secretary-general, the foundational need for a better world is justice all of the hopes and aspirations of humankind are built on justice and they have the capacity for the creation of such a framework of all encompassing justice. which means elimination of injustice. we are defenders of the fight against injustice, in all of its forms, against humanity, against spirituality, against the almighty, against the people of the world no matter where it may occur. and wish to be closer to the creator and the teachings of the creator exist in all humanity. and the willingness for change is witnessed in revolutions throughout the history of humanity. even though a lot of movements never reach the maturity of the revolution, many of the revolutions deviate interested their original path. however, the success of many people and nations such as the nation of iran in the realization of their aspirations for the islamic revolution has strengthsenned in the heart of the people around the globe such aspirations. the islamic revolution of iran was the realization of the movement of the people of iran t

we will back working people's aspirations. help first-time buyers get land with new mortgage guarantee schemes -- and getting shovels in the ground. my messages this, if you are drafting a reality to buy your own home, labor is on your side, labor is the party of homeownership in britain today. [applause] >> and let me say something about business as well, do not be fooled into thinking they would buy into the tory trickle-down factor. his misleaders are -- saying they want to rip up employee rights. they are going to tell me the problems they face will be solved by corporations. they want fair taxes, high skills, and a long-term confidence to best. i want to be crystal clear about this, i am not just business, i want to partner with business. so we will strapped business rates, level the playing field for start ups, give him what years new flexibility to invest in world-class training that they need. and as john reynolds said, invite to drive forward our modern industrial strategy. a true partnership between government, busin

labour is the _ aspiration. labour is on your side. labour is the party _ aspiration.aspiration. labour is on your side. labour is the party of home - labour is the party of home ownership in britain today. applause. applause. a labour government, he said, would never allow vladimir putin to succeed, it would, he added ensure the nhs no longer had its face down on the floor. but victory for this party is so much harder after the near wipe out of labour mps in scotland, courtesy of the scottish national party. for scotland, courtesy of the scottish national party-— scotland, courtesy of the scottish national party. for them scotland's success in the _ national party. for them scotland's success in the uk _ national party. for them scotland's success in the uk is _ national party. for them scotland's success in the uk is met _ national party. for them scotland's success in the uk is met with - success in the uk is met with gritted teeth. seen as a road flock independence, and so they stand in the way. we can�*t work with them. we won�*t work with them. no deal under any

i did not know you unless it well known as by taking aspirations cornel from its constitution and the values, the spiritual values upon which it is based, and target hop sees as one of the most effective ways to safeguard my human. right . i've got a ha, see for you and use you had the most useful tools actually in sony, in order to have all humility that he for, you know, he realised an assist in the realization of the rights of all of the oppressed across the globe on that as one of its inherent duties, they stomach republic of iran reject some of the double standards of some government's views of even in the human rights and says that as the most important factor, which has you rendered by now the topic of human rights in the eyes of many who you know me because this is something that is roha currently off government that is taking place at this force that is taking place in the islamic republic of iran who run a deep hold on where we started speaking of and creating a dialogue about the deaths of tens of innocent women in a western country. so until we have these double standards

today the islamic republic of iran in order to reach her just aspirations has spent much capital. from the time when saddam hussein tore up algiers accord and attacked iran in an unprovoked manner. all the way to the time when the american government trampled upon the nuclear accord. and we saw a new face of criminal behavior against humanity. sometime ago the previous president of the united states of america announced that isis was created by the united states of america. for us, it makes no difference whether isis was made by which administration. which american government. what matters is that a government on the other side of this planet decided to bring havoc and chaos to the geography of our region at the expense of the lives and the blood of women and children and the innocent. but the islamic republic resistance put an end to that movement, to that destructive movement. and the leader that descended into the arena of the fight against terrorism was no one other than the beloved late martyr general soleimani. a man, freedom seeking man, who became a martyr on the path of o

paul aspire for your peace, they aspire for a peaceful future. and this is what all countries of the world want for their population. thank you very much. maintenance, god, i think be with you. yes, you can. some of the republic of here it is. are live coverage right there of the are they 3 that is of the 77th, the annual unit assembly. you are watching other yemen president, russia mohammed al aline, addressing those in attendance. just very, very quickly for moment here. i'll just tell you some of the highlights. he spent a lot of time appraising western partners and in particular, yelman's presidential alliance with saudi arabia. i spent a lot of time bashing the who the rebels, not just for a moment bear with me here. it's complicated, but the who the rebels in yemen are opposed to what many call a saudi sponsored president in yemen, to who these they want their own man as president. so the who sees a cold rebels and militia, and probably because they get a lot of support from iran. but anyway, i digress. yemen is suffering the worst humanita

