in addition, some argue that in four years attempts to pass fake cigarettes through gibraltar have increased five times, local authorities use this to hide their shortcomings. in fact, tobacco is the least of the problems, but it is used to cover up miscalculations in management, to justify the long line at the border of foreign workers for illegal manufactory, they are often recruited simply through messengers. today they are a platform not only for information warfare. well, secret negotiations. supposedly offered. i work, which allegedly, in principle, meant a fairly legal production. and they were promised that some documents that really were not working in st. petersburg. it seemed that a legal thing had happened, we do not know the poles by sight. understand me correctly, it lures with promises of high salaries in an envelope, however, for europe, the money is small for a migrant. yah, this is how many thousands uh-huh they remove everything and no one talks about the risks either. it 's still lucky people can be hired new, and the witness can be removed, who will look for the missing

for us, this is the inspection of passenger cars following through gibraltar, spain, customs officersthe camera catches journalists with a smuggler red-handed salvador leads a box of tea bags, and in them packs of cigarettes. why are you smuggling cigarettes as an illegal business? i can't find a normal job. i have three child. they need to be fed el salvador is not the only one like counterfeit stamped in underground workshops is growing exponentially. in addition, they claim that in 4 years attempts to bring fake cigarettes through gibraltar have increased five times, local authorities use this to hide their shortcomings. in fact, tobacco is the least of the problems, but it is used to cover up miscalculations in management, to justify the long line at the border of foreign workers for illegal manufactory, they are often recruited simply through messengers. today they are a platform not only for information warfare. well, secret negotiations. they allegedly offered me a job, which supposedly, in principle, meant a fairly legal production. we would write to him and there will be some

and then they take off on the next leg for normally gibraltar or the english channel, which is 1200 miles away. it takes them another 10 or 12 days, 8 days if you're fast. - tell me why horta is such a mythical port. - if you go back centuries, the people in the azores have had sailors, or adventurers or pirates, coal ships, steamships, visit for a very long time. they're used to seeing strangers on the street. i think the people are very open to helping. - is it the reason you stayed? - most definitely, yeah. - yeah. - yeah. the uncomplicated society here was very attractive. fourth busiest transient yard harbour in the world was an attraction as well. - how many boats pass through here? - more or less 1200 a year. - that's a lot of boats. - that's a lot of broken boats. (sophie fouron) not only do they have everything here to repair boats, they also have a book exchange program. hi guys! (woman) hi! - i'm interrupting. - no, don't worry about it. - did you bring books? (man) yeah. yeah. - we did. - and you brought four, and you're taking four. - yes. that's the plan. - wow! (duncan swee

treating covid, oppositionists removed border controls and allowed thousands of refugees to cross gibraltar before red cards did not reach kings mohammed and philip both sixth met to defuse the situation uninhibited unsportsmanlike feeling in the frame, the reigning world champions according to fifa rules to play. you can't wear jewelry on your body, but the defender of the kunde pretended to forget, he shouldn't have started the game with all this around his neck. i don't know what he is wearing. but i know that he is superstitious. so he was very lucky that at that moment he was not in front of me. france was even fined 10,000 euros, but already because of the mp he violates the rules. constantly, ignoring the journalists under the podium, the british are also not up to football, the sterling's wife calls and says that the houses were robbed, and the wives of kane and pickford stage a riot on the ship, complaining that life on a cruise ship is all noise and parties and it would be better to move to the hilton british press reminded the british that they will transport their wives to the h

and then we got boat through morocco up into caracas alongside gibraltar.where we stayed. although ultimately in vain. aaron ramsey missing the penalty. eintracht frankfurt, champions. just days later, rangers would win a trophy. here was ryanjack helping them towards the scottish cup. chelsea confirmed their dominance of english women's football. chelsea are wsl champions! but as the season drew to a close, the chaos was just beginning. the champions league final should have been an occasion to relish. liverpool against real madrid in paris. but the scenes outside the stade de france were in equal measure, shocking and terrifying. fans held for hours in a bottleneck. others robbed and tear gassed. a report would later call the organisation, an abject failure. uefa would eventually apologise. liverpool lost the game, but many of their fans were left feeling events could very easily have been much, much worse. arriving in paris not too long after was denmark'sjonas vingegaard winner of the tour de france. 2022 summer of sport was as busy as many could rememb

