frances read with _ the path tojustice. frances read with that _ the path tojustice.he path tojustice. frances read with that look ahead, | read with that look ahead, thank you very much. as we have just heard, we expect that press conference to begin very shortly, it was timetabled for about 10am but these things often drift. my colleague azadeh moshiri will be there for us live when it begins, and has frances just said we expect the legal team involved into these allegations, we expect more details about the claim against the department store harrods for allegedly failing to provide a safe system of work for employees at the time when mr al fayed was the owner. we expect to hear from lawyers for those women and also some of the survivors themselves who have come forward. israel launched fresh air strikes across southern lebanon overnight in what security sources there say were some of the most intense bombings since the start of the gaza war in october. these are the latest pictures of israeli strikes on the southern lebanese border village of rihan. the israeli mil

frances read, bbc news. to the united states.e she accepted the democratic presidential nomination.the pair appeared at a local union hall in pittsburgh in the swing state of pennsylvania. mr biden sang kamala harris�* praises, touting her as a leader who would support workers. she would be a historic pro—union president. so, folks, we got one more job to do together — let me ask you — are you ready to fight?! yeah. are we ready to win? yeah! are you ready to elect kamala harris the next president of the united states? cheering and applause and... in the process, are you ready to make donald trumpa loseragain?! yeah! i have never been more optimistic about america. we have to remember who we are — we are the usa, there's nothing, i mean this from the bottom of my heart, there's nothing beyond our capacity. kamala harris took the stage immediately after — returning the president's praise. i have spent more time with this extraordinary human being when the cameras were not in the room, when the stakes were high, when the heat was i

frances read, bbc news.mocratic republic of congo. fires were started in the prison hospital and in the administration building in the capital kinshasa overnight on sunday. most of the victims were crushed or suffocated by smoke — although 2a people died after being shot as they attempted to break out. an official said no prisoners had succeeded in escaping. translation: the provisional| human toll stands at 129 dead, including 2a by gunshot after warning. the others died byjostling, suffocation, and some women were raped. the commission has also identified 59 injured, apparently being cared for by the government for appropriate medical care. to the united states. joe biden and kamala harris have held their first joint campaign event since she accepted the democratic presidential nomination. the pair appeared at a local union hall in pittsburgh in the swing state of pennsylvania. mr biden sang kamala harris�* praises, touting her as a leader who would support workers. she would be historic pro—union presiden

say staff members working for mr al fayed helped to enable and cover up his crimes. 0ur reporter frances readual predator. the accusations made by multiple women giving extremely distressing accounts of a variety of sexual crimes from assault to rape, perpetrated around the world. this morning, one of those women and the legal team that represents them held a press conference. mohamed al fayed, the person i worked for pushed himself on me. ifelt worked for pushed himself on me. i felt the floor with him on top of me. but i managed to kick free. hejust laughed on top of me. but i managed to kick free. he just laughed at me. he then composed himself and he told me in no uncertain terms, that i was never to breathe a word of this to anyone. breathe a word of this to anyone-— breathe a word of this to an one. ~ , , ., , anyone. we will set plainly that mohamed _ anyone. we will set plainly that mohamed al - anyone. we will set plainly that mohamed al fayed i anyone. we will set plainly l that mohamed al fayed was anyone. we will set plainly i that mohamed al fayed was a monsten _ that mohamed al

our reporter frances read has the latest.e earlier in the day and it was astonishingly powerful. natacha is a survivor — she told the press conference that she joined harrods when she was 19 years old — but that it's only now that she felt free to speak up. i believed i had been given the chance of a lifetime. an exciting job in an incredibly dynamic environment with endless opportunities to look forward to. i could not believe how lucky i was. imagine the possibilities, this was my passport to a shining, high—powered career. mohamed al fayedit high—powered career. mohamed al fayed it was clever and highly manipulative. he behaved like a fatherfigure, often manipulative. he behaved like a father figure, often saying, call me papa. often talking about his family and children as if to make me feel safe around him. he would ask kind and seemingly caring questions. he offered extra money for gifts to take home to my parents or to buy new work clothes. it all seemed entirely innocent and normal then, a perk of working for such a p

