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they talk about aspirations. mr. speaker, they are killing off aspiration in this country. it's not just education. what is the dream of home ownership far more remote now 12 years ago? prime minister. >> mr. speaker, what have we done in those 12 years? the highest number of new homes started in 15 years. largest number of first-time buyers in 20 years. talks about 10 years ago, what did we inherit? the lowest level of housebuilding in a century. mr. speaker would you believe it. mr. speaker, the simple fact is this. every year at the age at which people can buy their first home goes up. under this government a child born in the uk today would not be able to buy the first home until they are 45. i love my kids but i do not want to be cooking them dinner in 30 years time. mr. speaker i have heard he is having a relaunch. apparently it is called operation get tough. so how tough is he going to get with these who are blocking the new homes this country so badly need? >> mr. speaker, we are delivering record numbers of new homes under this government. he talked about toughness

for vested interests rather than aspiration.the oil and gas companies, they are standing up for the non—doms and they are standing up for the private schools. so i think keir starmer is putting a very clear choice in front of the british people. do you want a party that stands up for working people and aspiration for working people, or do you want a party that stands up for vested interests? victoria, take on the argument as you hear it. just before i deal with - the policy, what is interesting and what is emerging, i think, about labour's strategy- is that they don't seem - terribly comfortable talking about policy unless they couple it with personal attacks - on rishi. so, the attack on private - schools, independent schools and vat policy wasn't done in the round, it was done . as an attack on rishi - for the choice that his parents made about his schooling — - when, by the way, he will have been 11 years- old so i don't know how many children have a choice at that age — l but they attack him on his schooling. . they also the

yes, that is, she is pretty good, but let's say there is something to aspire to. what are the reserves for the increase here yet? can find, well, there are a lot of reserves, yes, that is, this and uh, again, as i said, discipline. yes, that is, it is the modernization of production. yes, that is cost reduction. well, all those, let's say, such, uh, economic issues that need to be addressed here and now, by no means, don't forget the lessons of past years, don't forget. everything depends on you. you deal directly with people and exclude red tape and bureaucracy from the style of your work. why does this still exist in the system? is it connected with the fact that local officials may be afraid to take over extra responsibility is such a cliché, right? that is, here, uh, here they give officials a cliché that there is biotin, of course, it is present, yes, that is, one cannot speak for everyone. uh, a directly working person, in the general mass. i think that we have already dealt with this problem, yes, that is, and already, the attitude towards people is those s

, and the aspirations of russia on the other. so, that is what i will try to explain in short form and today's class for the next 40, 45 minutes or so. when we will see if there are questions before we draw today's class to a close. let me start before going into a, b, and c with some words about the war itself that began on the 24th of february. it would be deeply inaccurate to say that the war in ukraine, as we come to refer to it, is unique to our time. that it is the first major war since 1945, or even the first major european conflict since 1945. he looked back over the history of the last 67 years, you will see nothing that quite amounts to a second world war, but you will see one major conflict after another. just thinking in american terms. you have the war in korea from 1950 to 1954. you have the war in vietnam from the late 1950s until 1974. 1975, you have the war in iraq that began in the spring of 2003. the war in afghanistan that began not too long after the september 11th attacks in 2001. if you look at the history

we are to these, but this, of course, is a person, yes, if his aspirations are his problems, yes, that we , if we haven’t cured a person, yes, that is, there are problems. uh, they didn’t finish their studies at the ct, yes, that is, he didn’t receive the need for a certificate here, he didn’t receive this necessary knowledge, therefore, all his problems of aspirations - this is the question that i need to decide how to really replace the governor of the social sphere in my jurisdiction. the hottest event in the world of sports for the number one game in the small gulf country has been built from the ground up by hard training and exciting competition. that is, there will be an uncompromising struggle, an interesting game and my career for my history. it will be a great event, if we can achieve this result . somewhere on the thirty-fifth kilometer, when already the body is already one-sided, already from uh, it switches to such moral and volitional qualities of victory and defeat, i was glad for myself that i still managed to climb, forces appeared inside myself to start all over again

do you think they are penalising aspiration , education? yes, i do aspiration, education? until i would totally disagree with everything that peter says . the everything that peter says. the idea that they're going to make a lot of money out of this is a nonsense a lot of the money they can embark on via the loss of pupils that would then disappear into the state sector , cost us into the state sector, cost us all more , but they won't do all more, but they won't do anybody any good . why is anybody any good. why is everyone grammar schools? i everyone so grammar schools? i have no idea . everyone so grammar schools? i have no idea. i think everyone so grammar schools? i have no idea . i think the best have no idea. i think the best for people to just step up from all walks of life. yeah i agree with you . i agree with you. and with you. i agree with you. and i also think that the system that peter quoted mean that's over one year. but as a parent, you have to keep paying. that's a domino effect. i don't think people will be able to afford. but let's get the party going. h

