emmanuel: yeah. linton: hello. linton besser, abc. emmanuel: yeah, wow. i'm emmanuel.s another importer. emmanuel: we are going to take this bale. this one, yeah. this one are from australia. we want to see what is inside. and it's ladies' summer jacket. linton: he's one of the few to import used clothing from australia. emmanuel: yeah, i'm going to open. we'll sort them into groups. linton: okay. linton: until they open their bales, importers have no idea whether they contain trash or treasure. emmanuel: it's nice, blue, so this one is going like this. top quality. here, we can't wear this one. linton: so, is that gonna be rubbish? emmanuel: yeah, this is rubbish. and this one too, or quality second. linton: second. okay. emmanuel: this, you can't wear it. this one is going to rubbish. linton: and also, look. it's got a stain here. emmanuel: yeah, it's no good. linton: it's no good. emmanuel: it's no good. no good. linton: emmanuel and his colleagues despair at the growing number of low-quality clothes arriving in ghana. linton: what do you think of this one? emmanuel

rishi sunak it —— emmanuel macron. also look to get i’ilht —— emmanuel macron.ook to get right for kent _ —— emmanuel macron. also look to get right for kent and the economy for people _ right for kent and the economy for people they are. as much as we often talk about— people they are. as much as we often talk about the terrible plight that people _ talk about the terrible plight that people affected, this is really beginning to affect the south coast. and people coming in, whether status is unciear— and people coming in, whether status is unclear and very un—ideal circumstances for them but also the local community. just circumstances for them but also the local community.— local community. just in terms of the wider relationship, _ local community. just in terms of the wider relationship, there - local community. just in terms of the wider relationship, there are | local community. just in terms ofl the wider relationship, there are a lot of areas where having an ally, a prominent ally in the european union might be quite helpful to the british. ~ , , ~' migh

emmanuel macron has rebuked joe biden - pots off script comment. emmanuel.oe biden— macron has rebuked joe biden because joe biden made these comments — which, _ joe biden made these comments — which, typical of the us president, they could — which, typical of the us president, they could have been more considered and calculated, a bit off—the—cuff especially— and calculated, a bit off—the—cuff especially when it comes to very serious — especially when it comes to very serious matters such as armageddon. you might— serious matters such as armageddon. you might want someone to actually be slightly— you might want someone to actually be slightly more scripted. he said, "we've _ be slightly more scripted. he said, "we've not— be slightly more scripted. he said, "we've not faced the prospect of armageddon since kennedy and the cuban— armageddon since kennedy and the cuban missile crisis. i don't think cuban missile crisis. idon't think there's— cuban missile crisis. idon't think there's any— cuban missile crisis. i don't think there's any such thing as the abili

she said so far she's lost 99% of her birds and emmanuel is one of the few left. emmanuel the emu rose to tiktok stardom after he crashed one of blake's videos trying to educate people about her farm. since then he's gained a following, mostly for pecking at iphone cameras do not do it emmanuel, don't do it. emmanuel, don't do it. >> blake says that the geese that visited her farm can be a big threat to domesticated birds such as emmanuel the farm is in touch with the state of florida, which reports standing water from hurricane ian has likely made the virus spread faster. according to wildlife experts, farms and zoos are grappling with an increase in cases. migr. exhibits at th as birds complete their full migrations exhibits at the omaha zoo in nebraska closed for ten days after a pelican there died of the bird flu the virus is not a threat to humans blake says because there are some different strains of avian flu, it's relatively impossible to vaccinate the birds for the virus, and birds don't like getting shots. she says while most of emmanuel's neurological s

emmanuel, don't do it.ted her farm can be a big threat to domesticated birds such as emmanuel she's in touch with the state of florida which reports standing water from hurricane ian has likely made the virus spread faster according to wildlife experts farms and zoos across the country are grappling with a rise in cases as birds complete their fall migrations. exhibits at the omaha zoo in nebraska close for ten days after a pelican there died of the bird flu the virus is not a threat to humans blake says because there are some different strains of avian flu, it's relatively impossible to vaccinate the birds for the virus, and birds don't like getting shots. she says while most of emmanuel's neurological symptoms are subsiding, he still has never of damage in his right leg and yesterday she posted this picture of emmanuel drinking water for the first time since he got sick. make says emmanuel is a fighter, and she expects him to make a full recovery. >>> more than ten years ago the american film company koda

