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it's emerged in march, jannick sinner was tested at a tournament at indian wells and he tested positiveubstance called cost or both. 30 say it was a very low level, but it is on the banned list. he tested positive again later. centre says the reason was that his physiotherapist had cut his finger, and he was using a spray to treat it —— sinner. unknown for the physio—, this spray contained the substance. effectively contaminated him. the international tennis integrity agency accepted jannick sinner�*s explanation. he has released a statement. but what it does mean is he loses the points and the prize money that he picked up during that tournament at indian wells and more than $300,000. elsewhere to cricket. with england's three—match test series against sri lanka getting under way on wednesday, stand—in captain ollie pope says he will be able to call upon the advice of injured skipper ben stokes. stokes has been ruled out of the series with a hamstring injury but will be in and around the squad. i think he's going to let me go do my thing. it's good for me, but at the same time, he's ob

it means he loses the points and prize money and points picked up during that tournament indian wellspics might have come to an end, but looking ahead to the next games in los angeles, the performances of team gb�*s athletes seem to have been an inspiration. a recent poll by research company yougov showed that over a quarter of adults in britain think they could qualify for the olympics in four years' time if they started training today. the younger generation are more confident — with 39% of 18 to 2a—year—olds saying they'd make it. with 3a% of 25—a9 year olds believing they could qualify, too. but only 15% of those over 65 felt like they could compete at olympic level in four years' time, although they're not what uk sport are looking for at the moment, with their �*find your greatness�* recruitment programme for 16 to 2a—year—olds. backed by 0lympic medallists it launched today around the country, lindsey prosser reports from salford music. seth has already been identified as a possible future 0lympic talent. it's amazing because, like, skateboarding is my, like, absolute favourite

it's emerged in march, jannick sinner was tested at a tournament at indian wells and he tested positivey contained the substance. in the process of giving him a sausage, he passed it on his skin —— giving him a massage. the international tennis integrity agency accepted jannick sinner�*s explanation. he has released a statement. what it does mean is that he loses the points and the prize money that he picked up during that tournament at indian wells more than $300,000. with england's three—match test series against sri lanka getting under way on wednesday, stand—in captain 0llie pope says he will be able to call upon the advice of injured skipper ben stokes. stokes has been ruled out of the series with a hamstring injury but will be in and around the squad. i think he's going to let me go do my thing. it's good for me, but at the same time, he's obviously going to be watching, chatting with baz and having those conversations in the intervals. ifi if i think anything needs to change, we can bounce ideas off each other. i think he said he's more than happy to let me do my thing, and we've

that are indian wells are just dealing with the full allowance of the rape and murder of a female doctor in the government hospital in co kata police abuse p. a gas and water count them to disperse crowds, demonstrating against health care workers. unsafe conditions. striking doctors of joining the nationwide process to demand better security correspondence deal back reports talked him when jeep demand is leaving that home for the night shift at a local district. costco in hardy, on a state in this part of the country to night is formed by men. women, no wait to be seen. the 27 year old doctor looks quite new to reach to take her to the hospital. in the middle of the night, standing alone on the road can be on safe. the the north shines side. she decides to start walking was they gave at least i find the street particularly unsafe because there are no street lights here. you can see for yourself that it starts to get it. i am wary of the passing vehicle since i have no idea who might be in them. what their intentions are. so for my protection, i carry a pair of scissors with me know and

sinner will still lose the prize money and ranking points he earned at indian wells.off the victory at the cincinnati open on monday, sinner will be among the favorites at the u.s. open, which starts in new york city next week. well, they believe his story. >>> meanwhile, a stellar performance at the paris olympics has earned gabby williams a return to the wnba. williams, who nearly led france to an upset of team usa in the gold medal game earlier this month, signed a rest of the season contract with the seattle storm yesterday. williams was originally acquired by the storm in a trade prior to the start of the 2022 season. she played a full schedule with seattle before missing part of last year due to injury and then opting to sit out of the beginning of this season in order to prepare for the paris olympics with the french national team. williams is expected to join the squad next week in seattle where the storm will return to action on monday after a three-game road trip and five-daybreak. >>> time now for the weather, and let's go to meteorologist angie lassman at

