that kid even though it's covered in warm. sirens on reports of shelling of neutral no one i care about with some azeri towns hit as well not to miss a 2nd ceasefire between armenia and azerbaijan we hear from locals on both sides of the conflict. what can i say about people who have no idea of humanity it is a pity that we're dealing with barbarians and terrorists maybe it's also partly see spawn's never observed and occupied new territories thousands poor into the streets of several french cities to denounce. us all to the brutal murder of a teacher who showed his people's choice consider the presence of. a whig nights over whether transgender athletes should be allowed to women's sports home to rugby's international governing body bans trying to women from female

fixtures citing safety and found of concern. trends. there's no real science if you give him. the bottle biologically men blueness men their men they've got a huge advantage over women. bring you your news every hour of the day this is our team's national a very warm welcome from the whole team. well let's get started our raid sirens while heard overnight in the capital of the disputed region when a car as the city continues to live in fear thugs despite all the media and also by john signing a 2nd cease fire that came into force on sunday soon after that truce was reached both sides accused each other of nations now

a similar pattern was seen after the fosses fire arranged right here in moscow for a week ago and fighting isn't limited to the newborn capital it's spilled outside the disputed territory with severe damage on civilian casualties on both fronts as equals strong growth in our ports. it's hard to come across an unfamiliar face on the streets of step on a new go in a cab x. largest city having spent weeks here it seems like everyone knows everyone but half of the population has been displaced many have chosen to flee far less taking their chances in choosing to stay it's been more than a week since the 1st ceasefire was signed in moscow and throughout this whole time the exodus continued the truce held only on paper this is one of the worst scenes of destruction we've witnessed instapundit during the whole time that we've been here basically a whole half of the house has been demolished by a huge bomb it didn't come from the drone that's for sure because the drone strikes

don't leave craters as big as the one over there here it seems used to be a small storage unit or some storage facility judging by huge pile of firewood over here in step on a curtain alone this is only one of dozens of houses raised by the bombs of truce the destruction scales up across the region every major town and many villages have also been shelled so when the 2nd ceasefire was announced locals here took it almost like a mockery he meaning you most of there is no way the conflict can be solved peacefully a man is did live here so here in this very easy years they had to somehow resolve the conflict. what can i say about people who have no idea of humanity it is a pity that we are dealing with barbarians and terrorists i think that the ordinary is iranian people the civilians do not want war just like we don't want it but if their leader wants their people to die let them die our boys will defend our

homeland. the fighting has long spilled beyond the borders of nagorno karabakh the ceasefire didn't save the cities from the shelling to notably bombs rained down on the civilian areas of our city by jan 2nd city of ganja just like armenians azerbaijanis share a religious belief that nagorno-karabakh belongs to them. regardless of the ceasefire the armenians continue to attack us the shot civilians in marketeer and countries around the world turn a blind diet of these violations powerful nations should not tolerate this but they openly support them both ready to exterminate each other if need be and the diplomatic effort however large it might be can only do so much and it has done of reporting from the going to care about. control over nagorno-karabakh has been contested for decades but the dispute tonge hotz again at the end of september as

about johnny said he is also underselling despite all these recent agreements local journalist where i was as our day brings us the latest from his airy region of. at midnight then it's true to the minute to truth came into force how were people in the wall song and. the not relax while stime ceasefire was broken to call for an hour so close by readers side with residential houses. to d.c.'s for was broken again starting on the cells feasibly and jabber allusions in the late afternoon i've done under fire. i am a soldier's mother when i heard the news about the ceasefire i called my relatives and complained about this decision we must go to the very end and liberate all our lands we fear nothing living near the product line and market them. we

