be killing a human being who is not a person.inger recognizes and again has been kind enough to inform his pro-choice friends that of course you have a human being from the very beginning. a course abortion kills a human being. professor singer is under no illusion about when life begins. he and i agree about that. he just thinks you can distinguish human beings from persons. some human beings are not yet persons. some human beings are no longer persons. people who suffer from alzheimer's disease or venture. those born with severe cognitive disabilities are not now and never will be, never were persons. so, yes, you've got human beings , the question is are they persons? if they meet the immediately exercisable capacity for judgment and choice to be persons and have dignity, you would not be killing a person you would not be doing any thing wrong to that individual, you would not be committing an injustice against that individual if you killed some buddy in it, or someone in a deep sleep. so it cannot be the immediately exercisab

nothing can be 100 percent. sure that everything's going to be fine. of course we can be testing by a polymer, which is out the layer of the implant with our testers, since 2018 and doesn't 18, we have no side effects. nothing negative happened to anyone who use this material . and on top of that, i need to also remind you that bio polymers consider one of the strongest natural materials that can be can be used for such devices. because you can go to our youtube channel and find it. you don't really try to destroy the influence with the hummer and the screwdriver just by smashing it as hard as they can and the bus to work. so dr. amazing feature and probably also saw the regarding a potential danger of having the there's no risk of getting it's destroyed or damaged anyhow. so once you get it installed, it can be sure that nothing will happen to body. and how do you think adaptation will look like, are people excited or weary of these micro chip implants? will be talking about destructive innovation, such as what more influence we need to answer our num

additional tracks are being laid and a modern infrastructure is being created. as a result , it is planned to launch an underground pedestrian crossing, uh, modern with excavators with elevators for passengers with limited mobility can get off and transfer from mcd-1 immediately, without going through the underpass directly to mt4 in the future , it will be possible to get from the belorussky railway station to the platform of the kursk railway direction, this station is historically considered one of the busiest, so it was decided to rebuild it at this place . this means that the station building has been dismantled and the concourse building is being erected. we observe the lobby will be equipped with passenger navigation sheets escalators for the convenience of passengers. uh, concorde will two-story on the second floor, there will be a pass-through power supply for residents of the city to pass from sovetskaya street on lesoparkovaya street preparations for the launch of ntsd-3 also in full swing in the ramenskoye direction , the end point will not be the ci

education should be for men as well. in schools, it should also be for boys. in universities, both male and female students should be educated. certainly, family education, education and lifestyle, education and resilience, education to tolerate each other is one of the issues that we have, and in the past months it showed itself as intolerance, and listening and speaking in the right way and in a logical way, which should be done, god willing. a social council meeting was held in training training he was obliged to do so in order to reduce damages, divorce, addiction, and destruction, and the result of the work continued to last year in terms of social damages, especially in the field of divorce , how is the situation now ? comparing with and measuring its ratio with marriage, i travel, well, the percentage goes up independently, and with the interpretation of married divorce or pure divorce , sometimes i think that each of these shows us in the way that it is, but it is not a good situation , that is, something that others ask you to accept the craft accordi

we have a little war, a little saying to be to be forewarned is to be. and to be prepared.words, you get yourself in a position. you can actually do something about it and i don't agree it. and i think i don't agree with the government on 99% of things, on this one, i do . things, but on this one, i do. but but but we've got a weather forecast for that, jim. isn't that the weather forecast that what the weather forecast tells? storms, clouds coming , tells? storms, clouds coming, hurricane, a bit more hurricane, what is a bit more than that? okay, take this , than that? okay, take this, andrew. if you're asleep in in in europe, in the 40 degree that we might see this summer, as we did last summer, we climate change going on and all the rest of it. and there happens to be say wild that sets itself off say a wild that sets itself off down the road from you it starts blazing the houses you're in your nice and comfy waiting your bed. nice and comfy waiting to but you don't sleep to get up. but you don't sleep and phone doesn't in. and your phone doesn't go in. the thing house i

