francois: there is.you know, poland is a high growth economy and has been such for the last 13 years. e-commerce is at the beginning. e-commerce is 8% of the total. in the u.s. it is twice as much, if not three times. everything we do in poland gets multiplied by the current customer base. it is not we will not go international, it is something we have to see the tech to do. it goes with the first priority of pleasing polish shoppers, and there are so much to do. i am reasonably convinced over a medium period of time i will find ways to please customers outside poland. kailey: obviously you hold a dominant market position in poland, and the competition regulators are taking a look at that. what kind of threat does that review pose to you? francois: i would not say we have a dominant position, we are something like 3% of total retail. we have a strong lead. the eatare a lot of those -- a lot of the ethos regular has. the regulator once of fair market place customers are respected. sellers can interact fre

for us i'm a lot of people of the countries to talk about loss and damage mysie in a psion when francois g.-man we have to leave you very unfortunately but i really appreciate your insight and looking forward to talking to you in the near future about sudan climate change and floods and how to move forward thank you. thank you for watching you can see the program again anytime by visiting a website. for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot goal forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter out 100 is a.j. inside story. keeping law and order is a primary function of any state. in protecting the people became police brutality a domestic incident became a global lock. in a country torn apart by racial inequality. can americans find a leader to unite. all of the key issues of the us elections. on al-jazeera i am so the prime minister i would question the keys days it's hard to filter out the noise and keep track of what's really important the bottom line tackles the big issues this is shaping the united states its people its economy a

a lot of people of the countries to talk about loss and damage this in a psion will lead modibo francois g.-man we have to leave a very unfortunately but i really appreciate your insight and looking forward to talking to you in the near future about sudan climate change and flaws and how to move forward thank you. thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter and that is at a.j. inside story. the cost of debt crisis and the mean surgeon dr rising mozambique's troubled road to becoming the world for biggest gas exporter an epic battle challenges apple's grip on it and the rising prospect of a currency war it's a mighty dollar sing. the cost on al-jazeera there is no channel that covers world news like we do as a roaming correspondent i am constantly on the go covering topics from politics to conflict is often barren mental issues the scale of this conflict like nothing you've ever seen acces

that later wasn't done yet we need we need to look at the respectively as well as prospective ok francois when you look at the images coming from coming out from sudan you see the massive impact of the flood to the point where you would just easily say that you know this is a country that needs hundreds of millions of dollars in the coming years to be able to. cope with the impact of the floods how can the country handle the situation when it seems like there's an international donors apathy when it comes to sudan yes indeed i think that many u.s. events are 1st from a bad reputation due to the fact that it was rude for years by america bashir was in south being sued for a crime against humanity in a war crime and therefore because of the fall of the legal regime in sudan i think that there is some kind of general apathy ways comes to international humanitarian assistance and i think that it's extremely important that the international community mobilizes itself and provide not only humanitarian assistance to sudan but also through long term funding for the fission so that sudan can reall

francois: now sitting on the high bench. when the supreme court refused to allow a recount in florida, enabling george w. bush to be elected against al gore, -- that said, so far, up to now, the rulings have mostly gone the way of the democrats in the lead up to the vote. we have not had one since the voting actually took place. this is a long similar lines. remember, the last justice, amy coney barrett of stained. she said she hadot had enough time to read all the arguments. if they do hear the case, it is anyone's guess what will happen next. it all depends on what is happening as we get that record number of votes being tabulated. the record number of mail-in ballots. pennsylvania had 10 times more mail in votes than in the last presidential election. mark: thank you very much indeed. more from francoise later. stay with us, more to come. we are live from paris. >> are you pro-mask or anti-mass? is climate policy going too far or not far enough? it is time for you to take part in a real debate. join us on france 24 for yo

