hagar, what is ha enin: facing our economy. hagar, what is happening in _ facing our economy.s _ facing our economy. hagar, what is happening in the us in _ facing our economy. hagar, what is happening in the us in terms - facing our economy. hagar, what is happening in the us in terms of- happening in the us in terms of utilisation and the way in which the political movement in america views unions? ., , political movement in america views unions? . , political movement in america views unions? ., , ., unions? unions have never been more favoured or— unions? unions have never been more favoured or favourable _ unions? unions have never been more favoured or favourable since _ unions? unions have never been more favoured or favourable since the - favoured or favourable since the i9605~ — favoured or favourable since the i9605~ we — favoured or favourable since the i9605~ we are _ favoured or favourable since the 19605. we are seeing _ favoured or favourable since the 19605. we are seeing a - favoured or favourable since the . 19605. we are seeing a real boom here and _ 19605.

they contain enzymes and that's what hagar and do my a looking for. because these molecules have some amazing properties enzymes that elementary building blocks of life without them life would not be possible. a tool they control metabolic processes help to digest food or produce energy from oxygen during cellular respiration. they work extremely fast and do not consume any energy themselves. however, the secrets behind numerous enzymes and the processes they set in motion and not yet fully understood, especially in the realm of micro organisms. there is still much to be discovered ah, recording has been a micro organisms have developed an incredible repertoire of survival strategies in the course of their evolution. so that you can find metabolic pathways and enzymes allowing them to survive in extreme situations. to relieve hagar and do my, i want to use the natural power of enzymes to make products such as bio plastics and biofuels based more efficient and environmentally friendly del corner, cadon coast, osman. but in some of the basic idea is tha

this is a composting plants by hydro bag in the south of gemini, for bio technologists, rebecca hagar and diane. i could do my looking for clues in a pile of bio waste and food scraps is nothing unusual. so 0 because of course you find these types of micro organisms exactly where there's a lot of plant ways to find the research is looking for previously unknown microbes in the human. they contain enzymes and that's what hagar and do my i looking for because these molecules have some amazing properties. enzymes that elementary building blocks of life. without them life would not be possible at all. they control metabolic processes help to digest food or produce energy from oxygen during cellular respiration. they work extremely fast and do not consume any energy themselves. however, the secrets behind numerous enzymes and the processes they set in motion are not yet fully understood. especially in the realm of micro organisms. there is still much to be discovered ah, recording has been a micro organisms have developed an incredible repertoire of survival strategies in the course of the

how may and hey, mr. hagar, i mean codes, well enough. i mean, you could when i, when that, why did you do a kind of a, do you think you didn't hate the case if i'm looking to keep janet of us and i day when i'd like to have, i should have been able to talk. but he had to not be a secretary. he machine. no, we don't like to. we're a husband of any of your who avoiding the deal was clear up what time he demand easier them up with all the money yet but i might not cause it. i you bottle tumble to going to get to teams on coconut community, the don't community you're calling it could, it will do that. then the technician program, the kill me because you also said, you know, when i'm, i can tell you that how about the quantity wasn't able that, that men died low concept of indic avoid lakaya and somebody should, i should've got to look on the car is the guy of what you can either call susie, i said i had to go to the, the them was in total can become a whoop when i got one, the one you got me, what can become a will give me when i got one whi

so i think i'm going to do i can in the saw and oh yeah, sorry that hey hagar old, but i can go in and back up some income on the car. he brought it up so we can call low lead that on. oh maybe susan, the girl girl ah, let me. i added dean to bought a domain to in summer and i got into joking in it stood cnn, stella. i knew i had that her mom cannot come. they said that imminent upset you. i'm so sorry. local for the doctor had got in it that i'm lucky that i my name is cilenzo that he needs to be connected. i am aluminum and he got up i thought, oh oh oh, we are a do you know? i mean, oh, a dad. yeah, i am a dog. yeah. i know this look you know how, but how i hope to have my hold it will cover carol willie i'm a high leader. i have it too late. oh, oh. i see in my mom both took him to handle the funds on the mac, so the home with the see everything the him look fit to phone me so on who the who the suitors. blue didn't give it the to the old will. will do to the news. yeah. the, ah mm hm. mm. mm. mm. mm. mm. mm, mm. mm . mm. mm mm. when you'd be in today, i think not the minute or so

