filipe lives in france but works in germany as a vocational trainer last month his working hours were reduced and the government subsidized his wages he was then double taxed due to a loophole. like the woman in germany the monthly wages get taxed which they did without salary too but we also need to pay taxes on the reduced working schedule subsidies in france. germany has announced it will close its borders to countries where new coronavirus variants spread rapidly currently this is not the case in logan but there are long lines of french customers at this german service station. we are very worried we're just so used to driving to germany whenever we want to. germany and france have strong links if one side of the border has high case numbers of coronavirus variance so does the other site this is a shared habitat and it needs to be treated as such. the french government is now discussing a solution for regions where crossing borders is a day to day reality. it's been a year since the world health organization sounded the alarm by declaring the coronavirus crisis a public health eme

filipe: that is an interesting figure.e health care segment in saudi is because it is another index play. we had a report yesterday saying the company meets the requirement, the technical requirement to the main a margin -- emerging-market. the popular gauge most em investors look at globally. this would attract around $80 million to 100 million dollars. this could be announced as soon as may, that is the next time there is a major review. there should be a lot of activity with this before the announcement. the share is up 80% this year so far. yousef: what is on the radar for earnings today? filipe: quite busy day, we have investors reacting to the posted profit that was higher than analysts were estimating last year. the share was capped at 74. reaction to the national bank of kuwait and the kuwaiti market, and the big-name posted a beat and profit for the year. within those names that we are expecting to see, their numbers, we have important players here in dubai and in qatar. yousef: thank you very much. let's talk abo

filipe. my family told me they did not want me to live with them at home anymore. they tried to force me to marry someone i didn't know so i went to cairo. but i was alone. and said i had only myself to depend on i mean all and that. was how. i found an apartment. not only my family sent messages to my phone my threatening to kill me. they said they would find out where i lived kidnap me and marry me off against my will. so it's. this is. the 1st i started working at a law center where we try to help all different kinds of people no matter what their political views are kind to me all that matters is that they are an egyptian citizen who has been assaulted him about what we do is provide them with moral public own legal support. was. cut was one of the there are $269.00 defendants in the cabinet clashes case they were individual charges and their group charges was everyone's moved on and we are left to take the blame. and her anything else and in logic i went to my court hearing how to back up if you want me on my way in a police officer insulted me and i spoke bac

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filipe on the way our lives in france but works in germany as a vocational trainer last month his working hours were reduced and the government subsidized his wages he was then double taxed due to a loophole. in germany the monthly wages get taxed which they did with our salary too but we also need to pay taxes on the reduced working schedule subsidies in france. germany has announced it will close its borders to countries where new coronavirus variants spread rapidly currently this is not the case in love m. but there are long lines of french customers at this german service station. we are very worried we're just so used to driving to germany whenever we want to. germany and france have strong links if one side of the border has high case numbers of coronavirus variants so does the other site this is a shared habitat and it needs to be treated as such. the french government is now discussing a solution for regions where crossing borders is a day to day reality. to russia now where police have warned activists not to join protests in support of the job opposition leader oleksandr family

but not together like the period filipe calls the highlight of his career when both sides were blasting through obstacles to meet in the middle that says he respects the british decision but. the future will tell if they were right. they will start notice that quickly enough and at that point maybe they'll change their minds. he hopes u.k. citizens will want to rejoin the new he says the path he helped build will always be there for them. e.u. citizens working in the u.k. currently seeking a path out of the country thousands came to work in the health sector or in care homes even freedom of movement made it easy for them to seek jobs but now that the u.k. is no longer a member of the union workers from e.u. countries need a visa if they want to work on british soil these restrictions are putting a massive strain on the already plagued health sector media costs a gram is from portugal and she is among the few who wants to say she knows that the demand for nurses and caregivers is high especially now during the coronavirus crisis while infection rates are still rising tremendously. even i

photographers and artists who want to prove through their art that they can overcome the challenges of filipe. unfortunately in libya support for artists is absent this is why we created this art house so artists can express themselves and send messages through their art people's hopes fears and experiences of living with a lack of basic services like electricity or all expressed here the city of tripoli saw intense violence for 14 months when warlord khalifa haftar is libyan national army or was the military offensive in april last year his forces later retreated towards the east after the internationally recognized tripoli government we took l n a held territory in june and as well as war the difficulties of living through a pandemic but on a gun somebody any one of the no one i'm a doctor 1000 was really hard for us i was afraid it would spread kavi to my family from the hospital there was fear and panic when i would leave the hospital they feelings were a heavy burden on me so i would express them in colors in my art to lighten the load for these people persistance shows the importance of

but not together like the period filipe calls the highlight of his career when both sides were blasting through obstacles to meet in the middle that says he respects the british decision but love the new deal all the future will tell if they were right dual role they will certainly notice it quickly enough and at that point maybe they'll change their minds. minutes he hopes u.k. citizens will want to rejoin the new he says the path he helped build will always be there for them. e.u. citizens working in the u.k. currently seeking a path out of the country thousands came to work in the health sector or in care homes here freedom of movement made it easy for them to seek jobs but now that the u.k. is no longer a member of the union workers from e.u. countries need a visa if they want to work on british soil these restrictions are putting a massive strain on the already plagued health sector. costs a gram is from portugal and she is among the few who wants to say she knows that the demand for nurses and caregivers is high especially now during the coronavirus crisis while infection rates ar