believe in our soldiers and president if they say there should be peaceful resolution then we do not want this war we want our lands back no matter whether it's at the negotiating table or through war. i was fighting against armenia in the early ninety's at that time armenians also proclaimed cease fires but never observed them and occupied new territories where we weren't expected to get it's the same thing now they talk about a ceasefire to shoot civilians we live in and the ceasefire didn't even start there is no ceasefire i haven't seen it. thousands of people gathered in paris on sunday to pay tribute to a history teacher who was brutally murdered after showing his people's choice offensive to muslims the french government says it's preparing a set of measures in response to the incident including boosting security in schools in the meantime vigils have been taking place all across france hundreds

gathered to news on the city of hero to decry violence and support freedom of speech while a national tribute for the teacher is planned for wednesday here's a look at how the tragic events unfolded. i know one of our competitors was murdered because he taught our competitor it was the victim of an islamist terror attack. and this is the concern person of russian nationality and of chechen origin benefited from a refugee status and lived in you ever a leader he was not known to the intelligence services on

a judicial level he's never to be convicted the last node for case in damaging public property and gang violence while still the mind of. the fuel he asked muslim children to raise their hands and leave the classroom she did it my son told me he didn't do it to discriminate or to hurt he did it to preserve the children to not shield them he explains i'd prefer if you left because i'm going to show a cartoon of the prophet of islam i don't want to shock you. i'm even more shocked that this college is one i opened when i was the town mayor working there was nice and it was located in a neighborhood without any problems of violence by i don't think that this act of

terror is a crazy man state but a premeditated act lets quantised out sauntered for and i believe a more effective integration policy. france. continues to have some of the worst integration of muslims in their society compared to other european countries are but you'd be surprised to know that the majority of muslims in europe live in germany where we've had relatively fewer cases and so there are ideas to be sought you know within the european union itself on how to integrate minorities which france apparently has not done yet the part of it is if you notice the pakistani was 18 years old the church man or boy was 18 years old the the age adolescence of this group are particularly vulnerable and it's not just the religion it's a college each we have isolated marginalized youth which have pretty much nothing

to look up to well in the case in france i think islam is as much it's not just an issue of fundamentalism or radicalization it's part of that psychological process that adolescents go through with some difficulty at best so when you have youth in marginalized situations. the psychological pressure social logical and psychological is higher so that there's a clear evidence suggesting that teenagers have to be targeted. staying in france for a little while covert restrictions out are getting tougher as the day number of infections passes 32000 not so recorded since the start of the pandemic parisians on residents of the badly hit cities have been under curfew since saturday but that hasn't stopped them from taking to the streets in discontent.

that they're. both. in paris a crowd of people marched against the new measures special permission. now needed for going out between 9 pm and 6 am with the government insisting it is the only way to avoid another strict lock down restaurant and bar owners are not happy either since they're forced to shut during the most profitable hour was told to ensure the rules are respected the french president's outlined several punishments for violate says the 1st time will bring a fine over $100.00 euro's and it only gets steeper from repeat offenders could pay $3000.00 euros and even find themselves behind bars for 6 months he has been finding out how the hospitality sector is going to survive. between 9 pm and 6 am every night for possibly up to 6 weeks no one is allowed outside without an authorization or medical emergency for restaurants already struggling to cope there

is concern that these new measures will make times even. if everybody needs to be at home at 9 we have clothes or serve the last this is. the time to clean the time to go home. the service between 7 and 8 switch is not a reason at all i'm. not sure if we would have enough clients and he's worried this could mean many restaurants are hung out to dry becomes a cynical we get so we were getting used to it and so we try to do our best but the . enormous number of restaurants are not going to survive it's. as we speak so. big big day in the coffee. bar and restaurant unions have also warned that the impact could be dire now they previously outlined how 15 percent of cafes bars or restaurants face potential bankruptcy with a quarter of

a 1000000 star facing unemployment in france it is clear that this decision is equivalent to a reclusive era stablish ment's and has serious consequences for the hotel cafe and catering sector already hard hit by the crisis we qualify these measures as punitive against the hotel and catering sector their aim is to dissuade a minority of people who do not respect basic health precautions and will have dramatic consequences on the profession while the government has announced more help for the sector many owners of eating establishments have said this aid is for their work force not them and that they've essentially been left without a wage the curfew has been brought in though in the latest attempt by the french government to bring down. a number of covert 900 positive tests even president marc call has expressed concern about the rising numbers of cases that need hospital attention including those who need to go into intensive care.

