the united kingdom and france _ europe. the united kingdom and france are — europe.and your country has never— tradition, and your country has never been _ tradition, and your country has never been invaded, well, except for william _ never been invaded, well, except for william the _ never been invaded, well, except for william the conqueror, who was a french— william the conqueror, who was a french before his time. and the united — french before his time. and the united kingdom and france have had many— united kingdom and france have had many challenges, but have always respected — many challenges, but have always respected one another, since the entente — respected one another, since the entente cordial, almost 120 years ago. _ entente cordial, almost 120 years ago. we _ entente cordial, almost 120 years ago, we have stood together side by side. ago, we have stood together side by side 0ur— ago, we have stood together side by side. 0ur nations are faithful to their— side. 0ur nations are faithful to their vocation and have provided support— their vocation and have

building activity in the kingdom is the highest in the world.t of more than $1 trillion of construction and real estate projects tied to what's called vision 2030. the brainchild of the country's de facto leader, 38-year-old crowned prince mohammed bin salman. >> i think he is and will be a transformational leader. major influence on the course of the world economically and politically over the next half century. >> bret: managing editor and publisher of the "wall street journal" carrie elliott house has covered the middle east for 45 years. >> he is the seventh son of king salmon. so, you know, technically, he shouldn't amount to anything, you know, in a hierarchal society, and, yet, he proved kind of shear determination, preparation intelligence has made himself what he is to his father and now to his country his father king salmon is 88 and is ailing. some day he will pass on the throne to his 38-year-old son now known around the world by his initials mbs. he clearly intends to be a figure on the world stage. i don't think he is inclined to s

it is a kingdom . it is not a people's government whose sovereign behavior is based on the will of the people of this country and because it is dependent they are forced to move in line with the demands of the united states to support this imperialist system chosen by you. what will happen in the future? i believe that experience has shown that in the nations of asia and north africa , every country is moving towards the zionist regime. the nations look at libya. just a few days ago, ms. mangesht, the foreign minister of libya, met secretly with mr. kohn , the foreign minister of the zionist regime. people poured into the streets to protest and were forced to flee . they became refugees. i want to establish that the nations sooner or later, the region and the country will settle accounts with the heads of states and governments that have close relations with the zionist regime and betray the cause of palestine. the issue of palestine is extremely difficult the kingdom of maghreb will take over. thank y

of saudi arabia, but because supposedly the kingdom's strongest man is the one who said it this time. we know that the normalization talks began several years ago. for months secretly and publicly we did not buy the story of its failure which was leaked by the saudi media outlet elaf, which was denued on the same day by both washington and tel aviv. when bin salman was asked. in his interview with fox news, what he needed for normalization with the israeli entity, he said, there has been contact with the biden administration to achieve this, and for us, the palestinian issue is very important, we need to resolve this issue, we have negotiations going on so far, and we will see where things go, we hope to reach a place that alleviates the suffering of the palestinians and where israel plays a positive role in the middle east, bin salman's words simply reflect that the national security of the saudi regime is still on the... play before the americans in the bargaining bazar, even after the major transformations the world has witnessed. riyad had taken advantage of that transformation t

disasters in morocco and libya, and the news of the ansarulah movement delegation visiting the... kingdom of saudi arabia for peace talks. the talk of saudi normalization with the israeli entity and the efforts made by the biden administration to complete the abraham accord where the focus of the international and regional media, not because of something new said by the crown prince of the kingdom of saudi arabia, but because supposedly the kingdom's strongest man is the one who said it this time. we know that the normalization talks began several years ago, for months secretly and publicly we did not... by the story of its failure which was leaked by the saudi media outlet, which was denied on the same day by both washington and tel aviv. when bin salman was asked in his interview with fox news what he needed for normalization with the israeli entity, he said, there has been contact with the biden administration to achieve this, and for us, the palestinian issue is very important. we need to resolve this issue. we have good negotiations going on so far, and we will see where things. go,

