bolton: the monroe doctrine is alive and well. fernandez: the monroe doctrine basically says the western hemisphere belongs to the united states. it's been used to justify u.s. invasions in latin america for more than a century. trump: wseek a peaceful transition of wer, but all options are open. nothing could be better for the future of venezuela and nothing uld be better for thfuture another ctive nation, cub trump: the dictator maduro is a cuban puppet. pee: the people ofenezuela are essentlly cuba's hostage. pompeo: cuba is the true imperialt power in venezuela. bolton: ifhis afternoon, 20 to 25,000 cubanseft venezua, i think maduro would fall by midnight. [fernando speaking spanish] [both speaking spanish] [berriz speaking spanish] [doorbell rings] reporter: doctors and nurses from cuba touch down in milan. they're there to provide support and expertise to the hospitals in italy. [juan jesus speaking spanish] [juan jesus speaking spanish] [both speaking spanish] [muro speaking spanish] fernandez: cubs international medical pr

imagine then how devastating it must have been for bolton when the reviews for his opera came in. and well, they want to talk to you 5 star, all of which might suggest that this is an offer, a full of so many shocks, terrors and malign. ms. thieves that you leave the theater shaking with fear and righteous indignation. so it might have been if, for instance, just the cobra should have been available to compose it. sadly, bolton is no source, dakota, which poor thing and already gave it all the way. did that shape bank russians of the bunch of stumbling drunk side and mentioned them, but they all there in the boots and the kid up silenced opposition. and rewriting of history, highly likely, and even a balla leica, it should have been didn't the easiest spell of his career. but you know, police have thrown in a matching bad for, but masha russia successfully test fired a next generation weapon. the zurich on hypersonic miss saw was launched from a warship in the burden sea before striking a lun target along the coast. the the missile, which is reported to be able to travel more than

imagine then how devastating it must have been for bolton when the reviews for his opera came in. and well, they want in fact, the 5 star, all of which might suggest that this is an offer full of so many shocks, terrors and malign. miss thieves that you leave the theatre shaking with fear and righteous indignation. so it might have been if for instance, just the cobra should have been available to compose it. sadly, bolton is no source to co which poor thing and already gave it all, he re did that cliche bank. russians of the bunch of stumbling drunk side and mentioned them, but they all, they're in the pollutant. the kid silenced opposition and rewriting of history, highly likely and even a bottler leica, it should have been the easiest cell of his career. but you know, police have thrown in a meddling bad. well for good measure. police use water kellen and tear gas to brick up an anti government demonstration in the ty capital around $1500.00 protesters had gathered with some throwing rocks and security forces under has flared over the authorities handling of the pandemic with a

but is the universally known truth in russia and abroad, but bolton's money guy. and he knows what cells inexpensive or 2000 to him as hostage taken moscow de bra fca theatre estate by the f. f. b to spread anti church and failing a cynical politicization of the deadliest attack. the capitals ever seen. also living in because matter is presented, case closed a pure hit job. obviously, even though a british inquiry itself only use the what probably an inversion of tourism a highly likely, you know, points the finger without coughing, not the proof. imagine then how devastating it must have been for bolton when the reviews for his opera came in. and well, there was actually 5 star all of which might suggest that this is an offer full of so many shocks, terrors and malign. ms. thieves that you leave the theater shaking with fear and righteous indignation. so it might have been if for instance, just the code which had been available to compose it. sadly, bolton is no source to code which poor thing and already gave it all the way did that shape bank. russians of that

the me like, well the classics, it starts with a song about chemical element ah, yes, expo nancy bolton decided to have a job. but music and said, dave, you chose the story of alexander and young co, former at the b agent, tons and my 6 informant who was poisoned with the radioactive substance in london back in 2006. he lived 25 years, also deteriorating, with his body being eaten from the inside out. so i was very moved by that. it was then this inspiration came that they had the ingredients for an opera. these ingredients include historical inaccuracy, making claims, giving no evidence stereotype. the evil putin regime obviously, and fond gardening over a man who probably did some pretty bad things in his time, but that was mean about pollution, so automatically became a free to fight and obviously a hero. in short, all the ingredients found in the traditional anti rush, the dish that so many like pasty in the west and made all the more appetizing food . bolton cells it. as fact, i hope i've written something that might have longevity and keep the story alive in the long run. that's o

