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in the ast. . . , ., past.ating _ past. i am arresting you on facilitating entry _ past. i am arresting you on facilitating entry of - past. i am arresting you oni facilitating entry of non-uk facilitating entry of non—uk nationals into the country. conditions of modern slavery. to understand more, we made contact with a vietnamese smuggler in the uk. we will call him... it smuggler in the uk. we will call him- - -— call him... it is a very lucrative _ call him... it is a very lucrative business. if| call him... it is a very i lucrative business. if you call him... it is a very - lucrative business. if you have a good reputation declines come to you. no fuss, no violence. he arrived in britain earlier this year by small boat. he is now claiming asylum. she became involved in smuggling years ago running a gang in front when people hit on lorries rather than taking small boats. later, he moved back to vietnam and again forging documents for people trying to get visas in europe. we have agreed to keep his identity

. . . thought it is not for them in the ast, ., , , ., thought it is not for them in the ast. . ,, ,,past. that is your business. we will see ou past. that is your business. we will see you very _ past. that is your business. we will see you very soon. _ past. that is your business. we will see you very soon. goodbye. - i was fat for 20 years. i needed something more to break that relationship between overeating and overindulgence. les says she has been overweight for most of her life. when she started hearing about a weight loss jab that suppresses appetite, she instantly wanted it. one of my friends had lost i think 11 stone herself using this product. before and after was just so radical. i went online and you can buy it from any pharmacies. in under a ear, buy it from any pharmacies. in under a year. she — buy it from any pharmacies. in under a year. she lost _ buy it from any pharmacies. in under a year, she lost ten _ buy it from any pharmacies. in under a year, she lost ten stone. _ buy it from any pharmacies. in under a year, she lost ten stone. when - buy it from any pharmaci

v , , instrument many times in the ast. �*, , , ., instrument many times in the ast. v , , past., - talk i the - past. let's flip this on its - head, - talk i the benefits head, you talk to the benefits to estonia, latvia and lithuania, what are of for russia? of ” fofiallfhfii ” qf’aiifi'ow ” offallpitis’ " 7' ” offallpit isthe 7' of all, it is the image first of all, it is the image it is the current not seem much does not seem to carry much but it is another hard let's it is another hard hit. let's not forget at the beginning of the the ukrainians have the year, the ukrainians have the year, the ukrainians have the transit stopped the transit agreement with russia to —— the occu pa nt of occupant of the kremlin current occupant of the kremlin does not seem to care. russia lost some of the income has lost some of the income does not to care. for does not seem to care. for this is bad it's russia, this is bad it's standing on the way it is standing en. the way it is , ~ , , . also, it another perceived. also, it is another nail in the �* european nail in the coffin for european i

. . and also put it somewhat in the ast, ., ., , and also put it somewhat in the ast. ., ., , ~' andhat in the ast. ., ~ ,, , past. that was mark stevens giving his le . al past. that was mark stevens giving his legal assessment _ past. that was mark stevens giving his legal assessment of _ past. that was mark stevens giving his legal assessment of the - past. that was mark stevens giving his legal assessment of the story. | so just a reminder about that russell brand story. several british media outlets are reporting that the comedian russell brand has been accused of rape, sexual assaults and emotional abuse over a seven year period at the height of his fame. the reports claim that four women have alleged sexual assaults between 2006 and 2013. russell brand says he �*refutes' the claims. you can find more on the story if you had to our website and log on and go to there. it's been one year since the death of mahsa amini, the kurdish iranian woman who died in custody — an event which sparked months of anti—government protests in iran. she died after being arrested for not dressing i

. �* , ,., , thought of his tory leaning in the ast. ~,, , .,�* thought of his tory leaning in the ast., ., ., past. absolutely. you've heard a lot of marginal — past. absolutely. you've heard a lot of marginal seats _ past. absolutely. you've heard a lot of marginal seats which _ past. absolutely. you've heard a lot of marginal seats which have - past. absolutely. you've heard a lot of marginal seats which have been l of marginal seats which have been changing _ of marginal seats which have been changing hands. not all of a sudden has the _ changing hands. not all of a sudden has the 2019 but slowly switching from labour to tory sense 2005 or so, really — from labour to tory sense 2005 or so, really. including places like dudley— so, really. including places like dudley and warsaw too. the big question— dudley and warsaw too. the big question with an issue like this is weather— question with an issue like this is weather it's going to cut through as the saying — weather it's going to cut through as the saying goes, whether or not people — the saying goes, whether or not people are goi

