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in terms of the balance sheet itself, south africa�*s economic ties with russia aren�*t that big. with russia. this is because they both sat on an economic group which includes russia, india and china, and it is through that grouping some people believe that south africa has had to play this neutral stance, so it doesn�*t upset its bigger brothers at the table. they also say they hope to use the group because part of the reason it was formed was to use it as a kind of economic engine for these countries and the region, so south africa is trying to play its cards carefully. but there has been some disappointment altered, especially on the part of ukraine, about how south africa has treated this war and its refusal to flat out condemn the russian invasion of their country. 50 condemn the russian invasion of their country-— condemn the russian invasion of theircount . ., , . their country. so what can we expect from this meeting? _ their country. so what can we expect from this meeting? and _ their country. so what can we expect from this meeting? and privately, i their country. so w

growing rift between the traditional establishment russian military and then these proxy groups that arene, behalf of russia, such as the wagner group, this private military company of mercenaries. do you think appointing someone as senior as gerasimov does signal a move toward reestablishing the kremlin's control over what's happening in ukraine? well, i think it definitely represents an attempt to do so. um this also might change very soon. you never know, you know how it's going on the battlefield. so it's in a decision for now and i think what's dangerous for putin how it's going on the battlefield. so it's in a is that this, i mean for the army, it's a signal that that, you know, appointments can happen any time i think. well, it looked like everybody was surprised for it about it, not only the western allies, but also inside from himself, probably. so, um i think this is rather a sign that this might weaken the army from within and the trust in putin and weakened loyalty in the troops. it's important to mention that moscow has of course denied that there's any conflict between the ar

has been the reaction to all of this news, especially from facebook users because there are fears, arennald trump�*s return to meta could actually lead to further misinformation but meta say that the public should be able to hear what politicians have to say. yes, and that is the debate that meta clearly believe that politicians — and remember that donald trump has announced that he is standing for the white house again, he is seeking the republican nomination for the election in 2024 and therefore that puts him in the category of a politician who deserves to be heard, as they say. and there are many people on facebook and the wider world who believe that, we believe that element of freedom of speech in social media. equally, and this is a very divided country in this area, there are many who believe that because of what donald trump has done in the past, and the potential that he could do it again, the he should not be allowed anywhere near platforms like facebook and instagram. that was peter bowes. earlier, i spoke to robert pape, who is professor of political science at the universi

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talk abt it but to support our states and work with our colleagues and practices to ensure that there arens quality programs. we need to acknowledge programs and students. it's in that sense you have more marketability and opportunity. i am excited about that work. i think it's about time and as said before knowing we were one of the few countries primarily monolingual. >> i love what that does not only because it values others that are valued by the second language and also creates an environment where the families are more welcomed as well. we have had many conversations about the valuable partnerships between parents and teachers into the educational success of their children. so ino know that you are connecd but can youou talk to us about where the department is right nowr as far as how you are engaging parents and the design from the education strategies? >> i want to thank you for your partnership. from day one you've been partners. i've said it when i was the school principal and parent we play a supportive role. we need to reassess what it means. this pandemic disruptive thing we do

and there�*s also impact on the economy because hundreds of thousands of people aren�*t able to work archbishop is right. the american singer anita pointer, one of the pointer sisters, has died aged 7a. here�*s one of their greatest hits. # i�*m so excited. and ijust can�*t hide anita pointer had a string of hits with her sisters in the 1970s and �*80s — as well as �*i�*m so excited�*, they also tore up the charts with �*automatic�* and �*jump�* — they won 3 grammy awards during their career. her publicist said anita pointer had cancer and was surrounded by family when she died. here in the uk, a 100 year—old war hero has become the oldest person to receive an award in this year�*s new years honours list. peter davies was a pilot during a huge air operation which helped break nazi resistance. but it�*s his latest role, helping children to read at a school in cheshire in the north of england that�*s earned him a british empire medal, as liam 0�*donoghue reports. peter davis was a world war ii glider pilot who took part in what was the largest airborne assault ever seen. in 1945 he fle

