. >> giorgio's, i understand that this is not been great in 2023. what is the deal?n now for very expensive city. we go to costa rica, go to columbia, go to some countries that are not so expensive. you get the best. excellent packages. they give you food. they give you sleep. these 23 last few years the government has supported us in keeping the doors open in florida and miami. twenty-three up 20-30% down compared to last year. >> how difficult is it finding workers? we've heard it from many small distant people. >> this is the toughest, i am really struggling to get a full crew. we are still shortening our hours just to try to cover it. we are lucky we just picked up a hard rock casino here in bristol that will really help me with the tourism industry. >> do you want to work? >> people are going to work. it is very expensive for them to come work in miami. [speaking in native tongue] family. people work with me and the team a new person wanting to migrate to miami, sometimes they need to travel two or three hours to come to work. around miami beach it is not afford

the state funeral of former president giorgio napolitano is under way.011 helped steer italy through a debt crisis by appointing a technocratic government. he began his political career as a communist in the 1950s. he was elected to the italian and european parliaments and served as interior minister before becoming head of state. here, he is getting an official sendoff in rome in italy. school support staff will begin a three—day strike in parts of scotland today. thousands of pupils will be affected as unison members at 2a of scotland�*s 32 councils stage industrial action in a row over pay. 0ur correspondent jamie mcivor reports. schools are communities. as well as teachers and pupils, there are catering staff and janitors. and because many of those workers and others who support the running of schools are going on strike, many pupils face three days at home. my boy�*s in primary one so he�*s only just starting to settle in and they�*re going on strike. so i don�*t know how it�*s going to affect him when he has to go back. my husband's having to work

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meloni today took the lip, macron was is in italy to attend the state funeral former italian president giorgioo continue her exchange of views with macron on the need to find a european solution to the migration issue. thank you, max, and mr. john stepling, welcome. to the program, is there a more polarizing issue that's playing the european union right now, mean you can't even say the ukraine war because 90% of the countries are 70 or 80% are on the west side and there's a couple that defer because of uh certain issues like energy and the fact that feel like there is no chance that ukrain is going to prevail in this thing, it's really hurting russia, i mean uh europe uh quite badly, but when it comes i mean to a divide, there's nothing that's fracturing the european union worse than this. yeah. "i don't think you can find a topic that is more politicized than immigration, certainly not in europe, and it has uh, it has given rise to number of far right parties that uh, either outright uh rule a european country, with italy being one, or they are members of a coalition, uh, this, this is, and a

place last year, and in general , the russian experience of holding elections in italy, according to giorgio could international experts who are now working in the dpr join such an assessment, so that, well, somehow, in the grass or what? you can tell how it works all polling stations and voting, and experts in moscow are carefully looking at the pilot projects of the central election commission: mobile pec and stop-double. the first application was created for members of election commissions. the second is necessary to prevent repeated voting, and the cec is waiting for feedback from all participants in the election process via the hotline. alexey prokin, anton zubov and stepan lisakovich ntv television company moscow residents, moscow region this day will be remembered for another significant event in the city today several large transport networks opened at once highways, including the fourth line of the moscow central diameter, the ceremony was attended by vladimir putin, sergei sobyanin, as the mayor noted, new roads should significantly improve transport accessibility and make travel m

european commission has not... approved the deal yet, decision that has left the italian prime minister giorgios to transfer more italian slots to germany's loftansa, having said that the deal is not valid as there is no discontinuity between the old and new national airline. an italian judge has ruled the position of brussels on the deal non-binding and us workers should be rehired. former alitalia workers believe that brussels has been... planning for years to slim down the european airline market to only three major players: british airways, air france, and lufttansa. max chivili, prestv, rome. the democratic republic of korea has warned the is at risk of nuclear war, blaming the us hostility for renew tensions. gemsong, the dpra's ambassador to the united nations told the world body that the us actions for the past year as well as south korea's actions under president hion sakyoll have driven the peninsula to the brink of nuclear war. kim cited the recent formation of the nuclear consultative group by the us in south korea. he said, this shows washington is working to realize its sinister i

