sort of 1st of all settlements in bulgaria were actually one where basically that ambulance doesn't come pulled out almost uplands and this is also the situation with serbia with italy with most of the army oh it is a woman's are remote and most of the clients. are our core they don't necessarily get the service also when they approach the doctor they are welcome they are shocked that especially on the women that are in particularly difficult situation in in the middle in. a war on the over there who the population doesn't have health insurance represents just the lumberman it's the elite reason for people to not get equal treatment. i'm going to get us to me feel it now because you not just sitting there documenting all of these charitable prejudices and biases and basically racism you also are asking and and i'm really asking for a change let me just say this to you deanna this is cyprian i'm going to need to use about war now you're doing what you're hoping to did knowing what you know about roman catholic communities drink and he said. no i have behind does a slogan on the opium comm

jean mackenzie, bbc news, bulgaria.ing after tpm, let's just have a look at the weather first good afternoon. for some of us, the weather has felt physically spring light, but over parts of scotland as we head through the next few days, that u—turn back to something much more wintry is going to affect all of us. low pressure is down to the south east of the uk, that is going to be drawing in really cold easterly wind, so wind—chill has removed with a weekend into next week. feeling sub zero, for all all of us, and that cold wind is going to bring a snowfall. the heaviest of the snow is across northern scotland, between 20—30 centimetres, perhaps 50 centimetres on higher ground, an amber warning in force. we have already seen some disruption, we could see some more later. further snow across scotland, but some rain at lower levels in south—east scotland, and north—east england as well. rain showers also coming across parts of england and wales for the course of the night. some ice and frost could develop under those clea

ideological point of view seeing it as a manifestation of totalitarianism this is the monument in bulgaria opened in the time of the communist totalitarian state a glorification of communist ideology probably but also a stunning piece of brutalist architecture it is thankfully now being restored with help from a german university. i mean it is an extraordinary building give you that isn't brutal isn't just one of those top topics that sort of popular on social media not really that. important in the real world what is popular but it's not quite as popular as can't switch brings me to my last point i very popular instagram channel called kant's brutal ism somebody had the brilliant idea of fusing these 2 . shows in the photo shop the results are quite magnificent and somewhat disturbing. somewhat disturbing but set up. as always thanks very much for coming into the studio today. is it just a cliche that latin american musicians have more rhythm in their blood well mexican conductor a lot. perhaps a cliché as she's a bit of a percussionist herself this was apparent recently when she wrote th

bbc news, bulgaria.adian actor christopher plummer, known for his role in the oscar-winning musical the sound of music, has died in connecticut at 91. his manager said he touched all our hearts through his humanity and art. we look back on his life. [laughter] >> ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ correspondent: christopher plummer, the noble captain von trap, his heart melted by music and maria. >> hello? >> fraulein, bedtime is to be strictly observed. >> you did, sir. >> ♪ edelweiss, edelweiss every morning you greet me ♪ correspondent: the singing may have been dubbed, but christopher plummer brought depth and dignity in opposition to the nazis. while it made him an icon, he struggled with the sentimentality, and family call did the sound of mucus. >> yes, we all did. when you have to do something sentimental, in order to avoid being sentimental, you have to joke about it and see the funny side of it. correspondent: key thought of being a concert pianist, but was drawn to this stage. his henry

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an ideological point of view seeing as a manifestation of totalitarianism this is the monument in bulgaria opened in the time of the communist totalitarian state a drawer of creation of communist ideology probably but also a stunning piece of brutalist architecture it is thankfully now being restored with help from a german university. i mean it is an extraordinary building give you that isn't brutal isn't just one of those top topics that sort of popular on social media not really that. important in the real world what is popular but it's not quite as popular as can't switch brings me to my last point i very popular instagram channel called kant's brutal ism somebody had the brilliant idea of fusing these 2 . shows in the photo shop the results are quite magnificent and somewhat disturbing. somewhat disturbing but. as always thanks very much for coming into the studio today. is it just a cliche that latin american musicians have more rhythm in the blood well mexican conductor a lot. perhaps does fit the cliche as she's a bit of a percussionist herself this was apparent recently when she w