the government has been clear that china represents a systemic challenge to the united kingdom and towas my continued disregard for human rights and international commitments, there arrays of dissenting voices and stifling of opposition under the national security law in hong kong and disturbing reports of chinese coercion and intimidation in the south china sea. we are clear eyed about the challenge and we must be able to look at the chinese ndi and call out unacceptable behaviour directly just as our call out unacceptable behaviour directlyjust as our prime minister was able to do with premier and new delhi this weekend, an approach that has also been taken consistently by our allies. has also been taken consistently by ourallies. but has also been taken consistently by our allies. but actions speak louder than words and that is why i took the decision to instruct departments to seize deployment of all surveillance equipment some to chinese national intelligence and law from sensitive government sites and november last year, one of the reasons i banned tick—tock from government devi

the kingdom is trying to raise its profile and diversify its economy.orts and entertainment. here's a look. >> the fact of the matter is that we are siding with saudi arabia. we're not siding with anybody. >> bret: saudi arabia's energy minister prince be a siewl aziz defending recent production cuts affecting the global oil marketed and likely raising gas prices in the u.s. he spoke with stocks from the world petroleum congress in calgary canada. country and membership in opec plus is a major presence. >> the influence they have on oil markets, pretty significant. >> hard to overstate, it's world's biggest energy exporter. one of the three oil producers in the market along with russia and the united states. saudi arabia is the big dog as well. some say the recent saudi and production cuts could send oil prices to more than $100 a barrel by the end of the year. >> bret: i spoke to your energy minister who was practice prince abdulazeez about your decision for oil production cuts. >> best thing we could do, deliver for us and for the rest of the world is

_ united states, australia and united kingdom in fact friends left out of it the _ kingdom in fact friendsslight. and also— certainly seen as many as a slight. and also contentions in downing street— and also contentions in downing street about the fact that francis made _ street about the fact that francis made seeming to pull not pull its weight in stopping boats. so this is a time _ weight in stopping boats. so this is a time to— weight in stopping boats. so this is a time to visit which was supposed to happen — a time to visit which was supposed to happen earlier in the year, but of course, — to happen earlier in the year, but of course, there was to keep disruption in paris and across fans because _ disruption in paris and across fans because of— disruption in paris and across fans because of the pension reforms pmposed — because of the pension reforms proposed by president macron. those tensions— proposed by president macron. those tensions have faded but now it is an interesting — tensions have faded but now it is an interesting time for controls to come — interesting time for contr

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kingdom for a thousand, please.t than gdp, said king jigmi singhe, wangchuk in 1972 and since then a new indicator of gross national happiness has been calculated in this kingdom. butane true kingdom for 800 1700 from boris 4.700 from nina to whom? we'll return, courtesy of boris boris topic bag give your mind bet 1000 attention to the screen in front of you four bags. find among them the saddle saddle for this third one. absolutely right. this is the same amount that was thrown over the horse’s back. kingdom of 600 the european union includes only two percent of the territory subject to the king of this states. no, neither the uk another version yes no why is greenland not part of the european union even though it is a large territory? in this kingdom of europe, the monarchs in the 20th century were abolished and then restored spain yes spain judge for themselves from 1931 to 1939 a republic until 1947 a dictatorship without a king, and since 1947 formally the monarchs have franco as regent, and since 1975 a full-f

30 years and even rarer than that move an israeli cabinet member head of tourism visits the saudi kingdom a first read claims issue of palestine and fate of palestinians are of utmost concern to it, but how much of a concern is it when we may be witnessing normalization of ties between saudi arabia and the israeli regime in tel aviv. let's discuss this with our guests now and this install. spotlight. juining us is elijah magneer, journalists and political analysts, joining us out of brussels. and mr. firas al-najim, manager at canadian defenders for human rights, joining us from toronto. hello gentlemen, i like to welcome you both to the program. i guess we will start there in brussels with you mr. elijah magneer, so what do you make of the saudi's meeting with some factions of palestinian leadership there in the occupied west bank, and we have heard nothing about a meeting with resistance groups, is that possibly a red flag? thank you for having me. i think this is a first step for the saudis to normalize in the latest step with israel. at the end of the day, the ambassador they sent to

