between the eec trade council, the heads of government of the five countries will gather for a two-dayzakhstan these days , the digital almaty digital forum and other events are also planned. aimed at deepening eurasian cooperation anton malyuta area of ​​interest this is all the information for today affairs. we are on the air every tuesday wednesday and thursday the most visible in the economy. see you soon. andrew help. what happened? so underwater, what happened? i'm asking. okay, well, what did we agree on? good thing my aunt was there. she pulled me out of the water. yes, she jumped in the water. she didn't even say thank you. dad and who is her aunt, so you don’t talk to me with your teeth? what for? just so scared. it's all about nerves. also an attraction for me. levchuk tatyana leonidovna good afternoon, good day, you won’t help me, you don’t know whose grave is this? the whole city knows that this is the wife of a levchuk. my dear, i would not advise your position to walk around the cemetery. and you do not know who cares for the grave, who blooms? dry clothes and drink hot

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we also have a winter weather advisory that goes into eec at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. continues through 10:00 a.m. on thursday. this is the next round of moisture. light snowfall accumulation generally around 2,000 feet in elevation. the santa cruz mountains and hills. we're going to see a lower snow levels as well. darren will be back to talk about that in terms of lowering snow elevations and how this whole thing is going to play out. we're going to have another round of rain heading earlier this week. hopefully without the exceptional winds we saw today. >> the worse of it is now in the rear-view mirror. >> that's good. especially of us on hills in san francisco, we were clinging on today. >>> earlier today, novato police asked people to shelter in place. a giant tree from the golden tree national cemetery fell on to sneed lane. the lesla has been out there for a few hours. what has been going on there this evening? >> like you mentioned i'm standing out here next where this massive tree fell right here. take a look behind me. you can see and hear crews working on t

today, this was discussed on the sidelines of the intergovernmental council of the eec by the prime minister of belarus , russia will discuss integration issues at the end of february at the union council. today, it is important to see the future. the attention is focused on this , the belarusian side is talking about further joint strategic development of industries, it is necessary to synchronize industry import substitution programs. we analyzed those twenty russian programs, and we see that part of the commodity positions can be completely closed by belarusian enterprises in the same way, i am sure that russian manufacturers will be able to quietly enter belarusian import substitution programs. we didn't say it was something new. i simply propose to intensify the work, so the direction to carry out such reconciliation and synchronization. and, of course, it is necessary to move on to the implementation of joint investment projects. microelectronics of the machine tool industry of the medical and pharmaceutical industries, that is, this is a complex thing. uh, we need to decide on the per

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in the council of europe were outside the eec . would that be outside the eec. would that be okay ?ell, i think that there okay? well, i think that there are legitimate questions that we need to start asking, relate to our membership of the european convention of human rights and its operation in the united kingdom. we've seen there's a politicised and expansionist court and strasbourg that regulates the convention. some sometimes at odds with british values. whether it's our ability to remove people to rwanda as we saw last year, the european court of human rights intervened at the 11th hour to stop us from doing that, whether it's our ability to deport foreign, whether it's our ability to police protests , whether it's police protests, whether it's the issue on resolving the issue of ireland legacy claims or legal claims brought against our own soldiers who fought in iraq . in many instances of policy making, the human rights act, what i call as part of the long tail of blairism, it's operation combined with the charter and the court have operated to stymie policymaking . you make

why does ukraine need another victim and where does the eec summit vanish in vain?further. is it possible that healthy people are running out and the ukrainian authorities don’t care anymore. who to plug holes at the front of europe decommissioned tanks for a pittance, and now he wants to drive them at exorbitant prices to ukraine speculation with belgium is being traded by its own government, which is trying to help the kiev regime. so how many thousand euros do you need to start a western column misha atlantsky, and the kyrgyz sergey lavrov interview point for our channel told what kind of whiskey is now in a priority place for him, what is known? but the minister's favorite drink is besides that

