a remarkable result in group h, where benfica won 6—1 at maccabi haifa, topping the group ahead of parisenhagen. the football association has expressed concerns over the rise of "abhorrent chants" related to the hillsborough disaster. 97 liverpool fans lost their lives as a result of a crush at an fa cup semifinal against nottinham forest in 1989, the uk's worst sporting disaster. liverpool managerjurgen klopp, speaking at a ceremony where he was presented with the freedom of liverpool, said the chanting was a big problem. you pick and not so nice part but you pick the one thing where you really can hit the people and you do it in that happens very often in the stands. and you actually should not take it because they don't care if you don't care, they can't hit me, to be 100%. you don't know if you care about me, but whatever you say, you cannot hit me and i know it is very difficult to see it that way but i'm not sure you can really do something against it because of the possible ability is to say i do not think that saving but people. by mentioning it in going against income it's absol

it runs the risk of not even getting into the europa league, though this will happen if maccabi and haifainst benfica. in any case, juventus will play for victory in its field, at least, it will try to have a chance of success, according to experts, there is little. well, we should expect a large number of goals from this match in the last five games. psg scored 16 goals and conceded six in juventus, the same indicator looks like 96. if this assumption is confirmed, then the bet on three more swords in this meeting is multiplied by 2.5 times. in another italian city and milan, the fate of a ticket to the playoffs from the group will be decided by milan and red bull. salzburg champion of italy to leave the group is enough not to lose, while the austrian team needs only a victory although according to experts. even for a draw it will not be easy for them to claim such a balance of power from the bookmaker somewhat surprising the attack at salzburg is quite capable of causing problems to any defense it is noteworthy that in each of the previous five rounds of the champions league the bulls s

it depends on the results of these elections, and now we are learning more and more about it from haifa, the city in israel, from where oleksii krapyvko , a journalist, is now joining us. which main candidates are competing, uh, let me remind you that this is a parliamentary country and the prime minister is actually the head of state, and therefore uh, these parliamentary elections will also determine who will be the executive power and who will make decisions in international relations that is, this there are key elections, of course, elections to the knesset is the name of the parliament in the state of israel. that is why those elections happen so often, by the way, what are the interesting candidates? even with a hint of despair, he expressed his displeasure that israel is not enough. in his opinion, he helps a-a and here oleksiy the nettle is with us p oleksiyu good day good day friends and tell me by the way, when is president zelenskyi that's it tries to press on feelings of guilt by saying uh and says that israel does not help us, how is it perceived in israel today? just befor

ah, all is now bring in our guests for today's inside story in haifa is sol son's i hair a human rights lawyer who has represented palestinian cases before the israeli supreme court in new york. jody ginsberg, president of the committee to protect journalists and in oslo. i chung lying editor of the democratic voice of burma. he was given the committee to protect journalists award for asia, a warm welcome to you all. thank you very much for joining us. south on, in high for let me saw with you. if i can, to re nab lockley's death was the most high profile in a long list of palestinian journalists killed by the israeli military. before i ask you about her specific case, can you tell us 1st whether her killing and the international attention that is drawn has in any way changed the way palestinian journalist saw treated? oh, well, good evening to you and everyone. well, i think that the case of shipping a barclay and with all the sort of course is not the only case of a journalist that have been killed and assassinated athenian journalist by the israeli army. we have been viewing a lot of

thank you. very oleksii korpyvko, a journalist from haifa-israel joined us, and thanks to this conversatione learned that we are unlikely to have any warming in the near future in the near future military aid from israel, unfortunately , benjamin, it’s not possible, well, with whom, unfortunately, certainly not an israeli citizen, it’s better to know who is who should rule this country, but no, no, ukraine’s favorite, let’s say, wins these elections. it seems to me that this nation would have the most understand us and what we feel, why not, not, for example, the estonians, they also survived, the jews survived the genocide, they were destroyed , what the russians are doing now, and how their presenters, who are no longer working on television, are there moved, but they call on tv screens to drown our children in a year, how they call to destroy ukrainians and are happy because ukrainians are freezing. i think that we have to agree with mr. oleksiy krapyvka. really, these traitors are a strange country, it is very different and we are probably just bad at it we understand and know that it i