. ~ ., , of overlooking female artist in the ast, . ., , , , of overlooking female artist in the ast,e decks, past. who is tipped to clear the decks. as _ past. who is tipped to clear the decks. as it _ past. who is tipped to clear the decks, as it were, _ past. who is tipped to clear the decks, as it were, to _ past. who is tipped to clear the decks, as it were, to grab - past. who is tipped to clear the decks, as it were, to grab most past. who is tipped to clear the i decks, as it were, to grab most of the awards? tt decks, as it were, to grab most of the awards?— decks, as it were, to grab most of the awards? , ., , , ., the awards? it is undoubtedly a huge ear for the awards? it is undoubtedly a huge year for taylor _ the awards? it is undoubtedly a huge year for taylor swift. _ the awards? it is undoubtedly a huge year for taylor swift. she _ the awards? it is undoubtedly a huge year for taylor swift. she is - year for taylor swift. she is everywhere. she is coming off the back of her record—breaking eras tour, she is a big favourite to win the album of the year award, if she ge

winning this competition in the -ast? winning this competition in the ast?? the last few years he has not ut an past? the last few years he has not put any emphasis — past? the last few years he has not put any emphasis on _ past? the last few years he has not put any emphasis on it _ past? the last few years he has not put any emphasis on it at _ past? the last few years he has not put any emphasis on it at all- past? the last few years he has not put any emphasis on it at all and i put any emphasis on it at all and three weeks ago he joked when the media asked him about it and he said my legacy is already exceptional, but he has admitted that winning this trophy is a definitive step in them being seen as a big club. he has got to prove anything, but he hasn't won it as a manager since barcelona in 2011, he won it twice with barcelona as a manager and then as a player, couldn't crack it when he moved to bayern munich and in his seventh season at manchester city hasn't managed to crack it either. so it would cement his legacy, getting back in the winning enc

ast. ., ., ~ ., that it will eventually get ast, ., ., 4' ., ., past.her or not this tax _ past. i want to know whether or not this tax row _ past. i want to know whether or not this tax row may _ past. i want to know whether or not this tax row may be - past. i want to know whether or not this tax row may be a - past. i want to know whether or not this tax row may be a bit. not this tax row may be a bit of a fig leaf because you look at european countries and you look at the us and all of these economies are licking their covid wounds, if you like, and everyone knows that tariffs are not good for business. they end “p not good for business. they end up costing you money overall. i wonder whether or not this is politically expedient thing to be doing but really this is sort of part of a issue going on and everyone wants to get on with thejob and on and everyone wants to get on with the job and recover. yes. with the job and recover. yes, certainly. _ with the job and recover. yes, certainly. i — with the job and recover. yes, certainly, i do _ with the

ceremonies of the olympics in the -ast? ~ ~ ceremonies of the olympics in the -ast? ~ . , ., ceremonies of the olympics in the ast? ~ . ., past? which moment where you most roud of? past? which moment where you most proud of? probably _ past? which moment where you most proud of? probably the _ past? which moment where you most proud of? probably the moment. - proud of? probably the moment. audaci , proud of? probably the moment. audacity. i _ proud of? probably the moment. audacity. i am — proud of? probably the moment. audacity, i am a _ proud of? probably the moment. audacity, i am a writer _ proud of? probably the moment. audacity, i am a writer and - proud of? probably the moment. audacity, i am a writer and i - proud of? probably the moment. audacity, i am a writer and i was| audacity, i am a writer and i was the representative of emmanuel macron. for me it was away to give away a new definition of the french language and that french language does not belong only to french people but to anyone who likes it or wants to speak it and of course the people from africa,