tili-tili dough we play kingdom. this park is my kingdom, everything here is as i want.verything around me is smoking, but the main thing is that i have a large royal sign of my power, an old mother, says the cheap one, but i know it belonged to my great-grandmother. she was noble. you are a true queen now. i’ll hide the ring, encrypt the route, and i’ll wait for you in the castle. and i’m like this, and you go to the royal hiding place, take a hint and start looking for the game to start you need to say the magic words. tili-tili dough we play kingdom. well one, two, three, four, five, six seven, eight, nine they are ready to surprise and win - the abbreviation stands for. representatives of this sport call trp defense yachtsmen of projects that will show their best qualities. this theorem is called the tangent theorem, which states that the tangent of a circle is perpendicular to the radius drawn to the point of tangency. i refused, no , because the soprano name kondrat krapiva kondrat kondratovich is a better sign. stop what kind of geometric figure is this? the pheno

be one _ translation: united kingdom is n always be one of _ translation: united kingdom is n alwaysways be one of the closest- translation: united kingdom is it. always be one of the closest allies and one of the best friends of france. i made reports of continuing —— and made continuing gunfire... peace talks get under way in azerbaijan between the government and an ethnic armenian delegation from the breakaway region of nagorno—karabakh. poland says it will no longer send weapons to ukraine — as a diplomatic dispute over grain escalates. hello. king charles has addressed the french senate on the second day of his and queen camilla's three—day state visit. the king spoke for around 20 minutes on the senate floor in paris — giving his speech mainly in french. he was the first british monarch to speak on the floor of the upper house of the french parliament. let's go live to paris to speak to our correspondent lewis vaughan—jones. what were the main features of the king's speech?— king's speech? some strong key themes coming _ king's speech? some strong key themes coming out _ king's

over 30 years and even rarer than that move and is really. member head of tourism visits the saudi kingdom a first. now riad claims issue of palestine and fate of palestinians are of utmost concern to it, but how much of a concern is it when we may be witnessing normalization of ties between saudi arabia and the israeli regime in tel aviv. let's discuss this with our guest now in this installment of press tv's spotlight. joining us is elijah magneer, journalist and. political analyst joining us out of brussels and najim manager at canadian defenders for human rights, joining us from toronto. hello gentlemen, i like to welcome you both to the program. i guess we will start there in brussels with you, mr. elijah magneer, so what do you make of the saudi's meeting with some factions of palestinian leadership there in the occupied west bank, and we have heard nothing about... a meeting with resistance groups, is that possibly a red flag? thank you for having me. i think this is a first step for the saudis to normalize in the latest step with israel. at the end of the day, the ambassador they'v

and i have made their way to the kingdom. for extortion, it sums investment in sports and not just football, has become a priority and re part of crown prince mohammed been solve mon strategy to diversify the countries oil dependent economy and a re shape. it's brant analyst. accuse this out is of sports wash using athletes to distract attention from the kingdoms, poor record on human rights. that is not to say that some progress hasn't been made, been sol, mine is pushing through a program that is reforming and religious institutions, making incremental changes to women's rights and opening up employment for young saudis. the right to dissent, however, still does not exist. just how deep was saudi arabia's reforms go and how effective will sports prove to be as a tool to we brand the kingdom for goals, sorceries, wrestling, boxing, formula one name is forth and chances are saudi arabia has recently pump plenty of portal money into. it's great for the city, it's up to you here to help the team rates issues, thoughts. we need

