strength from them that they could not carry it out, but we recall that this was also a coalition of england francely sardinia which was then a very large italian state, turkey and austria -hungary, which almost entered the war in the next intervention during the civil war, in which almost all the countries of europe took part hmm and again, the goal was the splitting of russia and, of course, the finale. as they say, that is not the final. now, in my opinion, this invasion of europe under the leadership is taking place. ah, the third reich. you see, whatever one may say, i don’t make russia, i don’t want to say that our country has always been ideal and has never made any mistakes and absurdities , they clearly calculated what was there at the end of the 19th century. we absolutely did not, uh, so to speak, there was no need to participate in a coalition that, uh, the colonials that then invaded china , russia took part in all sorts of beijing and this led to war. and this led to a war with japan. yes, it led to a war with japan. but i believe that the soviet union at one time rehabilitated itself

eh, more such, perhaps, prepared, and economic and france and england for such battles, but that's notwhat e means, or somewhere such a traditional idea that russia was defeated in the crimean war, but i remind you that in the north the british were defeated in the far east , they were defeated, and in the caucasus the turks were practically defeated. and now, if it were not for betrayal, austria, if it were not for what had to be held for so long and such huge troops to be kept on austria on the border with austria-hungary. hmm, it's quite possible that the war would have unfolded quite differently. yes, and technically , our country has pulled itself up during the years of the crimean war. i remember, i will remind you that on the roads of kronstadt, it was ours, the sailors for the first time, who used minefields. moreover, there was such a tragic story on the one hand, on the other hand, when the british fished out several mines and one of the commanding ships decided to show exactly how it works. he pulled the lever, his hand was torn off, and there several officers died as a resu

uh, more such, perhaps, prepared, uh, economic and france and england for such battles.asus, the turks were practically defeated. and now, if not for the betrayal of austria , if not for the fact that we had to hold on for so long and such huge troops to keep us on australia on the border with austria-hungary. hmm quite possible. the war would have unfolded quite differently. yes, and technically , our country has pulled itself up during the years of the crimean war. i remember, i will remind you that on the kronstadt roadstead it was our sailors who first used minefields. moreover, there was such a tragic story on the one hand, on the other hand, when the british fished out several mines and one of the commanding ships decided to show exactly how it works. he pulled the lever, his hand was torn off, and there several officers died as a result, and these hmm, including the technical successes of russia , they er, no doubt they were. although they were not enough. alexander andreevich prokhanov is an outstanding writer, historian and person with his uh, very important and

stadiums in the world. and especially i wish success to our football players in the stadiums england franceught me back. where was i? oh, don't tell me. well, i'm going to try it before the new year, the mood is like that and suddenly i can't speak. why did i give a subscription not to disclose, well, how they met me, and most importantly, why me appears to have been taken? why is there such a combination for millions of years that they and we have a new year at the same time, which is what they took me for why shoot with a flash? what kind of flash is this? well, we have a new year's light. and they have a new year's flash, how they met me. well, well, he began to juggle, the object disappeared, he began to walk along the traffic jam. well, i don’t understand, i don’t understand, they themselves go there on plates, i had to sing under logovsky’s goat, for the new year. they do interesting things. here we have a green christmas tree, christmas tree toys in the forest a christmas tree was born. no, no, they do not have a christmas tree, but a stick some kind of hexagon chores, what's interes

japan, south korea, england, france, we have some of the loosest, most permissive gun laws in the worldexi is a professor at ucla law has written extensively about guns in america. he says individual states can only do so much even the patchwork of firearm laws across the nation. he believes that in order for real change to occur, laws need to shift on a nationwide level. given the divided congress in a conservative majority on the supreme court. >> the supreme court has expanded second amendment protections in the past year, and some of california's most aggressive gun safety reforms are likely to be called into question in the coming years. >> despite the tough road ahead, he says no other option remains. he wants to buy -- once the violence to stop once and for all. like sino people talk about civil rights, they never thought we would ever had -- and an end to segregation, we need to make sure this happens for our country to be safe. >> despite it being far worse, california's per capita rate for gun related deaths remains one of the lowest in the u.s. for 2020 was 38 percent lower t