frances read, bbc news.involved 180 people wounded and thatis involved 180 people wounded and that is as the strike partially destroyed a building of the institute of communications and it has been reported that the president zelensky says 148 people have been killed there. a lot brighter out there that we saw through yesterday but enough cloud around to produce showers here and there, especially across eastern and the far west of the country but overall, a much better day than we saw through yesterday. showers will be across parts of east anglia in the south—east and it will be humid here and some across western scotland and northern ireland but western parts of northern ireland will brighten up. eastern scotland, northern and western parts of england and wales and many places are dry this afternoon and with light winds it still pleasant out there but we have got fresher when done we had a weekend. humid air and when done we had a weekend. humid airand look when done we had a weekend. humid air and look bri

our correspondent frances read has the details. audacious, easy, a quick snatch and it's gone.ansport hubs. there's been work to try to crack down on thefts but mobile phones are now the most stolen items in england and wales, according to the latest figures. there are at least 200 snatched thefts everyday, last year 78,000 people had their phones or bags snatched. yet less than 1% resulted in a charge and more than 80% of police investigations were closed before a suspect was found. for a while now, there have been calls for more to be done. the government's asking tech companies and manufacturers to work with it to find solutions and end the illegal market for stolen phones. police chiefs will also be asked to gather intelligence on where the phones end up in an attempt to end organised crime.— end organised crime. primely what is in _ end organised crime. primely what is in it _ end organised crime. primely what is in it for _ end organised crime. primely what is in it for them - end organised crime. primely what is in it for them is - end organised crime. primely what is in

frances read, bbc news.talking about that later in the programme and also about what the police are doing, a new scheme to tackle shoplifting, an entirely separate development this morning. sally has more of the day's news. thank you, jon. the uk government is facing international backlash after it suspended some arms sales to israel. foreign secretary david lammy said the decision was made due to a "clear risk" the equipment might be used to commit serious violations of international law. 0ur chief political correspondent henry zeffmanjoins me now. morning. what has been the reaction? the first audience for david lammy�*s announcement was the house of commons and there it went down 0k. commons and there it went down ok. you have to remember the vast majority of mps at the moment are labour mps who are broadly supportive of the government's agenda generally. i think in the hours after the statement to the house of commons, the reaction was more mixed, both politically and also actually in society more genera

our reporter frances read has the latest.onaire, infamous in british society, now alleged to be a serial sexual predator. the accusations made by multiple women giving extremely distressing accounts of a variety of sexual crimes from assault to rape, perpetrated around the world. this morning one of those women and the legal team representing then held a press conference.— representing then held a press conference. a, ., ~ , conference. mohamed al fayed, my boss, the conference. mohamed al fayed, my boss. the person — conference. mohamed al fayed, my boss, the person i— conference. mohamed al fayed, my boss, the person i worked _ conference. mohamed al fayed, my boss, the person i worked for, - boss, the person i worked for, pushed himself on to me. ifell to the floor with him still on top of me but managed to kick free. hejust laughed at me. he then composed himself and he told me in no uncertain terms that i was never to breathe a word of this to anyone. we will say it plainly, mohamed al fayed — will say it plainly, mohame

france. i will read out several statements he made at once, his words are quoted by trionovosti. so, regarding his arrest in france, pavel durov called the questions of the french authorities to him surprising. in addition, he stated that telegram has an official representative in the european union. he answers all eu requests, email address in the open.

pavel durov spoke out for the first time after his arrest in france, i will read out several statements he made at once, his words are quoted by three news. so, regarding his arrest in france, pavel durov called the questions from the french authorities to him surprising. in addition, he stated that telegram has an official representative in the european union, he responds to all eu requests, the email address is open. access for all residents of the european union. in addition, durov stated that he personally has long been helped create a hotline between telegram and the french authorities to combat terrorism in the country. if any country has claims against platforms like telegram , they should file a lawsuit, rather than prosecuting the head of the service, pavel durov is also quoted by riyanovosti as saying about his detention in france. in addition, pavel noted that he was told that. he could be personally responsible for other people's illegal use of telegram. vladimir putin spoke at the plenary session of the eastern economic forum, in fact, the main thing the event of all three

france. i just read out the potential penalties if she is found guilty, but in terms of witnesses in a case likecase likely to last for? . ., , ., , long is the case likely to last for? .. , ., , ., for? the case will last a coople _ for? the case will last a coople of _ for? the case will last a couple of months. - for? the case will last a couple of months. a - for? the case will last a. couple of months. a long for? the case will last a - couple of months. a long time, but it will only be operating for 3/2 days a week, but there are 25 also accused, including her own father, although he is unfit to stand trial. the essence of the case in a way is not really contested. the fact that these people were paid with european parliamentary money is not contested, they clearly were salaried, paid by the european parliament. the question is what they use that money for, and the national rally will argue that it is naive to pretend that people employed by meps are somehow apolitical. yes, there were political people, they worked with national rally business, national front business, so it is an argument

