nadine, are you trimming here? >> we have been. i wouldn't go as far as shorting at this point.worry about geopolitical risk, especially for those playing against benchmark. we have some long onlies that we manage and also when you have positions with low crawl spaces, you have to worry about taxes. so maybe you would hedge a long position if you don't want to trim it, but i wouldn't go out and just short it now because of the open envelope list >> carter was saying to short oil itself, the commodity, as opposed to equities. steve, where do you stand on oil equities >> i'm more in nadine's camp i would not short the commodity either i think that he nailed it for all the reasons. they're all correct. the problem is not only is there geopolitical risk, there's political risk if president biden can't figure out how to lower the price of energy between now and the midterms, it's going to be an incredible loss to the democrats. so i think you're going to see him doing something that's going to bring in the price of oil quickly. >> we've got a news alert here on peloton shares are roc

there will be people who say nadine _ things. there will be people who say nadine doris - things.will be people i who say nadine doris is wrong, they will argue that rupert murdoch on freddie metals in our democracy and this decision could give him more power to do so. ~ ., , could give him more power to do 50, ~ ., , ., ., could give him more power to do so. . . , ., ., ., , could give him more power to do so. what is data that? is not true. so. what is data that? is not true- you — so. what is data that? is not true. you need _ so. what is data that? is not true. you need to _ so. what is data that? is notl true. you need to remember, with a whopping revolution, murdoch essentially save the press with a that enabled the other titles to become much more successful for that enabled the sunday times to become multi—sectioned and all newspapers to flourish. it was a very positive thing. it wasn't written about that at the time. some people will disagree with you. the print unions had _ disagree with you. the print unions had their— disagree with you. the print unions had their boot

thank you very much for that. nadine babbling for us in london. and he and i is al jazeera natasha back lat whitmore from the ukrainian capital. on the diplomatic efforts to end of the crisis. we heard from a, the ukrainian foreign minister a bit earlier after a meeting that he had with the spanish foreign minister who was in the capital for talks about the crisis. and the crating foreign minister said that, look, the situation still remains tens, but things are under control when he said the diplomacy is continuing to ease tension. so he certainly optimistic and i think there's a sense amongst not only ukrainian officials loss or a western powers that is low as the dialog continues with moscow. there is a reason to be optimistic. now, on tuesday, in berlin, the leaders of germany, france, and poland met they were of course, a discussing ways to try to diffuse this crisis. the french person to minute micro was briefing them about the meeting that he had on monday at the kremlin, with the russian leader of vladimir putin emanuel mycroft. that meeti

nadine dories says it's not a murdoch's financial interest to do. yeah, that's not true what you described. just explain the undertaking, when he bought the titles in 1981, he gave undertakings the two titles that would remain separate. there was a real interest then without digital media that we needed a plurality of opinions. and they didn't want the times and sunday times to merge. that's what's existed for a0 years. the anomaly was, this was a 20th—century decision that doesn't apply to the digital age, 21st century. the fact that the government could have some say on the free press is an anomaly. i think the department of culture, media and sport excepted that, that we should be involved, you look after your own business, you have a level playing field with the other publishers so you are treated the same. —— we shouldn't be involved. so they've agreed to these undertakings to be removed from their influence. the undertakings remain there being put into our employment contracts and we are going to continue to have independent. it's exactly the

taking place in russia, people around the world or been expressing their outrage at the invasion. nadine baba reports from london on the demonstrations across europe in the heart of london, demanding more be done for ukraine. many of these protest is all ukrainian with family and friends back home that they're desperately worried about. people like ela medford ever who came to britain more than 20 years ago? i still remember stories. hm. and then my then father about the 2nd world war and how the extension came and what is happening me in and not just it, it's not just the military, it 8 big holes thing to start today, killing people. ah, there were similar solidarity protests across europe. this was munich in the south of germany itself, no stranger to upheaval, and dark episodes in history. them answer once the widow, when we're worried about our brothers sisters, our relatives. you look at the people gathered here and everybody is scared. the war will break out in europe. in the italian capital, a large crowd called for more pressure on russia. and in paris, they gathered in the plast