california attorney general said reported hagar -- hate crimes rose through the year. the increase in attacks including blacks, asians and the lbgtq community. >> it has reached a level we have not seen in california since the aftermath of the terrorist attacks september 11. tim: local leaders say the rise in hate crimes makes events like tuesday more important. >> the sooner we can implement more resources, can we move forward. tim: a way to fight back what remembering the incidences like these do not reflect the whole community. >> we continue to come together in unity. we do not accept that here. tim: the incident is still an ongoing and active investigation. they're asking anyone with information to contact the department or call the anonymous tip line. ama: thank you. there is a growing memorial for the victims of a shooting during norway's pride ceremony. two people were killed and several others were injured. this led to the city canceling their pride parade. the shooting is being investigated as terrorism. today, flowers relayed to honor the victims. -- flowers

california attorney general said reported hagar -- hate crimes rose through the year. the increase in attacks including blacks, asians and the lbgtq community. >> it has reached a level we have not seen in california since the aftermath of the terrorist attacks september 11. tim: local leaders say the rise in hate crimes makes events like tuesday more important. >> the sooner we can implement more resources, can we move forward. tim: a way to fight back what remembering the incidences like these do not reflect the whole community. >> we continue to come together in unity. we do not accept that here. tim: the incident is still an ongoing and active investigation. they're asking anyone with information to contact the department or call the anonymous tip line. ama: thank you. there is a growing memorial for the victims of a shooting during norway's pride ceremony. two people were killed and several others were injured. this led to the city canceling their pride parade. the shooting is being investigated as terrorism. today, flowers relayed to honor the victims. -- flowers

states is gathering their rushes. boda with history teaches us that man learns nothing from history. hagar with ah, i. 2 a i think is 70 percent of even 80 percent of the, of the below for why in the future say i want to approach and it means i want this best with this one. me not a toyota, me sale possibly so. and then with a good will gesture, russia says it has pulled its troops from you pray and snake islands to facilitate the u. s. bond sex. both of grain for cutting off speculation on the global food prices plus quite a bit. that's how ukranian soldiers hiding behind the backs of elderly women were firing with these weapons as the conflict. rage is on bus residence. cope with the heretic, memories of abuse by key troops in the homeland something russian president vladimir putin, brandon genocide, a crime against humanity. that is the only definition for the act.

hagar who was still alive offering me a free pair of custom-made hagar flats. [laughter] mark: listening to this lady bird tate, one of the things that i really appreciate and i think the listener should appreciate is that for president in particular there are very very very very few people who will speak truth to power and tell you exactly what they think whether you like it or not and i think the spouse is usually one of those people. and you hear that. and she just goes through a list. she didn't just say all couple of things were good and some things were bad will work on them pretty she clearly had written them down and she checked through them one at a time. and it was because she loved him and wanted him to be the great president and he wanted to be prayed that the nation needed someone has playgirl i think presidents rely on their spouses in a close family members, there are a few key staff who will say that to you. mark: people always said that he had mood swings but you never really see or hear them and you really hear them on these tapes. case in poi

states is gathering their rushes. boda with history teaches us that man learns nothing from history. hagar with ah, the wes sanctions on russia are distorting in damaging the global economy. consumers all over the world are experiencing higher prices and shortages. at the same time, most of the global south has little interest in the west campaign against russia. and in the long run, they benefit from a world economy in transition. no one else showed seemed wrong when all right, just don't hold any world yet to shape out. disdain becomes the attitude and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah, during the 2nd world war and nazi occupied poland valencia was a farming region to during this part of ukraine. between 19431945 members of the ukrainian insurgent army, led by step on bendara. nasa could thousands of poles and valeria in a diabolical ethnic cleansing process. the murders were particularly horrific and brutal villages were burned and property looted. of aline, america is without doubt, one of the bloodiest episo

states is gathering their rushes. boda with history teaches us that man learns nothing from history. hagar with ah, ah, with so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist, i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and.