government is accused by the self of violating the unions laws undermining judicial independence in bulgaria torture is rife along with massive corruption at all levels of government how does that fit into the most advanced model of democracy in society in the modern world. the rule of law and the respect for the rule of law the moccasin and fundamental rights are the jewels in the crown of the european union their non-negotiable. i do not deny that in certain parts of our geography the their way to history and authority to authoritarianism and tyrion is still has. a resilient presence if you like and we are now for some years working very very consistently and i would say aggressive to remedy these but colleges in making clear that the rule of law has to be respected by all members states at all levels using their selling drug area that for 14 years but instead of doing it only by threatening the nuclear button off our article so many of the treaty we have now recently introduced a new approach through a european rule of law make is that allows us on a yearly basis to skirt examine the situ

even summit the 27 members discussed a proposal by greece other countries like spain iceland and bulgaria are pushing hard for a similar vaccination certificate which would meet the requirements of the tough data protection guidelines. there's no other way around not having at the beginning a uniform system for all 200 nations on this planet however i have my concerns if companies which are well known for other things collect excessive amounts of personal data and are also the ones who would have access to sensitive data about people's health. bunch of a few. could there soon be less rigorous rules for people who've been vaccinated for corona virus than for those who haven't critics fear there might be a vaccination certificate elite with more privileges but that hasn't happened yet. we disinvested 5 more example we don't know whether people who've been vaccinated could still be carriers and as long as we don't know that then a vaccination passport or whatever it's called is of no use to us. the bavarian district of outing doesn't want to wait for the e.u. that's why it keeps handing out

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government is accused by the self of violating the unions laws undermining judicial independence in bulgaria torture is rife along with massive corruption at all levels of government how does that fit into the most advanced model of democracy in society in the modern world. the rule of law and the respect for the rule of law the moccasin and fundamental rights are the jewels in the crown of the european union their non-negotiable i do not deny that in certain parts of our geography the their way to history and authority to authoritarianism and tyrion is still has. a resilient presence if you like and we are now for some years working very very consistently and i would say aggressively to remedy these but colleges in making clear that the rule of law has to be respected by all members states at all levels using or selling drug area that for 14 years but instead of doing it on li by threatening the nuclear button off our article so many of the treaty we have now recently introduced a new approach through a european rule of law make is that allows us on a yearly basis to scan examine the situat

government is accused by the self of violating the unions laws undermining judicial independence in bulgaria torture is rife along with massive corruption at all levels of government how does that fit into the most advanced model of democracy in society in the modern world the rule of law and the respect for the rule of law democracy and fundamental rights are the jewels in the crown of the european union their nonnegotiable. i do not deny that in certain parts of our geography the their way to history and authority to authoritarianism and tyrion is still has. a resilient presence if you like and we are now for some years working very very consistently and i would say aggressive to remedy these but colleges in making clear that the rule of law has to be respected by all members states at all levels using their selling you know gary about for 14 years but instead of doing it on li but threatening the nuclear button off our article so much of the treaty we have now recently introduced a new approach through a european rule of law nick is that allows us on a yearly basis to scan examine the sit

close down if they're not already closed down the damiano family originally from bulgaria has been struggling to make ends meet i mean survived lockdown despite the reduced client numbers has been daniels to a company which he started in 2007 has not it's always very health i used to hear from 19 now i have only one i don't have income from march of last year. just before actually it's more than 20000 in just in cape town guides who struggle ing at the moment because it's not it's not visitors off of the all western cape but on the beginner flag down i close for. their. shore on the left quadrant i move to smaller planes. higher than the big go on. in long street the heartbeat of good turns into payment seem they are for sale and too late signs everywhere this barber tells me his daily tally of customers has fallen from 100 to 5. he's not the only one complaining about the bleak economic situation as our last it is drive people to get out to the streets no one can no one can find jobs who takes care of us it gets better for whole day you can get maybe one customer can make maybe a 100 on an o

