one come to what locals called the pride of moses and beek. you have here. africa was a 4th largest man made dead, and it is known as the whole. vasa, hydro electric plan, cohort bus. and one of the local most be can languages means finished the job. probably a leading to the fact that the project began in the 960 by the portuguese, and took some 15 years to complete. it includes a variety of electrical infrastructures that both generate, produce, transmit, and commercialize. now you see a natural, gorgeous, so you have the mbc river coming down from this direction and on either side you have these parallel slopes that come down into a kind of the shape over there are these police gates. and once those are opened, the water floods through turning the turnstiles and the turbines, which in turn generates electricity. and that electricity is used here in most and be can also neighboring countries. like some bob and south africa. not think about this. it generates $530.00 killer watts of electricity that travel, 1400 kilometers to the south africa

next week will be mostly beek exploring the greens of foreign powers and the growing problem of islamic extremism. do join us again on tuesday, but until then for myself and the team, good night. the ah ah. a year with india pushes back against roles on greenhouse gas emissions, branding them neo colonial stand, calling the current credit rating system biased and a failure with everything was said under the orders, i will search my interview more than 90 percent is a lot of our wagner group fighter claims he was blackwell by human rights group. 2 . why about the russian military and reports of explosions and gunfire continue to come from sudan. this better recently agreed, ceased by between 2 military generals. there was set to begin hours ago.

next week will still be here and moses beek addressing the issue of the colonization of education. and so from now, until then, for me and the team as people here say, ideas ah, look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. the point obviously is to race trust rather than fear i would like to take on various jobs with artificial intelligence. real, somebody with a robot must protect with phone existence, with the the price each native person a $5.00 for a piece of.

i think the world immunization beek is a good opportunity for scientific communication to remind people of success stories . and remind people of how once upon a time in 15 diseases used to be a leading cause. the thickness of hospitalized nations in life expectancy used to be a locked noise because of infectious diseases and how not overcoming these challenges as happened through vaccination. i think it's important to bring it today, but it heard immunity through which immunization works and nobody is really safe until everybody is. so i think it's important, especially for individuals who haven't seem to be a booster shots, individuals who are high risk of having to be to be reminded. but it's extremely important. do not rest of the successes that we have achieved so far, but to be constantly vigilant. how high is the faith in vaccines these days? would you say unfortunately, india has had a tradition of being quite open to backs, vaccinations, our colleges and the universe and immunization program has been quite high. traditionally and, and the vaccine hesitancy that the rest of the

i'll just, there are one, mom was in beek. the military and sudan has sent reinforcements to the northern city of marie as tensions mounts between the army and the paramilitary force. the army sent the rapids support forces armed group is mobilizing in the capital cartoon and other cities. but the r f says deployments are part of its normal duties. the 2 sides are in a dispute over proposals to integrate the groups into the military shower. so that be the responsibility of protecting the safety and security of the country falls on the shoulders of the armed forces. according to the constitution, love, the law has organized how this support is offered. depending on this, we should raise the alarm. i mean, all countries going through a dangerous and historic turn i value, which is increased by the mobilization of forces and re deployment of the rapid support forces inside the capital and other cities. these movements took place without the approval of the armed forces or coordination with it, which has raised fears in the public

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i think the world immunization beek is a good opportunity for scientific communication to remind people of success stories and remind people of how once upon a time, in fact, you used to be leading cause the thickness of hospitalized nations in bed. life expectancy used to be locked noise because of infectious diseases and how not as overcoming these challenges as happened through vaccination. i think it's important to bring it today, but it could immunity through which immunization was and nobody is really safe until everybody is. so i think it's important, especially for individuals who haven't received the of the booster shots, individuals were high risk of having to be to be reminded. but it's extremely important. do not rest on the success that we have achieved so hard, but to be constantly vigilant. ah, some 14 for you now in the bonus legal with the battle for champions we qualifications tighter than ever or be like a new, a win at their direct rivals leave or cruise and could provide us the campaign nurses and but their red hot hosts ensured things may well go down to the wire.

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i'll just there are one mom was in beek. ah, this era and these other top stories, u. s. federal agents have arrested a member of the air force national guard on suspicion of leaking classified documents. last month. they included assessments about the war and ukraine. the pentagon says the leak was a deliberate criminal act was in jordan, has more from washington d. c. cording to well published reports and based on what the attorney general had to say on thursday afternoon, it appears that tar mr. to cheryl is being charged with violating the $917.00 espionage act. that is, the federal law that governs all matters of information related to the u. s. is national security. people who are accused and then convicted of violating the espionage act can go to prison for up to 10 years per charge. that it is if they are convicted and al jazeera investigation has uncovered a massive money, launching operation, involving gold smuggling in southern africa. on the cover, journalists expose the extent of the operation in zimbabwe, which is implicated some of the nation's most powerfu