australian becomes the first to lift a masters title since former world number one lleyton hewitt at indian wellsessica pegula has made it back—to—back canadian open titles with a 63, 26, 61 win over fellow american amanda anisimova. pegula was made to work for the win in toronto, with suprised finalist anisimova taking the second set. but she recovered to dominate the third in a match that lasted an hour and 27 minutes. gold medal winning novak djokovic and the rest of team serbia were given a heroes welcome on their return from the paris olympics. thousands gathered in the streets of belgrade to greet the team as they arrived at the capital's city hall, with nba mvp and silver medallist in the basketball nikola jokic amongst them. he was then joined by a smiling djokovic, whose gold medal in paris completes a career �*golden' slam, following his straight sets victory over carlos alcaraz. you can keep across the spot on the bbc sport website as well as the app. and that's all the sport for now. this is bbc news. next it is a tragedy that continues to fascinate after more than a century. the tita

not even considering anything else that i've seen images going back to indian wells with his videos, little finger bandaged up as well. i have no doubt that unix center is completely innocent. and what has happened is a really, in a graph, almost like a bit of residue that's filtered into of his system. going into the u. s. set up in a, i know what those u. s. open crowds can be like, that can be absolutely brutal. so yeah, no, we wait to see, i hope it doesn't affect tim. um and you know, we'll just stop to see how strongly is going to be mentally. uh, if, if there is any uh, backlash from the crowds in new york. and international con gallagher has finally completed his move from chelsea to a technical. my bid, gallagher i have signed a 5 year deal with the spanish club, so he's transfer look to have fallen through. but it was unlocked where shell feel, it moved in the opposite direction and joined it. chelsea e 24 year old returns to stanford bridge on a permanent deal. having spent 6 months on lone to and germany go, keep them i know a new or has announced his retirement from inter

not even considering anything else that i've seen images going back to indian wells with his videos, little finger bandaged up as well. i have no doubt that unix center is completely innocent and what has happened is of billions of gram overstock, a bit of residue that's filtered into of his system. going into the u. s. set up in an i know who what those u. s. open crowds can be like, it can be absolutely brutal. so yeah, we wait to see, i hope it doesn't affect tim. um and you know, we'll just start to see how strongly is going to be mentally. uh if, if there is any backlash from the crowds in new york, a england international kind of got a good a has finally completed his move from chelsea to athletic on monday. the got a guy has signed the 5 year deal with the spanish club. his transfer looked to have a full and through thought it was unlocked at lunch hour. phoenix moved in the opposite direction, enjoying chelsea. 24 year old, who tends to stanford bridge on a permanent deal. having spent 6 months on loan. and it's just over a week since the end of the num picks of games, but the

first time, the presence of a banned drug showed a sample taken on march 10 at a tournament in indian wellssiner took another positive test 8 days later. non- competitive period. the italian avoided disqualification, since the doping got into his body not intentionally, but due to medical negligence. according to siner, the spray with clastebol was used to treat a cut on the fingers of a massage therapist, a tennis player who was doing physiotherapy for the athlete and thus introduced the substance into the body of the world's number one racket. nevertheless, the italian will be deprived of ranking points and 325 thousand dollars prize money earned at the vindeanva tournament. the development of sports in russia was discussed in tula. the first in-person meeting of the state council commission on this topic was held in rio by dmitry milyaev, the governor. on the agenda: maximum accessibility of physical education for children and adults, as well as the relationship between sports and medicine. the secretary of the state council, former head of the region, alexey dyumin, took part in the dis