for the islamic revolution has strengthened in the heart of the people around the globe, such as aspirations. islamic revolution of iran was the realization of the movement of the people of iran towards justice and fairness, even though faced with a lot plots throughout the decade, it has been able to safeguard itself, as the first nation of iran are based on an advanced social organizational order, created in the islamic republic of iran in order to create justice internally and bring to the world order a message of justice and fairness. key components on this task were spirituality, multilateralism, ladies and gentlemen i am grateful and honored to be the representative of a people and a nation that has inherited a great civilization that has been freed. for millennium and has always managed to defeat the plots of the enemies that salt to conquer it, a that has always seen of action as an existential enemy and is always fought -- has always fought in order to destroy the enslavement of a babylonians all the way to the palestinians. we believe in a common state for humanity and we are for t

aspiration, because we all know ti the ways ofvhich ,, , laudable aspiration, because we all know tipport have a great carbon impact. we have a great nuclear we are edf on the of " thét windturbines " ithatwindturbines and are very expensive, and also solar are very expensive, and also people should be realistic, that the uk is 1% of global co2. a few chinese cities or indian cities have more co2 than we have, and frankly i hate to be pessimistic but nothing we do is going to make a difference. gosh, that really is _ going to make a difference. gosh, that really is pessimistic. - going to make a difference. gosh, that really is pessimistic. and - going to make a difference. gosh, that really is pessimistic. and on i that really is pessimistic. and on that really is pessimistic. and on that note, we have to leave it there. dr lawrence haar there. a lot going on this afternoon. i have two pieces breaking news. the chancellor has been talking to conservative mps, kwasi kwarteng speaking to his mps, kwasi kwarteng speaking to his mps after reactions in the market to his physical statemen

september 17, 1939 is a symbol of the historical formation of the belarusian nation and the sincere aspiration of the belarusians, divided in captivity to live as one family in their own house in the face of a holistic and unique appearance , a cozy hospitable country in the center of europe, reunited belarus has become a place of power for millions of citizens who with honor survived the three loops by the 20th century and today stand guard over the sovereignty and independence of their native land day national unity, the gratitude of contemporaries, previous generations, who defended the right themselves, determining their own destiny. it instills pride in the country and gives the realization that belarusians are one people. at this is the basis of the stability and well-being of the modern belarusian state, united by the dream of a successful prosperous belarus, drawing lessons from our history. we are in peace and harmony through creative work. we are building a common future , congratulations say. historical memory, in which many vivid examples of the unity of a beautiful spiritual natio

mock receipt gives people the right to choose our own path and it evolves to reflect the aspiration of citizens. it unleashes enterprise, ideas, and opportunity, and it protects the freedoms that are at the very core of our humanity. by contrast, autocracies so the seeds of their own demise by oppressing their citizens. they are fundamentally rigid and unable to adapt. any short-term gains are eroded in the long-term because these societies stifle the aspiration and creativity that are vital to long-term growth. a country where artificial intelligence access judge and jury where there are no human rights and no fundamental freedoms, is not the kind of place anybody truly wants to live. and is not the kind of world that we want to build. but we cannot simply assume that there will be a democratic future. there is a real struggle going on between different forms of society, between democracies and autocracies. and a less democratic societies deliver on the economy and the security that our citizens expect, we will fall behind. we need to keep improving and renewing what we are doing for

and it is not an aspiration anymore, it could be - aspiration anymore, it could be real. _ aspirationce for her and her partner, that they might— for her and her partner, that they might actually be able to afford their— might actually be able to afford their own home. find might actually be able to afford their own home.— might actually be able to afford their own home. and in a couple of words, their own home. and in a couple of words. very — their own home. and in a couple of words, very briefly, _ their own home. and in a couple of words, very briefly, what _ their own home. and in a couple of words, very briefly, what was - their own home. and in a couple of words, very briefly, what was your| words, very briefly, what was your feel of the mood compared to last year? feel of the mood compared to last ear? , , . . ., year? optimistic, we are full of confidence _ year? optimistic, we are full of confidence going _ year? optimistic, we are full of confidence going into _ year? optimistic, we are full of confidence going into the - year? optimistic, we are full of confidence going int

