john led the social democratic and labor party and david trumbull led the unionist party. without john, there wouldn't have been a peace process. [applause] without a david trumbull there would not have been a peace agreement. [applause] they were justly awarded the nobel peace prize. he later served as the first minister of the northern ireland government. he was greatly aided by several key officials. among them, lord john taylor, ken mcginnis and geoffrey donaldson. john hume received strong support from several talented leaders including a brilliant orator and negotiator who later became the deputy first minister, and brent rogers and shawn. jerry adams and the late martin mcginnis led him into and through the entire process. they were assisted by jerry kelly and alex mask e who is now the speaker of the northern ireland assembly. they were all and always strong and effective advocates for their cause. later he served for several years as the deputy first minister. ian paisley was a long time and strong leader of the democratic unionist party. they withdrew and opposed

tried to appeal to the verkhovna rada in the 16th year from a political party again after all, the labor partyine is the majority party, too. i understand serhiy kaplin, this is a party, but in the 20th year he was lucky for this brother, the union of men , janu’s mother, to apply from the labor party to the kyiv city council. and he is now in the kyiv city council. well, now you also solve the question about the kyiv city council and the connection with the ups, all the election structures investigated the issue. no. my family, eh . there is actually also uh yes, a very uh interesting representation of oppositionists are still present who have an influence on the city, so there will be more about the brother now in this material we did not investigate the brothers uh separately uh people's deputy but well a little bit only about they were remembered like that and that's it at this very moment, it is known that he was the director, was a theorem of the mouse group , i don't know if this company is engaged in the supply of meat, chicken meat, i'm just where does the money come from, ms. veleska

the labor party had also warned about their approach in this regard, including interventionism in some cases and some issues that in england the royal family was apparently not supposed to interfere with the independence of scotland. are older and the new needs, especially the youth and students, are mostly concerned with the dismantling of the institution of the monarchy and the establishment of a system in english, mr. dr. ghaffari, now according to these existing conditions and according to the historical role of the institution of the monarchy in the structure of the british political system, the weakening of the effects and consequences in the domestic arena and what does foreignness bring to england and what alternatives are there for it ? now this is happening at a very special time. becoming means two labor parties and conservatives and even people who are out of power and do not have the power to create a political and structural tool in england according to the taste of the new self , so we finally see that here the institution of the monarchy is weakened at the same time and

a scottish conservative party to back labor. >> what we are doing, not getting distracted by the things elsewhere. making sure that we fund public services. making sure that we provide support with the cost of living. i know, mr. speaker, at the moment, focus on other matters. >> let me be clear. no lectures. which is not how to mandate. mortgage rates soar and take away from families most in need. not once, but twice. to take donations with people. mr. speaker, let's be clear what we are talking about is the fact that the leader of the scottish conservatives believe that the people of scotland -- rather than scottish national. the message for the people of scotland. don't give them what they want. >> mr. speaker, the conservatives deserve enormous praise for supporting the smp and abandoning their completely unworkable fundamentally caused scheme, mr. speaker. it is good. listen to the voices of the scottish conservatives. we look forward to working with them on something that actually works. that is it, mr. speaker. if they cannot fix the mess, how can they possibly fix the mess that

what is the labor party done?hey tried to block are built and that's the difference between them and us. she likes to play on the political end. >> madam deputy speaker is wonderful to see you in your place. as my right honorable friend will be aware we were given the final going to become fully operational creating thousands of jobs and millions in inward investment to will my right honorable friend join me congratulating him and encouraging businesses from across the across the south the senate and indeed across the world to take a closer look at a fantastic opportunity and will they work with local education providers to ensure my constituents have the skills needed to take up these fantastic opportunities? >> my right honorable friend i certainly do support all of those who have made it possible with its potential for over 12,000 new jobs. i look forward to seeing the local community benefit from the tax benefit and we will see how the plans progress and again i think it's good news to see the communities taki