our emergency rooms and our hospitals are in a more worrying situation than in march because we don't have a reserve of beds which is why we have to take measures that are more strict while polls suggest the majority of people do support the curfew there are those who are vocally opposing it including the mayor of must say who is a doctor by profession how can you not be angry when this measure targets the wrong things and fails to address the root cause whatever else we do we need to support our hospitals because abandonment for years is deplorable with their own 20000000 people now obliged to stay inside at night many are still left wondering if this measure is enough to fight the virus is the battle against limps on jollity pinsky r.t. paris. no gatherings or celebrations no spread of the virus an excellent

lotto especially when you are planning something you don't like it leave the governor of company a has decided to impose a curfew in his region it only applies on one specific weekend. nyquist. is this immense idiocy this immense stupid american extravagance that we have imported into our country that says halloween is a monument to imbecility well since we have to face the reality and since i feel that people are already getting ready to have parties everything will be closed on halloween from 10 o'clock and there will be a curfew while we asked how and how they feel about being spooked into a ghost free how do we holiday. but in my opinion it's stupid to think that closing all the nightclubs will stop people from gathering because we can regroup in another place i agree to is deluca even before covert in my view it's a pretty silly holiday where catholics you know this america celebration is not appropriate

to me and so you know yes by god i think it's a mistake halloween has become a good holiday here in italy and it helps the economy it's a good thing for the city for young people that want to have fun and for everyone events. i think that we can avoid these holidays because of the coronavirus these are useless holidays i agree with that honestly i'm not sorry for it we can stay home during this phase maybe next year we can go out and enjoy this holiday if there is a vaccine coming up a special look at how coronavirus the matches how brutal kind of salt fought the ball talk about it after the short break. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of

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welcome back with the whole walt adjusting to the new reality of a covert restrictions hornaday fun is not quite the same as it used to be and i know i'm sure you've had enough of me but i took a closer look and found some all that amusing it's all bulls. hard to believe but the holiday season is just around the corner but if you are hoping to have the traditional carrier to your out of christmas luck true to 2020 form choral singing has now been categorized as a high risk activity it's been banned in parts of australia as it gets droplets everywhere and fact this effects devotees of all kinds have been down for weddings and corporate events the maximum number is 150 but again completely seated no dancing no singing no mingling perhaps not the fast passing it's an invite to an

unlikely ton of events the words normally read it would wind instruments all hitting headlines pay is now need to keep 3 not the usual one and a half metres apart and if it's your big day but no one sings happy birthday to you don't take it personally children are being encouraged to hum the tune or listen to it on you tube instead without a really get to know don't thing know many party started some italian school teachers are seizing the day web data to show you a pulse of wisdom then right by the sea but that this is for sure big difference especially in the time we're living in which brings about a lot of restrictions for children the experience of way of learning this different from what they experience inside a classroom living an experience in class outside is always a plus for these children. over in germany though classes will continue indoors but the children's uniforms will look a bit different they'll support hat scarves and coats inside and even be given

blankets because to get the moving windows will be left open and you'd better brace yourself if you have a train to catch as that taking a similar approach just don't expect to end up anywhere exotic we've always travel restrictions in place so if you still need that content for instagram on a few options just lost the tourists who visited japan without ever leaving china or there's always photoshop. if the pandemic or trying to figure out all those restrictions has stressed you out there are ways to release energy just drop your gloves. we're holding an event called the roof tile smashing experience it's a way for people to come and banish their bad moods. and a few less into tile smashing and more into trench coats but find matching of miles to the outfit or a bit of

a hassle designers have got you covered quite literally as for the hottest summer months there's a dress that covers you in all the right places original ideas in the toughest of times innovation at its finest and if there's one thing we can say about 2020 it's that it's been pretty original to say the least. plus some other news from across the world in brief now let's start with chile which was rocked by a violent protest on sunday. police deployed water come into this past the crowd in the capital a church was allegedly set on fire by vandals although the official cause hasn't been determined yet as firefighters were trying to put out the flames the building steeple plots you can just see the amount seen it was accompanied by shouting and whistling from the protestors another charge was also reportedly set on fire elsewhere in the city.

