u. k can find the loophole in the text. it means it wasn't negotiated in the best way. i thought you were happy with what? michelle? bonnie: i did present a macro heaps. praise on him, back in 2019. you've gone off him as well. now have you? well, you know, is there now we're talking about the french election. the coming one michelle body is one of the, of the pretenders to go for a, for the president's the alley public. and so you're just finding a stick to beat him with. you just want to stick to beat him with it. well, well, let's say that in this political world that i now facing every day i've seen a, i've seen action that sometimes are more like a, almost like like, like, like putting a little law. but the law pointing fingers on little details, but globally speaking, the brakes. it negotiation when extremely well, we knew that we would have an issue with this fishing activity. we knew we are, that we will laugh probably an issue with another nyland border at one point in time. i don't know when and, and effectively you case shouldn't take advantage of the loophol

u. k. can even latin american and other countries in future than maybe been where to high from seigel alone with members of your household. so please, please, please, please continue to fight with no just need to do the russian must not be allowed in germany. you have to call and leave it to show us. so the an outdated enough ation. mm hm. the 5 and the yes actually indian api, the enough pretty convincing on their part from possibly michael 50 pounds there in case she missed our warning. at the start of that though, speeches were pirate days. they were created with deep fake technology power does or not though they reflect very serious obstacles. the r t d as face the head of its launch, which is today. danny armstrong recalls the journey to launch day has been the usual track through pressure and passive aggression. from the self appointed defenders of democracy, i. e, rival, gym, and media. it's bad enough that putin's voice sounds out across the internet. if it were not for one reliable ger

u. k can find the loophole in the text. it means it wasn't negotiated in the best way. i thought you were happy with what? michelle? bonnie: i did present the macro, heaped praise on him, back in 2019. you've gone off him as well. now. have you? well, you know, is there now we're talking about the french election. the coming one michelle body is one of the, of the pretenders to go for a, for the president's the alley public. and so you're just finding a stick to beat him with. you just want to stick to beat him with it. well, well, let's say that in this political world that i now facing every day i've seen a, i've seen action that sometimes are more like a, almost like like, like, like putting a little law. but the law pointing fingers on little details, but globally speaking, the brakes. it negotiation when extremely well, we knew that we would have an issue with this fishing activity. we knew we are, that we will laugh probably an issue with another nyland border at one point in time. i don't know when and, and effectively you case shouldn't take advantage of the loo

u. k. can and even latin america, and other countries in future than they were to high from cycle pollute with members of your household. please, please, please, please. we're going to continue to fight with justin to russia must not be allowed in germany. i don't want you have to call and leave it so. so ok, so didn't altino haitian the 5 and the yes, dr. a indian, 80 the novice and will be looking more at a russia germany tension is just a bit later on the program here on nazi as moscow rejects a german colts ruling that it back to the mode of a checking shouldn't man in berlin that's coming up shortly with george galloway joining us here. we're now to international in just a few minutes and militants have surrounded a number of key sites and the libyan capital. tripoli is just out of the country's presidential election. it's the 1st since 2014. and we can show you unverified video of the presidential council building where you can apparently see combat vehicles carrying armed men. nearby pho

u. k can find the loophole in the text. it means it wasn't negotiated in the best way. i thought you were happy with what? michelle? bonnie: i did present a macro heaps. praise on him, back in 2019. you've gone off him as well. now. have you? well, you know, is there now we're talking about the french election, the coming one michelle body is one of the, of the pretenders to go for a, for the presidents that i like to bleak on. so you're just finding a stick to beat him with you just want to stick to beat him with it. well, well, let's say that in this political world that i am now facing every day. i've seen a, i've seen action that sometimes are more like a almost like like, like, like putting a little law, but the law pointing fingers on little details, but globally speaking, the brakes. it negotiation when extremely well. we knew that we would have an issue with this fishing activity. we knew we had that we, we left probably an issue with another nyland border at one point in time. i don't know when and, and effectively you case shouldn't take advantage of the looph

