berlin. in tile, mon, called fun tish, bon east bush, out of us come to yard st. lindsey. my name is, hold him the dog, me. and i moved to germany in 2013 because germany has about a 3rd of the world's opera. and i am treasure under. i felt comfortable sort of relaxing myself as a trans person in berlin. hi, my name is felicia my pronouns. are she her? and i'm a transgender activist and tour guide in berlin. i came out in 20 sixteens of 6 years ago and coming out of us, very mixed experience had a very positive experiences here in berlin, in the communities in space, i was moving in the area. i was studying and the friends i had the social circles i have most of that was very positive. felicia, again transitioning in 2015 at the age of 20. she came to berlin because she wanted to live in a city where she could come out as trans holden came to berlin from the united states for work, but it wasn't just a career move. there were also some highly personal reasons for the relocation. i think what attacks it trans and queer people internationally to come to berlin is partially t

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left some of those restrictive jurisdictions, they felt like it was arriving in west berlin from east berlinit was that that dramatic. and we were happy to have done that. we banned vaccine passports in the state of florida. we refused, we refuse to let anybody lose their job over a decision to take a covid shot. and we passed legislation to protect and we also prohibited any mandates for covid shots on school children. that is a parent's decision. it cannot be mandated. so we had to make decisions, others had to make decisions. the state of florida. we chose freedom over fauci ism and we are better off for having done that. we also have chosen law and order over rioting and disorder. when you had the riots break out 8 20 i called out the national guard immediately in the state of florida, we had state law enforcement ready to go. we were not going to let the state of florida burn to the ground like so many other cities across this country. we made sure to enact legislation thereafter that prohibits local governments from defunding the police and the state of florida. and in fact, we're fund

down in history as the day the berlin wall fell, the main symbol of the cold war and the iron curtain in deed. this is a whole complex of defensive structures that separated eastnd west berlin reinforced concrete blocks of metal barriers moat. the length of the wall is 155 km, when trying to escape from one side to the other, the border guards opened fire to defeat the fate of the wall, decided soviet perestroika collapsed the communist regimes in eastern europe on the evening of november 9, 1989, all border crossing bans in berlin were lifted, the head of the east german government announced this. residents. the gdr rushed to the wall, smashed it and pulled apart the fences, and the western side drove bulldozers, excavators, and tractors. the border guards opened the checkpoint in a few days, 2 million people crossed into west berlin, then the berlin wall was dismantled. some have been preserved in memory of the past. that was the day in history. dear friends, i want to offer you a mini-series of very small films that we shot almost 30 years ago. i thought about what, probably, they should talk about painting, that is, the idea arose to try to hear what the a

of a world divided, the berlin wall stood for 20 years as a partition between soviet-controlled east berlinnd democratic west berlin. but on november 9th 1989, the wall came down. a result of political changes in eastern europe and public pressure. east german spokesman -- announced that east germans would be free to travel into west germany. 11 months after the fall of the berlin wall, germany was reunited. and that's a look at what happened this month in history. american history tv has programs on all these topics in our archiv.

down in history as the day the berlin wall fell, the main symbol of the cold war and the iron curtain in deed. this is a whole complex of defensive structures that separated eastest berlin reinforced concrete blocks of metal barriers moat. wall length 155 km, when trying to flee from one side to the other, the border guards opened fire to defeat the fate of the wall, soviet perestroika decided the collapse of communist regimes in eastern europe on the evening of november 9, 1989, all bans on crossing the border in berlin were lifted, the head of the east german government announced this. residents. the gdr rushed to the wall, smashed it and pulled apart the fences, and the western side drove bulldozers, excavators, and tractors. border guards opened the checkpoint in a few days 2 million people moved to west berlin and then dismantled the berlin wall. and some of them were kept in memory of the past. that was the day in history. what the donetsk land contains and wolves and ammo bullets , you know how to determine, well, here i look, there, i have an enemy turning back there. i got my mom back there. we want to liberate our native land, the fifth house next to