but bolton's a money guy. and he. ringback knows what sells, instead of 2002 and less hostage taken mosque. as nebraska theatre you stated by the f f b to spread anti church and failing a cynical politicization of the deadliest attack. the capitals ever seen. also living in cuz magic is presented case closed as a person hit job. obviously, even though a british inquiry itself only use the what probably an inversion of tourism a highly likely, you know, points the finger without popping up the proof. imagine then how devastating it must have been for bolton when the reviews for his opera came in. and well, they want in fact, the 5 star, all of which might suggest that this is an offer, a full of so many shocks, terrors and malign. miss thieves that you leave the theater shaking with fear and righteous indignation. so it might have been if, for instance, just a code which should have been available to compose it. sadly, bolton is no source to cope which poor thing and already gave it all. he re did that cliche bank. rus

imagine then how devastating it must have been for bolton when the reviews for his opera came in. and well, one is actually 5 star, all of which might suggest that this is an offer, a full of so many shocks, terrors and malign, mis thieves, that you leave the theater shaking with fear and righteous indignation. so it might have been if, for instance, just the trowbridge had been debatable to compose it. sadly, bolton is no shock to cope which poor thing and already gave it all. he waded that cliche bank. russians of the bunch of stumbling drunk side and mentioned them, but they all. therein. the boots and the kid are silenced opposition and rewriting of history, highly likely, and even a balla leica, it should have been the easiest cell of his career. but you know, police have thrown in a meddling bad. well, so, but masha with you guys, official position on alexander lift for the co is that there is a strong probability that is poisoning was orchestrated by russia security service . britain also believes that such an operation was likely endorsed by the russian president. or there

imagine then how devastating it must have been for bolton when the reviews for his opera came in. and well, they want exactly 5 star, all of which might suggest that this is an offer, a full of so many shocks, terrors and malign. ms. thieves that you leave the theater shaking with fear and righteous indignation. so it might have been if, for instance, just the code which had been debatable to compose it. sadly, bolton is no source the code which poor thing and already gave and do you re, did that shape bank? russians of that bunch of stumbling drunk. so i didn't mention them, but they all they're in that put in the kiddo silenced opposition and rewriting of history, highly likely and even a bala leica it should have been didn't the easiest cell of his career. but you know, police have thrown in a meddling bad to put measure in the world news. police have used water canada, and tear gas to break of an anti government demonstration in the tide capital. around 1500 protesters gathered with some of them throwing rocks at the security forces. anger has fled over the authorities handlin

. [ laughter ] right to michael bolton. >> jimmy: that's the kind of magnetic energy that michael boltonat you walk past a line of women that are dying to meet you, right to him. >> i'm not kidding you, a lot of people, a lot of the celebrities try to choose michael bolton. male and female. and i was like, you can't choose michael, he's a host, that's against the rules. >> jimmy: it is against the rules. >> against the rules. >> jimmy: you yourself would not be a contestant on this game, for a couple of reasons. >> no. >> jimmy: number one, you're the host. but also because you are already in a serious celebrity dating game relationship, is that right? >> yes, that's correct, yes. >> jimmy: he is one of the famous property brothers from hgtv, your beau? [ cheers and applause ] >> yes, yes. he is. he's one of the property brothers. >> jimmy: it must be so odd to date an identical twin. because there's another -- which one -- which property brother are you with? >> i mean, does it matter? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, i mean -- yeah, i think it -- i mean, technically they're different peopl

this is the high school in bolton. an area which has had i in bolton.late, children are sent here for daily tasks will stop during the october at the christmas period to sent home masses of students, 76, seven times in isolation and we are keen to avoid that situation again selling the clinical trial came along to allow us to keep the student and school with the daily contact testing, we volunteered. 50. contact testing, we volunteered. so, with that we — contact testing, we volunteered. so, with that we have managed to keep it well over_ with that we have managed to keep it well over 500 students in the building — well over 500 students in the building that would have been sent home _ building that would have been sent home. ., ., home. today, the government announced _ home. today, the government announced many _ home. today, the government announced many restrictions l home. today, the government i announced many restrictions such as facemasks where they use social distancing and staggered starts will be listed. bubbles will also be scrapped. taste b

