, the government says the government does if debt is not among the duties of the government, then it be the duties of property and private they have electricity to have this, but if they don't have it, how should i get it? we have to provide them with these conditions. you see , we have not come to say yes. 8% growth requires at least 12% growth in the current conditions of 16 to 20% investment, that is, how much investment, i mean how much this investment , how much you don't know, some people, for example , how much is microbiology, if we determine this, let us tell you with whom let him do the work if people line up they are closed, so why should we buy foreign cars ? what cars should we buy that are not yet available ? the current credit system can answer that, we will take most of the money back to the banks themselves, we will go to the government institution, if you can't, what is our financing model , how do we provide the financing chain , why don't we create a deep debt for the private sector, but now all published papers we will publish it for the government. can't the pap

on these issues across government-— government.: lets _ government. thank you very much. studio: lets leave _ government. thank you very much. studio: lets leave there. - government. thank you very much. studio: lets leave there. if- government. thank you very much. studio: lets leave there. if you . government. thank you very much. | studio: lets leave there. if you are justjoining us, we have been hearing a statement in the scottish parliament from the msp for dunfermline and the s&p social justice secretary confirming that the scottish government will be taking legal action against the central uk government in westminster, this is of the day with the scotland gender recognition bill which was passed by a majority of msps but a particular quote of legislation in westminster meant that sexual government kibosh that i knocked on the head, and that is what the scottish government is taking the westminster government to court over —— that central government knocked on the head. there was a bit of a discussion going on there, shelley

the government's authority. so that's what makes a government legitimate, according to the declaration, it's formed by consent and it protects the rights, the people who form it. and if the government fails in its purpose of protecting their rights, people have the right to alter, abolish it, and make a new one. that's political theory of the declaration. that's the preamble sets out. it's very conventional. in 1776, which is why people didn't pay much attention it and then the rest of the declaration goes on to argue that british government is not protecting the rights of the colonists. in fact, it's oppressing so they can reject its authority and make new governments. now, what does this theory mean for slavery? well, less than you might think. it means that the government shouldn't enslave its own citizens. the insiders, the people who form the government. but it mean that the government shouldn't enslave outsiders. people who aren't part of the political community and the insider outsider distinction explain

the government.m arguing i think it is sort of self-evident that voters elect officials who don't have authority to run the government because of public union collective bargaining agreements. there is a constitutional hurdle i have to overcome, which is the supreme courses who have addressed the guarantee clause and held that it is not justiciable. but i argue and i think i am right, that this case is not a political question like in one case which state constitution was more republican than another? this case involves operating authority. who has authority to fire bad plug -- policemen? that is a question of who has management authority. that is a structural question. i think the supreme court ought to take it but i have to overcome the hurdle. susan: some questions that come to mind if there is restriction on political activity by public sector unions wouldn't there be of free speech question attached? philip: no, not anymore than the hatch act and the supreme court withheld the hatch act. i think

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government started., equalization has started, nursing tariffs have started, but we are facing salaries and wages to see what this plan should be implemented, and in the end , he said about economic surgery, whether you want it or not, the economic surgery is the reform of our banking policies, and how much is your government's summation it is necessary to amend banking policies pay the cost. as those who supported you and your government , we are ready to be with you on this issue . against these rich people and against the interests of some, there is no cost to stand up and react to the situation of the banks. it just requires a management seriousness. any bank that wants to overdraft should not have a system of making money for the worst student in the ministry of science appointed by the ministry of science in education centers . higher education centers of jihadi thinking in the country i have with me leadership and a clear example of which can be seen and heard in the selection of university presid