we got inflation printout of france with the read coming in at 2.2% for the month of august, in lineith forecasts we have to put that in perspective with what we heard from the ecb yesterday, they cut rates by 25 basis points when it comes to the outlook for inflation, there is still a bit of stickiness when it comes to core inflation however, this morning, the ecb member said the core inflation is moving in the right direction, however, the fight to bring down inflation is still very much in focus for ecb officials. let me take you to the different sectors to understand a little bit better what is the picture in the corporate news world this morning. we have at the top autos trading higher by over 1%. chemicals and construction and media also in the green this morning. i would also like to highlight we are seeing a bit of relief when it comes to health care this sector has been under some pressure at the start of the week, i should say, that teams so be recovering slightly this morning. i actually want to take you to industrials because it is where we are seeing quite a lot of actio

so clean water as in joe biden, has page more federal aid for the region in france. far right leader, my reading, the pen and dozens of members of our national riley party are going on trial in paris. they are accused of misusing and investing your funds, but then and her party tonight will charges calling them politically motivated. the your opinion is seeking more than $3000000.00 in damages. the u. k. is set to become the 1st g 7 countries and coal fired power production, as it proposed to close its last plant. the decision was made to achieve climate objective set by the government a decade ago. the reduction in coal power has held cut the u. k. is gas emissions by more than 50 percent? authorities say they also planned to de compromise the electricity industry by the 2030 a $36.00 cap. so on a mission to bring home to stranded austin nonce has docked at the international space station. bunch well more and so need to williams. i've been stuck in space since june after the boeing style lajna capsule was deemed unfit to return them to us. the 2 will had home in february. i got alex and i had a

so i think i mean i do believe keir starmer is thinking about scrapping this money to france. i readgraph, but still it's a massive waste of taxpayer money on top of rwanda. we've spent over a billion. then i think on rwanda was one of the biggest because he just knows that they're going to continue. >> but what i'm concerned about is i think there's going to be even more benefits for migrants under labour. i mean, only this week they would not confirm that this social housing will not go to migrants. i don't think there's any plans for labour to give more. >> there are no there are no plans for labour to give more benefits to . there are no plans benefits to. there are no plans for labour to give more benefits to migrants . to migrants. >> why did they there? >> why did they there? >> dan jarvis was on this channel last night. who is a minister in the labour government, and he refused. tom harwood asked him a question and said where will you put the migrants once they're accepted 90% approval rate and they're not going in the bibby stockholm, they're not going in the raf scampton. y

frances. this could be the most important economic reading of the year. is looking at non-farm payrolls to rise by 160,000. it is sending mixed signals, particularly around the weakening job market. that is raising concern of a potential u.s. recession. now markets are certain that the fed would start cutting interest rates at the end of the month. but by how much? that remains the key. and the numbers we expect today, higher than expected payroll data. the fed is likely to cut less the interest rates that run 25 basis points rather than a bigger cut of around 50 basis points. so all eyes on this very important number. 8:30 a.m. eastern. now, red lobster, they have been cleared to exit bankruptcy, chapter 11 by the bankruptcy court yesterday. the seafood chain filed for bankruptcy back in may. they've been struggling with competition. lower consumer spending and disastrous promotions. you might remember the endless shrimp one. a group of investors is buying the chain and hope to complete the deal by the end of the month. and a new ceo would be brought on

france. so um it wouldn't impact is read at all, but this is, is good for the narrative, i think. and now for the, for the 1st time we have a list and government will say that we are unwilling to provide as redwood weapon because there has been violating the in the it's interesting yeah. how much do you, i'm sure you meant that back in march. so it was a leak of comments by a member of palm for the vent ruling policy, in which she was closer to saying that the government's own lawyers, the then governments and lawyers had concluded israel was preaching international. how much do we know about what the government's lawyers have concluded? we, we know one thing that this is a new government's not or disagreeable government was the policy itself was critical of the, with the conservative and, and for this reason, they need to come up with something different with, with the policy change and, and this might signify that, you know, the big government is not to the, uh, going to be as confident as the one before, but the overall picture is the same. that all these worst and government a

