section runs north-south linking central dhaka. japan has extended a government backed loan and technical aid to the project through the japan international cooperation agency for jica and firms in bangladesh. thunder 2022 officials say japanese tech was used in automatic ticket gates compatible with ie cards. the route is set to open in 2025. dhaka is known as the world's most densely populated cities in the new railway is expect to cut traffic congestion and air pollution. both has worsened as bangladesh has become more economically developed. >>> railways, airports and expressways in japan are packed with people heading to hometowns and vacations. the mass exodus was peaked in on thursday. all nippon airways and japan airlines a domestic flights leaving osaka tokyo's haneda are almost fully booked for the day. major airline said last week that more than 2.7 million people had booked flights over the nine days through january 5th. many people are choosing to travel as no coronavirus restrictions are in place. some archie king pcr

from across the country, they poured into the capital, dhaka, in their thousands.uman rights day. these protesters say they are being denied their own. translation: there is no democracy in bangladesh. | establishing democracy is our main demand. we have been harassed by police at every check postjust to get here. translation: this government wants to control everything - with the help of police. they want to use police to be in power for life. sheikh hasina wants to be in power, keeping everyone at a gunpoint. in the last few days, things were much more tense. gunfire. the security forces clashed with opposition supporters, arresting hundreds, who say it's another example of how the government's crushing dissent. they're calling for three and fair elections and for prime minister sheikh hasina to step down. seen here at the cop summit, she's been a key voice on the debate around climate change. in an interview with the bbc in september, sheikh hasina denied claims her government's silencing critics. many people can place allegation but how far it is true, you have

for more on this, i spoke earlier to the bbc�*s akbar hossein, who is in dhaka. they have been demanding a non—party, neutral caretaker government to oversee the next general election, which is due to be held byjanuary 2024, because there was credible evidence of vote—rigging in the last general election, which was held in 2018. so the main opposition, the bnp, says that if the present government, led by sheikh hasina remains in power and they manage the election, next general election, there is a high possibility of vote rigging and election fraud. that's why they are demanding a non—party caretaker government. this is the first thing. another thing is, in recent months, the price hike of essential goods is so high, the inflation has gone up like many other countries and the government is actually struggling to meet the import bills because of severe dollar crisis. so these are the things actually which escalated the protest in the people and the opposition. they are holding rallies in several parts of the country already. they've already held nine rallies acros

a show of force on the streets of dhaka.tion ahead of their mass protest, arresting hundreds. for these families, it is all too familiar. they say their relatives were also rounded up by security forces — brothers, sons, husbands and fathers, supporters of the opposition who have been missing for years, like this political organiser. this woman says her brother was abducted in 2013. she still wants answers. if they deny that law enforcement agency has not abducted them, who has abducted them? it also lies to them, the government, to find out, where are the citizens? we put sanjida and other families' concerns to the foreign minister. he said un figures on enforced disappearances are not accurate. unfortunately, the un collected those informations from some quarters who are politically motivated and they have a habit of magnifying things and they have a habit of doctoring information. we have spoken to families who say that their husbands or their brothers, their fathers, were taken away. are you saying they are not telling t

tomorrow they will be holding another rally in dhaka and ahead of the rally, the government, they docal cost for them. that's why police reacted very harsh. there was a deadly clash between opposition supporters and police which left one person killed. the british government has announced a major overhaul of the financial services industry, relaxing some of the safeguards imposed after the 2008 financial crisis. the chancellor, jeremy hunt, says the reforms will cut red tape and boost growth, but critics say his plan risk forgetting the lessons of the past. our business editor, simonjack, reports. october 1986, the so—called big bang, widespread financial deregulation in the uk, which ushered in an era of buccaneering, risk—taking freewheeling. but in 2008, the wheels spectacularly came off, banks around the world went bust, requiring tens of billions of taxpayer—funded rescues. tough rules to stop that happening again are now being reviewed or binned. the banks have become much healthier financially since 2008, we've put in place a process so that financial issues can be resolved wh

