which is a discussion they have after lisbon. a lot of people are like, no, we should not rebuild here. but the government is adamant that they should. your question about what we call the news cycle, it is a much i think in some ways a much more complicated one. first of all, there is a difference between local and national news, even back then. stories about rebuilding in new orleans might appear in new orleans newspapers for a whole lot longer than they do on cnn. or whatever. that --an, i also think and certainly this is true even in the 19th century, newspapers , television newscasts, whatever, are businesses. they are looking to get an audience. this is the way they make money. there is something about the destructiveness of a disaster. i mean, it's riveting. i am reading about the lease we en i can see you guys are more louisiana and i can see you guys are more awake. they are mangled? this is exciting. rebuilding in the aftermath of disaster is exciting and important to the people involved in it, but it is less exciting f

and will catch up with globe trotters steve heinous and the portuguese capital lisbon. traditional christmas markets were called off even before the most recent shutdown was announced but individual booths like these are still per minute. the side of it how do you feel about christmas markets being canceled it's sad yes really a shame for. one i'm a big fan of christmas markets for now we'll have to make do with what we've got and hope things will be better next year 1st. of all couldn't get an alternative set up like this substitute for the real thing no of course not this is just a compromise it's better than nothing but it's nothing like a traditional christmas market to feel fresh and it's really sad that we don't have the regular holiday markets this year and that's going to but under those circumstances to protect our health and safety i think it is absolutely acceptable . and so are you doing anything special to try and get into the spirit of things do you have any tips for us that's not the only the target of everything we just moved into an apartment together.

and we'll catch up with globe trotters steve heinous and the portuguese capital lisbon. the. traditional christmas markets were called off even before the most recent shutdown was announced but individual booths like these were still per minute. that's how did it how do you feel about christmas markets being canceled it's sad yeah really a shame this for. once i'm a big fan of christmas markets for now we'll have to make do with what we've got and hope things will be better next year for. what can be our 10 alternative set ups like this substitute for the real thing no of course not this is just a compromise it's better than nothing but it's nothing like a traditional christmas market so feel fresh it's really sad that we don't have the regular holiday markets this year and that i don't have to but under the circumstances to protect our health and safety i think it is absolutely acceptable . and so are you doing anything special to try and get into the spirit of things do you have any tips for us as marty as only the target of everything if we just moved into an apartment tog

and we'll catch up with globe trotters steve heinous and the portuguese capital lisbon. traditional christmas markets were called off even before the most recent shutdown was announced but individual booths like these are still permanent. side of it how do you feel about christmas markets being canceled it's sad yes really a shame this. one i'm a big fan of christmas markets for now we'll have to make do with what we've got and hope things will be better next year for. all couldn't get an alternative set up like this substitute for the real thing. no of course not this is just a compromise it's better than nothing but it's nothing like a traditional christmas market have been fresh and it's really sad that we don't have the regular holiday markets this year. but under the circumstances to protect our health and safety i think it is absolutely acceptable. on so are you doing anything special to try and get into the spirit of things do you have any tips for us let's not be alone be the target of everything if we just moved into an apartment together. and we've decided to p

and will catch up with globe trotters steve payne a shot in the portuguese capital lisbon. the. traditional christmas markets were called off even before the most recent shutdown was announced but individual booths like these are still permanent. side of it how do you feel about christmas markets being canceled it's sad yeah really a shame this for. once i'm a big fan of christmas markets for now we'll have to make do with what we've got and hope things will be better next year 1st of. all couldn't get an alternative set up like this substitute for the real thing no of course not this is just a compromise it's better than nothing but it's nothing like a traditional christmas market so feel fresh it's really sad that we don't have the regular holiday markets this year and that's going to but under those circumstances to protect our health and safety i think it is absolutely acceptable. so are you doing anything special to try and get into the spirit of things do you have any tips for us as marty as would be the target of everything if we just moved into an apartment together. and

and we'll catch up with globe trotters steve heinous and the portuguese capital lisbon. traditional christmas markets were called off even before the most recent shutdown was announced but individual booths like these are still permanent. side of it how do you feel about christmas markets being canceled it's sad yeah really a shame this. one i'm a big fan of christmas markets for now we'll have to make do with what we've got and hope things will be better next year 1st of all couldn't get an alternative set up like this substitute for the real thing no of course not this is just a compromise it's better than nothing but it's nothing like a traditional christmas market so feel fresh it's really sad that we don't have the regular holiday markets this year. but under the circumstances to protect our health and safety i think it is absolutely acceptable. and so are you doing anything special to try and get into the spirit of things do you have any tips for us. everything that we just moved into an apartment together. and we've decided to put up decorations and stuff like tha