united states, is gathering their rushes. boda history teaches us that man learns nothing from history. hagar, me ah ah yes, motion of him when you thought it, i mean you really above she was a little boy boy, if you'll be with you my listen, look and you live muscles. if you look on the initial, be one of them, not to get a dealer post on zillow, while museums can use to put value a new would you do the origin. but you also still with the done a what i see the steam, the bus is no growth. you motivation says dc, a gumbo sub with hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things considered. i'm peter level, the west sanctions on russia are distorting and damaging the global economy. consumers all over the world are experiencing higher prices and shortages. at the same time, most of the global south has little interest in the west campaign against russia. and in the long run may benefit from a world economy in transition. ah.

states is gathering their rushes. boda with history teaches us that man learns nothing from history. hagar with ah, i look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order that conflict with the 1st law. and just in case we should be very careful about our personal intelligence. the point obviously is to great trust rather than fear a with artificial intelligence. real summoning with a robot must protect its own existence with a.

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thank you, mr. hagar. judge lou, the guy had the incredible honor of serving as one of your law clerks. another person who did was john eastman. and you've written that dr. eastman's theory that the vice president can determined who the next president united states is, is in your words incorrect at every turn. could you please explain briefly your analysis? it was my honor. mister would have you, sir, as long locklear? i couldn't answer that question perfectly. if i had at my disposal either mister eastman's tweet or my own analytical tweet of september 21st. but i don't. but i'm that said, let me try to. i remember the analysis of, of the strangeness analysis and judge i can read to you and to the audience. i think why was a really key passage from your very insightful analysis when you wrote, i believe the professor eastman was incorrect at every turn of the analysis in his january 2nd memorandum. beginning with his claim that there were legitimate competing slates of electors presented from 7 states. you've already addressed that issue. but your next sentence said, continuing to his

hagar tamat was getting food out about 11 o'clock near the fox theater in oakland last saturday night. he says he suddenly felt something hit the back of his head and he fell unconscious the next day. he woke up in the hospital bruised and beaten all of his belongings including his wallet and phone were gone. sagar believes he was targeted because he is nepalese and has a reason for speaking out. i need to be vocal about what happened to me. so later on the younger people or like people from my community nepalese community can come forward and be like oh, yeah. this happened to me too, or there was this certain kind of attack. oakland police say there has been no determination if this is a hate crime, but tell abc 7 the investigation is ongoing zagar's girlfriend has set up a gofundme to help with medical bills since he will not be able to work as a ride share driver for least the next month. crews are making good progress against a wildfire burning since tuesday in napa county. cal fire says the so-called old fire that has burned 570 acres north of the silver. resort is now 85% conta

let's cross over to our correspondent in cartoon hagar hebert morgan for more on this and have a 1st floor just tell us who's going to be at these talks while the most crucial elements. and this talk is the military themselves who are currently ruling sudan and the ones who took over power in october last year, 3 members from the military who are also members of the sovereignty counsel, the ruling sovereignty council will be part of these talks is also the forces of freedom in change nationally charter alliance. that's the splintered group from the force over change from forces of freedom and change collision. the coalition that represented the protest movement. they have been regarded as an ally of the military and they've been calling on the military prior to october, to overthrow the government, because they said that they were sideline from many decision making processes. so this process right now, this talk is largely regarded as a tug between the military and its allies, especially because the forces of freedom in change coalition, which has been representing the process moveme

they contain enzymes and that's what hagar and do my i looking for because these molecules have some amazing properties. enzymes the elements that soon to relieve tega and do my i want to use the natural power of enzymes to make products such as bio plastics and biofuels based more efficient and environmentally friendly duncan cadon cuz statesman. but, and some of the basic idea is that you can use, in semantic reactions to make many of the chemical processes. you find an industrial production much more energy efficient and more environmentally friendly virtual because for example, and you don't have to use toxic chemicals then missile. another project is the production of biofuels from straw. it's long be known how this raw material can be processed into ethanol with the help of enzymes. but up to now, the process is not being efficient enough and fuel from straw is anything but competitive . cylinder replies, as long as the oil prices low, it's hard to get a more sustainable production process going and at the same time, make it economically profitable is done the to been the biote