moreover, the interests of the group were not only in italy, but also in denmark and england, france,d hungary, this raid brought all these policemen, 56 notorious mafiosi. here are footage of searches of the housing of one of the participants, the situation, as much as possible, austere in the room, only the necessary bedside cabinet and a small chest of drawers for clothes in the room. a stucco wall without a hint of decoration has a safe inside something that looks like a box of cartridges and scarce cash, while, knowing poverty, according to the police, only to avert their eyes in such housing can spend the night those who are at the lowest rung of the mafia hierarchy, the head of advertising bathe in luxury, the assets owned by the detainees are amazing, we arrested those who are in italy but we know that there is a huge amount of luxury real estate and abroad, this property is controlled by the nrangheta through dummy campaigns this bunker with two security perimeters was equipped 2 years ago, when in italy they were preparing to judge one of the leaders of the landrangeta unpre

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japan, south korea, england, france, we have some of the loosest, most permissive gun laws in the worldexi is a professor at ucla law has written extensively about guns in america. he says individual states can only do so much even the patchwork of firearm laws across the nation. he believes that in order for real change to occur, laws need to shift on a nationwide level. given the divided congress in a conservative majority on the supreme court. >> the supreme court has expanded second amendment protections in the past year, and some of california's most aggressive gun safety reforms are likely to be called into question in the coming years. >> despite the tough road ahead, he says no other option remains. he wants to buy -- once the violence to stop once and for all. like sino people talk about civil rights, they never thought we would ever had -- and an end to segregation, we need to make sure this happens for our country to be safe. >> despite it being far worse, california's per capita rate for gun related deaths remains one of the lowest in the u.s. for 2020 was 38 percent lower t

morocco will ban all people from entering and australia is joining countries like the u.s., canada, england, franceequiring travelers from china to have a negative covid test . paula hancocks has the story. >> reporter: exactly, max and bianca. a number of new countries are adding their names to the list as well. the concern not just that there could be an increase in covid cases in the country once travelers start internationally once again from china, but also the fact there could be variants in the near future given the sheer scale of the virus that is swirling around. it is really dual reality in the country. you have on the one handsome people trying to get back to normal. people out and about shopping but on the other side you also have an increase in hospitalizations. you're hearing about the strains on the health system. i heard from one pharmacist that said basic drugs are hard to come by. >> reporter: there's a shortage of all the cold and flu and fever medicine including rubbing alcohol and thermometers that have been out of stock. i think because around the country all the goods are all

and australia is joining countries like the u.s., canada, england, france, south korea, japan, and severaltravelers from china to show proof of a negative covid test. let's bring in cnn's paula hancocks. she joins us live from seoul, south korea. good to see you, paula. how are people in china coping with this surge in covid cases after beijing ditched its zero covid policy? >> reporter: rosemary, a tale of two countries at this point in china. on the one hand, we do have what seems to be some kind of return to normalcy. the fact that you do have congestion back on the streets of beijing. people are still going and deciding to go back shopping and going around the town. so certainly it does seem to visibly be some kind of return to normality. but of course, it could very well be a demographic difference that you would have the younger people out on the street or potentially those that don't have underlying conditions and aren't necessarily at risk of being hospitalized. on the other side, you do see, we're hearing from teams on the ground and anecdotally, there are full hospitals. that the

japan, england, france, or is more like you have to be able to get an exception to get a gun.where it is like you can get one, unless there is an exception unless you can get one. larry: whether you've lost a loved one or been a victim to gun violence or nor fueling the emotional weight of these incidents, which never stop, we have ways to stop. go to abc7 larry: 49ers defensive lineman charles omenihu. he is accused of pushing his girlfriend in an argument in san jose. he's posted bail. dustin dorsey has details from the south bay. dustin: days before the san francisco 49ers play in the nfc championship game, charles omenihu was arrested and booked into santa clara county jail on suspicion of misdemeanor domestic violence. >> a female survivor who called, alleged and reported, that her boyfriend charles omenihu, pushed her to the ground during an argument. >> of the event took place after 4:30 in his apartment, as the team had the day off. when police arrived, the girlfriend declined medical attention despite pain reported in her arm. the woman showed no visible injuries. but