this is ben wallace who has - accused president emmanuel macron of the words _ accused president emmanuelwest about whether or not anyone would choose a nuclear weapon of the _ anyone would choose a nuclear weapon of the ukraine invasion putin has been _ of the ukraine invasion putin has been threatening to use nuclear weapons — been threatening to use nuclear weapons for a wild. president macron has ruled _ weapons for a wild. president macron has ruled out france using an independent —— emmanuel macron. what ben wallace _ independent —— emmanuel macron. what ben wallace says is that actually weakens — ben wallace says is that actually weakens the position of the west in dealing _ weakens the position of the west in dealing with putin because the whole point about nuclear deterrence is that you — point about nuclear deterrence is that you have to be shown that you are prepared to use them on either side otherwise they don't act as deterrence. he is calling president mccone _ deterrence. he is calling president mccone over the coals for the playing — mccone over the coals for the playing

only a french president like emmanuel i french president like emmanuel macron could invent somethingand others. forgive me for being a — can't, britain and others. forgive me for being a bit _ can't, britain and others. forgive me for being a bit old-fashioned| can't, britain and others. forgive i me for being a bit old-fashioned but me for being a bit old—fashioned but isn't this what used to be called a multis europe?— isn't this what used to be called a multis europe? yes. printed wanted that, the french _ multis europe? yes. printed wanted that, the french didn't. _ multis europe? yes. printed wanted that, the french didn't. we - multis europe? yes. printed wanted that, the french didn't. we got - multis europe? yes. printed wanted that, the french didn't. we got ourl that, the french didn't. we got our way in the end. because the european union is stronger than ever. the proof is ten countries want to join and they can'tjoin because of a financial thing. also it's a great idea because it brings britain back and others back into the fold. this is also expedient for liz truss. i t

i think emmanuel macron has brought together very well. you have azerbaijan at war, you have serbia can't stand each other, nevertheless i agree with you, it's important. it might be the only emmanuel macron legacy because in africa he has failed. and liz truss also needs i emmanuel macron to solve the immigration as an issue across the channel. - she can't do this without bilateral cooperation. i and we will renew again our efforts to do that, they said. they've got more money than the french to try and keep that large coastline, and help with the public spending you mentioned africa, we'll park that for now, the intervention which you get out soon afterwards with a one think he did say on friday was that he thought that the winter next year is going to be tougher than the winter this year. which is pretty ominous in terms of energy. we should probably talk about president putin, the birthday boy. 70 years old today. somebody gave him a mountain of melons. i didn't see that. i did see there were a lot of orchestrated parties . for him or

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president biden and emmanuel macron are expected to attend _ emmanuel macron are expected to attend.r. king charles not surprisingly, is a bit disappointed is not _ surprisingly, is a bit disappointed is not able — surprisingly, is a bit disappointed is not able to go. i�*m surprisingly, is a bit disappointed is not able to go.— is not able to go. i'm also intrigued _ is not able to go. i'm also intrigued by _ is not able to go. i'm also intrigued by an _ is not able to go. i'm also intrigued by an exchangel is not able to go. i'm also i intrigued by an exchange on is not able to go. i'm also - intrigued by an exchange on elon musk�*s platform which took place today which the mayor is reporting. a reminder of some of these issues, people don't always have the same issues on particular issues put up a little exchange betweenjacob rees—mogg, the former business secretary. " quoted florio, jake jacob rees—mogg tweeted the cost of living will be sold in sharm el—sheikh or each of the conferences. to which the dean stories come up with who he was a close ally of borisjohnson's white backs