haifa could present challenges. how serious is _ could present challenges.w serious is the eu _ could present challenges. how serious is the eu energy crisis? , ., ., , serious is the eu energy crisis? ., , , ., , serious is the eu energy crisis? ., , , ., crisis? its already serious and it will get _ crisis? its already serious and it will get more _ crisis? its already serious and it will get more serious. - crisis? its already serious and it will get more serious. we l it will get more serious. we are enjoying mild weather in the autumn and early winter which is helping, and although eu storage levels are up, the tricky part is not necessarily this winter, although it could be challenging if the weather gets much colder, but it's actually next winter. how do you refill european storage with almost no russian gas? china will again open up as the covid strategy begins to ease and compete for the same lng. worth bearing in mind that 7% of lng globally is already under long—term contract, you are competing for the last 30%. -- 70% is are competing for the las

haifa forward by infantino this morning in the world left in response.- the world left in response.s _ the world left in response. how do you think fans around _ the world left in response. how do you think fans around the - the world left in response. how do you think fans around the world i the world left in response. how do | you think fans around the world are feeling as they watch our coverage, as they see this kind of issues raised? do you think there will be some fans who just feel uncomfortable about watching the world cup now if your football has been recognised? t world cup now if your football has been recognised?— world cup now if your football has been recognised? i think there will be. a lot been recognised? i think there will be- a lot of— been recognised? i think there will be. a lot of the _ been recognised? i think there will be. a lot of the countries - been recognised? i think there will be. a lot of the countries it - been recognised? i think there will be. a lot of the countries it would l be. a lot of the countries it would be. a lot of the countries it would

haifa appealed, of course so to speak. how likel is it appealed, of course so to speak. so to speak. how likely is it that the regime will follow through and actually execute the protesters? i follow through and actually execute the protesters?— the protesters? i think it has to do more with their _ the protesters? i think it has to do more with their assessment - the protesters? i think it has to do more with their assessment of - the protesters? i think it has to do more with their assessment of the j more with their assessment of the situation rather than any particular legal reason. there are voices within the government that want to exercise the iron fist, want to deter protesters by these kinds of executions. as many executions as possible. they are very hard and modern forces who in their words want to exercise this smart repression and engaged in what they say, strategic patients. this is a tactic of not allowing more people to get killed so that could give more incentive to the protesters to come out in the streets in commemoration of those who have been killed.

haifa three weeks ahead for this mission, they have a while to go!— they have a while to go!long will it take to get to the _ they have a while to go! how long will it take to get to the moon i they have a while to go! how long. will it take to get to the moon and, onceit will it take to get to the moon and, once it is there, what will happen, remind us of the purpose of this mission? it remind us of the purpose of this mission? , ., , ., ., mission? it is a few days to travel to the moon- _ mission? it is a few days to travel to the moon. and _ mission? it is a few days to travel to the moon. and then _ mission? it is a few days to travel to the moon. and then the - mission? it is a few days to travel- to the moon. and then the spacecraft basically has to get into orbit around the moon. it flies really, really close to the surface of the moon at 100 kilometres above it and thenit moon at 100 kilometres above it and then it swings out really far away on the other side, further away than any spacecraft built for humans has ever flown. any spacecraft built for humans has everfl

haifa for leverage over europe and us in these strong export.— for leverage over europe and us in thesenalysis it with _ these strong export. how does that analysis it with comments - these strong export. how does that analysis it with comments we - these strong export. how does that analysis it with comments we hearl analysis it with comments we hear from the iranian foreign minister saying iran has not been a supporter of either side in this war and is ready to talk to ukraine? has t of either side in this war and is ready to talk to ukraine? as i said, is a lona ready to talk to ukraine? as i said, is a long tradition _ ready to talk to ukraine? as i said, is a long tradition in _ ready to talk to ukraine? as i said, is a long tradition in iranian - is a long tradition in iranian foreign policy that they miscalculate the actions they are not good in delivering a realistic abet objective from foreign policy. we're basically saying that in many international crisis that iran is involved in these days, and syria, involved in these days, and syria, in the region and for this fight, they