yes, labor party. i 7 to 4. 0 so now lemme say so this, this, this party came is it as of for printing no room hawking. it mine is running for president press the social media president. look at what is happening now. so we love it for the fact always cause echo seated i hit my chest, i see i was among desirable. fa we, we are among the put up top people listen enough is enough as getting done and we are doing it to right. ah, it from the nigerian stars we head over to west africa, the legendary city timble, till the city was rocked by jihadist violence in 2012. now the law, the city visited for centuries by carla's and travellers, is reawakening and young people are right in the middle of this awakening. i stella, my name is ibrahim han, done. i am a slam artist and poet. my stage name is i be the poet wherein tim booked to where i was born and grew up camera. i invite you to discover to book to the mysterious city tomato as one of africa's oldest cities and has a legendary place in the imagination of

they are not very big stoltenberg, originally belonged to the left radical trend of the labor party, called in the workers' labor party is called norway yes, he is , for example, soviet agents, he worked as a person who believes that this is the right way the right decisions. there is also one more moment here. almost idealization of the people and idealization of progress. so he entered an environment in which there is a certain idealization of society idealization. human humanism, humanistic values ​​are expressed in their own way, but then we refuse all this, because the family career is a belvedere club and refusing to do this, he begins to commit crimes, including some sexual crimes in his apparently personal life. but he can’t do anything about it, he doesn’t understand what is happening. the only thing that calms him down is in the nineties in the zero years. this is what he sure that he belongs to a successful trend. this successful trend will win and everything will be forgiven him, but now he, as a man, not stupid, understands that he is mechanically such a machine, a puppe

the opposition, though, the main labor party opposition cast thomas saying it was absolute evidence of failure that the government should be seeking to use a barge in this way. he pointed out that only one percent of those people who arrived by small boats last year have had the claims processed. and that is the reason why there are many are in temporary accommodation. you fix the process, be those people through the system. you wouldn't have the people in hotels you will need to be paying for these barges. a barge by the way, the cost of which is not yet clear. the home off is not revealing its figures, so does it save money for the tax path. we simply don't know now for the latest from all investigation into a large scale, money laundering operations, spawning southern africa and the middle east. the al jazeera investigative unit has uncovered evidence implicating high ranking diplomat since and bob boy on the some of south africa, the top banks. the gold, matthew invited on the cover report is to visit the headquarters in de bye, where rival gangs loan to value amounts of money. and

i would like to remind you that the labor party and the servant of the people have been unable to register four candidates from political parties as mps for several months. parties european solidarity and the ukrainian galician party in the future, the members of the commission will consider the inadmissibility of the participation of representatives of the banned opposition party in the activities of the electoral state body, the reasons why there is no sick person today, this also needs to be clarified because there is respectability or disrespectfulness of the member of the commission who should come to the meeting . today we recorded that there is no sick person and accordingly , we cannot establish this fact. to convene and resolve the issue within 30 days, however, this period has been extended to a year, almost any member of the election commission who does not fulfill his duties may have his powers terminated by the central election commission, and this failure to appear is another ground for terminating their powers, however, the resolution of this issue is the prerogative of the

john hume, from the social democratic and labor party, or sdlp, who were irish nationalists.tly think thatjohn hume had the courage of a lion to keep going. he had a vision. the key issue was reconciliation between the communities, who were deeply divided, and peace and non—violence. the most lethal paramilitary group was the irish republican army, which wanted to bring about a united ireland. in the late 1980s, john hume began initially secret talks with the ira's political wing, sinn fein. probably the big breakthrough was whenjohn hume agreed to meet. one of the things that was crucially important was the right to self—determination, that the people of the island would have the right to decide the future. the ira called a ceasefire in 1994. there was then a similar move by militants on the other side of the conflict, who were known as loyalist paramilitaries. the british and irish governments opened peace negotiations with the northern ireland parties. the chair was the former us senate majority leader, george mitchell. i confess, i was not prepared for the way the talks d

john hume, from the social democratic and labor party, or sdlp, who were irish nationalists.y think thatjohn hume had the courage of a lion to keep going. he had a vision. the key issue was reconciliation between the communities, who were deeply divided, and peace and non—violence. the most lethal paramilitary group was the irish republican army, which wanted to bring about a united ireland. in the late 1980s, john hume began initially secret talks with the ira's political wing, sinn fein. probably the big breakthrough was whenjohn hume agreed to meet. one of the things that was crucially important was the right to self—determination, that the people of the island would have the right to decide the future. the ira called a ceasefire in 1994. there was then a similar move by militants on the other side of the conflict, who were known as loyalist paramilitaries. the british and irish governments opened peace negotiations with the northern ireland parties. the chair was the former us senate majority leader, george mitchell. i confess, i was not prepared for the way the talks dev