i like to be examined by emmanuel less.ey really don’t like to go to doctors, but i directly force him, so we follow the girls of small weddings, plus 30 years. yes , cute. you are right, absolutely, of course, because they are needed. well, bring them to the institute and marry them off. yes, this is a program, at least we are examining marina vitorgan. i'll be waiting. and ira is in our studio. in general, come okay, yes it should. hello hello again, dear friends. our the program continues and our topic, naturally, colds, the season of colds, there is a special doctor called an ent doctor or an ear , nose, and throat doctor who deals with these diseases. i already told you that the nose is connected from the ear, this channel that connects the nose to the ear is called the eustachian tube and, of course, the nose is connected to the throat. we have a single cavity, which is called the nasopharynx along the back wall. nasopharynx. all the contents of the nose can already drain to us on the back wall of the pharynx, so thes

there seems to be a little bit of work going on between emmanuel macron and rishi sunak _ between emmanuelbetween emmanuel macron and rishi sunak. this piece in the express as they had _ sunak. this piece in the express as they had their first phone call and they had their first phone call and they are _ they had their first phone call and they are trying to put measures in place _ they are trying to put measures in place and — they are trying to put measures in place and get some draught deals drawn_ place and get some draught deals drawn up — place and get some draught deals drawn up. you talked about more money, _ drawn up. you talked about more money, they mention drones to france — money, they mention drones to france. minimum number of police officers _ france. minimum number of police officers but — france. minimum number of police officers but also they really want to try _ officers but also they really want to try and — officers but also they really want to try and tackle people trafficking, that something they discussed in the first phone call. there _ discussed in the first phon

that's the moment emmanuel starts thinking, something is odd here.ing for the program. i think that's really interesting. she was able to convince him that this wasn't political despite all the news, and that they had actually done good. that despite the lies that he was uncomfortable with that they had done good because people were better off in martha's vineyard that they had been in this overcrowded center in san antonio and emmanuel thought this seemed true. people were getting close, people were getting all of the stuff. so for the next round, recruiting now for a delaware flight that was eventually canceled, he said he just started telling people the truth. this is a ride out of town. they're gonna dump you somewhere that no one's expecting you, but it's a better place than here. and that's what he did up until the sheriff announced his investigation, and that's when emmanuel said he really realized something wasn't right. >> the sheriff of bexar county of course after all this took place announced a criminal investigation and that these folks

emmanuel got acquainted with the belarusians found.re many friends here, despite the serious specialty. he is fond of creativity, writes and performs his songs. after all, this is a very calm city , it is considered that this is a training city, because here and like us, and like vassilyars and academies, too. usually , we now have a clinical one, which is usually performed now, in general, it’s very, very cool that you can remember all this. all this is remembered. and it's very, very cool. i thank my donor, because she is very very cool, it is not so difficult to enter here. and how i started. i still remember that, yes, it needs to be taken seriously. i am very i love microbiology and still love it. well , i would have a very cool project of the generals. and egor oh, he spoke very, very cool english. that is to say, it was very easy to communicate with them, and he knew very, very well about his profession. this is their job. they understand this, because it is important for me then a foreigner or a russian. we will have to send so

it would also be appropriate to recall one of the last interviews of french president emmanuel macron the france 2 tv channel, in which he states that france will not use nuclear weapons. weapons in the event of an attack by the russian federation on ukraine with these weapons, moreover, emmanuel macron is ready even for negotiations with putin in order to somehow reduce the degree of escalation well, we understand that france, of course, has a nuclear arsenal, but the key decision will probably be made in washington and london, in any case, there is a feeling that putin will give a backhand to the issue of nuclear blackmail, although you can expect anything from him in any case president biden is not much. more precisely, he clearly warned the kremlin about the seriousness of the consequences. we understand that if there is a red line crossed, it is about the use of nuclear weapons. well, then the situation will work out. from the control of all participants in the process petro burkovsky, political analyst, executive director of the democratic initiatives foundation named after ilko