not even considering anything else that i've seen images going back to indian wells with his physio his little finger bandaged up as well. i have no doubt that unix center is completely unison. and what has happened is of billions of gram, almost like a bit of residue that's filtered into his system. so quick, do you think the rest of the world will believe that store and do you think it will impact him all his performance at the us open a well, he's played tournaments up to now and the but the difference is he was, it wasn't in the public domain at that stage, going into the us sort of been a, i know who, what those us open crowds can be like. that could be absolutely brutal. so yeah, no, we wait to see, i hope it doesn't affect tim. um and you know, we'll just stop to see how strongly is going to be mentally. uh if, if there is any backlash from the crowds in new york. you've mentioned the previous scandals like um, simona highlight. but sorry, paul, but do you think the tennis is doing enough to clean up the sport? i think they're very um, you know, very strong on making sure that it

so this friendly indian squanto well it turns out his name was really to supplant them something like that and when does quantum first began to engage the pilgrims? he spoke english. now, i never knew that when i was in school because that would lead the question of war. how i would even learn how to speak english. well, it turns out that not once, but twice, he had been captured by indian fishing captains and taken back to europe and, sold into slavery. he managed to times to to escape, whether through lawful process or otherwise, made his way back to the new world, only to find that the the town that he came from had been absolutely wiped out by smallpox epidemic. so this quantum was a man without country and. and he found himself in a curious position of being a go between between the english and the and the the tribes of new england, in particular, the wampanoags. carry the story with the story forward just a few decades the the pilgrims had acquired enough wampanoag land that the wampanoags were in an utter destitution that resulted in a war between the wampanoags and the and the

color of her skin, for the fact that you are an indian, her father is african, and her mother is indian, wellould simply be better not to go there, but he went there and you won't drive him out of there, and vice president bence's situation is no less progressive, as he began to dig into, well, if not to say, more rudely, to the biography of his colleague in quotation marks... well the opponent of the vice president, the vice candidate for the vice presidency, tim wold, that he said he served in the national guard for 24 years, but he said something untrue, that he was in combat operations, and benz himself was not in combat operations, journalists alaverds at once, but what do we say about trump, who avoided service, and they are entangled there like flies in a web, that is , they take... topics are raised that are very sensitive for them, and the garis campaign is now built on that, and it is about she said that we will talk about politicians, we will talk about what our economic policy will be, well , the main thing is that you and i will wait for these debates, because so far it sounds li

carried out is very important, such a historical fact, this is really the first visit by the indian minister, well, if i'm not mistaken, the first in all the years of ukraine's independence, well... that prime minister modi is the first - that's 100%. we had several visits at the highest level from ukraine to india, more president kuchm, i think, was in india twice, maybe later, after him, i just can’t remember now, uh, and in general , our contacts were normal, but when this russian aggression started, somehow everything slowly died down, uh , well, maybe we slightly overestimated such a... well, let's say this, the potentially positive role of india, which it could and we would like india to play such a role in the settlement of this war, or its termination, india took such a, well, neutrally positive position , here the word is positive poverty to russia, although, it seems to me, the most important of this visit is modi's words that india will not support any. formulas or proposals for peace, which will not contain the principles of respect for the territorial integrity of ukraine, that is, by

well, the hindus insist that russia invest it into the indian economy and then i received income, wellready received income from investments, but in fact it is a bit of a game, because after all, this money leaks through saudi arabia, through the emirates, after all , it leaks into russia in some way, so, well, converting there into real or in some additional units, we are talking about something else. at one time, the indians were associated with military and technical cooperation with russia, and at a certain time, when after the 14th year, ukraine stopped supplying, for example, turbines for ships, to the russian shipyards of the military, the indians were forced several destroyers without turbines were purchased. indians are interested in ukrainian turbines. speaking of the mash project, the indians are very interested in it due to the fact that russia is under sanctions, the indians cannot modernize soviet models of defense equipment, which they have in abundance at russian factories, so they can modernize them at ukrainian factories as an option. let me remind you that, in my opi

