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austrian tycoon that any bank goals signals portfolio spend jeremy's best known department store berlin. scotty bay to the country's top high street chain galleria and the futuristic power skyscraper. project of this super your belonging to businessman renee vanco has just come on the market for nearly 40000000 euros. the empire of the self made billionaire from austria has been crumbling for some time. rising interest rates and folding property valuations have now led to the bankruptcy of bank coast. cigna holding company construction on handbooks, al patel has come to a halt. another cigna project, the 950000000 euro skyscraper was designed as a prestige project for the city, but build a cigna can no longer pay its bills. using title was lucky the rise of cigna began around the year 2000. at that time, vanco acquired numerous properties and desirable locations at 1st in austria, and then internationally. since 2019, the company has owned the i clinics, chrysler building in new york, cigna. it has also been active in retail since 2013 would. benco took over germany's trouble department store c

why ha, scotty, honey, i still remember of the, in the face movement funded by vision silver. long time is there any peace activist that's gone down my home? i submit attends in depth, towed by 7 attacks, hold on a friend or somebody else, gathered at a funeral to own her memories and to cause each other. there was a woman who believed in peace. i saw she was a woman who in moments of despair would bring us back the hope. a woman who believed in this pulse believed in the importance of ending this twisted conflict. she believed that based on god's under wrong cause, and we all desire to live in peace alone street and was killed in a home in these keyboards by more than a 100 people standing buried on october 7 shod rings of family homes of mine if the har that befell this community now, other survivors returning to salvage what remains of the household. many of the residents of the keyboard seem around gaza advocated for peace between these rates and palestinians. for great thing, spirit, the mourners at vivian's funeral, want to keep alive. and i am going to call me of late a

[000:00:00;00] the, this is, do you got your news life from by then intro says it's scotty. no significant strikes. i'm have let because let's drift into the military ones, the planning to for the escalate as strikes some refugees who have thought shelter for the south field. the journey is very dangerous. also coming up us secretary of faith to antony, blinking nixton's, a woman diplomatic tore of the middle east, but stops in cyprus is all kentucky. he says, washington is working to stop the conflict credit and have him look at for, for you opens following the foster drama and i'm suspect has been arrested. the man drove to a security barrier onto that henri with his 4 year old daughter, demanding to be sold to keep the i'm number, such as while the welcome to the program is there as ami has said, it's guiding out significant strikes on its ground. troops have effectively divided the gaza strip into the military says that has in so can cause a 50 and that is just planning to for the expenditure strikes. meanwhile, the leaders of major un agencies have called for an immedia

and then we joined scotty's and it's just... it's helped us so much.vities for the children. they can take part in a council and have a say on how it's run. austin is a member. i love being on the council because obviously you get to put your say, you get to say what you want to do and put that into scotty's. recently, we brought out a video for kids especially. remembrance can mean a lot to us as it's the one time of year when the whole country is invited to pay their respects to the men and women who have served our country, including our parents. and it'sjust saying, well, you're not alone and it probably feels like it, but you're not. and there's everyone here. it's really important to know that you're not alone. the precious box of keepsakes helps them talk about chris. the charity has shown them how to have those conversations and to ensure he remains part of the family. now we will say to people, "no, we talk about dad all the time, and we're still really close to dad's family. we spend lots of time with them as well." so it's really, really spe

so we, we think we know what's coming up, we see nothing yet, scotty or it's interesting, that's the most for brings up. garland is, it goes to spend a little bit time talking about. they're probably gonna mention is trump immediately like that's just where it's going to be and then puts most was emphasis on the democrats 1st to agree with steve mos bridge said he thought the selection here be for the democrats and do you think that it is comparison to all the attention that's going on right now on the republican size. well, i certainly think the democrats are the, the incumbent party. so that would be the, the party that, you know, the focus is going to be on there. they come to party and the, the current administration has been, you know, quite frankly disastrous and they're losing, you know, certainly they're not going to get the conservative vote. if you look at what's happening on their left, blanket is rapidly deteriorating. so people are looking at a systemic problems. so we've got the leading opposition senior right now who is being, you know, i would say persecuted by the ad

woods will be playing against the likes of defending champion viktor hovland, rickie fowler and scottieset and not touch a club or do anything again and live his life. enjoy the second half of his life, and do whatever, hang out with his kids, but he continues to come back and compete and do what is best for the players and the pga tour, so it's expressionless for the rest of us involved in the game, what she is doing now. there's a chance for competitors to get points for the british take wendell final, nesta mcgregor has been there. quite an excitement about this event.— been there. quite an excitement about this event. italy, france and china, about this event. italy, france and china. the — about this event. italy, france and china, the fourth _ about this event. italy, france and china, the fourth and _ about this event. italy, france and china, the fourth and final - about this event. italy, france and china, the fourth and final grand l china, the fourth and final grand prix of the year will be in manchester, some big names behind us, jadejones, a double olympic medallist and ris