he threatened to leave the government, which would have put the governing coalition in great jeopardy. there is a very slim majority. this is a pet project of national security minister. it's m r been give year. he has a controversial far right figure that has been convicted of racist incitement and supporting a terrorist group. and as we're hearing now, this new national guard would fall under his purview, right? and perhaps that is why natasha in those opposed to this. and there are people who criticize this. this move is national guard, could target palestinians and, and could also be used to silence government descent bend vere is saying that this new national guard is needed. it would strengthen security and the government as a whole. he says it would target organized crime, including jewish criminal organizations. and it would operate in these so called mixed cities. where is riley's and palestinians live side by side. the opposition is very concerned vandeveer in the last 3 months has moved or at least lobbied for a more heavy handed approach. with protesters and opposition lea

government. we built our platform before the pandemic. with 3.8 billion dollars of private investment. in may 2020, we raised an additional 1.3 billion dollars for manufacturing scale for the pandemic. in november, i received longer awaited news that the research studies show that our vaccine was 94% effective at preventing covid. i literally cried tears of joy and relief. we have accomplished in ten months what would normally take ten years. after decades of our platform, we have changed the future of medicine. that scene brought relief in hospital systems with children and teachers back in classroom, reopening the economy and made it safe to work in person. we are under no obligation to do so but we are talking with the u.s. government of company decided to provide the government a discount versus the mrna vaccine. the government provided 1.7 billion grant funding. moderna returned to point on billion dollars. the u.s. vaccination program is responsible for an estimated five trillion dollars of

and that government, the government of virginia said no. his point earlier is going to approve the creation of a separate state through this dismemberment ordinance. everybody clear and that new state is canada. wait, what? what? john, this is the this comes out of those early meetings. this was the proposed state in that dismemberment ordinance known as kanagawa. any obvious questions. there's one obvious one where did cannot work out what's what's also different maybe about this map the shaded areas obviously the part of canal would be this new state what's left out. yeah all these companion handles and the greenbrier valley. yeah, a good portion of greenbrier valley like mercer county summers counting in roe county, much of the eastern panhandle. anybody in here from the eastern panhandle. you would have been in virginia. anybody think maybe why? these are the only counties there, including. yes. i don't know where it was like 100 years prior. that has any relevance now. but that was where the greenbrier lane company in the fairfax land

government did. not just with investment, but accelerated treatment when it came to attention to approving a drug that was going to save peoples lives. and i appreciate everyone that was responsible for this. i am just having a hard time with this. thank you, mister chairman. >> thank, you senator. i'm going to ask some additional questions. the issue that we are really discussing today i think that was raised significantly is, some of us have a hard time understanding how a company that made 21 billion dollars in profit, a company that enabled you and your associates to become multi billionaires, a company that would not have developed this vaccine without the help of the taxpayers of this country, now comes before the public and says, oh by the way, we want to quadruple prices which will mean that the deficit goes up, and taxes go up, because of the increased expense that medicare and medicaid and va have to pay. so, i concur with senator lujan about that issue. i want to ask you. earlier in respon

they were separated from their families until the ax of the government's policy the federal government and the church to cultural and religious change and their integration in the new society of canada to be accommodated in these boarding schools with the characteristics of the natives have estimated that more than 6 thousand native students in these schools due to the neglect of the canadian government and the spread of infectious diseases to the violence committed against native children took their lives. the day and night of the natives gradually took its toll until 1996 due to the scandal, which was closed for several years , but the painful memories are still a part of the lives of the native survivors of these schools . the round and attractive tariff price on valentine's day. closed-circuit video super mario cable block bros, the course of the court investigation, the childhood memories of many natives, we recommend the game of the boarding school days of the natives, one of the darkest and most worrying seasons in universities, the game you go, during a century, 7 installations

a government for the whole is indispensable. no alliances, however strict between the parts, can be an adequate substitute. they must inevitably experience the infractions and the interruptions which alliances in all times have experienced. sensible of this truth, you have upon your first essay by the adoption of a constant of government. better than your former for an intimate union and for the effective efficacy is management of your common concerns. this government the offspring of our own choice, uninfluenced and honored, adopted upon full invested, gation and mature deliberation, completely free in its principles and the distribution of its powers. uniting security, energy and containing within itself a provision for own amendment has a just claim to your confidence and your support. respect for its authority. compliance with its laws. acquiescence in its measures are duties. and joined by fundamental maxims of true liberty. the basis of our political systems is the right of the people to make and to alter their constitutio