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aren�*t we hearing those details now?to inflation, he�*s repeating what the bank of england is forecasting, why aren�*t we getting the details now, time frame growth? i agree. i would like to see much more detail, particularly around that second priority on economic growth, better paid jobs across the country, at the core of how we deliver levelling up. what is interesting exactly the main announcement that trialed before was unmasking but that�*s not explicitly one of these cat statement key priorities but that is very much part of how he sees driving forward the economy. it is one thing setting up the economy. it is one thing setting up these priorities, it�*s another thing setting out a plan and how you are going to deal with them. i think thatis are going to deal with them. i think that is the next stage, and at least today we have some clarity for once, really, around where mr sunak and his administration are really going to be focusing, and it�*s worth also saying that the nhs priority of cutting wait times is obvio

the chair reminds the body that rule number 5a3 states the aren seashell elected treasurer who is a member or officer of the rnc when elected. two candidates for treasurer have demonstrated the required support for nomination. the order of nomination was decided by a coin toss. the chair recognizes matt the state chairman from kentucky for the purpose of nominating a candidate for rnc treasurer. [applause] [applause] >> if we go much longer it's time for bourbon. thank you madam chairwoman. i rise to support and nominate casey crosby is the rnc treasurer. as the chairman of kentucky i've worked personally with casey for the past seven years and i feel i know her well. well we have not always agreed and i mean there were some real drag outs, i can also say once the decision was made she stood by my side and back to that decision. this is what would i have appreciated about casey, her honesty and her frankness and her commitment to being a team player once that decision is made. casey has always been a hard worker and a stickler for the rules. she also understands the complexity of politics

people aren�*t going out as much as they used to.ere they could buy cheaper beers from the supermarket and be in the comfort of their home, and i think a lot of people are still doing that. the pandemic pushed forward big changes in our beer drinking. as pub sales declined, cans and bottles were bought online instead. at this brewery in pembrokeshire, they are trying their best to diversify and weather the storm, but it�*s tough. we are trying to sell online or direct from the shop here, but everybody is struggling with the cost of living. the treasury says it recognises these are tough times, but help is being given on energy, fuel and business rate costs, as well as an extension on the alcohol duty freeze until next august. but brewers say they need more support, and soon, to help see them through this winter. hywel griffith, bbc news. the first ever orbital space launch from the uk is set to take place on monday. the mission will be run from out of cornwall airport newquay. virgin 0rbit, which is part owned by billionaire richard

and conor adenaur by politicians who certainly had both weight and authority in the international arenerng has changed and the times and politicians paris and berlin can now only dream of. on the eve of such independence, berlin tried to slightly oppose the state regarding the supply of leopard tanks to ukraine; now curious details are being clarified, it turns out that ex-german defense minister christina lambrech banned the inventory of leopards a week before her resignation in order to to take scholz away from the pressure of the americans to count tanks would be regarded as a readiness to transfer them to kiev in the bundestag. serious discussions have begun on this topic, head of the defense committee. maria agnesstrak. zimmerman, as the site quotes, demanded an explanation from scholz, if you do not want to supply two leopards to the ukrainian army, then you must explain. why the explanation, of course, lies on the surface, as the new york times writes, the real concern is that the world is not ready to see german tanks at the russian border, which would a reminder of the nazi inva

talks today with ministers to ease the threat of more strike action, but the signs so far aren�*t goodn the bbc news channel: england�*s owen farrell could miss the start of the six nations, after being cited for a dangerous tackle in a club game. he�*ll face a disciplinary hearing tomorrow, ahead of their campaign, which gets under way against scotland in a month�*s time. the first launch of satellites into space from british soil is due to take place in cornwall this evening. sir richard branson�*s virgin orbit company will send up a rocket, housed under the wing of a re—purposed jumbojet, containing several small satellites. technical issues had delayed the pre—christmas launches. well, our science editor, rebecca morelle, is in newquay for us now. rebecca. yes, excitement is really building here at newquay airport, where we are expecting to see some space history being made. for the first time, the uk will be sending a rocket up into space to deliver satellites, the first time it has happened from british soil. the rocket will be carried partway by a modified jumbo jet. rocket will

my parents aren�*t in good health and i couldn�*t go back to see them even when they were ill, so i�*ave no time to delay now the board is unimpeded. the boarder is unimpeded. last time i came to hong kong i had to wait for two weeks. _ in the end, i had no choice but to go back to turkey . because i couldn't enter china. our reporter, martin yip is at the hong kong—zhuhai macau bridge checkpoint. martin, you are there where people are boarding shuttles to get into mainland china. is it that simple now the quarantine has been dropped, are there no test can theyjust head straight into china? hat are there no test can they 'ust head straight into chinah straight into china? not yet, they still have to _ straight into china? not yet, they still have to produce _ straight into china? not yet, they still have to produce valid - straight into china? not yet, they still have to produce valid test. still have to produce valid test results, pcr tests with negative results, pcr tests with negative result over the past 48 hours before they could step over the bridge going into the terminal and g