martial law hail allah, yo yallah let's rock a show in ramallah kick it with my homie when i'm out in haifaout in jaffa oh no, we're in trouble tsa always want to burst my bubble always get a random check when i rock the stubble. ♪ >> anthony: heemanshu suri is better known as heems, half of the rap duo known as the sweatshop boys. he was born and raised in queens, a living breathing example of the glorious mash up that is this borough. so it seems just right that a first generation indian dude takes me to a chinese dumplings spot close to his hindu temple. hew garden dumplings is everything you need in life. >> anthony: so born and raised in queens? >> heems: yeah. >> anthony: in what neighborhood? >> heems: most of my life i've been in glen oaks and belrose which is like further east. >> anthony: largely or mostly indian? >> heems: our neighborhood is mostly punjabi, and then there was the christians from kerala, malayala, and pakistani's those three. >> anthony: and the next non-indian neighborhood over? >> heems: more like guyanese, instant indo-caribbean. >> anthony: right. >> heems: a

haifa about the conditions inside this detention centre? ., . ., . ., detention centre? - detention centre? how concerned are you? it is concerning how bad the - you? it is concerning how bad the conditions are. we know there are significant diseases, scabies and others are bare. that is troubling and in itself. i think we need to immediately come out on why we got into the situation in the first place was up at the backlog is not because the numbers, you can see very clearly at the numbers are more a less the same, more coming across the channel because the other routes have been blocked. but numbers are not up that dramatically. what is up dramatically is the backlog. that is a real issue. dramatically is the backlog. that is a real issue-— for joining forjoining us. now, on bbc news the weather with stav. hello there. we start this new week off on an unsettled note with low—pressure nearby. monday, tuesday certainly will be wet and windy at times with sunshine and showers. around the middle part of the week high pressure over the near continent will settle things down

a remarkable result in group h, where benfica won 6—1 at maccabi haifa, topping the group ahead of parisin 1989, the uk's worst sporting disaster. liverpool managerjurgen klopp, speaking at a ceremony where he was presented with the freedom of liverpool, said the chanting was a big problem. you pick the not so nice part, but you pick the one thing where you really can hit the people and you do it, and that happens very often in the stands. and you actually should not take it serious, because they don't care, if you don't care, they can't hit me, to be 100%. you don't know if you care about me, but whatever you say, you cannot hit me and i know it's very difficult to see it that way, but i'm not sure you can really do something against it because of the possibility is to say i do not think that saving but people. by mentioning it in going against it, it's absolutely what you have to do but it might lead to the situation escalating even louder if they want to hurt us. saracens prop hannah botterman will start england's rugby union world cup semifinal against canada on saturday. exeter wing

haifa attempts by budweiser to request compensation-— attempts by budweiser to request comensation. . of sponsorship deal— compensation. how important is this kind of sponsorship deal for- compensation. how important is this kind of sponsorship deal for alcohol. kind of sponsorship deal for alcohol to be sold? it is kind of sponsorship deal for alcohol to be sold? , ., ,., ., kind of sponsorship deal for alcohol to be sold? , ., ., , to be sold? it is more important is that the brand _ to be sold? it is more important is that the brand is _ to be sold? it is more important is that the brand is given _ to be sold? it is more important is that the brand is given exposure. l to be sold? it is more important is| that the brand is given exposure. if we take a look at fifa's accounts and the most recent world cup in 2018, fifa made £1.1 billion during that year, which is around ten times as much of a normal year. i don't think... , ., , think... they may not be too unhappy. — think... they may not be too unhappy. but _ think... they may not be too unhappy. but do _ think... they may not be