and australia is joining countries like the u.s., canada, england, france, south korea, japan, and severals requiring travelers from china to show proof of a negative covid test. beijing may be getting help from some unlikely places. on sunday during her new year's remarks, taiwan's president offered to assist main land china in dealing with is covid surgical. let's bring in cnn's paula han hancocks. she joins us live from seoul, south korea. so paula, how are people in china coping with this surge in covid cases after beijing backed off its zero covid policy? >> reporter: really a split at this point. when you talk about the capital, beijing, for example, you can see that there is some sense of normality coming back. the fact that there's congestion on the streets. you can see people shopping. it is busy once again. but of course, there is the other side of it as well where hospitalizations are significant. where we hear people saying that they are unable to find basic medicine, like fever-reducing medicine, to be able to treat themselves at home. so you do have two very different perspec

starting on tuesday travelers must take the test no more than two days before departure on friday england and france in the us and spain and south korea announcing similar restrictions. >>> taiwan's president has offered to provide assistance to help beijing deal with the covid search that experts say could lead to a million deaths. >> she made these comments in the new year's message great >> as long as there is a need based on the position of humanitarian care we are able to provide the necessary assistance to help more people get out of the pandemic and have a healthy and safe new year. >> a report from the us centers for disease control say long covid played a role in more than 3500 deaths in the united states since the pandemic began and a lot of people say that's an underestimate. the cdc said 40 percent of people who had covid eventually developed long-term symptoms. it's a big issue. most people who died from long covid were white, older and males. unbacked people who became infected may have a higher risk of developing long covid that can last weeks, months and even years after the initial

then pass legislation which helped business and industry by jacking up the price of goods from england, france or whatever country so that they are so expensive that americans will buy american made. the other way a government could help foster economic growth is through tax cuts. tax cuts for business and industry. tax cuts for the rich and well to do, the owners of business and industry. the idea being, if you cut taxes for the one percenters, you cut taxes for business, profits, then you have more revenue. that business owner would take that additional revenue, and put it back into business expansion. that means he could add another shift of workers, he could expand his planned or something like that. so a general attitude, when you have a government, friend of business and industry, it sort of keeps its hands off, laissez-faire, leave it alone, let it be. but if you want to help business, you can do that one of two ways. you jack up the price of foreign competition, eliminating them from the marketplace, essentially. or you pass cuts for the rich, be well to do, the owners of business and

by jacking up the price of goods from england, france, or whatever country so that they are so expensive that america will buy american made. the other way that a government could help foster economic is through tax cuts. tax cuts for business and industry. tax cuts for the rich and the well-to-do. the owners, business and industry with the idea being that if you cut taxes for the one percenters, you cut taxes for business profits, then you have more revenue that that business owner would take that additional revenue and put it back into business expansion. and then that means that he could add another shift of workers or he could expand his plant or something like that. so the general attitude, when you have a government that is a friend to business and industry, a, it just sort of keeps its hands laissez faire, leave it alone, let it be. but if want to help business, you do it one of two ways. you jack up the price of foreign competition and eliminating them from the marketplace, essentially, or you pass cuts for the rich, the well-to-do, the owners of business and industry that they w

i would say they've, been drawn together from various various regions england, france, the united states even throwing a nazi for good measure. tell us about the mechanics, if you will, and just a bit about operation freud, which is what they called it. yes. how to get to how to get sigmund out of vienna he's you know, he's not particularly enthused about it. eventually convinced it's going to have to be done. can you tell us a bit about operation freud when the anschluss happens? hitler on march 15th of 38 is speaking in vienna proclaiming the end of austria. that's a short walk from freud's apartment. if any of you ever have been to it. it's now the freud museum in vienna. and even then, freud is still a bit hesitant. but this rescue springs into action. marie bonaparte says, i'm coming from paris. i'm to do everything possible. and there's another member of this rescue squad, ernest jones, who's a welsh psychologist who lives in london, who is an early of freud, who who had studied, studied just to read freud before he was translated much. and comes swoops in and and there are two par