bolton some people might think hard pounding might have a sexual connotation. were right, that's where everyone's mind goes. i still think they could have compromised between hard pounding and the room where it happened. how about the room where the hard pounding happened? or may be, the hard pounding in the room where it happened. or maybe they should have just have gone with, nobody mustache rides for free. kat, you know what, you will never be in vogue. you're on the wrong tv show. isn't that true? they treat people differently. not fair. >> i'll be okay. i do want to talk about how john bolton wanting to call that book bad it's probably partially your fault. it's hard pounding is his book. he's got his new one coming out called "don't pull out, the case for keeping troops in iraq" [laughter] nicely done. casey, try to keep it clean. what do you think about the vogue cover? >> i did accidentally google the original title. the vogue -- dr. jill is an accomplished woman. i don't care what you say, you are lying to your face if you don't think melania is the be

the 11—year—old travelled from bolton on ii—year—old travelled from bolton on thursday and were seenday morning. police have announced that fatuma kadir has been found safe and well. she is still in london, where she ended up, therefore she is well. you may remember, there was worry about her. fatuma kadir, aged 11, safe and well. a scheme allowing key workers to avoid covid self—isolation in england — has been significantly expanded — following criticism it did not go far enough. currently, most people identified as close contacts of someone with coronavirus have to self—isolate for 10 days — which the government says is "crucial" in controlling the spread of the virus. our business correspondent simon browning reports. as the days pass, the list grows of key workers who qualify for exemption from covid isolation in england. police, fire, border force, transport and freight staff will now be able to join some food workers who can return to work if they test negative after being told to isolate, whether they are vaccinated or not. industry leaders are frustrated by rising staff short

fatuma kadir left her home in bolton, on thursday, and arrived in london in the early hours of fridayhit by torrential rain and flash flooding. two houses in andover in hampshire were hit by lightning and caught fire. a 70—year—old woman escaped unharmed. andy weeks from hampshire and isle of wight fire and rescue service went to the scene. it is purely random and very unlucky. i very much feel for the people involved. fortunately, they were woken up by the storm and they knew how to get out of the house, they had prepared, so they managed to safely make their way out. i can imagine it was very frightening and quite distressing to have that happen to you. the headlines on bbc news... the olympics host nationjapan picks up its first medals — a gold and a silver in thejudo competition. that was after ecuador�*s richard carapaz won the men's cycling road race and a golden run for china — with its team picking up two golds in shooting and weightlifting. tackling britain's "pingdemic" — hundreds more covid testing sites are to be set up across england to ensure essential workers can avoid

john bolton is not wrong their democrats and republicans who oppose what's biden is doing in afghanistandoing in afghanistan but no one disagrees with the idea that the taliban who have been undefeated for decades is research and right now and may cause a problem in the governance of that country. >> i'd agree with that in the key word and would john bolton said is risk. we don't know, having commanded that mission for four years, by the way when we had 150,000 troops there, where are now well under 10,000 troops over the last four years. let me put it in a number's perspective for you, from my vantage point, i would say there is a one and three chance that this lands reasonably well. that the afghan security forces can go toe to toe with the taliban, that it will force the taliban to come in and conduct what has been envisioned for a long time and negotiated into this. it is hard to imagine a purely military and to this insurgency, one in three chance it comes out okay, but i would go with john bolton on the risk here. i think there is a two and three chance, ali, that the wheels come o

this high school in bolton is one of 200 _ vaccine.lton is one of 200 across england that| is one of 200 across england that took part in a pilot to replace itself isolation with daily testing. the trail ran from march tojune. tit the trail ran from march tojune. in total, it was something like 17,500 hours _ total, it was something like 17,500 hours of— total, it was something like 17,500 hours of face—to—face teaching that was regained. as a teacher, there are huge — was regained. as a teacher, there are huge benefits there of having the students there with you. this earten the students there with you. this year ten student _ the students there with you. tt 3 year ten student believes her education benefited from the pilot. the teacher can read your facial e>

oh, after bolton was election, brazil's environmental agency had the budget slashed. these economic policies are focused on developing the economy inside the amazon rain forest but albums investigation and a big problem. lack of implementation of brazil's forest laws. why did happen? the company looks to the fine fund, 2 or 3000000 has if i a use good liars, i can stay ears and years and years without bay from 1980 to 2019 penalties. book cutting trees down in protected areas. total. $17000000000.00 us dollars less than 4 percent of these fines were collected. corruption and the inability to collect fines have encourage more violators to set up shop inside the amazon. there's lots of people working with the people from illegal loading. the people from your business. there is a people linking to illegal gold mining. for example, there's a lot of people working with this chain off. crime is in the hours on there for station is one of the caird land, as he used to produce beef and agri products. a large portion of which is exported to parts of asia. people need to unders