emmanuel used to work for andrea and gave her the nickname "mama mcdonald's." >> i appreciate you.e not your kids. >> reporter: to andreya, managing people on their first jobs is about so much more than barking orders. it's about listening, helping with homework, college applications, really any issue at any hour for every kid who works here. >> she treats me as her child. she always checks on me. she makes sheer i have everything i need. >> it doesn't matter what time of the day it is, at night, she will pick up. >> she will pick up. i don't have a relationship with my mother. she gives me the mother figure i never had. >> it's a little bit of kindness, a little bit of love that means the world to somebody. >> reporter: at a time when most employers are offering incentives if you stay, andrea is offering unconditional love, no matter where your career takes you. and as a result, employees are receiving bonuses of immeasurable value. >> to have a person of support to help me go through it, it kind of, like, slowly healed, like, what i was missing. >> reporter: and as for his future

a question for emmanuel. so, given that free black men in virginia, you know, knew it was coming here. they knew it was very likely at some point, the hand of the confederate government, whichever authority is going to reach down and try to compel them to do this labor. did many of them flee confederacy territory to avoid that? >> great question. people did leave. quantifying how many people is challenging. we're still estimating that a half million enslaved people fled during the course of the war. piecing out how many people were fleeing is challenging. certainly one of the people that i found through -- i didn't find, dr. edna greene found years ago, now, in charles city county. free black woman who was living on a farm. she had children, one of them was her older son. was prime age to be forced into the confederate military use, to do earthworks. he did so until he managed to get back home. he fled and ended up going down into hamptroads region, enlisted in a union, u. s. regiment. he fought during the ci

this week — liz the disruptor, emmanuel the moderniser, vlad the invader.st has a comfortable majority but has already had to wave the white flag. the second vowed to reform, and the voters promptly deprived him of his majority. the third can ignore his parliament, but perhaps not the people, who are voting with their feet. leadership — who wants it? in the studio to discuss that triumvirate, a dateline triumvirate. jeffrey kofman, who's anchored news programmes in both his native canada and the united states, and reported from the frontline. marc roche, a belgian—born economist who writes for the french news magazine le point. polly toynbee, weekly columnist with the guardian for almost a quarter of a century. lovely to have you on this, the penultimate dateline. welcome to all of you. let's start with liz truss and her week. marc, you are an economist. someone who is not unsympathetic with conservative values. what do you make of the u—turn on the top rate of tax? well, it was not a project of industrialised g7 countries. it was, this tax cut, simply like

mark: the french president emmanuel macron talking about radar intelligence and other anti-air missileystems pinks applied to ukraine to protect ukraine's drones. as you just pointed out, it is the timetable, it is very tight. you need the weapons straightaway. inna: yes, indeed. we need the weapons very soon. we need the tanks and for some reason, not a single western country has given us tanks. that is not something i understand. we need anti-drones to combat russian and iranian drones. they are attacking ukraine with iranian drones the last couple days. particularly in order to go on the counteroffensive. in region like kherson, it is a flatlands. to go on the counteroffensive there, people need to feel protected. for that they need tanks or other armored vehicles. that is something we need every day. mark: thank you for joining us. we appreciate your frank and balanced comments about what is happening. we hope you and your family remain safe. thank you for joining us, inna sovsun. let's go to our truth or fake segment. ukraine is are subject tonight. the commander-in-chief of the a

blake posted this video of her kissing emmanuel when she thought that he still had the flu. people only catch the people flu, and as for the emu , he stopped eating with all of the sick birds around him. >> do not do it, emmanuel, don't do it. don't do it. >> he did it, yesterday blake posted this picture of him standing in a sling she may just for him. he cannot lift himself up on his own, good bird.>>> the late supreme court justice, ruth ginsburg is appearing on approaches a postage stamp, she will have her own forever stamps, start next year. it features an oil painting of justice ginsburg wearing one of her iconic beaded collars. the liberal icon died 2 years ago, she was 87. she joins other supreme court justices to appear on stamps >>> 65 seconds on our race to the finish, the gunman killed two people at a st. louis high school yesterday, had an ar 15 style rifle and more than 600 rounds of ammunition, he also left behind a note saying he had no friends, no family, no girlfriend. the gunmen described himself as one with a life as a perfect storm for a mass shooter >>>