. ., recession, unlike recessions in the ast, ., ., recession, unlike recessions in the ast. ., ., ,th impressive - past. the front of the guardian, i annabel, with impressive timing, past. the front of the guardian, - annabel, with impressive timing, it is an exclusive from pippa crerar... she is now turning her attention to liz truss's attempts to become prime minister. i do not know how long the guardian has had this recording or whether the person who gave it gave it to them at a particular time, but the fact is, she has a recording of liz truss when she was a treasury minister being disparaging about the british workforce.— british workforce. you're right, this is a leech _ british workforce. you're right, this is a leech recording - british workforce. you're right, this is a leech recording of - british workforce. you're right, | this is a leech recording of when she was— this is a leech recording of when she was chief secretary to the treasury. _ she was chief secretary to the treasury, 2019, probably some questions — treasury, 2019, probably some questions to be asked about h

minister representing thailand's ast. ., minister representing thailand's ast, ., ., , , ., ministernd's ast. ., ., , , ., ., minister representing thailand's ast. ., ., ,, ., , past. how does she go about settling the economic— past. how does she go about settling the economic problems _ past. how does she go about settling the economic problems while - past. how does she go about settling | the economic problems while avoiding the economic problems while avoiding the gaze of the military and the intervention of the constitutional court? it intervention of the constitutional court? , ,., intervention of the constitutional court? , ., ., court? it is so poignant and strikin: court? it is so poignant and striking that _ court? it is so poignant and striking that she _ court? it is so poignant and striking that she now - court? it is so poignant and striking that she now worksi court? it is so poignant and - striking that she now works with and for the people that have been against her family all this time. she is also some risk coming in at this time. many people thought that she woul

he reaction the same way his father was in the ast. . , reaction the same way his father was in the astill be very vocal. it's almost _ in the past. he will be very vocal. it's almost mesh _ in the past. he will be very vocal. it's almost mesh or _ in the past. he will be very vocal. it's almost mesh or talk - in the past. he will be very vocal. it's almost mesh or talk about. i it's almost mesh or talk about. thank you so much for both joining us this evening. that's it for the papers this hour. the papers will be back again tomorrow evening with tony grew and emma woolf. dojoin us then if you can but for now, goodnight. my name is reece parkinson, and i love to travel. and working as a dj gives me the opportunity to see the world. but two years ago, i received a diagnosis, assigning me a potentially troublesome travel companion that i won't be able to shake for the rest of my life. machine beeps. just got diagnosed with type one diabetes. er, which flipping sucks... ..allaround. type one diabetes is when you have a pancreas — and you watching most likely have a healthy working pancrea

i react too late as we have in the ast. ., .., react too late as we have in the .ast. ., .., ., ., " wonder if we can look a little further _ past. i wonder if we can look a little further ahead. _ past. i wonder if we can look a little further ahead. we - past. i wonder if we can look a little further ahead. we had i little further ahead. we had approval of the jansen single dose this week. maybe can give an idea how it be used. it is this week. maybe can give an idea how it be used.— how it be used. it is important to emphasise _ how it be used. it is important to emphasise that _ how it be used. it is important to emphasise that jansen _ how it be used. it is important to emphasise that jansen had - how it be used. it is important to emphasise that jansen had the l emphasise that jansen had the foresight to do a study with one dose and one with two doses. this vaccine is not fundamentally different from the others that we have got except there is a study with one dose and as you say the supply will come through late in the year but may be a useful supply for people who need quick

. �* ., , mitigate the mistakes made in the ast. , ., , , the past.examples of south africa and _ the past. both these examples of south africa and senegal - of south africa and senegal illustrate how important government is of course when it comes to energy policy and how you as a company can operate within. ~ .,, . within. we operate under the certain countries's _ within. we operate under the l certain countries's frameworks. it's been relatively easy in egypt for us because the programmes have been set and the targets set, and thankfully we've met these targets along with other routes. senegal has been pretty straightforward in our opinion— we generate on good days around 15% of the country's power, and the government and utility there has been pretty easy to deal with in developing more projects there. south africa, because of the different moving parts, so to speak — you have ascom — so it's a bit more difficult to manage in south africa, and the government has a lot on its plate to be able to make things work. it's up to the south african gover