if this attack happened in france in the u. k. been, is read. this alone in the united states would 2nd then can be said the next day we are still gathering information or when he 1st and foremost. and then if 3000 pages exploded in the u. k. waiting the secretary of state be saying we're gathering information or what do you condemn it? it's a simple question. why is it okay for the knees to die? to be injured, to be thought arise? why it's ok for live and on. but it's ok for any other country where the united states has relationships. now, why is it okay? and i'm sorry to jump in, you know, the us answer to this, right? and i'm not being their advocate, but the us be and i'm saying is because multiple american guests have told me that the u. s. looks, it has the lowest terrace. they have officially classify them as terrorist organization. and so they are not shedding tears about any of this a yes, i'm not talking about and that that again says go up or say i'm talking about is or i just mess stutter. because this action is a state cutter. there

situation , france is politically in a situation that requires that france itself he has enemies and enemies and this makes him read the door against russia, they want to take positions against palestine, and a political atmosphere has been created to actually support the issue of militarism, which is used to oppress the people. the support that is given to palestine is suppressed and it is natural that a professor is also suspended for this reason because there have been double standards regarding human rights since the beginning of the criminality of the zionist regime which is more than 75 years old. we are not unaware of this either, but the question this is what we have seen many times. when religions , especially islam, were insulted in france, the french government said that the principle of freedom prevails in this country and that people's freedom cannot be prevented, and everyone can speak their own words, and there is freedom of speech in this field, this issue causes a certain amount of maybe this dismissal of a university professor seems unnatural , what is your opinion about the suspension of a univer

fact that france is politically in a situation that requires that france has enemies and enemies and this causes it is possible to readt they have positions against russia and palestine and that a political atmosphere has been created for them to actually support. regarding the issue of militarism that is used to suppress the people , in the current situation, we are witnessing islamophobia, and we are witnessing a situation where demonstrations and support for palestine are suppressed, and it is natural that a professor is suspended for this reason. they say that there have been double standards about human rights since the beginning. in fact , there is a criminal of the zionist regime who is more than 75 years old , but our audience is not unaware of this either the question is that we have witnessed many times when religions, especially islam, were insulted in france, the french government said that the principle of freedom prevails in this country and the freedom of individuals cannot be prevented and everyone can speak their own words in this context. there is freedom of speech, this issue makes it seem a bit unn

france software. this does not give the country's authorities the ability to read any message, but the degree of accessnevertheless extremely high, keys and encryption are needed in order to decrypt. but nevertheless the source code of the program itself already gives hints, so to speak, some directions, here's where to look, what needs to be obtained in order to decrypt the message itself, to gain access to the contents. politician draws attention to the fact that france applied this law, which is not obvious to the it community, for the first time since 2004, precisely as part of the investigation into pavel. the regulator's requirements, the publication writes, are atypical for democratic countries and are extremely similar to... in the west, for years now, it has been customary to accuse him of tightening the screws, but the cryptography law first applied by paris has now caused a stir in companies. is engaged in encrypted correspondence services. it seems obvious to me that we are dealing with an attempt by the government to gain access to any platform by force. so, they will have the ability to i

nations dismissed the accusations of the united states, england and france about iran's role in the ukraine conflict as baseless. and he readleading and emphasized. the united states and its allies cannot hide the fact that the sending of western and advanced weapons, especially from the united states , has prolonged the war in ukraine and harmed civilians and civilian infrastructure. observing yuvuz's footprints in the southeast of turan for the first time, the deputy of natural environment and biodiversity of the environmental protection organization said that so far the presence of a leopard was not recorded in this area, but from the tracks of a leopard and the carcass of a sheep that the leopard had hunted, he confirmed the presence of an asian leopard in this area. in the southeast of turan, a range with participation. the private sector was being protected. one of the natives of the area, who actually started his conservation work there about 6 months ago in the form of a memorandum of understanding , and was moved there with the coordination of his department's organization. he had no expectations rozflang was not p

united nations called the accusations of america, england and france about iran's role in the ukraine conflict as baseless and misleading he read and emphasized: america and its allies cannot hide the fact that the sending of western and advanced weapons, especially from america , has prolonged the war in ukraine and harmed civilians and civilian infrastructure. continued insecurity in the occupied territories hebrew sources published images of a car explosion in nahariya in the north of the occupied territories. more details of the explosion, possible casualties and the nature of its cause have not been published, but some sources said that a bomb may have exploded. ist nahariya in the north of occupied palestine next to the mediterranean sea it is located and is the closest zionist coastal city to lebanon. german zionists were the first occupiers of nahariya. in a statement, the islamic resistance movement of palestine considered the harassment of palestinian youths in the prisons of the zionist regime as an expression of the hatred of the prison guards of this regime. hamas , in response to the images published in the hebrew

