the ethnic rebels and the military hunter in being bar, spilling

but if he's not, is case is not covered intensively by u k. media. so there is, there is a bit of a disconnect, it's not that does not cover the tools, but i see media from around the world covering this case, but not so much in the u. k. and equally, the people that have been had been coming from as far as australia, from speaking to australian to come in his defense and, and they are maintaining that this is such an important case because they see the freedom of the press at risk. if joining us on is accessorize it and try it in the us, corresponding different most with the latest, from one to be a good thank you. which is the middle east now where the devastating war between israel and tomas and guns means persistent dangers for journalists who are trying to cover the conflict. recent figures from the committee to protect journalists showed palestinian. the journalist made up the majority of all reporters till the world wide in the past year. no sense of mazda is october 7th terror attacks. 83 palestinian journalists, and 2 is really journalists h

the, the us and the u. k. m a u and there are lights in the gulf states and then israel and turkey. and i was instructed that i had to create a crisis by a given date so that farms and missiles could be fired. and i, i made it clear that i would do my job. i would do my duty. we have seen a carrier progressive knows why the us and the western powers the welcome back across stock were all things are considered. i'm peter was about to remind you we're discussing palestine. the ok, let's go back to steven steven, is my viewers, though. i by training on a historian and academic historian, and i'm acutely aware of historical facts when i see monuments, when i traveled the different cities, i'm very happy that i understand the historical contacts and why people remember these people, these individuals in history. but we're in a historical moment right now, and we are all witnesses to history. we're all witnesses to what's happening or what's happening now and could potentially happen to the city of rafa. with 1100000 more people, more than 1100000 people crowded and being pushed into the

a couple of days ago, i was a happy dream that the united states and, and the u. k. are going to be able to find that front of the court. i'm going to say we hold responsibility for the atrocities and for the complexity and for the suffering of the better city and people of the past century. we breath it'd be, i have been responsible for the, for the 1st half of the century and we, america, i've been responsible for the 2nd half of such enhance. we have nothing to say any more and we leave it at the grace of the court to take some decisions about what is needed in order for the palestinian to find that the i've got a son chevy of misery delivery. dreams sometimes come true, but i have serious doubt that one. well, that one certainly did not come through. so what did come through and this would show the light on some of the things that chris was saying earlier. see that think about imperial powers like that. u k and the united states is that they don't give us time about the action. in this case, the occupation, the care for the actor, not the action. and the actor is

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the sales were designed by naval architects based in the u. k, and are made in china. so our main supply chain is china, but the minute is, and that is, that's been really great for actually getting a competitive price products to the market. and despite widespread climate agreement, the use policies have caught up largely our problems. and i say r as in the, as in europe in the world, they are political, they're not taking a logical, we have the technology to do the things we want to do. it's a matter of priorities. and so if we prioritize differently, we're going to be just fine. the question is, if we will certainly a good question for europe. april need additional investments of more than $670000000000.00 a year to meet its clean tech energy goals. public money won't be enough. take wind wings to get their product to market. they secured investments from the he you and from the largest privately health company in the us. cargill, the going back to the original question for clean tech companies to really re shape the scenes. there was no doubt still of funding defic

the sales were designed by naval architects based in the u. k, and are made in china. and so our main supply chain is china at the minute, and that is, that's been really great for actually getting a competitive price products to the market. and despite widespread climate agreement, the use policies have caught up largely our problems. and i say r as in the, as in europe in the world, they are political, they're not technological. we have the technology to do the things we want to do. it's a matter of priorities. and so if we prioritize differently, we're going to be just fine. the question is, if we will certainly a good question for europe. april need additional investments of more than $670000000000.00 a year to meet it's clean tech energy goals. public money will be enough. take wind wings to get their product to market. they secured investments from the he you and from the largest privately health company in the us. cargill, the going back to the original question for clean tech companies to really re shape the scenes. there was no doubt still of funding deficit.

the sales were designed by naval architects based in u. k, and are made in china. so our main supply chain is china at the minute, and that is, that's been really great for actually getting a competitive price products to the market. and despite widespread climate agreement, the use policies have caught up largely our problems. and i say r as in the, as in europe in the world, they are political, they're not technological. we have the technology to do the things we want to do. it's a matter of priorities. and so if we prioritize differently, we're going to be just fine. the question is, if we will certainly a good question for europe. april need additional investments of more than $670000000000.00 a year to meet its clean tech energy goals. public money won't be enough. take wind wings to get their product to market. they secured investments from the he you and from the largest privately health company in the us. cargill, the going back to the original question for clean tech companies to really re shape the scenes. there was no doubt still of funding deficit. it's