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fatuma kadir left her home in bolton, on thursday, and arrived in london in the early hours of fridayrst two legs of fatuma's journey to london, from bolton to manchester, manchester to birmingham. they are not suggesting the couple had anything to do with her disappearance, but they believe fatuma might have confided in them, have told them her plans, where she was going. after that, she got a train to euston where she was seen on cctvjust train to euston where she was seen on cctv just after one train to euston where she was seen on cctvjust after one o'clock in the morning on friday, and police believe that then she would have gone to tower bridge or london bridge because she had told friends she dreamt of setting up a clothes business in that area. but she didn't know london, she had no friends, no contacts down here. she is only 11 years old, her family, friends, no contacts down here. she is only 11 years old, herfamily, as you said, are extremely worried about her and police say if anyone sees her they should call 909. thank ou. one of the largest music festivals in europe to b

fatuma kadir left her home in bolton, greater manchester, on thursday. viktor orban's right—wing government. participants say they want a diverse, open after the pandemic shut down most of the film and tv industry across the uk, cameras across scotland have started rolling again with the easing of covid—19 restrictions. in edinburgh, the final few scenes are being shot for a new six—part supernatural thriller, the rig. set in the north sea, it stars martin compston and schitts creek star emily hampshire. bbc scotland's entertainment reporter david farrell has been on set to meet the cast before films wraps. streaming giant amazon prime has docked in leith for its latest drama the rig. a former power plant is home to the six—part thriller, which is set on an oil rig in the north sea. martin compston takes one of the lead roles, and when he got the job he wasn't quite sure what to expect. my dad worked on the rigs and i've still got pals who worked on the rigs, so when he called me and said "we're doing a thing offshore", i thought it was going to be like

fatuma kadir left her home in bolton, greater manchester, on thursday.er viktor orban's right—wing government. thank you for your company. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday.

fatuma kadir left her home in bolton, on thursday, and arrived in london in the early hours of fridayed an appeal and they are particularly keen to try to track down a couple who fatuma spoke to, according to the cctv, on the train between bolton and manchester. they are not suggesting this couple have anything to do with her disappearance. they just think that fatuma might have given them some indication of where she was going and what her plans are. family and friends have told the police that in the past she talked about wanting to set up her own clothes business, perhaps in the london bridge, tower bridge area, but of course she is only 11. one of the largest music festivals in europe — to be staged since the start of the pandemic is taking place this weekend in sheffield. around 40,000 people are expected to attend tramline which is one of the government's test events. there'll be no masks or social distancing but concert—goers will need to prove they're fully vaccinated or can show a negative covid test. corinne wheatley reports. it's a scene we used to take for granted during t

advisor, bolton critical of trump.t night. >> i will say just as a lawyer myself, i think the foreign agents registration act is a poorly worded statute. >> yeah. >> and people should know it was written in the late 1930s. so it's been changed since then but written in the late 1930s to deal with not z nagents in the states. >> it is enforcement provisions for a long time we haven't had many cases. big enforcement wing about this converts into almost an honor system without penalties however it's still on the books and that argument about bolton might help in a congressional way but not a court of law where the law is on the books and quite clear. they found in the indictment so far the allegations for intentional obstruction of evidence, obstruction of justice, excuse me, lying to the fbi. those two ladder claims that are alleged don't have a lot of updating to do. either you did it or did not. >> all right. laura, thank you very much. appreciate your time. >> thanks. >>> next, michael flynn talks about trying out his

so at the moment and present bolton, r o has the numbers in congress. he has the political support outside of congress. he has the support of the party and elected officials in the various constituents across brazil. but it says, very constituent that if they turn, they could turn against balls and rows party at the very important time because general elections are not too far away. yeah. it's like one and a half years for the election. that's why he's, he's still has lots of support in congress because we have a political system that gives to the president most of the power to actually show this where he's going to send the money. and he's the one responsible for the budget. so lots of congressmen will or will not or received lots of money for the consistency that that's why they see support. but if it comes to a time that they don't have a that they, they speak beer consequences are going to see them badly if need be support from out of the bank. beach can be a reality. it can be actually can happen sometimes. ok, so we have to talk in hypotheticals.