haifa up skill to bring these things forward into the future.he future. how much of a difference does it make _ forward into the future. how much of a difference does it make to - forward into the future. how much of a difference does it make to your - a difference does it make to your planning? if it's something that you were expecting or is this new funding going to give out radical boost to what you plan before? i think that post covid a lot of organisations are looking very carefully at what they are and how they sit in public relevance and i think this is going to put work on us but there is no such thing as free money in the world and we have got to be life that there's got to be measurable outcomes to this and we have to deliver all the our council would be mistaken in giving us money and we don't think they are. �* , ., ., are. and tell us more about where ou are are. and tell us more about where you are putting — are. and tell us more about where you are putting their _ are. and tell us more about where you are putting their money - are

chavez barron and according to the chesapeake police none of the names that are redacted in the so haifanote belonged to any of the actual victims killed in the attack. >> appreciate it. thank you. >>> turning now to the tragedy in colorado. president biden calling the owner of club q and the hero who stopped the gunman after a mass shooter there killed patrons at the lgbtq plus bar, nick watt has more from colorado springs. >> reporter: every year club q would host a thanksgiving lunch. this year it was different. in the past they cooked themselves at home and brought it to the club. this year everything was donated including the venue, the pikes peak metropolitan church provided the table and the space and they did not let media in for the dinner itself. there are certain things this community can and should be doing and wants to do on its own. and meantime, rich fierro, the hero who brought down that shooter in the club last weekend, well, he and his wife own a brewery and that is planning to open again this friday, the day after thanksgiving. fierro says they have had a huge influx o

haifa have been told about by the grid operator this morning.— operator this morning.e people trying to cope with the i people trying to cope with the situation? ~ ., ., people trying to cope with the situation?— people trying to cope with the situation? ~ ., ., ., , ., situation? well, and a variety of wa s. situation? well, and a variety of ways- we've _ situation? well, and a variety of ways. we've been _ situation? well, and a variety of ways. we've been speaking - situation? well, and a variety of ways. we've been speaking to i situation? well, and a variety of i ways. we've been speaking to lots situation? well, and a variety of - ways. we've been speaking to lots of people over the last few days in terms of how they are coping with this, it is worth remembering it isn'tjust heating and electricity that gets knocked out during these outages, after wednesday's straits, lots of people lost running water as well. quite frequently you see people walking around having bought big bottles of water taking those back home in order to stock up. some people investing in gen

haifa that can be done to have a greater diversity of accents.— diversity of accents. do you prove accent is the cause - diversity of accents. how do you prove accent is the cause rather| prove accent is the cause rather than just the indicator, prove accent is the cause rather thanjust the indicator, because social mobility isn't where it should be yet? we social mobility isn't where it should be yet?— social mobility isn't where it should be yet? social mobility isn't where it should be et? ., , , should be yet? we are seeing this re ort of should be yet? we are seeing this report of accent _ should be yet? we are seeing this report of accent bias _ should be yet? we are seeing this report of accent bias even - should be yet? we are seeing this report of accent bias even among | report of accent bias even among people from better off backgrounds themselves. so it is more common from people who are working class, but we still do see it from people from better off families. 29% of senior managers from working—class backgrounds have said they have been mocked or singled

haifa hospitality, which is in my opinion fabric to society.— hospitality, which is in my opinion fabrichow many people - do you employ and have you been able to retain all your staff, or have rising bills and all the things we know about pushed you into having to lay people off? give us a sense of how you have been managing the last few months. brute how you have been managing the last few months-— few months. we employ around 100 --eole, few months. we employ around 100 people. which _ few months. we employ around 100 people. which is— few months. we employ around 100 people, which is for _ few months. we employ around 100 people, which is for me, _ few months. we employ around 100 people, which is for me, i _ few months. we employ around 100 people, which is for me, i am - few months. we employ around 100 people, which is for me, i am a - people, which is for me, i am a normal guy with a best friend that started a business and we have 100 staff, that is a huge responsibility and a huge weight to carry. we have not had to lay anyone off and we have hired more people because we are goin