resources that exist in england and their territory, in other words, roshan, the leader of the labor party , had also warned about some issues that the royal family was not supposed to have in england. involved but the lack of trust in scotland's independence, especially among young people, shows that the majority of supporters of the institution of monarchy are in these older versions, and young people and students are mostly the effects of the dismantling of the institution of monarchy and the independence of a republican system in england, mr. dr. ghafouri, according to in this current situation and considering the historical role of the institution of the monarchy in the structure of the british political system, what are the effects and consequences of weakening it in the domestic and foreign fields for england and what is the alternative for it ? we must pay attention to the fact that after the exit of england from the european union, this country also turned to the labor and conservative political parties and in accordance with the taste of the new self, so we finally witness that h

trying to save the taxpayer money has been staving lee. vis a rated by the opposition party is a labor party. it's the the kiss sama saying today. the answer isn't more expense for the tax, but it's stopped the boats on process the claims. just one percent of those who arrived by small bows last year he said actually have had the asylum plays process . it's the backlog. that is causing the problems and the fun, i'm sorry, i missed the international also reacted saying that confining hundreds of people in isolate was just more of the political fear that this government has created to obscure its gross mismanagement of the asylum's system. not the reality is that it's not a done deal. the local people, the local and p where this barge would be situated is threatening the prospect of legal action to stop it. being more where the government wants to more it's, this is not by any means a done deal. pull, brennan, i'll just era london. as they are, both nora had been questioned by police, investigating jewelry worth millions of dollars, which he received from saudi arabia while he was president of

the structure of the databases that can provide the information provided by the plaintiff of the labor party can store the employer's famous upload system and have quick access to our boards who want to re-examine the case and be able to electronically sign this case, which they do so that they can do it electronically. we did it, but we need an infrastructure, which we hope will be in a few years. i am a 23-year-old teacher. they don't have paper files anymore, they export everything on the system for the computer, but for the worker and employer to be present in our boards electronically online, it is necessary to make arrangements that the support area of ​​the ministry and the areas that are related to this matter are behind. do what is necessary up to 120,000 cases in one year, in any case, it is more than this. complaints, while there are more workers involved, we have more and more disputes in this area between workers and employers . the issues are more important than the preservation and protection of the workforce , i.e. the discussion of safety and the occupational health of worke

result of the close-knit work of belarusian rescuers during during the republican subbotnik, a labor landing party by the minister for emergency situations planted more than 6.5 thousand pine and spruce seedlings near the village of okulitsa. the traditional republican subbotnik e, all the teams of the ministry of emergency situations actively connected. i consider this very important work for the improvement of my own country. it imagine events are held everywhere in every corner of our motherland. someone is planting a forest, someone is putting things in order, someone is participating, uh, in the construction of important social objects of other e objects important for the country, therefore a very important event. the most important thing, probably, is the goal - it was made more beautiful than our beloved homeland not to fight, not to fight in battles, but to do good deeds. employees of the ministry of emergency situations joined in restoring order and landscaping of sites in all regions of the country; work was also carried out in places of history, as well as in places of cultural signific

redoubling the effortss not reliant upon child enslaved labor and that is in the united states of america so let's start handing your dollars to the communist partyf china and allowing that child labor to continue its focus on american jobs and energy. >> i hope everybody enjoyed is not being here and it's great to be back with you. we miss you and we're glad you're here talking just briefly of the inflation reduction act and was rushed and it was partisan all types of benefits for stage states such as mine when in reality it is unfolding that the democratsll sold a bill of goods. it would invest 300 billion in reduction 369 billion of climate change and the inflation act will not an ad 60 billion to the debt don't see any type of deficit reduction through 2029 this is also in addition to the power of the irs that senators their own has talked about it apparently that is supposed to pay for everything with the inflation act but if you look at independent observers of this bill, goldmans sachs reported estimated the climate spending cost of one.2 trillion over the next decade three times as much as cbo scored it for last summer another 167 billion