the stands, including which included a member of the basketball hall of fame, six-time nba champion scottiehe main star on the court that evening was hawks point guard trae young, who scored 41 points. at the end of the match , he also assisted, whose shot became the winning 120-119 atlanta, milky bucks star forward yanis atacumbo, flashed in the away match with the indiana pacers. the greek scored 54 points, setting a scoring record for this season. but his efforts were not enough. indiana, at the end of an equal game, managed to pull out. victory 126-124. having met in the match of the thirty -third round of the brazilian football championship in rio daneiro, the local bodofoga and gremio, who arrived from the city of porto allegri, scored a total of seven goals against each other. in the sixth minute, the former chelsea and atlético striker, thirty-five-year-old spaniard diego costa, who now plays with botafoga , opened the scoring. almost immediately everton leveled the situation, but before the break, the hosts took the lead again, thanks to a goal from junior santos, at the very begin

. >> reporter: scotty, the bar manager, said he saw regular customers return sunday but not as many as he would normally see. >> it wasn't the large groups we thought it would be. we thought we could get over run. we had nothing to base off of and had no idea what to expect. >> reporter: he said the bar had extra workers on call but they weren't needed. very few apec attendees wandered in. >> it was a whole lot of fuss for no real reason. i don't know why they had these cages and things. it didn't affect anyone at all. >> reporter: that's because dan said he works next door at a liquor store and lives close enough to walk to work. around the corner eateries say they saw steep drop in business and financial losses were great. security barricades were still up sunday. >> supposed to be open but there are no people even around the area. this morning i have some vendors and they cannot deliver for us. >> reporter: even his regulars are still staying away. >> even today, sunday, but it's very slow. the restaurant is empty. we are just hoping it's going to be better. >> reporter: he adds tha

i want to step outside of the shop so our cameraman scottie could zoom into the helipad behind me. there had been ambulances and some paramedics but we saw an uptick in activity, a large group of paramedics who were huddled it seemed like potentially going through the plan one more time. we are now expecting could be frankly any minute now, we just don't know, but the arrival of some of those 13 hostages. this is a children's hospital. they are expecting to receive at least some of those children who range in ages from 2, 4, 5 and a 9-year-old. and they're also bringing their mothers, those who have been released with their mothers here as well. so that the families did not have to be separated at any point in time. and they have gone to great lengths, wolf, really, to try to create an environment here that is as warm as intimidating and not imposing. they said they've tried to make it not look like a hospital to give it the feel of a beautiful hotel and they're filled the place with toys and they have crucially hand picked the staff who will be working with these different familie

beam me up scotty there's no intelligent life in that white house. >> i hope that is not true that would be pouring gasoline on a fire that would be like giving germany $10 billion in world war ii. the evil is iran there is no hamas without iran. 90 percent of their budget comes from the ayatollah. and surviving on money from the ayatollah here is my belief if the ayatollah continues to attack our troops they open up a new front with hezbollah in the north against israel we should destroy the oil infrastructure of iran so they can no longer be the largest state-sponsored terrorism. biden wants to give them money i want to knock them out of the oil business if they believe we would knock them out of the oil business they would stand down and when trump killed solo iran went back in their box and biden's weaknesses letting iran out of the box they are trying to destroy saudi arabia and israel that's why they attacked them to get them in the war so they can't try to reconcile with saudi arabia which is a nightmare for iran. she would let me tell you what happened today. today the biden admi

stanford trailed seventh and a half third quarter ball rolls off a cougars receiver and right to scottiet stanford in business take a look again wild play for the interception back of quarterback justin lampson gets in from a yard out and we're all tied up at seven a slugfest up there in the northwest fourth quarter the cardinal manage one more drive and that was key for joshua karty, who kicked the eventual game winner from 41 yards out. with just under six minutes to go, stanford wins 10 to 7, their three and six. all three of their wins have come on the road. the warriors have won five straight games. a perfect four and zero on the road this year. remember they didn't win their fourth road game last season until mid-january, and it's thanks in part to the splash brothers hitting game winners with 0.2 seconds to go. first on wednesday, warriors down one klay thompson buries the jumper with 0.2 to go and that beat the kings at home at chase and then friday night in okc game tied stephen curry dribble drive and layup with 0.2 left to beat the thunder now the play was originally called ba