we've got to talk about russian media in the uk because the government's culture secretary, nadine dorries wants the regulator 0fcom to look at what she calls russian propaganda in the uk. we'll consider that. we'll also learn about russian media inside russia itself and we've got to talk about bloomberg as well. last week and the supreme court, it was stopped from publishing a story on privacy grounds, and that sparked a broader discussion about how you balance public interest and individuals privacy. so we will impact all of that with a range of guests for gently explore issues are erika solomon, berlin correspondent for the fc, david merritt, senior executive editor at bloomberg news, hugh tomlinson, qc. also francis scarr, a russian media analyst at bbc at bbc in chris curtis, editor in chief of broadcast magazine. chris came a very good to have you back on the media show, and i've got to ask you about two of the biggest names in bbc news, emily maitliss and john sopel, both leaving it together and heading to the media company global to make a podcast, to do a show for the bbc as well

there will be people who say nadine dorries is wrong, they will argue that rupert murdoch meddles inld give him more power to do so. it's not true. you need to remember, with a whopping revolution, murdoch essentially save the press with a that enabled the other titles to become much more successful for that enabled the sunday times to become multi—sectioned and all newspapers to flourish. it was a very positive thing. it wasn't written like that at the time. some people will disagree with you. the print unions had their boot on our throats at the time. and that got rid of it and all the others followed suit. the fact is, he doesn't interfere, he doesn't interfere in the times or the sunday times of so he won't get on the phone and talk to you about stories that are in the papers or... no, i'll ask what's going on what's happening in government and general things. he doesn't interfere. i give you a good example, one of the most important decisions that this country is taken in the century was brexit. rupert murdoch was pro brexit and indeed the sun was. but the times was remain, scep

nadine dorries, this is what she had to say.umber of mps, ex ministers— there are a number of mps, ex ministers and a small number of mps, many— ministers and a small number of mps, many in_ ministers and a small number of mps, many in safe _ ministers and a small number of mps, many in safe seats who are the same names_ many in safe seats who are the same names we _ many in safe seats who are the same names we continue to see cropping up. names we continue to see cropping up some _ names we continue to see cropping up some of— names we continue to see cropping up. some of those names have been exercised _ up. some of those names have been exercised in — up. some of those names have been exercised in trying to get david cameron— exercised in trying to get david cameron out, theresa may out and they are _ cameron out, theresa may out and they are trying to get boris johnson out. they are trying to get boris johnson out no— they are trying to get boris johnson out. no prime minister will please any of— out. no prime minister will

given by some of the prime minister's supporters — including an appearance by the culture secretary, nadineformance was mocked by rory stewart, a former conservative minister, but now no longer a member of the party. he tweeted. .. that post was then retweeted by newsnight presenter emily maitlis, prompting complaints, such as this from molly giles... emily maitlis took to twitter again, reposting the original message from rory stewart and writing... she later added... it's not the first time emily maitlis has got into trouble for sharing posts on social media, and reaction was divided. andyjohnstone was supportive, writing... but alfred disagreed. thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see, read or hear on bbc news on tv, radio, online, and social media, email newswatch@bbc.co.uk, or you can find us on twitter at @newswatchbbc. you can call us on... and do have a look at our website for previous interviews — bbc.co.uk/newswatch. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hel

taking place in russia, people around the world have been expressing their outrage at the invasion. nadine baba reports from london on the demonstrations across europe in the heart of london, demanding movie done for ukraine. many of these protest is all ukrainian with family and friends back home that they're desperately worried about. people like elementary deva who came to britain more than 20 years ago. i still remember 32 and then then mother and father about the 2nd world war and how big she came. and it's just been me, you know, just the new to be open. you seem to set to they killing people. there was similar solidarity protest across europe. this was munich in the south of germany itself. no stranger to upheaval and dark episodes in history. them answer once the widow, when we're worried about our brothers sisters, our relatives. you look at the people gathered here, and everybody is scared. the war will break out in europe. in the italian capital, a large crowd called for more pressure on russia. and in paris, they gathered in the plaster la bleak calling on nato to protect ukrai

