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the kremlin, is pushing for traditional family values to tackle the declining beth res. below house of parliament has adopted a bill to bind what it calls propaganda. it discourages people from having children, dmitri, but everything kind of explains promoting a so called child free life style is now illegal in russia, on the internet, in media, cinema and advertising. the countries low a house of parliament, the state duma, voted unanimously for the bill saying it's a threat to russia's future. use critique is good wishes there are critics mainly from abroad. they are trying to do everything so our country would cease to exist to stop russia from developing. this is the law on the future of our state to give birth or not to give birth is up to the woman and her close ones to the side. and the ideology that they are trying to oppose this propaganda. it will lead to a situation where women stop giving birth. please a politician say this doesn't mean not having children is a crime. and religious celibacy remains legal. but those charged with the child free propaganda could face fines of up to $5100

take a look now at some other story is making headlines around the world. australia is low, a house of parliament is overwhelmingly approved of bill banning children under the age of 16 from accessing social media. the world 1st band will be voted on by the senate before becoming lower. critics say the plan has privacy risks and may isolate young people support as though argue age restrictions will help protect children. rush and strike on the ukrainian city of sweeney has killed at least 2 people. rockets hit the high rise apartment building officials also said rush at launch the biggest drone attack of the war sofa president, the landscape says almost 200 drones targeted ukraine, but most with shock down officials investigating a cargo plane crash in lithuania, have found the across black box for the quarter, one crew member was killed and 3 others injured. when the plane went down near of illness airport, the blackbox could provide clues into what caused the crash. mexican president, claudia shun bomb has. ringback suggested how a country could retaliate against tyrus proposed by the us presid

in the movie, a friend is low, a house of parliament, as of a womanly approved a bill banning children under the age of 16 from accessing social media to band, which is the 1st of its kind. anyway, i will be voted on by the senate before becoming low. if past the government says social media companies will have one yet to implement the changes. critics say the plan has previously risks and may isolate young people with the government and supporters of the bill argue the age restrictions will help protect children and re leslie is a journalist and multi media producer. she explained to us how this legislation is expected to work if it becomes law. it's essentially as you've described there indeed try, it's going to be a year long process. it's not going to be when it passes the senate to not if it does that instantly a 16 year old is going to be chopped off social media platforms in australia. the expectation is that the platforms themselves need to set up the frame. what to do these parents keeps themselves with not personally be fined or punished if they're still on there after that.

take a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world knows straight is low, a house of parliament has over wyoming li, approve the bill binding children under the age of 16 from accessing social media, the world 1st van will be voted on by the senate before becoming low. critics say the plan has previously risk and may isolate young people support as though argue the age restrictions will help protect children. a russian strike on the ukrainian city of sony has killed at least 2 people broadcasts here to high rise apartment building officials. they also said russia launch the biggest drone attack of the war. so far. president the landscape says almost 200 drones targeted ukraine, but most where shots down specials investigating a cargo plane crash. in lithuania, i have found the aircraft blackbox recorder, one crew member was killed and 3 others injured. when the plane went down me a villainous airport. the black box could provide clues into what caused the crash . mexican president, claudia shane balm has suggested that a country could retaliate against terrorist proposed by us p

as friendly is lower house of parliament has overwhelmingly approve the bill binding children under the age of 16 from accessing social media. the band, which is the fast of its kind anywhere, will be voted on by the senate before becoming low. if past the government says the social media companies will have one year to implement the changes critics, a plan has previously risk and may isolate young people. the government and supporters of the bill argue the age restrictions will help protect children and re leslie is a journalist and multimedia producer. i asked him to explain why australian lawmakers think children need to be stopped from using social media platforms as well. i think we need to say the context you told me, i mean it's not far away from an election here that's happening at some time in the next 6 months. i guess they have been some petitions around from parent groups. one of them had a 125000 signatures saying we need to protect the strategies, young people from social media. and you've got a political system here with both sides are essentially agreeing to be. so it's

