probably, buti there one more hike in the cards? a whole lot more than that. ~ ., ., that. meanwhile in china, the world's second _ that. meanwhile in china, the world's second biggest - that. meanwhile in china, the - world's second biggest economy, different picture, the post pandemic recovery slower than expected if we haven't seen a massive stimulus package denounced by beijing. what are you expecting? denounced by bei'ing. what are you expectinga_ you expecting? what we will continue to _ you expecting? what we will continue to see _ you expecting? what we will continue to see is _ you expecting? what we will| continue to see is something relatively modest from beijing. the important thing to recognise, something that markets have had a bit of trouble grappling with, is the chinese stimulus is not going to be done in the same way that it was five or ten years ago. it's no longer going to be so focused on the property market, is what i would guess. i think they've been very clear that what they would rather do, rather than reall

. >> my question -- ambassador -- >> and i immediate at the time buty i came back and i will nevr forget to me. i noticed when i got there there was -- took me and he pointed to me he said to the whole crowd. that i wish you could be in one of his classes. because he looked to me -- for america's heros and that meant everything to me. and as i was walking out to my right -- andd i knew he was there. in the service, and he told me later that he would never had missed that. because he was in the group. could be of their lives and east side so that is to me the background to great vision that he had in the african-american museum. not at the museum but african-american museum but -- talks about how that hits international scope of things. the kind of thing i would leak to teach and by the way now retired. to talk about and that's not what we're here to talk about today.y. >> well congressman lost the election in 1970. when elected governor of socal john west -- his character and the way that he with grace handled that defeat and pointed to congressman to be the first director of the south c

arbaeen are, following the example of the commanders of the resistance, and honoring their names, butim of the path of honor, and this was the path that two noble martyrs spent their whole lives on these paths during the war. there were martyrs who were enemies with the command of abu mahdi and haj qasim were kicked out from the sanctuary of attar, and today all of their work is in the memory of the people, if it were not for haj qasim and abu mahdi, we would have been blessed with security on the path of seyyed al-shahda, the only martyr of the path of imam hossein. and their names will not be erased from people's minds . the martyrdom of haj qassem soleimani and abu mahdi al-muhandis was a great loss for iraq. they were god's gift on earth and died for our peace . they will clear your path haj qasim addressed the pilgrims of arbaeen and performed mujahidats along the way. sada and radio news agency is here, 800 km from karbala, shur hosseini is located . the lovers of abba abdullah al-hussein , peace be upon him , are preparing to host the pilgrims in gachsaran. gachsaran is the gate

and age again and intensified shelling in the ochaki direction twice in the city they directly hit butile the tsurub community is nearby, this means that they are trying with all their might to convince them that they remain there , they are still present, but we are working on the other side yes we are working on the other side as you said, in particular i want to inquire whether there are any new details about how the occupiers feel about the source or special news no, they continue to hone their elements of training there and use the protected area as a training ground. unfortunately, they continue to destroy nature as well, but we have the opportunity to record those facts when we can later use them in an international court . of the united coordination press center of the defense forces of southern ukraine well, military analyst serhiy grabskyi, a reserve colonel of the armed forces of ukraine, will be in touch with us live and we will talk about the situation at the front p. serhiy i welcome you to the broadcast of the marathon. so, i would like to hear from you an analysis of the

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someone found my five—year—old and rescued him buti lost my two—year—old.know where to go. the flames were so intense that people inside have been said to be burnt beyond recognition. i have got about 23 years in the service, i have never come across something like this in my whole life. we sympathise with the people who have lost their lives, the residents who have lost their lives here, but we must do something about it as a city, working together to make sure we prevent incidents like this one. this evening, a visit by the south african president. support for him evident even among those grieving. the ministers and the mses and the province and the city are working now full out to make sure that those who need assistance from accommodation to trauma counselling to hospitalisation are being looked after. while the cause of the fire is still unknown, authorities are promising a thorough investigation as loved ones in mourning demand answers about one of the worst fires in south africa's history. shingai nyoka, bbc news, johannesburg. junior doctors and con