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financial time pressure when the united kingdom turns from a carriage into a pumpkin kiev blinky tourhe servants of the people measured in the pentagon climate storm el niño heats up the global temperature youth symphonies of the union state the connecting lines forum was accepted, smolensk you look around the planet. we are on the air of tv channels belarus 1 and belarus 24 in the studio daria tarasova hello, all kinds of unprincipled activities lead to bankruptcy. goethe's quote sums up the aftertaste of expensive pleasures of the united kingdom, spent on the financial patronage of independent britain's first anniversary . her majesty is not greeted on a grand scale, downing street is in a hurry to hit the cash register, after all, it is the second largest municipality. reported by fr. budget deficit. birmingham's treasury dropped $110 million in the red, not only western, middleland inflation eats up the income of royal universities. already on the streets railway workers lawyers workers air travel anti -crisis manager from downing street blames budget holes on seasonal clouding on

it's able to bring a lot of people into the kingdom. they were able to bring not only some very prominent and more aging football stars, but also to start to attract even younger promising talent. this is definitely something new to see these top players going to leak, that's outside of europe. now, all of the different journalists across europe and united states are talking about the saudi leave, the same time that they're talking about these other european leaks. and i think that's exactly what the saudis wants there and emissions nation. they want to be at the center of all of these different networks permeating the coverage of this story is the unmistakable odor of doubles fan blowing in. he has a gap from a westerly direction. sports funds have been in dig, accusing the saudi league of coaching players from your calling for bands on such a trance. apparently, coaching doesn't matter when it's your fee and scouring the playing fields of south america for they want to global step for football and talent for exactly what set saudi ara

we heard the national anthems of france and the united kingdom. band plays.you can see no review you can see no review of the troops —— you can now see a review of the troops and my colleague is down there somewhere. tell us what you are seeing from where you are. i am are seeing from where you are. i am behind armed _ are seeing from where you are. i am behind armed forces _ are seeing from where you are, ifin behind armed forces the and are seeing from where you are, i1w behind armed forces the and i are seeing from where you are, u1w behind armed forces the and i can see the king and president macron passing behind me reviewing the republican guard, the ones with the co—kids. —— ——cockades, and it is ourformal moment to co—kids. —— ——cockades, and it is our formal moment to ensure the armed spick—and—span and then the more formal part of the occasion with wreath laying and the lighting of the flame under the arc de triomphe. the band is playing in hughes year as we continue to watch —— hugh's ear. we move to a more solemn part of the ceremony under the arch

tili-tili dough we play kingdom. this is my kingdom park. know it belonged to my great-grandmother. she was noble. you are a true queen now. i’ll hide the ring, encrypt the route, and i’ll wait for you in the castle. and i’m like this, and you go to the royal hiding place, take a hint and start looking for the game to start you need to say the magic words, tili-tili, dough, let’s play the kingdom. well , one, two, three, four, five, six seven, eight. what secrets do the greatest shrines hide? christianity, all the churches, all the shrines on the territory of the grand duchy of lithuania on the territory of sudzhasno and so on in belarus which bore the name of st. michael the archan, that is, this is what it is. well, i don’t think that spiritually this can be a coincidence , does a name influence the character and destiny of a person, a person and kinoshichi soft of the saint well, i would have been called upon by her, but living like this is what i mean. that is, you have competitiveness. why does the bible call to be joyful, sometimes ear

the united kingdom but— strong history of in the united kingdom. _ politics. good point. we'll be right back. stay with us. _ hello there. much of the sunshine we got to see today was quite hazy in nature, thanks to a mix of high cloud and wildfire smoke from north america that was blown all the way across the atlantic in the wake of storm agnes, which you can see here swinging away from our shores. there is, though, another weather system now pushing in from the west, already bringing some of us some outbreaks of rain which will continue through the evening and into the night. some of that rain will be pretty heavy. so, as we head into the night, some pretty wet weather for a time in western scotland, drying up there in northern ireland. but the heaviest rain, i think, will be across parts of south wales and then up into the midlands and lincolnshire. there could be enough rain in one or two locations, perhaps most especially in the south of wales, for some localised flooding and some travel disruption. and then that rain band's weakening all the

