mark ballas sort of money it's a does what's traditionally expected of a woman in her community and. something that used to be a job only for men. inside hollowed out tree logs called jarrod's caucasian grey beets have made their hives with help from her son lasher. collects their harvest colored man alas it's a very hard job it's a man's business but i was left alone my husband died the children were small and i

balla is one of the world's last remaining companies to manufacture the precious jacka damask fabric a firm but night cotton material with artistic patterns woven into it rather than imprinted on the surface. it's used for table cloths and bedding. and also as closing for african customers. and industrial stuff. the power weaving male in our in south eastern germany is 130 years old in that time it seemed many threats to its existence. especially after world war 2 eastern germany became the socialist g.d.r. the company was taken over by the state in 1972. the old power logo was replaced by one proclaiming a just so called v. e. v. for people's enterprise. it was for new york windows that goes with it was a tragic experience for the family i had just finished my degree and had intended to start work here. in studio but when that happened i knew i wouldn't be working here after my studies. instead the 2 by our brothers worked as textile engineers in other state run enterprises virtually none of which survived. then came in 1909 and the fall of the wall offering them the chance to start

that was one of my supporters, msp michelle balla ntine, who had said that. those are not my words.nteresting. so, let's clear this up. so you are not going to be boris—backing? well, exactly. i have said during the course of my leadership campaign and since i became leader, i will work with the prime minister when i think it's the best interest of scotland, but also, i resigned from his government a number of months ago, so i will also stand up to the prime minister if i think something he's doing it is not in the best interests of scotland. you certainly did resign from your post in government over a particular issue, and we'll get to that later, but since then, you have made a point of stressing how friendly your relationship is with borisjohnson. you have entertained him twice on visits to scotland since then and you have talked about how you and he can work together. so, give me an example of what you have actually stood up to borisjohnson the last few weeks and months. well, i do think resigning from government is... crosstalk. no, i'm talking about... it is quite a strong ele

mark ballas sort of money it's a does what's traditionally expected of a woman in her community and. something that used to be a job only for men. inside hollowed out tree logs called jarrod's caucasian grey beets have made their hives with help from her son lasher. collects their harvest colored man alas it's a very hard job it's a man's business but i was left alone my husband died the children were small and i had to continue the family tradition. but only takes half of the honeycomb and leaves the rest for her bees only and mortals nic was put going to be i love these i often come to see them i understand them their needs and the problems they have. the bees seem to be quite calm now and i hope i'm keeping it sufficiently safe distance away from the high but as i can see it the honeycombs are being made the way they would in the wild so while it may not be the most efficient way to harvest honey it certainly seems to be one of the most natural. the honey is sold along with its nutritious honeycomb as a unique organic product helping to make jarrod beekeeping a tradition once in d

mark ballas sort of money does what's traditionally expected of a woman in her community and. something that used to be a job only for men. inside hollowed out tree logs called jarrod's caucasian great beats have made their hives. with help from her son lasher. collects their harvest colored man i guess it's a very hard job it's a man's business but i was left alone my husband died the children were small and i had to continue the family tradition. but only takes half of the honeycomb and leaves the rest for her bees all the animals also nic was put going to me i love these i often come to see them i understand them their needs and the problems they have. the bees seem to be quite calm now and i hope i'm keeping a sufficiently safe distance away from the high but as i can see it's the honeycombs are being made the way they would in the wild so while it may not be the most efficient way to harvest honey it certainly seems to be one of the most natural. the honey is sold along with its nutritious honeycomb as a unique organic product helping to make jarrod beekeeping a tradition

andre balla who has been banned from the financial industry by the doj.the magnitude for goldman. and of course, this deal with malaysia, $3.9 billion it struck in july to clear it of all the criminal charges. it is significant for malaysia as well because it comes under the administration, many prime minister, who came to power with a majority. it is seen as a win for his government. -- the money 1% of cannot come at a better time because it settled with a lot of debt. $3.5 billion of bonds in 2022-2023 also, $70 billion since the fiscal stimulus. it does mean money will be used to help financially for the country. a win-win for both sides. we await the decision from the court. there is a slight chance the criminal charges may proceed about they -- but that would be surprising. sophie: haslinda amin in singapore, are coanchor. let's get a check on how the currency corner is faring. the yen trading near its overnight highs, above the 106 level. offshore yuan is holding steady. we are seeing the korean won on the back foot of 1190 while the aussie dollar i

also, pamela za balla, global executive director of the no more campaign, whose video we just saw theremela, i hope i did. thank you forjoining us. that isa did. thank you forjoining us. that is a very powerful advert. why is that needed right now? the problem right now is we need to look at the people around us, our neighbours... everything... in lockdown, it's been multiplying. we want to raise consciousness for bystanders to be aware and report if they say anything. baroness got on, i wonder what kind of stories you have heard from women who have experience, not just women actually, mostly women but some men as well, who have experienced violence during lockdown? it has really intensified the horror of what happens when you cannot get away from the perpetrator. in some of the cases, violence in the countries have gone up violence in the countries have gone up by violence in the countries have gone up by 30%. but some by 500%. you think about what that means for an individual who normally could go to work or could go to school, because this doesn't just affect the women and girls, it