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to be honest, they're better than heinz. really nice. do they do they taste any different?ns took 12 years to develop by scientists at the university of warwick. their main aim — to make them exactly the same as what shoppers expect. we're always trying to grow new things and trying to do things to save on food mileage and to save on imports because we're importing too much food and to be able to produce something that we consume in such great quantities in this country, it's just unbelievable. it could take years to replace the entire supply chain from canada and china, but today marks the start of a journey to self—sufficiency. hi. i'm ellis with the catch up. tonight — a famous poet dies, cash use rises and chanel takes over manchester. but first, of a war in in gaza. tens of thousands of palestinians are continuing to move into rafah, a city near the egyptian border, trying to escape the intense fighting elsewhere in the southern gaza strip. meanwhile, the bbc has been hearing from young people who survived the attack on a music festival in israel back in october. more

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i will be heinz is going to also phase out long term. cool, all and gas, all combined. so on cold canada has been very supportive. we all already have legislation in canada to be out of coal by 2030. frankly. i think we will get there even soon. isn't that? and now you're right. there is a more broader conversation here on some phase out of a fossil fuels. we don't know exactly what the language is because we've been talking with the number of delegations we're very favorable to that. we need to reduce our dependencies on fossil fuels. we can't solve climate change. if we don't do that, it's not enough to do more renewables. it's not enough to do more electric vehicles or electric transfer public transit. we need to reduce our dependencies on fossil fuels. and i don't know exactly what the tax will be, but i think that for the 1st time in the history of the negotiation. so my 1st comp what's called one in berlin, in 1995. and we've never been able to talk about fossil fuels. we've never agreed together that that we needed to tackle this issue of fossil fuels. and i, i s

to be honest, they're better than heinz. . really nice. do they do they taste any different? took 12 years to develop by scientists at the university of warwick. their main aim to make them exactly the same as what shoppers expect. we're always trying to grow new things and trying to do things to save on food mileage and to save on imports because we're importing too much food and to be able to produce something that we consume in such great quantities in this country, it's just unbelievable. it could take years to replace the entire supply chain from canada and china, but today marks the start of a journey to self—sufficiency. hello from the bbc sport centre. breaking news: sheffield united's owner says that they have sacked hacking bottom and have reappointed for much boss varna. in a radio interview, this was confirmed. it is the first premier league sacking of the first premier league sacking of the season. he now leaves the club bottom of the table with his last result a five — zero defeat as relegation veterans. premier league leaders arsenal are at luton town later, th

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to be honest, they're better than heinz. really nice. do they? mmm! do they taste any different?tists at the university of warwick. their main aim — to make them exactly the same as what shoppers expect. we're always trying to grow new things and trying to do things to save on food mileage and to save on imports because we're importing too much food. and to be able to produce something that we consume in such great quantities in this country, it's just unbelievable. it could take years to replace the entire supply chain from canada and china but today marks the start of a journey to self—sufficiency. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm karthi gnanasegaram. here's what's coming up on the show. back on track: manchester city's winless run comes to an end as they come from behind to beat luton town. the wsl title race hots up as arsenal have an emphatic win over hayes' champions chelsea. and lessons to learn as england lose the game but still win the t20 series against india. hello and welcome to the programme. we start with the premier league, where manchester city brought their ru

heinz. 18% of american energy comes from coal. >> militant climatologist john kerry wants to shut off 18% of the economy. this is the same guy who predicted the arctic would be wiped out by noy w. ctic >> in five years, scientists predict we wou will have the fit ice free arctic summer. so kerry wants to kill westy virginia and hillary wants to reprogram us. and biden's rating catholic churches. but trumlaryp is the dictator fr telling the truth. >> the happiesump tht day when you buy an electric car is the first 10 minutes you're driving it. and then after that panic sets c in because you're worried, where the am i going to get a charge to keep this thing? >> go. al gore, who invented the internetgeorge, says that's the kind of commentary that should be censored on the internet. >> these algorithms. they are the digital equivalent of a ar-15. they ought to be banned. they really ought to be banned. it's an abuse of the public forum. but when these when people are pulled down, thesewhen peo are w holes. you know what's at the bottom of the rabbit hole? hat ththat's where the echo char