they be equated to new england. france had coach da da dijon has extended his contract until 2026 after leading as country to the welcome . final in katara means the 54 year old will be staying on until the next world cup in the united states, canada and mexico. deja led france the world title in russia in 2018 and also guided them to the euro. 2016 final where they lost against portugal. now back jock, riches that were common injury scared to reach his 1st of final of the year. the 21 time grand slam champion beat. daniel met the dev at the adelaide international jock which took a 10 minute medical time out after this since didn't late in the 1st 2nd. you saw the roll. number 5 was able to return to the court and beat his russian rival in straight fan. yeah. both players are stepping out their preparations for the 1st grand slam of the year. that's the australian open, which starts on the 16th of this month. but thankfully, it was nothing too serious. i mean if it was i wouldn't be able to continue. so, you know, i just tried with some medical time out, samantha inflammatories and a ki

from ukraine to england , but from france to england, but from france to england?ssion should look into it. interestingly nick clegg leigh seems to suggest that the government was somewhat on the right saying if right track, saying that if these people sent to rwanda these people were sent to rwanda and application and their application was processed they processed in rwanda, they wouldn't, they come. so is this a rwanda glimmer of hope? hot potato is never going to work? i mean, we've got the legislation through it is legal, is through to see it is legal, is it can be a right thing to do, but it will never i don't think one plane will take off to refugees, rwanda . it'sjust refugees, to rwanda. it's just not going to happen. peter, your eyebrows raised. you think one will go? i hope so . of course it will go? i hope so. of course it will go? i hope so. of course it will require than one. yes. will require more than one. yes. this fair . will require more than one. yes. this fair. it was our high this is fair. it was our high court who ? that it was perfectly court

comrade red army capitalists of england america france are waging war against russia, they are helpingsupplies the narrow landowners who are leading troops from siberia spared the north caucasus living to restore the power of the landowners to the power of the capitalists. no, this does not happen, the political instinct did not let lenin down, and on the thin ice of agitation, the idea of ​​october and justice among the people were not enough to promote them, they needed to be taught by doing. the only true ones. well, what if more than two-thirds of the people did not even know how to read. of all the arts , the most important for us is the cinema phrase said by the people's commissar enlightenment to lunacharsky in the year of the birth of the ussr einstein's battleship premiere of a tape famous in the history of the world the movie took place right here at the art cinema on january 18, 1926. at the premiere, even tickets in sailor peakless caps from the 27-year-old production director until the very last minutes made edits to the final cut, literally crawlingly slipped new spools o

humiliated powers like germany and there are powers that want to defend their conquests, like england france sphere of influence for territories and hitler back in the twenty-fifth year . he wrote, and his work is notorious, in which he said that i quote, but the german sword. he must stop the eternal movement to the west, southwest of europe pay his eyes east there lies space for the german aritz spination. here, when we talk about the political system that was then in germany in other countries. well, look after all come to power. in the thirties at the end of the xx-30s, authoritarian dictatorial regimes come. this evenly applies to italy the march was thought to rome, this concerns hungary romania this concerns spain where the civil war is taking place and germany is there, but the democratic regime of the weimar republic, the germans vote for the social democrats for the communists, who together, of course, could win and they make up more than the german national socialist party, but hitler, he actually puts pressure on, not on the german industrialists, who at one time, in turn, have v

have always been part of the political professionals of the great powers, it's no secret that england , franceevolution tried to influence , uh, russian politics. therefore, in principle, if this is done, but if it is possible, so to speak, within some reasonable e, rules of rules mutually agreed they are established by the collective west, then in general i see nothing wrong with this, except for the cow, but there is is it an audience for this kind of russian action? well, colleagues, by the way, talked about this. i once again. uh, i want to pay attention, if there are leaders in europe at all, if there are simply no authoritative politicians. hmm when we say collective smell. this is the collective west - this is the collective leadership. well, at the head of the united states yes, this is because there really are no leaders. now just the dictation of the new european elite, which is formed by the reactive section of the united states and england and this dictation, but every practically european country there are, as you said, good people, but they do not decide anything. no there are pe