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coons: let me add a simple observation i made in the united kingdom. any list of the top 10 research universities in the world include two from the u.k., cambridge and oxford, if not others. they are focusing on their particular capabilities in artificial intelligence and quantum computing. pillar two has a greater significance that it may align our three nations more closely in terms of developing really challenging and important new technologies, autonomous underwater drones, for example. our defense procurement system is antiquated, slow-moving, pick your favorite multisyllable description. i don't think anyone says that our defense innovation and procurement and deployment system is moving at the speed of technology and at the same speed of our pacing threat, the prc. is it possible that through the pillar to partnership with australia or the united kingdom, given that they are smaller militaries and may have different legal constraints or operational constraints, that we would find in them a research, development, deployment partner able to move w

they no longer had the opportunity to become part of the kingdom of the mission; all hope was placedthe offspring of only those whose children, even before the coming of the messiah, would gain eternal life for their descendants in this way. according to old testament ideas , the most important purpose of marriage was procreation. therefore , the absence of offspring was perceived as god’s punishment, depriving a person of hope for eternal life. church tradition tells that at the same time, the righteous anna, jokim’s wife , also received the reproach of childlessness from her maids and cried bitterly. but at the same time she remembered isaac, born of sarah , who was advancing in age and asked the lord to bless her sorcerer. at this time , an angel of god appeared and said that she would give birth to a child; the akim was also informed of the gift of a child, and he returned to his home. after 9 months. they had a daughter , who was named maria. please note that the righteous parents did not have a sense of possessiveness towards the long-awaited daughter, the spouses understood th

i was grateful to the girl; he vowed to give her everything she asked for, even up to half of her kingdom. salome advised her mother and the radiad demanded that she be given the head of john the baptist immediately on a platter, then the hieroto was sad, because he feared the wrath of god for the murder of the prophet, who himself had previously he obeyed and was afraid of the people who loved the saint. however, because of the fear of losing the respect of the guests, because of the failure to fulfill the oath, he ordered that saint john’s head be cut off and given to be broken. he took the dish with the head of the prophet, she took it to her mother. the frantic ones were glad and chopped off the prophet’s tongue with a needle and buried the holy head in an unclean place. after which one pious woman, joanna, found the shrine and buried it in an earthenware vessel on the mount of olives. the holy body was taken the same night after the death of the prophet and students of sevastia. the same place where the crime took place. this is how the tragic death of the great saint took place, abo

, for freedom _ the world and to the united kingdom, for freedom and _ the world and to the united kingdom and does he not _ for freedom and democracy. and does he not agree _ for freedom and democracy. and does he not agree that _ for freedom and democracy. and does he not agree that the _ for freedom and democracy. and does he not agree that the government - he not agree that the government should _ he not agree that the government should designate _ he not agree that the government should designate it— he not agree that the government should designate it as _ he not agree that the government should designate it as such? - he not agree that the government should designate it as such? the. should designate it as such? the roblem should designate it as such? the problem lies _ should designate it as such? problem lies in the mess should designate it as such? tin; problem lies in the mess we should designate it as such?- problem lies in the mess we have gotten _ problem lies in the mess we have gotten into over what we define china _ gotten into over what we define china as — gotten into ov

cardona me just add a simple observation i made in a conversation in united kingdom. in the list of the top ten research universities in world typically include cambridge and oxford if the others. their prime minister many leadership there are focusing on their particular capabilities and artificial intelligence, cloud computing as well. as you mentioned repeatedly pillar to in many ways has longer-term greater sick mexicans and that may ally are three nations more closely in terms of developing really challenging and important new technologies come autonomous underwater drones, for example. i would argue our procurement system, our defense protuberance system, is ossified, sclerotic, antiquated, slow-moving, pick your favorite multisyllable description but i don't think there's anyone that says that our defense innovation and procurement and deployment system is moving at the speed of technology and moving at the same speed of our pacing threat, the prc. is it possible that through the pillar two partnership with australia or the unitedh kingdo, given that they are s