no reaction, buti fifa is ongoing. what is the general reaction?action, but i am sure many in spain will have a lot to say. look at the front pages of spanish media this morning. rubiales everywhere, on the front page in newspapers in spain, despite the fact he said he didn't want to resign and was a vocal, so newspapers are saying he has no choice. sooner or later he will have to go, whether because of pressure from fifa or other investigations already ongoing in spain. through some national authorities. let's look at a couple offer and pages. saying this is a global mass, global embarrassment. another one comparing it to the meat to movement, saying it to the meat to movement, saying it has turned into the movements —— tend four young people who died in a crash in county tipperary in ireland have been identified by police. 24—year—old luke mcsweeney, his sister 18—year—old grace mcsweeney and nicola murphy and zoey coffey, also 18—years—old died in the incident in clonmel on friday night. it's thought they had been on their way to celebrate after

could pardon himself because the president has — it's never been done before, no—one has tried it, butiu imagine he were convicted, federal charges. on state charges, which is an issue in the new york case about business fraud, then i think a sitting president would claim his federal constitutional responsibilities may override that inferior state law and would at least delay any prison term, for example, until after the presidential term were over. these are all wildly speculative scenarios and unbelievable scenarios and remains true even if we have to believe them someday.- believe them someday. craig green, thank _ believe them someday. craig green, thank you. _ around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. ministers have set out plans to expand the use of the private sector to tackle the nhs backlog in england. the government says it wants to unlock spare capacity to get more people the treatment and operations they need. a record 7.5 million people in england are waiting for hospital treatment, up by nearly 300,000 since the sta

. >> martha: butis that' hs his feelings.. >> jesse: i'm not trying to restrict it i just say i get why that's>> offensive. >> martha: and what he sees asha problem in the country. obviously ia lot of people, yo know, relate to what he's seeing and he has every right to express himself and his music, you know, however he wants. >> jesse: not stopping him. >> martha: but obviously there's a huge obesity problem in the country. >> jesse: but those people aren't on welfare and stealing from the system. >> martha: it's completely thei unhealthy and everybody knows .t so, you know, i see him calling it out as he sees it as an artist. but it's fascinating to watch reaction to this, how one song can get so many people talking and thinking. so coming up democrat leaders in cities across the country are finally deciding, you know whatt i think we need do something about this crime problem. it's not okay for people to break into stores and cars. but is it too little too late? ♪ ♪ it's mine. you, ok? yeah, are you ok? we're fine. my ser

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butis approach was ways that of generosity. at any given time, if you went to this great mansion, double porch mansion, you would see all of these lodges -- sometimes there would be 100 them around the house. what were they doing? a lot of them had come in because they needed help. they needed he with money, they need help -- he founded the native america church, they would do a ritual, healing. they wou come in becau they needed money for a funeral and he wouldive it to them. was so generous for so many years. he really gave away almost every ce that had. at one pointhe had a fair amount of money. just as terrifically generous man who led with hisenerosity. one of the greatest americans i have ever heardf, he refully suppreed -- heas known to be one of the ficest wriors on the plns and he carefully suppressed that. knowledge of a comanche raid would not have gone over well with whiteeople on the frontier. host: to maryland, you are on. caller: it has been postulated that if stonewall jackson had not died before gettysburg that

years which makes me think i want to work for a think tank perhaps or perhaps a political adviser, butin myself. don't dismiss it, i am your career advisor here. go all the way, we need you. i love that, as think tank. i have talked to a lot of people from think tanks. have anyone ever come to you and said i want to work for a think tank, penny. and said i want to work for a think tank. penny-— tank, penny. no, that would be a first. congratulations _ tank, penny. no, that would be a first. congratulations on - tank, penny. no, that would be a first. congratulations on your- first. congratulations on your results. _ first. congratulations on your results, that is incredible. international relations, what made you choose that? this is a curious side _ you choose that? this is a curious side of— you choose that? this is a curious side of me — you choose that? this is a curious side of me. so you choose that? this is a curious side of me— side of me. so i did a little olitics side of me. so i did a little politics and _ side of me. so i did a little politics and there - side of me. so i di