so i see approvals within health care being of being a long path that needs to be chaste. what does the future these checks look like? do they get bigger or smaller and more powerful? and what else would these chest be capable of doing? has 11 months neural inc, yvonne, teaching diseases like fanny are opposite, as he has stated, that will stimulate the brain and the current brain activity to the future of these chips. and this technology is really headed into a, 1st of all the form factor becoming smaller chips are becoming smaller. they're carrying more data carrying more information. there's optical fiber technology rather than a wire being put in. so in on that, on, on that side there's, there's definitely dramatic improvements that are happening. if you remember back in the eighty's or ninety's, we had big giant desktop computers and we all were hooked on to desktops. but now you're apple. i watch or your i phone or your any smartphone is a 1000 times more powerful than those computers we used. and those desk often, and we don't even use desktops anymore. so what is h

i don’t i don't even know if such an ethnicity as russians will be able to be preserved.ell, there will be moskaids, some urals, and so on. well , that was all in the plans. the criminal activity is everywhere. and of course, it is preparing the collapse of russia. the crimean deputy recognized that the downfall of the russian federation is quite likely. if the so-called so-called svo is to prove to the end what putin said. this is really his fear, the only thing that he did not say about him before was that it is called "no to eternal trouble," but now he is saying it in order to mobilize all russians, because they say that the homeland is in danger . but is it possible putin's phobia is in the ground, can the russian federation collapse, he did everything in the last 20 years so that the split of russia would not happen, eh, i'm trying to consolidate it. well, most likely, the collapse will begin precisely with a little atlas in such people as, uh, residents of the north caucasus and where are the ingush, this daghestanci? who fought and not only chechens who fought for

probably you heard you heard about be shipping being scared. the problem is that congress is scared because of its good domestic goodbye by its diminishing presence in the lives of indian politics. it has, it has to do with itself, but merely so party today. you sure. among passing, the will dandy is the best t, r before beach it. right? because here is a man who mix irresponsible speak when, who makes fully as a whole month of political leadership. and they want us to utilize that such a person as, as to be taken seriously. the reality is that the b g b in its entire machine, any wouldn't so much money at the back of the reputation to get us back next mr. gun barrel. i'm not the one that mister god isn't in the shop. honest man. and which is why the longest shaking defeats there is nothing else to them. they have realized that their entire machinery has failed to come to the fascinate army. he's asking questions of relevance. everything that he said about the d, about the call, but places about china about tonight, all come to mr movie has had

be surprised because of course, we shouldn't be surprised that asian— course, we shouldn't be surprised on defence, we shouldn't be surprised _ more money on defence, we shouldn't be surprised that they are forming close _ be surprised that they are forming close alliances with america, but also with — close alliances with america, but also with each other. in fact, anthony— also with each other. in fact, anthony albanese, the prime minister of australia, was in india just before — of australia, was in india just before he _ of australia, was in india just before he went to san diego for the unveiling _ before he went to san diego for the unveiling of aukus. but we nevertheless should be surprised by aukus, _ nevertheless should be surprised by aukus, because this is unprecedented. no country has ever sold a _ unprecedented. no country has ever sold a nuclear submarine to another one in— sold a nuclear submarine to another one in the _ sold a nuclear submarine to another one in the way that america is going to do— one in the way that america is going to do with _ one in the way that ame

how the submarines will be used, they will be used like every other submarine is used, they will be usedure the political will of the nations involved is actually able to be looked after, they will be used for defence and used as a deterrent, and that is what what they are for, they are a very powerful deterrent. in terms of where they will be built, clearly there has been a lot of media speculation, and i won't get into a debate about this media speculation, but the australian government has made it very clear, all the way through, that at some point the final submarine we settle on will be constructed in adelaide, south australia. clearly, some of the media is talking about some sort ofjoint construction activity between australia and the united kingdom, something that has been done throughout our long history together, so, so that may not be a particularly risky endeavour for us, although of course australia moving to a nuclear submarine will be risky. clearly, the intent is to create an additional capability and capacity in the indo—pacific region, to ensure that china is, understand

immediate the changes being that netanyahu is being accused being autocratic by changing the country'som all of israeli society include the military of course which is extremely important in terms of the political balance . the the political balance. the israeli government, this right wing coalition wanting to take full control over the committee, appointing judges. netanyahu those changes would stop the courts to powers. but critics saying basically is to help him as he faces an ongoing trial for corruption or catherine's in the studio us because catherine you were in number 10 or outside number 10 last week when netanyahu made this visit to london and soon rishi sunak was saying, you know, observe the democratic process . yes. just democratic process. yes. just last benjamin netanyahu came to london. he previous been to berlin . there were huge . berlin. there were huge. considerable noisy protests at, the end of downing street about out what he's been trying to push through massive . he's push through massive. he's pretty much at the top of the hit list of incentives of potential as