ceasefire is meant to last. amend these ratings, who feel time is on has for 5 australia is low, a house of parliament has overwhelmingly approved a bill banning children under the age of 16 from accessing social media. the band, which is the 1st of its kind anywhere, will be voted on by the senate before becoming low. and it's past the government says social media companies will have one year to implement the changes. critics say the plan has previously risk and may isolate young people of the government and supporters of the bill argue the age restrictions will help protect children. journalist and multi media producer andre leslie joins me now from launceston in tasmania. i'm very good to have you with us. first of all, what's behind this? give us some context as to why this bill has come about in the 1st place as well. i think we need to say the context. you told me, i mean it's not far away from an election here that's happening at some time in the next 6 months. i guess they have been some petitions around from parent groups. one of them had a 125000 signatures saying we need to protect the stra

it comes to stays after the lower house of parliament overwhelmingly approved the measure. it passed by the senate and the government says social media companies will have one year to implement the changes for face massive fines. critics say the plan has privacy risks and may isolate young people, but supporters of the bill argued age restrictions will help protect children. well, andre leslie is a journalist and multi media producer. he explain how this legislation is expected to work essentially, as you've described there in the, in try. it's going to be a year long process. it's not going to be when it passes the senate to not. if it does that instantly, the 16 year olds are going to be chopped off social media platforms in australia. the expectation is that the platforms themselves need to set up the frame. what to do, these parents keeps themselves, would not personally be fined or punished if they're still on there after that the bryce period. and the thing, the big question mark from a really is how are they going to get people to approve the i, there is an issue aro

the countries low, a house of parliament, the state duma, voted unanimously for the bill saying it's a threat to russia's future. use critique is good wishes there are critics mainly from abroad. they are trying to do everything so our country would cease to exist to stop russia from developing. this is the law on the future of our state to give birth or not to give birth is up to the woman and her close wants to the side and the ideology that they are trying to oppose this propaganda. it will lead to a situation where women stop giving birth please. the politicians say this doesn't mean not having children is a crime. and religious celibacy remains legal. but those charged with a child free propaganda could face fines of up to $51000.00. and lloyd's say the bills wedding is too broad. so i'm giving you a little skeptical. the definition of what is considered as propaganda is very vague. therefore, topics like domestic violence, pregnancy raped a woman's choice of pop. now, once she's going to get fast, it will be admitted in the movies and on tv. the war and ukraine has left thousan

arrived at westminster at around 7:a5am and there were already tractors in a parade past the houses of parliamenteir rally later today. the weather has not been kind to them but there are thousands and thousands of farmers from all over the country due to descend on london to protest against the government�*s plans from the budget a couple of weeks ago to introduce for the first time inheritance tax on agricultural and business assets, which has not been the case before. but here in church house in westminster, this is where the mass lobby of 1800 national farmers�* union members will be gathering in three different sessions to hear different speakers all here to lobby their mps about these changes. they want the inheritance tax scrapped because they say it will be ruinous for smaller family farms particularly, they will have two cell lands, taking it out of generations of production in some cases, they argue, if they are to meet the inheritance tax bill. for their part, the government keep saying you are wrong about the figures, there are only something like 75% of farmers who will not be affect

voters in ireland are heading to the polls on friday to decide who will sit in the lower house of parliamentexpressed concerns over housing, the economy, and health care, and leaders of the three main parties have clashed over these topics. irish politics has traditionally been dominated by fianna fail and fina gale, partners of the ruling coalition and it seen as being on the center politics. the third party, a socialist party, is a strong advocate for uniting the northern republic of northern ireland. canada to rank in terms of preference, leaving open the possibility of a coalition government. caitriona perry is in ireland, speaking to voters on issues that matter most to them and their families. helena: we are in it -- caitriona: we are in a county to the southwest of dublin, home to the headquarters of the irish defense forces, many of whom are serving as part of the human peacekeeping force in south lebanon at the moment. around this area, very much a commuter town for dublin. many people have been living here because they have been pushed out of the capital city in terms of the cost o