understand a damn thing about this, but well , it’s like his girlfriend was kind of fucked up by the indians, well could have beaten him, he had a mess with a loader neighboring warehouse, name, vadik pareev, right? it’s all because of a monetary debt, well, in more detail, yes, in more detail, but we don’t really know anything, but we heard that this vadik hired some of his friends, bandits, so that they could get the debt out of the rakova, but there was a fight in the bar, after that no one saw them both, that’s the name of the bar, i think it’s oak trees, thank you, goodbye, let’s go guys, i told you right away, my legs are very buzzing ... his legs are buzzing, you’re not listening to me, i’m telling you, everything is on the surface, i told you, it’s all about the money, what’s the matter that the warehouse collapsed on you, uh-huh, uh-huh, come on, get out of here, colleague, you can’t wait. freaks, a complete warehouse, a complete waste of workers, a shelf, they cannot secure it as it should be, freaks, complete losers, baby, well, you have to, but how, and you, and you, and how, and you,

back in march, june the indian wells tournament collapsible is a performance enhancing steroids prohibited by the world. i'm going to open agency from 2019 to 2033. so it's it 8, it tells you lastly, it's tested positive for the cost of all of her into the w. a. d. a hall from old cases found worldwide using this drug are related to instantly independent design. commentators, charlie boyles says john center was found not guilty because of his nationality and success. your readings for them in your minds to st. badly off a certain class on a certain nationality. for example, russia and, you know, it's almost like what we were saying was back in november band concert. you know, it's confirmation. but as you know, you look so evidence of things that you've already decides in your mind. and you find that. and the thing that's going to back it up the shower, part of this case is quite a few years ago. i didn't really college at the time. the mind just having one that she tested positive for something that was completed, the legal on the 31st of december and a legal 1st of january. i think you'r

australian becomes the first to lift a masters title since former world number one lleyton hewitt at indian wellsng all week that the hard work i have put in over the last few years feels like it is paying off somewhat this week. i played a high level of tennis which i believed that i could play my whole life but to put that into five matches in a row against, sorry, six matches in a row, against high quality opponents is something else and i'm really proud of myself and my team. jessica pegula has made it back—to—back canadian open titles with a 6—3, 2—6, 6—1 win over fellow american amanda anisimova. pegula was made to work for the win in toronto, with suprised finalist anisimova taking the second set. but she recovered to dominate the third in a match that lasted an hour and 27 minutes. so excited to be here with the trophy again, i really wanted this one, and i know everybody is talking about my record but it is nice to be able to get through the week and to back it up. to be excited, it is an honour, really. —— super excited. and that's all the sport for now. we are having a problem with the

love black people very much, but she is not real black, they say she actually said that she is indian, wellch childish behavior, it will be interesting to trace how this childish behavior will be demonstrated in this debate, which they cannot agree on yet, dear friends, less than an hour. there remains our marathon with marta oliyarnyk, and i want to say that what, what i want to say, that less than 2,000 separate us from half a million, and in fact, if 400 people donate 5 hryvnias each, and we will already have 500,000 hryvnias, the first 500, hryvnias from the 3.5 million needed, qr codes are now on your screens, use quickly pick up your phones, open the cameras, scan, or take a picture of this screen to send to you later, if you don’t know how to scan that qr code, three teams, we collect photos for them on drones and on reb systems , after all, what we are gathering for, you can also see on your screens, join in, there is not much time left, let's finish it, let's finish our broadcast with positive news, at least our collection is almost at the end. we ask that the first half million ha

back in last 2 in the indian wells tournament, comfortable is a performance in housing steroids, which is the payments in by the world and to doping agency. from 2019 to 202338. it kind of actually was tested, positive cost of oh, i looked into the w a. b, a haul from old cases, found will. why using this drug all related it to be independent journalists and common data charlie boyles, as john said, it was found not guilty because of his nationality and success or readings for them in your minds to seek bodily all a sudden class on a certain nationality for example, russia and, you know, it's, it's almost like what we were saying was back in november. the goal is that, you know, it's confirmation, but as you know, you look so evidence of things before the decides in your mind and you find it. and the thing is going to back it up. the original report of this case is quite a few years ago. i didn't really college at the time. the mind is harming works, but she tested positive for something that was completed. the legal on the 31st of december and a legal 1st of january. i think you're on