as the day of the fall of the berlin wall, the main symbol of the cold war and the iron curtain in deed. this is a whole complex of defensive structures that separated eastand west berlin reinforced concrete blocks of metal barriers moat. the length of the wall is 155 km, when trying to run from one side to the other, the border guards opened fire to defeat the fate of the wall, the soviet perestroika decided collapsed communist regimes in eastern europe on the evening of november 9, 1989, all bans on crossing the border in berlin were lifted, announced this head of the east german government. residents. the gdr rushed to the wall, smashed it and pulled apart the fences, and the western side drove bulldozers, excavators, and tractors. the border guards opened the checkpoint in a few days, 2 million people crossed into west berlin, then the berlin wall was dismantled. some have been preserved in memory of the past. that was the day in history. what does donetsk land contain needles needle ammunition bullet bullet, can you identify? back, i have a mother there, we want to be free, the fifth house next to it is mine opponents down, good hit. women, their ch

of a world divided, the berlin wall stood for 20 years as a partition between soviet-controlled east berlin and democratic west berlin. but on november 9th 1989, the wall came down. a result of political changes in eastern europe and public pressure. east german spokesman -- announced that east germans would be free to travel into west germany. 11 months after the fall of the berlin wall, germany was reunited. and that's a look at what happened this month in history. american history tv has programs on all these topics in our archives. you can watch them online at c-span dot org slash history. weekends on c-span two are an intellectual feast. every saturday, american history tv documents america's story. and on sundays, book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. funding for c-span two comes from these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? no. it's way more than that. >> comct is partnering with 1000 community centers to create wi-fi enabled -- can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. >> comcast, along

west berlin called gdr minister of state security mielke and asked to arrest american agents in east berlin and someone arrested more than 40 people on the same evening. they were changed for four of ours, we will go out. i was taken out for a walk at such a time that i would not meet with other prisoners. well, i was still happy. i was transferred to another cell. i had a bed chair and even a window. during one of the walks, i saw an inscription on the wall. apparently, it was made by one of those who came here recently. the prisoners knew of my presence here and tried to cheer me up. it gave me strength. please put this on. we are handing you over for an exchange. sergeant prepare him. it was may 12, 1982 . i spent almost 2 years in prison. so circumstances have changed mr. kozlov will not get out of the exchange car. turn around. kozlov decided to shoot you. you didn't say anything, but i'll give you one more chance. i'll count to 10 and either you start talking, or i'll give the command to open fire one two. three four five six all 8 9 sight fire mr. kozlov i am proud to know you. you a

the bars, jumped from a seven-meter fence, and later, with the help of his friends, he reached east berlins. i'm george blake please inform the soviet authorities about me while still in custody, another soviet, an illegal intelligence officer, conan ground , encouraged blake, they say, you'll see you and i will meet on red square on the anniversary of the revolution , he seemed to be joking, but life, as blake later put it , is always more interesting than a fairy tale on november 7 sixty on the seventh, both admired the parade in moscow. it was a magnificent facade of the soviet system. the reality turned out to be not so bright. after becoming a citizen of the ussr , blake, who was brought up in a bourgeois society, began to notice the shortcomings of the system. this is the topic to get and it's not to buy. yes, but to get it. that's it to amaze him. when you were there they asked. where did you buy them like that? this surprised him all, well, in the store, of course, but unlike many western agents of soviet intelligence, who, once in moscow, were often lost, comrade bektor, on the co

of a world divided, the berlin wall stood for 28 years as a partition between soviet -controlled east berlin and democratic west berlin. but on november 9th, 1989, the wall came down. a result of political changes in eastern europe and public pressure, east german spokesman announced that east germans would be free to travel into was germany. 11 months after the fall of the berlin wall, germany was united. >> and that's a look at what happened this month in history. american history tv has programs on all of these topics in our archives. you could watch them online at c-span dot org slash history. at>> good afternoon, everybody. i am ashley's husband, brian. i teach at west virginia university. you, here, are to see a panel but entitled, buying and selling the civil war. and it is my pleasure to introduce the panelists for discussion this afternoon. closest to me, what amanda bellows, is a historian of the united states and comparative in transnational perspective, and a contributor to buying and selling the civil war. her first book, american slavery and russian serve them in the post emanc