the victory will be inevitable as the victory will be achieved .s victory will be achieved this year. they were able to support ukraine with severe sanctions against russia and the delivery of offensive weapons such as advanced tanks to ukraine are part of this support , which has been revealed. we have provided 67 billion euros of financial support to ukraine and we will provide more figures as long as needed. this is important to see at his disposal. let's put it, do you think that he needs tanks and blood at the moment , there is an air defense including iran's rocket system, because at the moment i need it , we will send it to me so that he can be in a position to be able to between spring and summer this year until autumn progress despite all these support, ukrainian president zelensky still wants to receive more weapons, including fighter planes, and in this context , you are the poet of the secrets of ukrainians and the denial of western authorities. should we get more weapons , we will be stronger with allies in training imam pilots, we hav

and not be crazy. plastic is extremely resistant finally, someone has settled in 300,400 offices, why should they bring 20 people to the side of the building , where i can have 50 people, a hundred people are stationed there and they are going to tell you that they live there , for example, but we are now in the recruitment and standard administrative organization. regarding this issue, now in the meetings that i have attended, it can be seen that it is consumed much higher than the standard. we used to have a place . once upon a time, having a will was necessary. however , we are making optimal use of our government assets it is not possible and unfortunately the presence of some of these drugs has caused us to have no work, but the interesting thing is that with government companies, it is much worse. government companies are much, much worse . the production has been met with strong resistance, and this requires a serious will. on this side, the media should remember to go to the balls that the surp

there may even be changes in legal issues , such forms will be sought.isprudence, let's say in any format. this is again both in the particular and in the global, which, in fact, is will make the situation more loyal more treaty capable. and, of course, those who were born around april 4 will feel it the most. but i want to say that this is a phenomenal phenomenal time. if you need to resolve any issues. and you do not know how to do it, there is always a person who will help you. the main thing is that you do not refuse it, because the situations that will arise, and are not resolved, through someone. they are solved by creating alliances, partnerships and mutual understanding. mutually beneficial understanding. again , there will be such amazing things. like, for example, you wanted to organize a business, but you have two directions. they seemed incompatible to you. and now they will be compatible ; moreover, they will be in demand. this is a very important point. this is a new moment that allows you to distribute the rules of the game between people

well potentially it might be are be sorted. life under new locked up for life under new plans allow ministers to veto plans to allow ministers to veto decisions to release the new victims and prisoners bill is aimed at giving greater rights to victims of crime in england and wales it also mean and wales but it will also mean ministers have the overturn ministers have the to overturn decisions release prisoners under parole basically they can be forced serve their full sentence. so no you're out in half the time. i'm joined now by card who is a former inmate and a joins me now. i believe you. thank you very much for joining me. now look, where do you stand on this? because the parole board cops, when they make many people regard as being highly irrational decisions to allow people who have raped people or been guilty of child sex offences, etc. out earlier than their sentence. what do you make it either? patrick padgett the thing is, well, good news travels fast, bad news travels faster . i travels fast, bad news travels faster.

those issues are currently being addressed. those are identified in being addressed. in that's top down that doesn't mean they have not made great strides if you look at hypersonic, missile technology and space and is not precluded them from making advances that are important to the set of missions they want to undertake. >> the soviets had a top-down system and they're quite innovative for some during the cold war. miss owens as a question for you about this issue of academic openness. it has come up in a couple of the other questions the general premise this is an important norm for academic institutions and free countries and should not be easily abandoned. but then immediately the recognition has been modified in some way when dealing with a country like china. but then it seems to me the question is how it is to be modified? the problem it seems to me and emerging technologies, things that are not yet auteur the full uses are not yet evident you really have to go into basic research potentially and limitations in things like artificial intelligence and quantum co