for the luxury, leo could a month and so that citizens are able to achieve their aspirations when it was at the shop. when was this not hold would insure the unity of the people, the unity of the nations. and sure also that is that a verse of the on the same time, this is not only possible, this is actually extremely realistic if there is, will be. but if there is willingness to make concessions to reach the settlements. awful, if the approach of quote us an ethnic grounds is abandoned, as this approach is rejected by young generations. and mr. president, when we encounter believe in the need to achieve a just agreement on iran's nuclear program, that takes into account the concerns of all parties. and that established the region free of nuclear weapons and is the father the solution. and that also recognizes the right of the iranian people to benefit from nuclear energy for peaceful purposes of thought. there is no alternative to this agreement. this agreement would contribute to the who will say been at the insecurity of the region and will open the door for more dialogue you have

i spoke to him at length about this and his own personal aspirations and a strong case to make for the pd to carry on the draghi agenda. let's listen in. >> mycountry needs to have another option the option by the right, italian right, that is causing the skeptic and against in denial of climate change and denial of individual rights. italy was in denial of pandemic and vaccines no, i want to propose to the italians an idea that is pro european and pro vaccine and pro science. not in denial on climate change. working in cooperation with the other countries and not pushing our young people to leave the country to find jobs and destiny abroad >> reporter: so when he says pro european and vaccine and science and not in denial of climate, he is accusing the right-wing parties of being all of the above as well. i mentioned the center left hasn't managed to get its act together with the block opposed to the center right as well. they were close in some cases. the politician with the new party is the man i spoke to in florence a few years ago when he was development minister he and letta sign

how did it express the families aspirations? tonight, we are honored to have dr. kevin murphy as this evening's speaker. doctor murphy is the andrew w. mellon chair in humanities. professor and chair of the department of history of art and architecture at vanderbilt university. he will explore for us the history of early presidential plantation homes, what these buildings symbolize to their owners and to their constituents. what do they mean to us today. dr. murphy grew up in the boston massachusetts area. he holds an undergraduate degree from swarthmore college, a masters in historic preservation from boston university and his ph. d. is from the university of chicago in art, architecture, and preservation. his areas of particular interest are 19th century french architecture, american architecture, and the meanings of these various styles and the periods which they were popular. doctor murphy credits growing up around so many historic buildings in the northeast with stimulating his interest in architectural history and historic preservation. he calls old hickory

of citizens _ to reflect the aspirations of citizens.t the very core of our humanity. by contrast, _ very core of our humanity. by contrast, autocracies sow the seeds— contrast, autocracies sow the seeds of— contrast, autocracies sow the seeds of their own demise by suppressing their citizens. they— suppressing their citizens. they are _ suppressing their citizens. they are fundamentally rigid and unable to adapt. any short—term gains are eroded in the long — short—term gains are eroded in the long term, because these societies— the long term, because these societies stay the aspiration and creativity that are vital to long—term growth. a country where _ to long—term growth. a country where artificial intelligence acts — where artificial intelligence acts as _ where artificial intelligence acts asjudge and jury, where there — acts asjudge and jury, where there are _ acts asjudge and jury, where there are no human rights and no fundamental freedoms is not the kind — no fundamental freedoms is not the kind of place anybody truly wants — th

speaking outside number 10, she said she would transform britain into an aspiration nation. have more on the ministerial appointments — including kwasi kwarteng as chancellor — in a moment, but let's start with our political editor chris mason in downing street. a day of ritual and weather. a cloudburst puncturing the choreography of the new prime minister's arrival, her supporters hunkered under umbrellas, the lectern wearing a bin liner. it was even taken back inside. her motorcade playing for time with a detour and then a break in the deluge. the damp stage reset. within moments, a first glimpse of the new era. good afternoon. i have just accepted her majesty the queen's kind invitation to form a new government. let me pay tribute to my predecessor. borisjohnson delivered brexit, the covid vaccine, and stood up to russian aggression. history will see him as a hugely consequential prime minister. i am honoured to take on this responsibility at a vital time for our country. we will transform britain into an aspiration nation, with high—paying jobs, safe streets and where ev

