bringing our correspondent burg at mass now who is in windsor good to see you burkett harry and meghan juke and duchess of sussex and now married and have shared their first kiss tell us about their reaction from the crowd lucky enough to stand outside and witness it. i think most of the crowd would have been even lucky if they were had a chance to be inside but outside you know you can imagine really huge celebration people were following the ceremony by a loud speakers and some places also they had screens here where i was just outside the consulate where i followed the ceremony people were just cheering and just really sort of joyful when the moment happened and i think you know they've been lots of them have been waiting for this first long time some people came from really far away and had camped here for days now finally there is relief and it has happened they are has been and why. aren't we can bring in a gale matters now as well who is standing by for us gale if you can hear us there in windsor to tell us a little bit about how the service to fit from other royal weddings that

burkett's members of parliament suppose in our country and in your country have their own attitudes as far as such a law is concerned let me also say that there is such a law in europe as well and we have heard from process. you are. such a law will be actively used in germany in order to. protect their own interests so it's not very unusual foole russia to adopt a similar law but as i said let me repeat it should be a well balanced law that does not have any detrimental effects on our national economy and on the economy of our international partners some work in russia. as you know. a lot more is still in parliament is still in the reading and the adoption was postponed. the floor goes to the russian journalists. but you push thank you very much. i come from russia today because i have a question to both leaders to dish nearly you have addressed the situation in the ukraine given the current situation and what. i don't hear you saying we should revitalize the normative florida soon as possible. and if so when do you think it is possible to have their next meeting one more question abo

wake of a massive data scandal at the company but a byzantine committee process meant that sucker burkett baited some probing questions even if he made sure to apologize for the social media giants most glaring failures. lots of fake zuckerberg demonstrating in front of the european institutions. but inside the parliament not so much the hearing of the facebook c.e.o. was supposed to take place behind closed doors so that gave some the impression that the privacy of mr zuckerberg was more important than the privacy of facebook users but some you parliamentarians fought back and managed to have the hearing that took place right here in this room live streamed. so everyone could see how mark zuckerberg apologized for digital facebook tools causing real world problems once again we haven't done enough to prevent these tools from being used for harm as well and that goes for fake news foreign interference in elections and developers misusing people's information. we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility now is a mistake and i'm sorry for it. the start of an interesting debate

private event so we will only learn about all this much later during the day or maybe even tomorrow burkett regarding the wedding itself it was quite a departure from tradition for the british royals what's been the reaction to it. well i mean i found it really interesting to to watched a man of the american reverence who was really really animated and who spoke passionately about love about changing the world is somebody who's so many fighting for equality in the way he's known he's known for that but he has. emotions running high and it's quite quite hot in the end people have had a long days. there's quite quite a lot going on here he was i think you know really very vivid and you could see on the on the faces of the people inside the church they had i think they they were quite surprised by what you know what was happening and certainly something that's unusual. it's a royal wedding or any occasion where the royals are normally taking part so much so much passion in that speech and so much animation talk about love and changing the world i think that's what people really did not expect

property to go to burkett physic but little to quit their battle. is also off is it to get you up at it. has always existed it dates back to the origins of civilization it even predates the invention of money. the very earliest mesopotamian scriptures that we have are actually debts and products calculating who owes what to whom when temples and other large bureaucratic systems. so what you have actually are credit systems and in mesopotamia they don't have. private data has always existed but government data first emerged in italy in the major trading cities during the late middle ages. florence genoa and venice were constantly at war which cost them dearly. to pay for those sovereigns borrowed from prominent family first government bonds were traded paying interest. those prominence creditor families founded the first italian banks that started lending a lot of money to european markets who were caught up in endless wars. most often the bankers were worried by the warlike rulers an easy way of getting rid of debt one that would be used for centuri

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