we met with the chairman of the indonesian parliament, mister masonic, who heads the people's consultative assembly and the head of the upper house of parliament. mister sultan, with the leadership of the 1st condition of the lower house of the council of people's representatives. we were at the anti terrorism agency. we met with the deputy minister of the coordination, ministry for law and security. and since our committee is called the defense and security committee, naturally, we discussed the existing relations and defense and security issues between our respective industries and departments. and at the state level. in general, we have develop similar approaches to indonesia. in many areas, we assess new threats and security challenges equally, an adult collective system to respond to these threats. it's worth noting that we have a reliable legal framework on many issues in the field of combat in terrorism, drug crimes, extremism and cyber security, which allows us to develop contacts with our colleagues and we really know of slaves and your email. recently, cyber crime that is the use of digital opportunities by a criminal e

below house of parliament has adopted a bill to ban what it cost propaganda that discourages people from having children to meet your benefit. then kind of explains promoting a so called child free lifestyle is now illegal in russia, on the internet and media cinema and advertising, the countries low house of parliament, the state duma, voted unanimously for the bill saying it's a threat to russia's future. use create ticket deal where she's there are critics mainly from abroad. they are trying to do everything so our country would cease to exist to stop russia from developing. this is the law on the future of our state to give birth or not to give birth is up to the woman and her close wants to the side and the ideology that they are trying to oppose this propaganda. it will lead to a situation where women stop giving birth please. the politicians say this doesn't mean not having children is a crime. and religious celibacy remains legal. but those charged with a child free propaganda could face fines of up to $51000.00. and lloyd's say the bills wedding is too broad. so i'm giving you a

deputy leader is no saying that it needs to be rewritten even though it's passed through both houses of parliament. so there's a bit of chicanery going on because we're on the precipice of an election. we've got a thriving june use phrase with these rain in the middle of a genocide, a country that's supposed to be as you're saying. and as we're here to discuss that, we're loyal and steadfast supporters of palestine. and yes, our government is engaging in, allowing like 700 percent increase in trades. and our central bank is blaine is really war bonds at the moment. and i think the most disgraceful thing is that our aerospace, i'm particularly shannon and knowledgeable than belfast are being used by us ministry and that's on the increase all the time. so we liked as a government, we say the right things, vote guys, annabelle palestine. but actually i think our government is, is a funny thing is pro is read and yes, the people have cotton don or we had a pretty epic protested shot an airport recently. and we're planning another one. i think the people see through the crap at this point. and parson,

of the house. eye would recall to - conversation. -- mother of the house. eye would recall to the | house. eye would recall to the house in 1969 _ house. eye would recall to the house in 1969 parliamentment voted to abolish the death penalty for murder. public opinion was against this but mps believed on a point of principle that the state should not be involved in taking a life. it was a good principle in 1969 and it remains a good principle today. i am and it remains a good principle today. iam not and it remains a good principle today. i am not against legalising assisted dying in any circumstance, but i have many reservations about this bill and in particular i do not believe that the safeguards are sufficient. they are supposed to be the strongest in the world because of the involvement of the high court judge. but the divisional court had said that the intervention of a court would simply interpose an expensive and time consuming forensic procedure, and sirjames mundy, the former president of the family division of the high court, has said recently only those who believe implicitly in judicial on the sense and infallibility, and he adds that he does not, can possibly have any c