but not together like the period filipe calls the highlight of his career when both sides were blasting through obstacles to meet in the middle that says he respects the british decision but love the new deal all the future will tell if they were right do all wrong sort of all they will start will be noticed it quickly enough and at that point maybe they'll change their minds. minutes he hopes u.k. citizens will want to rejoin the u. he says the path he helped build will always be there for them. e.u. citizens working in the u.k. currently seeking a path out of the country thousands came to work in the health sector or more in care homes even freedom of movement made it easy for them to seek jobs but now that the u.k. is no longer a member of the union workers from e.u. countries need a visa if they want to work on british soil these restrictions are putting a massive strain on the already plagued health sector. costs a gram is from portugal and she is among the few who wants to say she knows that the demand for nurses and caregivers is high especially now during the coronavirus crisis

filipe pacheco. let's get back to president biden.ing for a $15 minimum wage in his $1.9 trillion stimulus plan. but some are concerned about that. david westin looks at the potential trade-offs. david: president biden wants to raise the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour, a measure he included in his day one priority of passing a stimulus bill to support the economy. >> people in both parties now recognize it's time to raise the minimum wage, so hard working people earn at least $15 an hour minimum. david: a move to $15 an hour to be more than double the current federal more -- current minimum wage, which hasn't been changed since 2009. if past, it would provide a pay hike to more than thousands of americans who are earning minimum wage. >> $15 minimum wage basically gets you to the poverty line for a family of four. david: until now, it's been the states leading the charge, with 29 states and the district of columbia already taking action. >> all of the evidence, historically, is the economy rose after the minimum wage has been rai

photographers and artists who want to prove through their art that they can overcome the challenges of filipe. unfortunately in libya support for artists is absent this is why we created this art house so artists can express themselves and send messages through their art people's hopes fears and experiences of living with a lack of basic services like electricity or all expressed here the city of tripoli saw intense violence for 14 months when warlord khalifa haftar is libyan national army or was the military offensive in april last year his forces later retreated towards the east after the internationally recognized tripoli government we took l n a held territory in june and as well as war the difficulties of living through a pandemic but on a gun to somebody and one of the i know i'm a doctor 1000 was really hard for us i was afraid i would spread kavi to my family from the hospital there was fear and panic when i would leave the hospital they feelings were a heavy burden only so i would express them in colors in my art to lighten the load for these people persistence shows the importance o

pulled out of his match with a blistered hand, but then appeared in the second set, taking overfrom filiphearing the sound of the crowd once more. that is all the sport for now. mike, thank you. —— those 4000 did. britain formally left the european union a year ago, but it was only last month that it came out of the key economic institutions — the eu's single market and customs union. that was a pivotal moment of change for businesses on both sides. just days ahead of that deadline britain and the eu did manage to seal an agreement. but it has not all been plain sailing — even allowing for disruption caused by the pandemic. 0ur economics correspondent andrew walker reports. a month ago, the european union and britain signed a trade deal. here is, folks, this is it. it means british and eu goods can be exported from one to the other free of tariffs or trade taxes. but there are new barriers. the issue is most acute for businesses that deal with perishable goods, such as fresh seafood where a host of new checks and paperwork are required to sell into the eu. it was a very serious problem fo

and with regard to tomorrow, you remember filipe petite, i'm sure rk sure, the guy who in the '70s walkedings on a tightrope. fabulous movie, i loved it. but that's what i picture for vice president pence tomorrow, because he's walking that tightrope and he doesn't want to anger trump because he wants to stay in the good fold like the rest of them because he's concerned about the base. by the same token, i do think of him as a traditionalist who doesn't want to defile the constitution and his prescribed ministerial role. so how does he achieve both of those tomorrow? it's going to be fascinating to watch. >> nia, at least 13 republican senators are going to speak against biden's election, or say they will. doour do you think they will do something like that? >> chthey have chosen their pat and that is to be one of trump's boys. the ones who will oppose it is the one who has spoken republicanism to really forge their own path, to have their own brand who is separate from this president. we talk about the president's loyalty. you can show all sorts of loyalty to him, but the idea that you s

of his match with a blistered hand but appeared in the second set, taking over from his stand—in, filipng-— the middle of the pandemic in which people are dying. thank you so much for havin: people are dying. thank you so much for having me — people are dying. thank you so much for having me on _ people are dying. thank you so much for having me on the _ people are dying. thank you so much for having me on the show. - people are dying. thank you so much for having me on the show. before i l for having me on the show. before i go into that, we need to acknowledge what has happened since the detection of the virus and the amount of vaccine research and development that has gone into it, and we have three vaccines already being rolled out by various countries in the world, so just wanted to recognise that the scientific and research community has put into it. the situation we have seen now with production has created uncomfortable notes within the eu, and we acknowledge the effort that every member state is trying to ensure that the population has access to this global public good, so thes

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