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the hundred years' war between england and france., today, all of these nato member states are fine. here is what i am getting at. my colleague very, very systematically explained the psychological aspect in answering your question, and from a political point of view, i can tell you that there was no morbidity in ukraine in the official state policy . anti-russia has not been building since 1991, what are the questions for us, we announced that we do not encroach on anyone's territory, ugu. we didn't start in 1991 to say that the kuban should be returned, no absolutely, we pretended we wanted to they tried to throw you . they shot bohdan khmelnytskyi there. no, it was not like that, that is, one part is the fact that in society and how many marriages between ukrainians and russians were mixed in marriages and so on, and the other thing is how the state carried we carried peaceful coexistence, and in the 1997 treaty it was written that relations should be mutually beneficial and on the basis of mutual respect. that's why we carried no

it is always protectionism the whole west england germany france the usa all rose on protectionism.fending their markets for hundreds of years. moreover, they're happy to defend all this talk about free markets. look at the us china trade wars us europe friendly, as it were, us trade wars, what they have now done with entire russian industries, they have banned the supply of steel there. well, here they banned a lot of our goods, both branded and non-branded, from being supplied to themselves. and we bring it all here. uh on those pistons that we once had the wto more than ten years ago is no longer so active. yes, because if you know certain restrictions almost the same way. yes, i would look at the balance. uh, export import. we almost did not greatly reduce the import of goods, including yes, yes, yes, there is a share, but this is the main stream coming from the west and the duties have remained the same five percent, 10 percent, 15 percent that were once imposed in the house. uh-huh, at the same time, our team is not better and strange. she simply raised the duties to 35. other

it is always protectionism the whole west england germany france the usa all rose on protectionism.n defending their markets for hundreds of years. moreover, they're happy to defend all this talk about free markets. look usa china trade wars usa europe we'll still live. under wto rules under this burden. why you need it? let's reset. let's enter the minimum. mirror duty, under it up to 35%. after all, here is even one small industry. leading, there in six countries, five anglo-saxon countries and increased duties in poland. already the budget will be 4 billion rubles. and more this year they can be spent on supporting the industry, because in order to support the industry, this is exactly the place where you can take this money and send half to support our specialty areas, and half to support the industry. i think it's a very good move and i've seen it. i saw yesterday that all parties have a lot of support for this idea, right? well, yesterday they also talked about the budget. uh, last year's budget deficit, but it turned out much more than planned. clearly two trillion. yes, obje

months, where we are inviting scholars from places like hungary and poland, the czech republic, england, france to talk about christian nationalism in those countries. is it similar to america? is it different? can it be a force for good? i have to admit i am skeptical that it can be a force for good, especially given the history of the term over the last 15, 16 years, where it has only been used as something critical of christians who bring their faith into the public square. i am not optimistic but i'm interested to learn more. my sense in russia, you have a dangerous conflation of church and state in a way that is unhealthy. we have seen the russian war machine as it goes into combat. it's troubling. i hope it is troubling to all of us. >> we want to be clear. we are talking about being christians in america, our first allegiance is to the kingdom of god. but we are proud to be americans. i am proud to be in a country where we have freedom. i know many in here have served our nation and our military, or law enforcement. that's nothing to be ashamed of. we want the separation of church and st

it's always protectionism the whole west england germany france the us has all risen on pro-controlismir markets for hundreds of years. moreover, they're happy to defend all this talk about free markets. look at the us china trade wars us europe is friendly, as it were, us trade wars. what they have now done with entire russian industries, they have banned the supply of steel there. well, there are a lot of them our goods, both branded and non -branded, were forbidden to stand up to you. and we bring it all here. uh, for those pistons that we once had the wto more than ten years ago is no longer so active. yes, because there are certain restrictions. you know almost the same, but now. yes, i would look at the balance. ah, export. we have not greatly reduced the import of goods, including yes, yes, yes, there is a share, well, this is all the main flow comes from the west and the duties have remained the same 5%, 10%, 15 that were once imposed on time, while our unfriendly countries. us they simply raised duties to 35. otherwise, they simply removed an entire industry. and we still live