it saw this in advance, but even the government, _ government?ly - but even the government, really that's about it in the last hour or so. in the past, the health secretary at the time matt hancock said the government would follow any recommendations set out by the inquiry. this ad will recently there is a moral case for compensation, so even though this was a recommendation from the judge of the government will have to decide whether to go ahead and accept that, certainly from the language used in the past it seems that is probably very likely. forthis the past it seems that is probably very likely. for this way are you joined by kate from an association thatis joined by kate from an association that is supported victims. what joined by kate from an association that is supported victims.- that is supported victims. what is our that is supported victims. what is your immediate _ that is supported victims. what is your immediate reaction? - that is supported victims. what is your immediate reaction? it - that is supported victims. what is your imm

governments. before the next topic please tell me if this is the reason that because one of my concerns was that the social security pension organization is in a state of bankruptcy, and with this , it has corrected the fund's support factor, the status of the funds in the next question, which he said, "yes, i will answer" is part of some measures. which the government of ayatollah raeesi had done until the end of march 1401. 18th, i would like to convert it into a value . please see the largest capital increase in the history of the banking system for the workers' welfare bank. the welfare bank belongs to the workers, 46 thousand billion tomans, or in other words another 46 efforts of this government to help kurds went to refah bank for capital. basically, the negative accounts of refah bank for workers also became positive. the design and implementation of a comprehensive iranian family insurance plan in the form of student insurance, insurance for housewives and girls , an increase of one milli

government unions controlling government schools.disaster to equal opportunity and social mobility in america. just look at what they did in new york city. into thousand eight, men like bloomberg introduced a plan to tie teacher tenure to student performance. raising standards in schools. the new york teacher unions hated it. they are interest is protecting their members. they don't care about improving education. they use that political muscle to kill bloomberg's plan. threatening lawmakers with a loss of their support. the politicians caved. they depend on the government unions for campaign donations. organizing, phone banking, doorknocking. today's party is a subsidiary of the government union. in exchange for these bribes, the democrat politicians hand out lavish pay increases, pensions and healthcare and perks that are simply unimaginable in the private sector. in california, once you have been a teacher for two years, you have 10 year, you cannot be fired ever. no matter how bad you are at your job. in los angeles where the tea

the government is open to criticism for example, some changes that have been made in the government, and if there is a chance, we will pay more and forgive, after all, the demands of the representatives themselves have been reviewed in the government, and the president concluded that what the representatives say is the right thing, and he acted on it, that is, the government is religious in front of and for this reason, we expect the honorable representatives to cooperate in the last year of the parliament . do it our way in one we are a combination war of a full-scale campaign in an economic war. we are developing our relations with the world. everyone should be together. if our time, energy and strength are to be taken for friction and confrontation, this is ultimately to the detriment of the people. they want this to be accompanied by empathy, to focus on the main issues of the country, to serve the people, not to waste time and energy on other issues, we hope that this coordination will be more than in the past and in the end we will benefit the people and come back and another p

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lot ofa what the government does -- a lot of what the government does is really important.providing money so schoolkids can eat is great. those are good things that make america stronger. we can have a debate over whether those are good or brad program -- add programs, the debt ceiling is -- or bad programs, but the debt ceiling is not the place to do that. host: you have seen a few debt ceiling fights in your career history. is there a way to make this stop, to end the debt ceiling negotiations or does it have to become a permanent part of our political fighting on capitol hill? guest 2: in response to our last caller as well, i think one of those who has made this worse is you increasingly had corporation's bylaws. being pro-free market is not being pro-victim. it is about a level playing field for everybody. the large amount of companies simply buy a legislator or the law that they want. he wants to get rid of tax subsidies for companies. i don't mean the republican side, i mean full conservatives, the belief in an even playing field. we noticed that there are very few p