hagar got something planned this year. how do ou beat got something planned this year.you beat that? very _ got something planned this year. how do you beat that? very hard. - got something planned this year. how do you beat that? very hard. quick. do you beat that? very hard. quick thou~ht do you beat that? very hard. quick thought about _ do you beat that? very hard. quick thought about the _ do you beat that? very hard. quick thought about the queen _ do you beat that? very hard. quick thought about the queen because l thought about the queen because that's why we are here for four days. she is not going to the derby today, horse racing her great love, so that is some sadness.— today, horse racing her great love, so that is some sadness. really sad because i'm — so that is some sadness. really sad because i'm sure _ so that is some sadness. really sad because i'm sure that _ so that is some sadness. really sad because i'm sure that would - so that is some sadness. really sad because i'm sure that would have i because i'm sure that would have been one of the things sh

hagar everybody here to be able to see -- we know emma is talented. we know emma is talented. how much does that inspire the other _ we know emma is talented. how much does that inspire the other british - does that inspire the other british players? does that inspire the other british .la ers? , , , does that inspire the other british laers? , does that inspire the other british -la ers? , ., .,, does that inspire the other british laers? , ., players? massively, you are lots of them talk about _ players? massively, you are lots of them talk about it, _ players? massively, you are lots of them talk about it, talk _ players? massively, you are lots of them talk about it, talk about - players? massively, you are lots of them talk about it, talk about how| them talk about it, talk about how ljy them talk about it, talk about how by seeing emma do that, they believe they can play at their best. it's great for players in the game to believe that if you do the hard work, you can achieve special things. i5 work, you can achieve special thins. , ., , ., work

she had a handmaid, an egyptian, whose name was hagar.ray thee, go into my mate." - [muffled] mm-hmm. - abraham begat isaac, who the lord then said to kill, but that was just a little silly trick to see if abraham would do it. - [muffled] mm-hmm! - [burbling] - no, ike! ma, ike keeps taking off his squirt uniform! - ike, you behave! - four... - no, ike! - ba-ba, ba-ba. - i don't think ike wants to go to squirts. - ike, your brother kyle was in squirts, and so was i. you have to go, so someday you can be a big brave jew scout. - no! - tell ike how much fun squirts is, kyle. - what, you want me to lie? - yeah, lie. - oh. ike, squirts is so much fun. - oh, my god, what is that? [tires screeching] - hey, it's a bear! - [growling] - wow! cool! this retreat really is out of the way, isn't it?

hagar i think it's good for the girls. how do -- far do _ i think it's good for the girls.ality was yellow obviousl , men ., . , obviously, men watch -- mac people watch men's — obviously, men watch -- mac people watch men's golf. _ obviously, men watch -- mac people watch men's golf. more _ obviously, men watch -- mac people watch men's golf. more than - obviously, men watch -- mac people i watch men's golf. more than women's watch men“s golf. more than women's gold. maybe then it should be equal, but it is going in the right direction.— but it is going in the right direction. , , , direction. this event is being sta . ed direction. this event is being staged at — direction. this event is being staged at the _ direction. this event is being staged at the same - direction. this event is being staged at the same course i direction. this event is being| staged at the same course as direction. this event is being - staged at the same course as the men's event last week, which men“s event last week, which attracted notable headlines. it“s attracted notable headlines. it's also

