ah, blair came to office with an enormous majority. so i think it would have been quite natural that the palace might have been a little bit skirt as to what he was going to do with it. as it were, and he knew he was very, very cocky when he started out he, he walked to the state opening of parliament holding his wife's hand, which made the state procession look slightly sort of antiquated. at least that was in pression to his old, new labour. it was always new in a new cool baton year. it was all, everything was going to change. things were going to apparently get better during the 1st audience. elizabeth cuts herself confident, prime minister, down to size. when tony blair 1st became prominent his very 1st audience with the queen, he told me the queen said, ah mister bla. welcome to 1st audience as prime minister. of course, my 1st gun minister was winston churchill. and he went from ball then. and he said that put me my place straight away. oh, just 3 months after blair takes office. princess diana died in a car accident. i death is

well , it's embarrassing to talk about it ashamed of tony blair called the poodle of the us president following all of washington's instructions in 1999 against his will, the un security council supported the bombing of yugoslavia 2 years later the uk sent a contingent to afghanistan in 2003 again bypassing the security councils blair joined the us in the iraq war mr president waugh -first, the prime minister is sometimes unfairly characterized in britain how are you called a poodle was not interested in your attitude to this and seriously, what do you feel not to answer, huh? this question would be difficult to role an american poodle or even a lapdog is happy to try on zelensky to solve the conflict in the world. he does not want to become very selective. steinmeier refused to take the european guests to the reception, because the german president supposedly has too good relations with russia, the ukrainian diplomat said bild. we all know about steinmeier's close ties with russia, thanks to which , among other things, the steinmar formula was formulated, at present he is not welcome

hit harder on the collective west than on russia, putin recalls the former british prime minister blairmember somehow about i won't have one. now the names of one of the former prime ministers of great britain are called by their own press. uh, i called him a poodle of the president of the united states well, isn't it a shame, but almost all the leaders of european states are in the same insulting position in fact of life, only they cannot say about it. well , it's embarrassing to talk about it, it's a shame tony blair was called the poodle of the president of the united states because he blindly followed all the instructions of washington in 1999, against the will of the un security council, supported bombing of yugoslavia. after 2 years in the uk sent a contingent to afghanistan in 2003 again bypassing the security councils blair joined the us in the iraq war seriously though, what do you feel about not answering, huh? to this question, it would be difficult to play the role of an american poodle or even a lap dog with pleasure trying on zelensky to solve the conflict in the world. he

again, obviously under tony blair, well, there was always a very large navient community and dating back to bremond times and i before that bucks off the g. a community with a church. believe it? yes. yes, that's correct. i thought i, after the, the, the wall was the shape of libya big began to be mapped out by the allied forces that there was a decision to make about how they would be governed. and the british who were there as a result of defeating the germans and the italians i'm were responsible for the administration immediately afterwards. and 943 had a difficult task of judging what was best for libya. and of course there had been experiments with the republic in as a 1st floor and also the sovereignty can emmert. and that was the one the person favorite. but in terms of the relationship with the jewish community, as the state of israel was to clad so as the tension increased and, and as i described in the book, there were incidents which meant that the british administrators say at intervene a lease, a troubles between the church community and they are, i mean, you say that the,

again, obviously under tony blair, well, there was always a very large navient community and dating back to bremond times and i before that i bucks off the g. a community with a church. believe it? yes. yes, that's correct. but after the, the war was the shape of libya big began to be mapped out by the allied forces that there was a decision to make about how they would be government. and the british who were there as a result of defeating the germans and the italians i'm were responsible for the administration immediately afterwards. and 943 had a difficult task of judging what was best for libya. and of course the high speed experiments with the republic in the 1st 12 or i'll say the sovereignty can emmert. and that was the one the person favorite. but in terms of the relationship with the jewish community, as the state of israel was to clad. so the tension increased and, and as i described in the book, there were incidents which meant that the british administrators say at intervene a lease, a troubles between the church community and the are, i mean you say that the, there was actual

naw blair used to be a police officer. she defected after the military seized power.been camping out here for four months now. mahura helped set up this unit so that women could take an active role. the people's defence forces are largely funded by public donations. resources are tight. in myo�*s camp, there's not enough weapons, so they have to improvise. it's only now, in his final weeks of training, that he's picking up a gun. gunfire. in mahura's camp, the women make bombs with whatever they can buy. diana is 21, and the group's key bomb—maker. explosives made here are used to target police stations and destroy military infrastructure. explosion. min aung hlaing commands a powerful army. russia and china are supplying him weapons. he's vowing to crush the people's defence forces who he calls terrorists. his forces are bombing villages and carrying out brutal raids. the military are relying on local informers to tip them off. now mahura has been told that one is living nearby. she prepares her team to raid their house. they say they've already sent a number of warn