the biggest challenge yet to president emmanuel macron since winning a new term in may.his comes as workers in finery's and depots -- in refineries and depots voted to strike. this after the government tried to force a staff back onto the job. reporter: after weeks of strike action at fuel refineries, france's social unrest spilling over to other sanctioned -- other sectors. the strike threatens to cripple public transport in particular. up to half of trains could be canceled. >> i will get by, and will ask my girl friend or neighbor to give me a lift, they are right to do what they are doing. >> i'm not sure it is useful to bother people who rely on public transport. reporter: suburban rail services in the paris region as well as buses will also face disruption but the metro won't be too affected. teachers and hospital staff may also walk-off the job, weaving parents scrabbling to make contingency plans. >> i thought only transport would be effective, luckily we are working from home. reporter: the cost of living -- >> the cost of living is going up. reporter: the lefti

second speaker tonight is emmanuel dapney? and he's a graduate of richard bland college the university of mary washington and also unc greensboro and since 2001. he's been employed by the national park service at petersburg national battlefield. so if you're visited those terrific facilities at petersburg, you've probably either seen emmanuel or at least benefited from the great work. he has done that his title for tonight is the first participation of free blacks in confederate, virginia over to you. so much. going to attempt to share my screen. i can find the screen. you can hopefully get started. oh great. so, thanks everyone for joining tonight. i am gonna be like like dr. newhall before me and try to be quick because we don't have a lot of time. i want to leave time for for people to ask questions. i dress to be clear this talk is not about black confederate soldiers other people have written about this issue and all of its complexities and that is not what this talk. it's about instead is about what comparison most of it

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emmanuel macron -- profound change in the nature of the war in ukraine in the wake of the strikes.kraine seeking a resolute response from the united nations. a special session of the un's general assembly is being convened in new york. motorists across france facing shortages of pumps. -- because on the needs to end the two week old strike has been condemned as blackmailed by the main union. this is live from paris. ♪ >> thank you very much. at least 11 people have been killed in a series of attacks by russian forces on ukraine. 89 people have been wounded. the sequence of attacks has brought condemnation from kyiv and the west and plaguerist -- fears that putin could be at the start of a different, more indiscriminate stage of the conflict. volodymyr zelenskyy has said his countris not intimidated by russia's attacks and added kyiv's number one priority is improving air defenses in cooperation with western allies. [sirens] >> in kyiv, a race against time for emergency workers desperately trying to contain the flames caused by russian strikes, evacuate and treat the injured. the ca

the french president emmanuel macron has said he hopes for a new phase in relations with the uk following meeting with liz truss in prague. social care providers in england warn that a complete overhaul of the system is needed to prevent millions of people from being left without support. the uk defies climate warnings by announcing a new licensing round for oil and gas exploration in the north sea. the king of thailand is to visit survivors of the horrific attack at a nursery which killed at least 38 people including many children. two further explosions are heard as authorities continue to search the rubble in the city of zaporizhzhia more than 2a hours after a series of russian missiles hit civilian homes. and miracle baby — find out how robbie's life was transformed while she was still in the womb. the uk's independent economic forecaster the office for budget responsibility has submitted its initialjudgment on the prospects for the economy to the chancellor this morning. we won't know what is in the draft report until budget day, which is currently planned for late november, but ther

it seems to me that that emmanuel macron�*s vision of, quote—unquote, "strategic autonomy" — where europeent military and security power on the global stage — that's pretty much dead. what we've seen is that europe remains utterly reliant on the massive power of the united states. i would say that europe needs to enhance own security and defence capacities, and... but we are... europe consists of national states and we have national armies, and the war in ukraine, the russian colonial war against ukraine, shows us that if we join our forces together, we are much, much stronger. so, to build autonomous europe, for me, would be luxury. i think we need to focus on cooperation between the eu, nato and other countries like great britain and partners in indo—pacific. let's build a broader, broader coalition of states having same values — values of liberal democracy, freedom of speech, open and free elections — and let's protect this...this realm of...of this part of world, because unless that, there are major and big forces which will always try to dissolve it. minister, it seems to me what you