stanford trailed seven at the half third quarter balls rolls right off a receiver and right into scottie stanford in business that's a wild play for the turnover backup quarterback justin lamson he's going to pound it in from a yard out to tie things up at seven in and here we go, fourth quarter the cardinal managed one more drive and joshua karty kicked the eventual game winner from 41 yards out and stanford wins 10 to 7, improving to three and six. all three of their wins have come on the road. the warriors have won five straight games. they're a perfect four and oh on the road. remember they didn't win their fourth road game last season until mid-january. and thanks in part to the splash brothers hitting the game winners with 0.2 seconds to go. first. on wednesday, warriors down one klay thompson buries the jumper with 0.2 seconds to go to beat the kings at home. and then friday night on the road in okc game tied stephen curry dribble drive and got it to go with 0.2 left to beat the thunder now that play originally called basket interference on draymond green but after review determin

stanford trailed seven at the half third quarter balls rolls right off a receiver and right into scottieampson he's going to pound it in from a yard out to tie things up at seven. and here we go, fourth quarter, the cardinal managed one more drive and joshua karty kicked the eventual game winner from 41 yards out. and stanford wins 10 to 7, improving to three and six. all three of their wins have come on the road. the warriors have won five straight games. they're a perfect four and oh on the road. remember, they didn't win their fourth road game last season until mid-january. and thanks in part to the splash brothers hitting game winners with 0.2 seconds to go. first on wednesday, warriors down one klay thompson buries the jumper with 0.2 seconds to go to beat the kings at home. and then friday night on the road in okc game tied stephen curry dribble drive and got it to go with 0.2 left to beat the thunder now that play originally called basket interference on draymond green but after review determined he grabbed the rim and didn't touch the ball so you can count the basket friday night

stanford trailed seven at the half third quarter balls rolls right off a receiver and right into scottiedwards hands and stanford in business that's a wild play for the turnover backup quarterback justin lampson he's going to pound it in from a yard out to tie things up at seven seven. and here we go. fourth quarter, the cardinal managed one more drive and joshua karty kicked the eventual game winner from 41 yards out and stanford wins 10 to 7, improving to three and six. all three of their wins have come on the road. the warriors have won five straight games. they're a perfect four and oh on the road. remember they didn't win their fourth road game last season until mid january. and thanks in part to the splash brothers hitting game winners with 0.2 seconds to go first on wednesday day, warriors down one klay thompson buries the jumper with 0.2 seconds to go to beat the kings at home. and then friday night on the road in okc game tied stephen curry dribble drive five and got it to go with 0.2 left to beat the thunder now that play originally called basket interference on draymond green

but also it's the younger generation , too, the younger generation, too, a charity called scotty littlech is here, scotty's little soldiers, which helps children who have lost a parent through armed conflict because they were serving in armed forces . and so it's all armed forces. and so it's all about the camaraderie, i think, which is the real theme which people are taking away this afternoon at the cenotaph . afternoon at the cenotaph. >> cameron walker, thank you very much for your service today, reporting there from horseguards parade . i turn now horseguards parade. i turn now to my studio guests. i'm joined by tessa dunlop, an historian, author of army girls the secrets and stories from the final few women who served in world war ii and alex deane, who is a political commentator and author of lessons from history . welcome of lessons from history. welcome to you . thank you very much. to you. thank you very much. were you today thinking about some of those women that you brought to life in your most recent book? >> interestingly , i went into >> interestingly, i went into a sleep

perhaps it was these words from director scotty spawer that became the last straw for one of her employeesvestigators found that diesel generators are actually used to heat the electronics and turbine blades in cold weather. the owners were fined for harming the environment, and environmental activists are wondering whether britain's greenest company was deceiving everyone. no, it's much worse. you can now see the exhaust pipe, there is a diesel generator inside, this is not the northern latitudes of scotland, but the southernmost state of the usa, texas, but even here a local resident found a generator inside the turbine, why is it there, it provides electricity to turn the turbine in the direction of the wind, well, that is, this is not a scam by a separate scottish company, it is simply part of the technology that it advertises as not creating harmful emissions, while diesel in generators is not all hydrocarbons, which use wind turbines. in order for them to work, the internal mechanisms require a lot of oil, here we see a huge oil leak. ron kendel didn't plan to become an environmental

