there is one parish of dominicans in the area, saint dominic's church. as vicar for advancement for the western province, how big is the western province? >> it is basically all the west coast of california. and it goes as far east as utah. it goes far south as tucson and across the border in mexico. and as far north as alaska, where we have a new house in alaska and anchorage. we serve the cathedral parish in anchorage but go out and act as missionaries throughout the great state of alaska. >> one of the original party with the archbishop was a dominican sister, right . >> the wonderful thing about the dominican order is it is not just the priest or the friars preaching , saint dominic new in order to radically change culture or bring god to culture, you needed a strong component of women. even before he formally founds the order of preachers, he founds the nuns first. i had the privilege of visiting the little monastery and you have contemplative nuns living there and they are from all over the world . for me personally it was attractive, it was not si

also, dominic. _ it isjust not sufficient. also, dominic, there _ it isjust not sufficient.it isjust not sufficient. also, dominic, there has been - it isjust not sufficient. also, dominic, there has been a l it isjust not sufficient. also, | dominic, there has been a lot it isjust not sufficient. also, - dominic, there has been a lot of reaction from the medical community as well at the conclusion of this trial. particularly in terms of how somebody who was a registered nurse, somebody who was a registered nurse, somebody who was in a position of caring for the sickest and most premature babies, could be responsible. as you say, you talked about some of the people in the profession, names like beverley allitt, harold shipman, this is something that is very rare, but it must be distressing for other members of the medical community when this happens. you are absolutely right, it must be awful to be part of the team that lucy letby was part of and to know you worked alongside her. it is just unthinkable, isn't it? judith moritz interviewed a lead consultant, and he said that

i think they will be the dominant fulls of growth. other emerging markets, we also growth africa has been doing a good job. south america, latin america, not so good, but we hope we can recover on the whole. i think the global south will be in increasing, increasingly larger share of the world economy as has happened in recent decades. so we will have a responsibility to be more effective in this new multiple were world where we will have a great a share of you cannot make activity. well, mr. but just to thank you so much for your time today and for your insights. we really do appreciate it was a pleasure for me to thank you. they'll be plenty more interviews in the coming days here on our t as we bring you all the latest from the 15th annual break summit in south africa . don't miss our special coverage of the global event directly from the venue itself on our t international. you can watch our exclusive interview with you, garden high commissioner to south africa. paul, i'm more right after than use our the them always preparing to

system saw in front of itself, that it could not continue its work of dominating the societies .ad was the pro-quran and ahl al-bayt movement, let them try to create discord, they tried to make groups like daesh and takfiri groups, they equipped them, they armed them, they gave them money, they gave them information, they gave them power to the lives of the islamic ummah, and they used them. empty the hopes of conversion let them hope for one morning as an excuse for those who desecrate the sacred, and do it according to the holy quran, which is a chain of insults to the sacred, widespread media work , creating discord by groups like isis and takfiri movements, these are all words of a chain of efforts to curb the power of islam. believers in god and the resurrection and those who chose mosques as their fortress . the mosque is the house of god on earth . the coming of believers in god who have common issues is the enemy they have a common concern, they have a common concern, they see their own problems in the mosque, the mosque is a place of humanization, the staffing of believe

they waited until i became the dominant force in the full -- polls because we are dominating everyone, including biden. then, they dominate all of them, including local ga's and agee's, right in the middle of the campaign. we are leading by so much. every time they file an indictment, we go up in the polls. we need one more indictment to close out the election. one more indictment in the selection and it is closed out. no one has a chance. we have already defeated the republicans pray there are two and three in one. they all want me to go to the big stage, and i say, if we are at 71, and they are at 0, 1, 2, three, some of them are or five. does this make a lot of sense? not really. >> those were comments by present -- the president last night. before the appearance, he put out a post on street social that said this red we will put this on the screen. if you go after me, i'm coming after you. there has been, as you can imagine, reaction to that post. this is a political article that says the fed alerts judge to trump's if you go after me, i will come after you post. the former preside

