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this could unlock edinburgh. this could unlock over edinburgh. ove r £100 billion of additional over £100 billion of additional investment into the uk's most productive growth industries. but there's much more to be done and i want to harness the ideas and i want to harness the ideas and expertise in this room to turn the ee of enterprise into an enterprise culture built on low taxes as reward for risk access to capital and smarter regulation . now the next ee is regulation. now the next ee is education. and this is an area where we have made dramatic progress in recent years . thanks progress in recent years. thanks to the work of successive conservative education ministers , the uk risen nearly ten places in the global school league tables for maths and reading since 2015 alone. our teachers and lecturers , some of the very and lecturers, some of the very best in the world. as the prime minister said , having a good minister said, having a good education system is the best economic , moral and social economic, moral and social policy any countr

please unlock the door. please unlock the door. please unlock the door. unlock the door, unlock the door. this is remarkable here. unlock the door, unlock the door. >> wow. that didn't go well. that man doesn't seem like much of a scientist. i feel for him. but more than anything you have got questions. what was that? this guy is a pretty high level pfizer executive confirming a lot of things you already suspected and telling you things you had no idea that we're going on. of course you would want to know, what, was that reel? what does speiser have to say about it? no one else is causing pfizer. we asked the question. does walker still work for you? if not, when did he leave the company? more than anything, are you conducting experiments or considering it conducting experiments to mutate new and more dangerous coronavirus is? because it would be a cash cow? if you are doing that or thinking about doing it, have you received any u.s. government funding? are taxpayers paying for this? do you agree with this executive that covid came from a lab? we didn't h

well, after the transfer of documents on unlocking, there are several scenarios up to lawsuits.e meantime , everything depends on european regulators. i’ll tell you more about this right now on the issue of unlocking russian assets about this is reported by rbc investments with reference to the press service of the regulator. in turn, alpha-bank hopes that the status of the transfer will be announced after january 15. the bank's investment department previously handed over to the ministry of finance. belgium's euroclear depository list of clients with information about new locations, the broker's holding of funds, needed to find guarantors. confirmation that declared investors are not under sanctions. all applications will be reviewed individually previously for unlock licenses applied to vtb this should allow investors to get them legitimate income and re-dispose of their assets, stressed in the bank, according to media reports, the eu has frozen the assets of 5 million of these investors , worth about 68 billion euros 50 billion is in euro-lira another 5 1/2 in clearstream and

unlock it that way? then? think about the situation then is these criminals have access your phone. interestingly have spoken to a handful of base on this one interestingly have spoken to a handful of base on this one had his -hone handful of base on this one had his phone pickpocketed _ handful of base on this one had his phone pickpocketed and _ handful of base on this one had his phone pickpocketed and thinks - phone pickpocketed and thinks they're criminals had been shoulder surfing and watching typing is the number. anotherjob and had it mugged. two of the people have spoken to said they have their drinks spiked and then there biometric data was amused via a fingerprint and the police has investigated one of those cases are made of so this isn't something out of science fiction. this is happening now. people need to be aware of the dangers and do what they can to protect themselves. such an important story. then, thank you much. dan whitworth on radio four�*s money box programme. some single—use pla

norwill we we unlock it for each of our citizens. after furlough, pandemic, or haven't found the right role afterfurlough, i pandemic, or haven't found the right role after furlough, i say, pandemic, or haven't found the right role afterfurlough, i say, britain needs you and we will look at the conditions necessary to make work worth your while. that is why employment is such a vital third e. enterprise, education, employment. three key components for our long—term prosperity. i conclude with my final e, everywhere. that means ensuring the benefits of economic development are felt not just in london and the south—east, but across the whole of the uk. it is socially divisive if young people feel the only way to make a decent living is to head south. but it's also economically damaging if our second cities, the productive powerhouses we see in other countries, our gdp would be second only to the united states and germany for gdp per head. that is why levelling up and really matters. and why last week, it was so exciting to see the prog