and about one 3rd of the crops have been destroyed ah, from us on beek climate change is not a future problem. the effects of prolonged severe weather patterns are ready, evident lena wallclear al jazeera sedans transition to civilian leadership, has been delayed. a final agreement was expected to be signed on saturday. it would have made the civilian government and paved the way for full transition from military rule but disagreements remain about the integration of the paramilitary rapid support forces into the army. out as here as heb. morgan reports from car through political parties in sudan were hoping to sign an agreement on saturday. that would end the terminal which started when the military took over power in october 2021. but that has now been a delayed to april 6th, due to differences between the army and the rapid support forces, the paramilitary group, which has been supporting the army since a former president obama was she was overthrown in april 2019. now the issue comes down to the integration of the paramilitary group, the rapids support forces, or r s f into the ar

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for me, the miller al jazeera one, i'm wasn't beek. french president emmanuel, my call has defended his controversial pension reforms in his 1st address to the nation since signing them into law. on saturday. there were demonstrations in several cities during his speech. micron says he understands people's anger, but insist raising every time at age by 2 years, 64 is necessary to keep the system afloat. francis the month of strikes and demonstrations against the changes successful medulla have these reforms been accepted evidently, no matter what it is. white months of dialogue, a consensus was never reach, and i re read it to the organ that we must all learn lessons from. this is a police officer who shot and killed and unarmed black man in the state of ohio will not face criminal charges. a grand jury cleared the most wrong doing in the death of jail and walker in june. but 25 year old was shot $46.00 times, including 5 times in the back after a chase. police say he'd failed to stop after they tried to pull his car over for a traffic violation. the jury found walker's shot had offices

more migrants processing centers in latin america ahead of title 42 being lifted, lifted in a couple beeksess than two weeks from today homeland security second mayorkas continues to say border is closed his message to migrants, watch. >> after may 11, our court compelled use of title 42 will end we will once again process all migrants under title 8 of united states code will be moved most often in a matter of days a few weeks. let me be clear our border is not open will not be open, after may 11. >> if not open how did seven million migrants get into america, on joe biden's watch? >>. kelly: walked across the border [laughter] i have been on your show as people climbing over the wall during my live shot not trump wall the poorly constructed one there right now, you know what concerns me about outsourcing to different places in latin america is that that is not where folks are coming in that we need to worry about, i was sheriffs office in tyson sector haefg dangerous people on terror watch liz coming over mountains this is not going to prevent, the people that we need to keep out of our c

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i'm wasn't beek. replacing human workers with robots equipped with artificial intelligence is the theme that one of the world's largest trade fez, the hanover method in germany. companies see it as a solution for current labor shortages. but concerns are also being raised. step faster was there to find out more nice fuss the robotic dog can save lives in this asked us owns where humans can go. are you me? a virtual assistant for factory workers powered by a face from intelligence. and then this is by unit pneumatic arm that can help patients rehabilitate or assist the elderly. but mainly it's been designed to replace human labor. we're doing industry industrial automation, placing part from a belt into a pallet or some stuff like this. easy, simple things. we had in our world today, you don't find stuff anymore. it's really cannot really replace a human being. but it relieves human beings that they are free for the more complex past, which already humans are able to do. more than $4000.00 companies are displaying the latest inventions and innovation at the hanover, massive, large busine

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ah, for amazon beek climate change is not a future problem. the effects of prolonged severe weather patterns are ready, evident lena wallclear al jazeera. dr. poland glock um is the regional health advisor for easton and southern africa as unicef. he says there's a global shortage of vaccines. if you to a shawnee really, very di, had many respect just the fact that the situation where we have very well what i wanted to show unhygienic situation in many faculty country. but then we are having the stifling ready, that's the quantity of these and terminated. what, which is people out of habit that that's one of the 2nd movement of population. and you may know it must be in security. i'm making it difficult for us. it's not what it was. i'm beat, but global. the eastern on 1000 africa. we have issues of mobilizing vaccines will call era and this is our global prices. and you may know the international coordination room that manages talk power to temporality, a decision that people who at least will now get $21.00 instead of a to do that i normally

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now we beek— tune in this is gb news. now we back re— tune in this is gb news.rse, and we've alex dean, who is a political conjoe phillips,»urse, and we've alex dean, who is a political conjoe phillips, who, and we've alex dean, who is a political conjoe phillips, who isnd we've got joe phillips, who is a political commentator there we go. so we've got lots to talk about today. but i want to kick off with the anti—monarchists . off with the anti—monarchists. they're back again. they are saying that they are underrepresented in the media. please do get in touch at gbviews@gbnews.uk as usual or at gbviews@gbnews.uk as usual or at gb news on twitter. you can tweet us throughout. so shall we get stuck in to our first topic right public. they are a well known campaign group. they don't like the monarchy. they've made that very clear. they're saying they're under represented, particularly the bbc's royal particularly in the bbc's royal coverage . alex, do you agree? coverage. alex, do you agree? well, you can't blame them for trying to springboard off a coronation to