five regions in this concept , it is assumed that it should dominate five regions, and when you dominatere and in africa , and in latin america and southeast asia, the asian pacific region is the majority of the world's population all buy and trade in yuan, uh, that's another policy in the financial sphere, the internationalization of the renminbi, which we said, you define, so to speak , all things in parallel, you create the swift system, and in parallel with the american one, in parallel , you create cloud technologies, that is, in fact, you create a mirror the usa has a parallel system, a parallel system that was created after the second world war by the united states of america, but it did not succeed in china, and the united states took a course from the 18th year, well, seeing that what the strategy is being implemented by china, they adopted a containment strategy, and in order to contain china , we said that the economic war had been unfolding since the 18th year. it turned into a technological war there in the 20s. the idea of ​​the united states of america's dominance is two o

for selfish people, selfishness and domination after the first world war, after the second world war,e two powers of the east and the west were formed in the world as two power blocs, and after the collapse of the soviet union, the system of domination was the only obstacle that they saw in front of themselves. the united muslims believed in god, the only obstacle was the system of domination the leader himself says that he took measures to break this great power, creating discord in the islamic ummah by activating his own media and news and propaganda empire, trying to launch takfiri groups for murder and bloodshed and destruction among the ummah. islam has different names, the flag was the flag of la ilaha illa allah, but to hit monotheism, to hit the islamic ummah, what wars did the takfiri groups in the islamic ummah not commit, it was an insult to the holy things , an insult to the exquisite soul of the best creature in the universe. the honor of islam, may god bless him and grant him peace, is an insult to the heavenly book and the happiness of mankind, the holy quran, which is

legal correspondence dominic casciani they're speaking to us. thank you, dominic.t two of the offspring have left the nest, raising hopes that the fish eating bird of prey can establish a permanent colony. the birds of prey were persecuted to extinction in ireland in the late 18th century. do stay with us here on bbc news. we will have lots more to come, including the headlines at the top of the hour. thanks for watching. hello. we are into the last week of summer. me geologically speaking, at least. and unfortunately, it looks as though it is going to stay unsettled. that said, it won't be a wash—out, but keep an eye out for scattered showers over the next few days, with the potential to be heavy with some thunder and lightning. low pressure towards the west and south of the uk at the minute, bringing rain into parts of scotland through today. elsewhere, largely dry with just a few showers and still warm for the south—east of england where temperatures have reached 25 or 26 degrees with the odd heavy showers persist in. over the next few days, those temperatures i

— this around and get back to the dominant cells? . , ., , . dominant cells?s have been made about starting _ dominant cells? some decisions have been made about starting certain - been made about starting certain other players like alex morgan and megan rapinoe are not opting for younger players, and i think that is where this balance is not exactly so organised. i think if they are able to mix that properly and hopefully be able to get a good result, not exactly when, but of course, getting a good, positive results ago into the quarterfinals, i think that can obviously restart an entire tournament, but it will get more difficult from here on out. meanwhile, three african teams are set to compete in the round of 16 for the first time. we have never seen this before in the men's or women's world cup. h0??? seen this before in the men's or women's world cup. how significant is that? it is huge, not only because this world cup has now expanded, it shows the game has evolved, and the fact many women's players are not playing only in their home countries but aroun

for so long the usa have been the dominant force at the women's world cup. but the defending champions suffered their worst ever performance in the competition being knocked out at the last 16 stage by sweden. it finished 0—0 in melbourne after normal time, despite the americans dominating — lindsey horan coming close. the sides couldn't be separated in extra—time either and with the penalty shootout level at 4—1; kelly o'hara missed for the usa. that gave arsenal's lina hurtig the chance to win it. it looked like alyssa naeher had kept it out but the goalline technology stepped in to show the ball had just crossed the line. so sweden go through to face japan in the quarter—finals whilst the four—time champions are out. us legend megan rapinoe missed one of the penalties in her last game before retiring. it doesn't matter if you dominate. i felt like we controlled the game, but that doesn't win games. at the end of the day, you have to put the ball in the back of the net. so, yeah, it sucks. it's tough. we finally played with a lot ofjoys and we were able to