the countries of spain, italy, france, england, japan , germany and vietnam are in the next ranks. actually, the project contractor who has the demands of the researcher whether it has been realized or not, the executive body can hand over these contractual demands to a financial institution. in return for accepting these contractual contents, the financial institution will finance the project. finally, at the end of the work, the same specialized work was supposed to be done by the executive body several months ago. the contractor gives the same credit and provides it to the financial institution on the due date . the budget law of 1401 allows the financing of 30 thousand billion tomans from construction projects, the budget is given from the factory route , the budget of the government, the program organization and the notified budget of the system related to this method of financing in the form of an experiment is being carried out and the contractor from the ministry of road and energy has actually coordinated with two financial institutions, which is bank tejarat and bank sade

first, and second, that such an industrial policy is always protectionism the whole west england germany francell rose on protectionism. they have been defending their markets for hundreds of years, moreover, they are now defending them with all this wto talk about free markets. look at the us china trade wars us europe is friendly to the us, as it were trade wars, what they have now done with entire russian industries. they stopped deliveries. they became there. they banned many of our products, both branded and branded, constantly for themselves. and we drag it all, according to those guns that were there once more than ten years ago, they are no longer so active. yes, because if certain restrictions. you know almost the same. yes, i would look at the balance. ah, export. we almost did not greatly reduce the import of goods, there is a share, but this is the main flow of the west and the piston remained the same 5%, 10%, 15 that were imposed on us during the wto, while our unfriendly countries are better. they just raised the piston to 35 for us. otherwise, they simply removed it. whole indus

firstly, and secondly, what is industrial policy - it is always protectionism the whole west england germany francese on protectionism. they have been defending their markets for hundreds of years, moreover, they are happy to defend all this wto talk about free markets. look at the us china trade wars us europe is friendly to the us, as it were trade wars, what they have now done with entire russian industries. they stopped deliveries. there become. they banned many of our products, both branded and branded, constantly for themselves. and we drag it all, and for those fees that were there once more than ten years ago. we are not so active anymore. yes, because if certain restrictions. you know almost the same. yes, i would look at the balance. ah, export. we didn't cut much. they have goods, there is a share, but this is the west and pistons remained the same 5%, 10%, 15, which were sometimes imposed on the vton , while our unfriendly countries are better. we just raised the piston to 35. and so in general they simply removed the whole industry. and we live according to wto rules under this burden.

it is not difficult to imagine how this new strategic situation will be treated more, france, englandunited states . they will quickly figure out that to recognize self-righteousness ukraine means giving it to the germans, that is, recognizing the first and second world wars as lost and supplying them not only with south russian bread and coal and iron, but also giving them the caucasus, the volga and the urals, this can start from the frolic of western europe from federal intoxication and in general, russian dismemberment . but russia, when the booty thrown for plunder is a value that no one can master, to which everyone will quarrel, which will bring to life incredible and unacceptable dangers for all mankind, the world economy and without moreover, unbalanced by loss. healthy production in russia will see itself before fixing this infertility for decades, the world balance has already become shaky, more than ever, it seems, doomed to new unprecedented trials. the dismemberment of russia will not give anything to distant powers and will incredibly strengthen the closest neighbors of

on friday england and france joined the u.s., spain, south korea and other countries in announcing similar restrictions. all this comes as beijing's rapid draw back of its zero covid policy has led to a huge outbreak in cases. >>> while the lingering condition after an infection has caused thousands of deaths in the u.s. earlier we spoke with a national con suggs ant for covid testing and president and ceo of premiere medical group usa. we asked him what scientists have learned about long covid since the start of the pandemic. take a listen. >> first, with long covid, the single most important thing that we are concerned about is we've really not identified any real treatment. once you get covid and you start developing long covid, we almost have to pick and spot the treatments for the different conditions that you have and the big three are clearly now the fatigue, the shortness of breath and the brain fog. and they're different and each one has a different treatment. so that is the biggest single problem that we have right now. then the second issue is trying to get care and trying to fi