s. government throw on the government, were able to synchronize the pieces in a way that got us where we all wanted to go, which was resolving this matter, removing it as the significant, bilateral, the retention was between 2 governments and of course reunited someone with his family that mr. so has copper become our pride of detain person partner in the world? the cutters are, is a critical partner, and we are obviously very pretty, very appreciative for the role they played in facilitating this in a sense of their involvement in this matter. and in our efforts to resolve it, go back away. we did for this case, what we do for matters like this, which is in addition to engaging, in this case, the rollins directly. we also do talk to shared partners, mutual partners about how important this sort of resolution is to us as a government, as white house, as the state department, as a country. and the countries have been part of those conversations. thus, as we reached a point in which through that quiet diplomacy i've been talking about, we were synchronizing the steps, the elements of th

by the government. . government and that has been rejected by the government.ents understand the sheer- rejected by the government. i think parents understand the sheer level| parents understand the sheer level of frustration — parents understand the sheer level of frustration and _ parents understand the sheer level of frustration and indeed _ of frustration and indeed desperation _ of frustration and indeed desperation that- of frustration and indeed desperation that many. of frustration and indeed - desperation that many teachers of frustration and indeed _ desperation that many teachers are feeling _ desperation that many teachers are feeling right— desperation that many teachers are feeling right now _ desperation that many teachers are feeling right now. parents - feeling right now. parents understand _ feeling right now. parents understand about - feeling right now. parents understand about the - feeling right now. parentsl understand about the gaps feeling right now. parents i understand about the gaps in feeling right now. parents - understand about th

, that is, if it belongs to the government, we should give it to the government , and the government is working on it. it provides this, after our approval , it was the rarest, so-called tree of these approvals, parts of the government have been sent to the ministry of interior, and they are being followed up, and we had this approval for the parliament last year. you can tell people, considering that we are still used to it i didn't follow the approvals of the councils of the supreme council of the provinces. i want to follow the dream of the councils of the provinces. i want to know that now i, as a citizen or the people who are watching the program , where are these approvals going to affect their lives? the integrated city, which is very grateful for us, in the sense that you provide a unity to serve the people , other people know that they have to answer from one person , there is one place that is to blame, one place is responsible for a period of time that is answerable to the society, that is the finisher. god, take this mess into account now an earthquake will happen in tehr

the government precedes the statute is unconstitutional. it asks the ur to rewrite the statute to prohitnly solicitation and aiding and abetting. that is cgrs's job. in congress in 12, they took out the very words the government now asks the courto write in. solicits and assists. in 1986 congress too out the required intent. the government has cited no pace at which congress has used the termncraged and induced alone to stand for solicitation aing and abetting. second, even if youonse the statute as limited to solicitation or aiding and abti, the court should not create a new catorf unprotected speech, namely, imal solicitationf civil law violations. the historical roots of that ceion are limited to solicitation of crime and for go reason. if the justification for treating speech as cagocally unprotected is that it is integralo conduct the government canunh, then, the speech cannot be punished more harshly thanhat conduct. so, the court has consistently rested prior invitations to expand categories of urocted speech and it should do the sam

and the parliament, a banquet hosted by the government, the government, an opportunity for face-to-face discussions and more interaction between the government and the parliament , as well as the work of planning the field of friends who have not seen each other for a while . representatives of the issues facing inform the members of the government of the concerns of the government, there is a lot of conflict, there is noise in the methods, and there are fundamental and fundamental differences in the name of the presence of the heads of the two executive and legislative branches and the official start of the fifth joint meeting of the government and the parliament, the speaker's government the first meeting of the speaker of the islamic council, you will come together, it is no longer a place to do something that we are , that we have to work hand in hand and solve the issue, and this is the expectation of both the supreme leader and the people of mr. qalibaf. he considered economic development as one of the country's priorities and the basis of formation and our strength in social, cul

