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a bit of a ding dong there. let's now go to china and jintao. what's your question, please?heir opinion about the role of civil disobedience in equal rights protest movements. l do you think it is necessary or counterproductive - or simply unavoidable? duwayne brooks. i think the simple answer to that is it doesn't work, and therefore it is counterproductive. if you have a family business that has a history well over a hundred years, how devastated would you be seeing it on fire during a violent protest for equal rights or any another issue, to be fair? what would make you want to support a cause that causes pain and misery to other people? that's not the way forward. violent conduct during a protest is always avoidable. i'm not against the protest or the right to protest. i believe the right to protest or demonstrate is fundamental in society, but to commit violence, to loot, that's not necessary and that's wrong. 0pal tometi, the role of civil disobedience. the new york times has reported 7% of the protests last year had any kind of property damage or anything like that, s

listening to this thinking, "why does the israeli state official twitter account have to get into a ding—dongthe point specifically about what was being chanted and why it was important for the israelis to engage with this? first of all, i saw statistics myself which i think that there are 7 millionjews living in the state of israel, and 15 millionjews worldwide. her instagram account absolutely, by multiple, exceeds the actual population that she may be addressing all that she may be addressing or that she may be commenting on. so i think her following is absolutely stupendous, and i think that is why it attracts the attention of the state of israel and the official account. but i think the state of israel in general has not really succeeded in the forum of public diplomacy or what is often called a kind of propaganda, israeli propaganda. and they would like to have those kinds of successes, they have been trying to cultivate their celebrities of their own. but they just don't have the ability to attract the number of followers and frankly to have the kind of pop culture resonance coming fro

remember this, when keir starmer i think went into a pub and was effectively got into a bit of a ding dongebsites but broke on twitter. michael, you'll be aware, increasingly we are seeing everyone has a smartphone, everyone has a camera. so the model of people generating their own content and therefore breaking their own news, is that a threat to the reuters model? no, i don't see it as a threat. i think it's an amplification. i think it's something that is of great use for reuters. as well as i think it's really important that you think about the supply chain of content, be it either creation, verification and distribution. so unfortunately, there is a lot of misinformation on social media platforms. and reuters does a lot of work and making sure that we are verifying the news that is going across those platforms to make sure that everybody feels comfortable that they are able to make the smartest decisions possible with accurate information. to me i think this is the ecosystem that we are living in right now. we have to become used to it and work around it. and also make sure that it is

truth is, i got a couple of love bumps on my ding dong. so i was like, whoa, game over. home. and oh, look who's here to sign off on it. my boo, holly.

first a think it used to be ding-dong ditch. now you are going with baristas on app. doing it as a joke. it's his everyday order. >> that is his everyday order. people you wouldn't expect. it's like a triple mocha with foam and some latte light, please. three pumps, not four. i can taste the difference. all right, next topic, it looks like china has another deadly surprise in store for the rest of the world, will come and there is nothing that you or i can do about it. the world's largest polluter recently launched a rocket into space. it is plunging back towards earth. it could rain debris over any number of cities. we just don't know where. first, they unleashed covid. now we have to be looking in the sky? one thing i didn't know, one thing i did. apparently we don't let things above 10 tons come back uncontrolled. >> i didn't know that either. >> i didn't either. because this has 21 times. the chinese don't care. this is the second thing, which i knew. the other thing about donald trump and america first, it was only putting america on the same footing as everyone

remember this, when keir starmer i think went into a pub and was effectively got into a bit of a ding dongit as a threat. i think- see it as a threat. i think it's— see it as a threat. i think it's an _ see it as a threat. i think it's an amplification. i think it's an amplification. i think it's something that is of great use for— it's something that is of great use for reuters. as well as i think— use for reuters. as well as i think it's _ use for reuters. as well as i think it's really important that— think it's really important that you think about the supply chain— that you think about the supply chain of— that you think about the supply chain of content be it either creative _ chain of content be it either creative action verification and — creative action verification and distribution. so unfortunately, there is a lot of misinformation on social media _ of misinformation on social media platforms. and reuters does _ media platforms. and reuters does a — media platforms. and reuters does a lot of work and making sure _ does a lot of work and making sure that _ does a lot of work and

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the scottish angle we were discussing earlier about the ding—dong that we are looking at between westminsters changing before our very eyes, andy burnham and andy street explained that, and there is of course the issue in wales where they may will demand more devolved powers for the welsh parliament, so we really have witnessed a very significant set of elections yesterday and today. i do significant set of elections yesterday and today. i do think it has been a _ yesterday and today. i do think it has been a convulsion _ yesterday and today. i do think it has been a convulsion and - yesterday and today. i do think it | has been a convulsion and without elections for westminster and without westminster being the focus, we have heard from such a stellar people around the country, we heard from andy street and andy burnham and nicola sturgeon and mark drakeford, and i said 48 hours ago that scotland is a very different country, well actually the vote would say that difference has increased, but when you hear these voices around england, wales and scotland, you realise that there is not a singl