this. an important thing about her, i think you already said this on the air about a month ago in gibraltar of the british navy, the americans openly showed their most modern nuclear submarine of the agaye rotland class, which has dozens of e-e cruise missiles with nuclear warheads on board, that is, it was public warning to putin, negotiations were closed with these , let's say, people who are involved in nuclear deterrence and there was an iron demonstration that there is a will to use it, and after that putin became deflated and did not say anything for some time but he will to say more, because russia is a weak country and in order to get behind the curve and then push ukraine to the so-called diplomatic negotiations , he will periodically scare the world with nuclear weapons. okay, now again about putin, if we have already started, maybe we can go back to mr. oleksandr or mr. serhii, he had two questions putin's visit this week to mr. lukashenka in minsk, in minsk they must speak in belarusian , this is something serious because i don't know here, i have supporters, but i constantly sa

it was known as the gibraltar star of the mississippi. you could see the bluffs here and it choked union shipping and general grant wanted to take it. he couldn't take it because of the defenses and part of the defenses were the land mines. and our surprise side, there are landmines use here. these are the maps that i designed for the book. how it jespersen was the mapmaker, but i told them to put the mines by planting mines and these roads. general polk of the confederate states army allowed him to redeploy his manpower to other areas of the fortification. columbus was never attacked. it was so powerful. the confederates were evac waited after fort donelson and kentucky fell in, the defenders were ordered to evacuate to fight another day. they didn't want to leave. but general barrow, your guard who's running the area, told general polk, get your men out of there. and general polk, as we could handle it. but they're going to be surrounded. and sure enough, in columbus, kentucky, union troops entered this evacuated town and came across a

the party, the global goal of the national poles was the creation of an empire from vladivostok to gibraltarrs' party was the only legitimate political force in nazi germany from the 33rd until may of the 45th year of the economic a-a vector of definite proportions and in no way imitating, we actually say uh-uh, the paths of the lemon arc on split up, the last one began to work for the regime, to grow a comfortable crowd, to invest in the heads of young students, we need meetings, you can see the newly born forces of eppy, and not almost zero europe, we will offer europe and be our own, we will simply establish a protectorate over them, and it is still unknown whether dugin influences putin and his politics, or it just so happened that one of the favorite concepts of dugin, the anglo-saxons, in recent months are very fond of being used by representatives of the kremlin elite in public speeches . unbelievably, the fact that he organized an explosion on the international gas highways of the nord stream , which passes under the baltic sea, pursuing his mindless course to abolish russia, as they

and we got this weather maker not too far away from the strait of gibraltar. we'll come back to what that means for north africa, one sec. but 1st central europe. pretty typical weather here is some snow over the higher ground, for example in croatia off to the northwest straight now and okay, this looks a bit threatening, right? but it's can, can continue to funnel north and break apart. so it's not going to threaten either the islands of ireland or britain with any rain over the next little bit. ok off to north africa. we go right now and there's that weather maker. it's going to be adapt day in robot with a hive. 16 degrees, some showers across the gulf of guinea to be expected. now for south africa, high temperatures right across the cape provinces in some spots about 40 degrees. that's going to cause an outbreak of some thunderstorms. and then we've got this stream of rain around southern mozambique, given us some showers, also some showers, an antenna, and a repo with a high of 27 on thursday, a ah, ah. with blue oh, open like a watching al jazeera linda

