anti-putin coalition, they, we remember how, through the mass media, they essentially demolished the draghi government in italy, they sent him out of office, so in other countries, for example, the johnson government , they also, in principle, applied very significantly to what he had the rating was falling. through the mass media, in particular, which are controlled by pro-russian owners, so independent in particular, that is, they did not stop this pressure and the pace was crazy, we just had other tasks then, we may not have monitored it very much, or rather i will say incorrectly, everything was monitored, but we simply did not pay due attention to this, in fact, the 23rd year was very optimistic, that is, the first decade of it, about the first two quarters... but maybe the third quarter, about half of the third quarter, it was very optimistic vision, in particular both of us and of our partners, well, it all started with a large bar of information and optimism, which was laid in the eighth ramshtein at the beginning of january, which was declared in such a political sense by many coun

and my dad had me playing draghi before playing little draghi before i could them down.them down. nine dominoes, not double six double nines. yeah. he always says double sixes are for wimps , double sixes are for wimps, right. double nine. and taught me maths. and the only books i had was a set of eight encyclopaedias. okay. and that's all i had to read at home. and honestly , so it all came through honestly, so it all came through in the end and it was lovely. and the thing about my career, apart from the fact it's still going on, is, is the variation has been just a joy , you know, has been just a joy, you know, really. so yeah, play score comedian mathematik mission now rishi has been in the spotlight in the past few months. >> apart minister about making it compulsory for students to learn maths up to the age of 18. now maths is not the sexiest of subjects . and yes, i mean i subjects. and yes, i mean i didn't like maths. i didn't get it. i didn't, i didn't understand why we needed it because we calculators and because we got calculators and computers. but how do we

and my dad had me playing draghi before playing little draghi before i could them down. them down. nine dominoes, not double six double nines. yeah. he always says double sixes are for wimps , double sixes are for wimps, right. double nine. and taught me maths. and the only books i had was a set of eight encyclopaedias. okay. and that's all i had to read at home. and honestly , so it all came through honestly, so it all came through in the end and it was lovely. and the thing about my career, apart from the fact it's still going on, is, is the variation has been just a joy , you know, has been just a joy, you know, really. so yeah, play score comedian mathematik mission now rishi has been in the spotlight in the past few months. >> apart minister about making it compulsory for students to learn maths up to the age of 18. now maths is not the sexiest of subjects . and yes, i mean i subjects. and yes, i mean i didn't like maths. i didn't get it. i didn't, i didn't understand why we needed it because we calculators and because we got calculators and computers. but how do we

that's been a draghi in '22-'23, and it will remain a drag until '25. on the others, there are structural headwinds. demographics, the shrinking working age population, strains and the relationship with the u.s., all that means what access for global markets and technology. there are forces on their growth stretching into '24 and beyond. against that, china is still at a low level in terms of development. gdp per capita is 30% of the level in the u.s. there is still a lot of development space. our expectation '24 and beyond, as a slowdown, there is enough development space and expertise on delivering development in beijing, which means a slowdown, not a collapse. haidi: benjamin netanyahu criticized russia, in a 50 minute call with vladimir putin, accusing moscow taking sides against israel at the u.n. the kremlin says putin reaffirmed his rejection of terrorism. he has criticized israel's airstrikes over gaza. shery ahn: the fear of handling anti-semitism at elite universities continues to grow, with the harvard president facing mounting pressure. the

as this is mario draghi, he says the european union is mired in functional paralysis.ers said isn't this what brexiteers said back in the day? but now? now they're admitting it . he they're admitting it. and he says, his option for says, well, his his option for fixing it is greater political integration and a true common parliament. so slightly different from the brexiteers there. he does say it makes no sense to have 27 separate national armed forces in 27 separate drug control agencies . separate drug control agencies. we really have 27 separate we don't really have 27 separate national . they all national armed forces. they all have nato standard equipment. so even though there's different you can the shells you know, you can use the shells across the different artillery guns and all the rest of it. across the different artillery guns and all the rest of it . and guns and all the rest of it. and he compared the eu in its current state of unfair in its current state of unfair in its current state of unfair in its current state unfavourably with ancient rome. he's pr

as this is mario draghi, he says the european union is mired in functional paralysis.ers said isn't this what brexiteers said back in the day? but now? now they're admitting it . he they're admitting it. and he says, his option for says, well, his his option for fixing it is greater political integration and a true common parliament. so slightly different from the brexiteers there. he does say it makes no sense to have 27 separate national armed forces in 27 separate drug control agencies . separate drug control agencies. we really have 27 separate we don't really have 27 separate national . they all national armed forces. they all have nato standard equipment. so even though there's different you can the shells you know, you can use the shells across the different artillery guns and all the rest of it. across the different artillery guns and all the rest of it . and guns and all the rest of it. and he compared the eu in its current state of unfair in its current state of unfair in its current state of unfair in its current state unfavourably with ancient rome. he's pr

of course, that's draghi this time year, but draghi this time of year, but the period between christmas get you moving into 2024. with a spring in your step now joined now by international fitness presenter with vibe concepts, delving clock to share his his tips for staying fit across the festive penod. staying fit across the festive period . thank you so much for period. thank you so much for joining us, delvin. i really want to talk to you about this today it's that time today because it's that time of year feels year where everybody feels so daunted a gym, daunted about joining a gym, about gym gear, and about wearing gym gear, and i saw a fantastic article today in a newspaper where a lady was taught how to walk properly and improved her posture , improved improved her posture, improved her fitness. it proved to improve the mental wellbeing . improve the mental wellbeing. and i think walking is amazing. and i think walking is amazing. and i think walking is amazing. and i want you to tell us how we should be doing it properly . should be doing it properly. >> well, first of all, the