we tested positive for a plus the bold twice in the same week and back in march during the indian wells tournament. the cost of all is a performance in housing steroid which is prohibited by the world antique doping agency from 2019 to 2023. 38. it's highly and accolades. tested positive across the bowl. according to water, possible cases found worldwide using this drug related to actually what us get more on this right now. of course, i'm glad you're independent journalist and culminated charlene boiler bringing us on the program here. it looks like the a tally and stuff like that, juicing something crazy. charlie, if it is to be believed. so what do you, charlie? what do you make of the fact that janik center tested positive for doping twice and the policy was let off the hook. sato aside suddenly back so much how he will know that i'm fully satisfied myself. so i know the story pretty well. i decided i could use the words integrity agencies, bit of a job cleaning kind of a contradiction because it costs a lot of these agencies all physical. so i'm going to stop by saying that i was t

back in march, june the indian wells tournament. cost of all is up for a full month's in housing. steroid prohibited by the world, and see the agency from 2019 to 20. 23. if 38 can tell your master. we've tested positive for profitable, according to the w. a. d. a call from old cases on worldwide during this drug related to it's totally independent. does i am commented charlie bottles is jackson, i was found not guilty because of his nationality of success to if you'll all readings for them then your minds to sink badly. all of a sudden class on a certain nationality, for example, russia and, you know, it's almost like what we were saying was back in november. the goal is to, you know, confirmation. but as you know, you look so evidence of things that you've already decides in your mind and you find that. and the thing was going to back, you know, the original report of this case is quite a few years ago. i didn't really college at the time, the mind just being what she tested positive for something that was completed, the legal on

well, the hindus insist that russia invest it in the indian economy and then it will receive from thel, it already received income from the investment, but in fact it is a bit of a game, because after all, this money seeps through saudi arabia, through the emirates, after all, to russia seeping in somehow, therefore converting there into reals. or even some additional units, we are talking about something else, the hindus at one time were connected in military-technical cooperation with russia, and a certain time, when after the 14th year ukraine stopped supplying, for example, turbines for e-e ships to russian military shipyards, the indians were forced to purchase... several destroyers without turbines, the indians are interested in the ukrainian turbines of the zorya mash project, and the indians are very interested in that russia is under sanctions, indians cannot modernize soviet models of equipment, which are defense, of which they are full, at russian factories, so they can modernize, as an option, at ukrainian factories, let me remind you that, in my opinion, at the end of the

all, not only about it, it is india, india, its prime minister on the rendramodi, ukrainian-indian mutual, well and much more, so my guest mridula ghosh, historian and internationalist, chairman of the board of the east european development institute, mrs. maridula, i welcome you, i thank you very much for coming today and for the fact that you will explain a lot of points today that... for the ukrainian viewer can remain unclear, perhaps, and some moments also pose a lot of questions to the ukrainian viewer. why we invited you, and because we want to talk, why i invited, because i want to talk, first of all , about what will happen, well, literally less than in less than two weeks. august 23 , the eve of independence day, well, at least. it has just been announced, indian prime minister narendra modi is scheduled to visit ukraine, before that he will visit poland, after poland, literally for half a day should come to ukraine, i understand how important it is for ukraine, but my first question to you is, can you confirm that it is narendra modi who will come to ukraine, because i read informati