warning to a very specific state, including the usa and france, which was too actively supporting ukraine. and the french press really quite clearly read the signals from moscow as a threat, without specifying, however, for whom specifically. the british media write about threats. the agency agrees that. russia reacted this way to the well-known discussion on regarding granting ukraine the ability to strike with long-range weapons. the authors of the financial times article say they contacted experts and they recommended taking russia's statements as seriously as possible, but the german publication spiedel disagrees: "russia only wants to scare, but in fact it allegedly has no intention of doing anything, so globally the new doctrine will not change anything. an american specialist, an employee of the influential analytical center rent, thinks quite differently. regardless of whether you think it's a bluff or not, there can be nothing good in a major nuclear power easing the conditions for the use of nuclear weapons in its. that is, they are removing some restrictions, some barriers, lowering our nuclear restraint, at the same time, t

i expressed appreciation to his excellency mister dennis frances, for his efforts during his presidency of the previous session and read, commend the prominent role played by his excellency mister antonio. good. that as secretary general of the united nations is strengthening its stroll and achieving its locked $2.00. and then the president, sharpened for the security, the blatant aggression that'd be falls, the palestinian people and the gaza strip. today is the most barbaric, heinous, and extensive aggression violating human values, international conventions and norms. this is not a war with then dealing with a going to national relations well known and common concept of 4. but rather it is a crime of genocide by means of the most sophisticated weapons against the people, the seats in a detention camp where there is no escape from the garage of aerial bombing. the cut off to a resolutions, condemnations and reports have been exhausted. nothing is left except the on the 3rd ongoing and pre meditated on, started crime, honest with children, women and the elderly. out of it as their victims. we oppose violence and the t

the effort was led by the us and france and signed by australia, canada, germany, italy, japan, saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, and qatar. the statement reads

read and write in arabic is good. it is not only convenient for young people to correspond in franc , using arabic script seems to meanpatriarchally backward, the educated public is very concerned about such a trend, which is capable of ruining a huge layer of cultures, as it seemed to me, there are more mixed marriages in egypt than in any other country, these are not only modern marriages, thanks to shaarsheikh or hurghada, by the way... it was there that lizo and khalid met, well, and old marriages from soviet times. my mother, tatyana vasilyevna bogdanova, ended up in the end of the sixties in cairo as a translator for soviet specialists who worked here. and here she met my father, abdelmalik khalil, a journalist. and well, these wonderful people, i was born, actually, so i turned out to be bicultural. and a person. mona is fluent in two languages ​​and is at a loss when asked who she is, russian or egyptian? this is a good question. now i spend more time in egypt with visits to moscow, but of course, my home is here too. that is, i really have one foot here, the other there. and when i am absent from one of these

distinguished, and here, for example, in countries, in my country, in france, there are a lot of people from africa who, for example, read belenket and others, let's say there, debanking initiatives, they don't trust them, they don't believe them, but what russia will write, for example, or there pro-russian media, they trust them, because it is closer to them, and this is the factor that actually. that's what this whole debate is about misinformation, it doesn't count, a it must be taken into account. now coming back to durov, well, first of all, i'm very glad that he was finally arrested, and it was done by france, detained, i'm sorry, but there are different, there were different theories as to why he was detained, and one of them is that he refused to cooperate with our special french special services, yes, which... services that demanded, let's say, the closing of certain channels that sell illegal substances, that sell weapons, for example, and such there are a lot of channels, in fact, here is the question of content moderation, in my opinion, in general, this is what we are going to and without which social netwo

very much, and here, for example, in countries, in my country, in france, there are a lot of people from africa who, for example, readsay there , debanking initiatives, they do not trust, do not believe, but what russia will write, for example, or there's pro-russian media, they trust them because... closer, and that's the factor that really, that's this whole debate about disinformation, it doesn't take into account, but it needs to be taken into account. now coming back to durov, well, first of all, i'm very pleased that he was finally arrested and it was done by france, detained, i'm sorry, but there are different, there were different theories as to why he was detained, and one of them is that he refused to cooperate with our french specialists. services, yes, what uh