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a fake job for his wife and the misuse of public money former french prime minister francois feel gets a prison sentence for 40. plus hungry and trying to stay warm seasonal workers stuck in chile as winter bites and the coronavirus stops them from going home. china is being accused of forcing weak a woman into pregnancy checks sterilization or abortion in a bid to slash breath rates an investigation by the associated press has found evidence of a 4 year campaign in the western provinces china's government denies the allegations saying they're not based on facts and that brian reports. google always asks a she'll never forget the day chinese authorities told her her 3rd child was illegal she says she was threatened told to pay a fine of more than $2.00 and a half $1000.00 should be locked up in an internment camp some american if they give shots and remove fetuses forcefully if they say it's illegal to make you get an abortion those who didn't obey were sent to the camps now people they're terrified of giving birth. the associated press investigation is based on government statistics d

elvis francois. the johns hopkins clinic joins us now., we have to book these guys. we need something happy. so, guys, thank you for being here and bringing a little joy in the world. let's start with how you're doing and how everybody at the mayo clinic is doing, dr. robinson. >> everybody here at our institution is actively ready and available for any patients when the virus could come at any time. we're both orthopedic surgeons in training, so we're kind of sitting by our phones and pagers waiting for the call to come in and help any way we can. >> dr. francois, moments like this, people are looking for something to make them smile, give them a sense of relief. you're dealing with patients every day, facing the very real risks of this. what difference does that make for them? >> yeah, you know, we're quite frankly dealing with very unprecedented and very uncertain times. there is a lot of anxiety, and quite frankly, a lot of fear. you know, what we hope to do is we hope to be in a position to share a message that there will be the othe

mark cohen-- and francois mark -- and francois and mark cohen. time to give a new hope. we cannot, we cannot attack europe. tax,n give only our europe, rate change in the last month. francine: we are seeing a lot of social unrest in the u.s. how much do you worry about civil unrest if the situation is not handled correctly in italy? matteo: i believe what happened in usa is really terrible. it is really terrible because i today ishe situation out of control, and that is a problem for usa but it is a deck that is not just a prop -- that is not just a problem for usa but is a problem for everyone. usa is the leader of the free world, and second, in the year we have an election year in a terrible year. i believe the united states and italy are very different in terms of social life. i am worried for what could in other areas of europe. but of course, today everyone, we have to give a message of peace and come back to normality and against the violence of police because it is what happens to poor george floyd. in europe we have to support our america

that's former french president francois hollande speaking to france 24.ook place attion the market that was targeted because it was jewish. jewish community been saying today about how things have evolved over the past five years? those attacks five years ago sent shockwaves throughout france. of course the jewish community was particularly affected, worried by this dramatic turn of events. this kosher supermarket was targeted it hadcally because jewish clients and it was a kosher supermarket. i spoke to some members of the jewish community in this part of paris. notably a shopkeeper nearby who tells me that the situation has worsened over the years, that he's extremely worried for his community, that he doesn't even allow his son to go to the synagogue wearing his kipa. he's extremely worried by the situation and hopes the french authorities will do more to defend jewish community in france and that's also why you had president hollande call for unity of all communities here in and the mayor of president said -- paris said the same thing. that anti-semit

designer yummy ogo wants to set a good example with his francois premier brand he insists on organically grown socially sustainable fashion he sells his fashion line from his shop in ouagadougou at a premium price one of his loyal customers is the artist and show host saif son full . i decided to wear the francoise premier brand because it represents development for me. cotton grown in pork enough aso harvested in pork enough ah so. you know woven here spun here so i'm here and born by booking. you know it's a closed loop. only. as their common processing grows the more their domestic economy will be cut from the same cloth. time now for a quick look at some of the other stories making business news china became the world's biggest movie market in 2020 despite the pandemic wiping out 2 thirds of box office takings it overtook the u.s. for the 1st time with revenues of $3000000000.00 movies dominated the market. factory activity in china slowed modestly in december that's according to the purchasing managers' index released on thursday demand for chinese exports was hit by fresh lockdowns

we are happy to be in france. >> one of several visits francois hollande as been making to the countrysays the growing misunderstandings about secularism in juncker circles needs to be addressed. >> teachers play a crucial role in explaining what secularism is to their pupils. the law is of our republic that allow us to live together and be free to follow any creed. >> teachers say it is essential to listen to children, especially when confronted on topics such as "i am charlie," the slogan of those killed at a satirical newspaper that published a cartoon of the prophet mohammed. >> "i am charlie" comes up a lot, and i have even had students tell me they are not charlie. what does charlie mean? it is not in the dictionary. >> charlie means i support them and what they did. >> yes, but people who protested in the days following the attacks said "i am charlie" because they supported free speech. >> yes, i support free speech. >> there are survivors of the terrorist attack you come to meet students, so we do talk about the cartoons. but slogans like this do not actually mean anything beca