is the upper house of parliament mister salton gloves with the leadership of the 1st condition of the lower house of the council of people's representatives. we were at the anti terrorism agency. we met with the deputy minister of the coordination, ministry for law and security. and since our committee is called the defense and security committee, naturally, we discussed the existing relations and defense and security issues between our respective industries and departments. and at the state level. in general, we have develop similar approaches to indonesia. in many areas, we assess new threats and security challenges equally, an adult collective system to respond to these threats. it's worth noting that we have a reliable legal framework on many issues in the field of combat and terrorism, drug crimes, extremism and cyber security, which allows us to develop contacts with our colleagues. and we really so frustrated. and if i am a recently cyber crime, that is the use of digital opportunities by a criminal element has become particularly relevant. and this is very important for the ru

of the white house, it'll be donald trump extending his hand. brash controversy and wild unpredictability — the new normal again. interesting times in the houses of parliamenthe opposition. let's go to live shots of the white house and show you that's because there's been a lots of information coming in and we heard as i mentioned earlier in the last 30 minutes that vice president harris has conceded the election in a call with president—elect trump. vice president—elect trump. vice president kamala harris called donald trump to congratulate him on winning the election, and we are hearing that during that call, vice president harris emphasised the peaceful transition of power and being a president for all americans, that's according to a senior harris aide. she is also expected to address the public when she remarks at howard university later today. caitriona perry listen, those comments and remarks and that speech right kamala harris, what do you think she is going to say? what tone was she set? her tone is important because all of her supporters, who works hard for her, are feeling raw this morning or afternoon, everyone in this country has been up all ni

the countries low a house of parliament, the state duma, voted unanimously for the bill saying it's a threat to russia's future. use critique your good wishes. there are critics mainly from abroad. they are trying to do everything so our country would cease to exist to stop russia from developing this as the law on the future of our state to give birth or not to give birth is up to the woman and her close wants to the side . and the ideology that they are trying to impose this propaganda. it will lead to a situation where women stop giving birth please. the politicians say this doesn't mean not having children is a crime. and religious celibacy remains legal. but those charged with a child free propaganda could face fines of up to $51000.00. and lloyd's say, the build wedding is too broad. so i'm giving you a little skeptical. the definition of what is considered as propaganda is very vague. therefore, topics like domestic violence, pregnancy rapes, a woman's choice of pop. now, once she's going to get fast, it will be admitted in the movies and on tv. the war and ukraine has left tho

let's speak to my colleague karin giannone, who's on college green next to the houses of parliament. scene for us. supporters and opponents of this bull market are preparing to make their voices heard today. —— this bill. to make their voices heard today. -- this bill. starting today. -- this bill. starting to gather. _ today. -- this bill. starting to gather, lots _ today. -- this bill. starting to gather, lots of _ today. -- this bill. starting to gather, lots of people i to gather, lots of people starting to gather strong feelings on both sides. people have been gathering for the last half an hour. the debate is coming at 9:30am, there will be five hours set aside for it, and then potentially devote. joining me here outside parliament is liz carr, activist and actor. tell us what you are here and why you feel so strongly about this. so many disabled people, not all of us, — many disabled people, not all of us, so _ many disabled people, not all of us, so many are terrified of a law— of us, so many are terrified of a law like _ of us, so many are terrified of a law like this is bec

the countries low, a house of parliament, the state duma, voted unanimously for the bill saying it's a threat to russia's future. use critique is good wishes there are critics mainly from abroad. they are trying to do everything so our country would cease to exist to stop russia from developing. this is the law on the future of our state to give birth or not to give birth is up to the woman and our close wants to the side and the ideology that they are trying to oppose this propaganda. it will lead to a situation where women stop giving birth. please a politician say this doesn't mean not having children is a crime. and religious celibacy remains legal. but those charged with the child free propaganda could face fines of up to $51000.00. and lloyd's say the build wedding is too broad, so i'm giving you a little of gap. so the destination of what is considered propaganda is very vague . therefore, topics like domestic violence, pregnancy, raped a woman's choice of pop. now, when she's going to get those who will be admitted in the movies and on tv, the war and ukraine has left thousan