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k. and france. these are new missiles and they are being replaced in 2050, meaning that if a missile doesn't explode and the russians get their hands on it, it is a huge security issue for germany. and i think that is even more likely than the actual fact that to create and would use those missiles to strike russia proper, as opposed to russian control territories and ukraine. so a similar argument to of some of the tank or weapon rate that was uh, being considered earlier on in this conflict. yes, that is correct. um for instance, that was a challenge to, to we know that the u. k. forces will be upgrading the challenger. 3, and so what ukraine was getting essentially is old technology, which would, in the best case scenario be cannibalized to repair new tanks. however, there would be no major risk if the russians were to get their hands on it. the same goes for the f sixteens that you prayed, might be guiding soon, meaning that even if it falls into russian hands, it doesn't present a security thre

k. and france. these are new missiles and they are being replaced in 2050, meaning that if a missile doesn't explode and the russians get their hands on it, it is a huge security issue for germany. and i think that is even more likely than the actual fact that you create and would use those missiles to strike russia proper, as opposed to russian control territories. and you cream, so a similar argument to of some of the tank or weapon rate that was uh, being considered earlier in this conflict. yes, that is correct. um for instance, the was a challenge to, to we know that the u. k. forces will be upgrading the challenger 3, and so what ukraine was getting essentially is old technology, which would, in the best case scenario be cannibalized to repair new paints. however, that would be no major risk if the russians were to get their hands on it. the same goes for the f sixteens that you prayed, might be guiding soon, meaning that even if it falls into russian hands, it doesn't present a security threa

k. m a u. and there are lights in the gulf states and then israel and turkey. and i was instructed that i had to create a crisis by a given date, so that farms and missiles could be fired. and i, i made it clear that i would do my job. i would do my duty. we have seen a carrier of enormous aggressiveness by the u. s. and the western powers the not who is better for us fighting, or trump find out a lot of my parents and the 5 pack up at lake trunk outside the russian president. also comments on his reason are in today which talk us call sense, which side lot shelves the media into a meltdown. first of all, it's good that wisdom leaders are watching and listening to what i see. but it's bad with the leaders cheats and distort what i say the why last to hide palestinian civilians have run out. all the options, i'd say is really prime minister diploma says a full scale operation and rough uh fairly safe space left of the policy. also engineer says current defense minister to class himself the window of one safe presidential election says the.

k. m. a u and there are lights in the gulf states and then israel and turkey. and i was instructed that i had to create a crisis by a given date, so that farms and missiles could be fired. and i, i made it clear that i would do my job. i would do my duty. we have seen a period of enormous aggressiveness by the u. s. and the western powers the, the show school will be inclined in strikes on a residential area. at least 7 people driving an 18 bull wounded in russian border region. all the bells or autumn, verified footage form of the not the americas clubs. those upon us as is right, able to still live building the are the advocates building, the sheltering that's in the timing, is there any hostages are on the front on the lines of side of things to the use of punch things by level. the end of the, of the more than say, on the evidence, the power is simple and except is moving on. that is all the latest advisor.

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the, the us and the u. k. m, a, u, and there are lives in the gulf states and then israel and turkey. and i was instructed that i had to create a crisis by a given date, so that farms and missiles could be fired. and i, i made it clear that i would do my job. i would do my duty. we have seen a period of enormous aggressiveness by the u. s. and the western powers, the breaking news from iran, a pipeline in spot or how's a huge boss walks one of the main gaps supply. we're in the country, the company that runs the networks pools sabotaged at the the role pain of loss, a furious palestinian struggles to comprehend the tasks of his whole property killed in a sense of great attack on some of the nations besides poles close in indonesia as the country boats and presidential parliamentary and local elections has come a little and very.

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and what's, what's the thinking in the u. k, where you are very good. i mean, how is this on the scene there? this is really interesting. so these 2 days, so a lot of supporters of julian hassan. she had just around me outside the courthouse . they were just charging all day long. basically the stages were and m p 's, human rights people, john, are those so going to is ations where they were speaking and save up to in his own . but if he's not plot is case is not covered intensively by u k. media. so there is, there is a bit of a disconnect. it's not that is not cover the tools, but i see media from around the world covering this case, but not so much in the u. k. and equally, the people that have been had they've been coming from as far as australia, from speaking to australian to come in his defense and, and they are maintaining that this is such an important case because they see the freedom of the press at risk. if do it in a saw and is exercise it and try it in the us. be who responded bigger and honest with the latest from one to be a good. thank