that it wld not just be for importing gas into europe, but, in fact,ny people are ying that emmanuelacron has been against because of the strg nuclear power in its country, and s today tre is a chance that you are hearing first signs from france that times have anged, and europe ds requir any source oenergy can get because of the fact tha russian gas exports have been cut off sentiallto europe, and euro needs toiversify, so it does seem there is movement in that direction. nicole: the two leaders also discussed strengthening cooperation on foreign policy and defense. what more can you tell us about that? nina: the was a date here in spain about whetr or not t german chancelloand government had in fact proposed to strain that they uld take part in a defense system that would help shield europe from potential attacks. germany is in the planning phase, and we are expting such a system to be operatial quite soon because germany is potentially exposed to potential russian attacks from the neighborhood, but today, both leader say this issue is not on the agenda and spain is not going to pu

and then there is emmanuel moseley who was playing well, an mri confirmed that he tore his acl in his left knee in yesterday's win. he will undergo season ending surgery, a viable option to replace mosley is jason right is getting closer to a return after undergoing season ending acl surgery last season. kyle shanahan has no doubt that brett can get back to his 2024. >> that's big 10 so it could it it is practice reps to get out there and heal. that get back game shape and ready to go. i mean, a little hard show. you guys a little bit of them just being around the money in a very person and he's gone through as much bad things in his career that he has continually have to try to overcome. will come into play in year 2020 in that time period before all the things that happened before. that was unbelievable. and he had the can that the set back the next year will understood. troy and he's been working like he always has to come back from he's gotten done the work, tories, helping up to get into practice. now. we jush need to end the so he can make sure that he can hold up to all everyth

emmanuel macron, the french president, has congratulated mr da silva.onaro to challenge the results. i think it's become the norm, hasn't it? the strongmen of the right always stop crying the minute they lose anything, throwing the toys out of the pram. so i suppose that will be the next stage, but it seems to me, as a una said, it's such a large country, i'm not sure how corruption can creep in in terms of the vote counting. perhaps we need to go back to the previous election as well. it's probablyjust a relief to have somebody who is generally seen as being homophobic, racist, misogynist. .. being homophobic, racist, misogynist. . ._ being homophobic, racist, misogynist. .. being homophobic, racist, misoa nist... �*, , ., ., misogynist. .. it's 'ust a relief to know that he _ misogynist. .. it's 'ust a relief to know that he is — misogynist. .. it'sjust a relief to know that he is no _ misogynist. .. it'sjust a relief to know that he is no longer - misogynist. .. it'sjust a relief to know that he is no longer in - misogynist. .. it'sjust a relief to i

welcome emmanuel. so clearly this was sparking differences between the european partners. exactly, we've just talked about the tanks. we see just how difficult it is to coordinate to decide a which weapons offend, to whom, and then which are pledge to ukraine in return. so there are disagreements when it comes to defense are about the quantity of things that are being sand about the timing as well. and of course, one of the biggest bones of contention in the european union is how to face the energy crisis. that is a result of russia's war against the ukraine. they are a number of member states which ones to have a price cap on gas prices. this is something that germany oppose in this morning. all our shows was talking to a greet prime. oh, the greek prime minister, greece, or dont doesnt oppose does a price cap. so germany, it's actually quite isolated under european stage when it comes to that it does. a single handedly decided to unblock 200000000000 euros to try and phase the increasing prices. so europe has to have a show of unity, but we see there are many crucial iss

and in broader formats, we are ready to support the initiative of emmanuel macron today, what is the demonstrated support for ukraine as well as the complete isolation of russia and belarus, let's listen to the heads of government of iceland and belgium. if you look at those present here, you will see the importance of this, i mean that the entire european continent is here with the exception of two countries , belarus and russia, this shows how isolated these two countries are i think that we will see here that the whole of europe is united against the russian invasion of ukraine, it is united against this aggressive war, statements were made about the non-recognition of this so-called russian annexation of the occupied of ukrainian territories, there was also a statement from the sun, in particular, the chancellor of germany, about the non-recognition of these pseudo-referendums. well, this, so to speak , says that there is a place for ukraine in the future format of a large europe, but there is no place for putin's russia and belarus lukashenka, columnist for the ukrainian service