in the council of europe were outside the eec . would that be outside the eec. would that be okay ?ell, i think that there okay? well, i think that there are legitimate questions that we need to start asking, relate to our membership of the european convention of human rights and its operation in the united kingdom. we've seen there's a politicised and expansionist court and strasbourg that regulates the convention. some sometimes at odds with british values. whether it's our ability to remove people to rwanda as we saw last year, the european court of human rights intervened at the 11th hour to stop us from doing that, whether it's our ability to deport foreign, whether it's our ability to police protests , whether it's police protests, whether it's the issue on resolving the issue of ireland legacy claims or legal claims brought against our own soldiers who fought in iraq . in many instances of policy making, the human rights act, what i call as part of the long tail of blairism, it's operation combined with the charter and the court have operated to stymie policymaking . you make

now, this morning, the eec said that this was cybersecurity concerns and that they would be issuing thison any devices that they have for personal use with any ec apps on it and also any work devices as well. they said it was cybersecurity concerns and that affects their 32,000 employees. we asked tiktok for an interview, but they couldn't offer a spokesperson to come on this programme. the company did give the bbc a statement, saying: "we believe this suspension is misguided and based on fundamental misconceptions. we are surprised that the commission did not contact us directly nor offer any explanation." an uncrewed russian soyuz capsule has taken off from kazakhstan for the international space station. now at full throttle. turbo pumps at flight speed, and liftoff. a new ride back to earth. the aim of the mission is to bring back the three astronauts whose return vehicle was damaged by a meteoroid. though the capsule is scheduled to dock with the iss early on sunday, it's not expected to bring home the us astronaut and the two russian cosmonauts until september. before we go i'd just

but should leave the eec off.ut first, let's have a short break to see what this year on gb news live will be keeping you in the picture, finding out what's happening across the country and finding out why it to finding out why it matters to you. we'll have the facts fast with team reporters and with our team of reporters and specialist correspondent . specialist correspondent. wherever we'll wherever it's happening, we'll be there in 12 noon on tv radio and online giving news. the people's channel news . channel welcome back to the common sense crusade. with me, calvin robinson . on your tv, online robinson. on your tv, online and. on your wireless. just before we move on to our next topic before break, we were discussing the tavistock gids clinics, a department of health and social care spokesman has a message of saying young , who are message of saying young, who are questioning their gender identity, deserve our compassion and support and we must ensure all services are acting in the best interests of . childr

well so the times has rishi sunak threat to pull the uk out of eec while rishi is known his pull out game. first and foremost and rishi sunak . game. first and foremost and rishi sunak. he's prepared to take britain out of the european convention on human rights after being warned that 65,000 illegal immigrant migrants are expected to come to the this year. so official estimates there will be almost a 50% increase in illegal on last year, when 45,000 claimed asylum. yeah, it's already pretty high. last year it was quite high and the numbers are predicted to be higher. and so sunak and suella braverman . the home secretary braverman. the home secretary a fine launching trend for the most draconian, apparently immigration legislation seen in this . officials the this country. officials say the plans unveiled weeks will plans to be unveiled weeks will take britain to boundaries take britain to the boundaries of international law. so i think they're really make they're trying to really make these rules as stringent as possible. they're still trying to keep it within barriers that previou

well so the times has rishi sunak threat to pull the uk out of eec while rishi is known his pull out game. first and foremost and rishi sunak . game. first and foremost and rishi sunak. he's prepared to take britain out of the european convention on human rights after being warned that 65,000 illegal immigrant migrants are expected to come to the this year. so official estimates there will be almost a 50% increase in illegal on last year, when 45,000 claimed asylum. yeah, it's already pretty high. last year it was quite high and the numbers are predicted to be higher. and so sunak and suella braverman . the home secretary braverman. the home secretary a fine launching trend for the most draconian, apparently immigration legislation seen in this . officials the this country. officials say the plans unveiled weeks will plans to be unveiled weeks will take britain to boundaries take britain to the boundaries of international law. so i think they're really make they're trying to really make these rules as stringent as possible. they're still trying to keep it within barriers that previou