it is more aspirational that model.but i also think like so much of mental illness is that sense of purposelessness, aimlessness or, lost ness, like not knowing where you position yourself. and so there something very appealing about even if it's punitive of and maybe this is like this sort of anorexic esque kind of approach to mental health. but there is, you know, i can see why like just as aspiring to be healthy like so there's something deflating about it, you know and then what and then what do you do with your life? like, how do you fill your days? anything in treatment is on like getting rid of symptom dms, but like then what? and i and, i think that there are these dynamics where people get rid their symptoms, then their life feels sort of like they're living in, you know, group home and they're taking their medications and they're like working a menial job. but like, actually, they look back on their moments of psychosis and they felt like they were touching something like reaching something. and no matter how

on the other hand that i concerns regarding the elections that are hopes and aspirations that are also frustrations. people are frustrated about their policy and some of the past 4 years, 80 years since the return. of course it's, it's a question of expectations not met disappointments on the part of voters, but again, one of the most interesting things for me, people may think that because of these frustrations nigeria is, was sort of sit back and forget about the max. rather, showing some interest in the election. it's not so. a few months ago the election commission conducted a new registration exercise for people who are for to the age of the voting is to people who lost the cards and things like that. and they registered many 1000000 just on the register, so it shows you that there is interest in the campaign process. but again, it also could be because of the new faces in the election unless we haven't yet. yeah, i mean, let's look at, look at some of the candidates. i'm curious or any candidates under 100 years old because my jewelry and politicians tend to be on the senior side

the main thing is that it be a reference for its local residents, if people have all their aspirationse resolved, then, in fact. we will achieve what we are striving for, make svetlogorsk exactly like that, i am sure that yes. development of your region is here's how major businesses are feeling in this challenging time under sanctions pressure. yes, indeed , in the economy of the horticultural region, industry occupies 82%. these are two drivers from svetlogorsk ccc. also, the joint-stock company svyatogorsk fiber, where we are located, this enterprise is developing steadily every year and increases its output compared to last year. in addition, of course, a number of other enterprises can be noted, this is the svyatogorsk plant of reinforced concrete products and structures, structural divisions of the republican unitary enterprise, belarus lighttex company. well, and many others. you know, uh, the company does not stand still, they verify their exports, quickly reorganized on the run, and today they not only did not reduce, they increased exports. true, these are the cis countries o

all their worries aspirations will be solved, then, in fact.will achieve what we are striving for, make svetlogorsk exactly like that, i am sure that yes. we are on our way to the same. anatolyevich, have you already noted that the driver? development is the industry, how the main enterprises feel in this difficult time in the face of sanctions pressure. yes , indeed, in the economy of the horticultural region, industry occupies 82%. these are two drivers from svetlogorsk ccc. also joint-stock svyatogorsk fiber society, where we are located, this enterprise is developing steadily every year, increasing its output last year. in addition, of course, a number of other enterprises can be noted, this is the svetlogorsk plant of reinforced concrete products and structures , structural divisions of the republican unitary enterprise of belarus, the light-tex enterprise. the sanctions on these enterprises have hit hard, you know the enterprise, and they stand still, they are reversing their exports. quickly reorganized on the run. and today they not onl

that's america, a nation full of talent, aspirations, daring and undaunted.ion that that hurts and heals but never, never, never, ever gives up. we're the only nation in the world that comes out of every crisis we've encountered stronger than we went in. that's we, the people and so on. this sacred season of joy and hope. let's join together with confidence in a singular american belief in anything is possible because that's what i see in the american people. you're the reason why i've never been more optimistic about our future. we just have to remember who we are. we're the united states of america, and there's nothing, nothing beyond our capacity if we do it together. so from the biden family to yours, merry christmas, america. god bless you all and may god protect our troops. thank you.