well, seems like emmanuel isn't doing too bad. so far we're going to drive in a tilted position. first, we want to get all 4 wheels into the slope and then we want to go parallel to the corner to the right. interesting to see if this will work. my mean, if you would have asked me, can you put the column it over? and no, it was simply flip over. all right, perfect. or if you stay here in a moment, you can see the display, we've got 30 degrees now. i mean, it feels like more, it's like more like 45 degrees or something. i mean i think you do every day in the order. i would have thought the car is like heavy and it would have been but i mean 30 degrees. it's not something where you will have the danger to flip, but it feels if it's worth, of course, take some precautions. you've got to be careful. watch load, you go on your roof or in the boot. yeah. obstacles to crash over. but once you've done all of that, you're actually quite safe. incredible. it's a relief that emmanuel didn't flip the car but there were plenty more challenges and a total of $25.00 different obstacles awaiting

and help which we continue to receive from them, together we will win for sure french president emmanuelld call pope francis francis should call vladimir putin and us president joe biden because it is necessary to try to end the russian war in ukraine about this the french president emmanuel macron told reporters on the plane returning to paris after an audience with the pontiff, moreover , the french president even asked the head of the roman catholic church to speak with a person who calls himself the patriarch of the cyrillic orthodox church, while mr. macron added that pope francis had a very trusting relationship with the american president, and therefore he could try to convince joe biden to return to attempts to end the war through diplomatic means, but the press service of the pontiff only reported about the fact of the meeting with president macron and the fact that the main topic was the russian war, that is, no matter how hard i try to find any information on the page of the press service, there is no information about the response of the pontiff to this therefore, i don't kno

well, mikhail ivanovich just recently commented on one statement that french president emmanuel macron made during a speech in rome, uh, he said that the russian authorities use the leadership of the orthodox church to justify their own policies, and so on on twitter they reacted to this . and they called it an inappropriate statement and noted that european leaders are advised not to touch on this delicate topic at all unless they want to make the quotes look ridiculous and arrogant. and can you just tell us in more detail here what you mean and what these are for in general? uh, these are the attacks on the part of european leaders for some reason against the orthodox church. well, i think that there is a lack of tact in the formation of an understanding of one's place in the world. we are serious when the president of one of the european countries starts to receive the russian orthodox church, so i don't refrained from reacting really disgracefully and well, there is not enough tact and yes, and some strange ideas about the place of france in european and world affairs. well made a

liz truss has bilateral meetings including emmanuel macron, whether it is energy, security or migrationlook at the issues which leads to questions about what can really be delivered by the summit. for britain, could it be a reset in post—brexit relations with europe? there is a row about post—brexit trading arrangements for northern ireland and talks will be restarted today but liz truss said it is right to work with friends and allies. but she stresses this is not allies. but she stresses this is not a summit, eu construct. but today can be regarded as the start of a political experiment that could either fizzle out or be the beginning of something pretty big. thank you. the chancellor has hold a meeting with the heads of high street banks amid turmoil in the mortgage sector sparked by his mini—budget. kwasi kwarteng sat down with senior executives ahead of his plans to loosen regulation in the financial services sector. the labour leader sir keir starmer said the mini—budget is putting hundreds of pounds on people's mortgage bills and he called it the opposite of a plan for growth. re

signed a document refusing all negotiations with moscow, essentially cut off all paths to peace emmanuel has already changed his shirt to a warm turtleneck europe is switching to winter dress code and energy sobriety. but why, at the same time, no one even tries to investigate the sabotage of the century on the baltic gas pipelines, nothing is forgotten anymore demands reparations from germany following the results of world war ii. is warsaw really opening a pandura box that could lead to a new redistribution of europe's borders this will be your central television on saturday at 19:00 on ntv the new season i wanted to talk about what is important for both of us, because what is happening recently does not interest me. was it behind it? something else didn’t seem to you that after artyom’s return and what you told them, that it was a lot strange, it just started much earlier before the trip to amsterdam when exactly namely, when he started do business with you. but you're in luck brother. i don’t know what i did, but i definitely won’t hand you over. thank you very much. okay, come on. t

emmanuel: dirty. linton: it's sweat. emmanuel: see. yeah, rubbish. it's like a insult.y of them arrive in unwearable condition. while the trade in used clothes has created thousands of jobs,