. , . extreme as events we have seen in the ast. , , , ., the past.ecca babin, senior ener: the past. rebecca babin, senior energy trader — the past. rebecca babin, senior energy trader at _ the past. rebecca babin, senior energy trader at cibc _ the past. rebecca babin, senior energy trader at cibc private . energy trader at cibc private wealth, thank you very much for your time. a number of us news outlets are reporting the heads of entertainment giants warner brothers and paramount have met for several hours to discuss a potential buyout. sources originally told axios a deal would likely involve warner brothers buying either paramount global or its parent company. neither company has commented yet. but we will bring you details if and when we get them. cyber attacks have closed australian ports, shut down systems at las vegas casinos and prevented a bank from clearing trades. and that's just over the recent months. there has been a jump in attacks this year, compared to 2022, according to our next guest. for more on what is driving the rise, let's

. �* , ., beyond have been drawn to in the ast, �* , ., , . beyond have been drawn to in the ast. �*,such a lot of people. i decided i — past. it's not such a lot of people. i decided i wanted _ past. it's not such a lot of people. i decided i wanted to _ past. it's not such a lot of people. i decided i wanted to repeat - past. it's not such a lot of people. i decided i wanted to repeat that i i decided i wanted to repeat that piece in a night—time theme because that area is very well known for its dark skies and also the night—time scene, it was a perfect way to say goodbye to the tree.— goodbye to the tree. lucy never lanned goodbye to the tree. lucy never planned to _ goodbye to the tree. lucy never planned to do — goodbye to the tree. lucy never planned to do the _ goodbye to the tree. lucy never planned to do the painting - goodbye to the tree. lucy never planned to do the painting but l goodbye to the tree. lucy never i planned to do the painting but she was inundated with requests after the tree was felled. lucy and her team made a pledge, they plant a tree for every print sold

items from archbishop tutu's ast? ~ . items from archbishop tutu's ast?and we know _ past? we live in a digital age, and we know that _ past? we live in a digital age, and we know that digitising i past? we live in a digital age, l and we know that digitising the ip of these global like —— this global icon will enable us to make them accessible to the world, way beyond my generation. we have always had a physical archive, generation. we have always had a physicalarchive, but generation. we have always had a physical archive, but now with digitisation, and the platform we have built and designed, we will be able to not only upload the physical items we have, but also reach out and connect with archives in other parts of the world. we know there is archives at king's college, king's college has the most extensive archives on desmond tutu's ministry from his time as a student through to his last days. the us, particularly at which was his point of the last assignment as a visiting professor, they have extensive tutu archives. —— tutu archives. we believe we

thailand's ast. ., ., ,, , past.about tacklin: past. how does she set about tackling thailand's _ past. how does she set about tackling thailand's economicl tackling thailand's economic problems while at the same time avoiding the gaze of the military andindeed avoiding the gaze of the military and indeed the intervention of the constitutional court? if is and indeed the intervention of the constitutional court?— constitutional court? it is so poignant _ constitutional court? it is so poignant and _ constitutional court? it is so poignant and striking - constitutional court? it is so poignant and striking that i constitutional court? it is so l poignant and striking that now constitutional court? it is so - poignant and striking that now she works with and for the people that have been against her whole family all this time. she also is under some risks coming in at this time. many people thought she would be safe another time later in the future because she could risk being a spent force, the economy is in the doldr

ast. , . , , _ past.y have been comments by the mayor of paris when _ past. they have been comments by the mayor of paris when it _ past. they have been comments by the mayor of paris when it came _ past. they have been comments by the mayor of paris when it came to - mayor of paris when it came to israel, could you tell us more? there have been one or two questions recently with israel�*s attack on gaza following the hamas terrorist attack on israel. should israeli athletes be allowed to compete? there are many international lawyers, israel is being examined at the international court ofjustice at the moment on charges of crimes against humanity. that israel should not be competing either or not under the israeli flag. that has been completely dismissed by both the mayor of paris and by the head of the ioc. many would agree with them, the ioc. many would agree with them, the situation between russia and israel are entirely different. what israel are entirely different. what i would say is that i also rep