haifa people can leave in time. how extraordinary _ people can leave in time.rdinary is it for - people can leave in time. how extraordinary is it for you - people can leave in time. how extraordinary is it for you to be watching these scenes? what do you think when you see the scale of these protests?— think when you see the scale of these protests? think when you see the scale of these rotests? , ., , , ., ., these protests? this has been on and off, but on these protests? this has been on and off. but on the _ these protests? this has been on and off, but on the scale _ these protests? this has been on and off, but on the scale it _ these protests? this has been on and off, but on the scale it has _ these protests? this has been on and off, but on the scale it has been - off, but on the scale it has been not been seen for years. especially in so many cities stop that only shows the spread of discontent within china, especially the grassroot normal citizens. yes, some of them chanted political slogans, but the majority are just asking, give us our normal life

haifa a very desperate picture. how atch , a very desperate picture. to take action, which is around 60%, i think, as those that were balloted. i think there was more of a push in the south—west, i think, so there�*s more trusts are expected there, and wales, the whole country except for one health board, scotland was different, as we know, it is up. they�*re due to the payoff offer that�*s been put on the table. northern ireland, it could be the whole country. so i think the couege whole country. so i think the college said that there will be really were more action will be taken, so whether that would be that everyone has a mandate as they will do it in a piecemealfashion, i guess we will see, again, what sort of action that will take, whether it�*s going to be for walk out for the whole day or what happened in 2014, when other unions like unison and unite went on strike, and the royal college of midwives as well, they basically took action several hours, so we walked out for a couple of hours and were on a picket line, devon back in again. but, agai

haifa something bigger actually because it is a argentina-— is a argentina.o it or not? you are one of my extraordinary colleague | one of my extraordinary colleague who has at some new talents and one of them is that you lived in a cairo for years when you worked for a spanish news agency and i know your second language is not english, it is spanish and he reported a lot on south american football, so i know you closely followed what happened in argentina. the sense i get from argentinian fans as they are not just a sad and disappointed, they are really quite baffled and confused. they're not sure what happened. confused. they're not sure what happened-— happened. yes, people from argentina. — happened. yes, people from argentina, even _ happened. yes, people from argentina, even in _ happened. yes, people from argentina, even in the i happened. yes, people from . argentina, even in the stadium, spoke to them the match and they were like we are winning, we win, it is at saudi arabia, have you seen the ranking of the fifa? exist. yes, the ranking of the fifa?

and now it’s not a secret in israel that there are several diamond finishing factories that work in haifasrael, yes, then four girls were caught right there, who, for themselves and the gold jewelry of the birch itself, talk about the involvement of artists in smuggling, even theoretically refuse to cut it, you know our all on the internet. c e was one of two extra pairs of jeans . hmm, you know, well, even, well, let's say, the artists brought something for sale. it was practically everything, and then we didn't get that much. by and large. now, from the standpoint of our time, this is generally a penny. well, then we appreciated all these penny fees bought. well, in order to naturally, people wanted a little more. well, they brought things and sold them through acquaintances through commissions, and the like. here is some kind of drums, as i suggest diamonds. where did the rumors about smuggling come from, if you know what kind of money, in fact, the performance of artists abroad brought. imagine, for example, a tour of the united states for a whole month of daily performances in the ha

haifa not fully yet in the obr budgets what they are cutting.hat i'm looking at and they are the reforms i want to bring intojob centres. reforms i want to bring into 'ob centres. �* . reforms i want to bring into 'ob centres. �* , centres. i'm sure in the coming months you _ centres. i'm sure in the coming months you will— centres. i'm sure in the coming months you will come - centres. i'm sure in the coming months you will come back - centres. i'm sure in the coming months you will come back and centres. i'm sure in the coming - months you will come back and talk to us again as you develop more detail on that plan but thank you for now. right, it's nearly 10.00. we know the spending decisions announced this week by the chancellor will have real consequences for everyone. we asked this morning how much will it hurt us all? well, the delay in fixing the social care system will certianly have real world consequences. here's what the health secretary, steve barclay, had to say about it: these challenges are due to the pressure we face from the pan