meanwhile in the czech republic around 2000 football and hockey fans protested authorities decision to suspend sporting events for 2 weeks to cut the spread of the coronavirus but it's also used take us water cannon to disperse those demonstrators with at least 20 people reportedly injured as a result. of a c. over whether transgender athletes should be allowed to compete against female competitors has been reignited it comes after british t.v. personality piers morgan applauded the decision to ban trans women from taking part in international women's rugby his world sudden start to be. how can the even be a debate about transgender women playing women's rugby it's so old this li room equal and dangerous to women want to small less powerful female biological board we

all know this women will get seriously hurt to this insanity prevails the approach taken by world rugby shows a fundamental lack of understanding of what it means to be a trans athlete inclusion matters world rugby has an acted their discriminatory policy preventing transgender participation in their events this would be better to let and the eliza ship shown by the women's rugby community is a man's and heart warming for that i'm going to leave their voices well this all comes off to wild rugby which is the sport's global governing body ruled that was safety and found its concerns about letting transgender athletes participate it said women would be putting their health at risk competing against someone who was born and male just to note the new guidelines only apply at the international level so regional and amateur organizations are not forced to abide by them in fact this is exactly what happened in britain rugby's birthplace of course which chose not to

recognize the global bodies ruling saying it needs more scientific backing since transgender athletes were allowed in the 2004 olympic games there are been a number of cases where trans affluence competing against women were either disqualified or indeed stripped of their medals while here at all t. we hope that the whole issue up for debate. lots of different athletes will have advantages because of various physical attributes why should be singled out the potential advantages a trans woman have while ignoring the other advantages that other women have that is not fair they're mad that part of the biologically men born as men they're men have got a huge advantage over women the people at the radical men's movement in trans are the militant they're trying to demean women and they're trying to devalue the female sport it's unfair it's wrong and it shouldn't be allowed trans women. there's no real scientific evidence that they have an advantage what science there

is is disputed and the degree of advantage is very minimal if you now put a man in a show boat logically bowl man into female rugby piers morgan is absolutely right this time will get mass injuries it's a ludicrous suggestion of course there is a risk of injury but there are rules and also among fans well rugby players some are small some are larger already women are at risk of injury this is quite an aggressive sport the world order to be union is against this england it's the english rugby union who are being really politically correct in saying it's ok but not checked into national level international level they're saying that this nonsense can carry on that's a wrap for an hour to dot com is updated at all hours of the day so take a look at have a great week. when

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believed that the property is would not hold the baby turned on a loan they said. banks take up that same practice they decide they're not going to lend in those areas that meant that all these benefits the potential homeowners were flowing to whites and. racism into our ownership culture. their problem each other problem is made most of them up and libel wimbledon don't know what to do got problems going to work with them living 2 doors away so we passed a law in 1968 fair housing act it proclaims that fair howard. is part of the american way of life.

given to nurses provide discrimination but to actually affirmatively go out and say how do we do. it so the government betrays. i find as i travel across the country that. we're talking about white americans or people who may be robot and other minority groups like the mexican americans or rest. just like the black americans what everybody wants is an equal chance to have a piece of the action that the federal government has never enforced the fair housing act and that state and local governments do not enforce the. so you know you can have federal policy but it's the local administration of these policies that often. people receive discriminatory treatment hello my name is our own washington. hello my name is graham wellington and i'm calling about the apartment around on park street is that still available. but it is really so what

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