nigel bolton is still with us.christine lagarde giving a lot more detail on how she wants this to be interpreted. under your assumptions about how loose the policy remains at the ecb given what we now know about the strategy? nigel: i think it is a clear message we are getting, not only from the ecb, the fed and also the bank of england and that is the policy will remain very accommodative. it is why you still see equity markets continuing to reach new highs. the underlying environment is going to remain very supportive. interest rates are going to remain low for longer and you want to move into real assets and equities rather than the bond markets at this stage. mark: part of the european equity performance story was the great china recovery story. how much of a headwind is it for european stocks given the slightly changed geopolitical landscape and the china regulatory landscape towards european stocks? nigel: i think it is interesting. the q2 numbers, we are seeing consistently beats coming through and the narra

no, he did, we know that from john bolton. >> shannon: from john bolton may be but there have been atngs... >> and the deputy. >> shannon: okay that may be a separate conversation but what i'm asking about the u.n. investigating the u.s. right now. >> my point is joe biden wants to lead by example and i think the fact is i agree with the u.s. the u.s. has a commendable record with racism and human rights but china does it, christians are discriminated in the middle eastern countries, the kurds and turkeys we can't ask the u.n. to look at them if we don't want to look here. we have nothing to hide. let them look but make sure you look at these other countries as well. biden is saying we will lead by example. we will not put our heads in the sand, but we will not also say have those concentration camps with president xi. that is a difference. >> shannon: i think we all should agree on these argument whatever country they are residing in. i don't know that investigation should invite or ask for when so many questions about the human details. let's talk about the economy during summers fr

john bolton is not wrong.ocrats and republicans who are opposed to what biden is doing in afghanistan. but nobody disagrees with the idea that the taliban, who has been undefeated for decades, is resurging right now and may cause a problem in the governance of that country. >> i'd agree with that. in what john bolton said the question word is risk. we don't know. having commanded that mission for four years -- by the way, when we had 150,000 troops there, we're now well under 2,000 troops the last four years. let me put it in a numbers perspective for you. from my vantage point, i'd say there's a 1 is in 3 chance this lands reasonably well, that the afghan security forces can go toe to toe with the taliban, that it'll force the taliban to come in and conduct what has been envisioned for a long time and negotiate an end to this, because it's hard to imagine a purely military end to this insurgencesy. 1 in 3 chance it comes out okay, but i'd go with john bolton on the risk. the images of vietnam, the end of that

fatuma kadir left her home in bolton, greater manchester, on thursday.

in bolton, a maternity community hub has been set up to tackle this issue and already it's helped moreegnant. she's come along for a checkup at her new local maternity hub. maryam speaks urdu and so does her midwife. translation: i feel so cared for when i come here. - the midwife explains everything in my language, making my pregnancyjourney easy and less stressful. this community centre is around the corner from my home, so i don't have to travel far. well, this is deane in bolton where the maternity centre is based and many women from indian, pakistani and somalian backgrounds live here. this area is full of women who do what they need to do to live every single day. they are trying to survive. they are taking care of theirfamilies. they might not have the ability to communicate what they need. they may have a language barrier or might not have an access to the resources they need. in sri lankan, in somalian, in all these languages there is no word for depression, so how do you raise that you have this problem? i have been asking for this service for quite a long time. especially fo

bolton served in the state department when former president george w.h launched the invasion in 2000 and one bolton told cnn that he fears taliban militants will seize the government and then gain influence in neighboring pakistan, which has a nuclear arsenal. the taliban claimed to have taken control of 85% of afghanistan since the u. s withdrawal. thousands of cuban protesters are demanding their freedom from the communist government. protests have been happening on the island nations and sunday, cubans say they are running out of medicine and food in the midst of an economic crisis. president biden criticized the regime. but conservatives put the blame on an ill equipped communist government that cannot handle a pandemic. and they say liberals need to accept reality. it doesn't seem to be, uh, a way to convince them that that the regime in cuba is even a dictatorship. the cuban government blocked internet access for its people from sunday to wednesday, florida's governor now says the u. s should consider giant high altitude balloons to provide wifi h

fatuma kadir left her home in bolton, greater manchester, on thursday.orkshire. part of the m62 had to be shut near goole for a controlled explosion to be carried out. now on bbc news, three engineers leading the field in clean energy solutions come together for a special event presented by kevin fong, at the victoria and albert museum in london. hello, i'm kevin fong, and welcome to the engineers: clean energy.