it hasn't used to be the eec. it hasn't been successful replaced.even commit payment on the part of our class, many of whom of course were for remain . never course were for remain. never want any of it to happen anyway . as for taking back control, our borders has not gone well thus far. although we now have the power legally to control movement of people opposed to that clause within , the european that clause within, the european union very constitution that insists the free mobility across union of labour. that's people we can now legally control our borders. perhaps it's just we're not doing a frightfully good job of it. when you see the number of it. when you see the number of people crossing the channel. day in, day out, in small boats where. whereas labour shortages also demonstrate that perhaps aren't getting that side of the argument right either not attracting the kind of people that we genuinely want to be here , not least in the industry here, not least in the industry of agriculture . and as you'll of agriculture. and as you'll hear a

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we join them as the eec eu when. we join them as the eec . they accounted for a huge portion of global trade. now that's down to about 8. you know , we do not about 8. you know, we do not need and do not need to get on our knees. we need to tell them, get out of northern ireland. that's what we need to tell them. no, indeed . and can you them. no, indeed. and can you believe we're here ? i mean, believe we're here? i mean, look, actually left the look, you actually left the conservative you conservative party because you were so conservative. the fact that they were going to undermine thought undermine brexit, we thought those of theresa may were those days of theresa may were oven those days of theresa may were over. is the conservative over. how is the conservative party back here . well it's party back here. well it's almost unbelievable . i mean, almost unbelievable. i mean, first of all, the remainers didn't accept result of the referendum. no, no . it's all referendum. no, no. it's all built the strength of undeniably half. when he firs

we join them as the eec eu when. we join them as the eec .go they accounted for a huge portion of global trade. now that's down to about 8. you know , we do not about 8. you know, we do not need and do not need to get on our knees. we need to tell them, get out of northern ireland. that's what we need to tell them. no, indeed . and can you them. no, indeed. and can you believe we're here ? i mean, believe we're here? i mean, look, actually left the look, you actually left the conservative you conservative party because you were so conservative. the fact that they were going to undermine thought undermine brexit, we thought those of theresa may were those days of theresa may were oven those days of theresa may were over. is the conservative over. how is the conservative party back here . well it's party back here. well it's almost unbelievable . i mean, almost unbelievable. i mean, first of all, the remainers didn't accept result of the referendum. no, no . it's all referendum. no, no. it's all built the strength of undeniably half. when he fi

it that this is a threat to leave the eec. a promise, it's not a pledge it's a threat to leave if the legislation go through. and that's you just need to get on with it. look the issue here is competence. darren is right . the competence. darren is right. the country public, the voters and refugees and asylum do have the right to expect a competent government. i mean , this government. i mean, this government. i mean, this government it grants 80% of the of the people's cases to stay in the country asylum seekers refugees and we're a generous country and refugees asylum seekers dislodged by isis or the taliban . they do deserve to have taliban. they do deserve to have a safe haven in our great country. they should come to our great country. the problem the government have got a civil servants dealing with asylum cases deal with on average 13 applications. a week. incredible like a product tivity and the government are trying to divert attention from their utter failure to be able to control the border. this is solution you cou

surprising, no matter how much they explain to kiev, it is necessary to comply with the standards of the eecholz repeated today again without observing our conditions we will not take anyone kiev continues to stubbornly ask for it. at that initially it was because of the ticket to the eu that he decided to destroy all relations with us. what is there, what is there, except for visa-free travel and lacy underpants obsessively. so you want it is completely incomprehensible with the same obsession, it seems kiev repeats we need a nuclear bomb. let's rather discuss this this time through the mouth of the new ukrainian ambassador to germany in the near future. he wants to start a discussion about it. and this is some kind of deja vu, because zelensky exactly a year ago, almost day after day, said the same thing, and this obsession with a bomb is called a trigger the hook of all chris is that kiev will provoke , why he does not want to remember that there will be a memorandum on foot, according to which he renounced nuclear status, not about an obligation, but about stating facts, kiev gave us his