in march, president biden stood alongside leaders of the united kingdom and australia to announce l theukus agreement. generational opportunity that will enhance u.s. national security interest by transforming our alliances. deterring aggression for the people's republic of china. fostering a more peaceful and stable indo pacific. beijing today has the world's largest navy. xi jinping's hyper- nationalist government has been laying claim to territory in international waters. to built artificial islands for new operating basis is with the runways for military aircraft and ballistic missiles. at the samesi time they are aggressively trying to influence australian politics and civil society. buying critical infrastructure like port facilities in darwin, making political donations, even hacking australian parliament and major political parties. this is a critical moment in which the united states needs to show that we are serious about our commitment to a free and open indo pacific. congress is a vital role to play in cementing this long-term vision and time is of the essence. unfortunately

already the sixth city of the uk is bankrupt, the second largest in the kingdom of birmingham has gotle in the budget of 87 million pounds sterling , the municipal council cannot balance the balance sheet, and therefore is forced to freeze all expenses except for the primary ones all the citizens who are now suffering from the wrong actions of the municipal council. we apologize. we raise our hands in front of them local authorities attributed the financial crisis to cuts in government subsidies, unforeseen costs of debugging the city's it system, a procedure that cost £100 million, and compensation paid by the municipal council to women's unions. there previously complained about her equal pay. as a result , over the past decades, the city government has paid, so the claim is over billions pounds sterling and nothing 760 million. only to be reimbursed we have started a struggle between the trade unions leafing through the party hit. crossfire they couldn't control anything. they could not resist the leaders of the trade unions a. because they simply agreed with everything they wanted

the problem that china faces now poses to the united kingdom . and if you the united kingdom.think they've got people in westminster, michel, they've got people educational people on our educational establishments, they've got people they are they people everywhere. they are they are setting the debate . sorry, are setting the debate. sorry, forgive me. >> i know you sound like you're about to lose your voice. want me to bring in james? you can have a gulp of whatever that. what in your coat? what is that in your coat? >> it's ginger or the >> it's ginger something or the other the tea bag left in. other with the tea bag left in. >> yeah, well, i think you need some honey in there. that's what we need. and up we need. i'll try and rustle up some honey the break for you, some honey in the break for you, but yeah, the language. i found the quite interesting the language quite interesting because became the language quite interesting becéhez became the language quite interesting becé he did became the language quite interesting becéhe did used became the language quite interestin

that world is not the kingdom of god. that world is hell. living paycheck-to-paycheck, scraping to get by, that is hell. choosing between medicine and rent is hell. working seven days a week for 12 hours a day for months on end is hell. having your plant closed out and your family scattered across the country is hell. being made to work during a pandemic and not knowing if you might get sick and die or spread the disease to your family is hell. enough is enough. it is time to decide what kind of world we want to live in. it is time to decide what we are willing to do to get it. amy: that was uaw president shawn fain who took office in march. we are joined now by two guests. alex press is a staff writer for jacobin magazine where she covers labor. her new piece is "the uaw strike matters for the entire u.s. working class." press was a union organizer before becoming a reporter. and marcelina pedraza works as an electrician at a ford assembly plant in chicago. a member of uaw local 551 and a fourth generation union worker. let's begin with you

there are 213 units of this model left in the united kingdom. .ugh only a part is ready for use. in europe, due to rising gas prices , fertilizer plants continue to shut down. in august, a decrease in output or plant closures was announced by the largest company in a number of eu countries, as well as uk european agriculture already lacks tens of millions of tons of fertilizers per year, not least because of anti-belarusian sanctions. after all, our country was one of the main suppliers of these products. this kind of crisis forces us to increase the export of fertilizers from russia to germany. in the first half of 2023 , germany increased the purchase of fertilizers from russian enterprises to a record $151 million. this is more than three times the average for the previous five years. the rhetoric adopted by official warsaw is selling fear to one's own state is an opinion shared by a political observer at the target news agency. andrey sych, a journalist, visited the program. say, we are not silent on the territory of poland, according to our c