u. k can find the loophole in the text. it means it wasn't negotiated in the best way. i thought you were happy with what michelle bunny did present the macro heat praise on him back in 2019. you've gone off him as well. now have you? well, you know, is there now we're talking about the french election. the coming one michelle body is one of the, of the pretenders to go for a, for the president's the alley public. and so you're just finding a stick to beat him with. you just want to stick to beat him with it. well, well, let's say that in this political world that i now facing every day i've seen a, i've seen action that sometimes are more like a, almost like like, like, like putting a little law. but the law pointing fingers on little details, but globally speaking, the brakes. it negotiation when extremely well, we knew that we would have an issue with this fishing activity. we knew we are, that we will laugh probably an issue with another nyland border at one point in time. i don't know when and, and effectively you case shouldn't take advantage of the loop all of th

u. k can find the loophole in the text. it means it wasn't negotiated in the best way. i thought you were happy with what michelle. bonnie: a did present a macro heat praise on him back in 2019. you've gone off him as well. now have you? well, you know, is there now we're talking about the french election. the coming one michelle body is one of the, of the pretenders to go for a, for the president's the alley public. and so you're just finding a stick to beat him with. you just want to stick to beat him with it. well, well, let's say that in this political world that i now facing every day i've seen a, i've seen action that sometimes are more like a, almost like like, like, like putting a little law. but the law pointing fingers on little details, but globally speaking, the brakes. it negotiation when extremely well, we knew that we would have an issue with this fishing activity. we knew we are, that we will laugh probably an issue with another nyland border at one point in time. i don't know when and, and effectively you case shouldn't take advantage of the loop all of

u. k, you can understand why they want to sever that connection. but like you said so many other countries are also affected by omicron. but e countries don't really want to restrict travel with in each countries. and the notable difference here is that the u. k. isn't a part of the you anymore. and in those same conditions then don't apply. alright, well, how's the u. k responding to all of this, them, they're quite, they're not happy about it. of course, for us, johnson has and said outright that he doesn't think that it's a fair decision. and many conservative politicians are also arguing that it may be a political move. it does follow of weeks of political attentions between the 2 countries over things like prospects that fishing rates and migration or the channel. but on the other hand, if you just look at the numbers a lot, i mean the u. k reported 93000 cases on friday. so you could argue with that speak for itself. all right, we'll leave it there. d. w 's. how normal, thanks for bringing us all that information. france is not the only count

u. k can find the loophole in the text. it means it wasn't negotiated in the best way. i thought you were happy with what michelle. bonnie: a did present a macro heat praise on him back in 2019. you've gone off him as well. now have you? well, you know, is there now we're talking about the french election, the coming one michelle body is one of the, of the pretenders to go for a, for the precedence that i like to bleak on. so you're just finding a stick to beat him with you just want to stick to beat him with it. well, well, let's say that in this political world that i now facing every day i've seen a, i've seen action that sometimes are more like a almost like like, like, like putting a little law. but the law pointing fingers on little details, but globally speaking, the brakes. it negotiation when extremely well, we knew that we would have an issue with this fishing activity. we knew we had that we, we left probably an issue with another nyland border at one point in time. i don't know when and, and effectively you case shouldn't take advantage of the loophole of th

u. k. although for example, you can and are trained from the u. k to belgium. that's still possible though, there's also not very logical all these restrictions and austria is now taking the lead because austria is only letting people in who are boosted. you can only get there if you have 3 shots, if you're only vaccinated, you needed an additional test. and all other people have to quarantine and, and the netherlands are contemplating a full lockdown again and also a trevor, ben and germany also is considering out some areas in europe as high risk area. so you can go back without guaranteeing. and in the next days and weeks, we will see more countries fall into this pattern. so we are back to the sky we had last christmas, and everybody bought into to avoid that. but the, the new or micron vibrant is forcing governments to react. now clearly restrictions, therefore, from country to country, could there be a unified it would be an approach well blood, li speaking, there is no a european approach. there was a summit just last thursday here by the leaders and had

i was so if i can just build on that, i think one of the things it's really important is to am kind of separate out the public conversation about trans people and trans rights in the u. k. so or media or politics from the attitudes of the general public's the attitudes, the general public can u. k. are broadly very positive and young people, women hot more highly educated people are all, much more likely to, to view trans people positively and to be supportive of equal rights for trans people and anti discrimination protections for trans people em and really being transferred to can you case is a kind of minority position as some great research from the quality human rights commission that shows it's about it's about one in 6 people in the u. k. that a transfer back to what's distinctive about the u. k. i guess is, is the tone of our national conversation about trans people given the fact that actually generally speaking of public, a pretty accepting was, are such a gap between the public media discourse in the disposition of everyday people. yeah, i would blame that directly on our media a we made all these advances. we changed the law many times to make life safer. t