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all those things are what make opera what it is in this country i >> -- >> buti 5mm >> but i must speakwers who may well be saying, but why should millions of pounds go to this very elitist art form? you know, the ticket prices are £260 a seat. well, you know , make a seat. well, you know, make them 310. but but to regard it as an elitist art form is fundamentally wrong . fundamentally wrong. >> if you think where english national opera comes from. lilian baylis the people's opera, it has always been in touch with the widest possible audience , and some things are audience, and some things are expensive . some things are more expensive. some things are more expensive. some things are more expensive than others . but and expensive than others. but and there has to be a balance at a time of a cost of living crisis in how the funding for the arts generally is handed out. but opera gives back an enormous amount. and you know, at the end of the day, what a thrilling experience it is when an opera works. really well and singers and directors, orchestra and chorus come together. i do know that

i am unapologetically pro-life, not because the republican party tells me to bethe re, buty because my husband was adopted and i had trouble having both of my children. so i am surrounded by blessings. having said that, we needstop to stop demonizing this issue. this is talkin dg about the facd that unelected justices didn't need to decide something. thisdn't personal becauseause i it's personal for every woman and man. not' w it's been put in the handsthat of the people. that's great when it comes to ar federaeat.mel ban. let's be honest with theameric american people and say it will take 60 senate votes. it will take a majority ofnate the hous votite. so o in order to do that, let'sa find consensus. can't,t we all agree that we should ban late term abortions? can't we all agree that wet we should encourage adoptions? can't we all agree that doctorsh and nurses who don't believe in abortion shouldn't have to performo do them? can't we all agree that contraception should be available and can't a wenot all agree that we are not going to put a woman in jail or give her the deathgo woman

buti different broken, and we should see some realibeing honest.ibeing honest. but i don't nt and being honest. but i don't know what's to happen. know what's going to happen. >> so much, alex. i'm >> thanks so much, alex. i'm sorry to cut you off there, but we're end of we're coming up to the end of the here, so we'll be back the hour here, so we'll be back in just a few minutes with more politics, arts and culture. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar the sponsors of solar the proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. hello there weather on. gb news. hello there and greg dewhurst. >> and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast through the rest of sunday. we've got a mixture of scattered showers, some outbreaks of rain, but there will be a few brighter breaks in places. and looking at the bigger picture, high pressure to the southwest pressure sits to the southwest of , a of a cool of us, a bit of a cool northwesterly flow, bringing in showers outbreaks rain showers and outbreaks of rain over couple of days for over the next couple of days

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so i'm afraid i think there's a deep flaw in your otherwise very splendid argument i >> -- >> buti >>ishi sunak stand up to danny? are you going to be as as christine ? or do you see there christine? or do you see there could be a steal in there? >> sort of thatcher's achievements, one of which was the falklands, of course, another one was working with reagan so closely to bring down the cold war and communism being the cold war and communism being the unions, taming the unions. now to be fair to rishi, soon, i think you're underestimating him. think argentine china him. i think if argentine china was the falklands, i was to invade the falklands, i don't he would just sit don't think he would just sit back and not send a force. back and not send a task force. of would. like of course we would. i would like to think i don't think he's craven. think that inside he craven. i think that inside he may look a bank manager , may look like a bank manager, but fairly sure that you but i'm fairly sure that you don't get to that position in life have something life unless you have something abou

buty difficult. i having been a junior doctor mysthat. butythinkult.en a junior doctor mysthat. butythink what i get that. but i think what you're saying correct. you you're saying is correct. you know, difficult time know, it's a difficult time financially for the government, for that's happened for everything that's happened with brexit. think with covid brexit. so i think there's needs to with covid brexit. so i think thear's needs to with covid brexit. so i think thea discussion needs to with covid brexit. so i think thea discussion whethereds to with covid brexit. so i think thea discussion whether that 10 be a discussion whether that negotiation is that get 35% negotiation is that they get 35% now, which is probably unlikely or going get, or whether they're going to get, you some restoration you know, some some restoration over a number years, which over a number of years, which might be more feasible or there might be more feasible or there might a discussion about the might be a discussion about the future and how that works when it comes to th

buti being treated with contempt and being ignored. it possible for any government in any democratic westernised society to differentiate between one murder and another?! murder is murder is murder! for us, forall of and another?! murder is murder is murder! for us, for all of our families and all families across northern ireland who are together in opposing this bill, the northern ireland troubles legacy and reconciliation bill, to us it is tantamount to moral, ethical and legal ineptitude. this tantamount to moral, ethical and legal ineptitude.— legal ineptitude. this is the bill that the government _ legal ineptitude. this is the bill that the government says - legal ineptitude. this is the bill that the government says it - legal ineptitude. this is the bill that the government says it is i that the government says it is absolutely committed to but you are saying it is what she regarded as being an amnesty. but it is going to happen, by the looks of things, in which case, what do you want to happen now?— which case, what do you wan