the senate is debating the landmark bill off at passed through a lower house of parliament. under the new little platforms would be required to prevent children from holding accounts or face fines of up to $33000000.00. critics argue that other business political, unintended to secure parents votes at of general elections. miss the coal focus of this legislation is simple. it, the mom's social media companies take reasonable steps to identify and remove underwrite uses from their platforms. this is a responsibility these companies should have been fulfilling long ago, but for too long they have shifts these responsibilities in favor of prophets. this is not a radical concept, it's a necessary one step in more protests and remain here against the far right candidate to unexpectedly won the 1st round of the presidential event coming georgia screw around as an independent candidate knocking out the front run, a social democrat, 5 minutes the mazda of july, cruise from the race. so just google run his campaign on social media. we're not going to run out next month. relatives that

under the age of 16, the senate is debasing the latin monk bill often passed through the lower house of parliament. now, under the proposed lo platforms would be required to prevent children from holding accounts or face fines. this up to $33000000.00 critics all gave the bill is political and intended to secure parents votes ahead of general elections. that's it for me. my main site, i'll be back there and talk to now much more today's news coming up next. all lines the hearing, the facts, organized, crime that controls who move here. while the story piece turned a blind guy with fearless gen and as in an in depth coverage out as it was, teens on the ground when you closer to the foster the story the, it's friday night at madison square garden, one of the world's most famous fortune brings the new york mix have a game tonight, and basketball fans are excited for, for different reasons. and you might think do a lot of your friends or samples that comment? yeah. what do you guys about any way, what all bets you have to not read. i got, i go to the floor, it's 11. you got. what else for 30 plus. eve

under robin, in germany's low a house of parliament has passed a controversial anti semitism resolution. his definition makes criticizing israel's government, an anti submit take act open for thousands of people from the legal, academic and cultural sectors. to criticize the non binding motion in an open letter morning, it would seriously affect funding for and you have unlimited freedom of speech. in the collapse of germany's 3 way coalition government to spot demands from opposition, parties and business groups for snap election. the coalition fella popped off the use of tension, picked in a row. how of a, how to revive u. ups. largest economy, which is headed for its 2nd year of contraction. but it's switch reports from valley off. schultz is perhaps only got a few months left. his job and his chancellor in fire and his finance minister, christie, and linda had being formally dismissed by the president. sholtes has paved the way for new elections, letting the ones on sooner rather than later. at least the good feelings are allowed to be of the, the right thing for our country would b

the country's lower house of parliament, the state duma, voted not. i'm asleep for the bill saying it's a threat to rush just future use critique your good wishes. there are critics mainly from abroad. they are trying to do everything so our country would cease to exist to stop russia from developing. this is the law on the future of our state to give birth or not to give birth is up to the woman and her close wants to the side . and the ideology that they are trying to oppose this propaganda. it will lead to a situation where women stop giving birth. please. politicians say this doesn't mean not having children is a crime.

this comes just days after the lower house of parliament overwhelmingly approved the measure. if passed by the senate, the government says social media companies will have one year to implement the changes or face massive fines. critics say the plan has privacy risks and may isolate young people, but supporters of the bill argue the age restrictions will help protect children. let's get more of this data from josh taylor in melbourne. hays a technology reported for the guardian and has been following the debate about the band very closely. josh, understand the bill has not yet passed the senate. what happens next, as we're basically waiting for it to pa, slightest, on our end. so it's, it's essentially the last sitting day for the senate for 2024. and they've, they've trying to pass around 31 pieces of legislation and, and the basically going through the process of trying to get them altered very quickly. and this is probably going to be the one that they do towards the end of things. so it has been devised earlier today, but they going to get it kind of get back to the light.