and will catch up with globe trotters steve heinous and the portuguese capital lisbon. traditional christmas markets were called off even before the most recent shutdown was announced but individual booths like these are still per minute. the side of it how do you feel about christmas markets being canceled it's sad yes really a shame is for. once i'm a big fan of christmas markets for now we'll have to make do with what we've got and hope things will be better next year for. all couldn't get an alternative set up like this substitute for the real thing. no of course not this is just a compromise it's better than nothing but it's nothing like a traditional christmas market so feel fresh it's really sad that we don't have the regular holiday markets this year. but under the circumstances to protect our health and safety i think it is absolutely acceptable. and so are you doing anything special to try and get into the spirit of things do you have any tips for us. everything we just moved into an apartment together. and we've decided to put up decorations and stuff like th

in portugal, this nurse was one of many health workers getting a covid-19 job at lisbon's largest --, at lisbon's largest hospital. >> i think it is part of our civic duty to try to prevent the pandemic. as with measles and other viruses, like influenza, that's it. >> in spain, monday's front pages were all about the start of the vaccine rollout. but pfizer has postponed the delivery of a new batch by one day due to what the government is calling a logistics hurdle. spain's health minister says vaccines will be available to the public tuesday morning, and predicts 70% of the population will have been immunized by the end of summer, 2021. the main way for people arriving in this ski resort in central germany, was getting stuck in the snow, not coronavirus. but the national vaccination campaign is facing delays in several cities because temperature trackers showed hundreds of justice may not have been kept cold enough during transit -- hundreds of doses may not have been cap cold enough during transit. health authorities say they are now more covid patients in hospitals in england than

but the biggest market is the uk. -- lisbon. but the biggest market is the uk. —— the latters.concern, my number one priority is obviously my customers and their customer experience. if people ordered in manchester, or if they ordered in manchester, or if they ordered in manchester, or if they ordered in cork, it was very easy for me to fulfil the order and deliver them to the customers. it was very slick, it is all about the customer experience. my fear with brexit is the customs, forms and tariffs, and now that a deal has been made with tariffs, that is a big relief for me. it means i can continue to grow into the uk market. obviously all the customs forms, thatis obviously all the customs forms, that is going to take a little while to figure that out. but i think it's going to be a positive. and i think ican going to be a positive. and i think i can continue to grow into the uk market. so you have a pretty optimistic assessment today. you are a new business, you only started in september. so, no business is looking for obstacles on their way, clearly, but not so early on in

is phenomenal have you been a lisbon did a full love that i love copenhagen did you go to a loved one there and were synonymous still open when you're in copenhagen or did you go there i did i did what someone filmed they'd had a special thing though that they did under a bridge like a cookout while they were in between noma's and so we filmed that but then i went back and had the real gnome experience with my family and it happened to be the meal what they were experimenting with mold and my daughter this is a very expensive meal and my daughter had no compunction about letting me know that this was the worst meal she's ever had in her life. all right so it wasn't that it wasn't a classic though my experience now what are you going to do what's the show og or for in the end of this is so weird that we're. i don't know i guess the plague they didn't have twitter or you know you bring the gin crisis in london nobody knew exactly what was going on were so closely intertwined now and it's so grim there i must say at the beginning i thought well in the each life comes some clouds and i do

our globe trotters steve hanus just couldn't wait any longer and headed to portugal and the capital lisbon he wanted to know what people there are doing to get in the mood for christmas. welcome to portugal where i'm spending winter this year due to the pandemic today i am in the run up to christmas with my local friend who actually met 8 years ago travelling through bolivia and now he's going to show me how the portuguese this time of the and that's why we are actually here and for. on average it's usually all the traditional portuguese christmas starts right what you believe theologically are very catholic country and soul the traditional way to believe it is you should fostering today and then you meet with all your family and see all the community inside the church for special service called me said to go in and out of the service you can go to your respective family house and they have the feast we do your own family's ok so we go in and check it out that's all right. christmas wouldn't be risking this without christmas pastries and while we have done in germany you have the bowls i w