aiming for the top 3, the indian prime minister has said india sites on becoming a leading global economic powerhouse, focusing on advanced technologies to achieve that target. well, let's take a look at how the indian economy has evolved over the centuries in the pre colonial era, india of us, one of the world economic super powers accounting for a full portion of the world g, d, p, in the 16th century. for example. while british g d p, as we'll pull up here on the map, important anywhere close to where india was in terms of economic capacity in the same euro. well, the strength of the indian system was mainly built on the export of manufactured goods. artistic comes across including jewelry and last worth textile industries, all sorts of spices and other products have funded for a large proportion of pre colonial indian export. however, under london rule, india was turned into an export of rule materials with a full half of its foreign trade allocated for british shores. only the crime controlled india is trade and text system and made it unprofitable for the size. the asian country cubic sport manufactured boot 12 loving the sub continent with made in britain

fraction of 36, well, we have to see how it moves away from, that is, it goes very slowly. shortened, but on the other hand, now everyone in ukraine, when they talk about india, about indian not everyone, well, at least those people who are interested in international relations, who watch it, read about it, they know how much india buys a lot of oil from russia, not even how much it buys, but how much more it started buying from the beginning of the full-scale secondly, that's the question, i'm already confused. once answered this question, and i will tell you that yes, she was buying oil, we dug a little deeper, we looked, she was buying oil below the ceiling price that was determined by the european union, or rather, the group of seven, $60, and they even sold it for $45 , then, why... they did it because the saudis, saudi arabia did not want to lower the price, so you know, if no one buys that share, some one share, of russian oil, then someone will buy, maybe china buys, or someone will buy, and there will be some other imbalance, and it was a clear coordination together with the seven countries, ugh, india bought, but paid money for fracking and... india resold, beca

in other words native people could see plainly the law found but did not protect indians well it protectedut did not find whites a. the government's plan to assimilate indians towards incorporating them as citizens included forcing native children to attend boarding schools. some on the reservations, others very far away. inin these places, white authory subject to the children to a daily regiment of military drills, roll calls, work details and corporate punishment with little time for rest and leisure. none of this resembled mainstream white american life. this is not preparation for participation of white america. the education was rudimentary and outrightly white supremacist. including theth relentless message the student background were savage and inferior. health conditions were abysmal marked by sickness and death from communicable diseases that rates the government never would would've tolerated for white people. following school, most native alums come no more acceptance and white society than ifev they had never attended school the first place. little opportunity to apply the ski

the actress passed away at her home in indian wells this afternoon, surrounded by family rollins made 10 films across 4 decades with her director husband john base. and in the early 2, thousands, she charmed audiences as ally in the notebook which was directed by her son. she also starred alongside sandra bullock in the film. hope floats her oscar nominated work in the 1974 film, a woman under the influence is often cited by actors and filmmakers as one of the great movie performances. no cause of death has been named. but earlier this year, her son did reveal she had been battling alzheimer's. and some sad news in the world of sweets tonight. while lee amos, the founder of famous amos cookies, died today as well. he was 88 amos grew up in tallahassee, florida, but he created a desert empire in hollywood in just 6 years time. he's bite-size chocolate chip cookie company became worth 12 million dollars must have been battling dementia and died at his home in honolulu. his children say he was a source of black pride who taught them the value of hard work. >> coming up next, an open neig

there, starting to work for the indians, they didn't know anything about federal indian law, but they found out about it. well look, these indians have all these rights, so they started bringing these fabulous cases, these indian legal services programs, and we started those what we were in law school, seeing the work they were doing. and while we need to really build on that. it was just seven of these programs. so most of indian country still not covered by legal services. so we knew this national organization really something needed to to be done. so when i graduated, i was lucky enough to hook with some lawyers and, and native american leaders to form the native american rights fund, you know, the nationally legal defense fund. we went to new york city, met with the ford foundation that had been funding the naacp legal defense fund, the mexican-american defense fund. so they gave us a grant to start the native american rights fund away we went we had to a board of directors composed of native american leaders from around the country that helped us figure out what the priority were that we should address b