in aging has deepened the crank down on corruption within its armed forces. india is low, a house of parliament has suspended discussions for a 2nd day on the sum diamond of an indian believe that the. the case is deep in this division among critics and them. supporters of glass on my donnie is the founder and chairman of the identity group. last week, us investigators accused him of paying more than $250000000.00 to secure indian power supply contracts and misleading us investors. obviously is going to deny the judges. the point is he has to be added to the point is he has to be honest, that as we have said, hundreds of people are being arrested on tiny charges. the gentleman has been inducted into the united states and died due to the united states for thousands. of course, he should be in gen o dependent. i'm gonna please let me speak under the product to him. a dense for lancaster rescue mission to underway in edifying the east of the country as as heavy rain so flooded entire villages. there at least 8 people, including 6 children returning from school. i'm missing they believe, to be trav

the senate is debating the landmark bill after it passed to the lower house of parliament. under the proposed law platforms would be required to prevent children from holding accounts or face fines of up to $33000000.00. critics argue the legislations intended to secure parents votes had a general elections. it's the cool so to so this legislation is simple. it, the mom's social media companies take reasonable steps to identify and remove underwrite uses from their platforms. this is a responsibility these companies should have been fulfilling long ago, but for too long they have shifts these responsibilities in favor of prophets. this is not a radical concept. it's a necessary one. delegates from a 175 countries that meeting insides career for you and back talks aimed at securing agreements on limiting plastic waste. one of the biggest plastic polluters indonesia is running out of space to dispose of. it's jessica washington and for some default and indonesia. the i'm here as a to file land, so in depth of on the outskirts of chicago. and as you can see from the mountains o

speaker sir lindsay hoyle has said he looks forward to the american president addressing both houses of parliamenta visit. so that's at least a start. but we do need we do need to get talking to the trump transition team as soon as those big positions, such as trade are appointed . trade are appointed. >> and what's your role in that? nigel farage you're seen from this, this country anyway, as as the chief trump whisperer, will you have a key role in introducing people from the uk government to members of the trump transition team? >> well, what is likely, chris, is that when he appoints his cabinet, you know, i'm probably going to know quite a few of them personally quite well also. so i do think i do think that i might have a role to play in helping in helping to break down those barriers. i mean, don't forget, there are such fundamental disagreements politically. i mean, ed miliband wants us to go completely green. lucky we're all rich, isn't it? and can pay the electricity bills, whereas, you know, the trump administration is the trump administration is the trump administration is drill, baby,

the senate is debasing the line montvale office. pause through the lower house of parliament. now under the propose lower platforms would be required to prevent in children some holding accounts in phase fine. so up to $33000000.00. critics argue the bill is political and intended to secure parents votes ahead of general elections. the size of the coal focus of this legislation is simple. it, the mom's social media companies take reasonable steps to identify and remove underwrite uses from their platforms. this is a responsibility these companies should have been fulfilling long ago, but for too long they have shifts these responsibilities in favor of prophets. this is not a radical concept. it's a necessary one. the price of a rob, because coffee beans is up to twice since 1977 lashawn prize for those routes. and brazil and shipping disruptions and the red sea 16000000000 kilograms us a radical, all consumed every year. according to the international coffee organization, authorities in several countries have uncovered a new drug trafficking route that stretches from south ame

possible, but as a member of the parliament, we feel that we have been completely sidelined by those talks between the envoy of the u.s. government and the speaker of the house including members of the parliament. we don't know what the deal entails, and we hope for the best, as far as citizens and residents of this country are concerned. >> there is some reporting that the israeli government will discuss this vote tomorrow. if you are saying that you feel kept out of the deal, is there a mechanism where it will come before the lebanese partner -- lebanese parliament? >> it seems that it will come before the lebanese parliament to discuss. it is unfortunate that the discussions have gone on with one person, the speaker of the house and the prime minister, but it was mainly with the speaker of the house and some parts or some leaders of hezbollah together. who agreed on the deal. if the deal is completely closed and the deal is done, so we will have to wait and see but the most important thing is that people who have fled their homes in the southern villages return home safely as much as the people in northern israel do return to their home as well. we do wan