. . ., , not seen its precedent in the ast. , ., not seen its precedent in the ast. ., past.stand a wall right _ past. the country cannot stand a wall right now. _ past. the country cannot stand a wall right now. it _ past. the country cannot stand a wall right now. it has - past. the country cannot stand a wall right now. it has been . a wall right now. it has been at war in one form or another for many decades but right now you are living with the world's because humanitarian catastrophe. more than half of the people in afghanistan appeared to be in some way or other threatened by starvation, either acute or longer term and, in that context, continuing to fight does not really seem viable?- continuing to fight does not really seem viable? that is a very narrow _ really seem viable? that is a very narrow definition - really seem viable? that is a very narrow definition of - really seem viable? that is a very narrow definition of the | very narrow definition of the situation. the country can also not live in dignity. the country cannot allow its sole to be crushed day and nig

. ~ :, shouldn't be weighed down by the ast, . ., ., , shouldn't be weighed down by the ast. . :, .,nge. _ past. we are ready and we know it is a difficult challenge. it _ past. we are ready and we know it is a difficult challenge. it is _ past. we are ready and we know it is a difficult challenge. it is a _ past. we are ready and we know it is a difficult challenge. it is a great - a difficult challenge. it is a great opportunity for this team to make history and give people memories of england/germany y fixtures. england know the euros _ england/germany y fixtures. england know the euros have _ england/germany y fixtures. england know the euros have reached - england/germany y fixtures. england know the euros have reached a - know the euros have reached a decisive stage. chris waddle was another to experience the anguish of failure from the spot, in the semifinal of the 1990 world cup and urged the team to ensure a shoot—out is not needed. it urged the team to ensure a shoot-out is not needed-— is not needed. it will prey on op them we are — is not needed. it will prey on op them w

�* , ., ., positively as he had in the ast. �*, ., ., positively as he had in the ast.get onto some of the specifics. donald - past. let's get onto some of the specifics. donald trump| the specifics. donald trump coming for talks, did the specifics. donald trump coming fortalks, did he the specifics. donald trump coming for talks, did he learn from anything on his? he hadn't talked to to _ from anything on his? he hadn't talked to to trumpet _ from anything on his? he hadn't talked to to trumpet and - from anything on his? he hadn't talked to to trumpet and more l talked to to trumpet and more than four years, and one of the questions was what could you offer donald trump if you get together and have these negotiations are reoccurring, and hejust made negotiations are reoccurring, and he just made some vague statements about being, you know, compromises a good thing, and he didn't say much about trump any kind of dismiss that question. trump any kind of dismiss that cuestion. �* , trump any kind of dismiss that cuestion. h ., ., ~' trump any kind of dismiss that cuestio

he from what we might have heard in the ast? . , from what we might have heard in the ast?., ~ ., ., past? he was thanking all of those workin: in past? he was thanking all of those working in humanitarian _ past? he was thanking all of those working in humanitarian and - past? he was thanking all of those working in humanitarian and other| working in humanitarian and other settings. like the nhs in the uk, or the 5500 catholic apostles around the 5500 catholic apostles around the world. he was saying to all of us beyond that what has been missing this year that... what could be missing going forward is those who have suffered in very extreme positions and that we are missing their voice and their cry and that their voice and their cry and that the beauty of the arrival of this little baby this baby reaching out his hand saying please, guys, rebuild. �* ., _, ., his hand saying please, guys, rebuild. �* ., ., rebuild. and a recognition as well that when we _ rebuild. and a recognition as well that when we feel _ rebuild. and a recognition as well that when we feel threatene

the ast. ~ ., ., ., , past. 20 years _ past. i think that for the last 20 years or _ past. i think that for the last 20 years or so, _ past. i think that for the last 20 years or so, major - past. i think that for the last l 20 years or so, major western powers, multilateral institutions, have really focused on making sure public finances in poorer countries are strong, which means providing grants and low—interest loans. a typical overseas loan from china has a 4% interest rate, and a typical loan from germany, france, japan has a i% loan from germany, france, japan has a 1% interest rate. so china is on the hunt for profitable revenue generating projects, it wants to be repaid on time and with interest, it is looking to turn a profit. it is looking to turn a profit. it is looking to turn a profit, brad, but like many other organisations and countries that go into the developing world. what do you think the world. what do you think the world should be watching when it comes to the sorts of investments? i it com