u. k. although for example, you can and training from the u. k to belgium, that's still possible though there's also not very logical all these restrictions and austria is now taking the lead because austria is only letting people in who are boosted. you can only get there if you have 3 shots. if you're only vaccinated, you needed an additional test. and all other people have to quarantine and in the netherlands are contemplating a full lockdown again and also a travel band. and germany also is considering out some areas in europe as high risk area. so you can go back without guaranteeing. and in the next days and weeks we will see more countries fall into this pattern. so we are back to the ski we had last christmas, and everybody wanted to avoid that, but the, the new or me cron vibrant is forcing governments to react. now clearly restrictions differ from country to country. could there be a unified he would be an approach. well bluntly speaking, there is no european approach. there was a summit just last thursday here by the leaders and had t

u. k. where we can see the actually it's not the threat it could be. and as a result, we'll be right back on, on some of these measures and, and accept that this is the natural progression of this virus is, is symbols down to become endemic entity that we expect it will. chris, for some common sense on cove it. thank you so much for your time. we appreciate it . my pleasure. 15 minutes past this news. here's what's coming up on his 1st stop of an asia pacific for the us secretary state reaffirms america. commitment to push back against chinese influence a you and report claims police for the deaths of 11 people during process in columbia last year and in sport will hear fraud straight. he has both test hero as a team gets ready to take on england in adelaide. ah, onto the news in the governor of kentucky and the united states has at least 74 people have been killed in the region by fridays series of tornadoes. more than a 100 are missing. the powerful storms tore through the state and 5 others laying waste 2 entire towns. in some cases. president joe b

u. k. although for example, you can and training from the u. k to belgium, that's still possible though there's also not very logical all these restrictions and austria is now taking the lead because austria is only letting people in who are boosted. you can only get there if you have 3 shots. if you're only vaccinated, you needed an additional test and all other people have to quarantine and, and the netherlands are contemplating a full lockdown again. and also a trevor, ben and germany also is considering out some areas in europe as high risk area. so you can go back without guaranteeing. and in the next days and weeks we will see more countries fall into this pattern. so we are back to the scheme we had last christmas, and everybody bought into to avoid that. but the, the new or me cron vibrant is forcing governments to react. now clearly restrictions differ from country to country. could there be a unified it would be an approach? well blood, li speaking, there is no a european approach. there was a summit just last thursday here by the lead

u. k. it's all not here nor edinburgh caught a 4 or belfast box. the difference in restrictions across the u. k. means that in england at least, you can still go out and party. you can gather together in pubs, restaurants, nightclubs, whatever. i'm celebrate, if you want. most people though, i think you're taking it easy to stay inside and in other parts of the u. k, scotland, wales, and northern ireland. the restrictions there mean that it's even more reduced. so nightclubs are closed in those parts of the u. k. big limitations on the number of people who can actually gather together. a told so much that they're all worries. i think in some parts that there's going to be an influx of people from scotland, wales, etc. into england to come down here and party and people me health officials, a warning against that saying that if you want to stay healthy and co cobra free best to stay inside this year and keep caution rory, i'm not sure how long we bought you live for but if you're out there new year's eve, i hope you find a hot chocolate or something. it could be a long evening. hey, thank you for that return and they live for us in lon

u. k. take between de supplements in when it's a all through winter. it actually recommends the darkest can people in the u. k. take the committee, supplements all the year round, but the dos day recommending in my view is just way too small. so he went out in the sun and you take, you know, you're out and you show shorts and you know, in a nice sunny day you're probably going to make about 20000 units of it's. i mean, date was the government is recommending taking 400 units a day. the doses are very, very small. so we're just not getting this fits and then and the other one that people can be short of to me, k to because that comes from grass. mentation is it needs to be taken with the k o l. a. i mean, people to watch your videos about it when you talk about this, but i mean, you know, as you say this, i was on going underground today. i got to get on to, on the ground. and you know, going, going to really, and most disturbingly, i mean, usually very calm. i mean, as you say billions are going to be infected by a mac. run. most alarmingly you quoted tim spec to saying p c r tests have a f

