know, nts, the case for having reciprocal arra know, to ;, the case for having reciprocal arra know, back to your previous question, could the nhs survive immigration? survive without immigration? >> could. and >> i don't think it could. and me, my family probably many me, my family and probably many of have been of your viewers have been treated nurses and treated by foreign nurses and doctors so. but doctors very happily so. but then if we're taking medical talent from other countries, then those countries are poorer. then we should try and support them, develop their own skills base. >> right. we're going to go to the or no quiz. we're going the yes or no quiz. we're going to keep harriet and peter here with dead with us. this is dead easy, harriet. it's five questions. you can only yes no. you can only answer. yes or no. so number one, will so question number one, will nigel farage win the celebrity jungle? yes >> peter never watched it. never will. >> right. that's an incorrect answer because it's a yes or no . answer because it's a yes or no. quiz number two, peter , should qui

the killing of a civilian today also we had the markerdum of a civilian woman in the town of marun arras, we have her her husband is severely injured uh the resistance specifically retaliated for this, naming the woman in in person, they directly said that this is in retaliation when they targeted the katmuna uh camp, but you also... also have something new, which is the fact that hasbullah said that they will be reciprocal when it comes to how they target things, so if the israelis target a civilian house, they will try to also destroy the settlements, we've seen that in mutull, also today and the fact that they also targeted a markava tank, we also saw that hazballah used drones today again to target gatherings of soldiers in towns that are avivim and dovi, which are considered the... occupied lebanese town of salha. israely forces have carried out fresh violence rates overnight in several towns and villages across occupied west bank. early our mala corresponds monacan deal told us more about the intensified israely raise in the occupied territories. last night israeli forces had raded

know, nts, the case for having reciprocal arra know, to ;, the case for having reciprocal arra know,back to your previous question, could the nhs survive immigration? survive without immigration? >> could. and >> i don't think it could. and me, my family probably many me, my family and probably many of have been of your viewers have been treated nurses and treated by foreign nurses and doctors so. but doctors very happily so. but then if we're taking medical talent from other countries, then those countries are poorer. then we should try and support them, develop their own skills base. >> right. we're going to go to the or no quiz. we're going the yes or no quiz. we're going to keep harriet and peter here with dead with us. this is dead easy, harriet. it's five questions. you can only yes no. you can only answer. yes or no. so number one, will so question number one, will nigel farage win the celebrity jungle? yes >> peter never watched it. never will. >> right. that's an incorrect answer because it's a yes or no . answer because it's a yes or no. quiz number two, peter , should quiz

i'm reminded and also living through in a brookings seat if you will, the arra or the prior recovery. now we can't even call it that anymore. of how difficult it was. they put logos on infrastructure projects under the grant program and others and it just struggled to breakthrough. those were publicly owned assets. now we are talking about tax credits moving through a system. where you are often procuring a privately manufactured project or seeing a change in the energy form of calories coming into your system. is this clean food? along a transmission and distribution system you have never really understood or maybe even seen. that is just going to be challenged. you wrap all of that up in an epoch where people's trust in civic institutions is way down. and you have an entire in a two party system, one side of the coin trying to throw shade even if they are more than willing to cut ribbons. that is just all wrapped up in a communication set of challenges. frankly, i think that is far bigger than any administration to solve. it is inherent in the process. we have the underbrush here to

upset my team is, and this scares me very much, i want to tell you this, look how upset saffira and arraser, of course, my newcomers are in no hurry to return to their homeland, they are dreaming get into one second, and later, of course , win in the final, but for now, victory in the test of fire. i’m doing a show, everything’s fine, vitya, please , okay, yes, everything’s fine, it’ll come together now, vitya, fist, stood there, kneading his socks, that’s it, come on, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, everything will be fine, emtalerdi, streak because i didn’t cope with my segment and then everything went wrong. i could straighten out all the kinks completely, the water flowed with constant pressure, so it didn’t work out, well, it’s unpleasant, very offensive, i really want to cry, so belarus is becoming more and more active is gaining a foothold on the african continent, growth points from equatorial guinea were determined during a visit to this country. but the belarusian government delegation among the key areas is agriculture, industry, energy, healthcare, education and traditional interest in our mec