. >> joining me now is nadine smith, executive director of equality florida and matthew dowd, country over party and msnbc analyst. talk about these ads. they're very aggressive and i actually think they're really well crafted in terms of messaging. what is the idea behind putting these ads out there and who are you trying to speak to? >> well, you know, the message is really clear. despite ron desantis' use of free florida, what he actually advocates for are video cameras in classrooms and surveilling every conversation between teachers and students in invasion into the doctors' office between parents, their doctor and child when it comes to trans young people and the opposite of freedom. it's about book banning and silencing and erasing history and for us, it was important because i think no matter where you fall on the political spectrum, there is a big difference between i'm not going to pay to see that comedian or go to that concert, that's me and the free market making decisions but when the government says you can't read this book, you can't learn about these topics, this eveni

k. nadine barbara with that update on the situation from london. thank q finally waiting for us on the north loan of the white house. its alan fisher allen. what's expected out of the administration today we'll have from antony blink and last week. who said that if fly to be a put, recognize the 2 brick away republics, there would be a swift response. and there was from the white house, the initially and own sanctions on the 2 republics of news doing business with them . but were expecting more measures to be announced than the coming hours. and maybe got sort of a preview from it from london when we expect them to target a number of russian financial institutions, perhaps a technology sector, and even those individuals of high net worth who are close to vladimir putin. this stops well short of a full response from the biden white house, but we expect that because one senior official speaking late on monday said that what had happened was essentially a acknowledgment of the reality on the ground, the status quo. so no one here in washington expects

thank you. nadine, we're going to rewind a bit further now and earlier on tuesday, the u. s. president joe biden accused of poaching the beginning and invasion of ukraine as he announced a series of sanctions against moscow. all this, after the russian leader recognised as we've heard the independence of those separatist regions in the east of ukraine. don bass, it is known as our west separatists have been fighting against ukrainian forces ever since 2014. more in this report from alan fisher. for weeks these won the sanctions. no faced with what he sees as russian aggression in ukraine. job bite in his act. it were implementing full blocking sanctions on 2 large russian financial institutions, v b and their military back reprimand, comprehensive sanctions on russia's sovereign debt. that means we've cut off russian government from western finances. law school, post sanctions on russia's leech and their family members. they share in the crop gaze of the criminal policy and to share the pain as well. the president has spent a lot of time with his national security team ove

governor newsom appointed nadine burke harris in 2019 a year before the covid outbreak.'s pediatrician, founder of san francisco center for youth wellness and she was hoping to focus her work on california's children, and then the pandemic radically changed her mission. she is credited with addressing health inequities during the pandemic. burke harris did her medical residency at stanford. >>> it was a brutal day for facebook as its shares dropped more than 20%. the tumble came in extended trading after the company reported disappointing earnings and said users growth has slowed. the first quarter revenue will be between $27 billion and $29 billion. analysts were expecting it to be more than $30 billion. shares are down roughly 4% in 2022. >>> every athlete that is set to compete in the olympics dreams of being on a podium with a medal placed around their neck. when the games begin tomorrow, these are the medals that they're chasing. the 2022 medals are composed of five rings and a center. it's meant to represent the olympic spirit of bringing people together. very simi

nadine burke in comparison -- in 2019.ediatrician and the founder of san francisco's center for youth wellness. she hoped to focus on children until the pandemic hit. that radically change her mission. she is credited with addressing health inequities during the pandemic. she did her residency at stanford. she did not provide any public reason for her resignation. >>> if you have written a check or filled out forms, you might have noticed today's date, 2/2/22. here come the brides. this is what's known as an auspicious date. >> 2/2/22 is an angel number, which means you're at the right place at the right time with the right people. what better way than to get married. >> that ceremony was at 11:00 a.m. they want the 2:00 p.m. slot to go with all the other 2s, but that one was taken. county clerk will also be extending its hours on valentine's day and on february 22nd, which is apparently twice as desirable as february 2nd. you get that extra 2 in there. >> congratulations for the lucky couple. >>> up next, reopen for the f