dominic. _ that this has happened once again. dominic, how does oversight work now?in her care in the early 1990s, people like doctor harold shipman. patients, families will be feeling a sense of nervousness about oversight. that is not to say that there aren�*t hundreds of thousands of dedicated and caring and extremely professional medical staff working up professional medical staff working up and down the country, but people hear stories like this and it makes them nervous. have processes on oversight changed as a result of this? ~ ~ ., ., , oversight changed as a result of this? ~ ~ ., .,, i. oversight changed as a result of this? ~ ~ ., this? well, we know, as you say it is extremely _ this? well, we know, as you say it is extremely rare _ this? well, we know, as you say it is extremely rare for— this? well, we know, as you say it is extremely rare for medical - is extremely rare for medical professionals to carry out anything like this _ professionals to carry out anything like this it — professionals to carry out anything like this. it is very, very rare, and

force in the polls because we are dominate everybody, including biden in the polls. then they filed every one of them at one time including vocal da's and ag's and other cases rights in the middle of the campaign where we were leading by so much and it does not going to make any impact because every time the file in indictment we go way up in the polls. we need one more indictment to close out this election. one more indictment and this election is closed out. nobody has even a chance. we have already defeated the republicans. they want me to go to the debate stage and i say, if we are at 71 and they are at zero, 1, 2, 3, some of them are at four or

dominic hughes, bbc news.hima nuclear plant into the pacific ocean. it follows the disaster in 2011 when the plant went into meltdown after a tsunami, and water was used to cool its reactors. the authorities say the procedure is safe, but there is concern from neighbouring countries. ourjapan correspondent shaimaa khalil has the details. a day that crippled japan and shocked the world. in 2011, the country's most powerful earthquake triggered a tsunami that swept through the east coast, killing more than 18,000 people and causing the worst nuclear disaster since chernobyl. the water used to cool the destroyed nuclear reactors has been building up here in these tanks. there are more than 1 million tonnes of it. today, it's being released. as we speak, treated radioactive wastewater is being pumped into the ocean from the daiichi nuclear power plantjust behind me. and there is a deep lack of trust in this process. many locals have told us itjust hasn't been transparent enough. officials say the amount of radiati

dominic hughes, bbc news. how much does a humboldt penguin weigh — you may ask.ou have, london zoo might have the answer. every year, the zoo—keepers record the vital statistics of their animals to monitor their health and well—being and today is weigh—in day. a wonderfuljob today, and what a day for it as well. we have been at london zoo all morning for the annual weigh—in of 14,000 animals, not all today, it will take one week. we have seen the tigers, gorillas, and we saw the penguins being weighed, and now we are at the squirrel monkey enclosure, some of the smallest primates, each weighing only about 500 grams each. at the gorilla enclosure, the largest silverback gorilla weighed in at 196 kilograms. to talk through all of this, angela ryan is the head of london zoo. a successful weigh—in day so far? they are having fun with the squirrel monkeys, with a troop, it is tricky to get the weight of some of the animals more dominant, coming down, wanted to get their treats and the others taking a little bit of time. we are getting there today. tell us more about h

also highlighting that breaks so that c global dominance. in contrast to other political blocks, we do know it's aim to replace existing multiple actual mechanisms much less to become a you collective heads them on. on the contrary, the brakes countries have consistently advocated the creation of conditions for the development of full states, which excludes the block logic of the cold war and 0 psalm jail, political games. it is natural that all group paint has many like minded countries around the world's breaks is seen as a positive force that can become one of the pillows of a need more just bullets, tense, fake world or the to more country speak. multi polarity, not only of the political, but also the economic spear, placing hopes of the new development, big viewed as an alternative to the dollar dominated i. m a r t corresponded shay bows. explains of the global map shifts inexorably towards a more multi pony world. more and more people are asking whether it is a fair, more equitable way to do business. one of the challenges the world b

dominic hughes, thank ou been announced. dominic hughes, thank you very _ been announced.hank you very much _ been announced. dominic hughes, thank you very much for _ been announced. dominic hughes, thank you very much for real. - been announced. dominic hughes, thank you very much for real. let's turn to news that has been developing in the last hour or so. donald trump has pleaded not guilty in his georgia election fraud case. he's waived the right to appear in court next week to officially answer charges. the former us president is among 19 people charged with conspiracy to overturn the results of the 2020 election results in georgia. live now to washington, we can speak to north america correspondent, wyre davis. that has been much speculation here in the united states. every twist and turn of the donald trump sagaf. he faces a total of 91 charges at federal and state level in relation to events around and after the 2020 election. this particular case is in relation to the charges he faces any state of georgia. he faces 13 charges in georgia, basically around the fact