but i didn't stop tens of thousands of opposition supporters from gathering in dhaka on saturday. a people don't have any security here. they don't have the right to vote in this scale to venture out to us because of repression. we demand the autocratic government resigned a ha, ha, we want this government to resign emulates from a prime minister carlita zia. we want real democracy on wednesday, shortly after an interview with al jazeera, the part is later curly slum was arrested. along with 500 supporters. bunker hill, fortunately, facing one of the most severe political crisis. now it, because that the people of discontinuing the tribes in 14 guys, democracies totally absent 1000 mileage. unfortunately, the whole scenario is dest justin, alternatively, and government is running this country, the u. n. and the u. s have condemned the violence and called for an investigation . while 12 advocacy groups and rights watch dogs have. he shouldn't join statement expressing concerns about gross human rights violations. in a statement amnesty international as accused the government of hav

dhaka will host the first two 0dis and the final two t20 matches on 12th and 14th march.red bangladesh in 2016. the los angeles chargers have made the nfl playoffs for the first time since 2018, after a 20—3 victory over the indianapolis colts. quarterbackjustin herbert played a key role in the win, completing 25 of 31 passes for 235 yards. austin ekeler then ran for two touchdowns and cameron dicker kicked two field goals for them. the victory means they've clinched an afc wild card spot. it's the chargers first appearance in the post—season under head coach brandon staley. in the nba, the brooklyn nets beat cleveland 125—117 to extend their winning streak to nine games. it was another big night for kevin durant — he and kyrie irving both scored 32 points. the victory edges brooklyn ahead of the cavs for third place in the eastern conference. after a difficult start to the season, they've now won 1a of their last 15 games. durant had some celebrating to do after the game — he's now passed former san antonio spurs great tim duncan for 15th on the nba's all—time scoring li

dhaka will host the first two 0dis, and the final two t20 matches on 12th and 14th march.es chargers have made the nfl playoffs for the first time since 201 after a 20—3 victory over the indianapolis colts. quarterbackjustin herbert played a key role in the win, completing 25 of 31 passes for 235 yards. austin ekeler then ran for two touchdowns and cameron dicker kicked two field goals for them. the victory means they've clinched an afc wild card spot. it's the chargers' first appearance in the post—season under head coach brandon staley. that's all the sport for now. studio: thank you so much. the british chef and tv star jamie oliver has called for all children living in households on universal credit to be given free school meals. the chef, who has long campaigned for children to have better access to healthy food, has told the bbc that investing in free school meals for children will improve their health. if we don't spend it here, it will kind of react elsewhere within the community and it definitely won't be as cheap. it definitely will not be as cheap. so i think if

thank you tens of thousands of opposition supporters in bangladesh have gathered in the capital dhaka demanding the government step down. security in the city is tight, and many people are staying off the streets, fearing violence. the bangladesh nationalist party, or bnp, accuses the government of prime minister sheikh hasina of ruining the economy and stifling democracy. bnp chief, khalida zia, and other leaders were arrested ahead of the rally. our south asia correspondent, rajini vaidyanathan, told us how the government is responding to the protests. well, what we're hearing from dhaka at the moment is that it is hundreds of thousands who have gathered at a site in bangladesh's capital for this mass anti—government protests. in the days running up to this protest, there have been violent clashes between government security forces and supporters of the opposition, the bangladesh national party. there have been hundreds of arrests, the offices of the bangladesh national party, the party says, have been barricaded and they say they were raided. we know that two senior figures in the

thousands of supporters of bangladesh, his main opposition party have taken to the streets of the capitol dhaka the nationalist party is demanding new elections. and the resignation of prime minister shake a santa the party accused of the government of a crackdown on its activists. the government denies that hong kong pro democracy media tycoon, july has been sentenced to nearly 6 years in prison for fraud, relating to lease violations lies company read the apple daily newspaper, which close in 2021. after a police raid human rights campaigners say, the case against him is of indebted by beijing. russia claims to have made gains recently and its illegally annexed areas of eastern ukraine. ukrainian president of literary zalinski, says, russian forces have turned the city of bar mote into ruins, civilians, their face wintry conditions, without much heat or power. speed is of the essence. ludmilla below distributes walter and food for air. right shelters, impact boot, much at the front line city and the tonight screeching is in ruins. the few who get stows for the winter are the lucky ones. north