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but the headlines aren�*t all positive. the skeleton world cup in winterberg. matt weston has won bronze to take gb�*s tally to seven. weston�*s british team—mate marcus wyatt, who won gold in the season opener in canada, finished fourth. when it comes to non—league sides causing fa cup shocks, borehamwood�*s is worthy of an oscar. the team, based in the town famous for its elstree film and tv studios, is competing in the 3rd round for the 3rd year in a row. once again, they are the lowest ranked team left in the competition and today host accrington of league one. i went along this week to reflect on the impact their fa cup dramas are having on the club and town. and i want to look at the impact of the f8 cup. eastenders theme. the best shows run, in the shadow of the queen big studios, venice fulfils and shows like eastenders and strictly no has its own sequel. borehamwood are doing it once again in the fa cup! after last season�*s kurrowah x1 borehamwood won at places like bournemouth, the non— legal side are now creatin

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intelligence has put out a report suggesting that every day the number of casualties among ukrainian forces aren in ukraine. thank you so much. >>> three active duty u.s. marines have been arrested for storming the u.s. capitol on january 6th. and one is being accused of supporting a second civil war. let's bring in jeremy heard. how did these end up on the fbi radar? >> reporter: that's right. the arrest this week of these three marines. it's a good reminder that it's been two years since the january 6th attack on the capitol, and federal investigators are still looking to track down everyone who went inside the capitol and breached those walls that day. now these three marines, corporal mica coomer, sergeants joshua abate and sergeant dodge dale-hellenen, are facing charges including disorderly conduct in a capitol building. we learned from court filings justice how these marines were found, including one, mica coomer, who posted photos to his instagram. he included with them the caption that he was, quote, glad to be a part of history. the federal investigators also tracked down his instagram

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why aren�*t we doing more of it? where does the impetus need to come from?them are more expensive. but what we really need to do is support those and help bring the costs down while we�*re reducing emissions so that in 20 or 30 years�* time, hopefully when emissions are much lower, these removals can also be scaled and we can get to net zero emissions and beyond. sounds to me though, like once again, it�*s up to the politicians and governments around the world to commit to this. governments definitely have a key role to play. and one of the one of the key things that we find really is that in the pledges that they�*re putting forward in the climate negotiations, they�*re commitments of action to 2030. they�*re pledging to do a bit more removal, but not not nearly enough and very little to support these new technologies. they hardly get a mention at all, actually, in these pledges. this year�*s british academy film and television awards nominees have been announced. a remake of the anti—war classic "all quiet on the western front" led nominations. here�*s liz

means people are estimating as many third democrats 3—500 people might be dying a week because they arenoming together and really colliding, and that seems to be making up the picture of what�*s going on here. share be making up the picture of what's going on here-— be making up the picture of what's going on here. are they surprising, the figures. — going on here. are they surprising, the figures, given _ going on here. are they surprising, the figures, given the _ going on here. are they surprising, the figures, given the pandemic . the figures, given the pandemic we�*ve been through? i the figures, given the pandemic we've been through?— the figures, given the pandemic we've been through? i think some --eole we've been through? i think some people thought — we've been through? i think some people thought we _ we've been through? i think some people thought we perhaps - we've been through? i think some people thought we perhaps were i we've been through? i think some i people thought we perhaps were now in that post pandemic phase, would we be returning to normal? even the fact that sa

other growers aren�*t as lucky, but it all means there will be fewer tomatoes.nd electricity prices, we will really know then by march, april who has not planted, who has delayed planting. it�*s notjust tomato growers getting a sinking feeling. recently we�*ve spoken to poultry and pig farmers who say a combination of energy costs, brexit and the war in ukraine mean theyjust can�*t carry on. it's cheaper not to put any chickens into the sheds, and to let them run empty. and eventually we'll see shortages on the shelves. there will continue to be pork products in the supermarket but it won�*t be british, it won�*t be to the high standard, and it won�*t be investing in the british countryside. we can now see the impact of all this kind of stuff on british farmers and the food they produce. so, for example, we now know the size of the breeding sow population in this country — that�*s pigs — has actually collapsed to a 20 year low. the poultry flock, that�*s also shrunk as well. and when it comes to things like these premium lines of tomatoes, grown in this country,