haifa rights and whether the world cup should be in qatar at all. issue? it's a really difficult situation. _ managing this issue? it's a really difficult situation. in _ managing this issue? it's a really difficult situation. in a _ managing this issue? it's a really difficult situation. in a way, i difficult situation. in a way, football teams and football players participating in this world cup are facing an age—old quandary that we signed south with apartheid that we saw in the cold war about whether or not you go to a particular olympics if it's being held in a certain country. there always been this distinction between commercialisation and growing a sport on one hand and having to make compromises when it comes to your own ethics and morals. as he said, the australian national teams in many ways out of the forefront of this releasing and convey artful video saying that we want same—sex relationships to be decriminalised in qatar. they are being very open about what they would like. we've got the likes of the lionesses saying she will not part

haifa lead to further dissent. how significant — lead to further dissent.ey are no longer specific, summer planting political demands, freeman speech and challenging the legitimacy of the chinese commonest party and its leader. the waiver protests has organisation mechanisms. it is completely spontaneous and decentralised and breaks through the most pervasive chinese censorship and mass surveillance. look at the protest symbolism, white paper revolution, pieces of blank paper. a symbol of passive defiance. seeing this, it is a very powerful form of freedom of expression in a country where freedom of speech is not available. ., , available. how is the government differentiating _ available. how is the government differentiating between _ available. how is the government differentiating between people i differentiating between people protesting politics and government and those protesting the covid lockdowns? it and those protesting the covid lockdowns?— and those protesting the covid lockdowns? , , lockdowns? it is interesting. the government _ lockdowns? it

haifa staff feel the way they do. how fundamental _ staff feel the way they do.. talk of a pay freeze by government is not helpful in terms of increasing people�*s anxiety in the face of the cost of living crisis. but any nurse that you speak to will say to you, it is notjust about pay. it is about coping with huge levels of demand, very often in teams that are understaffed because we have so many vacancies in the nhs and so many nurse vacancies, and the major reason why people leave the health profession, whatever role they have, is they do not feel able to provide a level of service they want to provide, they are very motivated people. so this is not just about pay, pay is part of it but it is also a broader issue about the unaddressed workforce issues causing enormous problems and stresses with people who work in the nhs. , ., , , , , ., ., nhs. lets address the issue of what ha-aens nhs. lets address the issue of what ha . ens to nhs. lets address the issue of what happens to those — nhs. lets address the issue of what happens to those critical— nhs. lets add

haifa prideful when things go wrong. have such big reserves by the way as district councils. they feel particularly exposed. it's worth remembering that consul budgets today are, on average, 20% or more lower, in real terms after inflation and they were backin terms after inflation and they were back in 2010. an interest spending over that period has gone up by 20% or more. the pressures consuls are under is greater than many other parts of the public sector. it under is greater than many other parts of the public sector. if as ou parts of the public sector. if as you outline _ parts of the public sector. if as you outline or— parts of the public sector. if as you outline or a _ parts of the public sector. if as you outline or a consuls - parts of the public sector. if as you outline or a consuls outgoings are going up. where is the income that they need going to come from? it typically comes from consul tax. there's been a certain amount in the press today about whether the company is going to government is going to all

haifa transition a reality and we have to do it really quickly.— do it really quickly.ly quickly. how much is riding on cop27 then? a huge i do it really quickly. how much is - riding on cop27 then? a huge amount. we had these — riding on cop27 then? a huge amount. we had these meetings _ riding on cop27 then? a huge amount. we had these meetings before - riding on cop27 then? a huge amount. we had these meetings before and i we had these meetings before and there is always a cynic and people saying it'sjust there is always a cynic and people saying it's just a talking shop, but this is the world leaders coming together. with business leaders, sectors of societies and communities actually trying to drive change. we know we have to get carbon dioxide levels down and we know we need to get it below 2 degrees and we talked about 1.5 degrees global average which seems meaningless to many people and doesn't sound too bad but we are now hitting 2.4 up to 2.8 based on the current range of where the emissions are coming. 2 degrees was the limit for paris and the means beyond th