franÇois: negative rates will not apply to all european citizens.ce -- somein banks gave intention, but for the wealthiest customers, so it is a very special case. but negative rates are useful for the economy as a whole, as lower rates are, and there is little doubt, if you look at all estimates, they are very economy, 0.5% the additional growth yearly, which is very significant. it can grow to 2 million additional jobs in the last five years, if i look in the euro area, has created 11 million jobs, so monetary policy played a significant role. we increased the inflation, our target, so no doubt our convention policy measures are good for the economy. rates for longer, which is the present situation we have, due to the economic slowdown, put pressure on stability, it is true. mitigateuld try how to -- is exactly the point. it is not the only answer, but it is a very significant answer. it will diminish this year the cost of negative rates for the euro4 billion as area as a whole, by 8 million for the french banks. these figures are not very often q

i'm after attention you're watching a going underground special with the filmmaker francois truffaut once called the most important film director alive coming up in the show we asked bernard shaw give the coronavirus pandemic has fundamentally changed humanity and what it means for the internet the police and the planet plus as those leaving lock down from friends and family for the 1st time in months we asked the legendary german director about his new film family romance l.l.c. which explores the commodification of relationships all of the more coming up in today's going underground but 1st after a weekend that saw the united states celebrating independence day and the u.k. flooding the country's pubs you'd be forgiven for thinking life was getting back to normal after the coronavirus pandemic but with protests calling for the defunding of police still going on around the world will the only way to return to normal mean us having to embrace the surveillance state in fact will anything really be the same ever again joining me now from los angeles in the united states is the greatest

franÇois boulevard to bayfront park. next slide, please. level above grade, we begin our ballroom and meeting room programme space that you see in the pinkish colour. next slide. level 200, this level not only has a continuation of the ballroom and meeting room programme from below, again the pinkish area on the middle to left side of the drawing, but also a cafe, restaurant and terrace overlooking bayfront park on the right that you see in the lighter pink and the yellow colour. next slide, please. here you can see a typical hotel floor with the mix of standard rooms and suites. next slide. at level 700, this is our primary amenity level. it sits 84 feet above grade and consists of fitness centres, spas, hotel rooms and a restaurant with outdoor terrace overlooking bayfront park in the bay. next slide, please. and finally this is a typical residential floor showing five units with a mix of two and three-bedroom units. now i'd like to turn the presentation back to gretchen heckman of ocii and thank you for your time. >> thank you, peter. ag

there was a time when francois fillon had his eye on the presidential election in 2017.s scandal completely stopped that. >> french center right going back 20 years, a very young parliamentarian in the early 1990' served under cprrac, served ae and are -- prime minister underas sarkozy, and front runner in 2017 to be the next president. just four years ago, it was looking very much as if the center-right would win after francois hollande. ancois fillon won the primaries. it looked like he was being written up as the man who would be the next president. in this dramatic, spectacular collapse caused by the revelations in the newspaper. and that is very germane to all of this because part othe defense, what his lawyers have been arguing and will continue in the appeal, is that there is much more to ts than meets the e. and that, in addition to the s about whether or not he is guilty of what he is accused ofoing, there should be another argument about how this came into publicye and the speed with which thes prosecutor'ffice reacted to it, in a t wayy say wa unwanted and sho

i'm after a time when you're watching it going underground special with the filmmaker francois truffaut once called the most important film director alive coming up in the show we ask bernard shaw give the coronavirus pandemic has fundamentally changed humanity and what it means for the internet the police and the planet plus as those leaving lock down some friends and family for the 1st time in months we ask the legendary german director about his new film family romance l.l.c. which explores the commodification of relationships full of people coming up in today's going underground but 1st after a weekend it's all the united states celebrating independence day and the u.k. flooding the country's pubs you'd be forgiven for thinking life was getting back to normal after the coronavirus pandemic but with protests calling for the defunding of police to. going on around the world will the only way to return to normal mean us having to embrace the surveillance state in fact will anything really be the same ever again joining me now from los angeles in the united states is the greatest film d

