personal items of those who are on board the ukraine international airlines flight from tehran to keogh of was carrying over 170 passengers and ukrainian crew the majority were iranian with many canadians and son swedes on board many were rain ian students henri rainy in canadians returning via keogh of having spent the winter break what their families around the world expressions of grief like here at key have international airport but also and international scramble to find dancers she is this the last inspection took place on the 6th of january there were no comments from the inspect as the aircraft was functional there were also know commons from the crew upon arrival since the crush coincided with the ren launching missiles that u.s. bases in iraq some experts say the plane may have been shot down canada's prime minister justin trudeau said his country would join any probe our government will continue to work closely with its partners to ensure that this crashes thoroughly investigate it canadians have questions they deserve answers. say categorically one way or another that the pl

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to be seen as pushing ahead with global britain which have a global britain is but keogh gets right there is a problem here because if the u.k. wants that free trade agreement with the e.u. which whatever they say they desperately do need they are going to have to make some compromises over various issues so although they're fighting strong saying we're going to take for example british waters because it's about fishing they do know that if they do want to protect the car industry in sunderland where many people voted for brics it for boris johnson there is going to have to be some kind of alignment otherwise there are going to be more terrorists and there will be trade barriers back in place and these negotiations between the u.k. and the e.u. the prime minister has instructed in law that they must be done within a year what does this tell us it tells us that boris johnson is very very. keen to commit to his promise that brics it is happening obviously tonight but also that it will be finished in the 11 month period now we also know with boris johnson that you can't take everything that

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from a nervous hard we're the most selective university in the united states by far i'm sure brett keogh also invested in the year in your daughter's age. but a supporter of it isn't for everybody the minerva model of education is for everyone by the time my daughters were 8 and 3 soon to be 4 will be going to university my hope is that they don't have one minerva to choose from my hope is that minerva will be coming here to moscow not so that 150 students will be able to show up here once a year but that there will be new universities or existing universities that will adopt the minerva system to educate their students and by the time my daughters have to university to choose from my hope is that they'll have a 100 different minerva curricula to choose from and to find a curriculum that is right for them. let's keep our fingers crossed for that thank you very much for coming over and do you consider moscow as your possible destination i'm sure your students will learn a lot and certainly they will get a big cultural shock and this contributes. that's a very good education i guess absolu

russian titan of a map and runs more than 900 kilometers deep on to the black sea to the turkish town of keogh corey american transports over 13000000000 cubic meters of natural gas per year half of that will be delivered to southern europe servicing up to 3 percent of the use current needs russia already supplies around 40 percent of europe's gas at the ritz important because it helps russia to bypass supply lines through ukraine which in my face is losing billions in gas transit fees if you countries of course have been in conflict since 24 scene. stay with the story matthew bryza is a senior fellow at the atlantic council's your racial center on global energy he joins us on skype from istanbul gets to have you with us on the program marky this pipeline has been several years in the making the top has been turns no washer game changer would you say this is for the region. well thanks for having me hala it's a game changer for ukraine this is a largely geo politically intended project on behalf of russia which would allow as we just say russia to avoid sending gas by the ukraine which number