and will catch up with globe trotters steve heinous and the portuguese capital lisbon. traditional christmas markets were called off even before the most recent shutdown was announced but individual booths like these are still permanent. side of it how do you feel about christmas markets being canceled it's sad yeah really a shame this for. once i'm a big fan of christmas markets for now we'll have to make do with what we've got and hope things will be better next year 1st let's. hope i can get an alternative set up like this substitute for the real thing no of course not this is just a compromise it's better than nothing but it's nothing like a traditional christmas market so if you're in fresh it's really sad that we don't have the regular holiday markets this year. but under the circumstances to protect our health and safety i think it is absolutely acceptable. and so are you doing anything special to try and get into the spirit of things do you have any tips for us as marty as will be the target of everything we just moved into an apartment together. and we've decid

you know most of them is a junkie world and it's a lot of the lisbon that was with all of us and made us you know see this through them that most of us hear more and more for him a little bit of him is moving ask them what they want to get out of the land up and . this is the difficulty you. see i can get is headed for here in person and that unless a little. was going on up on us i would aniston's moonless unionist back on the bus and i am as valid as the man in one song even if he is he was not at all that i got almost a response you're in my heart your heart and my heart ok so i will say i will see you my mission is to do the very best that i can for the people and be very honest with them and tell them you know when when i was speaking to the migrants of the call of the war i seem to not cross by your cells it is too dangerous and tell them the pitfalls and that's the best that i can do and i wish that i could do more. and i at this point i can't. other than giving him all a hug and telling you that i love him. there is a map put out by you mean borders 30 shows 3000 red dots wher

you know most of them as a young woman was and it's a lot of the lisbon that was on this bus and made us you know see this event that most of us even more money for him a little bit of in this movie ask them what they want to get out of heaven the land . this is the ethical. sea i think. this here in person and that unless a lot of this was going on up on us i would aniston's moonless unionist that on purpose and i am as valid as the man in one song i mean if he was not going to miss out i got almost as long as you're in my heart your heart and my heart ok. so i will say i will see you my mission is to do the very best that i can for the people and be very honest with them and tell them you know when when i'm speaking to the migrants of the call of the war i seem to not cross by yourself it is too dangerous and tell them the pitfalls and that's the best that i can do and i wish that i could do more and i at this point i can't you know other than giving an all out hug and telling him that i love him. there is a map put out by a humane borders 30 shows 3000 red dots where people have di

did not have many options that in liverpool or bristol and wherever else, or spain and portugal, lisbon. yes. for specialists and non now specialists, you have this , phrase contact zones. all of various contact zones between africans, europeans, americans from the west coast of africa or all around africa to , the ships themselves, to the arrival places. talk about that if you would, because this is where the diseases are all contracted. this is where this world of - you call them health practitioners, who over time, try to blunt these diseases. sometimes they make them worse. talk about these various contact zones in this world of disease that was just a constant. manuel: yes, well you know the concept of contact zones -- [inaudible] i pretty much learned from her. both reading and talking to her many years ago. david: i was giving you the credit for it, but that is all right. manuel: somewhat. but i did play with it and started talking about slave trade contact zones, she talks about spaces in colonial encounter. it is not necessarily a colonial. these are a slave ship or patrol ship

>>> rainfall will increase in rome as we go into tuesday evening and wet weather will persist in lisbonnd madrid as another low pressure system approaches. >>> people in the western united states are dealing with dry conditions. critical fire weather will be seen in california. but some relief will arrive in these areas as we go into mid-week. a little moisture from the pacific will push inland and produce showers and much cooler conditions. vancouver and seattle will get some showers on tuesday and dry and mild temperatures will persist in l.a. and denver over the next couple of days. but it will get much cooler and wet conditions as we go into thursday. finally, in northeast asia a big high pressure system will provide calm weather across a good portion of china and the korean peninsula on tuesday. it's going to be mainly dry in many parts of japan. however, a few snow showers will develop along the northwestern side of the country as we goin into tuesday. sapporo will have some snow on tuesday. meanwhile, it should stay on the dry side in tokyo and osaka. that's all for now. have a n