read. and a writer, the head of language schools from france. cultural life of the country, in the developmente, interaction between banks and clients, and how much they meet the needs of their work. artificial intelligence, more than a dozen events were held on this topic on the sidelines of the forum, media managers, government officials, and neural network developers discussed how to deal with this modern phenomenon, the development of which can definitely not be stopped, but one can learn to live with it, create and make, as they say now, good quality content. olga pautova's report. it is especially pleasant to talk about culture in a literary salon, among favorite books and paintings, but when it is... talk about artificial intelligence in culture, then the bookshelf turns into a huge screen, the height of a five-story building, there are paintings coming to life, which one can say were painted by modern artists of the neural network, here the usual reality is intertwined with the virtual one, where even the correspondent can be only an image created by artificial intelligence, because su

if you read the letter, there was a demand from france -- that france, because of personal reasons, he wasn't familiar with. bretton has always been a heavy hitter maverick within the commission. he loved the limelight, it probably rub some people the wrong way. at the end of the day, you mentioned that breton headed some of the most important comes the tech. those things are done. those lows exist but those in forcing them are in place. even if breton is not there, his spirit and keep living in the post. not a big worry for the commission. caroline: will his goes live on in stefan citroen, who has already been tapped? john: it's not clear. it's going to be for sure meteor -- meatier then what was on the table. you get that if you propose another name. stephan citroen steps in, let's see what he gets. it supposed to be a big month. it might not be to do with digital. ed: there are some issues in that eu term, a lot of them watch this program. what's on that agenda informing a new commission and that team she wants to assemble? john: in the agenda, she wants to make it clear she isn't p

to very specific countries, including the usa and france, which were too actively supporting ukraine. and the french press really did quite clearly read the signals from moscow as a threat, without specifying, however, for who exactly. the british media write about the threats. the reuters agency agrees that. in russia this is how they reacted to the well-known discussion about giving ukraine the ability to strike with long- range weapons, the authors of the financial times article say that they contacted experts and they recommended taking the statements from russia as seriously as possible. the german publication spiedel disagrees with this, writing: russia only wants to scare, but in fact it allegedly does not intend to do anything, so globally the new doctrine will do nothing will change. an american specialist, an employee of an influential one, thinks quite differently. regardless of whether you consider it a bluff or not, there can be nothing good in the fact that a major nuclear power weakens the conditions for the use of nuclear weapons in its declarative policy. the american publication washington post cites the opinion of a

read politics despite the criticism. european governments, leaders of right-wing parties, including in the netherlands, france and italy , welcomed this decision. i am talking about this issue with mr. morteza nashad, an expert on german issues who is with us. hello, mr. nashad, please tell me the details of the new restrictions first germany in the borders of this country for the audience to know. yes, hello, i am at your service and the honorable ladies and gentlemen who are watching and listening to this program now. if you allow me to take a flashback to 9 years ago, in 2015, the european union faced the first refugee crisis on a large scale during the time of angela merkel's chancellorship and was affected by the brutal attacks of the takfiri group. isis to syria and in fact a flood of syrian immigrants who reach europe through turkey and an adult population between 90 one thousand to one million and 300 thousand syrian immigrants who were affected by the war actually came to the european union at the time of the first era of the german constitution, which says that human dignity is a virtue. accepted and the fourth

they already had these checks in place, but now they have a reading and force that they have a more forces here checking cause coming from france into germany. all right, so let's say we're going to take a closer look now at the measures that germany is imposing will come right back to you off to this from monday onwards. border checks like these become more frequent in germany, across all 9 countries. this which it shares the land border, situated in the heart of the european union, germany already has temporary checks and plays along its borders to the south and east. but as of now, broad checks will also be introduced at the frontiers to the rest of his front locks, but belgium and the netherlands, and to the north with denmark for an initial period of 6 months. as a member of the free traveler chang and zone, the german government had to notify the you, commission of its plan. this chang and zone consist of most of you countries and some of its neighbors, founded in 1985. this area guarantees free movement without border control or passport checks. these measures can be reintroduced exceptionally. then there is a threat to

tell me, professor, can i read your book and so on many years of work in france, yes and no, as you wishs your worldview changed in these 10 years, even a rhinoceros could change in this time. why did you turn it off? i'm tired of empty words. you answered well, it always happens at presentations, do you want a drink? i don't want to drink to this press conference, but i propose to drink to something else. for example, to which we will have a child. a child. are you kidding? no, it's true, i'm pregnant, three months. "yes, i want to, but i don't, you need to get rid of him, getting pregnant from someone else, what are you neso, you're a monster, i'm not going to, i won't do it, so you want a child from me, yes, do you think he'll what? cheat, do you think i'll become a devoted husband if i look at him? it's not fair, no one has the right to dispose of someone else's life. natalie, natalie, i did it to her. for some, it's a difficult test to be like everyone else. natalie, now is not the best time to demonstrate your abilities in psychoanalysis. why? natalie, you need to rest. remember wh