preferences , he directly said that you could earn a lot with me ; i was then the leader of the labor partythe government modern market managers who will be able to build a new democratic free ukraine, and so on and so forth. well, i already had all these absolutely then, i see, these are the tales that they wanted destroy the economic system. ukraine to break ties with russia. you understand what else his task was to prepare for ukraine. here are the shots that for all the orange revolutions, the coups of the enemies of russia , roughly speaking, but unprincipled absolute ones, and in this capacity he found and bogdan was said to be someone who so to speak, he walked with a wise look, advised everything a and was close to such mastered anders. well, whoever deals with the post-soviet countries knows this figure, who, so to speak, is in the atlantic council and such a renaissance fund was created. so, after that, he came to ukraine many times. i can’t count now, he met with a bunch of mine more than once and he or danila made a good impression, why then. and i also refused to meet with him

the opposition though, the main labor party opposition cast thomas saying it was absolute evidence of feta that the government should be seeking to use a barge in this way. kiss kiss thomas saying that the answer is more expensive, the taxpayers to fix the problem with effective action and process the claims. he pointed out that only one percent of those people who arrived by small boats last year have had the claims processed. and that is the reason why so many are in temporary accommodation. you fix the process, speed those people through the system. you wouldn't have the people in hotels you will need to be paying for these barges. a barge by the way, the cost of which is not yet clear. the home off is not revealing its figures, so does it save money for the tax path. we simply don't know. okay, good stuff for brandon. the 1st live in london. thank you. jerry bolton are, has been questioned by police investigating jewelry with millions of dollars which he received from saudi arabia while he was president of brazil. he's denied trying to import the gifts legally. they went, declared

it's actually quite damaging the labor party. the largest opposition party in the u. k is already making a big fuss over there saying it isn't just the bbc's that scott is at received serious damage in its reputation. it's the government of the heart of all this. and it's been using cronyism for, for its own ends and trying to influence this broadcaster. but sir, it has to be said that the management of the b, b. c, are pretty firm in saying this has had no effect on any editorial decisions or, or, or, or judgments. and also tim, davy, the director general, or has congratulated her at sharp on his drive and intellect to learn the good job is done. so where does this all go? well, it goes down the road of damage to this institution and another. another big push on the prime minister is she sumac, who at the end of the day, could have fired at the chairman of the b, b, c. for his involvement in there, so this isn't over yet by any means. and re, simmons i with an update. thanks very much. andre moran says that it seized an oil tanker after it glided with one of its vess

.— what's all about at the same time, though, labor party time, though, the labor party reels— time,er— tone. i mean, it's pretty odd fer-lack— tone. i mean, it's pretty odd fer-lack el— tone. i mean, it's pretty odd for lack of conserving. for the lack of conserving. los— for the lack of conserving. lls pretty— for the lack of conserving. it's pretty obvious- for the lack of conserving. it's pretty obvious that- for the lack of conserving. it's pretty obvious that rishi sunak doesn't approve. he doesn't doesn't think doesn't want he doesn't think it's that raw is it's right that raw sewage is dumped beaches. it's dumped on the beaches. it's something to happen something that has to happen because don't know, because of, i don't know, under—invest poor management under—invest or poor management or do think or whatever. i mean, i do think they've a point and the they've got a point and the privatisation our water privatisation of our water companies hasn't been a resounding success it's resounding success because it's not a free market for water companies. if you want to change your w

the labor party. it's the kiss sama saying today. the answer isn't more expense for the tax, but it's stopped the boats on process the claims. just one percent of those who arrived by small bows last year he said actually have had the asylum plays process . it's the backlog. that is causing the problems and the fun, i'm sorry, i missed the international also reacted saying that confining hundreds of people and i was just more of the political fear that this government has created to obscure its gross mismanagement of the asylum's system. not the reality is that it's not a done deal. the local people, the local n p, where this barge would be situated is threatening the prospect of legal action to stop it. being more where the government wants to more it's, this is not by any means a done deal, pull, brennan, i'll just era london. well, steve valdez simons is the refugee and migrant rights program director at amnesty international u. k. and he says, an inefficient asylum system has led to major backlogs in costs a very long time ago. s