we are seeing new sailings from rosslare to santander and lisbon, to ostend, to zeebrugge and we hopennot countenance possible delays. it was back to brussels today for the uk's chief negotiator to resume the trade talks. time really is running out but deal or no deal, big changes are on the way. nine people have been arrested outside the indian high commission this evening after fireworks were set off towards protestors. police also say four demonstrators have been fined. the protests are part of an international show of support, opposing agricultural reforms introduced by the indian government, which critics believe will reduce minimum pricing and market regulation. the police say there were no reports of injuries and the demonstration has now concluded. the leader of the dup, arlene foster, has said there there needs to be a fresh examination of the irish state's involvement with the ira during the troubles in order to advance reconciliation. she's written to taoiseach micheal martin to request a meeting in the nearfuture. the irish government today said mr martin would meet mrs fo

in portugal this nurse was one of many health workers getting a covert 900 job at lisbon's largest hospital the country hopes to vaccinate nearly 10 percent of its population joining the 1st phase as part of the northeast i think it's part of our civic duty to try to prevent the pandemic as with measles and other viruses like influenza and that said your home in spain monday's front pages were all about the start of the vaccine rollout but phases perspire on the delivery of a new batch by a day due to what the government's calling a logistics hurdle spain's health minister says vaccines will be available to the public and she's day morning and predicts 70 percent of the population will have been immunized by the end of summer 2021. the main worry for people arriving at this ski resort in central germany was getting stuck in the snow not the coronavirus but the national vaccination campaign is facing delays in several cities because temperature records showed hundreds of doses may not have been kept cold enough during transit it comes as u.k. health care officials sound the alarm helpful 40

we are seeing new sailings from rosslare to santander and lisbon, to ostend, to zeebrugge and we hope countenance possible delays. it was back to brussels today for the uk's chief negotiator to resume the trade talks. time really is running out but deal or no deal, big changes are on the way. the leader of the dup, arlene foster, has said there there needs to be a fresh examination of the irish state's involvement with the ira during the troubles in order to advance reconciliation. she's written to taoiseach michael martin to request a meeting in the nearfuture. the irish government today said michael martin would meet mrs foster. at our correspondent julian o'neill reports. i'io no letter lytton —— in a letter written last week... it includes the attack onjustice written last week... it includes the attack on justice maurice written last week... it includes the attack onjustice maurice gibson written last week... it includes the attack on justice maurice gibson and his wife in 1987 and the murder of ten protestants at kingsmill in 1976. she states the irish government should urgently

we are seeing new sailings from rosslare to santander and lisbon, to ostend, to zeebrugge and we hopee to le havre too because people cannot countenance possible delays. it was back to brussels today for the uk's chief negotiator to resume the trade talks. time really is running out but deal or no deal, big changes are on the way. thousands of turkeys are to be culled after a second outbreak of highly contagious bird flu in norfolk. the first outbreak was confirmed yesterday in a flock of turkeys near attleborough. then overnight came confirmation of the second, some 30 miles away at a farm near east winch. exclusion zones have bow been set up to prevent further spread of the disease. from norfolkjenny kirk reports. enhanced bio—security measures at a poultry farm near the epicentre of norfolk‘s first outbreak near attleborough. the news that birds have contracted bird flu at what should be a lucrative time of year. to have two outbreaks in such a short period of time is a massive concern. on top of everything else, it's really something we don't need at this time of the year. all the

quite dramatically in those last piece of work we just did for the european monitoring center in lisbon was actually doing a lab cow. based on some further field work with cooks in back or we could understand more about the visual signatures and how these labs operated and what we realized were people moving away from methamphetamine labs and what we had was a growing cost each industry in effigy in laps and then that product was then being sold to make meth from the effort and we counted these labs using imagery and came across $329.00 laps just in back or alive so this was a this was evidence of a completely shift in scale and the fact that we you know it's a space it's a bit like the coker industry when some of the market shifted away from buying roll coca leaf in places like the levy or columbia to wanting to. by processed products and so what we now have farmers who are one sided their fellow pm and on the other side they're also producing this very music very simple chemistry and using cheap it's this basic esoteric and this is now turning up in a variety of different places inclu