we might well withdraw the eec h.r. people will roll their eyes and not believe it.y need to actually deliver in the remaining 18 months or so of this parliament. quick word on transgender prisoners . there transgender prisoners. there seems to be a victory for those who are arguing that the likes of adam graham never have gone anywhere near a women's prison. yes, certainly. in terms of policy in, england and wales, this is you know, hirahara this is a you know, hirahara conservative government doing something conservative. yes. yes and dominic raab coming out with a new approach that trans women prisoners not ones who've committed sex crimes, but crimes of violence will be forbidden from the women's prison estate. and i think even more importantly he trans women who are still intact , importantly he trans women who are still intact, biological males as a category and not people might not know but that's most trans women will not be allowed whatever the crime to be allowed whatever the crime to be a women's prison so the position is south of the border i think much m

tonight as the penny finally drops and rishi sunak threatens to leave the eec a few immigration laws this no nonsense approach from pm stop the predicted 18,000 migrants from arriving on small boats this year? my superstar panel give their opinions on the media bias at 1030 tonight. i'm joined carole malone, benjamin butterworth and beunda malone, benjamin butterworth and belinda de lucy. malone, benjamin butterworth and belinda de lucy . and what do belinda de lucy. and what do they make of , liz truss, they make of, liz truss, a sensational return to frontline politics tonight. there has been an approach on british economic for the past 15 years that is an orthodox . one of the things orthodox. one of the things i didn't really is just how strong the orthodoxy was so could truss now a whistle blower be another tory party saviour? we're going to find out when i go. greatest person and you, jack . ambulance person and you, jack. ambulance workers , nurses joined together workers, nurses joined together for. the biggest strike in nhs history today. why should the marxist unions holdin

tonight as the penny finally drops and rishi sunak threatens to leave the eec a few immigration lawshis no nonsense approach from pm stop the predicted 18,000 migrants from arriving on small boats this year? my superstar panel give their opinions on the media bias at 1030 tonight. i'm joined carole malone, benjamin butterworth and beunda malone, benjamin butterworth and belinda de lucy. malone, benjamin butterworth and belinda de lucy . and what do belinda de lucy. and what do they make of , liz truss, they make of, liz truss, a sensational return to frontline politics tonight. there has been an approach on british economic for the past 15 years that is an orthodox . one of the things orthodox. one of the things i didn't really is just how strong the orthodoxy was so could truss now a whistle blower be another tory party saviour? we're going to find out when i go. greatest person and you, jack . ambulance person and you, jack. ambulance workers , nurses joined together workers, nurses joined together for. the biggest strike in nhs history today. why should the marxist unions holding

and they did under the eec and under the ecj, which is even tougher these year.'t we do that? i mean, that's what needs to happen. i mean, i do make that point to say that before christmas, that's what needs to happen so that's what needs to happen so that that won't solve the whole issue but . you know what i think issue but. you know what i think the british public might have a slightly different view if we basically stop 15,000. i mean, that's not a bad start. you know, the big time, you know, so you got that on the health service once strikes have stabilised, we've got to get the waiting times now. all right. this is an inheritance largely from from covid. and there are other reasons , but that's other reasons, but that's a largely inheritance vote. he's got he's got plans for that. he's he's he's one of the reasons i supported him bluntly was because he's very smart. you know , a technocrat. and he's not know, a technocrat. and he's not my sort of politician i'm an ideological politician. i believe in ideal, you know, but he's a technocrat he's very smart to