cia and the secret intelligents of british foreign intelligence on secret tunneling and western east berlin to receive information about the deployment of soviet troops on the territory of the gdr, it is not known how world history would have turned. if they succeeded, the soviet side pretended not to notice the construction of the tunnel and the cables that the british and americans connected to were disinforming what they were interested in. it is to a greater extent. uh, it looked real, really, like. so i would say. he said, yes, but she took them to the side that was necessary for the soviet side, that is, they spent a huge amount of money, so to speak, physical efforts of technical efforts, and as a result it turned out so to speak. well, nonsense, in short, the operation of the west, codenamed gold , failed. this story was included in the entire manual for soviet intelligence officers. agent homer worked flawlessly, but in the end he became a victim of betrayal and was betrayed by a polish defector. blake could have avoided prison, there were no direct beehives against him, but he him

of a world divided, the berlin wall stood for 28 years as a partition between soviet -controlled east berlinic west berlin. but on november 9th, 1989, the wall came down. a result of political changes in eastern europe and public pressure, east german spokesman announced that east germans would be free to travel into was germany. 11 months after the fall of the berlin wall, germany was united. >> and that's a look at what happened this month in history. american history tv has programs on all of these topics in our archives. you could watch them online at c-span dot org slash history. at>> good afternoon, everybody. i am ashley's husband, brian. i teacat

and west germany, it was easy to get into west berlin east and vice versaal place for intelligence activities. all the intelligence services of the world operated here, and especially the american english and soviet. it was a real tangle of espionage. cia operations and boobs. the tunnel will have to be led from here, total 550 m. it turns out a little further than the legs would like. i suggest we take a break for lunch, i wouldn't mind a bite to eat, are you coming? no, mr. lan's wife is located that i began to gain weight. so i'll stay here and retype the protocol very sensibly. wasting no time, i decided to inform my new star about this operation and give him the tape with the protocols of the priests and planic. i have very important information. sis and the cia intend to dig a tunnel and connect to your cable, connecting the general staff with the headquarters of the allies in the eastern bloc. here is a tape with the minutes of the meeting and plans. damn it george you are a genius. this is very valuable information. i will try to get the film to mos

the war ravaged berlin palace was demolished on orders of east germany's communist rulers. it didn't fit with communist ideology for over 2 trees, it had served as the official residence of prussian kings and german emperors. now, the landmark building in berlin center was history. in its place, the communist authorities built the palace of the republic. it housed the east german parliament and was a center for arts and culture all that came to an end with german reunification in 1990. the building was immediately closed as it contains large amounts of asbestos . a debate began over how to redesign the area some thought to keep the palace of the republic and a woman against some of the others. wanted to see the old prussian residence rebuilt even erecting a tarpaulin, depicting a full scale painting of the building in the summer of 1993. a possible 3rd option of building something completely different was dismissed from the start. on july, 4th, 2000 to the german parliament voted in favor of rebuilding the old berlin palace. the communist palace of the republic was torn down

i landed at shonafeld airport in east berlin, to participate in a conference that took place in west nd rode on their trabants. it was indeed, a stunner, uh to the east germans. uh, then they gave out 50 marks. they lined up in all the banks of the western berlin in order to get these 50 marks for a stamp in the passport and with these fifty marks to come to the nearest department store and shop with happy eyes. it was a period when the east germans were very happy, then true, all my friends from east germany were out of work and their diplomas were annulled. e not recognized. uh, everyone who studied in our country, who studied in the german democratic republic, was left without a higher education. just at one moment, well, at that moment you know what else was curious about the exchange rate of the largest the streets of west berlin was a large protest demonstration of guest workers. turkish algerians who opposed the opening of the berlin wall because it created competition for them in the labor market. a truly memorable day in world history, but er, today we are following what is h

in the east of the country. including in berliny nursing home hospitals turned off the heating. it is not known how long this strike will last, the workers issued an ultimatum to the government and they wanted to overthrow vučiye, or at least kill vučiye, to the management of the audi plant, but a former member of a large serbian organized crime group with ajan lalić told about this at the trial, an attempt on vučić. according to him, criminals wanted to organize members of the local mafia with the participation of the montenegrin special services. they wanted to drown serbia in rallies. arrange a coup d'état to overthrow them in a better way. how to replace him with someone who could work in the interests of a large community, as lale said, how the firewood of the blacksmith clan paid five million for it euro. unusual training with the participation of mobilized motorized riflemen took place in the murmansk region, the fighters passed the so-called psychological obstacle course. it consists of elements of destroyed buildings, a ba