. ., �* , .,, , record highs that we have seen in the ast. ., �* , , ., ~ the past.h. _ the past. it won't stop us talking about it though. that's - the past. it won't stop us talking about it though. that's very - the past. it won't stop us talking l about it though. that's very much. we will have full coverage of what we hear from that big we will have full coverage of what we hearfrom that big launch we will have full coverage of what we hear from that big launch event in california a little later. to the uk now, where average wage growth has caught up with rising prices for the first time in over a year, according to the latest official figures. regular pay, excluding bonuses, rose by 7.8% in may tojuly compared with the same period last year. inflation, a measure of how fast prices of goods and services are rising, rose at the same pace over the same period. meanwhile, the rate of uk unemployment rose to 4.3%, the highest level since 2021, while the number ofjob vacancies dropped below a million. here's our chief economics correspondent, dharshini david, with th

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it more attention than it has done in the ast? . , . more attention than it has done in the ast?st? it was all those are going to be a more marked _ the past? it was all those are going to be a more marked occasion - the past? it was all those are going to be a more marked occasion thisl to be a more marked occasion this year because you russia has invaded ukraine. 0ne year because you russia has invaded ukraine. one of the tradition is that people like candles to create the holodimir. they can't do that this year because there is no electricity. because yes, as you said earlier it was politcised. the ukrainian president make a comparison in a social media posts. he said about the russians. 0nce he said about the russians. once they wanted to destroy us with hunger. now with darkness and cold. he added. we cannot be broken. if the ukrainian president once the holodimir to the ukrainian president once the holodimirto be the ukrainian president once the holodimir to be internationally recognised as a genocide. the german parliament is about to vote on that. it matters to him whethe

. �* . , stories that have occurred in the ast, �* . , ., ~' a, stories that have occurred in the ast very much indeed _ past. alice enders, thank you very much indeed for _ past. alice enders, thank you very much indeed forjoining _ past. alice enders, thank you very much indeed forjoining us. - past. alice enders, thank you very | much indeed forjoining us. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. in medway the council is consulting on a scheme to stop vehicles using roads close to schools at peak times, including the one outside this watches the primary. to be honest i think it is a great idea, it can get manic especially around any of these areas because there is any of these areas because there is a lot of schools and a lot of traffic. if it goes ahead the scheme will be similar to this one in london, drivers caught on camera during drop—off or pickup times will be fined unless they are residents, have businesses in the street or are working at the school. what have businesses in the street or are working at the school.— working at the school. what we are seeinu in w

do you think that it's a thing of the ast? ., s. do you think that it's a thing of the ast?a thing of the past?— do you think that it's a thing of the ast? ., i, , i, i, the past? you can always have a crisis and _ the past? you can always have a crisis and major _ the past? you can always have a crisis and major supply - the past? you can always have a i crisis and major supply disruptions, imagine the pressure is on the middle east spreading, so far they have not resulted in supply losses but imagine they could result in major supply losses and of course we will see price spikes but the difference is how long the spikes last. you have bought supplies coming from outside the middle east in terms of growth, last year and this year from the us and canada and kiana, the new kid on the block. so this reduces the extent of the crisis, its duration and burden, we are not as dependent on oil as we were 50 years ago so demand is much more responsive and sensitive to prices but compared to 73 when consumers did not have as many options as they have today. thank ou so options as they

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. . in cases as we have seen in the ast, ., ., ~' , in cases as we have seen in the ast. . ., ,, y.,ons recorded in the latest 24—hour period, which means that, on average, the number of new cases reported per day in the last week is 2,667. across the uk, an average of 2,393 people were in hospital with coronavirus over the seven days to tuesday, including suspected cases in wales. 30 deaths were reported — that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test. on average, in the past week, 30 deaths were announced every day. the total number of deaths so far across the uk is 127,191. the programme of mass vaccinations. 117,835 people have had their first dose of one of the three approved covid—19 vaccines in the latest 24—hour period, taking the overall number of people who've had their firstjab to 32,5 million. the number of people who've had their second dose of the vaccine in the latest 24—hour period is 343,783. that takes the overall number of people who've had their second jab to more than 8.5 million people. more now on those concerns about vaccinations and rare b