three, dominic thiem, won't bejoining him in the last eight though — he was beaten emphatically by bulgaria'sn to three sets by the former wimbledon champion garbine muguruza, who was then serving for the match, but 0saka broke back and won four straight games in that decider to win 4—6, 6—4, 7—5. 0saka's going for a fourth grand slam title and what would be her second in melbourne. and serena williams is also through to the quarterfinals after overcoming aryna sabalenka in three sets. she'll face the second seed simona halep next. and ben ainslie and his british sailing team have it all to do if they're to qualify for next month's america's cup. they've lost their latest two races in the qualifying prada cup to the italian luna rossa team off the coast of new zealand. that leaves aislie and his ineos team uk crew 4—0 down in the best of 13 series. there is some doubt, though, now about when the next races will be. 0riginally scheduled for wednesday, they've been postponed because of a snap lockdown in auckland. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc s

government is accused by the self of violating the union's laws undermining judicial independence in bulgaria torture is rife along with massive corruption at all levels of government how does that fit into the most advanced model of democracy in society in the modern world. the rule of law and the respect for the rule of law democracy and fundamental rights are the jewels and crown of the european union their non-negotiable i do not deny that in certain parts of our geography the their way to history and authority to authoritarianism and tyrion is still has. a resilient presence if you like and we are now for some years working very very consistently and i would say aggressive to remedy these but colleges in making clear that the rule of law has to be respected by all member states at all levels using their selling drug area that for 14 years but instead of doing it on li but threatening the nuclear button awful article so many of the treaty we have now recently introduced a new approach through a european rule of law make is that allows us on a yearly basis to scan examine the situation in

three, dominic thiem, won't bejoining him in the last eight, though — he was beaten emphatically by bulgaria's in the quarterfinals. she was taken to three sets by the former wimbledon champion garbine muguruza who was then serving for the match, garbine muguruza, who was then serving for the match, but osaka broke back and won four straight games in that decider to win 4—6, 6—4, 7—5. osaka's going for a fourth grand slam title and what would be her second in melbourne. and serena williams is also through to the quarterfinals after overcoming aryna sabalenka in three sets. she'll face the second seed simona halep next. there seed simona halep next. is more reaction to those matches there is more reaction to those matches over on the bbc sport website, where you can follow the rugby and football as well, but from me that is all for now. i will have more for you later. back to you, tim. thank you very much, more from you later on. donald trump has hinted he could return to politics, after being acquitted in his second impeachment trial in the us senate. only seven republicans joined the democrat

i had the pleasure of working with president bush to bring capitalism to bulgaria. i am proud to see american citizens innovating here in our country. you have done a good job talking about the lessons you learned in terms of the deposits in the risk management issue. so i would like to turn to a follow-up on some of the discussion on retail service that you have also touched on today. do you have a call center for robin hood investors customer >> thank you for that. i want to start by saying customer service is fundamental for everything we do and one of the areas where we are in testing the most. -- investing the most. we have centers in a number of states -- >> do you have a call center i can call if i am having trouble? >> we do offer life support -- live support. as i mentioned earlier, advanced options cases as well as account takeovers which typically happen through a customers personal email. the feedback has been great and we are looking to expand the live channel as well as make improvements. >> thank you, that is helpful. on the subject of margin and opti

rollout is because we are seeing a country like greece having vaccinated 7% and vogue area only 2% -- bulgaria only 2% so they get the same doses. they have to go -- deal with preparation for rollout. the more hesitant population the slower it would be, and i am especially concerned about the astrazeneca because there are 300 million doses of astrazeneca and if we start to see numbers coming out that only 15% of all the vaccine doses have gone from astrazeneca has extra -- actually been used and we continue to see that number that could slow things down, and so hesitancy is one of the major factors to look at. we have seen a kind of overall confidence in vaccines. other parts of the world we have seen a slight decrease. alix: so, if we wind up getting j&j in europe, pfizer and moderna, does that change or models or do the models take into account significant doses coming from them? rasmus: the model works with that they will be approved soon and works with the numbers indicated, and that astrazeneca will start dealing that at a higher rate. it is a fairly realistic estimate. it is very optimis