. >> berliners from east and west linked hands and danced around their liberated territory.nobody to stop them, it wasn't long before the first attempts were made to destroy the structure itself. >> he dominated the palestinian cause for so long and has died. palestinian authority has declared a state of mo urning. >> after 17 years of discussion, the result was greeted with an outburst of joy. only grudgingly accepted amongst the ranks of clergy, suddenly felt welcome. >> this is vitaly churkin," from the beat -- this is "outside source." antonio guterres has told world leaders at the cop 27 summit that the world is on a high mate -- highway to climate health and must choose between whether to cooperate or perish. to italy now where a standoff between the italian government and charities rescuing migrants in the mediterraneanea continues. sos humanity, which sails under a german flag, is preparing to take over giorgia meloni's -- take georgia maloney's new government to court over there refusal to let people disembark. her government was based on halting migrants from arriv

. >> berliners from east and west linked hands and danced around the liberated territory.dy to stop them, it was not long before the first attempt were made to destroy the structure itself. >> yasser arafat, who dominated the palestinian cause for so long, has died. the palestinian authority has declared a state of mour ning. >> women ministers who have long felt only begrudgingly accepted among the ranks of clergy suddenly felt welcome. ♪ >> the foreign office in the u.k. has summoned iran's top diplomat in london in response to what it calls serious threats against journalists living in the u.k. credible threats to t lives of at least t journalists working for an opposition tv station. the move comes as unrest continues against the iranian regime. those protests were trigged by the death of mahsa amini after her arrest for not cover her hair correctly. our secuty correspondent reports. >> this meeting took place this afternoon. it follows what the metropolitan police described as a serious, significan credible imminent threat to the lives of two journalists based in this

it was like they were arriving in west berlin from east berlin, it was that dramatic.ed actsing passports in florida -- vaccine passports in florida. we refused to let anybody lose their job over a decision to take a covert shot, and we passed legislation to protect, and we also prohibited any mandates for covid shots on schoolchildren. that is a parents' decision. it cannot be mandated. we had to make decisions. others had to make decisions. the state of florida, which is freedom over fauci-ism, and we are better off for having than that. host: it is lessons learned from the covid-19 response. a couple of comments via text. frank in oregon says, the lesson i learned from covid, one, government is corrupt, two, government protects business, not working class, three, government tests power over citizens. andy biggs yesterday tweeted this, fauci is scheduled to give a final briefing today before he leaves government. he thinks resigning will prevent him from being held accountable. he is wrong. we will bring him in asap. this one says, the lesson learned, pretty much, br

it was like they were arriving in west berlin from east berlin, it was that dramatic.e banned actsing passports in florida -- vaccine passports in florida. we refused to let anybody lose their job over a decision to take a covert shot, and we passed legislation to protect, and we also prohibited any mandates for covid shots on schoolchildren. that is a parents' decision. it cannot be mandated. we had to make decisions. others had to make decisions. the state of florida, which is freedom over fauci-ism, and we are better off for having than that. host: it is lessons learned from the covid-19 response. a couple of comments via text. frank in oregon says, the lesson i learned from covid, one, government is corrupt, two, government protects business, not working class, three, government tests power over citizens. andy biggs yesterday tweeted this, fauci is scheduled to give a final briefing today before he leaves government. he thinks resigning will prevent him from being held accountable. he is wrong. we will bring him in asap. this one says, the lesson learned, pretty mu

they felt like it was arriving in west berlin from east berlin. it was that dramatic.e were happy to have done that. we banned vaccine passports in florida. we refused to let anybody lose their jobs over a decision to take a covid shot and we passed legislation to protect. we also prohibited any mandates for covid shots on schoolchildren. that is a parent's decision. it cannot be mandated. we had to make decisions. others had to make decisions. the state of florida chose freedom over faucism and we are better off having done that. host: florida governor ron desantis. asking you this morning if you should run for president. phone lines for democrats, republicans, independents, and a special line for florida residents. (202) 748-8003 is that line. all the way down to key west, florida. diane, democrat. caller: i think the reason why ron desantis might have done so well in florida is because of the gerrymandering. before the election the republicans and the democrats in florida agreed on the redistricting. ron came in and said he did not like it but he decided himself wha

and for more, this ammo joined by donna del off is editor of the middle east magazine, senate in berlin. a daniel, with all this negative reporting surroundings, were woke up. what is the host nation carter? what the car is getting out of this now? i wonder if the carriers in the end of the day really see it, look at the balance and say, maybe we shouldn't have done this because it cost us much more capital than we gain . but look, cutters, investments, and cut us policies are very strategic and long term. and i think to put cut out on the map and to make sure everyone, literally everyone in the world knows where kata is and what kata is already a strategic goal for them. because for many years, for many decades, caught up with some sort of a, an append is in the raving peninsula of saudi arabia, politically speaking, but also geographically and cut. i was always afraid to one day be swallowed by saudi arabia literally. and i think to make sure that kata is known all over the world has a strategic investment. and also the, the, the, the attention of the public eye is important. now we h