. ., style and what i bought in the ast, ., ., style and what i bought in the ast. ., . ., past. from the store's point of— past. how about from the store's point of view? - past. how about from the store's point of view? i i past. how about from the l store's point of view? i can see how the personal shopping experience can be attractive to customers. how is it helping stores run their businesses in other ways?— other ways? there is a lot of computer — other ways? there is a lot of computer technology - other ways? there is a lot of computer technology right . other ways? there is a lot of i computer technology right now being used inside as i was used and that every an idea of perhaps, like the light and spending time while what so if i go and buy certain things, what is the next ways they go to? that allows them to actually optimise merchandising and the layout of the stores. have we seen a moment like this before? b, have we seen a moment like this before? �* ., ., have we seen a moment like this before? ., ., , , ., , before? a lot of publications called the — before? a lot

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i themselves than they were in the ast. ., , themselves than they were in the ast. . , ., themselvespast. i was intrigued that people are less inclined _ past. i was intrigued that people are less inclined to _ past. i was intrigued that people are less inclined to believe - past. i was intrigued that people are less inclined to believe in - past. i was intrigued that people l are less inclined to believe in god but still believing in life after death, that is almost a contradiction, isn't it? it’s death, that is almost a contradiction, isn't it? it's an important — contradiction, isn't it? it's an important signal _ contradiction, isn't it? it's an important signal to _ contradiction, isn't it? it's an important signal to religious | important signal to religious organisations that this is a change in our connection organised religion and all relevant people see it. but underlying that, there is a real need to see something beyond this life, what is immediately in front an absence of spirituality is incredibly strong and consistent and even slightly higher uptick in recent generatio

. , prices we have seen in the ast., �* w' , prices we have seen in the ast. �*, , past. judge buckleyley, pleasure, thank you very _ past. judge buckley, pleasure, thank you very much _ past. judge buckley, pleasure, thank you very much indeed. i past. judge buckley, pleasure, | thank you very much indeed. -- thank you very much indeed. —— george buckley. to the us now, where treasury secretary janet yellen has been holding talks in san francisco with her chinese counterpart, vice premier he lifeng, who's in charge of economic policy. they've been trying to ease tensions between the world's two biggest economies, ahead of a meeting next week between president biden and president xi. michelle fleury has been following the story. the us is hosting this year's asia—pacific economic cooperation summit, an annual event to promote trade between its members. ahead of next week's gathering in san francisco, there's already been a flurry of diplomatic activity, including a meeting between america and china's top finance officials. at a time of intense competition between the two nations, janet

the ast. . ~' ,, .of coronavirus amid a surge in new cases and a shortage of vaccines that can reduce the spread of the disease. france has introduced a partial lockdown — with 21 million people in 16 areas, including paris, among those affected. in poland, non—essential shops, hotels, cultural and sporting facilities are also closed for three weeks — as the country has seen the highest new daily cases since november. germany's chancellor, angela merkel, has also said the country is at risk of having to re—impose lockdown measures as it copes with an �*exponential rise' in coronavirus cases. meanwhile, in the uk, the vaccine roll—out programme has reached a new milestone, with health secretary matt hancock saying half of all uk adults now having received their first coronavirus jab. this report from simonjones contains flashing images. facing a third wave fuelled by a faltering vaccine programme — with delays in supplies and scepticism about the jab — much of europe is seeing a rise in infections. in ge

. ,, , ., said privately and publicly in the ast. ,, ., ., ~ the past.ith - the past. see you are talking about a meeting with the - the past. see you are talking| about a meeting with the and youth last year in which she categorically said he would not change the terms.— categorically said he would not change the terms. with nfu, the cfa, farming _ change the terms. with nfu, the cfa, farming lobbying _ cfa, farming lobbying organisations who referred that back to their farmers so that is why emotions are running high. is why emotions are running hiuh. ., , high. one of the battles i saw on the march _ high. one of the battles i saw on the march today _ high. one of the battles i saw on the march today was - high. one of the battles i saw on the march today was the l on the march today was the final straw and i wonder if thatis final straw and i wonder if that is actually the point here, not to say that it does this policy specifically, it is a long litany of policies which have not supported farmers and to the food producers in our country. t to the fo