liz truss spoke of creating an aspiration nation. she will be hoping the people of ramsbottom, as everywhere else, are behind her. judith moritz, bbc news. a small cross—section of some of the opinion today in a marginal seat, which offers its own illustrations about public opinion. it has been quite variable today in terms of the weather and it has been raining and then pouring. and louise, yesterday, you did tell me we would have a tricky afternoon and there you go, you are right. it has been touch and go. the rain has been following both the outgoing and incoming prime minister. this was balmoral this morning with some of the rain to renshall and then another pulse of wet weather arrived into southern scotland during the afternoon and then we had dry weather in the north of england before more showers arrived and it really was touch and go in westminster, whether liz truss would be able to give her first speech as prime minister outside 10 downing street, because this was just half an hour before she gave her first speech and i'm

you case, new prime minister list trust says her government will transform britain into an aspiration nation and ride out the global storm. she gave her 1st speech outside 10 downing street. after meeting the queen earlier on tuesday. trus, is under pressure to announce an immediate plan to tackle spiraling energy costs and improve the economy. we will transform britain into an aspiration nation with high paying jobs, safe streets, and where everyone everywhere has the opportunities they deserve. i will take action this day and action every day to make it happen. more flooding is expected in southern pakistan with a release of water. from the country's largest lake. engineers have cut through the embankments of lake mankind, sinned province to reduce the volume of water, threatening to flood properties downstream. as many villages lying its path, the miniature is helping with evacuations, and residents remaining near the lake, a using machinery to strengthen embankments, to avoid an, a devastating over bill. and the governor of mississippi, as announced water pressure, has been restor

britain will get its future back — a country where aspiration is rewarded, where working people succeede for good in the world, a clean energy superpower, a fairer, greener, more dynamic nation. two pipe lines that carry gas from russia to europe suddenly spring a number of leaks, prompting accusations of sabotage. and right on target — how nasa managed to send a rocket crashing into an asteroid travelling at 12,000mph. coming up in the sport over on the bbc news channel. can scotland secure promotion to the nations league top tier as they take on ukraine? we will have all the action for you. good evening. the international monetary fund — the world's most important financial institution — has tonight weighed into the current economic uncertainty in the uk, criticising the government's plan and saying it's likely to increase inequality. and the bank of england has signalled that a sizeable increase in interest rates could be coming to shore up the value of the pound. it all follows the government's so—called mini budget on friday. mortgages are an essential cost for many of us that are

washington's aspiration was to make a residence. but a residents that also had a public aspect to it. it was supposed to be more than just a house was supposed to be the house somebody of some importance. oops, and hopefully yep. there we go. okay, so the other place where it would have appeared. is in this building the governor's palace? at williamsburg colonial capital, which of course washington would have known. where the the this cupola signaled the presence of an important residents president, so wasn't just a house. it was the governor's palace and so he seems to echo this echo that feature in the design of this house. but in other respects, he really is placing some distance between himself. and this colonial monument, which is something that jefferson who was educated in williamsburg also did they were attempting to establish a language for american architecture. that was neoclassical it drew uncertain british examples, but it was really trying to create a distance. from the colonial architecture of that pre-revolutionary p

no, you, by taking aspirations from its constitution and the values, the spiritual values upon which it is based. he has comedies sancho car as one of the most effective ways to safeguard human rights of all my padding absorb, aha. and has you the most useful tools that are in order through, on the math will yet to hog you? me realize no, he enter sissy in the realization of the rights of all of the oppressed across the globe sees that as one of its inherently duties. madison, these law mcgrue, public of iran, reject some of the double standards of some government's v as a v all human rights and says that as we found the most important factor on which has rendered by now you the topic of human rights in the eyes of many didn't all the better see, because this is something that it is hard that a body currently. ha ha, then it be pan are taking place at this force that is taking place in the islamic republic of iran, ammonia where we started speaking of and creating a dialogue about the death of your friends of innocent women in a western country. so until we have this double standards