. >> berliners from both east and west linked hands and danced.ore the first it attempts were made to destroy the structure itself. >> yes, arafat, who dominated the palestinian cause, has died. the palestinian authority has declared a state of warning -- a state of mourning. >> an outburst of joy as ministers who were only grudgingly accepted suddenly felt welcome. ♪ maryam: this is "outside source," leave from the bbc news room. the head of ukraine's armed forces says russian forces were left with no option but to flee kherson after ukrainians destroyed their supply lines. now to the u.n. climate summit in egypt. why are there so many delegates with links to fossil fuels attempting -- attending cop 27? a report found the numbers jumped this year. many people are we talking about? the campaign group global tness reports the number with links to fossil fuels is up 25% from the last meeting. they found 636 people at the talk in egypt are linked to that industry, up from 503 delegates at last year's summit in alaska. a witness set -- in glascow. ano

an era in which russia's historic aggression into territory not its own extended as far west as east berlin, germany. russia is repeating its brutal history yet again on the european continent, a continent in which our nation's world war ii war dead reached 183,000 and globally over 416,800. our nation cannot retreat treat from our alliances that protect us here at home and the rule of law world around. victory to ukraine. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from virginia seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for within minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. >> i stand here as a virginian, u.v.a. alumna and member of the house of representatives to remember the u.v.a. football teammates shot and killed earlier this week. for the university of virginia it's been an unimaginable loss for their families, it has been an unthinkable reality. this week we remember lavel davis jr. we remember devon chandler. and we remember deshau

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berliners from both. east and west linked hands and danced around their liberated territory.first i attempts were made to destroy the structure itself. _ yasser arafat, who dominated the palestinian cause for so long, has died. palestinian authority has declared a state of mourning. after 17 years of discussion, the result was greeted with an outburst ofjoy. women ministers, who have long felt only grudgingly accepted amongst the clergy, suddenly felt welcome. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines. russia is retreating its military forces from the city of kherson — following a sustained counter—attack by ukrainian forces trying to recapture it. the votes are still being counted following the us midterm elections — it's still not clear who will take control of congress. a well, russia's decision to pull its troops out of kherson has raised the question: where does moscow go from here? let's hear from the the bbc�*s russia editor steve rosenberg. if russia really has decided to pull out off kherson as the generals told the people earlier, this is big. a big blow to the p

berliners in both east and westl linked hands and danced around and with nobody toi stop them, it wasn't destroy the - structure itself. yasser arafat, who dominated the palestinian cause for so long, has died, had long felt only grudgingly accepted among the ranks of clergy suddenly felt welcomed. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: more than 11.5 million ukrainians are living without power as president zelensky warns russia is planning to continue attacking his country's infrastructure. dire warnings for the future of the planet as the un's annual climate change summit, gets under way in egypt. research suggests the last eight years could have been the hottest on record. let's go to east africa now. 19 people have been confirmed killed after a passenger plane crashed into lake victoria in tanzania while attempting to land in stormy weather. authorities say more than 20 people managed to survive the crash. tom brada reports. huddled on the wings of the sinking plane. these are the survivors of a crash that plunged more than a0 people into the waters of africa's largest lake. d

berliners from both. east and west linked hands and danced around their liberated territory.the structure itself. _ yasser arafat, who dominated the palestinian cause for so long, has died. palestinian authority has declared a state of mourning. after 17 years of discussion, the result was greeted with an outburst ofjoy. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. our headlines... the un secretary—general has warned that the world is losing the battle of its life over climate change, and says people must co—operate or perish. us politicians are making their final push for votes ahead of tuesday's midterm election, which will decide who controls the senate and the house of representatives. let's return to the top story now, and what's at stake at the cop27 climate summit. earlier, i spoke to professor jacqueline peel, director of melbourne climate futures at university of melbourne — and she told me why developing countries are so in need of urgent financing to fix their climate damage now. the devastation that's being caused by climate change in many poorer