nadine burke harris became california's first surgeon general, back in 2019. governor newsom appointed harris for her work in pediatrics. she founded a clinic in sentences goes bayview hunters point area. gove nrnburke harris's expertis leadership in championing equity, early childhood development have been instrumental, advancing the health and well-being of californians. no word on who would be her replacement. >>> i'm allen martin. in roughly 2 decades, more than a 600,000 people in the u.s. and canada have died of an opioid overdose. the pandemic has pushed that crisis to disturbing heights. now, a reporter is calling for immediate action and sweeping reforms for a problem affecting every corner of the bay area. >> reporter: think about the opioid crisis in sentences goes tenderloin may come to mind, but make no mistake, the rising tide of addiction and overdose deaths is found everywhere. >> we might have overdose calls to traditional family homes and apartments. >> reporter: these days, counterfeit pills full of fentanyl are plentiful and lethal. during

thank you for that. nadine baba in london. well let's get that the view now from ukraine and natasha butler is in the ukrainian capital kia, i various european leaders, natasha, engage in high stakes diplomacy here. well, what's the view from, from kiev and from the a cray? and how much optimism is there that diplomacy could work we heard from the ukrainian foreign minister a bit earlier after a meeting that he had with the spanish foreign minister who was in the capital for talks about the crisis. and the crating foreign minister said that, look, the situation still remains tens, but things are under control. when he said that diplomacy is continuing to ease tension. so he's certainly optimistic and i think there's a sense amongst not only ukrainian officials, nor so a western powers that as low as the dialog continues with moscow. there is a reason to be optimistic. now, on tuesday, in berlin, the leaders of germany, france, and poland met they were of course, discussing ways to try and diffuse as crisis. the french presiden

weapons and even some military personnel to ukraine. nadine, that's roy. last week, britain sent around 2000 anti sang weatherly xander, several dozen military personnel, or to help or used to help train ukrainian or troops to use those. and that also center and armored vehicles. now liz truss is on her way to meet sir gay lover off her russian counterpart in moscow with a clear message that russian needs to stick by its commitments under international treaties in terms of regional security. now she's put out a statement saying, we have said many times any further invasion would incur severe costs, including through a coordinated package of sanctions. will on the 31st of january she told the you, k parliament. the new laws would be in place by the 10th of february that's thursday. and which would extend further than ever to target companies, which economically support the state of russia or the russian regime. as the government here puts it and individuals connected to those companies. but that law is not in place. the opposition here raising eyebrows say,

and many, like nadine, his family fled iran, come from refugee backgrounds just like them. >> i think it is welcoming for them, to see someone who can relate with them. >> reporter: for many of the refugees, it is the first professional healthcare they have received in years. >> there are people with extremely high lead levels. we had to intervene really quickly. >> reporter: the doctors say some of the most common issues in refugees come from stress and anxiety. >> all these things are mental, but they are coming up as physical complaints in patients. >> reporter: it is something the clinic at county healthcare system is well-equipped to system handle. >> we see the impact almost immediately on our patients lives. >> reporter: here, i have seen it before. >> this program started way back during the vietnamese refugee crisis, and, you know, fast- forward decades later, here we are and still responding. >> reporter: in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> county supervisors have unveiled a proposal to ban ghost guns. the county has seen an increase in crimes involving the illegal weapons

you're looking. nadine's house, located not far from his business, was once a school after the nuclear disaster. everything was left to decay. buddy and bought the building in 2015 for just $200.00 since then he's been renovating it bit by bit doing all the work himself. the pantry was the 1st room to be finished. for vadim, it had top priority. that's because it has a secondary purpose, yucca literally. the 1st thing i said after we got here was that we need to build a bunker. there wasn't one in this house. so i build this one with reinforced concrete and lodge beams, squalor, if war breaks out, we can take refuge here. that is a bit thorman. the same thing could happen here, as in don bass. not particularly across russia could come across the border from belarus, garcia to fish, some amazon, which on the border is just 30 kilometers from here. i think the likelihood of it happening is quite high up in what's in local korean for the past 6 years, vadim has poured every space sent into renovating the house, but progress, islam luck. of the 5 rooms only one is finished, but it's enough