action of brazilian politicians is to read the flow of information that has occurred in the form of several related events in recent months . a socialite in francepavel durov, the owner of telegram , has been arrested and banned from leaving . he cannot leave france unless he satisfies the french judicial system. the americans also decided a few months ago that if the chinese owners of tik tok are present. many and all american politicians said that china owns tik tok, but that is not the issue at all . tik tok is not owned by china at all. they are also saying that they arrested dorf because he cooperated. but that 's not the issue with dwarf, we have to see what they mean by cooperation and what they expect. they expect him to come and provide them with people's private information, so this is no longer considered cooperation, it is actually a violation of people's freedoms and they want to use it. society has the use of putting politicians under protection, but this is actually not acceptable, we have politicians, politicians of the world, well, in other places, not behaving like this in all countries, but, well, france and america, their act

the french because you beat them in the championhip so much that mcdonald's france put up this ad and it says, in english, it readsremoving this, the curry sauce." with the caption "four years minimum." french announcers called to the devil. >> steph: they did, they really did. >> stephen: your thoughts? >> steph: i watched a lot of the highlights. the french broadcasters were hilarious. the devil curry. the devil curry does it again. i will not be adopting that nickname. >> steph: your night-night has become iconic. here you are in a special hoodie that was made for you after -- it says "nuit-nuit." are you going to patent this? going to copyright that? [cheers and applause] >> steph: it's a nice touch. nice touch. >> stephen: your instagram bio says philippians 4:13. i'm curious what that verse is, from the letters of st. paul and what it means to you. >> steph: that's my source of strength. and determination and my purpose really. anything that you do in life is going to require the undying faith in yourself and the belief that you can conquer anything. for me through i get my strength and i can do all the thin

read. when durovo was taken into custody in france, he, according to an informed source, showed willingnesserate, handed over his mobile phone and even the access code. he was ready and didn't seem worried during the arrest. during interrogations, pavel pulled out his trump card, declaring the opening of an official communication channel with the french special services within the framework of counterterrorism, with a hotline and a special email address in case of immediate threat to life. france began to send illegal requests on this channel on... topics not related to terrorism, so they were ignored. durov also claims that agents of the french secret service came to him in dubai. how interesting, yes, that is , it turns out that there is a certain channel of communication with counterintelligence, if the journalists are right that there were connections, moreover, the channel is constantly active, more than met with employees in dubai, that's what they want from him, gevorg? no, well, wait a second, if i understood correctly what they said, your... special, special channel, through which

tom: i read, thank you very much indeed on the china impact and politics of france.use we caught up with jean-claude, former ecb president for an exclusive interview about france's prime minister. guest: the market is between 25 and 50. i will not choose. the open market is serious, they were determined to do the job, raising rates 11 times. this'll be the first time they decrease so they did a good job, decreasing rates would not be absurd in the market is anticipating it. how much it was overdue? i think that the choice is a very good one. i think it will inspire confidence in europe. and the brexit negotiation. he was minister in france, has a lot of experience, so a good choice and of course the difficulties are enormous, in terms of the finance problems in the fiscal problem. tom: former ecb president speaking to us. the u.s. imposes new export controls including quantum computing and semi conductor goods targeting china and adversary nations, including cutting edge technology. bloomberg learned intel is weighing a sale of its majority strength in mobileye. they

that there are those who see but do not read anything, one feels sorry. that we have a mine that needs a supervisor who can manage it, that is saar mines in francech makes mr. doctor go to france with his mother, for example, with his family, at the expense of the french company. the life of mr. doctor starts from there , it is difficult to change from this situation. he works in that french company in the mines for years , which makes them able to get their mining engineering degree in a short time. after a few years in zaal sang mines, mr. doctor said that i heard that he is building the subway in france and that the subway is electric, and they need an electrical engineer, and an excellent electrical engineer is more expensive than a road engineer and a mining engineer after a while. i found a job in the electric railway of paris, which had just started, and soon i became the supervisor of the repair department i thought that all the jobs i had so far, all the courses i studied in, did not satisfy me.