the housing minister is rejecting claims by campaigners that he's "dawdling", and says new laws will be in place by the end of parliament of the housing market that is largely unregulated. here's tarah welsh. when michelle bought her dream home in 2016... she couldn't have foreseen what was to come. she says her service charge has gone up drastically. bi; her service charge has gone up drastically-— drastically. by 2016 it was 'ust under £2000, i drastically. by 2016 it was 'ust under £2000, now it is h drastically. by 2016 it was just i under £2000, now it is £10,000 per year. it is unbelievable because we could live in knightsbridge with a cheaper service charge.— cheaper service charge. michelle needs to sell _ cheaper service charge. michelle needs to sell up _ cheaper service charge. michelle needs to sell up urgently - cheaper service charge. michelle needs to sell up urgently but - cheaper service charge. michelle | needs to sell up urgently but she can't. i needs to sell up urgently but she can't. . . . ,., , can't. i have a new grandson, he is 'ust can't. i have a new grandson, he is just coming — can't. i have

warning shots and tear gas at demonstrators today as they reached the edges of islamabad's red zone that area houses the parliamentthe medic missions -- and diplomatic missions. a rally led by imran khan's wife. officials say she is inciting the violence. >> there is tear gas being fired. from there, tear gas is being thrown at the police. there will be a severe reaction. the state is showing great patience. she has planned so we kill people. she wants bloodshed here. >> imran khan addressed his supporters from jail writing in post quote, all protesting pakistanis stay peaceful, united and stand firm. the popular politician has been in jail since last year and faces more than 150 criminal cases which his supporters say are publicly motivated. authorities say only the courts can order his release. a new biden administration proposal would cover the cost of popular weight-loss drugs through medicare or medicaid. that means millions of obese americans would have access to treatments like those epic. the proposals could cost taxpayers as much as $35 billion over the next decade but advocates say it would save money by

house of commons, big assistant, dying as before. it's usually controversial. tell us more about the debates in parliament today. well know many go ahead as you know, this place behind me, the house of commons, lots of political point, scoring is taking place but not today. so from what i had from the debated was mostly incredibly respectful, also across party lines. so each m p doesn't have to vote with the party, but just according to their own conscience. and many of these have spoken out very emotionally about stories that they have had either from the constituents. oh, also their own stories m p. 's was speaking about the parents who had time into the lens one and he was talking about the cam so that her mom has suffered. so they have seen people dying. a little different piece of days used to go in favor of changing the little. there are all those days that are raising all the points. for example, this is a societal issue that it's not just looking at the individual, but how as a society, how is this see? and then is it override for the state to become involved in that? so really fundamental, so there's als

of signing off. it was a putting something right. from a seafaring waiter by the european parliament to much later the house of lords, john prescott wasife ofjohn prescott, who has died at the age of 86. john prescott who has died at the age of 86. in an experiment that's turning heads in the scientific community, a team of researchers in richmond, virginia has successfully taught rats to drive. using custom—built miniture vehicles, the rodents have demonstrated a surprising amount of skill — as well as an enthusiasm to get behind the wheel and hit the road as much as possible. the experiment has raised questions about cognitive research and whether animals can feeljoy and pride at learning a new skill. let's speak to the neuroscientist behind the project, kelly lambert thank you so much. so many people will be looking at those rather cute pictures and going why did you do that?— why did you do that? that's a aood why did you do that? that's a good question. _ why did you do that? that's a good question. i _ why did you do that? that's a good question. i was - why did you do that? that's a i good question. i was challenged by a collea