when blair and bush did it. you wouldn't therefore say that they were dictators, would, you know, they weren't dictators, but they played an important role in sort of framing what issues were and you know what the options were and what the consequences of not doing something was so so i think as individuals they frame for people, they frame the debate in a way which, you know, one strategy much more attractive and politically acceptable than another. so, so, you know, i know that the, so, so, so they had to bring people along with the more than putin has to, you know, he has more freedom to kind of do what he wants. i suppose. i mean, you don't think there are many in the global south which takes a very different view or you just have to listen to their media to realize how different they are. and that the media is free for you in the global south, obviously than europe to day, which is which bands descent or they don't think many feel at last nature is getting a good kicking this kind of a hedge, a monic power,

after 2 year the uk sent a contingent to afghanistan in 2003 again bypassing the security councils blairthe us in the iraq war mr. president is the first prime minister. sometimes unfairly characterized in britain how you are called a poodle was not interested in your relationship to this and, seriously, what do you feel is not to answer, yes, it would be difficult for this question to play the role of an american poodle or even a lap dog with pleasure. he does not want to resolve the conflict with the world, he became very selective in receiving european guests, steinmeier refused to visit, because the german president allegedly has too good relations with russia, the ukrainian diplomat said bild. we all know about close ties steinmeier with russia, thanks to which, among other things, the steinmar formula was formulated, he is currently not welcome in kiev, the formula, named after the federal president and the former minister of foreign affairs, provides that the luhansk and donetsk regions in eastern ukraine, which are controlled by putin's henchmen as the self-proclaimed people's re

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yeah, yeah. blair, despite a 2 year hyatt us out, you're still has fans like the 80 old victoria. i don't have any chronicler is an artist to make sculptures and here's her grandson. what's your name? ben? you don't really want to meet you thought was on. okay. with feel that filming what he was anxious to get here. he said harry orals are to will have left to live a little victim. what he's doing is great debiana. i like his paintings. and yet he doesn't know who does victor hope to follow in his footsteps. i prefer making sculptures my impulse to chill with my feel free, always make sculptures with me. he says he might be able to contribute to little as well. and then there are a lot of us over the years after has build up a loyal fan base that follows his activities. nikki v. mart and her husband have known him for 4 years now. oh, hello sir. it has good. i like that one a lot less either them jeff van. he don't know. how did you painted to happen here at the car with a fan brush evil day and he brought it. i like his paintings this so colorful. not all of them, but most that p

yeah, yeah. blair, despite a 2 year hyatt us out, you're still has fans like the 8th yield, victoria, i don't have any gluttony. clod is an artist to make sculptures. and here's her grandson. what's your name? ben? you don't want to meet you. thought was on okay, with feel that filming what he was anxious to get here. he said harry orals are to will have left to live a little victim with what he's doing is great to be. am i like his paintings? and yes it does. victor hope to follow in his footsteps. i prefer making sculptures. my daughter's creature with keen feel, but he always makes sculptures with me. he says he might be able to contribute to little as well. and then they are a lot of us over the years are to has build up a loyal fan base that follows his activities. nichoela moss and her husband have known him for 4 years now. oh hello. i to her have you. i like that one a lot less either. we can kept van he don't know. how did you painted to happen? because as i can with a fan brush evil day, i like his paintings this so colorful. not all of them, but most in that puts a little j

they have turned it around in the past in the 1990's, tony blair and bill clinton.rase, tough on crime and on the cries -- tough on crime and tough on the causes of crime. it can be done, but it takes a lot of time and persuasion. i'm not sure there's enough time to do it before the midterms. judy: do you see there is a chance -- where is the opportunity for democrats here? jonathan: i think the opportunity comes in another set of numbers i looked at. the poll points out trump's approval rating. donald trump's approval rating was at 39%, his disapproval is at 56%. not dissimilar to president biden's, but if you are a democrat running against candidates who have been endorsed by donald trump or have not run away by donald trump, that gives you something to run on. in the end, those candidates only have their fealty to trump to run on where is democrats have something to talk about, about what they want to do, real plans. correspondent: david: can i disagree with jonathan? i think running against donald trump is a gigantic mistake. that is what we saw in the race in v