haifa coming back and booking out christmas parties. coming back and booking out christmas arties. .,terms of pricing? it is massive. enera , terms of pricing? it is massive. energy. which _ terms of pricing? it is massive. energy, which you _ terms of pricing? it is massive. energy, which you mention - terms of pricing? it is massive. energy, which you mention on. terms of pricing? it is massive. - energy, which you mention on your programme, food inflation, 15%, wage inflation, double digits over 10%, it is really, really challenging. presumably, policy is as big a challenge because you don't want to scare off what customers you have. exactly, we have to encourage people to come back to the pubs, not give them a reason not to come in. we are being very cautious on price rises and i think that's right thing to do. we have to do get value for money. but with these cost pressures, it means the profitability of pubs is suffering. i don't know what your impression is, i appreciate it will be anecdotal rather than serving, but what is your view talking to other pub owners and landlords fo

haifa help the humble baguettes stay in its righteous place.— its righteous place.sted because i love them as well. it's part of our i love them as well. it's part of our herita . e love them as well. it's part of our heritage now- _ love them as well. it's part of our heritage now. you _ love them as well. it's part of our heritage now. you make - love them as well. it's part of our l heritage now. you make fermented yeast the night before so you put yeast the night before so you put yeast into sunflower and it sits until the next morning and then you need a special ten or you can fashion your own out of tinfoil or tea towels so that you can shape it because obviously the bread is quite a wet dough and if you didn't have anything to hold —— hold the sides it would not be a baguette or a stick shape. they say they bake better with steam so if you haven't got a steam oven to get that lovely crust, that is what you are looking for with a baguette, then you would put the roasting tray with some water into the bottom and that would create some steam for you. so there ar

haifa experienced this year. how interesting, _ experienced this year. has quite serious applications behind it.- crisis, so it has quite serious applications behind it. yes, of course. applications behind it. yes, of course- you — applications behind it. yes, of course. you find _ applications behind it. yes, of course. you find that - applications behind it. yes, of course. you find that you i applications behind it. yes, of course. you find that you end | applications behind it. yes, of. course. you find that you end up choosing words that are linked to something fundamental that is going on in the world? i something fundamental that is going on in the world?— on in the world? i think this year particularly _ on in the world? i think this year particularly a _ on in the world? i think this year particularly a number _ on in the world? i think this year particularly a number of - on in the world? i think this year particularly a number of the i on in the world? i think this year. particularly a number of the words that have really come to the fore have

haifa saloon, a final opportunity to show what they are made of.— saloon, a final opportunity to showthis week, most of the red wall will follow them.— red wall will follow them. thank ou, red wall will follow them. thank you. hywel _ red wall will follow them. thank you, hywel griffith _ red wall will follow them. thank you, hywel griffith in _ red wall will follow them. thank you, hywel griffith in pace. i the headlines on bbc news... it's crunch time at the world cup for england and wales as they go head to head in qatar. the first lady of ukraine — olena zelenska — tells mps in parliament that her people are seeking justice for russia's invasion, accusing moscow of committing "thousands of crimes". staff mistakes in a private laboratory, where more than 39,000 covid tests were wrongly reported as negative, could have led to 23 deaths, says a report from the uk health security agency. and we are crossing straight to doha, we arejust and we are crossing straight to doha, we are just hours away now from the big match. hello and welcome to doha, before we talk about the match is let's

haifa higher wages leading to sustainable and resilient economies.— and resilient economies. right and fairly, and if you pay people well and they're not having to worry about putting food on the table that night. they will stay with you, your recruitment and retention costs go down. there will be more motivated and productive at work. we've long known that it is good for businesses and local economies. so, it has been fantastic to see the growth in the network in the past two years for 12,000 employees. one in ten employees across the country now work for a living wage foundation. more now on the deal signed between the uk and france in an attempt to reduce the number of people crossing the english channel on small boats. more than 40,000 people have made the crossing this year —— and the additional payments from the uk to france will be spent on increased patrols and improved surveillance technology. we can talk down to a senior lecturer in law specialising in international human rights law and immigration law.— international human rights law and immigration law. welcome an