thousands of supporters of bangladesh, his main opposition party of taking to the streets of the capital dhaka. the nationalist party is demanding new elections and the resignation of prime minister shake. i seen the party accuses the government of a crackdown on activists, which it denies. hong kong for democracy, media tycoon, jimmy lies been sentenced to nearly 6 years in prison for fraud, relating to beast, violations, lies, company ran the apple daily newspaper which closed in 2021 after police raid human rights campaign, or say the case against him is a vendetta by beijing, a hostage taker is dead after police moved in on him in the eastern german city of dresden. is 2 hostages, escaped on, hurt. police say the suspect suffered from mental illness and earlier had killed his mother. hundreds of officers took part in the police operation which spanned several hours and several locations before ending here at this shopping mall in central dresden, after phone negotiations, failed to convince the suspect to surrender himself. and the woman and child he had taken hostage police stormed the sh

the bbc�*s akbar hossain is in dhaka.rsee the next general elections, which is said to be held byjanuary 202a. bnp says there is credible evidence of vote rigging in the last general elections which took place in 2018. ballot boxes were stuffed on the night before the election took place. political protest backed at a time in the country is facing unprecedented inflation. the government is struggling to pay import bills due to the dollar crisis. it is widely believed that some people associated with the ruling party siphoned off millions of dollars from bangladesh and invested in some western countries. the present government, led by is widely accused of human rights violations, corruption and curdling freedom of exsion. last year, the united states imposed targeted sanctions on bangladesh's rapid action battalion which is an elite force for their gross human rights violation. but the government says they have achieved sustained economic growth in the last ia years and the opposition is trying to create instability in the

attention around the world, bangladesh has launched the 1st metro rail service in the, in his capital dhaka. the new network should ease congestion in one of the world's most densely populated mega cities. 100 stations and 6 lines are scheduled to be in service by 2030. and i think serves living in northern kosovo will now dismantle road blocks that were erected to protest the arrest of a former ethnic sir policeman. the announcement comes after serbian president alexander boot judges and urged ethnic serbs to reconsider their actions and of needing to discuss the 19 day long disruption cost for declared independence from serbia in 2008. 2022 is rapidly drawing to a close and, and new year's all the way. it's a tough time for reflecting on the good and bad of this year. for some that means turning the page on and on unpleasant memories. and that's exactly what people have been doing at the annual good riddance. event in new york's times square. get rid of them. i dance. union to 20. 23. after shredding trashing and bashing 20. 22. for the people here this year has been one to for guess. the

gunfire a show of force on the streets of dhaka.ng accused of trying to silence its critics, clamping down on the opposition ahead of their mass protest, arresting hundreds. for these families, it is all too familiar. they say their relatives were also rounded up by security forces — brothers, sons, husbands and fathers. supporters of the opposition, who has been missing for years, like this political organiser. this woman says her brother was abducted in 2013. she still wants answers. if they deny that law enforcement agency has not abducted them, who has abducted them? it also lies to them, the government, to find out, where are the citizens? we put her and otherfamilies�* concerns to the foreign minister. he said un figures on enforced disappearances are not accurate. unfortunately, the un collected those informations from some quarters who are politically motivated and they have a habit of magnifying things and they have a habit of doctoring information. we have spoken to families who say that their husbands or their brothers, t

is no need for new restrictions. bangladesh has launched the 1st metro rail service in its capital dhaka. the new network should ease congestion in one of the world's most densely populated mega cities. 100 stations and 6 lines are scheduled by 23rd. a veteran leader, the veteran leader benjamin not to know who is being sworn in as israel's new prime minister. the incoming government is the most right wing and is really history and include several ultra orthodox and ultra nationalist parties. the coalition is bound to expand settlements in the occupied west bank and other disputed areas. it's nathan, yahoo's 6th government, but these still on trial for alleged corruption. monsieur benjamin netanyahu 1st served as israel's prime minister, in 1996 and then again for 12 years until 2021. yet critics are very worried about his return. t w's jerusalem correspond. rebecca readers told me more. yeah, that's right terry. i mean obviously we've seen at v vi netanyahu in be the prime minister many times over this certainly not the 1st, right. when government we've seen in this country, as you righ