assets, what is the procedure for rom after the transfer of documents on unlocking, there are several up to lawsuits, well, for now, everything depends on european regulators. i 'll tell you more about this right now. the belgian ministry of finance returned to the issue of unblocking russian assets, rbc reports about this investment from referring to the press service of the regulator, in turn, alpha-bank hopes that the status of the transfers will be announced after january 15. the bank’s investment division previously handed over to the belgian ministry of finance and the euroclear depository a list of clients with information about new places, the storage of funds with a broker, it was required find guarantors. confirmation that declared investors are not under sanctions. all applications will be considered individually previously for an unlocking license applied to vtb this should allow investors to receive their legitimate income and re-dispose of their assets, the bank stressed, according to media reports, the eu has frozen the assets of five million russian investors in the am

well, they are just there, he can be in other groups. then it will be unlocked, they will be turned on for me to survive this winter , you understand, so that at least there are people, people are warm and the water supply works, these are the main tasks, volodymyrets , i agree with you, the more you know well, odesa yes, lviv and there is kyiv in part. well, the most difficult thing now is with the light in the kyiv region, very bad with the light, and it really happens that there is no more light than there is. where the light is almost never turned off well, because well, i don't know why here in principle, you are jealous well, you can, well, this is this, this is ours, too, if the boundary at which we stand is true and for those who want to think that the light is not enough, it's just that. look in the morning , look again. we have a fighter and just from scratch, just with the vanguard from under the bahmut, and they just sit there underground, for example, and they only look at them through thermal imaging cameras to detect the approach of the enemy, these forces, and they are

all applications will be considered individually previously for an unlocking license applied to vtb thisllow investors to receive their legitimate income and re-dispose of their assets, the bank stressed, according to media reports, it froze the assets of five million russian investors in the amount of about 68 billion euros, 50 billion. is in euroclair for five more half of the clear streams 12.5 are stored in other places, euroclear, by the way , has earned more than 20 million euros on these assets. this is the third net profit. holding for 9 months gas prices in europe again approached the mark of 850 dollars per 1,000 cubic meters during the auction. on monday, momentum growth is linked to weather conditions and us domestic demand. the dutch benchmark directly affects lng purchase prices if they fall too low and us exporters hold onto their tankers or divert them. their somewhere else is the first candidate. china there is still a topic growing simply on hydrocarbons against the backdrop of abandoning the policy of zero colitis. the british authorities will reduce energy subsidies t

i'm hopeful this gets unlocked. >> how do you think it's going to get unlocked? towards a solution where the polls and germans will get it done. the german prime minister said if the polish want to send it, go ahead. now the polish are saying they want to hear from the prime minister. if it takes a dozen abrams tanks, let's get on with it. >> if you were secretary of defense, what would you be arguing the u.s. should be doing? >> i would send tanks. unlock the germans. they need long-range precision missiles. not to strike deep into russia, but to strike deep into crimea to knock out logistic lines of communication and, third, the ukrainians need more air defense to protect the cities and to protect themselves going forward as they move in an offensive. >> would you only give the attack guns with the provision they can't be used to fire into russia, they can only be used to fire at russian forces in crimea? would that be the rule? >> if that's what it takes to get them to ukraine, yes. there is a concern that if you start striking deep into russia that you may tu

why don't please unlock please c unlock the door. please unlock the door.people like that lock the door unlocked the door your door door open. lock everything up. this is this is a mark. we're trying to get the door unlocked.do the door i lockeord. >> it's done. lock the door. n' >> wow. i didn't go . well, that man doesn't seemof as much of a scientist.ci he can kind of feel for me. on the other hand , what wasbute that? but more than anything, you've got questions. what was that? was this guy's a pretty high level pfizer executive confirming a lot of things you alreadyno ie suspected and telling you things you had no idea. >> we're goinga that w on .nt t kn, of course, you'd want to know what was that realy and what does pfizer have to say about it? well, no one else is calling? sing pfizer . so we did. pfize we call them repeatedly todaysk and we ask very basiced questions. does this gu the y walker still work if n for you?en and if not, when did he leaveav the company?e the company? and more than anything, are youg actually conducting experiments or con