so the assets netted the government, the government are going up and up and up and up and up. i think they're up 213637 1000000 as a belie we didn't argue that like increasing debt to good being. well, so whether or not it's a good thing, what's very clear is that the line that you hear that we are leaving the next generation worse and worse off that's, that's just not true. people are getting richer and richer and richer on a real per capita basis. the issue, as you said, is that where that, where the accumulation of wealth is, is really bad. you have some people who are doing extremely well and you have a lot of people who are falling behind. and that's, you know, that's where we really ought to be focus and it's that would be my, my retort to the idea of we can't possibly forgeries are debt when that because we're over leverage, we're not going. so i, i would not be someone who would argue that we can't afford to raise a debt limit. rather i would, i would argue that we have to raise a debt limit. and when we are going to consider doing so, we should also consider the budge

government or the state level of the federal. and i've called the local community levels. we also go ahead to have the government do research. one of the research we do is to also as attain aspect of what is good streets for dimensions in the, in the communities. and those has also have the government to, from policies that have helped to, and malaria, the problems. so beyond that, we provide supports for coming in from addition in the country, through our partners with the government, another partners. and that has also helped to give 22 to 3000000 children assess 2 of them and as of medicine in the last year. so with our practice, we comment on ledger as our alley of government has been a huge m casner, who'd impact in how government had been able to talk when to be shown in the country. all right, that is stuffed or sita on con for country director for nutrition international in nigeria. thank you for your time sir. than to god bless you. ah. and now to wear gold rush in the sahara desert, where thousands of people are digging

this is from the government from 2017. that is five years ago, more than five years ago they estimated there were spending $18.4 billion every year trying to protect the secrets. if that was one of our departments, it would be 50 percent bigger than the department of the treasury, and that was five years ago. since then the government has said they can no longer even estimate how much money they are spending on secrecy, and they cannot estimate how many secrets they are creating every year. guest: where are all of those documents? host: a lot of these documents, we do not know whether they are classified or not. we know the volume of material held in the centers. if you added up all of the cubic square feet of paper documents, it would add up to 26 washington monuments. a lot of that material is classified, and if you added up how much is being declassified every year, of all of those paper pyramids, it amounts to half of the pyramid at the top on just one of those washington monuments worth of cubic square footage of pape

s. government, and he would be a target of other governments. and hong kong has had a history in particular, what examples or send me the saudi case, and for where the on the forty's assist you with government to apprehend or i would not say unlawfully detain. libby, a national, his wife and children at the hawk, were denied them their due process rights and access the unit char and the u. s. and u. k. put this family on a, on a rendition flight to libya, where he was having a family were detained and he was tortured. so when snowden had exposed himself to the public, this was a real possibility, but you know, he could be extraordinary ro, rendition he could be a victim of a force disappearance or it could be killed. so i've got time on the 1st priority was to remove him from the hotel. he was up because the media were converging on his location. a couple locations for that matter, trying to find him, bring them to you and hcr, and to raise an international protection claim. under the rest of the convention. it was that that time a decision had

is the real wake up call for the government. and the next episode on exclude how the law is being used to hold those responsible for climate change to account wherever they are and how nature's rights are becoming as important as human rights in the drive for systems change. oh ah hello there. we're seeing a little bit of a warm up across pots in the middle east over the next few days. suddenly across the event, with temperatures edging up, things settled down as a weather system pull its way for the east and got another one coming in behind that moving its way across to kia. by the time we get to choose, they bring in some heavy rain and some will blustery winds. now the winds are set to die down across the gulf. the temperature is in places like doha. and by edging up slightly over the next few days, we will see more in the way of wet weather, affecting western and southern areas of yemen. and there's more windy and what whether to come across the mediterranean, that's going to trickle down into northern areas of africa, alger