jimmy: i aspire to see violence reduced in petare. it's the only way.there aren't people like us who take care of important topics, necessary topics, then we will be in a petare without hope, and without a future. we aspire to have a more humane community, with better education, with better opportunities, where people feel useful. and we are showing that without a government, without being part of structures, we have demonstrated great achievements, significant and important achievements for the people, for the community, for children, for caretakers, and for parents. reporter: the cine platabanda team drive their equipment to one of the poorest parts of the giant settlement, where their excited audience awaits. this screening is for the children who hardly get to visit a real cinema. donors have signed up to provide food to kids who frequently go hungry. glenda: many parents are without work, they can't take care of their families. there are children who go to bed without eating. when i started coming here, they told me, glenda, i've gone two days with

they aspire for the same kind of political, economic and social aspirations.n only be delayed with repression. laura: you see iran's leaders egging other concessions to the protesters -- leaders giving other concessions to the protesters? >> iran is now entering the dictator's dilemma, and on one hand if you don't offer any hopes of change,ou are not going to contain unrest and it will continue. when you do offer promises of change, there is a danger that rather than actually placating protesters you are projecting weakness and are going to further embolden them. iran supreme leader believes wh you are under -- iran's supreme leader believes that when you are under pressure, it will make you weak to give in. i don't think they will make any meaningful concessions. laura: thank you. in other news, russia has launched another wave of long-range missile attacks against ukraine targeting its power grid, hours after explosions at two military ieaiin ars ea. 4% of the area is without electricity. the governing congress in south africa said the party will vote agains

these nationalist aspiration passions and also this triumphalist culture that the fantastic four or aspirational in what they represent. but there's also, as we saw, some concerns here right that that ben grimm as an example is kind of a reluctant hero. clearly, the incredible hulk is reluctant hero. and yet the culture that's coming out of these cold war comics is triumphalist. they express a moral certainty. now, we're going to see as we get a little further into the into the course that. crime and horror comics are definitely not doing that. and that's why they're going to be a target, because they're offering suggesting a narrative that is not triumphalist and that there may be some decay within this american narrative, within american culture. and that's why folks like frederick wertham are going to attack them, besides the point that they're supposedly contributing to delinquency. but what's important for us especially with the marvel comics and we'll hit them again as we hit a little bit later on down in the course that they're actually fighting the cold. and remember we saw that one pane

to. -- 50-50 parity is something we're going to continue to aspire to.. >> can you talk a little bit more about what about leader mccarthy's body language was telling you yesterday in that meeting. >> that was my observation and in hope. ok? yes. >> you spoke a little bit about your hope that you can continue to work with republicans and divided government, but you weren't able to get some of these bills through with more moderate republicans willing to compromise. was this your last chance to get things done? >> if you look at the seven or eight biggest bills we did this year, the vast majority were bipartisan. let's look at the summer, let's look at this great summer, we had -- the pact was bipartisan, guns was bipartisan, chips was bipartisan. most of what we did was bipartisan and i believe that's going to continue. i believe that's where the republicans want to be to try and work with us where they can, that doesn't mean we'll always agree with them or get everything we want. but i think you're gonna find bipartisanship continuing in the next congre

and he was not anti aspiration.this always goes into that discussion about is labour and aspiration or not. i mean, i actually think there's a whole discussion that the labour party should be having about vat as it as a as a tax. you know, this is as a as a tax. you know, this is a tax regime that we had to adopt when we joined the common market and actually now being out of the eu, you know, traditionally labour was against vat supported elections, various luxury taxes, but not as wide ranging as the vat regime that we had to adopt when we were in the eu . i don't really hear the eu. i don't really hear labour talking about this in any joined up way and this is again i think another example of where labour hasn't really thought about the benefits of brexit from a labour perspective , from a labour perspective, because 70 people in the labour party had this kind of, i think, irrational hatred of brexit that they couldn't see some of the reasons why labour opposed going in, in the first place, and one of the reasons

nothing we should overthrow government, and star wars we see oppression and abuse, but we should aspire to inspire liberty and freedom and peace come into the rest of the world, like we once did we should provide the hope in the rubber with these other countries coming up which had achieved because freedom and liberty should be right for all, for all human beings and for almost 250 years we have in the relation to aspire to get it right and inspire others who want to follow america's path, why stop now, to come in on this and more, the founder only for america and from the house intelligence, chairperson with rich fi and fbi mike rogers on his way to see you soon x receive. >> in my living in another era can we go back to the movie is to do things. >> but we absolutely have to go back to the way we used to do things. mike: that would exude strength and confidence and think about where we are today, that weakness leadership in matters and when you see what happens inc. today, the world perceives the korea firing more missiles than ever in the last few months and why, they perceive as ame

