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is it just about the money here, beatrice? or are there other holdups? yeah, so really what makes the cop so great as also what makes it so complicated? so what's great about the top is that every country have a say. so that means that the small island nation can also interfere in these agreements and not just, you know, the, the, the big powers. but that's also what makes it so complicated right now we have almost 200 countries fighting about the number. how, how much money should it be? another big problem is that they want assurance is that this money, whatever number they agree on, will also i should be dollars isn't because a $100000000000.00 the countries are receiving right now. the promise was that they were going to get it by 2020. and that promise was only really came into effect by 2022. so not only does it feel like they're being like schedule is behind schedule and they're afraid of might happen again. i'm wondering what a country like china, where does it fit in here because china is still considering what an emerging developing economy. an

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is still young on from cyber security infrastructure, the security agency, eyeglasses sites on b, beatrice and i can request states users will just sit down. i'm any, a median partner, you have to unlist it from the from field or median partner, i'm reduce it to them and all that. and we deem virginia's act west of serious thinking mine on to scroll down. now we're still and i didn't start, i'm just painted ms tiers to this to get my own to boot the boot and must not go for the list underneath from that. okay. you know, this was kind of played side honestly. when i pay go to 0. 1. this is to enter your mind. i'm leaving out the massacre in butcher. what happened in boucher abhorrence and senseless on what happened in boucher he is now calling for war crimes trials the on march, the 3rd 2022. russian forces less boucher, a small town. so the kilometers from k, the next day, ukrainian forces ends of the town, including sciences from the national as, as all battalion, the, to repeat, this are better than ever there just thought you national know, cell know, going to see that it's around the l

you see the major powers, beatrice of china, india, none of them actually aspiring to develop a heads them on that is they're willing to harmonize through interest with other side. so i think this creates a very positive and very inspiring formats for collective security. i'm very happy to see that the, the possibility of diplomacy and negotiations. so just basic dialogue is still open that no one has shut the door to anyone. so yeah, i'm, uh, i'm hoping trump to watch it. so the, this piece by put in the. yeah, he also picks up the phone because it's a charge that we've had the oldest, the conflict of this young man who are no longer with us and the, and the know political leaders some stuff down to even talk here. forget about negotiation, says basic diplomacy discussions. it's all going out the window i would like to see diplomats returning to diplomacy. so this is my great and vision. so i have, trump is watching, please do call and let's get the diplomacy back from the on their own. well, if you must be, russian needs as full hour or 5 minute speech set. those all tied discussion

last year, beatrice was convicted of money laundering and served 1a months in prison before being releasedn surrey, a prison officer made passes at her and other inmates. he commented on my appearance a lot. he suggested he wanted to come into my cell. what did he want you to do? i feel if i had been up for it, he would have wanted sexual favours. yeah, and i spoke to several other women since then that have all experienced the same thing from the same guy. comments about the size of their breasts, how he would want blowjobs from them. i was aware with one girl that he told her to hold out her hands and she closed her eyes and went in for a kiss. ijust...itjust, sorry. it upsets me because there's a lot of vulnerable women in there. bronzefield is a private prison run by sodexo. it said it can't comment about any individual case, but that it will undertake all appropriate investigations and take necessary actions as needed. she says while inside hmp bronzefield in surrey, a prison officer made passes at her and other inmates. he commented on my appearance a lot. he suggested he wanted to c

it's a slap in the face for smaller con beatrice. our climate report are just in the studio with the now it's last minute negotiation is going on right now. we're all right now, what kind of reactions are we getting into this last minute proposal? so the, the countryside would be receiving these donations. the developing countries are absolutely shocked, but they feel like they're being low balled by this offer. i mean, you're said it is like a 250000000000 a year. yeah, i mean, as i said, it is a huge jump from the 100000000000 where we're at right now. but what they were actually asking for was one trillion per year. so this money that we're talking about, it's supposed to help these countries not only no flights of extreme weather when it hits them, so floods, wildfires, all that type of stuff. it's also supposed to help them set up economies to or build off of renewable energy. and not fossil fuels, so it's also forward looking in that way. and they just think the 250000000000 is not enough. they've called it a slap in the face.