these cycles arening at the same time and one of the differences is onhexecutive branch side and the budget offices of the various agencies, congress is dealing with one budget typically at the same time agencies are dealing with multiple. as you get into some of this where you are looking at july, federal agencies are binning to formulate the next fiscal year. congress may be thinking about fy 2024. federal agenci a starting to think about fy 2025 they are trying to pair pete -- prepare things for their debates thmb. at the e of the day, omb makes those decisions. i just want to make sure you are understanding those various cycles that are happening both in congress as well as within the executive branch. it has been the case that there have been individual per individual appropriationbills enacted by september 30. there is a period of time now there were many buses, now it has moved on to at is known as the omnibus approach, which often stretches into december. in fiscal02 was ultimately enacted march of 2020. march of 2022. that took a couple more months. you may be asking, how do

we are not restart and work where those conditions aren�*t met.h us on outside source — still to come. we hearfrom belarus�*s exiled opposition leader — she�*s denounced the trial against her as a �*farce.�* donald trump is now the 45th president of the united states. he was sworn in before several hundred thousand people on the steps of capitol hill, in washington. it�*s going to be only america first. america first. demonstrators waiting for mike gatting and his rebel cricket team were attacked with tear gas and set upon by police dogs. anti—apartheid campaigners say they will carry on the protests throughout the tour. they called him the butcher of lyon. klaus altmann is being heldj on a fraud charge in bolivia. the west germans want i to extradite him for crimes committed in wartime france. there, he was the gestapo chief, klaus barbie. - millions came to bathe as close as possible to this spot — a tide of humanity that�*s believed by officials to have broken all records. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is a m

still historically high, aren�*t they?people are experiencing it in businesses, in their energy bills too much of the time. the secretary of state is right in one sense. wholesale gas prices are now below the level they were before russia�*s invasion, but they are still three to four times higher than their long—term average. the federation for small business has crunched the numbers and they believe that at most business will get support of £200 a month, more likely around £a7.which means in their view one in four small firms could struggle to survive. lets speak to a small business owner mat grindal. he is the owner of the manor farm shop in leicestershire. so so you will have heard grant they are, he says their decision as a response to the wholesale gas price which says business doesn�*t need as much support. aha, which says business doesn't need as much sopport-_ much support. a typical misunderstanding - much support. a typical misunderstanding of. much support. a typical. misunderstanding of how much support. a typi

and people often want to do that but aren�*t asked or don�*t know. part of it already. but this is about trying to bring it all together into one place. the website for it is abighelpout.org.co.uk, and bring and bring it under the umbrella of the coronation. and for me it�*s inspiring that the king wants to have that public service and volunteering. so at the heart of his reign and this is really something, this coronation that defines the nation and it�*s brilliant that volunteers at the heart of that. do you know what you�*re going to be doing on may 8th, something you haven�*t volunteered at, tried before? well, i�*ll be involved with the scouts. you know, that�*s always where my heart lies. but everyone loves different things and you know, they�*re volunteer organisations. today we�*re meeting up with the samaritans, the royal voluntary service, who do great work in hospitals, all coming together, opening the doors, saying come and get involved. it�*sjust one thing. and stats that have been released for this year show that particularly people ove

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but if a solution is to be found, compromises will be needed, and at the moment, the signals aren�*t and their respective strategies. a quick reminder of the story of we got in the last half an hour kevin mccarthy has failed in his initial bid to become leader of the house of representatives that does not mean he will not become in time but for now he does not have the votes. hello again. we should get to see some sunshine tomorrow with the added bonus that it�*s going to be very mild still. now, today we�*ve had stronger south—westerly winds pushing in all this cloud from the atlantic that�*s been bringing the rain from time to time. still got some heavier rain for a while across the hills of wales and also in scotland. that wetter weather around this evening and into the first part of the night. the worst of the rain pushed away by those stronger winds by the end of the night with more broken cloud following on behind. very mild, mind you. temperatures remaining in double figures for large parts of the country. a bit colder in northern scotland where we�*ve still got some rain to c

for this morning i think because of all the preorders there aren�*t that many people outside. and grabbing the books. so caroline, you have got — and grabbing the books. so caroline, you have got your— and grabbing the books. so caroline, you have got your book _ and grabbing the books. so caroline, you have got your book there. - and grabbing the books. so caroline, you have got your book there. telli you have got your book there. tell me why you felt you wanted to get your own copy? let�*s face it, we have read a lot, seen a lot about it? �* ., ., , ., it? but not enough. i started readint it? but not enough. i started reading a _ it? but not enough. i started reading a bit _ it? but not enough. i started reading a bit of— it? but not enough. i started reading a bit of it _ it? but not enough. i started reading a bit of it already. i it? but not enough. i started - reading a bit of it already. there's different— reading a bit of it already. there's different stuff. you read between the lines — different stuff. you read between the lines and you are missing out on things _ th