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u. k to they many can moving all not facebook users may have to reassess the information. they've been getting from this site after its parent company mets admitted in court, that so called fact checks are based merely although pinion. the revelation came during a legal battle initiated by a journalist after his post were flanked as misleading r t. southgate taylor report turns out the famous fact checkers who are busy labeling things false partly false, misleading. i've actually been a bit loose with, well, the facts. facebook yet again found itself in court. this time up against a journalist. he didn't like the day slapped a partly full sticker on one of his post. so he food for defamation. i'm because facebook where he spent millions of dollars on legal fees over the years and got creative this time and claimed that front checkers. don't decide what's false, so not based on fact, what to ridiculous idea, but on their opinion. hence the title, fact checkup and because opinion in america is sacred, you can't sue it. it's a very, very nifty loophole. but just to really esc

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can reap the benefits of that later on. that when you open up was of ours is down to, you know, virtually 0 when the moment the u. k. and other european countries the and it was just far too high for that. so what you're looking for as a mitigation, that after that peak and hopefully something we can live with, as well as you know, overwhelming your local health services. you mentioned there that net effective measures we've seen in, in south either asian countries. what exactly did you mean by that? can you elaborate a bit on what those have been? yes, so rather than getting with pandemic when they weren't sure about the viruses, well, the original hands train, the went to universal masking and forced isolation crime, scene of effects and contacts. there will be had security tax on, on risk ankles and mobile phone apps to track. they've been what he broke, those isolation, quarantine orders that even new friends they had to be made. it won't stay at home and they need a written permission slip. so to leave the house for essential business that, that kind of measure that did actually work very well to stem the tide o

u. k. is warned, i can see a 1000000 cases of the ohm icon, covet variant in weeks and attempt to deescalate tension. president bible is going to speak to ukrainian and baltic leaders as russia masses. troops on ukraine's border are guilty voting for 3 pro democracy campaigners in hong kong. they're charged with taking part in a band vigil. talk to salvage the iran nuclear deal and we're about to get underway . we're going to be live in vienna and i'm he to stay with the sports news. australia continued to dominate the ashes, cricket series against england, and barcelona myself on the knockout stage of the champions league for the 1st time in 2 decades. following a 3 little defeat to buy and munich, ah, the amazon varied as casting a shadow over the coming christmas period with countries across the globe stepping up measures to contain the spread of the new covered 19 strain. south africa approved the use of the pfizer vaccine boosters, shot falling spike in cases in the past 2 weeks. a 3rd dose can now be given to people. over 18. denmark has moved to impose a series of tough new restrictio

u. k alone energy bills can rise by as much as 50 percent because of this ongoing energy crisis, which is even being referred to as a national crisis. so why is there such hesitation to allow nordstrom to, to go into operation? well, pleasure to be back with you, rachel, as to pass like question one part of course is the point about the crisis. i mean is absolutely dastardly in the u. k. audrey i gallagher, or i'll defer to him, he's a chief executive officer and the deputy actually there of the arm u. k. retail energy group, energy u k. and his, as the energy crisis is industry crisis is worse than it's ever been. he said the industry has never been more vulnerable on energy bills in the u. k. at the moment that for consumers are expected actually to leave the army to over their cap. um for from 2000 pounds, that's up from 120200000 pounds. so i mean, this is really a terrible situation with soaring prices, so it's absolutely ghastly on the wholesale market. now to the 2nd part of your question, i mean in terms of the likelihood of them letting not stream to operate well list trust at he