it has the most dominant _ prospect. it has the most dominant market - prospect. dominant market share i prospect. it has the most| dominant market share in prospect. it has the most - dominant market share in terms of the chip design that are licensed to people making cell phones and by and large, almost every mobile device that we use today. so they are very, very significant company in terms of share and actually the embedded content of technology in our everyday life. i admit they have almost $1 trillion valuation bite now. do you think that some of these chip designers, their stocks, the companies, rather, being overvalued? in the market is a very unique company. they have done a very, very good job in terms of catching the and actually, defining the way. but whether were deciding to is large new network —based type artificial intelligence network is going to change everything about the way we're going to interact with computers in the future. ten years from now almost every application is to change. a lot of them will be self instrumented. said that as the p

and china considers dollar dominance to be the main source of global instability. the who gemini of the us though lies the main source of instability and uncertainty in the world's economy during the call. the 19 pandemic, the united states be used as a global financial position. and injected 3 areas of dollars into the global markets, leaving other countries, especially image and economies to pay the price. a prime example of that instability is afghanistan, the united nation says $6000000.00 half dams are at risk of starving to death. and the organization's calling for $770000000.00 in immediate humanitarian aid. it's one of many similar situations that have left people looking for breaks. as a more humane alternative, the new development bank is taking their decision, but at least 50 percent of new lending would be a low courtesy. so i think bridge has been the catalyst to go out to take a financial independence and not being held hostage by one or 2 currencies with a multi polar economic future on the horizon. it's likely that this change will be for the better

and crucially, they realize that it's the dominance of the us dollar that's holding them back. the bricks, nations are looking to ensure that we do not become victims to sanctions. that have secondary effects on countries that have no involvement in issues that have led to those unilateral sanctions on surprising a device economy. cultural assault on russia in the wake of its military operation and ukraine hasn't gone unnoticed by the members of the brakes alliance. it's so obvious that the legal seizure of russia's foreign reserves was supposed to collapse the russian economy and bring it to heal. but while the tactic has failed to clarify so vital it is the intellectual economy from the on the influence of a dominant foreign currency, which can be rapidly deployed against you. as a devastating weapon. of course, of control. the brick new development bank needs to boost its fundraising and lending and local currencies, given the impact of sanctions against one of the groups shareholders, russia, and that's the reality of a vibrant, emerging, multi polar world becomes apparent.

dominating at least the start -- at least the starting.t is the thing that keeps where it is going. they will find a way to get the next big market going. you look at the market they are. not big enough to justify the market cap of the company. >> in other words to justify this price not only do they have to keep dominating this but they have some new thing we have noto dominate that as well. >> i will not talk about this, they need to recognize the ability that there will be another big market out there, we don't even know about it yet. >> even better, a specific stock , expectations do not require that many things do go right. >> less mistakes. risk and opportunity are tied together. the least trouble forecasting the future are the businesses where we can find the fewest mistakes. in a sense i do think it does make sense to try to get their hands around the ai business and what is coming. try to see if they can find it early in the process. i think that there is a payoff to doing your homework and dealing with the data. >> can you name a

it doesn't matter if you dominate. i j before retiring. it doesn't - matter if you dominate.ntrolled the game, but that doesn't win games. at the end of the day, you have to for the ball in the back of the net. so, yeah, it sucks. it's tough. we finally played with a lot of joys and tough. we finally played with a lot ofjoys and we were able to express ourselves and so proud of the group for that. i felt we played so well. there was so much more in it for us, but it's never given. it's a tough one and there's just some dark, dark comedy! it'll be my game ever. , , ., ., ever. this is a huge win for us. ever. this is a huge win for us- start — ever. this is a huge win for us. start with _ ever. this is a huge win for us. start with celebrating l ever. this is a huge win for i us. start with celebrating this win~ — us. start with celebrating this win. tomorrow, we'll recover and _ win. tomorrow, we'll recover and start_ win. tomorrow, we'll recover and start to focus on japan. win. tomorrow, we'll recover and start to focus onjapan. i think— and start to focus onjapan. i think