nobody gets up in uruguay or lisbon, portugal or mexico and says, i want to emigrate with my family to the united states because i want my children to grow up being victims, marginalized, and change society from within. yet this is the central idea in identity politics. it misunderstands human nature, which is why it needs a system of rewards through the racial preferences of affirmative action and things of that nature, because otherwise it falls apart. people just want their children to succeed. host: gary in fletcher, north carolina, independent line. caller: another great topic. i got three questions to put out there. do you think gerrymandering is kind of a response to identity politics? i always thought racism was kind of a treatment of people differently. at the border, for example, i don't see people living in white -- i don't see people letting in white people or other types of people or not letting in others. i don't see racism there on that point. i will end it there. host: your response? guest: i think you are absolutely right on the gerrymandering. this goes back to the re

and historic lisbon west africa play model in nigeria over the last 3 years we have noticed an increase to ghana one of the usual tricks the b.c. legal exporters use is an example change in the container drop off point last month so as we can be there to check our potentially how the material in the 1st feel fear of that contain all the work an order of itself until something behind this is not working order. was a lot of money to be made and export must consider that we estimate the number that exports are organized and it could potentially make up to 5000 pounds in a container. of the container and inspect the material to see if it's waste them off. as waste fridge equipment not being private to them and be a legal suit is the very thing you put my full functionality not of this angle of covering the amount of exports that is placed in the us or someone because the fact of the use of resources a fact of life. can come a spike to check for back up the container for material. goods or can afford to foot the pool table but the tremor was no longer there is yet to be endless as little as

it will be like a rematch of ali versus lisbon.ere's the challenge with this election, this georgia election. a lot of us are electioned out. when we are covering this election it's like watching olympic curling after the super bowl. i mean, the 2020 race was so huge, it's like chasing a t-bone steak with a chicken mcnugget. like going to the local playground after you've been to disney world and that is a problem because this is such a vital, vital election. i'm going to say it's the end of the world if biden gets of the senate, the democratic senate because for four years we were told that every trump tweet was land of the world so i'm going to say this is the end of the world. if we let the democrats control the senate and the white house, your taxes will soar, you will defund the police, every democratic city will be unlivable, america will become a health skate. i want to tell this to joe biden, it will be great if democrats could lose georgia for him because a good cop always needs a bad cop. he needs to have the republicans

in portugal, five people hurt when a residential building in central lisbon partially collapsed aftered a part in causing that blast. in cat van city -- vatican city complains consumerism has, quote, kidnapped christmas. he also appeared to disapprove of a spas-aged that toughty -- nativity scene in the square. in bosnia, the first local election in more than a decade. it was 2008 when a court declared etc. election rules were discriminatory and ordered they be changed. the nationalist political parties finally reached an agreement in june. >>> and that's a look at some stories from around the globe. back here at home, a new jersey studio helping make art from military uniforms and more recently health care workers ' scrubs. laura ingle has that story. >> dark blue medical scrubs. >> reporter: believed it or not, this is -- believe it or not, this is the beginning of paper making. front-line art, a new jersey art studio, makes paper from deconstructed military unit forms -- uniforms. >> we get to tell our stories. we get to listen to yours. >> reporter: walt the studio manager at fron

. >> so if a ship was going, say, from wherever, lisbon or somewhere to the coast of africa, and they found this surgeon's chest, that would be evidence enough to seize it? >> yeah, especially after the equipment act in the mid-1830s. any ship that was considered to be equipped for the trade would be stopped and probably taken to one of a mixed commission course for the occasion. and the medicine chest became like conclusive proof. >> interesting. >> as for the quarantines, to be honest with you, they weren't there before. if they're anything that i could answer, it's an amazing book, no more, more than one amazing book by -- on quarantines. in this specific environment we don't have any single quarantine. probably something for somebody to do. >> there's a book out there waiting to be written. go for it, everybody. helen yang has an interesting question, slavery -- deny vitality and aliveness, how do these threat of all these diseases undermine or support this idea, i guess the idea is this notion of being alive, and then she says thank you so much for this wonderful event and wonder

the portuguese primarily get benefit can have one to stay in touch with the league leaders sporting lisbonthe 37 times portuguese champions were at home against bottom of the table for 2 moments on choose day basic you'd a 21 win thanks to goals from don't win money as an rafa silver school inside the 1st 25 minutes at a feat all 2nd in the standings 2 points behind sporting. benefit his old rivals f.c. poole to war also in action on the knights played out of 5 goal thriller against victoria gay marriage that's the theme and while you can see just there on your screen the home side to really twice and with some style to bots pool to fall back on both occasions to level matches and then with 10 minutes left to play louise diaz hit the winning goal for the visitors their 3rd on the table for points behind the leaders. and i just move on to n.b.a. because the washington wizards are still winless in this new season they were beaten on tuesday by the chicago bulls 115-2107 zach levine school 23 points for the bulls they now have their 1st win of the season at the 5th time of asking us for the w