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and germany, trying to germany finally to do the to get germany finally to do the right thing and unlocksupport that ukraine so desperately needs . really, desperately needs. really, really interesting . particularly really interesting. particularly wedge germany is and might well be going want to keep a very close eye. but for now, keir giles, senior fellow at the russian eurasia program at chatham house, thank you so much for joining us this morning. forjoining us this morning. really your analysis there. next this morning, night, over really your analysis there. next this morning, night, ove r £2 this morning, night, over £2 billion in levelling up funding was awarded to more than 100 projects across the country. now, the aim of this round of levelling up cash is to bolster growth and boost employment. the levelling up secretary michael gove said we're firing the start gun on more than 100 transformational projects in every corner of the uk that will revitalise these communities that have historically been but are bursting potential. well, one of those projects set to receive one of t

this notion of unlocking, in my mind, that's not an issue. it won't be in his mind as well. in terms of providing capability, what we in that apartment always look at is providing credible combat capability. we do not do things, or employee capabilities as a notion. for anything other than providing credible combat capability. that is where our focus will be in the future. whatever we do, whatever we employ. >> on the -- in order to execute a successful offensive operation at the tactical operational level for the ukrainians, you have to not only have ukrainian personnel, but they have to be trained. they have to be married up with equipment and trained. when you look at the weather, terrain, etc., you can see a relatively short window of time to accomplish both those key tests. that's very challenging. for all the different nations here today, to assemble all the equipment, get it all synchronized, get that ukrainian troops trained etc., that will be very heavy. so, confident? yes, i think it can be done. but, i think it will be a challenge. i do not want to predict one way

further funding, it because they were not able to unlock furtherfunding, they unlock further funding the problems here if you do not have a product to sell, you do not have a product to sell, you don't have any income. theo, excellent- — you don't have any income. theo, excellent. thank _ you don't have any income. theo, excellent. thank you _ you don't have any income. theo, excellent. thank you very - you don't have any income. theo, excellent. thank you very much i you don't have any income. theo, l excellent. thank you very much for explaining all of that, our is this correspondence theo leggett. —— business correspondent. we can speak now to the labour politician serving as the chairman of the business, energy and industrial strategy committee, darrenjones. evening to you. what is your thoughts on where we are tonight and what this says about attempts to move forward in this industry? this will be a huge _ move forward in this industry? this will be a huge worry to people that work in _ will be a huge worry to people that work in the — will be a huge worry to people that work in

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but it's all about unlocking access, particularly to the tanks in germany. because there are many older versions of the leopard too that are installed, actually many in germany, but also london in poland and elsewhere. that could be donated to ukraine. but there's been this fear throughout the conflict, but this was a red line for russia providing heavier equipment. we heard this before when it came to the supply of the multiple loans rocket systems like high mileage mark that came from germany in the end. but it took a while, i think, for nations build up the confidence and these donations were not going to escalate the complex were the best part of the year in and so far nothing has escalated the conflict, rushes, i think nations are increasingly competent. the supply of a small number of tags will not be the thing. the escalades will not be the thing that brings the population germany into danger, i think rightly so. so we might just see a few now it's all about unlocking much bigger supply because the reality is i have a good the left, the to is an indiv

and by the way, we had stayed and listened to him we would still be unlocked down. there are levels as we catch up with those. talk about what's cap terrifying trade what is terrifying what's terrifying is right now people not knowing whether it when they called 999 though get the treatment that they need. now, mr. speaker and australia and canada and the use they banned strikes on blue light services but we are not doing that. all we are saying if these are indeed emergency services, patient should be able to rely on a basic level of lifesaving care. why is he against that, mr. speaker? [inaudible] he is not promising people will get to see a doctor in a few days like they did under labor. he's not promising cancer patients will get urgent treatment as a did under labour party is not even promising to put patients first like it did under labor. no, he is promising the one day, but he cannot say when the record height waiting list will stop growing, that's it. after 13 years in government what does it say the best they can offer is that at some point they might stop