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tens of thousands have gathered in the bangladeshi capital dhaka for a mass anti—government rally callingor a neutral interim governent to be appointed. ——interim government. it followed days of violent clashes in the city, where hundreds of opposition supporters were arrested. the government says it respects the right to peaceful protest and has denied claims it's trying to suppress any form of dissent. that is it from me. i will see you next week. nancy will be here at the top of the error, but here on bbc news, it is time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur, and today i'm in oslo for the presentation of this year's nobel peace prize. there are threejoint winners, two of them human rights organisations, one from ukraine, one from russia, the third an imprisoned political dissident from belarus. now, obviously, he cannot be here, but i am joined by leaders of the two human rights groups from kyiv and from moscow. in the past, when i've interviewed joint winners, it has been together, but not this year. the ukrainians insisted on separate interviews, one telling indicati

tomorrow they will be holding another rally in dhaka and ahead of the rally, the government, they dothey think it will be have a political cost for them. that's why police reacted very harsh. there was a deadly clash between opposition supporters and police which left one person killed. to china now — where two young men are in the middle of an epicjourney which few have ever completed — running the length of the great wall of china. more than 20,000km of it — that's more than 13,000 miles. 0n the quietest parts of the great wall, in all conditions, they're running. two young men — half—british, half—chinese — completing a marathon a day along the entire length of this phenomenal structure. we're doing this to fulfil our childhood dream of running the great wall. they've trained for years, to traverse what are actually a series of walls and battlements. it's a gruelling undertaking. doing something like this, something very difficult, builds strength of character. oh, this is a nice bit of the wall, isn't it? check that out. so spectacular. and you've been here a few times... forjimm

. >> a show of force on the streets of dhaka.government long accused of trying to silence critics. clamping down on the opposition ahead of their mass protest. arresting hundreds. for these families, it's too familiar. they say their relatives were also rounded up by security forces. brothers, sons, husbands, and fathers. supporters of the opposition that have been missing for years li a political organizer. she says her brother was abducted in 2013. >> if they deny the law enforcement agencies abducted them. who has abducted them? >> we put the families' concerns to the foreign minister. he ss the descriptions -- the u.n. descriptions are not accurate. >> the you and got the inrmation from reporters that are politically motivated. they have a job magnifying things. they have a job doctoring information. >> we have spoken to families that say that their husbands, their brothers, and fathers were taken away. are you saying they are not telling the truth? >> we would welcome them to come to us and tell the truth. >> the bangladesh'

tens of thousands have gathered in the bangladeshi capital, dhaka, for a mass anti—government rally calling a neutral interim governent to be appointed. it followed days of violent clashes in the city where hundreds of opposition supporters were arrested. the government says it respect the right to peaceful protest and has denied claims it is trying to suppress any form of dissent. now on bbc news, the travel show. coming up on this week's travel show... as the cost of energy soars, cat meets the islanders making the most out of mother nature... we are in an active, dormant volcano. ..nic tests his tastebuds in turkey... i'm suddenly doing a jigsaw puzzle with pastries. ..uno, due, tres... ..and things get a bit competitive in italy! wow! welcome to the travel show. this week, i'm in tuscany, in the mountain town of volterra to find out all about the delights of this region. check these guys out behind me. they're called the spandera torri. but first up, we're off to the azores. and if you're not familiar with them, they're an archipelago far out in the atlantic ocean, about 1,500 kilometre

attractive for let's say, an average bangladesh, a, or an average russian as leaving it in cities like dhaka or moscow. yes. thank you. i think a little bit more does exist. that can be followed. that can slow down your g d p growth. but if you think g d p is the only test off your development, you better also count. how much are you losing your g to be because of the environment in the nation environment? dish. ugh, every bangladesh she is losing 3 to 4 years of their life spend because of in production. and we tend to thing. it's not me, some of the darker person, it's not me some other than that, which is my mother is my father. we don't really think that we to sustainable alternatives. sustainable development models do exist, but in the rush of foster judy, we forget the ill trust for happiness about cities c 441 division. the reality is, this is the place where you get livelihood is somewhat secure. today it has to be decentralized, which is not often happening out of the way. everything remains to this entry. we've kind of changed this with aggravate farther because one 3rd of cost of

demands for an election time. caretaker government securities heavily, beth up across the capital city, dhaka, the bangladesh nationalist party. the main opposition party is headquartered is totally coroner by police. no one is allowed in the perimeter. that's the economy spirals and the cost of living source, bangladesh now faces the additional challenge of growing calls for regime change. head of the mix. general elections can be charged re. i'll just eat our deca under certain, isn't it? protested against present kai, dad of next parliamentary elections accusing in an undermining democracy after a suspended parliament last year in one con has more the flag for a strong display of unity among tin is yours, norman. firstly, rival opposition parties, the protestant eunice come on international human rights stay. the parties are calling for the defense of democracy, or rejection of what they call the force of the electoral process and preserving freedoms. it's aimed a case side that gene is in president dissolved parliament in march after suspending it last year. so i did this through a refere