difficult time in south africa right now howard thanks very much indeed herman hesse reporting there from lisbon. u.s. president donald trump has signed a coronavirus relief bill after refusing to do so for a week he said the $900000000000.00 bill was insufficient amount to direct payments to americans increase from 600 dollars to 2000 democrats agreed with the romneys but republicans voted against it unemployment benefits lapsed for millions of people because of course everyone in 1st it started by for us in washington so tell us more about this is this going to get through do you think. well let's be clear the president caved he was holding up for these $2000.00 checks he didn't get that many eventually signed the bill and by doing so he moved some of the protections that were in place because the elapse they will be at least a week possibly 2 before people start getting the money that has been promised in this bill as for the $2000.00 check well nancy pelosi in the next few hours is going to raise and the house the prospect of doing exactly that sending a check for $2000.00 to every adult in

in portugal this nurse was one of many health workers getting a covered 1000 job at lisbon's largest hospital the country hopes to vaccinate nearly 10 percent of its population joining the 1st phase as part of the nothing i think it's part of a civic duty to try to prevent the pandemic as with measles and other viruses like influenza that said while in spain monday's front pages were all about the start of the vaccine rollout but phases perspire on the delivery of a new batch by a day due to what the government's calling a logistics hurdle spain's health minister says vaccines will be available to the public and she's day morning and predicts 70 percent of the population will have been immunized by the end of summer 2021. the main worry for people arriving at this ski resort in central germany was getting stuck in the snow not the coronavirus but the national vaccination campaign is facing delays in several cities because temperature trackers showed hundreds of doses may not have been kept cold enough during transit it comes as u.k. health care officials sound the alarm. healthful 40

in the portuguese primarily benefit to have one to stay in touch with the league leaders sporting lisbon the 37 times portuguese champions were it's home against bottom of the table pool to moments on choose day they secured 21 win thanks to goals from darwin nears and rough 1st silva both scored inside the 1st 25 minutes benfica 2nd in the standings 2 points behind sporting. benefit his old rivals f.c. 4 to rule so action on the night pool to played out of 5 goal thriller against dettori and jim are ash us the scene in white you can just see there on your screen the home side took nearly twice and with some salt to bat sports back on both occasions to level matters and then with 10 minutes left to play luis diaz hit the winning goal for the visitors their 3rd on the table 4 points behind the leaders. i'm moving on to n.b.a. the washington wizards are still winless in this new season they were beaten on choose day by the chicago bulls 115-2107 that can of beans school 23 points for the bulls who now have their 1st win of the season at 5th time of asking us for the wizards well they're wr

meanwhile, fran kirby became chelsea‘s all—time record scorer, as they thrashed benfica 5—0 in lisbonament as italy won the trophy in spain and yet he nearly missed the competition, after being banned from football for two years for his involvement in a match—fixing scandal. he started the tournament slowly, but scored six, and his hat—trick against brazil was considered to be one of the greatest in world cup history. he ended up world player of the year in 1982. the man who is representing the eight rugby union players, planning legal action against world rugby, the rugby football union and the welsh rugby union, has been speaking to the bbc. richard boa rdman says they are intending to go live with action either later this week or early next week. meanwhile, england rugby world cup winner ben kay has called for the amount of contact in training to be limited, while research into a possible link between rugby and brain injuries continues. it is like 20 controlled car crashes a week. some of these hits are just bone rattling, they really are. it‘s not just about knocks bone rattling,

to the portuguese primarily benefit can have one to stay in touch with the league leaders sporting lisbon the 37 times portuguese champions were home against some of the table for 2 moments on tuesday they secured a 21 win thanks to goals from dollar unknown years and ruff a silver but he scored inside the 1st 25 minutes then ficarra 2nd in the standings 2 points behind sporting. benefit his old rivals f.c. porter was also in action on the night before to play it out of 5 goal thriller against victoria a game r.s. shots that seem in white that you can see that on your screen the home side to be twice and with some salty but poor to force back on both occasions to level mats is a man with 10 minutes left to play who is dia's hit the winning goal for the visitors 3rd on the table 4 points behind the leaders. and in the n.b.a. the washington wizards are still winless in this new season they were beaten on tuesday by the chicago bulls 115-2107 zach levine school 23 points for the bulls who now have their 1st win of the season at the 5th time of asking as for the wizards who own their record r