a spokesman for the labor party joins us now . live from tel aviv could have you with the sir. what are your thoughts on this latest violence on and it is the government, the government handling of the situation? well, it's also, it's all full and it is not new. all, it is not a surprise. it is the same tragedy. the same story is repeating itself every year in drama done. it is, it may be the most sensitive to man's a, but it is not only in in ramadan, it will be carrying away gaming each other. we are killing each other. the world is condemning both sides and nothing is happening. and that is very, very said, i believe that rather than to just to condemn to which is important a, it would be off of for your importance. if for example, some arab leaders decide toys, send the delegation to both sides to ramallah and to jerusalem in order to talk with the little sheeps here and there to ignore. they blames all the interpretations which, which say that in rom, allied leadership is too weak. and split between hamas and father and in israel, and many extremists, all, some very extrem

potato and now was a big political storm going on on top of the, the issue of impartiality with the labor party, the main opposition in the u. k. at saying that this is cronyism that this should never take place and this should not be a political appointment. the chairmanship of the bbc. now the prime minister, where she soon act has dodge the question of, should he change the rules on having the prime minister having the say on who is chairman of this institution? he's dodged that, but nevertheless, it's not going to go away. there is a major, major route going on about it politically and it, it, as i say, it won't go away. and really, i think what, what will happen next is that the opposition parties will really push hard on soon as he's already being accused of, of cronyism on the, on the fact that he was actually a friend, a colleague of sharp back in the days when they were both in the finance industry and he was effectively working for our shop and who was a banker. so they, you have a that was a goldman sachs by the way. so this is good, this, this isn't over yet, is not going to end wit

ksenia pechenek lawyer judicial practice in labor disputes, now and then there are mutual accusations of the partiesbuse of the right and, if, as part of the consideration of other civil cases, the courts can refer to article ten of the civil code on the prohibition of abuse of the right and simply refuse the claim due to bad faith parties to the dispute the same applies to labor relations. article ten of the civil code should not be applied, since the list of acts regulating labor relations is defined in article five of the labor code of the russian federation. however, there is no direct rule in the labor legislation. they allowability of abuse of the right cannot be an incentive for the manifestation and good faith of the parties to labor relations, therefore, in practice, the supreme court of the russian federation back in 2004 in the decision of the plenum of march 17 number two on the application by the courts of the russian federation of the labor code of the russian federation kirill the term abuse of the right in labor relations so in paragraph 27 of the decision he explained to the courts.

the labor party in the uk where i'm from, it's the same thing, very technocratic approach. if i can do one more pew poll data point, i will convince this voter if i can do it, if like think tank, if up your poll if i had just one more fact one more statistic you know hillary bless her heart in 2016. you know, up against donald trump. donald trump understands you think about donald trump. he understands how to rouse people emotionally with all the worst emotions. but he knows how to rouse people emotionally, build a wall, lock up, ban muslims. we remember those lines today because to the point and they rouse something in you either kind of disliking or like hillary clinton has like a 17 point child care plan. i'm sure was great. i'm sure it would have improved childcare across america, but nobody was going to vote on that basis. no one was paying attention. sadly, i wish we lived in a world where the person with the 17 point child care plan wins, but that's not the world we live in. again, i say in the book, living the world as it not the kind of abstract high school college

this ethe— left or in the labor party. this new elite are— left or in the labor party.t— spent 20 years advocating- policies that _ status policies that bring them status ant— policies that bring them status ant arertt— policies that bring them status and aren't really— policies that bring them status and aren't really costly for then.— and aren't really costly for them,-which- and aren't really costly for them, which impose big costs them, but which impose big costs on other people. mass immigration- on other people. mass immigration be on other people. mass immigration-be high immigration would be one high globalisation— immigration would be one high globalisation would be another. tet-s— globalisation would be another. tet-s hthtw— globalisation would be another. let's hollow out— globalisation would be another. let's hollow out the economy . let's hollow out the economy. tet-s— let's hollow out the economy. tet-s ttrn— let's hollow out the economy. let's turn britain _ let's hollow out the economy. let's turn britain into an estntrnt— let's turn britain into an econ