62% saying the government is spending too little. issues of medicare, 10% of those same too much spending there, too little spending, 58% and border security and the military, that military category, 29% of those same the government is spending too much money on that category. 39% saying the government is spending too little and 34% it is the right amount when it comes to military. maybe you have your own categories whether government should spend more or less. maybe you want to throw in the right amount. primarily, spending more are spending less category, if you want to make those comments, (202) 748-8001 republicans. this is sam, democrats line. caller: i think that we should spend more money for less money and what i mean by that is we should probably spend less money on crime, homelessness and health care and i think we can get that money by maybe giving them military help a haircut of about 10% and that would generate a lot of money. host: if we are going to spend that kind of money, what would you like to see done on those cat

government, the governments of ukraine, the individual companies operating, the business sector as awhole and i look forward to partnering with you continuing the conversation so please join me in thanking the panelists. [applause] ♪♪ good afternoon. eileen the chamber and it's delightful to see the room full today. i want to thank all of the recent panelists for the very insightful conversations we have had this morning. the anticipated scope of ukraine's recovery reconstruction and modernization will be extraordinary. through the chamber's ukraine business initiative, we will be there and ready to lead the moment. in addition to the forum and the continued engagement with officials here and in kyiv and across europe, we will be leading a business delegation later this spring. we look forward to working with you as we move forward with that work. now it is my honor to welcome the next distinguished guest the administrator of usaid, the premier international development agency samantha power. she's the first usaid administrator to serve as a member of the national security council an

continue to be an organised government.hich we have both referred to, obviously your perspective is your own, this violence is occurring at a time when there is deep political instability inside israel. benjamin netanyahu the prime minister seems rattled right now. when it comes to security, there is a problem. he fired his defence minister just a couple of weeks ago and he has now reinstated him. i don't know what kind of message that sends to the israeli public about stability at the top of israel's government when it comes to key security policy. first, let's put the facts right, again. the minister of defence was not fired, the prime minister announced that he intends to fire him, he didn't do it. officially, legally, in order to fire a minister, the prime minister can do it at any moment. he has to write a letter and announce that he is firing the minister and he has done it many times in the past. he announced his intention but he never sent the letter and i think he made the right statement, a few days ago when he an

the chinese government has that data. wow, how, how can you promise that that, that will move into a, into the united states of american be protected here centrally to washington suspicion is the access the chinese state has to use or data collected by tick tock . those suspicions are not entirely unfounded. all social media apps collect data on mass and that a few and impediments to beijing's access to the data than they would be in the united states. congress has demanded that by don celtic, talked to an american company, or risk being banned in the u. s. it's largest market, the c, you're countered, that tick talks us operations could be hives off and run by the texas based i t giant article he was how one of the most prominent young members of congress, alexandra, or casio cortez sees the issue. and he said, because of this, egregious amount of data harvesting, we should band this app. however, that doesn't really address the core of the issue, which is the fact that major social media companies are allowed to collect

government the government is taking from the red crescent population of hailat shiraz, the governmenthelping us for relief equipment and for accidents and disasters. at all , the government does not give a single riyal to the medical centers, to our pharmacy , to our factory. if you make the doctor a private department or a private pharmacy, he will not be satisfied to describe, for example, cancer medicine. do we help with mobile phones? it is not my department. i want to say that whatever we want , we should move towards talking to the leadership. according to the command hazrat ali, the definition of the government is the government, in any case, the law, article 117 of the law, in the same example, the knowledge-based companies that you said, again , this work should be done by the private sector , now it is the knowledge-based companies that are helping , is the order of hazrat agha cant