she is now saying she would like to build an aspiration britain. also talked about this country being built on people that get things done but tha doesn't seem to include her or the previous tory prime minister's. >> this is a problem for liz trust. the opposition will keep going every time you need something these to improve that you could be do something like this before. >> one of the thing boris johnson did quite well is present himself as a fresh face. i'm not sure that's gonna work in quite the se way. and as you say, the economic outlook for the next couple of years is really grim. we have rising energy prices, rising inflation elsewhere and it all adds up to a really difficult pture for lots of people up and down the country. that will have an impact on how they are feeling about their government. ross: we could talk about 101 challenges butt really comes down to one thing this winter. yesterday, the former leader seeing his party was looking into the grave if we do not navigate the current co-of-living crisis. >> usually a leader will have

those who aspire too be part of the middle classdd struggling.any parts of the heartland,, struggling.om but here is some good news in my view. every time america has found itself in a tough spot, going all the way back to 100 years or so, the democratic party has risen to the occasion to try to turn things around. when make life better for everyday americans break and we just check the record for a moment? can we check the record for a moment? of rural america, social security, medicare, medicaid, headstart, the civil rights act, the voting rights act sprayed the fair housing act. the elementary and secondary school acts. the higher education act for the affordable care act. the infrastructure investment and jobs action. the american rescue plan. the chips and science act sprayed the inflation reductionh act, all brought to you by your friendly neighborhood democratic party to make life better for everyday americans. democrats have always risen to the occasion. [applause] whenever america has faced a tough spot, and certainly we find ourselves i

s new prime minister, liz truss, says her government will transform britain into an aspiration nationnd ride out the global storm. she gave her first speech outside 10 downing street after meeting the queen on tuesday. she's under pressure to announce an immediate plan to tackle spiraling energy costs and improve the economy. >> as liz truss took her first steps on downing street as prime minister, the focus was on reassuring the nation things can get better. >> we now face severe global headwinds caused by russia's appalling war in ukraine and the aftermath of covid. now is the time to tackle the issues that are holding britain back. we need to build roads, homes, and broadband faster. we need more investment and great jobs in every town and city across our country. we need to reduce the burden on families and help people get on in life. cliff the pressing issue is helping people cope with huge energy price rises. she says she says she understands the urgency. >> i will take action this week to deal with energy bills and to secure our future energy supply. >> she repeated her commitm

quitting the role and saying those whose thought your demise do not understand the values of -- and aspirations first time 40 voters. what does he mean? >> -- winning so many seats in the north and midland, johnson had a connection with the people that held that commending election. can liz truss do the same? that sheave that same charisma. >> it was also about policy and he was saying i am going to get brexit done and i am standing behind some of the things you want and i will put more money into areas that have not received them. it is a policy issue as well as a leadership issue, isn't it? >> there was a three word slogan that really stuck and i think it did convince people to vote conservative for the first time. leveling up was something that was rumbling under leaf -- under leaf -- underneath. there has been questioning to what extent levering -- leveling up has been achieved. they point to various bits of investment and say we had the pandemic and we emerge from that. they have not had the time of government they may have anticipated but looking back on that, people ask questions about i

will they aspire to want to do somethingnd get the skills they need to do it?y want to be engaged. where are they beyond their voices? and they shape the education of the future? we want not just to be heard, we want to be listened to and act on it. laura: world leaders will gather at the united nations next week for the general debate, what do you see as the biggest crisis facing the world now? is it the war in ukraine that slowing the global economy qution mark is a change? >> there are three crisis, we have not yet recovered from covid. the war is the reminder that it is what it must be. i think when we are speaking about the climate crisis, have to -- people have to believe in the science. a third of the country of pakistan is underwater. for me, it's about solidarity. it's about leadership being able to step up to the plate and take the actions they need to take on finance, climate, and making sure that inequality is a think of the past. laura: you mentioned pakistan, but how do you get global action on climate change when pakistan is a country that doesn'

do you have future political aspirations? >> yes. absolutely.you know, it's -- that time wasn't in god's time. i'm sure god had me fall on the sword and say, this is not the time. >> reporter: but ye says he isn't finished yet. >> people write off the fact that i'm going to change the world. they just think it's crazy. >> how are you going to change the world? >> more? how we're going to change the world more? >> more. >> we're going to change the world through information. through knowledge. through love. through respect. through understanding. >> right now ye is -- can you finish that sentence? >> tired of doing the interview. >> all right, then let's finish. that's it, that's it. >> our thanks to linsey. you can catch the full interview on hulu. >>> up next, iran protests. how the death of a young woman sparked global outrage. woman tc: my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. doctor tc: ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. man tc: my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®. son tc: mom's a1c is down with rybelsus®. song: a1c down with