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but for a heinz alford kissinger, better known as henry. it was a birthday locked by 6 all over the internet. love him or hate them. henry kissinger left an indelible mark on the world. born in bavaria to a jewish family. in 1923, his family fled nazi germany in 1938 for the united states. as a naturalized citizen, young henry joined the wes military father in world war 2 and later became an academic at harvard university, completing everything from undergrad through his ph. d there in the early 19 fifties. he took his 1st job and government back in 1951 while he was completing his master's program and it would seem never to leave. and he's played a role in every us administration over sense both officially and unofficially advising everyone from nelson rockefeller to hillary clinton. he even perhaps with tragic irony to comb the 1973 nobel peace prize. despite his expansion of the vietnam war, henry kissinger shaped the world across 2 centuries, the back half of the 20th and the 1st quarter of the 21st. passengers, policies and actions are

pusch, the nazis, relying on ideological dogmas, will drag europe into the abyss, the jewish family of heinzoverseas. he will return to germany under the name henry, as part of the army corps. but you will never get rid of the strong german accent, but it is kiisinger who will be called the strongest american negotiator. i work 15 hours a day. super-efforts will contribute to detente between the two superpowers. in seventy-two, nixon will fly to moscow to see brezhnev. american there have been no presidents in the soviet union since the yalta conference, and the salt-1 and salt-2 treaties are also largely a merit. kissinger, they will become the foundation of what will later be called the architecture of world security, and will continue under the next us president ford, who, in a rare case, will leave kisinger as national security adviser. i want to tell you in advance, and you will probably welcome this, that i will not touch on any details, we have once again confirmed that the agreement reached between: the general secretary of the central committee cpsu brezhnev and president ford in vl

you know what kills more than coal, john, your wife's company heinz.s is the same gaim guy that predicted the arctic would be wiped out. >> first ice free arctic summer. >> jesse: kerry wants to kill west virginia. hilary wants to reprogram us. trump the dictator for telling the truth. >> happiest day when you buy electric car, first 10 minutes when you are driving it. after that panic sets in, where the hell am i getting a george. al gore who invented the internet that is the kind of commentary should be banned. >> it is an abuse of the public forum. when people are pulled down these rabbit holes. you know what is at the bottom that is where the echo chamber is. if you spend too much time in the echo chamber artificial insanity >> j >> jesse: comedian nick dapolo install air conditioning units. >> i want to let all the ladies, i have a huge carbon footprint. >> jesse: huge. [laughter]. can i ask you a question why are they having this meeting in dubai. jenny king doesn't have meetings at burger king. >> jesse: he wanted to ban coal. they don't like co

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to be honest, they're better than heinz. .sts at the university of warwick. their main aim, to make them exactly the same as what shoppers expect. we're always trying to grow new things and trying to do things to save on food mileage and to save on imports because we're importing too much food. it could take years to replace the entire supply chain from canada and china, but today marks the start of a journey to self—sufficiency. you're live with bbc news. prince harry has been subjected to unlawful and unfair treatment by the british government over the decision to take away his police protection when he is in britain, his lawyer has told london's hi caught in the latest hour or so. we cross live to our correspondent outside the high court in london. what does this mean? . ., , court in london. what does this mean? . . , , , ., mean? prince harry himself is not here, we mean? prince harry himself is not here. we think — mean? prince harry himself is not here, we think he _ mean? prince harry himself is not here, we think he i

57. >> heinz 57.t other condiments have in store for 2024. a closer look. >> mustard trade. >> at the market -- mustard trade. exactly. relish. morgan stanley investment management. andrew, to kind of tag on to what dom was showing us there. it's interesting. because the so-called catch-up trade, we described, that 200 basis-point differential between the equal weighted and the s&p 500, to me, that's happening largely during a period where you don't have much in the way of fundamental news. it's after a lot of the earnings reports have come out. you've got obviously a lot of reaction to potential piv ot by the fed. what does that indicate to you looking into 2024 should get more idiosyncratic information, earnings reports and fundamental n news? what does that tell you about the trend and broadening out seen this year? >> you have to remember that unfortunately the first year off the bear market low, investors sell stocks. happens all the time. saw a net outflow from mutual fund and etfs a year off th

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committed to giving back to the community, and ahead of the holidays, marcus samuelson is partnering with heinz's black kittenish initiative to launch a brand- new event series where veteran chefs like himself will open up their restaurants and share resources with up-and-coming black chefs. he joins me now in studio. marcus, i'm so happy to see you here. >> we are doing so good. we were talking food and kids and then you threw in a term i've never heard, veteran chefs. >> i said it, i heard it and i was like, he's going to give me a lot of flack for suggesting he's old. that's not what i mean. he's seasoned. >> seasoned sounds better. >> although i feel old. my kids want to remind me that i'm old at times. i'm young. >> you are very young. >> thank you, you can stay now. what i love about you is many things but one thing i really love is that you really are intentional about using your platform to elevate, to like a rising tide lifts all boats. you embody that. why is it so important? >> first of all, as a black chef i grew up in europe and i cook in three-star michelin restaurants in france but