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it should be law. should be against the law. you should be protected. yeah got cancelled. yeah you've got millions accounts . millions of twitter accounts. you've got people that just make millions of twitter accounts. yotaccounts eople that just make millions of twitter accounts. yotaccounts so3le that just make millions of twitter accounts. yotaccounts so that1at just make millions of twitter accounts. yotaccounts so that theyist make up accounts so that they control, know , and their control, you know, and their people. and sometimes you people. and sometimes when you when the lady when you actually that the lady is probably person with five or six accounts and human brain is just you can get 20 good things and one bad thing and you just stick on that one. yeah yeah. but what it does when every is coming at you and especially if the slightly wrong or whatever you just want to go. no, no, no, no. wasn't that. it wasn't. no. it wasn't that. it wasn't. and you either then you and then you either and then you end just not. not at it is end up just not. n

it also meant to be seen what available technology that will be useful to rush out would be still onre is some suggestion that there might be technical updates that could be of benefit to russia if it were to recover that but that is all speculation for now. whether this thing can be recovered not very much still remains to be seen.— still remains to be seen. thank you for answering _ still remains to be seen. thank you for answering my _ still remains to be seen. thank you for answering my rather _ still remains to be seen. thank you for answering my rather tricky - for answering my rather tricky questions! the leaders of south korea and japan are holding theirfirst summit in 12 years, as they seek to set aside historic animosities. the talks will likely focus on regional security and north korea. it come hours after the north koreans launched an intercontinental ballistic missile it landed outside japan's territorial waters. these pictures from the japanese ministry of defence show the likely tailfrom that missile. 0ur correspondnet, jean mackenzie has the details from seoul. today

will be well, they're not going be kept waiting. not going to be kept waiting.ata plan, to say least. and they might say the least. and so they might as on with it. you as well crack on with it. you did say that. you think harry and are to and meghan are going to make demands. what kind of demands are they be what are they going be and what should say to should the royal family say to them? think meghan will them? well, i think meghan will choose a tiara that she's from the royal collection. a collection? yes i mean, the collection? yes i mean, all the senior women will have senior royals, women will have a tiara . it's senior royals, women will have a tiara. it's up a huge day and they're allowed wear a tiara. so, meghan could make a lot of about that as she did before the wedding. that was a big argument was that . the second thing is was that. the second thing is that they could try and make sure that they would go on the balcony and said, you know, we're not coming unless. we go on the balcony . well, i don't on the balcony. well, i don't think , you know, k

be grateful . protesters genuine. be grateful.rotesters are demonstrating outside downing street where the israeli prime minister's meeting rishi sunak benjamin netanyahu is in london as thousands protest in israel and here against a law that's been approved by his right wing coalition. critics say it's designed to shield him from his corruption trial. talks at downing street are expected to focus on strengthening strategic ties between the two nations, as well as iran's nuclear program . ofsted says nuclear program. ofsted says school inspections will continue despite calls for them to be suspended. unions representing teachers and headteachers want checks to be paused while reviews carried out . it's after reviews carried out. it's after head teacher ruth perry took her own life in january while waiting for a report which downgraded her school to the lowest possible rating. the ofsted chief says stopping inspections wouldn't be in the best interests of children . the best interests of children. the shadow health secretary says h

he will be materially restricted, and that will be a humbling moment will really be interesting to seethat empower the former president. more or does that you know, you know, changes attitude and i've seen individuals i know in your career, you have as well the moment that that happens when they're being booked, and they're being processed. you can actually see the change in somebody. so be interesting to see how that happens on on the day that he appears before the court, aaron what's happening at the nypd right now and what will happen on tuesday? well, it's a very interesting narrative because this is somewhat of an aberration because we've never had a prior president taken into custody to answer for an indictment, one of the things that the n y p pd. has that works to the benefit. would be the teachable moments from january. 6th the nypd is going to look at the after action review as the what went right. what went wrong and connection with the january 6th disturbance . they go to apply that to how they manage the courthouse or the over world lower manhattan area in terms of the saf