. >> jimmy: emmanuel lewis, "webster"? >> yes. >> jimmy: yes?ges, say hi to folks. i got myself a relationship with emmanuel lewis, and we were buddyed for a minute or two. >> jimmy: what would you guys do together? >> i don't know -- i think this is before video games. i don't know. read comic books or something? >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> something stupid. but hello to him. >> jimmy: herve villechaize, tattoo from "fantasy island." >> no. i would have loved to do "fantasy island." before my time. >> jimmy: you never did "fantasy island"? >> i'm not that old, f-u, jimmy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i can see you running on deck, gavin macleod, "hey, son, slow it down." >> that's "love boat." >> jimmy: oh. >> i would have liked to have done that too. [ laughter ] ricardo montalban. >> jimmy: you never met him? >> no, nor gavin macleod. >> jimmy: hulk hogan? >> no, but i did hit a screaming line drive past a sprinting lou ferrigno at dodger stadium during "hollywood stars night." does that count? he's a wrestler. >> jimmy: i've played baseball with lou ferr

i will remind you that the creation of a european community was proposed by french president emmanuel macron. his vision is to replace the european union, but it should revive cooperation between european countries. the european union should intensify the provision of financial and military aid to ukraine. the day before, during the informal summit of the leaders of the eu member states, it was decided, and today the information about this was announced in prague during a conversation with journalists by the president of the european parliament , roberta matzola, according to her, ukraine needs heavy weapons and tanks, and the eu member states will be able to provide it and to do everything so that kyiv won the war as an individual, it started on february 24, that is, so that they do not speak in europe, the president of the european parliament clearly says that there are tanks in europe, europe can give us these tanks, why some leaders some european countries do not want to give us this and these tanks, it is another question for them to strengthen the provision of military aid to uk

stage tractor rides protest against the threat of recession and reduced food supplies down with emmanuelacron chanted by crowds protesting in the streets of paris 20% of gas stations in the country are facing fuel shortages due to supply problems, the government claims that the shortage is caused by strikes at refineries and urges citizens to refrain from a policy of panic buying. price growth is not higher than income growth this is the position of the belarusian prof.

this is a trial run for a concept that was brought forward by the french president, emmanuel macron,is a space where eu and non-eu countries with common interests can gather together and have debate. a few weeks ago, liz truss was asked if emmanuel macron was a friend ortho, -- or foe, she said the jury is still out. she said the war in ukraine overshadows everything, as is often the case in any political meeting these days, it is a, in response to the -- common response of the russian aggression. joining us is the chief economist for europe at goldman sachs. when you look at the challenges, there is nothing good coming out of this opec decision because they either see a much slower turn for the economy, or it exacerbates geopolitics. jari: we think the decision to cut supply is going to push oil prices higher. we raised our forecast to $110 later in the year as a combination of tight supply and strong demand as we substitute away from gas. the effect means on the one hand, slower growth, but it also means high inflation. the latter is key because central banks are still struggling w

good, vice versa. emmanuel clinton and his family had hoped for a better life after fleeing the polluted niger delta 10 years ago and settling in eco town. oil pollution had meant emanuel could no longer work as a fisherman. we visited him in his new home with his 4 children, his mother in law, and his heavily pregnant wife. my little a doll. the i love. 0 one taught all bah, saw sub levy. i find out. i lost my uncle. and 2 of my sees thus the course of how life was difficult and i had a lot of last been lost. none cannot afford to cheat them. so because the i'm for so too good and medical health you have to.