we're representing and send in photographs from the cities they are representing, be it london, or lisbonmmediately after. when i did it before, you don't have to worry about kipping, because as soon as you've stopped having to do things you do collapse into a heap. and ijust have to take my lipstick off and then i can do it. you've got a cap on saying make humanity great again. a reference i assume to donald trump's make america great again. what is your message? well, mine is slightly more inclusive. everyone is represented here. my message is, it is a very tough time with covid, with covid nationalism going on, people saying that we have got the vaccine first, and certain countries are not going to happen have it until much later, and i just think this is the 21st—century, it is the coming of humanity. number 21 is number21 is an number 21 is an important time. so i think we have got to be making a stronger connection is now, even though some people are saying that we break connections. i am saying let's make even stronger connections. so this is why i want to reach out around the worl

meanwhile fran kirby became chelsea's all time record scorer as they thrashed benfica 5—0 in lisbon.yer of the tournament as italy won the trophy in spain. and yet he nearly missed the competition, after being banned from football for two years for his involvement in a match—fixing scandal. he started the tournament slowly, but scored six, and but his hat trick against brazil in a match, was considered to be one of the greatest in world cup history. he ended up world player of the year in 1982. england rugby world cup winners ben kay and lewis moody have called for the amount of contact in training to be limited while research into a possible link between rugby and brain injuries continues. it comes as a group of former players has started legal acton against rugby's authorities for negligence. ben cohen, who was part of england's world cup winning side, says more needs to be done. it's like 20 controlled car crashes a week. you know, some of these hits are just bone rattling, they really are. and it's notjust about knocks on heads, yes, that's a massive part, it's about holding your

you could go to lisbon for a couple of months. you could go to capetown for a couple of months.ct a lot of people will do that, though? >> i have a feeling that once people start to realize that the world is really open to them and that doing your work, you know, from your computer in the first place, you could go somewhere else and do that, and what happens then is that it's not just that you are seeing stonehenge but you are meeting the local, you know, baker on your street, you are talking to, you know, the person at the cafe, you might even learn the language of the place that you're in. people, i think it's going to be a really positive thing for humanity when people realize that they can take themselves anywhere in the world and do their work from their screen, and probably pay a lot less than what they are paying where they're living, you know, certainly where i'm living in berkeley, california. it would be a lot cheaper for me to relocate to mexico city, which is a city that i love and there's great internet connections so why not go there. i feel very hopeful about what

quite dramatically and those last piece of work we just did for the european monitoring center in lisbonwas actually doing a lot of cow. based on some further field work with cook's in back or we could understand more about the visual signatures and how these labs operated and what we realized were people moving away from methamphetamine labs and what we had was a growing cost each industry in f a dream laps and then that product was then being sold to make meth from the effort and we counted these labs using imagery and came across $329.00 laps just in back or alive so this was a this was evidence of a completely shift in scale and the fact that we you know is space is a bit like the coke or industry when some of the market shifted away from buying roll coca leaf in places like the levy or columbia to wanting to. by processed products and so what we now have farmers who are on one side their growth pm and on the other side they're also producing these very amusing very simple chemistry and using cheap it's this basic esoteric and this is now turning up in a variety of different places i

they can send in photographs from the cities they are representing, be it london, lisbon, berlin, tokyovery tough time with covid, national is going on, people saying that we have got the vaccine first, and certain countries are not going to happen have it until much later, and ijust think this is the 21st—century, it is the coming of humanity. so i think we have got to be making a stronger connection is now, even though some people are saying that as break connections. i am saying let‘s make even stronger connections. so this is why i want to reach out around the world to encourage people to say let us do this even more than we have done it before. because this could be the first century where we make it a fair world for everyone. surely that is worth fighting for? 0r surely that is worth fighting for? or it is good by humanity. i really think it is that high stakes. there isa think it is that high stakes. there is a new strain of covid in london. ijust want is a new strain of covid in london. i just want to push. it is a new strain of covid in london. ijust want to push. it is a run f