leopard-2 a4, germany's decision to hand over 14 leopards for service to our country, they have unlocked a powerful package of military aid, poland and norway are taking it, well, let's also remind him that the day before , portugal also announced its intention to hand over leopard-2 tanks, in addition , it announced the alleged transfer of tanks to ukraine sweden, in general, according to the results of the 8th ramstein , 12 countries have already volunteered to arm our country about the details of this assistance, and not only will we talk with oleksiy buryachenko - he is the executive director of the international association of small communities, he is in touch with us, oleksiy , greetings to you. good morning, greetings, friends. good morning, and of course greetings to all our esteemed viewers. the partners have also confirmed their participation in the transfer of these weapons, we really hope that nothing will prevent us from doing this, do you think this is the final decision or are there factors that can change the opinion of our partners well, in fact, in broadcast on your tv

now it's all about unlocking much bigger supply because the reality is i have a good the left, the to is an individual tank. what counts is having large numbers of a vehicle like that. and it's certainly better than anything on the russian side. it's liberty designed to be best anything the russians had. and so it will be important be great to have them, but they need lots. they can just have 10 or 12 that would make they need hundreds, which is a berlin is mistaken. and being concerned about the possible reaction to the delivery of battle tanks. and i think it's something that it's right to be concerned about throughout the complex we, we do have this specter of nuclear warfare that makes it different from the war. again, sadam. hussein in 1990 and 91 say when the invaded q 8. and that means that nato in general has, has been more careful. but the alliances move forward together, i think. and they taken these decisions in such a way that countries and not exposed. so i think the hope is that job went feel that the country is exposed by having time. so because other nations will be do

i do not know how possible it will be under nato conditions, but the option of tanks can be unlocked,terday, of course, there was such disappointment with the meeting in the bundestag and the consideration of the issue the possibility of providing new tanks, even old leopard tanks, one of which in germany is about 200 units, even with regard to old tanks, nothing has been decided, and uh, berlin, uh, uh, what washington uh, uh, made a decision about the abrams washington is procrastinating and giving some kind of incomprehensible explanations regarding technical maintenance problems regarding fuel and the general need to do something there to maintain, but at the same time, we all know that 116 tanks will come to poland this year, new abrams tanks, and that's it. e batch of the ordered 250 abrams tanks and in poland it seems that there are no technical problems, that is, if we talk about eh in general, then we must say that the west has developed a certain step forward, we will be provided with light armored vehicles very significantly we will be equipped with systems, that is, about

this is very important because that this is, by and large, one of the essential steps towards unlocking completing the judicial reform in general, which, due to the absence of the supreme council of justice, a full-fledged and highly qualified commission of judges, was incapacitated, well, it was practically general that this is your question about integrity, then i want to remind you that we passed such laws that provide for the appointment of mandatory conclusions of the relevant ethical council on integrity issues, and even today, and talk about the fact that they could participate in the competition only those candidates who had the opinion of the public council of the ethical council could participate, therefore, talk about any issues regarding the integrity of judges or representatives who were elected to the supreme council of justice for today well, very very it is difficult because they all passed the filter that is provided by the valuable law, you can of course discuss for a long time and talk about the fact that there were some not entirely proportional moments in determinin

look, i'm gonna assume that it i can unlock my sign with my face. you can access your bank account with your voice unique algorithmic measurements of us that are revolutionizing the process of identification. the biometrics are far from bit convenience and seeming infallibility comes at a price. most crucially, our prime, in the 4th of a 5 part series ali re addresses the appropriation of our most personal characteristics, all hail the algorithm on our agenda. the wind blows the fishing boat as it has for the countless centuries people have lived here. these are malagasy migrants they move from the drought written self in such been means to survive. and their story is the interface between climate change and biodiversity laws. the arrival of the migrants is adding to the precious on fish docs and marine biodiversity already stretched by over fishing. and this is going to happen all over the world. is impacts like sea level rise, cause people to move further and further in land. putting more pressure on environmental sources for people fleeing the im