arrangement that works for them instead of being forced into arrangements preferred by the democrat party and by big labor. mr. president, before i close, i also want to mention the hostility ms. su has presented. is a supporter of another disastrous california idea, the fast recovery act which is legislation passed by the california state legislature and signed by the governor that would give government appointees authority to micromanage franchised restaurants throughout california, including setting wages and working hours among other decisions. that law is so unpopular in her own home state that a million californians signed a petition to add it as a ballot initiative in 2024 so that they can vote on whether the law should actually be implemented. and the opposition is not surprising. when you consider that the measure would raise costs for restaurants and according to an international franchise association or according to the international franchise association, could increase prices at affected restaurants by as much as 20%. mr. president, julie su is a poor choice for secretary of lake. and i hope

precisely.— climate to not just the labor party. precisely. we see this horo— party. precisely.t countries as china that countries such as china should find ways to, in order to kerb their emissions. britain an urgent mayday to produce the greg if can get the sunday greg if we can get the sunday times up because know that's times up because i know that's just out and this is an just come out and this is an absolutely cracking story want absolutely cracking story i want to to. but angie, to get straight to. but angie, what woo— to get straight to. but angie, what were - going - to get straight to. but angie, what were .going to - gti g“ but angie, what were going to say what were you going to say thotoo — what were you going to say thotoo out— what were you going to say there? our little- what were you going to say there? q.” l : what were you going to say there? (1. i l : i“ i there? our little island can't be for taking care there? our little island can't bethe for taking care there? our little island can't bethe rest for taking care there? our little island can't bethe rest of

you're talking in that environment, in that space, talking about what jews had experienced in the labor partyrace the dark humour, but i had i was wearing an apple watch. i'm sure i'm not meant to say the brand, but never mind. um, and at that point, all of my twitter notifications came up. so actually the death threats and abuse and horrible stuff was physically coming onto my body. like it sounds like a really. yeah, i've never been able to wear it again. and so from that point on, i never travelled alone . i wasn't allowed on alone. i wasn't allowed on pubuc alone. i wasn't allowed on public transport for three years by myself . i had to move home in by myself. i had to move home in london on the advice of the police because they weren't confident they could secure secure my old house. everything changed and some of it you're really appreciate. it's really difficult being a member of parliament and not being able to tell people where you're going. so, you know , there was a police so, you know, there was a police officer at every surgery arnie, which must have been awful for some of the pe

e korean labor party. larp in their build and a solid-fuel rocket they perform. that is , these are also good signals for our partner, as far as partners are concerned. please show the footage of the live broadcast of foreign minister lavrov in brazil the press conference just now sergey viktorovich said that moscow is officially grateful to brazil for what they understand there are the causes of the ukrainian conflict, and who is also ready to resolve this conflict diplomatically. well, he said, of course, about the new world order, which, in fact , is being formed before our eyes, of course, it is no longer a figure of speech, it is a distance. we are united by a common desire to contribute to the formation of a more just, truly democratic , polycentric world order, which would be based on the fundamental international legal. the principle of sovereign equality of the state. we see just this. this is a guarantee that multipolarity will be fair and will reflect interests. all states without exception. not

the british politician and former labor party leader, a great friend of ours, a member of the progressiveinternational, and a vocal supporter of julian assange. if he was prime minister of the united kingdom today, perhaps julian assange would have been freed already. >> [applause] >> but it's never too late. so it is my great pleasure to present jeremy corbyn today in washington, d.c.. >> [applause] >> thank you. thank you for presiding over today's events, amy, in this amazing setting of a national press club where julian assange revealed uncomfortable truths to the world about the murder, the murder, of innocent civilians in iraq by specific military orders to do so knowing full well they were breaking the law. what is julian charged with? telling the truth. telling the truth all over the world about what governments do and what governments want to hide from. i, as an elected politician, and very well aware that if elected politicians don't like being questioned on the decisions that they make. but it's fundamental to a democratic society that they are constantly under surveillance and