an ally of germany for the first time during the war, which lost in similarly, there were also france-england that won, including non-bolshevik russia , and that is precisely why, for example, the west ukrainian people's republic did not unite with the ukrainian state of skoropadskyi because those god-allies of the meninites were everywhere attacked by the french, the british, the americans, and here in these difficult situations, it was necessary to somehow create this unified state . the second part is that ukraine was inscribed by the russian empire, that is , ukrainians actually united. they have been politically united for a very long time. the fourth interesting component of this process is that the western ukrainian people's republic was formed not just as let's say ukrainians declared their independence on ethnic grounds, as was the case in the ukrainian people's republic, they were formed on the territory of the so- called . the territory of the kingdom of halychyna and otamari, but there was a political conflict here, because a part of halychyna at that time was a certain territoria

you need to know that the time of the great conflict between england and france how is it that a countrya quarter of the size france and at the time had about 2/5 of the population manages to be trials in war. need to know your other words you need as it were a sense what i used to call orders of magnitude . so that's the of magnitude. so that's the positive for . but let's just positive for. but let's just look at the other side now. why i think sunak is fundamentally wrong . if you wanted a reason wrong. if you wanted a reason why sunak was wrong, you'd only got to sunak and you'd got to look at him. have you ever seen a dry area worse for worse delivered ? flimsy speech. and delivered? flimsy speech. and isn't it clear? and i'm a conservative i'm a member of the conservative party. paul sunak writes to me these pathetic letters by email, begging me to give money to the party which i said to do because he's he's a staff officer . he's not staff officer. he's not a general . there's no flair. general. there's no flair. there's no gift of language. nobody would ever follow sunak into bat

on friday england and france joined the u.s., spain, south korea and other countries in announcing similarons. all this comes as beijing's rapid draw back of its zero covid policy has led to a huge outbreak in coronavirus cases. >>> taiwan's president, meanwhile, has offered to assist beijing in dealing with that surge. she made the comments in her new year's message. >> translator: we have seen the recent escalation of the epidemic situation in china. as long as there is a need, based on the position of humanitarian care, we are willing to provide the necessary assistance to help more people get out of the pandemic and have a healthy and safe new year. >>> as china eases its covid restrictions ands begins to reopen, officials are now shifting their attention to economic growth. as sel selina wang reports, the country has high expectation force 2023. >> reporter: people in china will take any opportunity to celebrate. the country is finally opening up after years of lockdowns, abandoning its zero covid policy. there's hope that 2023 will look more like that. this year china even managed to

there is a big community of novak fans all around the world from kazakhstan, france, england, united who came to me and said that djokovic is their favourite player. he is playing tennis for 15 years now, even with grand slams, so there are so many people who grew up when he was rising, winning grand slams, winning masters and, yes, the atmosphere is great on every occasion, and every match. as always, there are a few people who make mistakes and try to provoke him or anything but the australian open did a greatjob there and got them out of the stadium in the last two or three matches. yes, the atmosphere is great. every january across the balkans, hundreds of people dress up as monsters. they do it to fend off evil spirits as the new year begins. the biggest such event takes place in the bulgarian town of pernik, but for the last couple of years, it was cancelled due to covid. now, the monsters are back, as the bbc�*s tim allman explains. no, they don't seem that scary to me, either, but maybe evil spirits are easily unnerved these days. the streets were full of colourful costumes a

when we didn’t have to see representatives here in the city of minsk, he could easily be in france, englandny, russia, and we considered disputes perfectly, because i say this, you see, our huge courtroom. if i have a representative of the country sitting on this edge of the table, and i am on the other side of the table, then i don’t see his eyes, and i don’t understand, sorry for the incorrectness. what is he really wants to convey to me. and when i see his face, full-fledged his eyes on the screen in general, and in general it is clear what he wants. and what can we do in this situation? examination , certification and evaluation is also a very popular area of ​​activity for beltp, supporting export deliveries with certificates of origin increases the competitiveness of belarusian goods . such certificates are currently issued to chambers in more than 130 countries of the world. a lot of work is being done and the indication of expert services. we do a lot of due diligence work product is the complexity of the product. and this is the quality of the goods. our company invites either an e