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be basically bow down and be be slaves like the government wants us to be, we'll smoke pot.s, we won't smoke pot. you know what? i don't trust the government . i i don't trust the government. i don't trust the government . don't trust the government. something called the lewis shaefer effect is that the person who's an idiot? no. is more than the then. then the government and drug . drug government and drug. drug dealers. drug dealers are a lot like government. i remember when i was a teenager, i went to buy a modigliani of an ounce of a drug and then i realised that to get like a quarter, i'd like a team for a 16th of an ounce for my brother. so the drug dealer took the give me, put it down, cut a bit off and he's like, yo, there's your 16th as well. so that was that was basically when the government rose. he did that right in front of it. it's like, look, i've given you, i've given you some free stuff. yeah. by making it smaller for your brother. so it's like they don't have some of these have a standard. some of these they next they listen it. our next question is sandra.

i wouldn't be against that . but wouldn't be against that.start looking into it and then you realise that actually to biden's point, when you actually do start having the audacity to leave your lovely, convenient space amount space more than x amount of times you be fined. you times you will be fined. you need register your car and need to register your car and get a permit or whatever it is that they call it for your units and your zones or whatever is when think of 24 seven bus when you think of 24 seven bus lanes, when the time you lanes, when half the time you could do them just in could make do with them just in a rush hours, you look a rush to rush hours, you look at lanes popping up at cycle lanes popping up everywhere look you. last everywhere you look at you. last charge is a getaway plan, pulse popping charge is a getaway plan, pulse popping absolutely popping up. absolutely everywhere. could go on. but everywhere. i could go on. but the reasons work. so the ten reasons i work. so i think my dressed packet think you get my dressed p

will be by consensus or whether there could be a voting procedure.these global areas to be held up by one country because it is such an important issue that these areas are protected. i imagine it is not easy reaching an agreement when it isn't controlled byjust one country but you just need to get agreement across the board. how likely do you think it is that there will be something worked up soon? that everyone will be happy with or are there particular areas that are going to be more sticky than others? around these issues of how benefits will be shared from commercialisation of the high seas marine genetic resources, financial benefit sharing, how the treaty will be funded and capacity building for developing countries will be funded. a lot of these sticky issues, the negotiators have been working hard to get through but good progress is being made it is just slow. it is very important stuff and we want to make sure we get it right. i was just going to ask, briefly, what would some of the things look like in an agreement? just in layman �*s terms

well, again, will there be enough resources? god will be with them with iphones. in the end, it is really possible to build several factories in taiwan. is it possible somewhere else that somehow they lived with taiwanese products when there was no china, but here i am. all the time i think about textile factories , about everything that was completely destroyed in europe at the end of the 20th and the beginning of the 21st century. the cities that have always been the flagships of the textile industry disappeared , and all this was moved to china. under certain conditions, take the place of china , the population is the same, the price of work is just as low, and the quality must be checked, that there are quality issues, well, that is, there are many such issues. i do not understand at all why we cannot agree with this opinion that it's time for europeans to start working at such enterprises as well, isn't it possible that europeans who always sewed the best things that were of high quality textile industry clothes this was all the glory of france, italy, portug

we being we are not being fired.elined by. tiny, sidelined by. small, tiny, little majority. well, we all majority . yeah, well, she's a majority. yeah, well, she's a great woman . no, i don't think great woman. no, i don't think she is think she's coming across. but actually i think she's picking on children to reading books, fantasy stick these great female great and it's great that she did do that but to be picking trans women very slowly, very small thing, not invading my space, i welcome them to my who said they're going to do anything in my space. i'll tell you what happens to then on a women's happens to me then on a women's day few years ago, i was due day a few years ago, i was due to speak at two legal firms about the challenge of a working mother. time i was mother. and at the time i was working pregnant women working with pregnant women and couples blah, couples having babies, blah, blah, and there was blah, blah. and there was a trans person within one of the offices of legal and offices of that legal fi

which be a mistake. which does seem to be a mistake.s back to was i think goes back to what i was saying before about this, this feeling of injustice, because it does what feels like does tie into what feels like kind of demographic. people see that they my grandma is a perfect example of this. she fought drawing during the war. she paid into the system her entire life and in her latter years didn't really receive very much support, whereas she could see that all of this money is being spent on new arrivals. i think that, you know , we should think that, you know, we should be encouraging larger families think we should be focusing on the people who already here and incentivising , you know, incentivising, you know, something to create stability within the population domestically rather than having to plough more and more money into into new. well, i like hungary's system . if you have hungary's system. if you have four children, you don't pay any income tax. if we introduced that, there would certainly a that, there would certainly be