tournament favorites . brazil, supporters of bangladesh, his main opposition party, had been protested dhaka called on the prime minister to resign. thousands turned up in the capital to find a crackdown white protest of continued in peru after the rest of each person petro castillo. he was removed from power to detain on wednesday to port as a demanding his release and have held rallies. crossing the man known as the merchant of death is back in russia after a prisoner swap and already taking a swipe at moscow's enemies. arms de la vic, to boot, has given his 1st interview to state media, accusing the west to trying to destroy russia. and he has him, has this report not from oscar. it took months of secret diplomatic negotiations, but in the end, one of america's most wanted men returned to russia, a free man. he was released from a u. s. facility as part of a prisoner exchange with american basketballs thought. brittany greiner, who had been detained in russia, russian alms dealer, victor boot, was called the merchant of death and spent 14 years in the u. s. prison. you are sentenced to pr

a 1 million 242 thousand change for a more dhaka 1 million. 221 thats you're talking about a difference and see. they just change about 22,000 votes right now separating these 2. the other key number here, how much of the vote if they counted 70% is an estimated amount of votes that have been counted. so still a ways to go. and ken and catherine, this thing has been flipping back and forth. these are real-time results. and, you know, you walker could easily. the bottom line is it's as close as can be right. we do now we don't know. and we won't know for a bit maybe will know tonight. maybe we will. but we do know that no one's going to really have a comfortable margin, right? and if it's really tight, look for a recount, of course, you know that they'll be calling for that. all right. thank you. grant that. >> there contests to between senator warnock and herschel walker will determine just how much of an advantage democrats have in the new congress and our washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has the details. >> a competitive contest for georgia senate seat is finally coming t

tens of thousands have gathered in the bangladeshi capital dhaka for a mass anti—government rally callingtral interim governent to be appointed. it followed days of violent clashes in the city, where hundreds of opposition supporters were arrested. the government denies claims it's trying to suppress dissent. now on bbc news, click. the bbc has just revealed its 2022 list of 100 inspiring and influential women from around the world. so this week, we're celebrating the achievements of female tech innovators. shiona meets an absolute legend of the sporting world to find out how tech is transforming her game. hello. i go to the world's biggest start—up campus in paris, where female innovators are cooking up some amazing ideas. it tastes a lot like egg. there is a bit of an aftertaste, a slightly bitter aftertaste. mmm, bit of seasoning maybe, or mouthwash? anyway, i've been to meet a female tech boss who is helping to shape the future of surgery. the contribution of women in all walks of life has often been forgotten, because history has mainly been recorded by men. but here at the glasgow w

more people are migrating to dhaka from low lying areas which are prone to flooding. a sea levels rise body loaded, i guess i left boiler island a long time ago. my ancestors, family and homes got washed away by the sea. so i moved to dark. awful work. one study suggests 2000 people movie or every day. authority is said, there is a shortage of adequate housing infrastructure and water and waste management systems which is increasing the spread of diseases. yes. land grab yes, long to grabbing is a problem in the canals and river are narrowing and losing their desk due to the dumping of pollution, which causes flooding. the government has taken the initiative to fight against land grubbers and those who occupy parks and other spaces are been planner, said development projects in it to be regulated. if the government wants to reclaimed wetlands and expend sustainably cocora denominated, there are laws and a plan for the development of the city. but these are hardly implemented or enforced by the city development authorities, district administration, or long foresman age

but i didn't stop tens of thousands of opposition supporters from gathering in dhaka on saturday. and people don't have any security here. they don't have the right to vote in the skates of injury outdoors because of repression. we demand the autocratic government resigned. mean, oh, we want this government to resign and release from a prime minister carlita zia. we want real democracy on wednesday, shortly after an interview with al jazeera, the part is later futrell islam was arrested, along with 500 supporters. bunker hill, fortunately, facing one of the most severe political crisis. now it, because that the people of discontinuing the drivers and 14 guys democracies totally absent vowing mileage. unfortunately, the whole scenario is dest justin, alternatively, and government is running this country, the u. n. and the us have condemned the violence and called for an investigation. while 12th advocacy groups and rights watchdogs have he shouldn't join statement expressing concerns about gross human rights violations. in a statement amnesty international as accused the government