that does me lossing, with to go get rid of mary of hagar combs the land relentlessly searching for his brother's body without grieving families. he has dug up over 400 bodies over the last 5 years here, just an hour's drive from acapulco in is to look out to ya, but i shall. i will not be while i get rid of. cedric will bet, i don't mean to wear both. those casino their daughter, a morales, dallas, man, they love bis, been done. the last all cough. by now, rick looked that up to see horse. bah, says he got heels, where they said she had a campus. he look at dublin or they had at the resumes, but empathetic roles. he'd am abolla for the sale. get this up at his gun disposal. he has an yoshi, angela's was candle of evil, put cookies, an article title, but as in bravo, do you mean? oh, spend a little minute, myrtle and i'll one other less was us glinda seen us citizen we had was jenny lumens by such as we will need to see to the resource he is. villa piddle into this will go on quarter if your order can go along the age. i kissed article and ethical any other, nathan, tenny, tito, the gla

to repair the strange ties. british prime minister boys johnson has met ruined, and president polk hagar, me to discuss a controversial migrant deal between their countries. the leaders mass on the side lines of the commonwealth heads of government meeting in kigali. under the agreement, britain is planning to port asylum seekers to her wander. the 1st flight of refugees was meant to take off from the u. k last week, but was halted by last minute ruling from the european court of human rights. malcolm web has more from giggly, british prime minister, boris johnson and rwandan. president polk academy have met and spoken about the asylum seekers deportation deal. also in golly right now is the case print, child who's here representing the queen of the united kingdom, here with the commonwealth heads of government meeting and 2 days before traveling . here, prince charles described deportees deal as a pooling come on the widespread criticism in the u. k and beyond some people say the u. k, neglecting it ethical and legal obligations to give those people a chance to apply for asylum in the u

hagar and mr roy, and then i was there in full glorious technicolour!— full glorious technicolour!o it. how— full glorious technicolour! how do you do it, how do _ full glorious technicolour! how do you do it, how do you _ full glorious technicolour! how do you do it, how do you sound i full glorious technicolour! how do i you do it, how do you sound posher than the queen?— you do it, how do you sound posher than the queen? nobody sounds posher than the queen? nobody sounds posher than the queen? nobody sounds posher than the queen. _ than the queen? nobody sounds posher than the queen. nobody _ than the queen? nobody sounds posher than the queen. nobody speaks - than the queen? nobody sounds posher than the queen. nobody speaks like i than the queen. nobody speaks like me today so they think is funny. when i go to pittance and i speak like this they are having hilarious laughter because it is the way i speak. laughter because it is the way i seak. �* ., , laughter because it is the way i seak. �* , laughter because it is the way i speak. basil brush, please give us our most speak.

hagar to the press from the podium. how can these families _ to the press from the podium. teachers _ dreams of these children and teachers alive. how can a loss of these _ teachers alive. how can a loss of these lives — teachers alive. how can a loss of these lives why we honour and acknowledge the victims. we need to recognise _ acknowledge the victims. we need to recognise the it seems something is different— recognise the it seems something is different this time.— different this time. there is a sense that — different this time. there is a sense that perhaps _ different this time. there is a sense that perhaps there i different this time. there is a sense that perhaps there is i different this time. there is a sense that perhaps there is a | different this time. there is a i sense that perhaps there is a viable past forward— past forward committed to sitting down and having _ past forward committed to sitting down and having a _ past forward committed to sitting down and having a real _ past forward committed to sitting i down and having a real conversation about _ dow

hagar would make them the most money. how bi of a would make them the most money.s always been a massive issue in this country and when we go 2019 it's a massive step. there are groups dedicated to it. there are pawn websites dedicated to it. image—based sexual abuse in this country is going up and up and fortunately women are 27 times more likely to be victims. —— unfortunately. and the government has not been putting the correct things in place to protect women and girls against crimes like this and it's going to keep coming as the technology grows these crimes will grow as well. technology grows these crimes will grow as well-— technology grows these crimes will crow as well. ~ ., ., , ., , grow as well. what more needs to be done and what _ grow as well. what more needs to be done and what specifically _ grow as well. what more needs to be done and what specifically to - done and what specifically to getting the government should be doing? getting the government should be doinu ? ~ ., ., getting the government should be doinr? ~ . . getting the government shoul