now, draghi day, to say the least in westminster , it's all suella westminster, it's all suella bravermanosition into question. she said that the tory party would face electoral oblivion if sunak failed to ensure his updated rwanda plan was watered tight. well, that very legislation was announced just later . suella was not just hours later. suella was not convinced, far from it . sources convinced, far from it. sources close to the former home seck slammed the new rwanda deal as fatally flawed , saying it fatally flawed, saying it betrays the british people . and betrays the british people. and then to round off a wild day in westminster, immigration minister robert jenrick tonight joined the growing ranks of tory rebels. he's resign and he says icannot rebels. he's resign and he says i cannot continue you in my position when i have such strong disagreements with the direction of the government's policy on immigration. on the key bit in this for me a bill of this kind, you are proposing is a triumph of hope over experience . i've of hope over experience. i've got his full resignation let

now, draghi day, to say the least in westminster , it's all suella westminster, it's all suella bravermanosition into question. she said that the tory party would face electoral oblivion if sunak failed to ensure his updated rwanda plan was watered tight. well, that very legislation was announced just later . suella was not just hours later. suella was not convinced, far from it . sources convinced, far from it. sources close to the former home seck slammed the new rwanda deal as fatally flawed , saying it fatally flawed, saying it betrays the british people . and betrays the british people. and then to round off a wild day in westminster, immigration minister robert jenrick tonight joined the growing ranks of tory rebels. he's resign and he says icannot rebels. he's resign and he says i cannot continue you in my position when i have such strong disagreements with the direction of the government's policy on immigration. on the key bit in this for me a bill of this kind, you are proposing is a triumph of hope over experience . i've of hope over experience. i've got his full resignation let

so i'm calling on major emitters to draghi emphatically accelerate delivery on what they've already promisedlutely committed to our net zero targets. we've already decarbonised faster than any other major economy. our emissions are down 48% since 1990 compared to limited cuts from others and a 300% increase from others and a 300% increase from china . we're also one of from china. we're also one of the largest climate donors because we want to help those suffering. the impacts of climate change. my pledge from september of £1.6 billion for the green climate fund was the uk's biggest single climate change commitment, and we're going further announcing . £1.6 going further announcing. £1.6 billion today for renewable energy , green innovation and energy, green innovation and forests . delivering on the forests. delivering on the historic glasgow deal to end deforestation because we can't tackle climate change without nature. we're also leveraging the genius of the city of london to deliver billions more in private finance. again the uk is leading by example and we need others to step up becaus

but she everyone knows that she's actually doing a very good job and keep in mind that draghi, the formere's actually a job for italy. well done. giorgia meloni . done. giorgia meloni. >> and, um, briefly , if we >> and, um, briefly, if we could. paola, how optimistic are you that there could be an agreement between italy and the uk to try and control our borders internationally and join up together ? up together? >> i know this book about that . >> i know this book about that. uh, the two prime ministers, and i'm actually in favour of an agreement. i think they should move on and do something. uh positive in order to help these people where they're coming from , because we can't help all of them in our countries. we need to find a way to help them where they are. and not to let them die. during this horrible travels that are sold to them by these people smugglers . so that, these people smugglers. so that, in my opinion, they're horrible, like terrorists . yes. like terrorists. yes. >> okay. paolo, diana , italian >> okay. paolo, diana, italian political commentator and friend of the sho

also demanded for it to be deleted and it's not the first time that the parties have been digging draghi former conservative mp harvey proctor . conservative mp harvey proctor. harvey, thank you very much for joining us on the show this afternoon. always a pleasure to speak to you . harvey, i reached speak to you. harvey, i reached out to you this afternoon to appear show because you appear on the show because you were very vocal in your condemnation of this tweet . and condemnation of this tweet. and i'd like for you to explain to gb news viewers why . gb news viewers why. >> good afternoon to you to and your viewers. you said earlier that we were going into the gutters. i i think this goes far lower than that . it's in the lower than that. it's in the political sewers as it is pure oil . and it is unbecoming. it is oil. and it is unbecoming. it is far too important a subject to descend to such depths when mrs. cesspool was as prime minister in the run up to her victory in 1979, the conservatives won the intellectual argument. the intellectual argument. the intellectual battles in and o

. >> and draghi, of course, northern ireland has a burgeoning public health workforce.ttling their sabres and trying to drive a harder and harder bargains and more and more money? well that is the point. >> if there's more money comes here, and particularly if it's a one off payment, that'll be that will be the real thing about it, because there's an because of course, if there's an underspend, treasury brings because of course, if there's an urback, end, treasury brings because of course, if there's an urback, end, into reasury brings because of course, if there's an urback,end, into central brings it back, back into central government. so they will be looking for a bigger payout. government. so they will be looking for a bigger payout . and looking for a bigger payout. and if it's only a one off payment that chris heaton—harris is actually putting place actually putting into place here, that will be hard to do because year because of course, the next year after will to see after that you will have to see where that money where you will get that money from middle of al

himself, who advisers, and he himself, who was in the room at the time, had a discussion about a way to draghihe margins of one of these documents that the asylum system , as it currently stood at system, as it currently stood at the time , was completely mad. the time, was completely mad. those were the words he used after that, a discussion took place about potential options where to send migrants who come to the uk illegally. one of those options was the falkland islands . now that's something islands. now that's something which has discussed , uh, which has been discussed, uh, precursor to the rwanda plan. if you like another option was sending migrants to the isle of mull that was abandoned in the end because essentially the 2600 people who live on the isle of mull in the inner hebrides of scotland were known to be dead against the plan. another option , which was laid out by lord powell, the chief of the downing street staff at the time, was to get rid of the asylum system altogether . there was a altogether. there was a discussion under the heading useful brainstorming which took place,