if only to encourage germany to unlock the leopard tanks that they have not sent. is that feasible and if not, why not? and for the chairman police given the amount of armor the united states and allies are sending at this point. how confident are you that they can put together a coherent offensive in coming months? to what extent out and to the extent you can what them, what, what might that look like? and now separately you just reference reference the large number of casualties. can you give us any update on, on what you're seeing at this point for casualties. humble tides. thanks i think you heard the german prime minister of defense say earlier today that there is no linkage between i'm providing him once and providing levrets and i think he was pretty clear about that. so this notion of unlocking, you know, i, in my mind is not, it's not an issue and more importantly, in his mind as well. and in terms of providing capability, what we know in the, in a department always look at is, you know, providing credible combat capability. we, we don't do things to, to,

see, only the british showed an example with their challengers, that is, in the hope that it will unlock is, that this example will unlock the supply for now well, it didn't happen that way, but we will definitely get these tanks. well, you see , we have to go through the same path that we went through with the howitzers before, when they said that it was impossible, then we dragged out this process, and in the end, we got these howitzers, then on those the air defense systems themselves are cheetahs, irises, when there was also a very significant delay in the process. in the end, we will get these air defense systems, so it will be the same with tanks. we will get them. but again , every day because of such a delay is the life of our fighters. serhiy, well, today is the prime minister of poland and mateusz marovecki, his name, stated that if germany will push its horn on the issue of supplying us with leopards, then the poles will form a smaller coalition, and a smaller police force will have to be formed without the participation of the germans. he stated this in in an interview with t

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on and off; it is a complex system where there is a centralized heat supply, so it is completely unlockeden the temperature of the outside air rises, it is not clear that the appropriate measures are taken by the managers of these utility companies. they use the second point, as it is directly reflected in the local budgets and, accordingly, at work . of course, we are saving gas consumption in such a period. and i want to remind you that in the summer we held a number of meetings together with the ministry of the region of ukraine, and accordingly, at the level of the cabinet of ministers of ukraine , savings on gas consumption were introduced. calculated according to e-e for each month ago. of course, if the amount of gas consumption decreases, there is a saving as a financial resource, which will then be used for e-e in the next period when the temperature regime will decrease. it is clear that e-e appropriate technical e-e works are being carried out on these enterprises and to reduce the temperature of the coolant supply to the appropriate power of our residents, but completely unloc

. >> ainsley: lowe's introducing a new system project unlock radio frequency technology only activatened at the register. >> steve: this is brilliant. to tell us more here is lowe's chief digital and information officer. good morning to you. >> ainsley: good morning. >> steve: it's good to have you. the idea is all the stuff in the store is inactive if it has a motor and stuff like that, until you pay for it. it's a great idea. how hard is that going to be to do? >> you know, just to recap the idea putting the technology in on the shelf, the tools are not functional but when you pay for it, you know, they get unlocked and then they are ready to use. like, you said, we will need, of course, the registers to be, you know, with that technology to unlock the tools. but we will also need our manufacturers for these tools to put in that technology to begin with through their assembly lines and stuff. >> ainsley: how big of a problem is crime for you at all of your lowe's stores? >> you know, i think it's not just a lowe's problem. it's the industrial. it's all of the retail problem. and i t

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and we need to unlock all these people that's currently don't have the voice and the silent majority that's actually losing out already for decades. the paris is so inspiring for us because it shows that if you develop a new narrative, it can actually convince people. but the narrative should not be about scars versus by. it should really be about the deeper values that people have an a 15 minute city gives us this narrative. it talks about a meaningful life that is not requiring fast mobility. this means that the relation that citizens have with the street with the city, and we did shudder, can radically change more about the 15 minutes later, 1st wide, and go became mer of paris in 2014, with her pledge to make the capital more livable. parisians were ready for change after years of deadly summer heat. why should parents be so under threat from rising temperatures for roxanne menu of the capital climate academy? it's down to typically that he designed the heat ways or more haul in density center such as paris because of the sheet island defect, which is basically the fact that in t