cabinet minister justine greening and the political satirist and host of the web series oh my world, hagarmali. welcome to the programme. "time to draw the line" was the prime minister's message for his cabinet this morning as collectively they try to steer the conversation away from the obvious split within the conservative party. but is it that easy when 40% of your mps have rebelled? history tells us, no, it's not! in 1990, margaret thatcher won a leadership contest by a similar margin against michael heseltine, 208 votes to 152, though rules at the time meant she would face a second vote and two days later, she stepped down. in 2018, theresa may won a vote of no confidence amid a rebellion over her brexit plan 200 votes to 117, but the damage was done and six months later, she resigned. we are told number 10 has already mapped out the plans for a fight—back. that will an include an overhaul the northern ireland protocol and a speech on housing reform that's coming on thursday. we're able now to draw a line under the issues that our opponents want to talk about, and we're able to get on

the context, former conservative cabinet minister justine greening and former us government advisor hagar

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hagar everywhere i went, at a team of officers following me. how many? eiuht officers following me.u of the day it was down to two. what do you think — of the day it was down to two. what do you think that _ of the day it was down to two. what do you think that use _ of the day it was down to two. what do you think that use police time? of the day it was down to two. what| do you think that use police time? a do you think that use police time? waste of money, it is what they do in north korea and the old soviet union. were heading down a dangerous path and i think, whatever people protest, we don't have to agree with each other, but what we can agree on, we have a basic human right, which is the right to protest. once you start taking that away, where heading down a very slippery slope. they are not taking away your right to protest, which is my understanding, you are currently just a bit too noisy?— understanding, you are currently just a bit too noisy? protest about sound and vision, _ just a bit too noisy? protest about sound and vision, if— just a bit too noisy? protest about so

hagar bomb! i'm off for a cup of tea. i'm going to dent my ginger nuts. how do we follow that?ing to dent my ginger nuts. how do we follow that? i am being joined i going to dent my ginger nuts. how do we follow that? i am being joined by. we follow that? i am being joined by andrew gregory, tell me where you are from and what are you going to be doing? t are from and what are you going to be doint ? ., ., are from and what are you going to bedoint? . .. . , be doing? i am here with a circus and we are _ be doing? i am here with a circus and we are part _ be doing? i am here with a circus and we are part of _ be doing? i am here with a circus and we are part of the _ be doing? i am here with a circus and we are part of the pageant i be doing? i am here with a circus i and we are part of the pageant and my role _ and we are part of the pageant and my role is, — and we are part of the pageant and my role is, i'm going to be suspended from a large helium balloon — suspended from a large helium balloon underneath a picture of the cream _ balloon underneath a picture of the cream go

hagar event that you might take part in? absolutely, yes. absolutely!solutely, yes. absolutely! how did you get chosen to be part of this? i l you get chosen to be part of this? i personally volunteered and so did everyone else in the royal engineers who are marching today. we all wanted to be a part of such a big part of history and so we all raised our hands when we got asked who wants to be a part of it. lgufhtztt our hands when we got asked who wants to be a part of it. what made ou want wants to be a part of it. what made you want to — wants to be a part of it. what made you want to serve? _ wants to be a part of it. what made you want to serve? the _ wants to be a part of it. what made you want to serve? the honour- wants to be a part of it. what made you want to serve? the honour of. you want to serve? the honour of servint you want to serve? the honour of serving for _ you want to serve? the honour of serving for the — you want to serve? the honour of serving for the queen, _ you want to serve? the honour of serving for the queen, i - you want t

hagar having sought asylum here. how confident are _ having sought asylum here.nk that what is likely to happen is that what is likely to happen is that there will be a stay on his removal so his case can be properly investigated. if that is granted, it would not be possible to remove him until there are further directions from the court. i5 until there are further directions from the court.— until there are further directions from the court. is it your view that this fliuht from the court. is it your view that this flight will — from the court. is it your view that this flight will go _ from the court. is it your view that this flight will go ahead _ from the court. is it your view that this flight will go ahead this i this flight will go ahead this evening? maybe not with your client on board but with other people who have been seeking asylum? the government _ have been seeking asylum? tie: government continues to reassure us, most recently borisjohnson it reassuring us that it will fly even if there is only one person on board. 50 if there is only one person o