especially local leadership as they build their confidence to have you aspire towards national leadership. these decisions are being made in small towns and state legislatures that are not representative of 30 of their population. women are 51% of the population. >> let's go back a little bit. can you help me understand who you are and where you came from? i need her up in marin. your father was an investment manager. >> yeah. so, my dad and mom are from the midwest and came out for different reasons. probably seeking the california dream. my mother was a military brat. my dad was -- >> her father was the mayor of a small town in montana. >> really? >> and my father, his father worked in a steel mill at night and his mother worked during the day. he was an only child. scholarships to college for sports and academics and ended up going into investment banking and become a wealth manager. moved out here. had five daughters. i lost my older sister when i was a little girl. >> what happened? >> it was an accident with us young children. unsupervised whenever 6. a few days before my 7th birthd

find the heart of the lamborghini who are a con technica the well known 5.2 liter v 10 naturally aspirated engine with 640 horse power. will propel the car from 0 to 100 kilometers an hour in 3.2 seconds. and there is not much more to say about this engine. you've got to experience it. ah. you have 3 different dr. modes, estrada sport, and gorda and co size. of course folder racetrack, the minimum amount of assistance systems and the maximum power of the car doesn't make sense for street driving. they can choose sport and sport will have you with e s. c, set to sport, so it will be safe to drive and it will also forgive you and help you. if you do minor mistakes, the hurricane weighs in at 1390 kilos, which certainly helps things when get mash, the pen. what i found interesting is the difference between this data and sport mode. so right now we're driving and strata and the car is yeah, you could say tame. the car will accelerate the little bit depending on how much you press the gas paddle and the sound would. that is okay. but then if you switch to sport mode, even the smallest press on

plot of the picture he and she monica and harry she is a fiery sbaintentional passionate frivolous aspiringto escape from she was disgusted with her troubles by the gray city, a poor large family, the father of a drunkard, work in a store. he is a good thoughtful person. and in general he is a backlash. it's just that monica doesn't like his name. she makes it hare, moreover, so it is in everything. she captures his mind, adjusting impulses and actions to her desires. she herself hangs herself around his neck, offers to escape from the dullness of their life, an eternal journey, on the boat of her father. a word about the figure of the father hara. the boy lost early. mother lives with dad, who has little interest in anything other than his own gastritis. it is in this figure that bergman himself is guessed, who always suffered from stomach cramps. you were dying of cancer. i tried to commit suicide, by the way, in such life throwings, everyone around was forced to live, but let's get back to our heroes. they escape from reality, escape their little northern summer on a boat to where advent

my home, the people of the soviet union, aspired to freedom and independence on the 25th of december 1991. the soviet union was disbanded, hippo vinegar politically. there are few politicians in germany who have been respected as much as he is by had cable in and we will remember him as a great freedom fighter. they are thrown in woodland glitter want of very different responses in russia, central europe, and in germany to his death show the complexity of for what he has done in his life . but they also show, there is a fundamental, what he mis understanding of his political life, which is tragic. he died alone in his own country in russia as of yet imperial, 20, northern north ago yahveh under la where he is blamed for the poverty of the 1990s. and he suffered sarcasm at both the respond of the russians to his lifetime achievement. many remember the brutality of how revolutions, inter belushi we're squashed by john or quashed rather. and in as a by john as well and vision plan in vilnius as well. and all of these are brutal suppression of riots. oh, are down to him as well. and ther

you case, new prime minister less trust says her government will transform britain into an aspiration nation and write out the global storm. she gave her 1st speech outside number 10 downing street. after meeting the queen earlier, trus is under pressure to announce an immediate plan to tackle spiraling energy costs and improve the economy. but in baba reports as lose trust took a 1st steps in downing street, his prime minister. her focus was on reassuring the nation. things can get better we now face a vague label, head winds, caused by rushes and pulling war in ukraine. and the aftermath of k that now is the time to tackle the issues that are holding britain back. we need to build roads, homes and broadband hosta. we need more investments and great jobs in every town and city across our country. we need to reduce the bad and on families and help people get on a life. of course, the pressing issue is helping people cope with huge energy price rises on that she says she understands the urgency. i will take action this week to deal with energy bells and to secure off heat energy supply