that phone for law enforcement saying that it was alex murdaugh who unlocked maggie murdaugh's phone for them to go through. look, the state went through a bit at the beginning explaining what word circumstantial evidence means. and telling people what reasonable doubt means, trying to go over definitions of those specifically. that has been something the defense has said all along but specifically this week, when going over the pretrial motions about the evidence and the experts that the prosecution wants to introduce into this trial, talking about the fact that much of this is circumstantial. there's no smoking gun per se, they don't have the weapon. they acknowledge they do not have weapon, although the judge did tell them they could use a ballistics expert this was a pretrial motion, who said that the casings that were founder in those -- around the crime scene and on the hunting property in the firing range area, do match in missing weapon that is sort of at the, the center of all of this. now, again, there's some discrepancy between what the defense claims want they claim as we

i'm unlocking the seventh and putting the ship under attack.e do not even know if they are alive or not, that silently call the seventh there is a call until the second coming until he answers. head, take care of yourself. answer the seventh. pass eat on board is not a regular situation. perhaps there are dead, i ask permission to communicate on an unsecured line. seventh, answer central where he will disappear in a submarine. now i’ll tell you that we live here, we need to flood it so that others don’t get fire, even if it’s according to the instructions with people . compartments sixth fifth seventh isolated personnel evacuated asking for emergency assistance base report personnel evacuated, but perhaps there are gudins who died at the beginning of the chemical service, and under the commanders of the russian federation. answer the seventh base. borskaya 333 no dead, as understood, i repeat no dead. in case of danger for the ship , flood the emergency compartments and i understood from me that there are flooding compartments. and if set aside

look, i'm gonna assume that it i can unlock my phone with my face. you can access your bank account with your voice . unique algorithmic measurements of us that are revolutionizing the process of identification, but biometrics a fall from 1st and they convenience and seeming infallibility comes at a price. most crucially, al prime, in the 4th of a 5 part series ali re addresses the appropriation of our most personal characteristics. all hail the algorithms on log in with in depth analysis of the days headlines from around the world to try right, extremism is real and need to be tackled as soon as possible informed opinions. why is the 3 of positions concerned about this rather small between turkey, anthea a horseman frank assessments. you know, there was a joke about the interim government that it's not in for, nor does it got inside story on al jazeera. this isn't my story. it's the story of my friend, jesus i'm. she told us that she didn't want to be here. she didn't want to love any more. was too hard. a survivor dedicates her life to educating an

but as soon as you do that, you start unlocking that street for the people that lived there. they suddenly realized how much space they actually reclaimed, how much space to now have to sit, commit each other, and how much space freedom the children suddenly have. if there is no longer god traffic everywhere. and it also frees up the parents because no longer has to shop for the children everywhere because there's much less danger around. we visited a super block near the santana market. they're actually known locally as to put e s or super islands, which seems to fit better their originators. salvatore to ada told us that the goal was to cut traffic and noise pollution without clamping down on call use a lot of the lorna modell. okay, more she said, yeah, go leave it out within a few and for that is spotty. hopefully. call that because i'm a really that here, but i'm a parent or that got you discussed. remarkable is this part here is not bluffer. keanta said, i would like to take you on the car, you know, they go to configure a battle, you know, they go to move out of, you k

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well, it was it was an arab quest of people thinking they could unlock the basic secrets of whatever it might be, the atom, the human, other areas of of creation. and one thing i took from your book about freud is his questing nature. the way always seemed to be looking for a new key hypnosis electrotherapy cocaine. and eventually, of course, this psychopath process that he worked out. is that a good way to do this? is that a good way to describe how you that eternal questor? oh, yes. yeah. i think he was an incredibly man who claimed he i when he was courting his his his wife, martha, he wrote her at one point, i'm not one of these people who feels i have to etch my my on the rock before tide sweeps me away. well, he wanted to say that exactly on the actually exactly. and he he went to medical school but he was always looking well what can i do that will somehow constitute a breakthrough. and he was always intrigued by everything from ancient civilizations to current behavior here. and so as you say he he actually at one point he experimented with cocaine because a friend of his had

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