study, from the house that he felt, the little house on the top of the mountain, monticello, where he arraeding and rearranged it, and rearranged. was constantly rebuilding it when he brghhis new wife up to monticello. they only had one room with a roof on it. he was in the process of rebuilding it by further activity. the monticello that bc when we visit today is one of the later iterations of it. by indian artifacts that lewis and clark brought back from their expeditions over the rockies to the pacific, and expedition thomas jefferson set them out on. to go beyond the u.s. territory of louisiana, all the way to the pacific, so he had his eyes on the west, but he didn't actually spend much time going very far west. he went beyond the blue ridge, which is visible from his vicinity in charlottesville virginia. only rarely in his life. p traveled only once across the ocean to france where he dressed very elaborately in expensive clothes and contemplated the contrast to his predecessor, benjamin franklin, dressed as a woodsman purposefully to present the french with an image of an american who

terror level is a lot higher than ours because there was a fatal attack on the 13th of october in arrast state to what they call emergency attack level. is the highest level. that is the highest state, the same as the uk critical. so level one in a uk term . now we are still at level term. now we are still at level three substantial. an attack is likely be not an attack is highly likely , which would be highly likely, which would be severe, nor an attack is imminent, which would be critical all the same as the french have. so there is a comparison between the two, which is slightly different at the moment . which is slightly different at the moment. so we which is slightly different at the moment . so we have to be the moment. so we have to be careful. there the similarities, of course, are that this chap had been in prison before. he'd beenin had been in prison before. he'd been in prison for four years and he had mental health issues. so the similarities in the uk are really threefold . the first are really threefold. the first one is that how do we manage mental health? because about

radicalised islamist stabbed his former teacher dominique bernard, to death in the northern town of arrasa french court last week convicted six teenagers for their role in the 2020 killing and beheading of teacher samuel paty outside a secondary school near paris . as secondary school near paris. as well. today in britain, it's emerged that our terror threat is being closely monitored by m15 is being closely monitored by mi5 and security services. they have raised its have not raised it to its highest yet. highest level yet. the metropolia police is investigating after two menorahs were attacked in london. more anti—semitic behaviour on the streets there . i want to talk streets there. i want to talk about rolling out the red carpet and letting the enemy in. we just have to look at what happened with a chap called mohammad suella. headed mohammad qasim suella. he headed up the hamas terror groups west bank operation , and it turned bank operation, and it turned out that we gave him a council house in barnet, which is the uk's highest jewish population. back in 2003. he then used the right

radicalised islamist stabbed his former teacher dominique bernard, to death in the northern town of arrasa french court last week convicted six teenagers for their role in the 2020 killing and beheading of teacher samuel paty outside a secondary school near paris . as secondary school near paris. as well. today in britain, it's emerged that our terror threat is being closely monitored by m15 is being closely monitored by mi5 and security services. they have raised its have not raised it to its highest yet. highest level yet. the metropolia police is investigating after two menorahs were attacked in london. more anti—semitic behaviour on the streets there . i want to talk streets there. i want to talk about rolling out the red carpet and letting the enemy in. we just have to look at what happened with a chap called mohammad suella. headed mohammad qasim suella. he headed up the hamas terror groups west bank operation , and it turned bank operation, and it turned out that we gave him a council house in barnet, which is the uk's highest jewish population. back in 2003. he then used the right

level was raised in october after the shocking murder of that school teacher in the northern town of arrasnce and indeed across europe that more attacks, especially those linked to the ongoing conflict in the middle east, are likely yes , charlie, east, are likely yes, charlie, this isn't the first first reported is inspired attack that we've seen in france in recent months . yes, that's right. so months. yes, that's right. so there was a chechen islamist attack on a school teacher in october. on the 13th of that month. >> and also, let's not forget the stabbing by a syrian national in annecy in the south of france in july , where a of france in july, where a british girl was injured as well. >> so in the last three major, major terrorist attacks in france, we have seen britons among those injured. and it points to many critics say in france, the government failing to get a grip of the security situation. and i think there has been a reaction now from president macron's government since the october attack on that school teacher in the north. and so they have for the first time rejected adv