cloud's police chief william blair anderson >> my initial reticence was because it has the potential to divide our attention and so i have come around to the viewpoint that so long as whoever is on the other end of that phone isn't escalating, we have to give it the old college try. >> reporter: using technology to bridge the gap between drivers and law enforcement. shaquille brewster, nbc news, minneapolis. >>> here in new york a hate crime guilty plea by the california woman who wrongly accused a black teenager of taking her phone in a manhattan hotel, then grabbed him as he tried to leave in a plea deal miya ponsetat pleaded guilty to a charge of unlawful imprisonment in the december 2020 attack. >>> up next, alarm over russia allegedly jamming american gps signals that ukraine's military uses our exclusive report ahead (music throughout) >>> back now with an nbc news exclusive a top general accusing russia of jamming the gps signal u.s. satellites provide to ukraine. tom costello at the pentagon >> reporter: from drones in the skies to targeted missile launches on the ground, the

blair underwood.u know, i know that i'm going to do this nude scene and i'm watching this play and he -- it starts the second act, he's buttoning the top three buttons of a button down shirt. he's fully dressed he's just buttoning the top three buttons of his shirt and the audience goes wild the ladies are hooting and hollering like, shut -- production has to wait like an extra ten seconds. and i was like, "oh my god, what are they going to do for full on seven two naked men out on the stage? but we kind of get the opposite reaction in our play it's so -- it's so intense and the language is so dense that as soon as naked people come out everybody gets quiet you can hear a pin drop or something else drop. >> seth: right, right. >> it gets really quiet every time we come out there so every now and then, there's some there's some shrieks or gasps, or people scurrying out the light of the exit door cascades up there. >> seth: and then people in the street see the nudity and they're like, whoa >> the licen

when air raid sirens blair, they hunker down in a bomb shelter near their apartment. >> whenever i callwant to make sure they're alive and safe. >> the family has a summer home in erpine, which miraculously survived heavy russian shelling there last month. the city has since by liberated by the ukrainian military. >> all houses around our house there are completely destroyed. there are dead bodies on the streets. erpine was a very developed city. now it's a living hell. >> images of war prompted sofia born in moscow but not living with her family in n mexico, to do something with her russian and ukrainian friends. >> i thought it might be a good idea to have a little fundraiser here with some good food because people love food here. >> togetr they made bellinis, a typical slavic treat. mariyarom mexico city joined in. >> we're young and able-bodied and fresh minded and reall want to all do our part. so far we have made close to $500. >>oney they'll donate to ukrainian hospitals. >> this is not going to buy you a tank. not a whole hospital. it's going to buy maybe a couple of bandages. i

i just wanted to make. blair glanced up does if it doesn't half doctor, i don't mind it's, it's okay, i'm fine with that. with weavers drying out greasing. land is shrinking and some roots long. used by wildlife for migration have been blocked by human settlements. to deal with all these kenya needs more money for conservation. and with the koran of ours, pandemic keeping many visitors awake revenue from tours. im isn't enough here at the adversary. national park and i knew all ceremony has been launched the hall parisha than individuals pay $5000.00. yes. dollars to name an elephant. the aim this year is to raise $1000000.00, much of it for conservation initiatives. more and more indians are going under lunar to become taller. 11 east investigates the length. some people are willing to go to reach new farm on al jazeera. in response to the united states, global domination of the online realm, china is investing heavily in it. cyber forces actually comes from order to ago. what you did, you show what we will say, which is, you know, johnny dick were overnight, university started offer

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awful job to prove that they were economically competent and that led to the 1997 landslide of tony blairhe conservatives of good economic management and there is a lot of questions from tory mps about why rishi sunak is holding back this £20 billion war chest if you like in order to give tax cuts before the next election when, right now, as of today people are seeing their fuel bills go up and the cost of living is also going up at an alarming rate and this article talks about someone running a food bank in liverpool and we have heard these stories before, that people are saying that we cannot have fresh vegetables like potatoes because we cannot afford to cook them. it is a big concern, a huge concern for the conservatives, particularly with local elections coming around the corner. should we delve into the — coming around the corner. should we delve into the political— coming around the corner. should we delve into the political calculation - delve into the political calculation of all of this? do you think rishi sunak will have to do something differently?— differently? yes. he is goi

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