that human being but do you think it could be a possibility?— could be a possibility?ibility? that is probably the ambition - could be a possibility? that is probably the ambition of - could be a possibility? that is probably the ambition of this| probably the ambition of this research. i think there will be some people who would welcome that. but we also must be clear about the kinds of risks that can come with medical research. what does that look like? you want to make sure that the research is safe, that the products of the research, whatever that will be will not be harmed. there are historical bioethical principles, informed consent common non— malfeasance, that there be autonomy, —— autonomy and no harm by doctor is. some of those principles do not necessarily meet the challenges of technology that is upon us right now. professor, i am sorry to interrupt you. thank you for your insight but unfortunately we have run out of time. following on from their momentous win at last summer's women's football euros, england's lionesses team are celebrating another victory.

a solution had to be found and it had to be found quickly.s uk business for £1, ensuring its customers can access their money and avoiding the need for any kind of taxpayer—funded rescue. we were faced with a situation where we could have seen some of our most important companies, our most strategic companies, wiped out, and that would have been extremely dangerous, and that is why the prime minister, i, the bank of england, were all rolling our sleeves up over the weekend to make sure we had a solution. the government insists the collapse of svb did not pose a wider risk to the uk's financial sector. but some analysts believe it should be taken as a warning. the government generally and regulators have had a good weekend, in actually avoiding a crisis, but the irony is thatjust at the moment when the government is thinking of slackening off the regulations of the financial services industry, this incident happens and it's a powerful reminder that it's a very dangerous industry that can cause damage to a whole economy if it is not controlled

i like cannot be. that would be nice. it would be nice for him to. well, as ever , we'd love him to. well, as ever, we'd love you to get in touch with us this morning. you can email us gb views at gb news, .uk. or you can tweet us at . gb news. the can tweet us at. gb news. the festival top story and a much of the day walkout led to the programme going ahead last night with no commentary and no punst with no commentary and no pundits either. yet presenters and commentators refused to take part in soledar see with gary lineker, who was suspended from the show after he criticised the government's asylum policy on social media. the dreaded twitter. while the bbc's chief director has apologised to licence fee payers over last night's show. while the prime minister's said it was a matter for the bbc and not for the government. well, let's talk to former bbc executive and presenter roger bolton, who couldn't that tell us what he makes of at all.7 it's couldn't that tell us what he makes of at all? it's really good to talk to you this morning, roger. i mean

he's being racist, is be absolutely. is he? let's be absolutely.t lee well, yeah. him and stuart lee and louis, they've all used the n—word on stage. lenny bruce as well . they've used this word to well. they've used this word to make some know political point. they're obviously isn't intended to be to be racist. but i think he's he's wrong to use this word because it doesn't belong to him. it belongs to the most marginal, oppressed community, the today, which is the world today, which is racists to have to racists. and to actually have to culturally appropriate that word from real racists when he wasn't even doing a racist joke. that's very offence, for goodness sake. dionne i think that when you write a stand—up routine , you write a stand—up routine, you have to make artistic choices. we all make choices . what is we all make choices. what is interesting here, alfie made the choice to use word in full. he then argued over why he should have used that word when he was confronted by a couple of people on a podcast. like a few years later. is that

one thing should definitely be renamed . the street definitely needs to be renamed .he squares definitely need to be created. yatki is definitely necessary because history is such a thing. if it is not covered. if it is not shown , it will be forgotten over time. it can be drawn on the parallel that even the same occupation was in we are soviet, they put up monuments, only monuments are not for those who need them, we put up monuments to all kinds of scum , who did not destroy our nation, they destroyed us. as ukrainians, we are now gaining the right to be able to put up our own monuments to our heroes and so that we really know who is a hero and who brought us death and destruction who defended our right to exist in this world then defended our right to be ukrainians in the end so that we, them, we will win this right, i am convinced that we will win it and this one all of moscow, that's all, the federation, the movement will not fall, they will have fun, and i sincerely hope that we will march victoriously through these countries. cities to your scientific bahmuta -