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now, inewgn beek— news. more from me shortly. now, inewgn, ieek re— news. more from me shortly.ause what we've seen eeiweiiy ie— doctors because what we've seen actually is that— doctors because what we've seen actually is that there's ereieeieiy— actually is that there's probably unsafe staffing levels at probably unsafe staffing levels ei rime— probably unsafe staffing levels er rine en— probably unsafe staffing levels at time on wards— probably unsafe staffing levels at time on wards in gp ereerieee— at time on wards in gp practises, and- at time on wards in gp practises, and this is because of practises, and this is because ei running— practises, and this is because of funding for— practises, and this is because of funding for the nhs, which is iergeiy— of funding for the nhs, which is largely governed— of funding for the nhs, which is largely governed by mps and the eewernneni— largely governed by mps and the eekernneni .— largely governed by mps and the government . so— largely governed by mps and the government . so actually it's government. so actually it's more dangerou

it just beeke— you can't really see. it just beebe-been- you can't really see., come on, will just say, look, come on, dad.— will just say, look, come on, beeb wow— will just say, look, come on, beeb you newe— will just say, look, come on, dad, you have got so is that wneb— dad, you have got so is that more what we— dad, you have got so is that more what we should be looking at more what we should be looking eb ee— more what we should be looking at as families— more what we should be looking at as families having that conversation, _ at as families having that conversation, passion and an eenneeeb wbbn— conversation, passion and an openness with elderly drivers? rex openness with elderly drivers? beee eewe— openness with elderly drivers? beee eewe bne— openness with elderly drivers? rex says the reality is older bebweee— rex says the reality is older drivers tend _ rex says the reality is older drivers tend to— rex says the reality is older drivers tend to drive fewer nbbee— drivers tend to drive fewer nbbee ene— drivers tend to drive fewer miles and are— driver

time now to go beek— people's channel. time now to go back te— people's channel.he national education union is currently being led by a man who thinks britain is a brutally racing state and was elected to his position after a vote that had just a 9% turnout. one of the first things to happen then was the eu called for more drag queensin the eu called for more drag queens in schools. i'm surprised they found the time, actually, what with all the strike action. oh, and then one teacher was forced to apologise after saying rishi sunak supports the murder of people. these are the of trans people. these are the people looking after your kids. just bear in mind that a few years ago, more than 45,000 children aged between 10 and 17 were sentenced for knife crimes. the youngest of which was actually four years old. it was only last year that departments of education figures revealed 1 in 411 year olds was struggling with basic reading. the big solution appears to be to introduce men in drag to the fray, presumably , the kids can fray, presumably, the kids can take a brief

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coming up after the weather, i'll coming up after the weather, m be— coming up after the weather, m be beek. i'm dan wootton. tonight as the— censorship. i'm dan wootton. tonight as the hard- rt.ri i'm dan wootton. tonight as the hard left gddrdbdm— tonight as the hard left guardian conspires with tory webs— guardian conspires with tory wers re— guardian conspires with tory wets to brand— guardian conspires with tory wets to brand the home secretary a wets to brand the home secretary d dubbe— wets to brand the home secretary d more rddsr— wets to brand the home secretary a quote racist bigot.— wets to brand the home secretary a quote racist bigot. are they rrwmd— a quote racist bigot. are they rmmg re— a quote racist bigot. are they trying to silence— a quote racist bigot. are they trying to silence superwoman swede— trying to silence superwoman swede mem— trying to silence superwoman suella from dropping truth bombs like suella from dropping truth bombs bwe rmse— suella from dropping truth bombs bwe rmse rr-s— suella from dropping truth bombs like this? it's the— suella from dropping truth

so i think we need to get beek— nation. so i think we need to get back ee— nation.our-year. .youl earlier today. and thank you fori your-yeor-you your time this year. now you can go-ono— your time this year. now you can eo-ono hove— your time this year. now you can eo-ono hove o— your time this year. now you can go-and have a drink- your time this year. now you can go and have a drink with go back and have a drink with everybody— go back and have a drink with everybody else, — go back and have a drink with everybody else, thank you everybody else, so thank you plenty— everybody else, so thank you plenty-some- everybody else, so thank you plenty-come this- everybody else, so thank you plenty come this evening plenty more to come this evening onense—s— plenty more to come this evening on_sense crusade. plenty more to come this evening. on_sense crusade next on the common sense crusade next up, on the common sense crusade next solem— on the common sense crusade next uolwm oe— on the common sense crusade next bblwbbb be joined— on the common sense crusade next up,.will