hagar, what kind of impact would this have if they can get it together?t it together, this is a big one. as you know, i worked in sanctions a long time. i worked at the treasury department a long time. this is a unique idea, but we don't have a lot of details as to how they would implement this. i've seen a lot of articles now, a lot of reporters saying this is insight into how sanctions are not working. that because china and india is purchasing russian oil at a discounted price, but they're purchasing a lot of it, that sanctions are clearly not working. except that russia just defaulted on $100 billion bond. that is just a sign of how isolated russia is from the international financial system. if this were to work, it would be amazing. it's killing two birds with one stone. they're going to hurt russia financially, and they're going to help the energy markets, the increasing price of oil around the world, something that's affecting -- it's affecting people everywhere. but i just -- i have yet to see a similar example of something like this happened, it

hagar not clear what the criteria is. how much clarity _ not clear what the criteria is.appointed and surprised and says she is determined to carry on and see the policy through and to see flight happening in the future. what do you expect? the european court of human _ what do you expect? the european court of human rights _ what do you expect? the european court of human rights has - court of human rights has recommended there are no other flight proposals put together until these substantial judicial flight proposals put together until these substantialjudicial review these substantial judicial review hearings these substantialjudicial review hearings into the whole policy is heard. we expect that to take place in about six weeks' time, during july, although we do not have a third date for it yet. if i were the government, which obviously i am not, i would sit back and think is it worth it either from a financial or legal perspective to try to organise one of these very expensive flights again when they had been so unsuccessful this time round on legal grounds? there w

hagar this really is a backward step. how much of an — this really is a backward step.rk rail will be balloted in a dispute over pay, conditions and job security. members of the rmt union at network rail and 13 train operators are to strike for three days next week in similar disputes, which is expected to cause widespread disruption to services. new figures out this morning underline how pay is falling behind the cost of living in the uk. real pay, once inflation is taken into account, is declining at the fastest rate for over a decade. data from the office for national statistics found that in the period between february and april, average real wages, excluding bonuses, fell by 2.2% compared with a year earlier. public sector workers fared the worst with an average real wage fall of a.5%. in the private sector, average real wages fell by 1.6%. our economics correspondent andy verity says the high level ofjob vacancies should drive wage increases. we've got the tightest labour market we have seen in decades. by which i mean employers looking for people, vacancies are a

hagar happening all over the country. how lona do happening all over the country.m putting my all into — you? it's really tough. i am putting my all into this _ you? it's really tough. i am putting my all into this and _ you? it's really tough. i am putting my all into this and i _ you? it's really tough. i am putting my all into this and i am _ you? it's really tough. i am putting. my all into this and i am determined we will stay open. the crowdfunding is being match funded so if anyone donates, there number is doubled, but without it we would be closing in weeks. ,., ., a ., ., in weeks. good luck with it all and it's really good — in weeks. good luck with it all and it's really good to _ in weeks. good luck with it all and it's really good to talk _ in weeks. good luck with it all and it's really good to talk to - in weeks. good luck with it all and it's really good to talk to you - in weeks. good luck with it all and it's really good to talk to you and l it's really good to talk to you and thanks for taking the time to talk to us on bbc news. i want to bring y

hagar imagine how tricky it must be for you to reflect on now._ imagine how tricky it must be for youo much about it, that actually— and wouldn't so much about it, that actually it— and wouldn't so much about it, that actually it means i can be quite objective — actually it means i can be quite objective about the whole experience now objective about the whole experience how in _ objective about the whole experience how in a _ objective about the whole experience now in a way i couldn't at the time. you have _ now in a way i couldn't at the time. you have gone into mathematician, scientist mode. that is how you have dealt with it? i scientist mode. that is how you have dealt with it?— dealt with it? i think this whole thin has dealt with it? i think this whole thing has been _ dealt with it? i think this whole thing has been just _ dealt with it? i think this whole thing has been just a _ dealt with it? i think this whole thing has been just a struggle, | dealt with it? i think this whole i thing has been just a struggle, a thing has beenjust a struggle, a tug-of-war— thing has beenju