may be being listened to?german actually. but i do think there are serious issues about huawei and about the access that they had to our 5g network. if you talk to tom to heart , as i think talk to tom to heart, as i think you know, he could tell you some worrying things about tick tock. so i just think we need to be careful about how we use chinese technology . and i think we technology. and i think we certainly need to make sure we don't deploy it in areas which are particularly sensitive in security terms. mark, when asked about the immigration bill, before go , it passed before we let you go, it passed through second through its second reading, i believe, the commons last believe, in the commons last night majority of night with a majority of conservatives for it . conservatives voting for it. there were a few notable exceptions former prime minister theresa may a number of theresa may and a number of other former ministers and robert buckland this morning publicly saying that the uk risks looking guilty o

they were due to be in paris when there was due to be in paris when there was due to be these massivend it would be difficult for the security services with that royal visit and thousands of people toon streets. ., ~ , ., , ., , ., streets. thank you -- people on the streets. a council leader is set to resign after giving the go—ahead for more than 100 trees to be chopped down overnight in plymouth. richard bingley will face a vote of �*no confidence' after he signed off the decision to make way for a town centre redevelopment plan. our south west england correspondent, jenny kumah, has this report. "despicable vandalism." "environmental devastation." "a chainsaw massacre." just some of the words used by opponents to the felling of 100 trees in plymouth city centre. the contractors came late at night. then at around 1am, campaigners were able to get an injunction to stop the chop. if you're cutting the trees down, it will be a criminal offence. by then, only a few trees remained. you will face the people of plymouth. plymouth city council said, given the size of the tree machinery, it

be generated to jamie. i ordered better to be eyes what we call that. i think it's going to have to be a public private partnership later is raising taxes and companies are raising taxes and anyone is never the solution. neither is putting regulation just positively because i don't think dc or anybody, any of the politicians really get the grass or what the technology is. and on the other hand, a lot of people working on it by not know the social, much not fully understand the social political aspects of things going into it. so something by a public private partnership, that's what's on some sort of almost like constitutional law kind of things in place. and these can be concrete by country or by geographic boundaries on how we come up with solutions is going to be the best, at least for me. i think that's going to be the best way to go about it. i want to bring in another video comment. this is jesse lurk. he's the co founder of accountable tech. the rapid escalation and the i arms are, is really underscores how far behind the u. s. s. fall. and when

there will be more variety. the sections will be more attractive . the ones that i saw were very well prepared, and for example, in our women's department , there are very good programs prepared in the qur'an contests department. these are the foundations of our counselors. in the hijab and chastity section, hijab and chastity products are widely available in many locations and can be found at reasonable prices. which can be used in a specialized way there are sections related to koranic handicrafts in the exhibition, the section related to religious arts in the exhibition has been prepared very widely, the section related to konem, which is now an international exhibition , has been seen from different countries in several countries, with a high level of presence. the minister's tree will be present and other departments will be present at lower levels . my international department this year is much wider than the rest of the previous years, that is, what is the purpose of the international department , look for the person himself, a department of c

the rate may stay elevated at this point and we will be -- will be affecting the market. we see pricing risk of a recession going forward. rishaad: is a recession being heightened by what is going on with the fall of the deposits in u.s. banks and the record of an imported -- inverted yield curve. the big problem of banks long-term assets and short-term liabilities. >> that's one of the big issues that creating the issues at the moment. we reckon the banks need rebalancing of that particular strategy. we also think that's why the rising risk of recession could affect credit spread. what we would prefer on the credit side would be investment advance, in which we would prefer over high-yield. in the rising risk of recession environment, high rate bond would be a better place for the investor. we would be focused on quality credits, the area we will focus on at the moment. yvonne: do you think spreads can widen or is this an opportunity to get into it now? >> given the negative headlines we may see other negative headlines in the market. we reckon credit spreads can widen ou