european commission has not approved the deal, yet, decision that has left the italian prime minister giorgio miloni puzzled. i'm afraid the eu only wants to transfer more italian slots to germany of tansa, having said that the deal is not banned. there is no discontinuity between the old and new national airline, an italian judge has ruled the position of brussels on the deal non-binding and us workers should be rehired. former alitalia workers believe that brussels has been planning for years to slim down the european airline market to only major player, british airways, air fans and lufttansa, max chivili, press tv, rome. a years past since attack on nord stream pipelines. perpetrators are still unknown. investigators from around the world are still proving the incident to try to solve the mystery. in late september last year a powerful explosion, i should say, explosions rocked the pipelines of the north stream network, followed by massive leaks of fuel and unprecedent to damage. russia and several european countries called it sabotage as the gas pipelines were at the center of an energy

petraider, the video mainly recorded objects moving at an incredible speed italian fashion designer giorgioani brought glitter to the city on the channels of the fashion show one night only dedicated to the 80th venice film festival, the 89-year-old designer put on a playful show his armani collection priv built on couture pieces with harlequin patterns often paired with ruffled collars and iridescent sequins through the hollywood strike at the film festival from big stars almost no one came, so armani easily filled venice with glitz and glamour. that's what i'm telling you. see you at 20:00. i'll be waiting for you in the final news release and for almost 2 hours i'll leave you with not only pleasant but also useful company. mykola veresni. what about you? are you thinking about lacalut fix, it reliably fixes me, my dentist advised me, and food particles do not get under the prosthesis and the price is good , the right choice for my pension, a new cream for extra-strong fixation of dentures and healthy gums. grams ukraine-england on megogo in the selection for euro 2024 our national team n

field exchanges when the military negotiates directly on the battlefield italian fashion designer giorgio armani brought glitz to the city with a one-night-only fashion show dedicated to the 80th venice film festival the 89-year-old designer put on a playful show his armanipriv collection is built on harlequin-patterned couture pieces often combined with collars with ruffles shimmering with sequins through the hollywood strike at the film festival from big stars almost no one came, so armani easily filled venice with glitter and glamor, a unique achievement of cristiano ronaldo celebrated his 850th goal in the career of cristiano, who now plays for al-nasos , scored his jubilee dove in the goal of alha zman, his team won the professional league of saudi arabia with a score of 5:1. by the way, this is the sixth goal of the famous portuguese in the last in three matches, ronaldo is the top scorer in the league this season, he is one point ahead of former liverpool forward sadio mane at this moment . we will tell the world about the most important things and of course read more on our websit

the italian prime minister, giorgio meloni, and the eu president, ursula von der leyen to see for themselvesmoil at europe's door. italy's leader is under pressure, elected with promises to curb migration. numbers are now double the same period last year. translation: what is at stake here is the future, _ future that europe wants to set for itself. and it is very important to be able to tackle the huge, massive challenge challenges which lie ahead for us, especially in terms of illegal immigration. the eu president offered more help from the bloc�*s border force to crack the smugglers and more efforts to distribute migrants across europe, something several eu members have refused, prompting fears she was armed more with rhetoric than with workable solutions. migration is a european challenge and it needs a european answer and solution. it is concrete actions that will bring change on the ground. but lampedusa has repeatedly seen promises come as quickly as the migrant boats and vanished soon after. and patience here is wearing thin. translation: europe's done nothing for lampedusa so far. t

the canadian clinical psychologist, jordan pietersen, was here as was the italian prime minister giorgio left—wing side. 0ne leading sociologist said that by putting so much money into just a family policy is eaten is neglecting all the other kinds of welfare payments and is punishing poor or other vulnerable groups who don't have children. critics also point out that in the 13 years since victor 0rban came to power in 2010, the hungarian population has actually fallen by 400,000. morocco's government says it will rebuild about fifty—thousand homes damaged by last week's earthquake. authorities say they'll provide more than 13—thousand—dollars for each home that was completedly destroyed and now needs reconstruction. they'll also offer eight thousand for those partially damaged. this is one of the examples of destruction that could be observed in marrakesh after the deadly earthquake that struck morocco on friday evening. marrakesh is a touristic city and here i am walking in the square which is a very popular tourist attraction and in the morning a lot of people actually felt a tremor w

out, the plane closes, then we approach the central corridor very nicely , we all get out and again giorgiohere when they check george's passports waves his hand oh i'm here hello i say killer and where are you how did you drive or i didn't see you he says i - he just says i was the first to crash into the plane and jumped into the toilet and rode in the toilet the whole way well , i didn't stand well that's how we him we moved to lviv in lviv again or such a fun student life, i was then the head of the youth public organization memorial a-a introduced vertep, we twice took first place in georgia, we had the king of the nativity scene and his m-m then still a girl then wife maryana but this is not to be confused with this one now she lives in canada, er, it’s not that. another girl , but er, well, life was so fun. well , then we made an introduction. i will now add larisa ivshina to the conversation and also ask her to make an introduction to the main events that we we will discuss the disappearance and, well, the kidnapping and murder of georgy gongadze, and then we will try to understand