these aren�*t things that have happened properly in the past but because of the extra funding we are how much people are paid-— people are paid. would you do a 'ob as a care worker�* people are paid. would you do a 'ob as a care worker ford people are paid. would you do a 'ob as a care worker for £18,000 i people are paid. would you do a 'ob as a care worker for £18,000 a h people are paid. would you do a job. as a care worker for £18,000 a year? thejob i�*m doing is making a difference to the country as prime minister and that�*s why this week i set out the priorities i believe the country has that i will focus on which is about halving inflation, growing the economy, reducing debt, cutting waiting lists and stopping the boats. .,, cutting waiting lists and stopping the boats. :,, :, cutting waiting lists and stopping the boats. ., , ., , the boats. those are the priorities i have as prime _ the boats. those are the priorities i have as prime minister. - the boats. those are the priorities i have as prime minister. on - i have as prime minister. on stopping the boats, as you raise i

there are practical ramifications to this judgment which aren�*t covered in the judgment and which wented with the judgment. it _ dartmoor? we are disappointed with the judgment, it will— dartmoor? we are disappointed with the judgment, it will make _ dartmoor? we are disappointed with the judgment, it will make it - dartmoor? we are disappointed with the judgment, it will make it harder| thejudgment, it will make it harder for people to enjoy some of the national parks special qualities. we will work tirelessly to try and secure the ability of people to responsibly wild camp because we feel it has a minimum impact on the environment when it is done responsibly and it provides great welfare benefits for people. in scotland there is an established right to camp in certain places. how likely is it that you could get this assumed right on dartmoor turned into an established right? our belief prior — into an established right? our belief prior to _ into an established right? cl" belief prior to the judgment was that there was a legal right to wild camp. thejudgment has said that there was

the shopkeeper is telling me that people aren�*t able to buy things, they are not able to buy goods.e hollywood actor alec baldwin has said he�*ll fight a charge of involuntary manslaughter following the death of the cinematographer halyna hutchins. she was shot dead in 2021 on the set of rust, a movie baldwin was acting in and producing. the film�*s armourer is also facing the same charge. vincent mcaviney has more. he shot her... the frantic efforts to save halyna hutchins in the moments after she was shot. it was during rehearsals on a ranch in new mexico when the shootings and death depicted in the 19th century western they were filming became all too real. are you doing 0k? no, i'm not, actually. 0k~ _ alec baldwin was holding the gun that discharged the bullet that killed her. he was also one of the film�*s producers. am i being charged with something? prosecutors now say he will be charged with two counts of involuntary manslaughter. in a statement, the actor�*s lawyers said... i�*m the armourer, or at least i was. hannah gutierrez—reed, who is in charge of weapons on set, fac

aren�*t you risking poisoning relations or inflaming the situation, as the first minister said, by bringing i think it's entirely reasonable for people to think that even if there are strikes and when it comes to life—saving emergency treatment, whether that is in ambulances or in fire, that they can rely on a basic level of that emergency service still being provided. our scotland correspondent lorna gordon canjoin us now. tell us a bit more about these talks between rishi sunak and nicola sturgeon? between rishi sunak and nicola sturaeon? ., ., , ., sturgeon? there are two things to look out for. _ sturgeon? there are two things to look out for, one _ sturgeon? there are two things to look out for, one is _ sturgeon? there are two things to look out for, one is the _ sturgeon? there are two things to look out for, one is the kind - sturgeon? there are two things to look out for, one is the kind of - look out for, one is the kind of symbolism of the talks and the second is the actual issues being discussed. there was an attempt i think with these private discussions to lower the temperatur

arenal are in dreamland.oned. perhaps the biggest came at kingsmeadow, where chelsea's match with liverpool went ahead, it was live on bbc two. but with the players slipping on the surface, after six minutes in it was called off. chelsea head coach emma hayes leading calls for undersoil heating, she said the women's game must be taken more seriously. it wouldn't have happened in the premier league, she said. arsenal's match with brighton was also postponed. arsenal defender lotte wubben—moy stuck some money behind the bar so that fans who happened to have made the trip could at least enjoy a drink in the warm after the pitch failed an inspection yesterday afternoon before the evening kick off. what a great idea. that's great. a lovely touch from her but frustrating notjust for lovely touch from her but frustrating not just for the lovely touch from her but frustrating notjust for the players but the fans as well, three out of five games to be called off, you think, really? we've reached the last 16 stage of t