the country can do is hope the fighting and soon and urge the world to do more to make that happen. nadine baba al jazeera london, the gremlins website has been taken offline by a cyber attack. ukrainian media says it's one of 6 state affiliated sites in russia that has gone down. the hackers, collective, known as anonymous is thought to be responsible. the group announced on twitter, it was at war with the russian government chelsea football clubs of russian own a roman abramoff, which has handed control of the club to its charitable foundation. the billionaire whose onto the european champion for 20 years made the decision after you k parliamentary debate this week and sanctions against and let me push in government one and pay cold on the british government to seize abroad, which is acids including chelsea associated presses. sports correspondent rob harris, explains what the move means in practice symbolically. it's hugely significant in the fact that a problem of it is signaling he stepping aside. but once he sort of del, further into the statement and based on my own conversations, h

limited availability post doctor, nadine burke. harris was appointed by governor newsom in 2019. dr burke. harris is a pediatrician and the founder and ceo of the center for youth wellness of pediatric nonprofit in san francisco. it's not known at this time why she decided to resign or when another surgeon general will be appointed. governor newsom did release the statement responding to dr burke harris is resignation and it reads in part quote. i thank her for the impactful initiatives and framework she has put in place as california's first ever surgeon general, and we'll continue this important work to create healthier communities across the state. u. c berkeley's nelson lab has been and continues to evaluate wastewater samples for covid. this is from nine wastewater facilities in alameda, contra costa. san francisco and marin county's. the overall amount of covid in wastewater has become less and less but the wastewater facility that serves san ruffles, mostly latino canal district. sampled on january 18th mysteriously spiked, officials acknowledged the sampling site changed

still leona wanted 4000 donna's fort. nadine sold his car to raise the money yackel if but if the 1st time i saw this place, i thought i can't do anything with this one in the week. everything was broken up on the roof. the roof had collapsed. let us while there were no wolves zip on nothing, but my wife came and looked around and said, i see a factory here. yeah, but she was good father letting and his wife ran their own business before the war broke out. with 40 employees. they melted down metal produced car batteries and recycled household waste. but the war destroyed every thing. well, as of what brought you, i will look by 40 grad rockets and force merch rockets studio. i kept the crate as they left were 12 meters wide and 3 made his deep breathing. we took refuge in a bunker, dazzling back to soviet times of almost horror. it was a miracle we survived actually of problem. that's when we knew we had to leave m o u ah, they swapped one disaster zone for another. around 300000 people were evacuated from here off the chernobyl disaster and we settled elsewhere. many went voluntarily

the sal and 11 will get the basis from nadine bob and his life for us in london 1st to have with natasha butler. tell us more about what came out of this press conference with the ukranian foreign minister natasha. yes, dmitri clover a giving a press conference in kiev. and he went over a couple of points really. he said, 1st of all, in terms of the situation along kev's along ukraine's border, he said that it was calm. it was quiet despite the buildup of russian troops there . and that i caused some of the comments he made earlier today in which he said, look, the situation is still very tense, but it is under control. he said he also welcomed a recent diplomatic efforts by various a western leaders. he said that those efforts had really helped to or reduce tensions that helped to ease tensions. and that the presidents, as lensky had also welcomed them, he talked about the french president emanuel macro, who met with the russian leader vladimir putin in moscow on monday. and also with the ukranian present in kiev on tuesday, or he said the micro had put no pressure on a ukraine, had not