and china considers dollar dominance to be the main source of global instability, the who gemini, of the us still lives the main source of instability and uncertainty in the world economy during the call, the 19 ponds that make the united states. and we use this global financial position and injected 3 alliance of dollars into the global markets, leaving other countries, especially imagine economies to pay the price. a prime example of that instability is afghanistan. the united nation says $6000000.00 half dams are at risk of starving to death. and the organization's calling for $770000000.00 in immediate humanitarian aid. still, washington refuses to release the $3500000000.00 of rows and a half down assets that could ease the suffering of the asked and people a problem that would not exist if those reserves weren't held in dollars in the united states. it's one of many similar situations that have less people looking for breaks. as a more humane alternative, the new development bank is taking that decision that at least 30 percent of new lending would be a local currency. so i thi

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my name's dominic packer. i'm a professor of psychology at lehigh university, which is in bethlehem, pennsylvania. and i'm an expert on group dynamics and how people's identities shape how they think feel in pain. so i guess i'm gonna give you a couple of rapid fire questions, which really helped me to prepare for the show. i know you're going into the office like this. all right, so when a, what is the mind? the mind generally refers to the box. we have the motions, we feel the perceptions we have of the world, how we make sense of things as a key distinction to be made with the rest with regard to the mind such that some of those are things we're conscious of. so we are aware of our thoughts or feelings what we, what we believe about something. but a lot of the mind is also non conscious or very rapidly process conclusions we reach without necessarily having realized how exactly we reached it. so that's the mind. gina, what's the brain? the brain is the organ by which the mind thinks and acts and interacts w

the lionesses got an early lead and continued to dominate in the final minutes. and continued to dominate the and continued to dominate score stands at 6—1 to e who the score stands at 6—1 to england, who are set to progress. let's show you some live pictures of boxpark croydon in south london, where england fans have been gathering to watch the match. we canjoinjoe inwood, who is at boxpark croydon in south london. six one, an amazing performance by england. the show was not over yet, the game not quite over, but it's the game not quite over, but it's the final few minutes. i the game not quite over, but it's the final few minutes.— the game not quite over, but it's the final few minutes. i think it is fair to say — the final few minutes. i think it is fair to say that _ the final few minutes. i think it is fair to say that england _ the final few minutes. i think it is fair to say that england are - fair to say that england are probablyjust fair to say that england are probably just about fair to say that england are probablyjust about home and dry. we have about 3.5 minutes of extra ti

, at least claim to be dominant in the middle east although there are indeed rivals in this process, they are many, the same cancer , and israel, in the end , claims a lot, and egypt. on the other side of the red sea, this is also a very interesting story, but to judge they are really quite powerful economically, that's why right now they have the lever of influence in their hands on whether they will be able to ensure the shortage of science on the market that may arise as a result of blocking the port of russian oil, because this is a key issue. last year, this was discussed with saudi arabia . they announced that and silently announced that they will be in one union with russia, they did not increase or decrease oil production, they adjusted according to the market and earned the same today, saudi arabia understands that it can get more dividends because of the fact that russia cannot win the war against ukraine, so i really hope that the issue of ukraine is the dominant one in the further role of saudi arabia in general in the world, it becomes , well, it declares its powerful ro

what we call western civilization, which is sort of dominated world. and it's the, you know, from the enlightenment perspective of just touching from responsibility relational responsibility. but our, our, we have, we still have societies that operate on our end, social needs and relational connection orientation. so i study nomadic forgers, and they, we, we spent 99 percent of our history in this kind of society and only one small percentage of the last one percent of our existence. so we gone in this very crazy direction in the same direction where we were not attending to the effects of our actions or, and then focusing on, on thinking the thinking mind and controlling. that's very counter to the way the dynamic living world works. now, are you suggesting your book that this is primarily the function of the ego? that is, it is a ego centric world that tries to control everything. and i think you're gonna, lucian naturally make science because uh the world is insecure and the enlightenment civilization or the enlightenment era try to sort of extol th