aspire to be something more tha a consumer and for young men aspired to be something more than consumerography creat something of your life like create a family for instance, that is the single greatest act of rebellion if you like agains the liberal culture that is oppressing peoples desires in potential is to go out and actually engage in real relationships, get married, hav a family, have kids, have your own ideas and be responsible member of society. this is what people are built t do. this is what people want to do, they want to be challenged in this way. >> i'm sure eclipse of you you seeing that are everywhere i hope you keep saying it because i think it is really true. i think it's brave in the context of today. senator, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> pretty much every big compan that starts and this country, particularly the tech companies get a funding from a venture capital firm that doesn't necessarily represent america a all. one investor planning to change that joins us next. it was the night before christmas when there on the couch you sat on your tuchus, and vegge

it's important for me because it's aspirational. i like to dream of certain things and it's easier to dream if you can see something like one fly look to the cloud. i'm going to leave you hold with the way my work paved the way for future coming from artists in africa is very specifically, i've drawn the 1st 150 pages of capital africa. i don't want to write volume to, i want to use it as an opportunity for other people to get in to comic books. this is your foot in the door. and even if i can just guides you, even if i can just say, hey, i like your work, this is what i think that's what i can provide. i really wish that someone did that for me. it was difficult, it was difficult for me and i want to make it easier for other people today is the fees for the eyes as i am joining the public, engaging with art, an artist at the august house open studio day resident art is already to to foster is already a well known name within the art industry, so it was really excited to see where she lives and wigs. you address an important issue w

intern in his office was excitedly telling his friends about the prestigious ivory tower path he was aspiring to. apparently, his boss, the senator, climbed in with something to the effect of, yep, that sounds great. but have you ever considered opening up a small business? so while we're going to miss pat around these parts, none of us can claim surprise that family and free enterprise have teamed up to steal him back can since we're talking about an all-star senate dad, let me but the it this way -- pat, your colleagues and i aren't mad, we're just disappointed. you've achieved so much. you've done just what you h

conjuncture, as well as sanctions pressure from some countries, the informal cis summit is working on the aspiration of the commonwealth countries and further building cooperation in the spirit of respect and partnership next year, the chairmanship passes, kyrgyzstan this year was far, not easy for the entire post-soviet space, an explosive situation. in nagorno-karabakh , a clash on the border of kyrgyzstan and tajikistan, an attempted military coup in kazakhstan, the ukrainian crisis, the strongest sanctions pressure on russia and belarus, nevertheless, no matter how the west tries to rock the cis, we manage to conduct a dialogue and find common ground on any issues, such an opinion was expressed to our tv channel by a russian political scientist, vladimir kiev, and this is the whole situation with ukraine, in fact, the situation is tragic, but also in moldova and the conflict in azerbaijan a and armenia and the ongoing conflict between tajikistan and kyrgyzstan, which may not look very catastrophic compared to others, but it is still a conflict and therefore, and the heads of state assess the ris

but he is prepared to leave his aspirations, to return to the presidency. if that helps to end the violence. see? yes, he is willing to make any sacrifice for the country. tennis is opposition is quoting for the president to step down of less than 9 percent of voters turned out to parliamentary elections, opposition. parties boycotted the pose, which had the lowest turn out since the technician revolution. more than a decade ago. critic say, present case site has lost his legitimacy. and many of us of the electoral commission says the turn out is 8.8 percent had we say it's an earthquake of magnitude $8.00 on the richter scale. not not. and yet we asked those who run the country illegally and without any legitimacy to leave. i sent a whole borrow has more now from tunis. this was an opportunity for the opposition to say that the whole political process thought heard by president isis i, yet in 2021 was completely wrong. eroding democratic gains in tin is year and threatening his future. and this explains why are they at may that press statement, asking the

this is the ottoman yoke, and russian aspirations to the south, this is a betrayal of their people.hough it is clear that your people are for you. it's definitely the ottomans they are greeks. blame russia, which has its best i gave my sons so that the balkans would be free. you lick your ass with the remains of the ottomans, i can say, it means, well, now, of course, when we speak in krasnodon, the patriarch, it is clear to understand that this is, well, not at all the patriarchy that is perceived in history christianity, but obviously not for a long time regarding the fact that the patriarchs are the level of george the theologian and the zolotostovites, although the great under which for the first time there was an attempt to baptize russia so and how many baptism of russia yes people who were included in the list of fathers church, this is what i want to explain. this is clearly not the same patriarchy. i'll tell you what time i started, with which after the wedding. she sent a thunderstorm to the kingdom with enthusiasm letters with the hope that at last he had come to moscow.