in for a huge suassa of portugal and spain and see this batch of rain here around the strait of gibraltar. i think on either side we could see some flooding, not just the rain, but we're also dealing with blustery conditions. speaking about those winds as we hit toward the northwest, we got this broad northerly wind. that's a cold wind. so we painted on the colors dark of the blue, the lower the temperature here, london waking up friday morning to minus to scout, to watch out for some icey surfaces. you'll bounce back to 3 degrees, weather alerts and play for some snow over the scottish highlands as well. there is snow for the alpine region. we got this rain funnelling up across northern italy, top end of the adrian see could see about a 100 millimeters here. this about a months or 2 months worth of rain within a short period of time. gotta keep the risk of showers in the forecast for is stumble on friday with the high of 15 degrees and away we go to africa, shower streaming across morocco, that western side of algeria. here's our har, matt. and when we can trace it, lifting the sand and

for the valley, eric islands as well on thursday, and we got this disturbance around the strait of gibraltar. we'll come back to what that means for north africa in one sec, but 1st toward the northwest. this plume of atlantic rain here. it's going to continue to shuffle to the north fragment break apart. so it's stuck in a threat, the islands of ireland or britain with any wet weather. and it's got a top temperature on thursday of 9 degrees, which is actually average. now that we're in the month of december, but of a rain snow combo for sophia ball, gary on thursday with a hive 3 degrees into the top end of africa, we go. there's that weather maker. it's going to give us a damped day in robots with the high of 17 degrees. could see an outbreak of some severe thunderstorms for a south africa's eastern cape province. that we got this feet of rain, southern mozambique, also for southern madagascar as well. and 10 in river has a height of 28 degrees. that's it for me. i'll catch up with you next are the with sponsored by cat on a ways ah with aah! from propaganda and managed manipulation to the

when they sell what they love, when they sell the real rock of gibraltar names. that's apple they have haven't done that yet. amazon is at the covid level, apple is not, nowhere near it. apple was 50-something -- i know you had said it before, but you're talking about pre-covid levels i'm talking about the covid low was in the high 50s for apple. if that were the case, where would the market be? >> much lower. >> much lower, but if you're looking when apple wag at this level, or if it goes to 100, the s&p was 3250, 3300, everyone on the street that's negative has the targets in for the s&p >> that's how you get there. when you look at the top of the market, rates down, softer inflation, softer growth, that should have been the perfect cocktail for the names to work when the market doesn't respond that's a really important message. no, but i understand what you're saying , so i -- and we're going to see some negatives i do want to push back a little on how much money they have made over the last several years, that's one thing the business has changed somewhat it

. >> these two countries just separated by nine miles across th e strait of gibraltar.he arab world is erupting with joy. >> the last thing i'll say, for a team that passes the ball so well and keeps possession, they strugg d to pass it into the net on a penalty. i'm surprised to see that. >> strike the ball. don't pass it. >> pass it hard. >> pass it better. pass it harder and with more accuracy. you're right. a woeful penalty-kick situation by spain. morocco advancing, as you look at our updated quarterfinal bracket. morocco will be in action on saturday. they will have the winner of our next game, portugal and switzerland. hakimi, the psg man, right down the middle to send spain home. their coach in the air and their fans into celebration. the scenes live right outside our set. morocco has moved on. one more quarterfinal spot still up for grabs will portugal claim itg news, t the bench. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ beckham in the house! watching a little soccer. bro, you eating my lay's? yep. it's the fifa world cup! and it's football. okay, those are chips. crisps. but that is soccer. n

what is the name of the island in the strait of gibraltar, which in ancient times could not be bypassedng a fee, it seems like time, maybe something here with money from customs, some name will be funny in latin, which we know today, yes, which means, which means incredibly, that is, the inevitable payment. well, in some way. well, you can say that. yes? yes, yes, you can have it some here at the customs, it looks like something, stop, no. island gop stop paddles it could, but then not in gibraltan shed somewhere in moscow called a mortgage. no, beautiful buckwheat. yes , no. no, not a mortgage. so, although it’s beautiful, the version is that irina just gave me this skill. so a receipt is called a receipt, receipts, che no, not an account. by this man. no, the island is a siren, you can have no links. yes, no no no no no not there, you are now following some myths, yes, that is, the first clue is the loot, but this is not an island, the galter hose was called there is no other version. outpost no, where do we have a barrier, what else is it, let's, well, it's not the russian word greek