hundreds of deaths. thousands across brazil have marched in protest at what they say is present, jr. bolton was miss handling the pandemic. more than half a 1000000 brazilians have died from colbert 19. and now the supreme court is investigating claims that the hard line leader ignored corruption in an axial england fans or celebrating their country's advance to the european championship semi finals after humiliating ukraine for nil. it'll be england's 1st appearance in the semi finals in 25 years. they'll face denmark with vent, after beating the czech republic to what england will have the home advantage and wednesdays clash in london. this is dw news from berlin. there's much more than a website that's d, w dot com the oh, with the conclusion the daily data or idea is that the church be a comfortable room where you feel at home and what feels more at home than account that the couch i want. it's just as i imagined, notion best and follow best case scenario in a few years time. it won't just be us. it might be everyone on sofas, beanbags and deck chest. do you drink on some drink by the s

fatuma kadir left her home in bolton, greater manchester, on thursday.an has declared a night—time curfew in almost the entire country in an attempt to stop taliban infiltration into urban areas. the government said no—one is allowed to move around between ten at night and four in the morning. army explosives experts are preparing to detonate a second world war bomb which was found during the construction of a new housing estate in east yorkshire. part of the m62 has had to be shut near goole for a controlled explosion to be carried out. sportsday is coming up at 7.45, but now on bbc news, it's time for the film review with mark kermode. hello and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best new movies available for viewing in cinemas and in the home. tuesday, january 1st, 1856. with little pride and less hope, we begin the new year. in the world to come, us—based norwegian film—maker mona fastvold captures an intense romantic relationship set against the bleak, unforgiving backdrop of 19th—century frontier life. when the day is

john bolton, former ambassador to the united nations as well.d to see you if you could make this decision, could kabul become korea and germany for american troops? is this something you would have at least advocated for, yes, permanent stability forces were necessary? would that have been where you would have come down on this if you could have made this decision unilaterally? >> we would have hoped in 2001 it wasn't necessary, but the issue for the united states today, yesterday, tomorrow, is what protects american civilians and american national interests the best? this is a hard decision. this has been a protracted struggle, but let's be very, very clear. we went into afghanistan, we have stayed in afternoon not to protect afghans, but to protect americans. this military withdrawal and the withdrawal of all the other american agencies that are affected, i think is grave danger to america's national security. this is not a partisan point, because if donald trump had been reelected, i think he would be doing exactly what joe biden is doing. it

in manchester say they're extremely concerned about the welfare of a missing 11—year—old girl from boltonf friday morning. greater manchester police are trying to trace a man and woman, who travelled on the same train as her from bolton to manchester and are believed to have been worried about her. you're watching bbc news. one of the largest music festivals in europe to be staged since the start of the pandemic is taking place this weekend in sheffield in the north of england. around 40,000 people are expected to attend every day over the weekend. masks and social distancing will not be required but to get into the grounds, concert goers will need to prove their covid—19 status. corinna wheatley explains how that's being done. it's a scene we used to take for granted during the festival season. now it seems a little unfamiliar. around 40,000 people are attending tramlines each day this weekend, and once they're in, social distancing and masks are not required. there are measures in place around the site to try and keep people safe, like this one—way system, for example. but the main thin

another one is called moya, also from it's from south africa, bolton's of africa for on $5000000.00 monthly uses. also attractive because it also offers free messaging. so that's good for people, you know, on a budget essentially. and there's also come iranian one with only 200000 uses. but as though attractive, because it has data protection in place. you don't have, you don't see the full numbers of the people in the group which you do on, you know, on whatsapp if and if you're not friends or a context with someone, you can see their phone number. so it could be attractive for that purpose. this is a few out there. they have regional options. they also have these other solutions. but what sort of chance do they stand against? what app? well, let's look at m p n a. yoga. we've had 5500000 monthly user is that compared to 90000000 users in nigeria, a low monthly use is that that's just you can compete. and of course a lot of people are already on what's up doing all these things on the platform. why would they be incentivized to leave? and that's, of course, the huge question. if you want t

in manchester say they're extremely concerned about the welfare of a missing 11—year—old girl from boltonay morning. our correspondent sanchia berg has been following developments. well, the latest is, as you said, that the police have issued an appeal and fatuma's parents were there. they did not speak, but they did look quite desperately worried about their daughter. the police have issued an appeal and they are particularly keen to try to track down a couple who fatuma spoke to, according to the cctv, on the train between bolton and manchester. they are not suggesting this couple have anything to do with her disappearance. they just think that fatuma might have given them some indication of where she was going and what her plans are. family and friends have told the police that in the past she talked about wanting to set up her own clothes business, perhaps in the london bridge, tower bridge area, but of course she is only 11 and she is extremely vulnerable. it looks like the male and female are concerned for her welfare. the three _ are concerned for her welfare. the three get— are co