uh , american, because why us dominance is good, and trying not to dominance, but challenging this dominanced. now, if you take it, the main theses are said there, the united states has a geopolitical strategy, in which it consists in the exclusivity of the united states in absolute dominance in the fact that they are number one in everything it's not a strategy, it's like a goal they are trying to achieve, but imagine how the program is said there. i do n't think this is a program. and in general, from the side of a representative of another civilization of another state, the perception of this, as a generally suitable program, sounds rather strange. what the hell does it matter to us who considers himself exceptional, the most beautiful, the best , and so on. of course, the academic institute of the russian federation, i will immediately say, i repeat once again, the article. uh, it is connected with the academic sphere, as much as as far as i am with astrophysics. i’ll say right away from astrophysics, it’s not connected at all and never was, so uh, you don’t even need to make attempts to

now the bricks blog wants to come to balance west and dominate to the line since by $57.00 breaks, nations have enough common ground. and now the united enough or i would say that they are definitely different approaches with in breaks. one of the things that was has been mentioned in the discussions is that they that seem to be some dominance from china, for example. and the other bricks members saying that china can be the only one who is selling and who is conducting projects in the countries the needs to be a reciprocal. a trade with the trade balance is definitely more balanced. fav of some of the other other countries. what i think the, the, in terms of, of competing on the global scale, there is a lot of emphasis on the new new development bank, which is the brick specs. and right now we know that that bank has already issued funds in south africa grants. and is intending to also each month in india and rupees in the near future. good up and then we'll come back into his book. thank you very much. we're going to is in baldwin now with voters costing the ballots as the country elect,

they have de facto dominance in the sea of ​​azov in the black sea, as we can see, they don’t have such really want to consolidate it, so when talking about peace agreements, you always have to ask the question: what is the agreement, what is the essence, what is the peace at whose expense , that is, all these words mean nothing, they are meaningless , because we know in the history of many countries how wars ended, the question is not whether is there a formal agreement, is there a result? the question is that the country that fought for its independence got its sovereignty at the end of it. in principle, there were cases when there were agreements, well, you remember these stories when the americans left two years later , the war started, and i will repeat it. i had to go in again, this shouldn't be, it should be just building up the capabilities of asymmetric destruction capabilities, that's how the russians are hitting our uh civilians and we seem to hit with good weapons, precisely sniper systems, such artillery systems or rockets on their communications. if only we had the opportu

system seeks to prevent our economy from growing with domination . our economic growth is related to the independent economies of the region and the independent economies of the world that can create a resistance economy in our country. we will be in the field of political power, because the structures of communication with effective global structures will definitely strengthen the political power of the islamic republic, that is, communication with international organizations, presence in regional and extra-regional organizations will increase our political power. both in the political field and in the economic field , we follow this relationship for the benefit of the country. dear people, let me know that it is the focus of national interests and that this was not an accidental event. following the breaking of the unipolar system by expanding and strengthening the role of the members in the international arena, this alliance includes the countries of brazil, russia , india, china, and south africa , which has 40% of the population and 37% of the w

you are right, and in most feels that there is a male dominant structure. i think women are doing fantastically well in some areas, but really it's got to be scaled up. yes, women from a sudden clause who are already educated pass for an education. do very well and they have access to capital through that family well, so you know, so those people are obviously doing well. and i know i'm from a middle class family. i have access to our educational opportunities in england on marriage. and i think that's where focused on is has to be a challenge, is the marriage has been eroded to such an extent, why nepotism by favoritism, and by politicize ation of organizations, government organizations and entities and even in the private sector. so i do think that in that sense that has to be an overall rethink of the way society is structured because it is turning away the middle sauce. and it's also inhibiting women's talents. but in terms of women striving and making, you know, goods, stripes in society. yes, absolutely. but female pilots fight to pilots. even people,

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yes, what a dominant start for england. — roaring?ominant start for england, leading _ roaring? yes, what a dominant start for england, leading 3-0 _ roaring? yes, what a dominant start for england, leading 3-0 at - for england, leading 3—0 at half—time in adelaide against china in theirfinal group half—time in adelaide against china in their final group game. half—time in adelaide against china in theirfinal group game. it has been laurenjames that has been the star of the show. she has been involved in all three of the goals. the first one was just four minutes into the match and it was a pass from james to alessia russo, who found herself free in the box and calmly finished for her first goal in a world cup. and then the second was a really nice combination between the two laurens on the pitch, laurenjames passed to lauren hemp, who wrapped it around the keeper. and thenjames got one for herself. an unbelievable finish from the chelsea striker, whipping the ball into the far corner for england's third. as you said, england's third.