technology and the some of the pos, the state, the but through the sites as technology is now, this is beatrice on hash and it's, it's also proven by the i a, a, the international as into the company posters when they get the course. and then the next one was offered to the basis. um, and how would you assess the, the, as you want me to. i situation with the see a still isn't more or life or that, and it's why do you think about our meaning of skipping of a central we asked for the steel as an organization. it's not just alive and it's, it's alive and kicking against developing and all the countries that might seem participate actively. and it's a, it's a work that you're interested in preserving discount things both now and in the future of the situation and the world is challenging. so, and it's challenging not only because of the events that are unfolding, and it's actually what actual, any trains it has here. so here's the situation that good and in asia and you to or so this is the situation we is done on the c c o border with the dentist. and so it's backwards. see you next thing, is it y

shout out to beatrice and steve. they're identical, not fraternal. anyway, the government destroyed or manufacturing base with trade deals that literally pitted american workers against labor abroad. how will you think china makes millions of tvs and we make zero? and they destroyed our service industry with decades of open borders. the government has responded with fake statistics faker than the smiles rich sees when he comes home at night. meanwhile, are an employment rate drops when people stop looking for work. but it is not all negative. there's still a place where you can quickly earn a fortune with a good salary, retirement benefits and great job security. congress. the worst part is a lot of the problem, they call themselves republicans. trump won by a bigger margin than the so-called republican allies. the party of george w. bush and mitt romney cannot win a coalition in today's america. but how was trump thanked? they point susan collins to have the powerful senate appropriation colony. she is so republican she would probably get offered th

i knew that he would or even more federal shoes and beatrice against the protestants. i saw it as being over the boss to 24 hours. the most suckers that are report that they're being taking place in gaza, accomplice so, but however, the decision to finally issue r. s the words for the city of people to a home are the 2 leaders. all these really a political landscape is uh, is it possible to move in teen any history in march? the marks, as i said, the long over due status, the door dismantling the gates along. impunity enjoyed by, by israel. and i do see that there is a possibility to restore international or looking at that. i that the action of many member states will say that we comply with the i c, sierra flores. i think this is expected. what is extremely, extremely wars. so these are the options of in other fraud, which is a minority one, but still very influential like united states hungry, my own country and others. what would it mean? stump support there. so these are the no matter what and not denigrating the international criminal court row. this is exactly w

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what was it you told me of today, that your niece, beatrice, was in love with seÑor benedict? to have at all. >> maybe she but counterfeit. >> faith, like enough. >> counterfeit? if she sure makes tender of her love, it is very possible he will score in it, for the man, as you know, have the contemptible spirit. [ laughter ] >> that was a clip from the 1993 classic, "much to do about nothing." the film stars the brilliant kenneth branagh, who adapted william shakespeare play for the big screen. that is hard. branagh is again working with shakespearean material for his new, off-broadway play, " king lear." the award-winning actor and director joins us now. it is kind of a busy time, but thank you for coming in. i read that the first time you read "king lear" was 45 years ago. what is it like to bring it to the stage now? >> when i first saw it, i was 17. sorry? i know i am performing it, but i could certainly quote it for you when king lear says, in distress, an insight he is going through, practically having lost everything, he says, when we are born, we cried that we are come

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what was it you told me that your niece beatrice was in love with senior benedict. >> i did never think whom she had him all out with behaviors seemed ever to abhor. >> is it possible? >> maybe she .but counter fit. >> faith like enough, oh. counterfeit? >> if she should make tender of her love 'tis very possible he'll scorn it for the man had the contemptible spirit. >> oh! >> ha-ha. >> that was a clip from the 1993 classic much ado about nothing. the film stars the brilliant kenneth branagh who adopted the play for the big screen. that's hard. branagh is working with shakespearean material for his new off broadway play king lear and the award winning actor and director joins us now. thank you so much. it's kind of a busy time. >> sure. >> but thank you for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> so i've read that the first time you read king lear was 45 years ago? >> yeah. >> what's it like to bring it to the stage now? >> when i first saw it a line that leapt out i was 17 -- >> i can certainly quote it for you when king lear says in distress an insight he's gained through practically

they said beatrice�*s story isn�*t surprising. life difficult for those inside and they know that. and then there are those staff selling phones and drugs, a lucrative business behind bars. they know better than anyone how to get drugs and phones in, because they know the checks you've got to go through. it's easy money making and it's got worse. i�*ve just come off the phone from speaking to a former prison governor who used to be in charge of an anti—corruption unit in prisons, and he says that the drug trade inside is worth up to £1 billion per year, with prison officers playing a significant part in making it happen. lee used to be a prison officer. he was caught delivering cannabis, steroids and phones to inmates and served two years in jail. you were a corrupt prison officer? foolishly, yes, iwas. i let a lot of people down. and it did take its toll on me. it weighed heavy. how much money were you making? in simple terms, for a package into prison, you�*d be looking at around a00 or £500 per package. that�*s what you were ma