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and 15 is much too young to have a double miss tech to me when you can have a tattoo in the u. k. until you're 18 or pop from green lighting, sex change treatment for 14 year olds. and other tips from the transgender group is to allow 15 year olds to undergo chest masculine zation surgery. the organization says that age ball is being suggested due to concerns of potential side effects like weak bones and psycho social problems if procedures are carried out later in life. they also admit that evidence on effective early medical intervention is limited. now currently in the u. k, sweden hormone treatments available only to people age 16 and over. and we spoke to walt hi f as an author and former transgender person himself and things that needs to be cautious when dealing with sex, change, therapist for children. my opinion is you should not give any child hormones or help them transition just because they think they are transgender, important for them to confirm that they are not dealing with some underlying co morbidity like buddy just morphia, dissociative disorder. they don't hav

u. s. has had to tense relationship with simply because it con as easily influencing as say for example, can your opinion the u. k. so when you say pushed back, what are the tools to push back with? there are many true disposal of the us in the international community, including sanctions against individuals, trade restriction, we have the global magnetic which imposes economic and travel sanctions on corruption and human rights abusers. so there are international rules that allow opposition to tyranny. the us needs to play by those rules. it shouldn't rollover and allow charity to prevail. it's shared push back and make sure that sherony does not win the day. that rights and freedoms do prevail. stay saying in london, whenever there's been sanctions put in place against china, whenever the, the international tools that david l phillips is talking about being put in place against china, often china has just turned around and said, we are too big. this is not going to affect us that now even bigger with this corporate agreement with russia. well, they use that power responsibility. will they now have a law sympath

u. k as well. what seems to be kind of the general sincere of what needs to be done in order to get on the ground under control, specifically in the u. k. well specifically the you can think they've been, they've actually done overall good job on in terms of the vaccination rates because a 92 percent of the population is vaccinated. particularly those over 12 and 8 in 10 adults had their 2nd job and there's plenty for the rest. i think the n h s has done a very efficient job, certainly more efficient than the rest of europe. and so on the chrome, i think it's going to be very similar and that is adding people vaccinated. and what people are talking about is very interesting though boys johnson doesn't talk about this. president biden doesn't talk about it is, you know, the people that do, it's very unfortunate, of course, that they suffer greatly. and those people that, that, you know, with that the death rates are they don't talk about the co morbidity issues. they don't talk about the co mobility numbers of the commodity rates a tool. i'm so that the lot of people are immune compromised every sick. anyway, i'm not talking about also, it is the use of vitamin d and

we can hear how less trust u. k. for integrity. re put it. we've sent a very clear united message to blood met putin from this g 7 meeting. and we want russia to stop. it's aggression with respect to ukraine. and we have very clear that that would be severe consequences if that incursion took place. this is about deterring russia from taking that action. plenty of generosity, but very little in the way of specific seattle. what are these consequences that russia might suffer? we just don't know yet. might germany prepay be prepared to cancel the nord stream to gas pipeline? for example, might russia be expelled from the swift banking system? could ukraine be given proper, offensive weaponry to counter a russian invasion? you have to assume that these specific to exist somewhere that they have been conveyed to vladimir putin when joe biden and put in towards the other day. the white house said afterwards that the, that once done in 2014, when russia alex, you crimea from ukraine. those things could be on the table would be on the table if ther

can really do a lot credited back with you again, brent rachel. but there's a lot here to unpack. i'm one of the things that's huge. of course the u. k is predominantly a professional services economy and this is actually giving the okay for up to 3 years of what they're calling sort of the visa holiday. which means that there's a that can be a transference of the professional staff from the u. k to australia. that's a huge deal and it's extended, it used to be 30 years old now it's extended to 35 years old. so if you are a professional with a family to they've also lifted the restrictions on family employment. so you're a young professional, you have a wife or husband, you have kids, you can move to australia or vice versa to the u. k. so that's huge in terms of professional services. then in terms of a lot of products, it is actually eliminated all terrorists between both countries. this to quote, the ceo of the petition, australian chamber of commerce date, david mccloud, re, this is a win win situation. there aren't any loses in this situation, particularly for them. the u. k. perspective for confectionary on products, cheeses, i

u. k. infections and our doubling every 2 days, whole band and reports from london. in europe, the jobs are going into people's arms as fast as they can be unpacked. more than half a 1000000 booster shots were administered in the u. k. in just one day, fall short of the 1000000 a day, the government's aiming for. but the race to reinforce immunity is gathering pace. it's the extraordinary infectiousness of the on the con variant though, which is really worrying global scientists and health experts we have learned by now that we underestimate this bio set out period even if or me cron does cause less cbs, this is the sheer number of cases could once again overwhelm unprepared. health systems in the u. k, on the con cases are now doubling every 2 days. and with more than 200000 possibly infected every day, the number could pass a 1000000 within a week, long queues again at vaccinations, centers up and down the u. k. as the government's brewster jap program continues apace. with the dilemma facing the politicians on that side of the river is whether the jobs alone will be enough to slow the progress of the arm across variance. scientists