the 1st section of bangladesh is 1st ever metal whale services opened in dhaka. hundreds of excited residents formed long lines in the early hours to wait their turn on the rail service once completed, the network is expected to carry around $60000.00 people an hour across 6 lines. japan provided most of the funding to the near $3000000000.00 project, the authority, se it'll help which is traffic the densely populated city. asked my mother to alicia to my door and i've been here since morning waiting in line to ride the metro rail because it was a dream project for us. now that the dream has come true, i'm feeling great. it's a premonition. yeah, it's yolanda. know what i'm taking the train ride with my family feeling very good by the grace of god. i want to give thanks to our prime minister. i feel like we are progressing day by day. like this is why i so happy and i'm not able to express it with words. we're waiting to get to get since 7 am in the morning. and now i finally got this chance to ride the train. and a very quick reminds in our top stories on al jazeera.

and of course, also from the emma about this incident to the amendment tanveer chandry in dhaka, thank an intensive weather storm across the united states and canada has left millions without power. at least 30 people have died in several us states. and some of them trapped in the cause. 12 of the fatalities in the state of new york, which is one of the worst hit regions in the city of buffalo. people have been confined to their homes of several days. she returns he has more from washington dc . winter storm elliot may have long passed over much of us, but arctic, and lingered on christmas day over 2 thirds of the country. we are in a war. this is a war with mother nature. and she has been hitting us with everything she has since the late hours of thursday and friday, saturday, and now on christmas morning. and this will go down in history as the most devastating storm in buffalo, the long story history, the polar temperature is not any creative. the phenomenon of lake effect snow in the northern great lakes region, but also ocean effects in maine on the atlantic coast. the principle i

this year al jazeera is tanveer, chandry has more from dhaka. right now, the condition in the camp is a desperate lie, a high crime rate into rival gang violence in the camp. many of the refugees i spoke to said the violence is very, very intense. and they want to leave the camp. there is no opportunity for jobs or any kind of means to earn living. and without any hope uncertainty, there is no differentiation process. there's no international, serious involvement in getting this. we have to jesus back to me on my end, right kind stage. and we also know there is a serious, intense insurgency battle between, but these are our kind rebels and the government forces, which is gradually moving towards the bangladesh border. so considering this and also the fact many ro hang a woman actually gets married over the phone with a male who are living in southeast asia, mostly in malaysia. there is another reason. so there is a desperate attempt to leave the camp by a rickety fishing trawler saw a very poor condition indian worlds that the traffic are used w

for an election time. caretaker government securities heavily, beth up all across the capital city, dhaka, the bangladesh nationalist party. the main opposition party is headquartered is totally coroner by police. no one is allowed in the parameter. that's the economy spirals and the cost of living source, bangladesh, and our faces. the additional challenge of growing calls for regime change, head of the mix, general elections, tundra chaudhry. i'll just, it are darker. we go to peru now than you present. deena martez sworn in a new cabinet, including for me deputy finance minister alex contreras, as economy minister and chemical engineer coverage, energy and mines minister. it comes amid protests, off to the impeached form of president andrew castillo, is removed from power and detained on wednesday, supported the demanding his release, and val rallies across the country. as do is facing charges of rebellion and conspiracy. demonstrators of calling for early elections. i am sanchez, is in lima. with more details on this. she just named a new cabinet. she is in doing a lot in this past 3

for an election time. caretaker government securities heavily beefed up all of was the capital city dhaka, the bangladesh nationalist party. the main opposition party is headquartered is totally coroner by police. no one is allowed in the perimeter as the economy spirals and the cost of living source, bangladesh and our faces, the addition of challenge of growing calls for regime change. head of the next general elections can be charged re, i'll just eat are darker. huber is struggling to get some of its oil storage infrastructure up and running after a massive fire. the blaze was caused by lightning strike in august and took a week to extinguish 16 people died. gibberish, facing a severe energy crisis on its battle to resolve the problems without its super tanker base law. so face to face continues to function on a limited capacity. we now have less storage capacity of crude oil, but we have not slowed down the services. with immense effort, we must keep armoire, came at all local. i've been doing now. a team of scientists in australia has discovered the complete fossil of a 100000000 ye