perhaps it was these words from director scotty schraau that became the last straw for one of her employeesmerged that huge diesel generators were being used inside display turbines. investigators found that diesel generators actually used to heat the electronics and turbine blades in cold weather. the owners were fined for harming the environment, and environmental activists are wondering: was britain's greenest company deceiving everyone? no, it's much worse. you see now the exhaust pipe, there is a diesel generator inside. this is not the northern latitudes of scotland, but the southernmost state of the usa. texas, but even here a local resident found a generator inside the turbine, why is it there? it provides electricity to turn the turbine in the direction of the wind. well then this is not a scam by a single scottish company, it is simply a piece of technology that is advertised as emission-free. at the same time, diesel in generators is not all hydrocarbons, which... so that they can work, here we see a huge oil leak. ron's internal mechanisms require a lot of oil , and kendel didn'

scotty god, patron of poets and musicians.he bag is generally madness, well, madness, in this regard, i can say one thing for sure, that these are people who heard about what i’m passionate about this idea, they said, let me help you, energy, in fact, everything is still being done, everything is being done, we have a very active volunteer movement, people come and help, in the eleventh year you bought three stallions, how much does a stallion cost now, i took 150 per head, and now i think a decent one costs somewhere around 700, maybe 800, on the posters... half a dozen performances, not counting one-off performances, there are nine in the body permanent four-legged artists, while two-legged ones gather for projects, they say that among the horses there are already deserved ones and even one national stallion, although all without specialized acting education. i just wanted to ask, do they play according to the stanislavsky system or according to the system, according to the butkevich system, this play theater, for me butkevi

you read the scottis code and you're like, well, that's in there because of ginni thomas, that's in therefew years ago and he didn't report this gift. so it's very much reflective of the current situation and trying to give them excuses as to -- defenses of some of their more egregious ethics lapses. so i didn't love seeing that as i was reading it over the last few hours. it only came out about three hours ago. but at the same time i mean, i do want to very briefly give chief justice roberts some credit for at the very end saying, and i think senator whitehouse mentioned this, this is an iterative process, we're going to look into how other courts conduct their ethics rubric. so maybe there's a chance for future amendments where we have the inbox and the complaint process and the public reporting that i think all of us in the advocacy community as well as in the -- among lawmakers who care about this want to see. so the champagne's still on ice. we may be at base camp of everest. this is not the summit. >> yeah, and i use it because i know when you're inside an institution and you're pus

so you had d—day veterans there, but you also had some young children from a charity scotty's littlecotty's little soldiers, supports kids soldiers, which supports kids who've lost a parent through armed conflict. so you know, it really was a mix of people and diverse mix of people on whitehall. and you just see the scenes there on your screens now. it was silence and it was respectful. everyone was respectful. everyone was respectful and just kind of reflecting in moments reflecting in the moments honounng reflecting in the moments honouring those who fought for our freedoms and for the country we live in today. >> beautiful ceremony. it's so nice to see everyone just standing in silence like that and everything. let's go live to enniskillen. have a chat with dougie beattie. who is there? dougie, was it like there ? dougie, what was it like there? >> well, good afternoon . and >> well, good afternoon. and yes, it was a very sombre occasion here in enniskillen, but it was also very, very wet indeed. but it was also very, very wet indeed . but enniskillen, of indeed. but enniskillen,

you know, you've got scottie scheffler and nothing, nothing's be to nothing's going to be left to theachine and >> how about a wind machine and then rain comes down. >> but it's all aboutjust >> but it's all about just making more popular again making it more popular again because they've got live golf and they're thinking, what can we make young people get we do to make young people get into we do to make young people get int(and that's what about. >> and that's what it's about. and therefore lots of money. >> okay, thanks, paul. thank you very much indeed. >> stay with us. still to come, jeremy is giving jeremy corbyn is giving his strongest about his strongest hints yet about his political that's . n ext next >> let's go through some of the headunes >> let's go through some of the headlines making the news today. political editor at huffpost uk, kevin schofield and gp and medical writer randy honerkamp . medical writer randy honerkamp. and randy, we're going to start with you . bully dogs, they're with you. bully dogs, they're going to be banned come the new yean going to be banned

of remembrance on and the baton of remembrance on and amongst the associations marching today are scotty'sr is all veterans around all these veterans around us, i think the oldest is a world war ii veteran. we have 100 year old gentleman with a spirit of normandy marching. many of normandy marching. but many of them, can see, are much them, as you can see, are much youngen them, as you can see, are much younger, older than us. younger, not much older than us. and got the children and then we've got the children who are impacted by by war and conflict as well. so we have to remember our veterans, our armed forces community, past and very much present. and the relationship with the royal family is particularly poignant for too . for these veterans, too. >> i understand princess anne, princess will taking princess royal will be taking the for the veterans the salutes for the veterans march is that something march past. is that something which veterans here look fonnard to? >> absolutely. i mean, we know there's a very close relationship between whole relationship between the whole of househol