role of the church is a great spiritual power over the great powers like the united states o england or france was not so much in the forefront of his thought or in his wheelhouse to carry out. he was a man who could teach an i think as he found that his role was untenable in the. back from 2012-2013, he decided to step down. he did something incredibly significant in that he spent te years very quietly continuing prayer, devoting his life entirely to an activity that many of us have forgotten in ou very frenetic monarch of world. and i think that is the most significant lesson that he taught us. >> as robert is saying, torres, when you look at pope benedict' legacy, clearly the resignation is going loom very large. when he first took the office h said pray that i can resist the wolves that surround us. i'm paraphrasing. listening to interviews with th secretary, the wolves may have gotten too close for benedict and overwhelmed him in some ways . you get the feeling that even though he resigned and whatever was. he said i lack the strength to govern and to guide the church. today strength is n

there is a big community of novak djokovic fans all around the world from kazakhstan, france, englande and said that djokovic is their favourite player. he is playing tennis for 15 years now, even with grand slams, so there are so many people who grew up when he was rising, winning grand slams, winning masters and yes, the atmosphere is great on every occasion, and every match. as always, there are a few people who make mistakes and try to provoke him or anything, but the australian open did a greatjob there, and got them out of the stadium in the last two or three matches. yes, the atmosphere is great. miodrag dimitrijevic, sports journalist, thank you very much for your time on bbc news. we shall wait for the results of that exciting match i had. thank you. manchester united booked their place in the fa cup fifth round as they beat reading 3—1 last night. and fulham were held by sunderland. adam wild reports. such remains the lure of one of those special fa cup days. 6,000 sunderland fans travelled from wearside to west london in search of one. premier league fulham's welcome was as

rain for northern ireland, and that rain will move from the southwest to the southeast of england into western france and the low countries on thursday. it's the sun cloud, combo cross siberia, fairly calm conditions here. so let's go to the top end of africa, windy conditions stretching from tunisia to egypt could see some showers mixed in there. as wall and heat. wave conditions persists for the western interior of south africa. but right along the border with namibia looked at the steps that pushed past 46 degrees. that will continue on thursday for the northern cape province. in sam for the western cape province, at least cape town, $23.00 degrees. the high for you on thursday, which is actually below average for this year. i stay in durban, coming in at 29 degrees. that's it says in ah, with debating the issues of the day if 5 largest polluters of the world are in india, jump into the street. they made their money on coal. they made their money on field . convincing those folks. no, we need to go. green is very, very difficult, giving all of voice we chose to do because we wanted to escape warre

in particular, france, england, and certainly the united states wasn't navine. the united states is an allies with several actors. the u. s. cannot label longer as an armed terrorist group, while the same united states maintains mercenaries in ukraine who fight against russian forces me if the mercenary is a terrorist group. then what about american mercenaries? is that the russian salon will have a monopoly, and most the recent, the world amends on the same americans and british, flooded iraq with private military companies. the black waters and rangers. it was private companies that destroyed iraq. but did russia label those companies as war criminals? then why today this relentlessness attack on wagner? gamma is clearly to deter any country that want to call on the expertise of this group. these all the implications. because we have already stigmatized and categorized them as terrorist groups look k these, they thought that in russia, ukraine that were held embellish. shortly after the coffee began to bide harvey gray with no intention of diplomatic solution,

not long after the end of the civil war, homer also journeyed upon his return from months in england and france. he traveled to the bustling resort long branch, new jersey, and to the much more modest village, which you see here on the map of cape town of manchester, massachusetts like the white to which he also journeyed with friends in the late 1860s, keeping an is one of those scenic regions which homer tried out initially, probably for only a visit. but what is. about that first visit to the cape is that it set homer on the path to begin the work for, which he is best known. one of the ironies of his career is that before 1869 ad this artist now soaked associated with marine painting, had never made one. at 33, he exhibited his oil of the sea, which he called manchester coast. the critics it. one writing that the most noticeable point appears to the dashing of the ocean spray above rocks. but as by mr. homer, it resembles the work of a boy who had stashed a spitball upon a newly papered wall. the review exposed the critics ample ignorance of prints about which homer had already learned much