and we start in spain, where it's been a huge day of developments in the story that continues to dominateld football, and the latest of which may finally spell the end of luis rubiales�* time as the president of the spanish football federation, following allegations of an unwanted kiss on player jenni hermoso. it all happened after spain won the world cup over a week ago. rubiales said the kiss was consensual. hermoso said it wasn't. and now, after a week of criticism, rubiales has now lost the support of the country's football federation. in a statement, the rfef said: "after the latest events, "and the unacceptable behaviors that have seriously damaged "the image of spanish football, the presidents request "that mr luis rubiales immediately present "his resignation as president." they went on to say they will urge the corresponding bodies to carry out a deep and imminent organic restructuring in strategic positions of the federation, to give way to a new stage of management in spanish football. well, that all came at the end of a long day of developments where spanish prosecutors opened

they are very much dominant.the resurgence of india in the room and the defensiveness of russia. the geopolitics is very much there. alix: brics was supposed to be here are these up-and-coming countries and it will be pulling out these countries economically but that's not what this is. this is a geopolitical move. it's a different kind of set up, no? colin: i think there is a confluence of the trade and investment dynamics with the geopolitics of effectively standing together in the world in a formation of a new block which is certainly there. i agree it has moved and changed and the president from south africa as the host playing an important role trying to get in between these elephants in the world politics. guy: let's talk about to the elephants in the room, china which dominated the lineup but india which would like to play a greater role. how great is that conflict going to be? who do you see winning out? colin: the moment it certainly about china and the united states. it's complicated by the fact india a

er, managed to become a global dominant power. after the end of the cold war.he union collapsed to lead china took up its internal issues of internal development. india has also embarked on this same path. and that's hegemony continued. for some time, then the rise of the great powers of china and india begins, the restoration of russia as a great power, and this breaks. this is the actual order, yes, russia actually breaks the order of american hegemony, while appealing to the formal world order, which is fixed in the charter of the united nations, this is what happens in any case in this united states as a hegemon, e.g. number one in the western world. e understandable. what design, well they offer the rest of the world. what ideology? yes and economic and cultural, and so on. now if the world will change. uh, china is coming closer to the fore, russia wants to come out, what can russia and china offer to the rest of the world as a concept. er, as a concept, how should the world exist? that is, we have some kind of, well, conventionally , this is not an ideol

you just said alternative to the dollar dominated i. m s. r t corresponded shay bows. explains how's the global mop shifts inexorably towards a more multi polar world? more more people are asking whether it is a fair, more equitable way to do business. one of the challenges the world bank and us dollars dominance on it's routine deployment of 2 of political control. a system that works in local currencies for the benefit of citizens. rather then for the vast profit driven corporations. well, the new development bank established by brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa aims to do just that. and it looks like they mean business. the new development bank is seeking to increase his presence in the local capital markets of its member countries to fund its robust portfolio of local currency loans. the proceeds will be used to fund infrastructure and sustainable development projects in south africa and the successful outcomes such as the benchmark for future issuances by the new development bank. of course, the dollar has become synonymous

dominic hughes, bbc news, porton down.w, where the lionesses face the nigerian team in a bit more than three hours' time. the nigerians are 11—time african champions but have never gone further than the quarterfinal stage at the world cup. meanwhile, england won euro 2022 last summer, and are among the favourites to win the tournament this year, but must first negotiate the game in brisbane with the super falcons. elsewhere, the two—time defending champions the united states have crashed out of the tournament with the final result decided byjust millimetres. the round of 16 match finished scoreless in regular and extra time, sending it to a dramatic shoot—out. and sweden prevailed 5—4 with three us players missing their penalty kicks, including star forward megan rapinoe. sweden sealed the deal on this penalty shot, which was nearly saved by us keeper alyssa naeher, but was ruled to have just crossed the line, giving sweden the victory. what a game! meanwhile, let's now cross live to brisbane tojen 0'neill. she is the edit