jess phillips and mark francois overcame their disappointment at not being shortlisted to join me tos. i think it's good that they have got these awards and i can imagine someone like jacob rees—mogg doing well in that context. we'll have to wait and see who the winners are, but i wasn't expecting to be up until the small hours worrying about it, to be honest. and jess phillips, are you equally phlegmatic about this? yeah, i think that...| suppose it depends how one judges civility, is it people working together for the common good, or is it those who understand that using a nice voice and saying please and thank you is the way to appear, at least, civil? so i suppose we'll have to wait and see, but again i shan't be losing much sleep. do you think it is effective or important in politics? does civility get things done? it does, it definitely does, and there has to be an amount of cross—party working. it was vastly more important in the time of a hung parliament, and it had much more power in the time of a hung parliament in order to get things done — and i don't mean about the subst

mark francois and jess phillips, trying their best to get themselves nominated for next year's civilitynced later in march. time for a look now at what else has been happening around westminster. the former chancellor, sajid javid, delivered a measured but pointed attack on borisjohnson and his style of government that surprised many tory mps. mrjavid resigned after mrjohnson told him to sack his advisers to make way for a joint team of advisers for the prime minister and the chancellor. advisers advise, ministers decide, and ministers decide on their advisers. i couldn't see why the treasury within the vital role that it plays should be the exception to that. a chancellor, like all cabinet ministers, has to be able to give candid advice to a prime minister so he is speaking truth to power. i believe that the arrangement proposed would significantly inhibit that and it would not have been in the national interest. an emergency bill to block the automatic early release of people convicted of terrorist offences became law after being rushed through parliament. the terrorist offenders rest

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former french prime minister francois feel arrived in court in paris with his wife penelope for the verdict in their trial judges found feel guilty of fraud and misusing public money when he was an m.p. paying his wife for a job she never did he was sentenced to 5 years in prison with 3 years suspended his wife received a 3 year suspended term the couple left the courtroom without comment their lawyer called the verdict a disgrace but naturally this decision which is unfair will be appealed during the process of doing so and they will be another trial the corruption scandal surfaced during france's 2017 presidential race fior the conservative candidate who is widely expected to win with a french newspaper allege that it paid his wife more than a $1000000.00 in taxpayers money as his palm tree assistant the couple were placed under formal investigation feels presidential campaign was destroyed along with his political career the trial of francois feel was very closely watched by many people in france not only because he's such a well known public figure but also because there is a sense in f

the top court in central african republic has ruled that former president francois busy csicop stand for election decided was is it did not satisfy the good morality requirement for candidates because of an international warrant and un sanctions against him the former leader is accused of murder torture and supporting groups guilty of war crimes. aid workers say thousands of rwanda refugees are being coerced into moving to a remote on and off bangladesh which the u.n. warns is prone to storms and flooding and the 1000000 rohingya have been living in squalid camps in southeast bangladesh after fleeing violence in me and. as the by john has revealed nearly 2800 of its soldiers were killed in recent fighting over nicola cut a buck it's the 1st time buckaroo has said how many of its troops died during 6 weeks of trash as well meaning forces amenia and azerbaijan signed a russian brokered cease fire agreement last month but the headlines downs back to witness ghost fleet. and yet hold high. it is. higher than and human life. and why we care. now will i mean when a woman you call an americ

and also coming up a fake job for his wife and misuse of public money former french prime minister francois field gets a prison sentence for war. dozens dead and missing after 2 river ferries collide near the capital of bangladesh. and revered african art is going under the hammer but historians say should be returned not sold. so then china is being accused of forcing a we got women into pregnancy checks sterilization or abortion in a bid to slash birth rates and investigation by the associated press found evidence of a 4 year campaign in north western provinces china's government denies the allegations saying they're not based on facts and likes to pronounce. google says she'll never forget the day chinese authorities told her her 3rd child was illegal she says she was threatened told to pay a fine of more than $2.00 and a half $1000.00 should be locked up in an internment camp. for they give shots and remove fetuses forcefully if they say it's illegal to make you get an abortion those who didn't obey were sent to the camps now people they're terrified of giving birth. the associated pres