i thought that modi, in a week, well, the press office of the indian president, and uh, well, let's sayminister, or rather, and, well, official factors will speak of the recognition of territorial integrity, the priority of international law. but modi spoke only in kyiv, at least the press service, well, the ukrainian bank, reports this, and it is very, very strange, because somehow pedaling on territorial integrity did not happen in advance, that is, why such strange feelings, what did he come with , what kind of version of putin's proposals did he bring when he says: peace negotiations, without deciphering it, it only introduces such, well, a sense of caution, something he did not he is making arrangements, he is hiding something, somewhere he is insincere, and at least he is on the alert, well, we can say that with this visit he is more likely to save the national interests of india than to promote the interests of putin there, er, to reconcile with ukraine, well, without any doubt, we will keep an eye on how india will be, whether it will join the second peace summit or not, whether

well, hillary believes the 12 year olds should have the right to sue their parents. and has compared marriage and the family as institutions to slavery and life on an indian reservation. well, speak for yourself, hillary. and friends. like this. this my friends. this is radical. the agenda that clinton and clinton would impose on america, abortion on demand, a litmus test for the supreme court almost actual rights discrimination, religious schools, women in combat units. that's change. all right. but that's not the kind of change america needs. it's not the kind of change america wants. and it's not the kind of change we can abide in nation. we still call god's country. president. a president of the united states is also the president of the united states, is also america's commander in chief. he's the man we authorize to send fathers and sons and brothers and into battle. george bush was 17 years old when they bombed pearl harbor. he left his high school graduation. he walked down to the recruiting office and he signed up to become the youngest fighter in the pacific war. and mr. clinton. and clinton. i'll tell you where he was. i'll tell you where he was. i'll tell

well, hillary believes the 12 year olds should have the right to sue their parents. and has compared marriage and the family as institutions to slavery and life on an indian reservation. well, speak for yourself, hillary. and friends. like this. this my friends. this is radical. the agenda that clinton and clinton would impose on america, abortion on demand, a litmus test for the supreme court almost actual rights discrimination, religious schools, women in combat units. that's change. all right. but that's not the kind of change america needs. it's not the kind of change america wants. and it's not the kind of change we can abide in nation. we still call god's country. president. a president of the united states is also the president of the united states, is also america's commander in chief. he's the man we authorize to send fathers and sons and brothers and into battle. george bush was 17 years old when they bombed pearl harbor. he left his high school graduation. he walked down to the recruiting office and he signed up to become the youngest fighter in the pacific war. and mr. clinton. and clinton. i'll tell you where he was. i'll tell you where he was. i'll tell

well. so that is something that the indian economy would be taking confidence in, as well. 've also cautioned that all of this, this stable and robust growth that the indian economy seems to be projecting, is also dependent on india's private consumption picking up, something that has slowed down, and also whether the indian economy can make the most of its vast and substantial labour pool, as well, and make the most of its demographic dividend. workers in the uk could be given the right to ask their employers to work a four—day week under government plans to increase flexible working. employees would still have to work their full hours to receive their full pay, but could compress their contracted hours into a shorter working week. the conservative shadow business secretary kevin hollinrake has claimed businesses were "petrified" about the plans. however, ministers insist they will not impose the change on staff or businesses. ben willmott is head of public policy for the chartered institute of personnel and development, the cipd. hello. great to have you with us. what is s

aiming full, the top 3, the indian prime minister has said india slides on becoming a leading global economic powerhouse focusing on advanced technologies to achieve that target. well, let's take a look at how the indian economy has evolved over the centuries and the pre colonial era. india was one of the world's economic super powers, accounting for a quarter of the world's d. d. p. in the 16th century, for example. well, board to as g d p, as we can see, wasn't anywhere close to india and economic capacity and the same era. now these trends to all the indian system was mainly built on the export of manufactured goods, artistic hyundai, crossing, heating, jewelry, and cloth with tech style industries also of spikes. these and other products accounted for a large proportion of pre colonial indian exports. however, the london rule, india was turned into an expose of rule materials with a full half of it spar and trade. all occasions for british shows only the crowned controls. india is trade and tax system and made it on the table for the south asian country to export manufactured goods for flooding the sub continent with made in britain projects, meaning money ende