but the relationship is clearly awkward and a little strained. nadine met there was heavy fighting so we couldn't stay calm and we moved to another base until the fighting went quiet. and now we're able to return. for now the rolling hills of east mamma are quiet, but this is just 180 kilometers from you must capital and the current leadership know the fighting will resume. now to near the chimney narrow, we think it's because company stays is very close to napier door. so this poses a security threat to them. the real cost of the fighting is being built by hundreds of thousands of civilians forced from their homes. the thai government has turned thousands away from its border, yet many remained close to scared to go home. and rebel fighters say military forces assessing 5 properties as they advance, leaving nothing behind but scorched toni chang out to 0 on the time me on my board . and if you're pin airlines, his loan passengers on a boeing 737 max for the 1st time since a crash nearly 3 years ago, grounded the aircraft worldwide. 157 people were killed when a flight to ny ruby went

outside the country can do is hope the fighting and soon and the world to do more to make that happen. nadine baba al jazeera london demonstrators in new york city of turned out in force to denounce russia's actions against ukraine. it comes a day after similar protests was held up by the russian mission to the united nations. new york is home to more than 150000 ukrainians, thought to be the largest such community in the us. the kremlin website has been taken offline by a cyber attack. ukrainian media says one of 6 data affiliated sites in russia that had gone down the heck is collective known as anonymous phase, to be responsible. the group announced on twitter that it was at war with the russian government. a mile youtube has blocked or russian state channel r t, and several other russian media outlets from earning advertising revenue on the platform. it said it was taking action against outlets with links to recent sanctions. the company has also restricted access to channels in ukraine. that's after the ukrainian government asked it to block propaganda. russian content. chelsea football

the country can do is hope the fighting and soon and urge the world to do more to make that happen. nadine baba al jazeera london chelsea football clubs, russian owner, roman abram of ej has handed control of the club to its charitable foundation. the billionaire whose own the european champions for 20 years made the decision after a u. k. parliamentary debate this week on sanctions against vladimir prudence government. what m p cold on the british government to seize abramoff at his assets including chelsea, associated press, sports correspondent rob harris explains what the move means in practice. symbolically. it's hugely significant in the fact that a problem of it is signaling he stepping aside. but once he sort of del, further into the statement and based on my own conversations, he will be still winning. chelsea, he has no plans to sell, i'm told. but this is clearly a reaction to the growing pressure being felt by the british government targeting russians in the wake of the russian invasion of ukraine. now there's been nothing stated that around which would face sanctions at this p

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the country can do is hope the fighting ensued and urge the world to do more to make that happen. nadine baba al jazeera london and in the u. s. people have rallied outside the white house, making similar demands from now government more support to grain more. i don't know . i'm. i suspect he can to do the military, but i'm sure he can help me. it's more like maybe guns. i mean, i personally, you know, people that i like sleeping in the subway tonight and fully quote, just in case we need a wake outside of science and, you know, run some around like, i'm sorry, they have to pay an extra $510.00 at a fill up, there's people out here like afraid that they not, they might die tonight. so that's just, i think that's it. incredibly selfish, practical haynes speaking to some of the professors there and this is the rest of her report. they're saying that the russians bank, russian banks need to be cut off from swift messaging system. they're saying that there needs to be more weapon center ukraine, and they're calling especially for a no fly zone or spent the last week at the pentagon. that see

russia's envoy invalid roost, as well as an aid to the russian president vladimir putin lightroom. nadine ski. he is a former minister of culture in russia, but now he is. he was appointed as the head of this delegation. in these a peace talks in ballard. he sat mr. medina sky. he said that the russian side did everything to ensure a safe passage for the cranium, so that they could come from key to the city of guerrmo on the border between dollars close to the border between valerie and ukraine. and understand that right now, the russian delegation is headed from minced to towards the city of gamble. and we were told that there is also preparation security preparations in place to make sure that both sides are feel safe and you know, ready to engage in in dialogue. there we know from what the russian president said earlier, that the russian military operation in ukraine was put to hold on february 25th. when mister zelinski 1st told that he wants to talk and discuss the neutral status for ukraine, but then he changed his mind and the operation was resumed. so this is not something that is