prime minister francois feel has been given a 5 year prison sentence for fraud he was found guilty of misusing public funds and embezzlement for setting up fake jobs for his wife and their children she received more than a $1000000.00 and has also been convicted as an accomplice rescue teams in bangladesh searching for dozens still missing after 2 ferries collided on a river near the capital dhaka one of the boat sank with more than 100 passengers on board 32 bodies have been recovered. the rapidly rising cost of petrol and diesel in india has sparked protests in several cities prices at the pumps of increased almost daily for the past $3.00 weeks the government says it's increased fuel taxes to offset the economic crisis caused by the knock down to contain the coronavirus well those are the headlines now it's counting the cost. hello i'm come all santamaria this is counting the cost on al-jazeera the way you look at the world of business and economics this week europe does the continent deal with a rising china and a u.s. president who riles his own allies to the threats facing new y

on the former president of the central african republic francois maziar has been barred from contesting elections in december and his candidacy was invalidated by the constitutional court rule that posey did not satisfy the good morality requirement for the candidates on the former leader is also accused of war crimes nicholas hackable. catch me if you can former president francois taunting authorities at a campaign rally last week despite an international arrest warrant for his involvement in mass killings and torture the former president currently under un sanction for fermenting unrest after he was deposed in a coup in 2013 is not only back in the central african republic but it wants to become the country's next president with the slogan the day has come. except the country's constitutional court has now ruled he's not illegible to run in december's presidential election his supporters are dismayed at the judge's ruling that he lacked both a clean criminal record and the moral character to be a candidate and. it's a bit strange so courts have never summoned him neither has he been c

franÇois boulevard to bayfront park. next slide, please. level above grade, we begin our ballroom and meeting room programme space that you see in the pinkish colour. next slide. level 200, this level not only has a continuation of the ballroom and meeting room programme from below, again the pinkish area on the middle to left side of the drawing, but also a cafe, restaurant and terrace overlooking bayfront park on the right that you see in the lighter pink and the yellow colour. next slide, please. here you can see a typical hotel floor with the mix of standard rooms and suites. next slide. at level 700, this is our primary amenity level. it sits 84 feet above grade and consists of fitness centres, spas, hotel rooms and a restaurant with outdoor terrace overlooking bayfront park in the bay. next slide, please. and finally this is a typical residential floor showing five units with a mix of two and three-bedroom units. now i'd like to turn the presentation back to gretchen heckman of ocii and thank you for your time. >> thank you, peter. ag

letter i mean nothing to it i mean this tony i mean it's not that the canadian foreign minister francois fillon champaign saying that they've set up a dedicated process over the visas the requirement for visas to get canadian investigators into tehran the issue there as we've established over the past 24 hours is that there's no formal diplomatic relations between tehran and also where they were severed 2012 they already have 2 visas however according to mr champagne they key priority because he termed this a national tragedy is to give all the support from across the political spectrum in canada to the families of the people the 63 canadians who lost their lives on that flight when it fell from the skies near tirant international airport list stay with these pictures coming to us from the government buildings there in office who are just in case the foreign minister gives us any more information and as we're watching these pictures we'll talk to daniel lak our correspondent daniel what's your reading of what the foreign minister was saying. well he certainly outlined a pretty busy day f

francois' it is especially hard in the spring and the beginning of the covert $1000.00 pandemic that's why the country ramped up tests and it's now carrying out more than $1000000.00 per week like in this lab led by josh extremists he says the situation has improved. it will. do so given the facts that the requests were twice as high as we had to make sure that we could technically carry out the number of tests requested. on the big question. today this situation is currently being resourced. bad rapid testing is not the only solution cases are especially high in big cities like paris where the density of population is very high. this hospital and point 2 hours north of paris was going through a hard time during the 1st wave into our divorce court noting the covert dungeon response here he sees another main reason for the rise in numbers in france. the french population suffered a huge trauma during the 1st wave nevertheless with another wave we're seeing a relative lax behavior in people who. devotes personal responsibility is key in fighting the virus keeping a safe distance of meeti