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you have met alexei navalny in the ast. ~ . , you have met alexei navalny in the ast, . ., , ,., youmet alexei navalny in the astr ., , you have met alexei navalny in the ast.~ . , , past. what is your response? it is obviously a _ past. what is your response? it is obviously a tragedy. _ past. what is your response? it is obviously a tragedy. a _ past. what is your response? it is obviously a tragedy. a tragedy . past. what is your response? it isj obviously a tragedy. a tragedy for his family— obviously a tragedy. a tragedy for his family but also for russia. he was a _ his family but also for russia. he was a brave — his family but also for russia. he was a brave man. he represented hope for many— was a brave man. he represented hope for many russians that there was something beyond this particular regime — something beyond this particular regime. he was a popular man among primarily— regime. he was a popular man among primarily a _ regime. he was a popular man among primarily a lots of young, educated russian _ primarily a lots of young, educated russian people who couldn't speak

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i digit figures, they know a thing of the ast?git figures, they know a thing of the ast? ~ , , , , the past? i think the consensus is that it is a — the past? i think the consensus is that it is a thing _ the past? i think the consensus is that it is a thing of _ the past? i think the consensus is that it is a thing of the _ the past? i think the consensus is that it is a thing of the past. - the past? i think the consensus is that it is a thing of the past. the | that it is a thing of the past. the very strong double digit growth that china has experienced over the past decade is driven by severalfactors, globalisation, meaning improving trade relations, but what we're seeing it actually is going backwards, we are seeing more trade restrictions, trade tariffs and intensifying us attention. secondly, the favour of the demographic, meaning that they are working age population, but that is going on the climb. we are seeing that first decline in the working age population in china. another is that china used to rely a lot on the infr

i impactful has it been in the ast? ~ , ., ., impactful has it been in the ast? ast? ~ ., ., ., past? i think you have got to think of 550 _ past? i think you have got to think of seo integrating - past? i think you have got to think of seo integrating with j think of seo integrating with the initiative project. it has been impactful in the sense that there's been a lot of infrastructure. if you look at the initiative with the drones, it has been over 600 billion in investment with china building roads and ports and railways etc. on the back of that, we have seen trade pick—up for sure, but how much of a geopolitical foot —— force it is, that is highly questionable. there is economic integration that is happening and you can see that in the capital flows within the areas and seo countries, led by contra, but in terms of speaking as one geopolitical voice, it has got a long way to go voice, it has got a long way to 9° " voice, it has got a long way to go —— led by china. voice, it has got a long way to go -- led by china.— voice, it has got a long way to go -- led

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he future that will look utterly unlike the ast. ,., future that will look utterly unlike the ast.roved the past. he said coronavirus had proved the _ the past. he said coronavirus had proved the case _ the past. he said coronavirus had proved the case for— the past. he said coronavirus had proved the case for government i the past. he said coronavirus had l proved the case for government to play a big role in managing the economy, but working alongside business, not attacking it. if rare business, not attacking it. if we are honest. _ business, not attacking it. if we are honest, for _ business, not attacking it. if we are honest, for too _ business, not attacking it. if we are honest, for too long - business, not attacking it. if we are honest, for too long labour| business, not attacking it. if "we: are honest, for too long labour has failed to realise the only way to deliver social justice and failed to realise the only way to deliver socialjustice and equality is through a strong partnership with businesses. under my leadership, that mindset will change. fine businesses. under

. ., ~ still much less that we've seen in the ast. . ~ , still much less that we've seen in the ast.en lodged with the information commissioner's officer, in what's thought to be the first test of the ico children's code, introduced in 2020. our technology editor, zoe kleinman, reports. what are our children watching online? and who knows about it? 89% of 3—17—year—olds watch youtube, according to the regulator 0fcom, despite it being aimed at children aged 13 and above. youtube gathers data about what its users are watching so that it can show them more videos they might like. it also looks at where they're watching and what they're watching on. children are supposed to be part of this, but lots of them ——children aren't supposed to be part of this, but lots of them use their parents devices and accounts, and that means that their data gets gathered, too. let me see your recommendations. campaigner and father of three duncan mccann says he believes youtube is breaching industry standards by doing this, as neither the children nor their parents have consented to it. and he's taken hi