have a long shared history with our continental cousins, not least almost decades of eu and previously eeco characterise brexit a disaster and that britain has been impoverished as result. i'm not sure that given the fact that country was the fastest economy in the g7 last year. everyone and their grandma wants to move here . and we avoided recession here. and we avoided recession the last quarter of 2022 and may avoid it altogether 2023. meanwhile germany deep in recession. you're welcome . recession. you're welcome. you'll never get away from the fact that britain imports more from the eu than we sell to them . so we are by an order of magnitude, the customer for their goods and services , and we their goods and services, and we can take our business elsewhere . punishing britain . brexit . punishing britain. brexit isn't great for us. i'll give you that, but it's arguably worse for eu member states and excluding our top and academics from will only hurt scientific experts . but again, brussels , so experts. but again, brussels, so nakedly political they don't care . this cold war with t

and they did under the eec and under the ecj, which is even tougher these year.'t we do that? i mean, that's what needs to happen. i mean, i do make that point to say that before christmas, that's what needs to happen so that's what needs to happen so that that won't solve the whole issue but . you know what i think issue but. you know what i think the british public might have a slightly different view if we basically stop 15,000. i mean, that's not a bad start. you know, the big time, you know, so you got that on the health service once strikes have stabilised, we've got to get the waiting times now. all right. this is an inheritance largely from from covid. and there are other reasons , but that's other reasons, but that's a largely inheritance vote. he's got he's got plans for that. he's he's he's one of the reasons i supported him bluntly was because he's very smart. you know , a technocrat. and he's not know, a technocrat. and he's not my sort of politician i'm an ideological politician. i believe in ideal, you know, but he's a technocrat he's very smart to

have a long shared history with our continental cousins, not least almost decades of eu and previously eeco characterise brexit a disaster and that britain has been impoverished as result. i'm not sure that given the fact that country was the fastest economy in the g7 last year. everyone and their grandma wants to move here . and we avoided recession here. and we avoided recession the last quarter of 2022 and may avoid it altogether 2023. meanwhile germany deep in recession. you're welcome . recession. you're welcome. you'll never get away from the fact that britain imports more from the eu than we sell to them . so we are by an order of magnitude, the customer for their goods and services , and we their goods and services, and we can take our business elsewhere . punishing britain . brexit . punishing britain. brexit isn't great for us. i'll give you that, but it's arguably worse for eu member states and excluding our top and academics from will only hurt scientific experts . but again, brussels , so experts. but again, brussels, so nakedly political they don't care . this cold war with t

i think we don�*t know where all the data ends up, and that�*s the fundamental concern, and why the eechis, therefore you don�*t have it, because it is a breach of company disciplinary policy. presumably the other option is cheerfully deleting away as we speak. but two other categories of people who might think this is ridiculous, the millions of users of tiktok who use it, post stuff on it, you may think, actually, the whole point of tiktok is it is out there and it is public, so why should i worry about this? but also, in yourjob, for example, presumably you have to use tiktok. if you don�*t use these social media platforms, you don�*t know what is going on? yes, certainly it is a good source of news for journalists, yes, certainly it is a good source of news forjournalists, isn�*t it? we can log in there and really assess internet culture and speak to people. but i think have so many things on our phones now that it is just collecting data. you know, if you fill out a survey about which holiday destination you might want to go on, that is data. if you put a health app on your phone,

nigel sunak's threat to pull the uk out of the eec h r tell us what that is. yeah. he wants out .e european human rights core which which people get quite air rated about what's british saying it wants to do is bnngin british saying it wants to do is bring in a whole of different laws to try and kerb immigration which one understands. it's one of the one of the big issues that people care about at the moment. it looks like the cross—channel migration will go up cross—channel migration will go ”p by cross—channel migration will go up by another thousand this coming year . the trouble is that coming year. the trouble is that whatever he comes up with , as whatever he comes up with, as the sunday times put it, will stretch the boundaries of international law . so the answer international law. so the answer then is, let's out of the convention . i think that i hope convention. i think that i hope he doesn't. i think it would be a bad thing to go and do that. so have our own legislation on human rights. sorry, can't we just have our own on? well, you can, but the, the whole point about