when the president francois mitterrand said straight away. she really wants you to unite germany that's your business you can do that about everything this is you like me i wouldn't interfere. if you want france's approval even you need to respect 13 conditions one you know the orderlies in order to heal and to see more of the denuclearization of germany and 3 in the real europe . washington was also following this political earthquake in germany west germany had hoped that the powerful united states would support reunification. as the u.s. was seen as a necessary indispensable a that would help to overcome resistance from the french and british sides which side foreign minister genscher travel to washington to discuss proceedings with u.s. secretary of state james baker baker's colleagues own ready had precisely ideas about how the international negotiations on german unity should play out we focused on the idea that the key players of the 2 germany's and the 4 powers that had the right robert zelnick set out america's goals in a confidentia

up its testing program but despite these efforts they what i will to stop the onset of a 2nd wave francois it is especially hard in the spring and the beginning of the covert 19 pandemic that's why the country ramped up tests and it's now carrying out more than $1000000.00 per week like in this lab led by josh actually minutes he says the situation has improved. it ought to. do so given the facts the requests were twice as hard as we had to make sure that we could technically carry out the number of tests requested says that is the only question. on today this situation is currently being resort city to its rules or. but rapid testing is not the only solution cases are especially high in big cities like paris where the density of population is very high. this hospital and point 2 hours north of paris was going through a hard time during the 1st wave into our divorce scored in 18 the covert done response here he sees another main reason for the rise in numbers and france. the french population suffered a huge trauma during the 1st wave nevertheless with another wave we're seeing a relative

a fake job for his wife and the misuse of public money former french prime minister francois fillon gets a prison sentence for ford. sacred african art is going under the hammer but historians say it should be returned not solved. i'm going to go with the sport as serena williams coach says holding the u.s. open seems like a crazy idea given the surge in corona virus cases in the states. now china is being accused of forcing weaker women into pregnancy checks sterilization or abortion in a bid to slash birth rates an investigation by the associated press has found evidence of a 4 year campaign and northwestern provinces china's government denies the allegations saying they're not based on facts and acts here bryan reports. google says she'll never forget the day chinese authorities told her her food child was illegal she says she was threatened told to pay a fine of more than $2.00 and a half $1000.00 should be locked up in an internment camp. that's why they give shots and remove fetuses forcefully if they say it's illegal to make you get an abortion those who didn't obey were sent to t

out she'd be just a minute i want to thank john meyer when francois borne of threats against democracy. the far right alternative for germany is the 3rd biggest party in germany's parliament. we are also experiencing in our country how anti semitism and racism are beginning to poison public life again how states governed by the rule of law and democratic institutions are being scorned. if elected members of parliament to mocked and ridiculed in the parliament some which they say that this is an attempt to destroy democracy from within. the makati for which was true. christians physical scars have long since healed the psychological one so taking some more it was a difficult 8 and definitely a politically charged day to day when the city commemorated the 75th anniversary of the bombing off and the serious official events culminated in a human chain that formed throughout the whole city center and jason where thousands of people gathered in the streets even though it was raining and it was very cold to demonstrate to stand up for tolerance for democracy for humanity they were joined by g

doubling use live from pearlie it's closing time in the city of los paris boss if they last drinks as francois has all non-essential businesses to close the spine does a step further until president's term 9 inside their homes 0 clues to control the spread of the coronavirus. here in germany shops remain open and many people are still out and about but there is plenty of evidence of panic bonnie as shop was prepared for potential quarantine. and in the u.s. president donald trump coronavirus test results that in and then they get it but what about the tests for the rest of the country. and anthony how it welcome to the program while authorities around the world take even more drastic measures to try to slow the spread of the corona virus the number of cases is rising a tally by johns hopkins university counts more than one 156400 cases worldwide and of the 5800 deaths at the same time at least 73900 people have recovered from the virus and some good news the take away from south korea with 76 new coronavirus cases reported today the country's seen a fold in numbers to double digits for the 1st