there more these b, g, b government. in march filing the supreme court said such unions are got not compatible with the indian family unit concept of a husband, a wife and children. and on sunday, the government asked to go to dismiss the case, saying parliament rather than the court is the right platform to debate the matter . the petitions which merely reflect the latest views cannot be compared with the appropriate legislature, which reflects the views and voices of far why the spectrum and expands across the country. and gentlemen, often more contact from delhi, a senior lawyer, multi carrasco. she specializes in family law and is the all sort of the book intimacy undone marriage, divorce, and family law in india. miss rosco, welcome. can you help us understand what the government score argument is in opposing legalization of same sex marriage and india? well, apart from the concern that is too radical in society is not too bad for it. and also their own reservations, perhaps ideological, but not important legally. w

why do our governments want to turn the entirety— governments want to turn the entirety of— governmentse entirety of the _ governments want to turn the entirety of the north sea into giant— entirety of the north sea into one giant wind— entirety of the north sea into one giant wind farm? can the government— one giant wind farm? can the government win— one giant wind farm? can the government win its court case rwanda?— government win its court case over rwanda? and much, much me.— over rwanda? and much, much but— over rwanda? and much, much more? but before— over rwanda? and much, much more? but before all of that, let-s— more? but before all of that, let-s get— more? but before all of that, tet-e get the— more? but before all of that, let's get the news with polly middlehurst_ let's get the news with polly middlehurst ._ let's get the news with polly middlehurst . _ let's get the news with polly middlehurst . \ gt; let's get the news with polly middlehurst. \ gt; let's get the news with polly middlehurst . \ gt; middlehurst. nigel, thank you. good evening to you. the top story on bbc ne

the government fund will cover part of those fees. the aim is to make it easier for startups and other companies to tap into the power of quantum computing. >>> ukraine's economy plunged by almost one third last year as the russian invasion devastated agriculture, fishing, manufacturing, and construction. the country's statistics service said wednesday that 2022 gross domestic product contracted 29% from the previous year. agriculture and fisheries shrank more than 28%. the energy sector including electricity and gas contracted 32.5%. manufacturing fell 43%, and construction dropped almost 68%. ukrae's economy ministry said last month that support from other countries was enabling recovery efforts, but it also noted consumption and investment were declining. next we have nhk world's john ledu with biz picks. >> every friday nhk world brings you the latest in business with biz picks. let's kick things off with a wrap on the tokyo market this week. the nikkei 225 rose 1.2% to 28,493. that was six straight days of gains. the index rose a

i was told that b one elected government. i was told that by one cabinet _ elected government.y one cabinet secretary _ elected government. i was told that by one cabinet secretary and - elected government. i was told that by one cabinet secretary and one i by one cabinet secretary and one director of propriety and ethics in the cabinet office. did director of propriety and ethics in the cabinet office.— director of propriety and ethics in the cabinet office. did you witness that, did you _ the cabinet office. did you witness that, did you see _ the cabinet office. did you witness that, did you see work _ the cabinet office. did you witness that, did you see work from - the cabinet office. did you witness that, did you see work from civil. that, did you see work from civil servants that was effectively as you describe it, activist? that servants that was effectively as you describe it, activist?— describe it, activist? that wasn't the description _ describe it, activist? that wasn't the description i _ describe it, activist? that wasn't the description i gave. _ describe it, ac

what we did in government was to invite people, - most of them retired, tojoin government. . civilians, | like everybody else. so there is no politicisation of the forces. _ the force is another thing, it's the institution. - it's the way they do - their work, it's the way they follow the constitution and the laws, this- is the institution. but people who join the army or the navy, and after that, l are retired, they can. go wherever they want. 0k. is that. ..oliver? yeah, i think i slightly disagree with both in a sense that i think that the change of commands is one first step, but i think more will have to be done because i think we can all agree on — there's necessity to separate the armed forces from politics, so the politicisation of the armed forces is not good, and the militarisation of politics is not good. when we look at strong democracies around the world, that separation is clear. it was not clear in venezuela and many other countries where democracy suffered because of a growing role of the armed forces in politics. i agree vis—a—vis retired army officials, the