, and the dean diaries today that the majority of conservative mps are supporting borisjohnson —— nadineolt, who“s 32, has been placed on restricted duties. he“s due to appear in court next month. rescue workers in morocco have entered a tunnel through which they“re hoping to reach a five—year—old boy trapped in a well for the last five days. rayan awram is stuck 35 metres below ground. mechanical diggers have been working round the clock to try to reach him. with the sport, here“s karthi nganasegaram at the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. it's the opening day of the winter olympics and great britain's mixed doubles curling team ofjen dodds and bruce mouat who are the current world champions, are aiming for olympic gold. there was though disappointment for snowboarder, katie 0rmerod, who was making her 0lympic debut in beijing. andy swiss reports. we're under way. the first day of the games and the first gold up for grabs, in the gruelling sport of cross—country skiing. and, as the rest faded, norway's theresejohaug defied the minus 20 conditions to seal her place in olympic history. a

k government to take a stronger stance against russia. nadine baba, husband who have been demonstrations here outside downing street for several days now. but interestingly, people are not just announcing the actions of president putin in ukraine, but they are calling for specific measures that they want to see brought in straight away. one of them is a no fly zone by nato. so the ukranian armed forces have a great, a chance of resisting the attack by russia. they're also talking to russia to be eliminated from the swift mechanism of international payments. now there are families here who ukrainians, who sector to the united kingdom, with family back home in ukraine who are desperately worried. and they don't know what to tell their relatives. their relatives then know that there are, there is fighting on many different fronts and they are streaming worried. of course families like that have to make the decision. do they stay or do they try to get out of the country? i'm not what so worrying for people here. there is a big solidarity movement here in the united kingdom, whether a tens of

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after half an hour, the train reaches some aiden, one of the main towns in the n nadine region. back in the days when temperatures still drastically dropped in winter, some aiden was considered one of coldest places in switzerland. over the years, the attraction of the glacier express has somewhat paled. in particular, fewer german passengers come because of the strength of the swiss franc. in winter, the train is the only means to travel through the of will a pass which is otherwise closed from november to june. the train goes beneath it in spin us, the route passes by the construction side for the new album or tunnel. the old tunnel opened in 19 o 3 at an altitude of around 1800 meters, which made it one of the highest tunnels. going through a mountain in europe. parallel to the old tunnel at a distance of about 30 meters. construction of the new alba tunnel has been ongoing since 2015 minor is work in a 3 shift system. the main method being used for advancing the tunnel is blasting. mm. a bit further up, the track lies what's known as the most beautiful spot in switzerland. s

we're in a situation at the very same time as far as johnson was uttering that, the culture secretary nadine doris. she's writing and had submitted her letter directly to of com, directing it to take action against our tea now of come already said it is going to examine complaints against this very channel on its coverage as a priority, almost bowing to this pressure then. but that's simply not good enough, really. the government wants to see an affair well and truly now, the letter reads this letter from nate in doris, the called the secretary that r t is part of a of part of russia's global. this in for mention campaign. and that it's essential the u. k. limits russia's spread of state propaganda at home. so it's interesting now to see nathan doris really weighing in, urging and influencing off come here despite the prime minister saying that that's not the job of politicians a tool otherwise. and the words of boris johnson, the u. k, would be as bad as russia. so 2 things really point out to me here. first, the cooling artie to be shut down in the 1st place, arguably as our, the gangs fre

to london, nadine baba as soon as we were talking about sanctions. tell us about what barth johnson announced in the british parliament will come up. horace johnson has been saying that the west now needs to get ready for a protracted crisis over ukraine. he says the presence of armored personnel, carriers and tanks, russian armored personnel, carriers, and tags in the east of ukraine. now constitutes what he called a renewed invasion. and he said that vladimir putin was getting ready for a full scale offensive. because of that, he announced her some new sanctions there limited. but let's just listen to what he's announced. the u. k. sanctioning the following 5 russian banks, rossier, i s bank jim, but general bank a property as bank and the black sea bank. and we are sanctioning 3 very high net worth in vigils. any assets they hold in the u. k. will be frozen. the individuals concerned will be banned from travelling here and we hold further sanctions at readiness to be deployed alongside united states of european union. if the situation escalates st