giorgio meloni. >> illegal immigration surge puts future of eu at stake.makes a really good point here. i mean the italian the future of the european union is at stake, she says , unless it can stop she says, unless it can stop a huge surge in uncontrolled migration across the mediterranean, the italian prime minister said, now we think we have it bad on the english channel. and, you know, it's not ideal channel. and, you know, it's not ideal, but what they what they suffered last week, i think the island was lampedusa and island was called lampedusa and they basically had an influx of 8500 illegal immigrants come across on boats to an island that's idyllic. holiday island . that's idyllic. holiday island. populated by 6000 people. so there was sort of one and a half times 150% of the population entered the island illegally via the boats. and she's making a point which i think most people on either side of the argument can agree with it. it's not sustainable. what are we supposed to do? where do we start to stop this? and i think eventually italy, you have

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rishi has been cosying up to tough talking italian premier giorgio meloni at the g20 .jolly giorgio meloni at the g20. jolly in new delhi. now remember, meloni was elected last october on a ticket of stopping the boats landing in her own country. meloni warned strongly that native italians were being replaced by ethnic minorities and promised to put a naval blockade in the med. such fighting talk swept her to victory . except guess what? like victory. except guess what? like rishi malone is completely and utterly failed . worse, she's utterly failed. worse, she's presided over a sharp spike in irregular arrivals at and has introduced legislation that could see as many as 1.5 million new immigrants arrive through legal channels through work visas, to do essential work. sound familiar ? meloni can't sound familiar? meloni can't even stop her own boats, let alone owls or rishi's and she's throwing work visas to immigrants like confetti. yes yes. this is the person rishi is touting as blighty's saviour. and worse, you can bet your bottom dollar that any kind of deal with meloni will leave brit

meloni , who minister giorgio meloni, who said that he said to be supportive of britain's rwanda policylicy. i think they'll all crack with this one as well. they'll with they'll all crumble with it because, are we because, you know, what are we going well, going to do with people? well, this is just one of this new venture is just one of many explored by the many things explored by the prime and the prime minister and the predecessors stopping predecessors aimed at stopping the so far, they have the boats. and so far, they have all more or less completely failed. so who can we trust to control our borders? we'll sir keir starmer, be much better if he wins power in the next general election. well, let's find . let's see what my find out. let's see what my panel make that. joining me, panel make of that. joining me, gb political gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson, also former conservative adviser claire pearsall. well, claire pearsall. right. well, what do we do about this problem? as though the problem? it seems as though the europeans kind of are sort of swaying towards

it is a blow, of course, for prime minister giorgio meloni, who won office by vowing to kerb illegals an absolute catastrophe for what the people of lampedusa, but is the european union and italy really going to move people off the island into mainland europe? now >> well, eventually they will. the italian government already decided to, let's say, disperse all these migrants across italy , be asking italian mayors and local governors to accept a small amount of migrants , each small amount of migrants, each of them each little city or each little countryside . little countryside. >> many of the local governors are refusing to do so because do not want any migrants they do not want any migrants anymore. so there is another issue here at stake. not only northern european countries like germany and france , as you said, germany and france, as you said, are refusing to accept the migrants from italy , but also migrants from italy, but also inside italy, many mayors are refusing to accept this new wave of migrants coming from lampedusa. but of course , all lampedusa. but of course, all th

the san giorgio already departed for derna logistical help on derna with logistical help on board. is the government that western powers deal with, is disconnected , if you like, from disconnected, if you like, from this area . this area. >> i mean, that is that is the reality of the state of the political status quo on which can't , you know, comment. can't, you know, comment. however other we know that there is coordination that is happening through the un bodies and that should help, you know, make all these connections . i make all these connections. i don't haven't seen anything that would as of now obstruct the delivery of aid to any area. i mean, again, this is a political question for us. what matters is to get these shipments in and to get these ships in. the only way into derna. as of now is through, you know , a narrow through, you know, a narrow north southern corridor . and north southern corridor. and then there's this. the sea , as then there's this. the sea, as you said, there might be some, you said, there might be some, you know, infections , you know, infections,