council of federation, which is our equivalent, sort of like the nga of canada, quebec premiere, francois ago, ontario premiere. doug ford, new brunswick premiere, blaine higs and alberta premiere, jason kennedy. please give them a big nga welcome. thank you very much, gentlemen, for joining us. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> so we have a great partnership between the cop and nga and i thank you very much for being here us with. i would like to just start the discussion by asking each of you what your priorities are as it relates to infrastructure and what our states can learn from the approaches and the investments and i'll start with you, mr. chairman. >> thank you very much, larry. and thank you to all of the governors here. and thank you for the relationship that we have had over the course of the last year, between the nga and the council of federation, cof, in canada, it is appreciated, and i look forward to it as we move along. we've done all of the different types of infrastructure in canada, p 3s, public investment, obviously, and really worked with our private sector, to e

the immediate reaction from francois mitterrand was similar of course when the 1st few weeks after the fall of the berlin wall the most reliable supporting of europe for chancellor kohl would have actually came from the then spanish prime minister gonzales that would otherwise most of them were a bit cautious such as. the mice. so what kind of bus has this if they were wondering what it would mean 40 years after the 2nd world war and he is again a large east most populous nominally the strongest country in europe but that part relatively quickly especially because they understood that this unified germany is all the more reliable because it is a reliable partner and european integration of self interest towards. a polish foreign minister said in a speech not that long ago we used to feel the strength of germany today we rather fear the opposite you can still feel the enormous resistance in the german population and thus also in the political parties in germany including in parliament and yet we have to get used to the fact that others expect us to bear a fair share of the common. combi

far and away my favourite film of the week is summer of 85, the latest from francois ozon, the french director behind such diverse fare as sitcom, under the sand and by the grace of god. a bittersweet saga of love and death, it's a coming—of—age tale that moves the original setting of aidan chambers' source novel from southend—on—sea to le treport in france, where the death—obsessed alex looks back on his relationship with the beautiful david. with the heady energy of an ‘805 teen pic, we watch alex falling for the friend of his dreams, being swept off his feet by david's vibrant "live fast, die young" attitude and then driven to a jealous rage by the arrival of english interloper kate. while all this plays out in flashback, it's intercut with later scenes of an apparently traumatised alex facing questions about a terrible event for which he's being held accountable, but about which he refuses to speak. gorgeously shot on 16mm, summer of 85 has the tangible texture and grain of its retro setting, albeit filtered through a nostalgic lens that seems to supersaturate the image, amplifyin

mark francois is a huge leaver and he has put a lot of money into this. £140,000 has put a lot of moneyen raised of the £140,000 has been raised of the £500,000 which was the target. they aren't going to be able to use it. the parliamentary commission said breaches regulations on financial donations and it might not be ready to bong in the first place. for 30 seconds, only the people in the immediate environment would gable to hear, and most would—be tourists anyway! but no doubt it would be on social media and various feeds, so you canjoin in virtually. virtual bonging! virtual bonging! what don't we cover on this programme? thank you for your company, simoney, we cover on this programme? thank you foryour company, simoney, going through the papers. a really interesting selection of stories. join us on twitter if you want to be part of the conversation. stay with us here on bbc news — so much more to come. hello there. after all the rough weather, the wet and windy weather we've had to contend with this week, you may be pleased to hear that things are about to calm down. but it's not a

s line from building it's closing time in the city of los terrace boss if they lost greene says francois has all non-essential businesses and closed the spine just a step further and tells residents to remain inside the haunts syrup is to control the spray to run about. here in germany shops remain open and many of us still out and about but there's plenty of evidence of panic buying shelf was prepared for potential warranting. and if the us president donald trump's coronavirus taste results and the negative but what about tastes for the rest of the country. i'm anthony how to welcome to the program while authorities around the world take even more drastic measures to try and slow the spread of the corona virus the number of cases is rising a tally by johns hopkins university counts more than 156400 cases will wide and over 5800 deaths at the same time at least 73900 people have recovered from the virus and some good news particularly from south korea with 76 new khurana new coronavirus cases reported today the country therefore has seen a fold in numbers to double digits for the 1st tim