nato has always aspired.is how saving countries destroys them and gave this examples of afghanistan and so on, and he says, listen, look, ukraine is being turned into afghanistan the only way to solve this conflict is to return to the march negotiations, when there really were some kind of uh from the point of contact . particularly neutral status ukraine is not nato expansion and so on. he says this is the only way. you are turning ukraine into afghanistan without completely destroying it, and in this connection you showed at the beginning. uh, here are the shots when blinks are found randomly. yes, they are all these heads of powers, well, the lion's share of them is introduced there. look here, there is a beautiful pretty town. well, here are the ruined houses. it doesn't even matter who destroyed them, remember. russian troops were stationed there in this irpen. accordingly, we remember who fired at him. well, not themselves already consciously, in order for photos to be received, someone will generally a

and we aspire to be the 1st disneyland for science in africa. one in company in dallas, and i'm actually and we had a very beautiful growing environment with my siblings. when i finished my 1st degree in medicine, i was thinking, i need to get out of this country and get more exposure apart from just seeing the things in tv and but for scholarship. their entry from m d to go to college, seattle, selling diversity. so i spent 5 a year when i when they left the country to sweden, i was interested to see what life has to offer out there. and i had thoughts of thing. but before i left, the heard a started project inspire. and that is one thing that's really, really was driving me to come back and say, okay, i'm going outside to get as much as i can. so that when i come back, i'm useful of it can be the question of the importance of science, technology, engineering, mathematics like stem in africa. context is that science technology and j math is the one that has progressed humanity so far and africa, the continent has a lot of opportunities to captu

speaking outside number 10, she said she would transform britain into an aspiration nation.ur political editor chris mason has the story. a day of ritual and whether. the cloudburst puncturing the choreography of the new prime minister's arrival and supporters under umbrellas, and on the left turn wearing a bin liner. it on the left turn wearing a bin liner. . , ., ~ . ~ liner. it was even taken back inside. liner. it was even taken back inside- her _ liner. it was even taken back inside. her motorcade - liner. it was even taken back. inside. her motorcade playing for time with a detour and then a break in the deluge. the damn stage reset. within moments, a first glimpse of the new era. good afternoon, i havejust accepted her majesty the queen's kind invitation to form a new government. let me pay tribute to my predecessor. borisjohnson tribute to my predecessor. boris johnson delivered tribute to my predecessor. borisjohnson delivered brexit, the covid vaccine, and stood up to russian aggression. history will see him as a hugely consequential prime minister. i am honoured t

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those countries that the younger generation aspire to a much more inclusive pluralistic approach. one that is not the same way as it is now. so he did touch upon several topics. but the underlying issue is that his role in mediation energy security and the need for justice on the international stage. all right, thanks so much jim. i was shay, other us judges ordered the release of and his conviction for murdering his goods girlfriend inspired a popular pub cast sides case was the subject of the true crime pub, cough, serial. it revealed flores in the police investigation. let's say, may still face prosecution. she returns, he explains, i say it was free from a baltimore court house wearing a gps monitor. one is conviction for murdering his ex girlfriend has been overturned. he is still under suspicion for the crime. however, the judge agreed with prosecutors that they were serious questions about the integrity of the trial which led to him being jailed for the past 23 years were not yet declaring, not yet declaring ad 9 said is innocent. but we are declaring that in the interest o

this too is a truly show. israel has always aspired more continued to aspire to be good. now believe relation most and peace with all of the states in the middle east and off well as the law and this continues and also i true for a palestinian neighbors. shallow re darla. well, on a visit it is an aim and a hope that we will never give up and we will not give up in the future. it is a commitment for us and the palestinians are not to feel little undertake all efforts to reach a p. o co existence as an immortal, as damon laws, law, palestinian neighbors law must 1st and foremost combat more terrorism on. they must stop their own terrorist attacks yamaha the moment president will die . my anger and myself spoke with me. shame shania looked over a 100 the all of my families, and we wanted to many others, or they who were there. she bought the commemoration ceremony for the 50th anniversary of assassination of these really olympic team. i live on the 5th of september of 2020 to the palace, the man by terrorist organizations shall natasha, are responsible for this terrible mur