jean mackenzie, bbc news, bulgaria.iver banks breached. vast swathes under up to ten metres of water. translation: the fact i that the water has risen so high up on the trees like that, you don't realise it. but it's really something. translation: in 34 years, - i've never seen anything like this. this is really exceptional. this town's deputy mayor surveys the damage the only way he can. some have nowhere to go. a shop front now a waterfront. this tomato—producing town normally hosts an internationally renowned pop festival. now it welcomes in rescuers to help overcome this road to nowhere. translation: no-one i is missing or hurt, and the residents expect this kind of event. but this flood is actually exceptional. as we haven't had one of this magnitude since 1981. it caught many people off guard as they evacuated their homes. storm justine sent rivers in this area between bordeaux and toulouse to levels not seen since the 1870s. paris was affected too. the river seine burst its banks, proving quite an eyeful for even

there's a series of fascistic movements and romania bulgaria. you could slavia hungary all of this area of eastern europe is supplying as well. a germany with iron ore at a very admintageous rate. we all know about mr. mussolini since the late 20s. there's been mid-20s. there's been an italian expansionary government. they've gone all the way over around we can't can't see it to somalia libya. in march on march 10th 1940. he invades france and he does in 40 days. what? his the fathers of the vermark were not able to do in four years. that is they take not just the alsatial rain, but all of france belgium and and holland and luxenberg at this point. algeria morocco the french colonies fall to a sphere of influence controlled under vichy and allied with germany. spain they fought on the half of the fish forces under franco and the spanish civil war just five years earlier four years earlier portugal is same. turkey long ally of germany and world war i neutral but supplying germany as it can. so let's look at the map. where is the bright news for b

government is accused by the self of violating the unions laws undermining judicial independence in bulgaria torture is rife along with massive corruption at all levels of government how does that fit into the most advanced model of democracy in society in the modern world. the rule of law and the respect for the rule of law the moccasin and fundamental rights are the jewels and crown of the european union their non-negotiable i do not deny that in certain parts of our geography the their way to history and authority to authoritarianism and tyrion is still has. a resilient presence if you like and we are now for some years working very very consistently and i would say aggressively to remedy this but colleges in making clear that the rule of law has to be respected by all member states at all levels using their telling our gary of that for 14 years but instead of doing it on li but threatening the nuclear button of far to cause so many of the treaty we have now recently introduced a new approach through a european rule of law make that allows us on a yearly basis to scan examine the situatio

vaccines but are not is considering using it as a booster or combining it with its original shots bulgaria is offering covert 1000 vaccines to people of all ages after a low uptake by priority groups fewer than a 3rd of those 1st in line have been vaccinated since december hospitals started giving astra zeneca shots to people as young as 20 on friday well gary a has europe's lowest vaccination rate mainly due to concerns about side effects and distrust in its government. he's going to do a little early tonight we've been pleading for people to come and get vaccinated the situation is totally different now i wouldn't say we're overwhelmed because everything is under control but it seems a busy to the maximum and we're not turning anyone away not a single person so far. senegal says it does not have the capacity to store all types of covered 1000 vaccines a lot of cold storage facilities guaranteeing the low temperatures needed to store certain vaccines is a major stumbling block to immunization efforts in many developing countries reports from senegal's. i don't know it's common sense shout

there's a series of movements in romania, bulgaria, hungary, all of this area of eastern europe is supplyings well germany with iron ore at not a very advantageous rate. we all know about mr. mussolini, since the late 1920's -- mid 1920's, there's been an italian expansionary government. they have gone all the way to somalia, libya, on march 10, 1940 he invades france and he does in 40 days what his, the fathers of the where mocked -- were not able to do in four years. that is they take not just this area, but all of france, belgium, and holland and luxembourg. at this point, algeria, morocco, the french colonies fall to a sphere of influence allied with germany. spain, they fought on behalf of of the fascist forces under franco in the spanish civil war just 5 years earlier. portugal, the same. turkey, long ally of germany in world war i. neutral, but supplying germany as it can. let's look at the map. where is the bright news for britain? by 1941, i haven't quite finished. remember, without warning hitler, italy has invaded greece. thanks it's going to be easy. anybody who has been on the n