sorry to chrome principal, haven't been solomon, says that kingdom is moving closer towards normalize relations with israel. ukraine's president confront the rush or the un security council, so you should be stripped of is veto power. plus, i'm sure every time, so i am sorry, british columbia, west members of the state community here saying they've been wanting the canadian government for use of indian government meddling. the so often 24 hours of fight you guys about john says it has we gain control of the disputes of region of to go into a car. that's all the drastic. i'm leaving separate. this agreed to lay down their arms and despond. both sides. we agreed to meet on says they over the reintegration of the region into answered by john this, brad has this report off to written lightning offensive and the goal know cut about was about john's president claims full control of the disputed region with this and the median forces agreeing to lay down the weapons, a do not tell him in a so as a result of the status of the anti terrorist images, azerbaijan has restored it sovereignty. the

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will have a stake in australia and the united kingdom are two of our closest allies.e are proud to stand shoulder to shoulder as we strengthen our long-standing alliance and implement this historic partnership i look ahead and i look forward to work with this committee in congress to promote agile secure defense and cooperation between and among the partners. thank you. and among the partners. thank you. >> chairman, ranking member thank you for the opportunity to testify before you today. almost two years ago president biden alongside leaders from us troy and the united kingdom announce the creation of enhanced trilateral security partnership. the modernization of our australia for the security challenges of the future disparate peace, prosperity and stability. it deepens our diplomatic security in line with president biden's vision with allies and partners it enhances united states security the allies and partners and global peace and security preet since its print since its announcement much work has been done to realize this commitment on march 13 is the assistant

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an artificial intelligence drove by syria and split the clue how the animal kingdom helps for the science. coming up on the show, the welcome to the new edition of tamora today. the gelatinous, also known as bleeding hard monkeys live in the field in the highlands, at altitude between 224400 meters. although jolanda so closely related to babylon, they belonged to their own genus and i'll be only probably needs to eat grass. but despite the very specific ecological nation, these mountains, though not safe from humans, like many other species, gernado. so i mean i, you see and read list of endangered species within the middle of a bite of us the crisis. so we need to have the scientific understanding of why of some space is being impacted so heavily. july, those have very complex group behavior. similar to planes, the president can yeah. small groups of females with one male in each group. drawing up to form larger groups containing several dozen animals. that's why scientists at the max punk institute for neurobiology of behavior are studying both species they want to test out a new method

but syria and split that lo, how the animal kingdom helps for the science coming up on the show, the welcome to the new edition of tomorrow. today the gelata is also known as bleeding hard monkey used to live in the field in the highlands, at altitude between 224400 meters. although jolanda so closely related to that, they belonged to their own genus and all the only probably needs to eat grass. but despite the very specific ecological nation, these mountains do not sate from humans. like many other species, gernado. so i mean, i, you see and read list of endangered species within the middle of a bite of us the crisis. so we need to have the scientific understanding of why, of some space is being impacted so heavily. gelata is have very complex group behavior, similar to planes, the prison kenya, small groups of females with one man with each group joined up to form larger groups containing several dozen animals. that's why scientist set the max punk institute for new biology a behavior are studying both species they want to test out a new method for monitoring the social behavior of

mr speaker , the united kingdom. mr speaker, the united kingdom.whatever it takes to protect our national security and this nation's democratic institutions , which have stood for centuries as a beacon of liberty from wherever that threat may come . wherever that threat may come. mr speaker, i commend this statement to the house. >> yeah, right. i know. called the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper . yvette cooper. >> thank you, mr speaker. >> thank you, mr speaker. >> can i thank the. okay. lots more to come on this story after 4:00. oliver dowden, they're speaking in commons about the chinese spy scandal. we'll have lots more on that throughout the rest of the show . okay. let's rest of the show. okay. let's get back now to the story i was talking about before we cross live house commons. live to the house of commons. a new claims that government new book claims that government action the channel action to deal with the channel migrant crisis is being stifled by judges who overinterpret by woke judges who overinterpret britain's international c