france, where am i calling just neglects. whatever has been, the people have been voted for the people and read their furies. and these leads that are still remaining in power and acting in behalf or seem to act in behalf of the us. they are um, they are very close to be removed. and the, the us is playing a big, big blast here because they need the european profits to have a grip on the res, in continental because the rest of the new york at raise in continental is connected to the brakes and it is off. so when they use everything here, then it's the nightmare for, for the us. and i think the us a businessman realistic enough to say no, don't stop this year. this s s s is the cost to put it to. so that try to to confuse the restaurant, to bluff and so on. i think the decisions on rush, i decided about the actual do russian this out on the, on your problem. but it's the questions about the long registrar weapons west of weapons try a reconstruction. the only thing that scares me very much is that blink and, and his uh, um, bridges found a pod were just and then ukraine. and these people, when the stop for a

reading estates, island hopping in greece, and tacos the french way. we see how this popular fruit is made in france. this is more coming up on your own max, the 1st thousands of kilometers, separate the countries that have shapes, her content creator, pluming newbies, set off on a road trip from the u. k to nigeria by herself. but she wasn't really alone. hundreds of thousands of instagram followers joined her on her adventure, including us. a young woman all alone and a small call from london to like us, british, nigerian content creator looming, newbie, is braving the road. by god. punted by the name says politely and balked on her adventure from europe to west africa. but johnny false with dangers setbacks and disasters like a serious car accident. more on that later. but what? well have motivation. i've just little things during, in most of my southern culture and took maintenance. so the older people can be inspired as well. and, you know, over the years of rest of the countries, we have 80 plus countries right now. and i wanted to kind of just to place that closer to home london and leo's pho

read more about this situation in our story. the founder of telegram, pavel durov, was taken under judicial supervision in france, he was charged,nder judicial supervision, but forbidden to leave the territory of the country during the investigation period. she reported this on august 28. prosecutor's office of paris. all the details of the case are not disclosed, however, as reported by reuters, durov was released on bail on the condition that he report to the police twice a week and pay 5 million. in the video published by the russian media rionovosti, pavla dorev can be seen getting into a car. the journalist asks him a question, but he is still receiving comments. pavlo dorov, a native of russia, was detained at the airport on the evening of august 24.

france to go to the surrounding countries is personal work. until the next program of football magazine , i leave you to the great god, may god protect you. you need a readingo study on the night of the exam in the dormitory, but you don't have one. now, what happens ? you fail that class with a score of 95 and a 9. you get nervous, and in order to calm down , you look to the one who adores designs and plans. mohd farsheh section mahd farsheh is like the sun whose light is towards the arsha farsheh mahd farsheh in the sky o darakhsh mahd farsheh iran is mahd farsheh. an important step in the space industry with the successful placement of chamran one satellite in orbit. it was possible to test the orbit change of satellites for system building and construction of large structures in space. this satellite is used to control and correct the satellite's orbital position. it is a very important maneuver because satellites in orbit must be able to perform all kinds of phase change and orbital position change maneuvers.

, and, the story with the telegram in france, i think, is from the same series of presentations of alternative versions of what is happening, or the ability to readhem, to get them, all this needs to be stifled, and this is already a long-term story and a story for the united... that ideology, those ideological principles on which american society is built, as a society that is the most developed, which is sinless, which is democratic and which is free. that is all that we are observing, and i can only sympathize with the united states of america, which the leaders of recent years have led into such an abyss. i am worried that we will look at all these seemingly unpleasant little things and say to ourselves, but it is not so terrible that because of this we should arrange like... i agree 100%, an attack that requires a very decisive, exhaustive and sensitive response for the other side, so i have been observing the reaction of the last 24 hours, and i am encouraged by the fact that in this reaction, i mean the reaction of the russian side, the thesis is clearly traced that retaliatory measures will follow, they are currently being developed, well

the united states, the president of france, britain, the chairman of the people's assembly of china, you can say, all of me... club from the position of 1994, one can readn the world, except ukraine, has such a document, such weight, why such in such a way, because now it is possible to analyze, so analytically already, why were tactical weapons not taken out by brackets, were they not limited there... to carriers and so on, why did ukraine act the way it did and sign this memorandum? my short answer: we were one on one then, we were not supported by russia, obviously, in the way that ukraine would like to see the tools of ukrainian security formation, we were not supported by the united states. because the general task - the third nuclear arsenal must be dismantled, and this united the united states and russia, and this made it possible to connect. other three members of the nuclear club of the world, and when it was necessary to form even a constitutional period of relations, whether in the 14th year or in the 22nd year, we very difficultly managed to form a round table of consultations with our guarantors, and until today, by the way, this the five n