and what's more, what they young aspiring by than on the board of berella, it's owner is said, according to the senate report, to have paid as $7000000.00 bribe to the ukraine prosecutor. so closed the case. and now the man whistleblower who lead that all has been charged with money laundering convenience. meanwhile, the u. s. continues to send billions of dollars, t crane, and has just voted to not audit where the money and aid has ended up in $1.00 of the most corrupt countries in the world. one of washington's closest allies in the asia pacific region that of south korea is all of a sudden cold on the european union to push back against the recently enacted us inflation reduction act. the nations trade minister said the measure will seriously impact both so on the e used business interests, particularly in that of the car industry. we have a huge room for the e, u and korea to work together and to make the inflation reduction ac system more compatible with the world trade organization. so as not to cause unnecessary trouble to strategically important parts of our industry. the u. s. i

why it was access assets hub spending power and aspire lowball indicators, low speeds or the other thing is that well, many of us but learning prior to where the chelsea can use them. i'm not so strong investing in housing as a retirement law where by law it will leave your fair working life based on rent that give me a clue. and i think when many economists lane that we need to bring affordable housing back into cities is to build more housing so that demand and offer become a bit more equalized. actually the main problem there is that the housing being built 80 percent of it is high and housing. so. ready what you only contribute, you is a greater housing price bubble and a greater concentration of housing access to the upper and middle upper class. right. so how do you build equity in and ensure that greening and environmental cleanup doesn't lead to green. gentrification? on the one hand, you need anti displacement, and i'm ty gentrification strategies and tools such as regulations do short term housing, many more regulations towards hotel constructions, air b and b. other cities use

but he is prepared to leave his aspirations, to return to the presidency. if that helps to end the violence. see eliza? yes, he is willing to make any sacrifice for the country you i so has claimed responsibility for a bomb blast, which killed 9 iraqi policeman on sunday. the attack on a convoy happened just southwest to the city of kirk cook. a funeral has been held in the city of no jaffe for one of those killed in the attack. 2 other policemen were critically wounded in the blast. are thousands of people garza have attend to the funerals of 8 palestinian migrants who drowned off feet to museum coast nearly 2 months ago. they were trying to reach you by boat from libya. right screw says about 260 people from garza have died or gone missing in the mediterranean sea since 2014. the site has more from garza. the masses in the gaza strip more and 8 bodies of citizens who had drowned off the shores of tenicia while attempting to immigrate to europe. the bodies arrived through their up crossing with egypt on sunday. large number of citizens and the victims fami

and we will act in accordance with the wishes me aspirations of the proven people. now the state department had been concerned about the numerous corruption allegations against cuz the some 6 investigations ongoing at the time that he was removed from office at must be noted too as well. but within peru impeachment is a political judgment rather than illegal one. this means that the office of president is subject to a subjective view by congress of whether or not impeachment is deserved. remembering to that, back in november 2020, there were 3 peruvian precedence within one week. castillo himself has dismissed the corruption charges as nothing more than a witch hunt. but very clearly, the u. s. a state department and the us itself has come out very strongly behind congress, and the new president did not follow my kind of thank you very much. need ah it was described as one of the biggest anti extremism operations in modern germany . 25 people, including far right and former military figures, had been arrested in dawn raids across the country. there suspected of plot

this is a positive sign about western bo concert you aspirations. now the western balkan countries have long wanted to be part of the you. but is it, it's a process that is been dragging on for many years. that's often been a source of great frustration in western balkan capitals. now there's no doubt that within the e u, there is a, there are some divisions over enlargement, but russia's worn ukraine as sony focus mines. and what we are seeing is more and more e leaders, us sending the message here, wanting to send the message that are the western boykin's is very much part of the e family. we just heard as much from, shall michelle, the head of the council. as he arrived here in toronto a short while ago, what the you does it wants to do is try and mitigate the risk of people in the western balkans. becoming disillusioned with the you, with the whole process and possibly turning elsewhere. whether that be to china, that is investing heavily in the region or to russia that has those long, cultural and historical ties. particularly with countries li

that is free of all of those complications nigerian aspirations to develop an african model. megacity has produced echo atlantic a brand new coastal city that has been in development since 2009 in lagos, state. the plans include everything from skyscrapers to luxury apartments and financial district to private power grid and a shopping boulevard. in the image of you york's 5th avenue, all of this high end of business zation sits on land reclaimed from the atlantic ocean. the developers said that the creation of this city rather than causing any environmental complications, would in fact help tackle long running issues of erosion along. and i, jerry is southwestern coast fed them all the documentation, the eco atlantic says the reclamation and associated activities may cause disturbance to the local water quality. however, with the implementation of best practice measures on site effects would be only of a minor nature. many of the grand designs that were men to accompany echo atlantic as just not come to pass. but more importantly, ironically, this development has actually exacerbated