the labor party that's sort of— it's not just the labor party that's sort of battling with the— that'sldn't make could rumour is it's russia. oh, i- couldn't make _could you? couldn't make it up, could you? i couldn't make it up, could you? t mem— couldn't make it up, could you? t that— couldn't make it up, could you? t that ta— couldn't make it up, could you? i mean, that is, that— couldn't make it up, could you? i mean, that is, that would- couldn't make it up, could you? i mean, that is, that would be the ultimate i mean the political element of this is that sunak opted not that rishi sunak has opted not to fight with group to have the fight with a group of backbenchers , the right of backbenchers, the hard right backbenchers who are threatening to issue amendments to the bill, the illegal migration bill, which is back in the house next week. so instead the home seeretary,— week. so instead the home seeretary, the— so instead the home secretary, the chief whip and the-minister- secretary, the chief whip and the minister come secretary, the chief whip and. the-minister-come up the pr

in a newspaper labor, britton's main opposition party says sharp should've already been sacked for his actions. it's clear that he failed to act appropriately in this process, and it's right that he resigned. but he should have been sacked by the prime minister weeks ago because this whole murky affair and his cosy relationship with the prime minister and. and she seemed like himself, has bull untold reputational damage to the b. b. c prime minister is she sooner is now under pressure to abandon political appointments at the b, b. c. but he doesn't want to talk about it. there's an established appointments process for all these things and it will be right to return to that when the time is right. and so the b, b, c has taken a blow to its integrity. and the government once again stands accused of cronyism. andrew simmons al jazeera london north korea has reacted angrily to a nuclear agreement announced by south korea in the united states. came along the says to a law curious leader says that young young will have to perfect its own nuclear war to terrance. as a result of the deal, the

commissions by the ministry of culture acquired works on a limited range of topics leaders of the party soviet army laborxploits the great dmitri shostakovich is not only a profession, well, understanding what they get and what they pay for igor composed a song and he born in the spring deer? from a deep winter sleep , there is nothing shameful in glorifying forest plantations by shostakovich, just as you can’t dispute the birth of the ministry of culture for a student to help, and how does papa tell about this song when you finish? euro proceeded to the conservatory and i first knotted. yes how much joy i had igor graduated from the conservatory, he was very happy with his success as a composer, the educator of all belarusian composers. here are anatoly vasilyevich bogatyrev, about the same age as igor. igor then goes to leningrad and at the leningrad conservatory they are also taking a postgraduate course with dmitry dmitrievich shostakovich, and he appreciated the works of luchinka. he told you not to engage in teaching activities. you are a composer. igor remembered this later, he was still ready for

in a newspaper labor, britton's main opposition party says sharp should have already been sacked for his actions. it's clear that he failed to act appropriately in this process. and it's right that he resigned. but he should have been sacked by the prime minister weeks ago. because this whole murky affair and his cosy relationship with a prime minister and, and wish you see like himself, has brought untold, mutational damage to the b, b. c prime minister, re, she sooner is now under pressure to abandon political appointments at the b, b, c. but he doesn't want to talk about it, there's an established appointments process for all these things. and it will be right that we turn to that when the time is right. and so the b, b, c has taken a blow to its integrity. and the government, once again, stands accused of cronyism. andrew simmons al jazeera london was still a head hair on al jazeera. we look at the checkpoint that threatens to reignite decades of conflict between us, about sean and our media, and workers wanted to how the warren ukraine's that russia facing that nature, neva shor

in a newspaper labor, britton's main opposition party says sharp should have already been sacked for his actions. it's clear that he failed to act appropriately in this process, and it's right that he resigned. but he should have been sacked by the prime minister weeks ago, because this whole murky affair, and his cosy relationship with a prime minister and, and was she say, like, himself, has bull untold reputational damage to the b. b. c prime minister is she sooner he is now under pressure to abandon political appointments at the b, b. c. but he doesn't want to talk about it. there's an established appointments process for all these things. and it will be right that we turn to that when the time is right. and so the b, b, c has taken a blow to its integrity. and the government, once again stands accused of cronyism. andrew simmons al jazeera london, the chin is in coast guard, has retrieve the ball, the use of another 43 people who died, trying to cross the mediterranean to southern italy. the national guard says a total of $210.00 bodies have now been recovered in the past 10 day

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