if you look at what's actually been taking place along the border, now at this point you can recall the u. k and they're provocations over the black sea waters last summer. in addition to that, there was an incident just recently, just yesterday we saw a to nato warplanes that were escorted by russia over the black sea prevented from violating russia's air space. this point, members of the u. s. congress are coming out and saying that they would consider bombing russia. now there's been a fire storm of criticism from their colleagues in response to these comments from american politicians. here's what took place. i would not rule out american troops on the ground. we don't do, you know, we don't rule out 1st use nuclear action. anyone who would propose or even consider what he is saying as an option must be insane. a sociopath or a status launch a nuclear attack that would start a war that would destroy the american people, our country, and the world, and also the ukrainians, so that we can save ukraine's democracy. i mean, it literally is insane. now the backdrop for all of this is the inte

if you look at what's actually been taking place along the border now at this point you can recall the u. k and there are provocations over the black sea waters last summer. there, there is also been intensification of activity from u. s. strategic bomber aviation over the area. there's actually a claim for moscow that americans are rehearsing, dropping nuclear bombs near the russian border. just yesterday, we saw 2 nato, a war plains that were escorted by russia over the black sea prevented from violating russia's aerospace they were aiming to violate russia's aerospace and the and russia essentially prevented them from doing so. escorting them over the black sea. in addition to that, we have situations where we have members of the us, congress and of u. s. senators making statements about possibly attacking russia, saying that they wouldn't be opposed to such a thing and creating a fire storm of opposition from their colleagues. here's some of what's been said. i would not rule out american troops on the ground. we don't do, you know, we don't rule out. first use nuclear action. any one w

u. k. so i, again, i, i know that i can do the same for them also. we, how many stu contained the bantam? again, the 1st few months it was, it was on model for the whole world. and i, we believe that we can do the same in the, or in all the other countries as were cut and burger in berlin with welcome such support. the world may have to brace for a completely new era after all. for now what we're talking about, the cone, a virus, me stay with us permanently. and we have to develop strategies as a way yarmouth. we have to strengthen our health care system with enough staff, with enough equipment, with all the necessary tools. corona is not leaving us any time soon. warner philosophy may subtler creating better conditions for the caregivers. this will remain one of the key issues in 2022 and we're now lucky enough to be able to speak to christian krygier needs, who's a long specialist, an intensive care physician. thank you very much for joining us, christian. so from your personal perspective, how are healthcare professionals coping with the pandemic right now? i guess it's, it's more or l

u. k. in terms of case numbers and the hospitalization race will can, there has been yet again and other recalls a number of new infections. 189 thousands was the latest figure across the u. k. in english hospitals, 11400 people are conver, currently in there with cove it. and so we are being told that sir, infections and hospitalizations arising in all age groups except for young children . now, while that does not seem to be yet filtering into a peak increase in the number of people being admitted to intensive care units, it is still very worrying for the national health service and is putting a big stride on that embodies normally a busy time of the year, winter time with other forms of you know, respiratory illness, flu, etc. so yes, there are warnings being raised across the u. k. from politicians and all the parts of the u. k. developed nations, etc. at boris johnson, he's once again banging the drum for vaccinations, urging people to go out there and get that jobs. the people who think the disease can't hurt them. look at the people going into hospital now. that could be you look at the i

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u. k. 78000. that previous record was back in january of 68000. so you can really see the pace which omicron is ripping through the u. k. at the moment, but the government so far is avoiding to avoiding re imposing strict restrictions what it is doing and the by, with the trying to people to change their behavior at a press conference on wednesday for us. johnson said that he wasn't going to be closing restaurants and bars and cafes, etc. he was just going to ask people to think about whether they really needed to go out to the professor chris with the government. the chief scientist was that he, the people are going to change the way that they are mingling with others over the christmas period. and really think about whether they actually have to be doing that. now rebellious and pays in the conservative party calling this i think it's sort of locked down by stealth. they're not very happy with it. but i have to say that i really have to move to the country because people are listening to the advice and they are changing their behavior. well, the african co