on wednesday, the house of representatives passed the bill and today, in parliament's final session,en up to the senate to finalize the world—first law. the bill makes platforms including tiktok, facebook, snapchat, instagram, and x liable for fines of up to us$33 million forfailing to prevent young children from having accounts. the platforms would have one year to work out how to implement the age restrictions before the penalties are enforced. so this is the scene at the seneddin so this is the scene at the senedd in canberra where this bill is being discussed. and, as we said, anytime now, they are ahead of us, of course, we will find out whether it is, in fact, going to become a world first. al corresponded in sydney is phil mercer. just tell us a little bit more about the reaction that has been in australia to this story. just after four _ australia to this story. just after four o'clock _ australia to this story. just after four o'clock in - australia to this story. just after four o'clock in the - after four o'clock in the afternoon here in eastern parts of australia and the

to see it in - parliament, in the highest house of political... has been a real state of surprise.sion of disappointment and sadness that in 2024 we see politics... this is what maori are having to endure. , , ~ , ., endure. the bill is unlikely to ass, endure. the bill is unlikely to pass. but _ endure. the bill is unlikely to pass, but that _ endure. the bill is unlikely to pass, but that is _ endure. the bill is unlikely to pass, but that is not - endure. the bill is unlikely to pass, but that is not the - endure. the bill is unlikely to | pass, but that is not the point say protesters, the fact politicians are even questioning maori's position in society is damaging enough. i've been speaking to katie watson among other protesters on the streets of wellington. this is all about the treaty of... which was created in 1840, it was between english colonisers and maori chiefs, what people here who are concerned about the bella say is that this was a treaty that was between the two parties. since then, they have been a series of principles established, things like protection, partner

it happened in an area of the city where the parliament and several embassies, the house senior us envoy amos hawk scene, has arrived in bay route to see spot to. meanwhile, hezbollah has been firing volleys of rockets in northern israel and the grace of tel aviv area, one broken attack hit, a multi story building and northern israel. the strong killed a woman injured several people. let's go straight to zeno, hold her. she's in favorites. she's at the residence of the speaker, the lebanese parliament, so they know you all monitoring the situation from inside the house where there's talks are about to get underway. we're expecting a most hochstein to arrive any moment what's happening a he just arrived and the last minute us envoy amos hawks then is now at the residence of the speaker of parliament. that'd be very on the agenda is that us draft ceasefire proposal which was presented to 11 on last week 11 on and has will are saying that they are dealing with this proposal in a positive way, but an aide to the speaker of parliament says they have a few comments on the content and those com

parliament right now? you know, right as, as a, at this moment president, under a commodities on like a, is delivering his policy speeds in that house. obviously it's very 1st a section of parliament, the no variation of the 10 funding. but if you look up and under commodities on mike, uh, uh, walking in just a short while ago. uh, obviously happy with the way his party has performed. he's filled out basically the leg just set you up with representatives from his fault. the 159 record followed the national people as follows. in fact, even if you look at housekeeping wise for the parliamentary authorities, it's the 1st time this has had such a massive number of m. p 's from one pocket. and you had half of them to sit on the opposition side. but in that house, as we speak, the president is talking about what he plans in the coming years with his party. he talked about, he talked about the government service or the public service. it being a sort of a backbone for any government and administration. he talked about strengthening the government service, making it more efficient. he pointed to the overwhelming vote amended given by public 7th through the in p p. he also talke

of the house of representatives the when against trump, or try fact though, where the president's party also controls both houses of congress also coming up. so this tells the german parliament it can't simply wait until the next month, confidence vote. the chancellor says there's plenty of work to do before the end of the year despite his government collapsing last week. answer lumpkins, head to the polls for a snap election. the vote will determine if the country is new left as president, has more power to help the poor in the wake of a financial meltdown. the welcome to the show on the conference. the republicans have one enough seems to control the united states house of representatives, cementing their hold on both of us capital and the white house just declared when in arizona's race for the house alongside a victory and slow counting, california gave the g o p. the majority of 218 states this result is gives the republicans and president elect donald trump, of course governing tri faxed to control one of the senate, the house and the white house. democrats will find it extremely hard now to combat trumps of plans to expel migraines. extend tax breakables and reshape t