by the government and the top economists— government and the top economists at- government and the top— economists at the bank of england says— economists at the bank of england says we've all got to get used— england says we've all got to get uset to— england says we've all got to get used to being poorer and not ask-pav— get used to being poorer and not est-pay — get used to being poorer and not ask-pay rises. he's- get used to being poorer and not ask pay rises. ti; cit" ask for pay rises. he's on ttmost— ask for pay rises. he's on almost £200,000 a year. all right. him now, more bobbies right. for him now, more bobbies on the beat, the home secretary has just confirmed to gb news that the government has hit its police numbers targets. we're going to be finding— police numbers targets. we're going to be finding out- ec; 3 we're going to be finding out how titi 3 we're going to be finding out how they did going to be finding out how they ttt that— going to be finding out how they ttt tttt ant— going to be finding out how they did that and what— going to be finding out how they did th

he government. where does that leave the government?— the government?t last october when - the government? he appointed a cabinet last october when he - the government? he appointed a - cabinet last october when he became prime _ cabinet last october when he became prime minister, free of whose member had to— prime minister, free of whose member had to resign. an it calls into question— had to resign. an it calls into question the prime minister '5 judgement because a lot of the allegations about these people were swirling _ allegations about these people were swirling around when they were appointed sol swirling around when they were appointed so i think there is a judgement question. he is not an important — judgement question. he is not an important ally, dominc raab was a key supporter of rishi sunak, and it leaves _ key supporter of rishi sunak, and it leaves open the allegation the labelling has been making that the government is constantly getting itself _ government is constantly getting itself trouble, getting involved into trouble and not gett

and more about, you know, how the central government distribute the fiscal policy to all or future governments and also how to improve the lack to address the lack of main power infrastructures across many parts of a you know, nice outside java. so i think relocating and building new capital, it's got a month and we get what you know, nice them government is doing now, does not really address the problem and may not achieve the goal that they want to accomplish. electric scooters are a cheap and green way to get around. most cities are they all supposed a danger to pedestrians were voters being held in paris on sunday to decide whether to allow scooters in the city and sasha buffalo reports the french capital. lunacy anat is a big fan of paris is electric scooters. he says he hires one most days to get around. the city could present in these quarters are really useful because paris is so busy, especially in rush hour. it's impossible to move around. so thanks to these, we can use the cycle lanes. it's much better than a car available. so e scooters were introduced in france in 2018 since then.

the royal colle . e government, thank you. the royal colleae of government, thank you.ollege of nursing leader pat i college of nursing leader pat cullen, and the news that the high court has ruled that strike action planned by the royal college of nursing from a second will be unlawful so that strike will end earlier than she had planned. another story we have been covering on bbc news, the new tax on gambling firms announced by the government, also looking at having alerts if people lose too much money into short period. and the consultation if we have maximum stakes online. the house of lords gambling reform group's chair lord foster is with us. you have been asking for this since 2004 or earlier, you must be very relieved. i’m since 2004 or earlier, you must be very relieved-— since 2004 or earlier, you must be very relieved. i'm very pleased that at lona very relieved. i'm very pleased that at long last — very relieved. i'm very pleased that at long last the _ very relieved. i'm very pleased that at long last the white _ very relieved. i'm very pleased that at long

the government says that the government should do it, if it is not among the duties of the government, then it will be the duties of private children have electricity to have this, but if they don't have it, how should i have these conditions , we have to provide them, so far we have not come to say yes, we want to invest in the 8% growth rate in the announced policies of the 7th plan, which has been decided by the authorities. the supreme leader wants to announce a growth rate of 8%, at least 12% in the current situation , in the range of 16 to 20% investment growth . who wants to come and do the work if people are queuing up, so why do we have to buy white foreign cars for which cars that are not yet available ? how can the military of this current credit system provide an answer, my dear, we will take the money back from the banks themselves, we will take it to the government institution, if you ca n't, what is my financing model? but now everything is published we will publish it for the government. can't the papers be published for a private child? well, you can't create it. we w