all day, every day,— i wasn't there all day, every iew ine— i wasn't there all day, every new, ine beektop story, we nweee— disagree. right our top story, the nurses. have— disagree. right our top story, the nurses. have you seen the geinge— the nurses. have you seen the geinge-eew- the nurses. have you seen the geinge-iew ineiel the nurses. have you seen the goings day there ? goings on of the day there? iiennei— goings on of the day there? plannedllong_ goings on of the day there? planned long strike over the planned a long strike over the eenc— planned a long strike over the ienk neiieew— planned a long strike over the bank holiday weekend. long story enem— short, they've had that ieeiceiiw— short, they've had that basically cuts in half. has basically cuts in half. this has all basically cuts in half. this has eii gene— basically cuts in half. this has eii gene ee— basically cuts in half. this has all gone to the— basically cuts in half. this has all gone to the high courts and i all gone to the high courts and i newe— all gone to the high courts and i newe ee— all gone to the high

for questions. wee— mired with cash for questions. wee nie— mired with cash for questions. wee nie beek on— sps. you know, it's your first eieo on ine— sps. you know, it's your first step on the ministerial rung and you neeignei— step on the ministerial rung and you neeignei ee— step on the ministerial rung and you resigned as a— step on the ministerial rung and you resigned as a matter of pninoipie— you resigned as a matter of principle over— you resigned as a matter of principle over the pincher. the eoonoonieie— principle over the pincher. the appropriate name, pincher affair . anoi— appropriate name, pincher affair . one, you— appropriate name, pincher affair . one, you know,— appropriate name, pincher affair . and, you know, you were pretty oieen— . and, you know, you were pretty oieen in— . and, you know, you were pretty oieen in wnei— . and, you know, you were pretty clear in what you— . and, you know, you were pretty clear in what you said at the inn — clear in what you said at the inn vow— clear in what you said at the time. you said— clear in what you said at the time. you sai

the mantra of our public health lobby, isn't it.7 and new-ne— health lobby, isn't it.7 and nnew-ne beek believe it or— advising the government on the nhs believe it or not, she winke— nhs believe it or not, she thinks that— nhs believe it or not, she thinks that the— nhs believe it or not, she thinks that the nhs is broken neeewee— thinks that the nhs is broken because people— thinks that the nhs is broken because people are too fat. so wnn-e— because people are too fat. so wnn-e we— because people are too fat. so what's the solution .7 of course what's the solution? of course it's what's the solution? of course we to — what's the solution? of course we w tax— what's the solution? of course it's to tax the _ what's the solution? of course it's to tax the fatties more and tex— it's to tax the fatties more and more tax those— it's to tax the fatties more and more tax those sinners . yes. more tax those sinners. yes. ween-t— more tax those sinners. yes. doesn't matter— more tax those sinners. yes. doesn't matter that the syntax is ee— doesn't matter that the syntax is are absolutely— doesn

i remember when the first day,-few-that you- day, first few days that you were-beek- day, first few daysbarbie continues to change the world. one cluttered toy change the world. one cluttered eew beekee— change the world. one cluttered eew eeenee ee— change the world. one cluttered eew neewee e e— change the world. one cluttered toy basket at a time. 3: toy basket at a time. indeed. wewee— toy basket at a time. indeed. mattel unveils first ever barbie doll with down syndrome in an historic launch . and i think historic launch. and i think this is great. you know, great. they've they've sort of they've put lots of touches on it, which which in terms of what it's dressing lots of symbolism towards also like the three chromosomes and yeah . and chromosomes and yeah. and whatnot symbolism - chromosomes and yeah. and whatnot symbolism .- whatnot symbolism . what is she whatnot symbolism. what is she weenne— whatnot symbolism. what is she weenne wne— whatnot symbolism. what is she wearing nwe e— whatnot symbolism. what is she wearing like a three chromosome neeee— wearing like a three chromoso

the bbc and others, they might want us to go beek— others, they might want us to go back re— others, us backwards. now. all of that is, of course, my opinion , that is, of course, my opinion, mu— that is, of course, my opinion, are you— that is, of course, my opinion, me you are— that is, of course, my opinion, and you are totally free. i'm ueuemeu— and you are totally free. i'm uerremeu re— and you are totally free. i'm delighted to say, to disagree . delighted to say, to disagree. reu— delighted to say, to disagree. veu em— delighted to say, to disagree. you can email— delighted to say, to disagree. you can email gb views at eeurwsuk— you can email gb views at gbnews.uk. you can tweet us as men— gbnews.uk. you can tweet us as men ur— gbnews.uk. you can tweet us as men er ee— gbnews.uk. you can tweet us as well at gb news.— gbnews.uk. you can tweet us as well at gb news. now, joining me in well at gb news. now, joining me m me— well at gb news. now, joining me m me eruure— well at gb news. now, joining me in the studio and— well at gb news. now, joining me in the studio and througho

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