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a counteroffensive by the ukrainian armed forces alone, it may be er or massive or it may not be at and it depends on the rapid supply of weapons, on how the ukrainian fighters will be trained, on how much those courses abroad will be completed soon, how well does our military command plan operations correctly, because the western partners also understand that now is the time to make appropriate decisions , and no one wants to prolong the war, and moreover, after the munich security conference , i got the impression that already there is a corresponding consensus that the war should be ended this year, and i still don't see that plan announced, which would talk about something else. that is, everyone is working right now. option and here is this statement to the ambassadors poland in france about the fact that if it is not ukraine, then the front will move to poland and poland will have to fight with russia , what is she talking about? i think that many european countries have started to relax. i have the feeling that we have returned to 2015, when er, 2014 was a rather acute phase

the belarusian military, maybe it will be the military dressed in belarusian uniforms, but it will be necessary to look at their origin and the passports that they have lying directly in their pockets because this is more of an element, you know. well, this kind of bluff game, putin likes to do it in general. and he has done it many times, and the event succumbed to this bluff, but what is strange about this story is that he probably has a really critical situation if he resorts to this again, to the point that he did it at least two times very widely after february 24 and it did not work, that is, the world did not react to that at first, somehow, as if by insurance, but the second time when they spread this topic, well , the reaction was like this oh, that's enough, that's enough to tell something, we know that you are just a disaster on the front, it was after our counteroffensive there, and you again started to tell something about nuclear weapons. well, there is medvedev, who likes to write posts, then he erased and erased these posts because he wrote them about the red lines fro

there will be some real good promise that the team _ be some real good promise that the team we _ bemen looking to be picked and a world cup— —— men looking to be picked and a world cup squad. with -- men looking to be picked and a world cup squad.— -- men looking to be picked and a world cup squad. with the memories ofthe world cup squad. with the memories of the world — world cup squad. with the memories of the world cup _ world cup squad. with the memories of the world cup disappointment - of the world cup disappointment fresh in the mind, attention now turns to the future, the match against france in warrington at the end of april and potentially a series against tonga in the autumn, no wholesale changes to the squad but it will be a much younger, fresher look to the team for those games, he would not be drawn today on who will be the new captain after the world cup captain sam tomkins announced his retirement for the end of the season, but all this part of england's research, the first step on this journey towards the next world cup in 2025. anthonyjoshua has said now is "the wo

the nhs has got to be scrapped . it know it's got to be scrapped. it know it's got to be scrapped.art again . it doesn't got to start again. it doesn't have to be scrapped, but it has to be improved and i think what there is a huge danger the left and for the labour party, if it doesn't acknowledge pain and for the labour party, if it doespeopleiowledge pain and for the labour party, if it doespeople acrossge pain and for the labour party, if it doespeople across the pain and for the labour party, if it doespeople across the country that people across the country are suffering and the pain they feel about the nhs , i think they feel about the nhs, i think they need to be one step ahead and acknowledge that although the model the model is great, it needs reform, the model isn't great. matthew the model isn't great. matthew the model isn't great. why still spend less? i know it's national religion, but there are very sane people. i mean, you probably don't think she said but people who i respect, like ann widdecombe, have saying this is have saying for years, this is not system. i'll

their rules to be to be to be adhered to.ortant ones. you'd once you'd effectively sold the ethical argument, right? yes are happy for this to be used for encouragement. then it's a question of right how is this best regulated . so 18 months of best regulated. so 18 months of painstaking work. what happened between the end of the process and the actual execution ? the and the actual execution? the rules was a pretty interesting , rules was a pretty interesting, opaque period where the jockeys and the board of the british horse racing authorities thrash things out in a rather inelegant way. if you if you'll pardon the unfortunate pun there and a and they've come to a situation whereby these rules that have come in just before cheltenham festival so the shop window of the sport so it's not it's not exactly that an ideal situation from a communications of view but to answer your original question should we be should we be happy as a sport that this is a an essential and vital part of a an essential and vital part of a of a of a

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or should be. as will create a new revenue stream for farm families. it's also bored look of the crp program in that same vein. i've think it's important they can coexist with additional operations. i know there are many sheep operations that essentially combine and grazing of sheep. and that sheep becomes processed for local and regional food system for there are creative ways to have livestock production operations for example. >> own to explore that. i also want to address one other aspect. as of october, it may be last year my wife and i became electrical power generators in this city of springfield, illinois green at the first of the city to do it with the first in the neighborhood for sure. the net impact is our electric bill has gone down from one or $50 a month to $15 a month. that is good news for us. it shows the investment was worthwhile. i asked the question farmers visited if they were look into this concept. i can recall one wanted to install a major solar panel array on his 2000 hedg