try to track down a couple who fatuma kadir spoke to, according to the cctv, on the train between boltono with her disappearance. they just think that fatuma kadir might have given them some indication of where she was going and what her plans are. family and friends have told the police that in the past she talked about wanting to set up her own close business, perhaps in the london bridge, tower bridge area, but of course she is only 11 and she is extremely vulnerable. it looks like the male and female are concerned for her welfare. the three get on the train, on the same train to manchester piccadilly. they get on the same train again to birmingham new street. i am not saying they travelled together, but they were all on the same train, so we really want to find this male, this female to get in touch because they may where fatuma was going. you mentioned that line about fatuma kadir wanting to set up a business or base yourself in london for work, but do the police had any idea why she would have made such a journey at that time? he. she would have made such a “ourney at that time?— a

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we've missed months of education, in places like bolton where it's heavily populated.me in school has had a major impact on learning and on children's well—being. labour said it's glad the chaotic bubble system is ending, but says there is a risk that today's announcement will drive up infections in schools. at this primary school, there are safety concerns from teachers, parents and pupils. i think it's a complicated issue. in terms of missed learning and health, i thoroughly welcome it. the children will still be in school. but then when it comes to the anxieties of parents and teachers, of potentially having a child in school with the virus that's dormant, and the impact on their health, that's going to be very, very challenging to manage that. the government hopes in september schools in england will return to normality as we learn to live with in northern ireland, pupils will continue to be offered two lateral flow tests a week. the government hopes in september schools will be able to return to normality. the dilemma of keeping schools safe while minimising the d

let's discuss with the former national security adviser to then president trump, john bolton.e house memoir." the new yorker mack zone is reporting that general millie worried that the outgoing president, the outgoing president trump would launch air strikes in iran to start a crisis that could keep him in office. he said, i'm quoting now from the article, if you do this, you're going to have an f'ing war. for the top general to be that concerned about the commander in chief, how astounding is this? >> well, unfortunately, it is not astounding. i was a strong supporter of mark millie becoming the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff because i knew we were in dangerous territory, and i thought he would be the kind of rock he has proven to be. he was very worried both about this wag the dog scenario from donald trump but also generally the misuse of the military getting involved in american politics, something our officers are trained not to accept. and having had the experience of the famous march across lafayette square in the summer of 2020, millie was acutely aware of the d

i don't know how my body is going react to it. >> that was felicia bolton reporting for us. senate is worth noting that olympic athletes are not required to get vaccinated for covid-19 in order to participate in the games. >> feel like we're going to see more and more cases of that as the game's move on. unfortunately. >> and the opening ceremonies are friday, though. it's true. we had a couple days to go to to fix something all right. we're going to figure out is what what's going on? we have a lot to figure honest saturday. it's to 50, you know. know what we can figure out though is in the breeze is here with the whether this is true. and jonathan just seen go the families back together. reunited and it feels so good right, i didn't think you are ever coming back stop i went to disneyland last weekend. >> i think you're really talking about just steam. like i you know, i'm coming i know lauding, but now we're you're stuck with a let's take a look at a final check of your bay area forecast coit tower out there right now. little beautifully against that dark sky line out the

john bolton he said hopefully covid takes out john. that's demented. >> yeah., like dame nan said, i think we found a number of surprising things in the reporting about the way the president talked about the disease and talked about what the country should be doing about it. it was always in relation to him. and what it meant for him. i think this joke about john bolton one we first learned about the guantanamo bay proposal, it made us realize we couldn't rule out anything. if we heard a tip, even if it sounded crazy, we should run down everything we heard. this fell into that. it shows you how he was thinking about the virus and how he was thinking about the country's response. it was all in relation to him and what it meant for him and less so about what you do to protect other americans? >> and in realtime, many thought this might change is when the president himself got covid. a lot of people thought he's going to understand what a kick this is, how hard and difficult it is. he's going to remember most people out there watching don't get access to the speci

host: we would like to thank tatyana bolton from the r street institute for being with us this morningnd having this great conversation about ransomware and how the u.s. should respond.