piling in for a huge suassa, portugal and spain and see this batch of rain here around the strait of gibraltar. i think on either side, we could see some flooding, not just the rain, but we're also dealing with blustery conditions. speaking about those winds, as we hit toward the northwest, we got this broad northerly when that's a cold wind. so we painted on the colors dark of the blue, the lower the temperature here, london waking up friday morning to minus to scott, watch out for some icey surface. it's your bounce back to 3 degrees, weather alerts in play for some snow over the scottish highlands as while there is snow for the alpine region, we got this rain funnelling up across northern italy, top end of the atria to see could see about a 100 millimeters here that's about a month or 2 months worth of rain within a short period of time. got to keep the risk of showers in the forecast, for example, on friday with the high of 15 degrees and away we go to africa. the shower streamed across morocco, that western side of algeria hughes are hard when we can trace it, lifting the sand and dust ma

of course, from above the map is from above, mainly around the seas portugal gibraltarness scale habitatse shore, the crimean coast was heard a lot. why aivazovsky perhaps, but a lot of the sea? yeah, where aivazovsky wrote, tambov is good for istanbul, yes, he opened a lot of things, maybe, and absolutely stormy things are good in azovskoye. well, so what, somewhere in makhachkala dagestan yes, he had a passport there, such is the sea and the crimea, this is moscow about creating a map inspired e-ezovsky bulgaria you, and now attention to the correct answer. i now want to draw the attention of the young teams that are present in our hall. ah, diana notice how the discussion was. yes, dmitry evgenka, there are many near the seas victor siv, crimea, and especially a lot in crimea yes, and dmitry evgenka accepts the transfer of blue aivazovsky to create this map of mr. ordeenko tv viewers inspiration ioan konstantinovich aivazovsky tv viewers. i found the name of a place in the name of the artist’s painting and put a dot on the map, then another, and so on 1: 1. interesting experts are defe

piling in for a huge suassa, portugal and spain and see this batch of rain here around the strait of gibraltar. i think on either side, we could see some flooding, not just the rain, but we're also dealing with blustery conditions. speaking about those winds, as we hit toward the northwest, we got this broad northerly when that's a cold wind. so we painted on the colors dark of the blue, the lower the temperature here, london waking up friday morning to minus 2. scott, watch out for some icey surfaces. you'll bounce back to 3 degrees, weather alerts in play for some snow over the scottish highlands as while there is snow for the alpine region, we got this rain finally not the cross. northern italy, top end of the atria, attic see could see about a 100 millimeters here that's about a month or 2 months worth of rain within a short period of time. got to keep the risk of showers in the forecasts for assemble on friday with the high of 15 degrees and away we go to africa. shower streamed across morocco, that western side of algeria. here's our hard when we can trace it, lifting the sand in, does m

and then we got a boat through morocco to caracas alongside gibraltar.amsey missing the penalty. eintracht frankfurt, champions. just days later, rangers would win a trophy. here was ryanjack helping them towards the scottish cup. chelsea confirmed their dominance of english women's football. chelsea are wsl champions! but as the season drew to a close, the chaos was just beginning. the champions league final should have been an occasion to relish. liverpool against real madrid in paris. but the scenes outside the stade de france were in equal measure, shocking and terrifying. fans held for hours in a bottleneck. others robbed and tear gassed. a report would later call the organisation an abject failure. uefa would eventually apologise. liverpool lost the game, but many of their fans were left feeling events could very easily have been much, much worse. arriving in paris not too long after was denmark'sjonas vingegaard winner of the tour de france. 2022 summer of sport was as busy as many could remember. few events as dramatic as rugby union's premiershi