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american dream i had the pleasure of working for president bush 41 to try to bring capitalism to bulgaria after the wall fell. i'm glad to see you're an american citizen and innovating here in our country. >> thank you. >> i think you have done a good job talking about i'd say the acknowledged lesson you've learned in terms of these deposits for clearing and the important risk management issue for your firm. so i'd like to turn to follow up on some of the discussions about retail service that you've also touched on today do you have a call center generally for robinhood investors? >> thank you for that question, congressman. and i want to start by saying customer service is fundamental to everything that we do, and it's one of the areas where we're investing the most we have customer service centers in a number of states, colorado, florida, texas, and arizona. and we're looking to expand aggressively. >> you have a call center that i can call a 1-800 number if i'm having trouble in the middle of the trading day. >> we do offer, congressman, live phone support in app for certain use cases.

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bulgaria, estonia, poland, latvia, lithuania and romania. as americans, we salute their partnership and we share in their renewed sense of freedom. mr. speaker, as we in the legislative branch of this government meet and confer with our parliamentary counterparts, as well as foreign ministers and finance ministers from our nato allies, let us urge cooperation with our promise to defend each other, but more importantly urge the rapid adoption to achieve that fairer burden sharing, a goal so long ago argued for by president kennedy. thank you, mr. speaker, and my friend from texas, i yield back to you. . >> i appreciate the gentleman yielding back, appreciate him being here on the floor. we've got this time reserved tonight to talk about an issue that i think is fundamentally important, what we're seeing right now today, that is what i would call the ideological cleansing of america. the silencing of dissent. cancel culture, in common parlance today. mr. roy: it is a sickness that lice among us. threatens to tear apart our public at the seam,

our europe correspondent jean mackenzie has spent time in one settlement in bulgaria.hejungle. we have been taken deep into the _ live in thejungle. we have been taken deep into the settlement| live in the jungle. we have been - taken deep into the settlement where he has lived all his life. home to 25,000 people, it is severely overcrowded. warding off a virus is nearly impossible.— nearly impossible. people can't be safe. ambulances _ nearly impossible. people can't be safe. ambulances can't _ nearly impossible. people can't be safe. ambulances can't enter- nearly impossible. people can't be | safe. ambulances can't enter here. roma communities have long been discriminated against but the pandemic has cut them off from society completely. at one point, the people here were blamed for the outbreak of the virus, meaning no one will hire them any more. without formal contracts, they are struggling to government support. surviving is a syslog. the bulgarian government says it is working with communities to identify and support those in need. they are providing them with

i had the pleasure of working with president bush to bring capitalism to bulgaria. i am proud to see american citizens innovating here in our country. you have done a good job talking about the lessons you learned in terms of the deposits in the risk management issue. so i would like to turn to a follow-up on some of the discussion on retail service that you have also touched on today. do you have a call center for robin hood investors customer >> thank you for that. i want to start by saying customer service is fundamental for everything we do and one of the areas where we are in testing the most. -- investing the most. we have centers in a number of states -- >> do you have a call center i can call if i am having trouble? >> we do offer life support -- live support. as i mentioned earlier, advanced options cases as well as account takeovers which typically happen through a customers personal email. the feedback has been great and we are looking to expand the live channel as well as make improvements. >> thank you, that is helpful. on the subject of margin and opti

we will take you for a chat _ take you for a chat about great uncle bulgaria now but in the meantime,s so much further than just putting clothes online. four years ago, a mysterious model stirred up the fashion industry. her name was shudu and nobody knew where she came from. turns out shudu wasn't real — she came from the imagination of fashion photographer cameron james wilson and she became an internet sensation. she even appeared in a digital—only swarovski dress at the 2019 baftas in london with her movements provided by a real model in canada. such was shudu's success that wilson decided to create a model agency called the diigitals and design six more models to create a more diverse line—up, including galaxia, a much—needed alien model. in all seriousness, wilson thinks that his approach can tackle one of the biggest issues that the fashion industry faces — sustainability. in the next 3—5 years, many of the brands that we know today are going to be using 3d in their pipelines in some way, shape or form, whether that's designing the clothes or creating campaigns with digital mod