berliners from both. east and west linked hands and danced around their liberated territory. before the first i attempts were made to destroy the structure itself. _ yasser arafat, who dominated the palestinian cause for so long, has died. palestinian authority has declared a state of mourning. after 17 years of discussion, the result was greeted with an outburst ofjoy. women ministers, who have long felt only grudgingly accepted amongst the clergy, suddenly felt welcome. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: us politicians are making their final push for votes ahead of tuesday's midterm elections, which will decide who controls the senate and the house of representatives. president biden has been addressing the crowds in maryland, while donald trump is in ohio. the new owner of twitter, elon musk, has urged american voters to back the republican party ahead of the us midterm elections. it's a break with tradition, since leaders of social media companies typically avoid making any overt political endorsements. taking to his new platform, he wrote "to independent—minde

berliners from both. east and west linked hands and danced around their liberated territory.efore the first i attempts were made to destroy the structure itself. _ yasser arafat, who dominated the palestinian cause for so long, has died. after 17 years of discussion, the result was greeted with an outburst ofjoy. women ministers, who have long felt only grudgingly this is bbc news, the latest headlines: president biden has been addressing the crowds in maryland, while donald trump is in ohio. the cop27 climate summit has started in egypt the united nations. antonio guterres said the world was on the "highway to climate to "co—operate or perish". last year's climate conference agreed a number of pledges on these has been "woefully inadequate". our climate editor justin rowlatt is at in the egyptian desert, world leaders have been gathering to try and tackle the climate challenge — including the british prime minister rishi sunak, difficult discussions in the three—decade history of these climate summits. approaching tipping points that will make climate chaos irreversible. we

berliners from both - east and west linked hands and danced around - their liberated territory. attempts were made to destroy the structure itself. _ yasser arafat, who dominated the palestinian cause for so long, has died. the palestinian authority has declared a state of mourning. with an outburst ofjoy — women ministers who had long suddenly felt welcomed. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: at the cop summit in egypt, leaders outline a global mission for clean growth and newjobs — as developing countries seek compensation for the climate damage they've already suffered. ukraine's president zelensky says russia is planning to continue attacking his country's infrastructure and calls on western countries to do more to help. us political leaders have been hitting the campaign trail in the final hours before crucial midterm elections. the polls will determine who controls congress for the next two years , and they'll almost certainly set the agenda for the next presidential contest in 202a. donald trump and joe biden have both been lending their weight to their chosen candid

berliners from both. east and west linked hands and danced around their liberated territory. were made to destroy the structure itself. _ yasser arafat, who dominated the palestinian cause for so long, has died. palestinian authority has declared a state of mourning. after 17 years of discussion, the result was greeted with an outburst ofjoy. women ministers, who have long felt only grudgingly accepted amongst the ranks of clergy, suddenly felt welcome. this is bbc news, our top story. the ukrainian army says it has made major advances towards kherson in the south of the country, a day after russia said it was abandoning the city. let�*s stay with that story now. we can now speak to mark montgomery, a retired us navy rear admiral and a seniorfellow at the foundation for defense of democracies. he previously served as policy director of the senate armed services committee. thanks forjoining us, mark. just talk to us about what is going on in kherson, a lot of ukrainians very suspicious of the move, aren�*t they? ukrainians very suspicious of the move, aren't they?- the move, a

berliners in both east and westl linked hands and danced around liberated territory.e first attempts were made to destroy the - structure itself. yasser arafat, who dominated the who dominated the palestinian for so long has died, the palestinian authority has declared a state of mourning. after 17 years of discussion, with the result was greeted with an outburst ofjoy — women ministers who foot for only grudgingly accepted among the ranks of clergy suddenly felt welcomed. this is bbc news, the latest headlines. more than four and a half million ukranians are living without power as president zelensky warns russia is planning to continue attacking his country's infrastructure. dire warnings for the future of the planet — as the un's annual climate change summit, gets under way in egypt. research suggests the last eight years could have been the hottest on record. more now on the climate summit — brian kahn is climate editor at protocol and lecturer at columbia university's climate school. i asked him what where the main challenges at cop27. the big challenges, this is