haifa and ready for anything. how stressful — and ready for anything.me. there is nothin: i be for you? not for me. there is nothing i can _ be for you? not for me. there is nothing i can do _ be for you? not for me. there is nothing i can do about _ be for you? not for me. there is nothing i can do about it. - be for you? not for me. there is i nothing i can do about it. watching the matches unfold you are always intrigued to see how the tactical games are going, their performances, the results, the form of the players, of course. we can do nothing about the injuries, that is out of our hands. we have already been hit in that way and it could happen again. we have to adapt, we have good players to come in and it will be opportunities for others if we lose people. will be opportunities for others if we lose people-— will be opportunities for others if we lose --eole. ., . we lose people. considering whether world cup is — we lose people. considering whether world cup is this _ we lose people. considering whether world cup is this year, _ we lose people.

haifa have a quick look. that is kind of them, very self and.— have a quick look.ery self and. how many would they score with erling _ them, very self and. how many would they score with erling haaland - them, very self and. how many would they score with erling haaland in - they score with erling haaland in they score with erling haaland in the team? i they score with erling haaland in the team? ~' .,, they score with erling haaland in the team? ~ ., , ., ., the team? i think most teams around the team? i think most teams around the world would _ the team? i think most teams around the world would be _ the team? i think most teams around the world would be happy _ the team? i think most teams around the world would be happy to - the team? i think most teams around the world would be happy to borrow l the world would be happy to borrow him. i'm sure he will be sunning it up him. i'm sure he will be sunning it up on the beach somewhere. thank you. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. it might not be entirely pleasant. there is a close.— it might not b

haifa been for 48 years. you mention to the bank of england...aid that one third of the world's economies, particularly developed economies like ours, will enter a recession. we have global economic challenges, it is not unique to the uk. i economic challenges, it is not unique to the uk.— economic challenges, it is not unique to the uk. economic challenges, it is not uniiue to the uk. . , ., .y unique to the uk. i am being told by our --eole unique to the uk. i am being told by our people that _ unique to the uk. i am being told by our people that you _ unique to the uk. i am being told by our people that you have _ unique to the uk. i am being told by our people that you have to i unique to the uk. i am being told by our people that you have to be i unique to the uk. i am being told by our people that you have to be awayj our people that you have to be away in a hurry. in a word, you are not in a hurry. in a word, you are not ina in a hurry. in a word, you are not in a position to apologise for your part in that, yes or no question. i was not t

haifa story, see the headline and then, at last, something.— last, something. how positive is this?hown we could slow cognitive decline in people — could slow cognitive decline in people with early—stage alzheimer's. we have _ people with early—stage alzheimer's. we have had many failures in drug trials _ we have had many failures in drug trials in _ we have had many failures in drug trials in recent years. this is the first— trials in recent years. this is the first time — trials in recent years. this is the first time we have shown that a drug does what _ first time we have shown that a drug does what it— first time we have shown that a drug does what it is meant to do, which is fantastic — does what it is meant to do, which is fantastic news for people. so for eo - le is fantastic news for people. so for people like — is fantastic news for people. so for people like david _ is fantastic news for people. so for people like david we _ is fantastic news for people. so for people like david we just _ is fantastic news for people. so for people like david we just saw - is fantastic ne

haifa is going to change the situation for the democratic party.— the democratic party.ns are looking like they are quite _ democrats. republicans are looking like they are quite competitive i democrats. republicans are looking like they are quite competitive in i like they are quite competitive in somehow seats in new york state. do you think republicans... democrats underestimated the worry that there is about crime in new york state? t think republicans ran really strategic crime focused campaigns in new york state. they amplified crime statistics and in many cases just outright lied and made new york seem like it was gotham city. and we know that the majority of cases that saw sizeable increases in crime were actually republican run cities, not democratic ones. a lot of new york democrats did not hone in that —— honein democrats did not hone in that —— hone in on that message soon enough and that might hurt. very mild for this stage in november. goodbye. and as always, you can check out the results on the bbc news app. let�*s get the weather with sarah. lots of cuddl

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