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how long did it last for us between the north atlantic alliance and russia, if it was really so?our colleague dmytro knocks here, it's better to ask him . but if we evaluate the military potential nato and russia and the actual capabilities here. i would say that they are devalued, because the russian army here is such that it can be assumed that the hostilities ended in a couple of months, taking into account the fact that the older part of the russian army was crushed in the first months by the ukrainians by the armed forces that did not have at that time. practically, it is equipped with some, well, ultra-fussy western weapons, so russia is simply selling in quotes to its voters the fact that we are allegedly fighting with nato, it is actually preparing them for defeat. it is saying that well , this can happen, get ready, get ready. and are being tortured to court by inflated russian war criminals, and ukraine is in this situation. i am convinced that it must have its own ideas regarding the dismantling of the russian federation as an aggressor country, after all, why do we we

i think it's, they've had a long israel and the us have had a long standing relationship. of course that goes back decades. the palestinians are well aware of that. although the u. s. has traditionally also very much supported the palestinian side as well. the paulson you authority will be pleased by some of the things that came out yesterday that blank and said after the meeting with benjamin netanyahu, namely the fact that the status quo of the holy saw the alex, a mosque, and known as temple mount to the jews that status quo must be maintained and also that the u. s. reaffirming its commitment to pe saying that the abraham record that the normalization of israel's relationship with its neighbors is, is not enough is not alone. and now that is at peace with the palestinians, and a 2 state solution must also still remain on the table. for foot. rebecca w, corresponded rebecca richard in jerusalem is look up the law stores making headlines around the world will start in peru where lawmakers are considering bringing forward elections to china and weeks of violent protests i

it's country wide and it's been a long standing. this isn't just something that cropped up the other day. the authorities in here have banned the instruction in schools by minorities in their minority languages. so they band of the secondary education to be taught in hungarian just like they ban secondary education to be taught in russian and, and romanian and polish. i mean that it, all of them are, it is a, have been know repressed by the regime in clear. however, you know, bowler, romania, hungary, they still want to insist on, oh, this wonderful people are in ukraine who are being set upon by these are bad russians and i think it's, it's, it's just not a sustainable position. and you know, frankly look rather silly. i mean, the other day, the man of, of budapest was in here again. cavorting was lensky with the mag click. go on. that was the marrow key of and denouncing, denouncing a prime minister or bond for being insufficiently zealous in his for support of tia. so you know that the hundreds of books are all over the place on

it looks like this is setting in to be a long flight. there were a few scuffles with police firing tear gas at the end of today's day of demos here in paris. this past off very peacefully with crowds of determined marchers from all walks of life young and old once again turning out to make their voices heard. >> catherine noris trent reporting from paris. some critics of the pension reform plan say working for longer is not the only solution. a look now at some of the other possibilities. >> after months of anticipation on january 10, the french government unveiled its pension reform plans. >> from september 1, the legal retirement age will be gradually raised three months per year until it reaches 64 years in 2030. at the same time we will not go further than the 43 years of pension contributions set up by the previous administration but we will reach this target faster. >> the key objective was financing the pension system over the long-term with 12 billion euros reportly needed by 2027. labor unions, economist and opposition parties h

they're just saying we are with you as long as it takes. but for the line also using this opportunity to try to put the case across, that europe is actually dealt very well in her take on the situation with the invasion in providing support to ukraine, both financial and military support. but also in this huge project of try to wean itself off. russian fossil fuels, which had become the major supplier of particularly natural gas to germany and other european countries. and sort of developing away from this dependency which did, which had existed over many years in record time. so, so trying to put across that as in her rise from the european point of view, this effort to support ukraine and learn the lessons of what's going on with this invasion that europe is doing well on that front. and what else do that for you? well, i think it was interesting to see what she had to say about climate change, which she linked of course, to, to this transition away from, from fossil fuels. but, but the new economy that the world is entering into where cl

i think that the topic of long-range missiles will be with us for a long time . and it is important to emphasize what is next. as you said, the united states should play the first violin. missiles, according to preliminary data , today's russian strikes on ukraine killed 11 people and another 11 were injured . this was reported by the spokesman of the state emergency service oleksandr khorunzhy, according to him, in 11 regions in ukraine, hits were recorded during russian attacks, two fires broke out at the site of the hits, 35 buildings were damaged , this applies to strikes by both drones and missiles . well, in total, during the night and day, russia launched 55 different missiles, 47 of which were shot down , the commander-in-chief of the armed forces has already announced this valery zaluzhny of ukraine, russia's target, he said , the psychological pressure on ukrainians and the destruction of critical infrastructure remains unchanged. and so on . russian forces have been intensively shelling donetsk region for three days in a row coal worker of the donetsk

i'm in this for the long run.— and i'm still standing. i'm in this for the long run.bc news. the funeral— for the long run. zoe conway, bbc news. the funeral is _ for the long run. zoe conway, bbc news. the funeral is being - for the long run. zoe conway, bbc news. the funeral is being held i for the long run. zoe conway, bbc| news. the funeral is being held for a woman who was shot on christmas eve in a pub in wallasey. 26—year—old elle edwards was not the intended target of a gunman who opened fire at the lighthouse pub. connor chapman, who's 22, has been charged with murder and is due on trial injune. the vicar in charge of today's service says he hopes the funeral will be a celebration of elle's life, which shouldn't be defined by how she died. in china, a bbc investigation has found evidence of many covid related deaths in the countryside, after the virus spread from the big cities into more remote, rural areas with older populations. people working in the funeral industry there said they've been much busier than usual. the chinese authorities have been accused o

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the national family has foreigners who have become our citizens, because they have been happy for a long time. here married belarusian laws do not forbid a person to have the citizenship of another country. they just don't recognize it. that is, if someone other than belarusian has us citizenship, for example, here it has no legal force. a person has it there, but here, no matter what happens when making any transactions, entering into contracts, drawing up protocols, going abroad or participating in courts, accruing pensions or collecting taxes . a person will be considered as a citizen of belarus, that is, to belarus with two passports. after a controversial accident, he cannot demand the help of the consul of the country for a second citizenship and present a passport of another state in court. even if he has passports of another 300 countries, no one will take them away or fine him for them, but if he has a belarusian passport. here its owner is belarusian. and the point this gives the citizen the whole range of our goodies. he is treated and studies for free, if he chooses paid serv

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it's country wide and it's been a long standing. this isn't just something that cropped up the other day. the authorities in here have banned the instruction in schools by minorities in their minority languages. so band, the secondary education to be taught in hungarian, just like a ban secondary education to be taught in russian and, and romanian and polish. i mean that it, all of them are, it is have been you know, repressed by the regime in kier, however, you know, bowler, romania, hungary take one to insist the oh this is wonderful. people in ukraine who are being set upon by these bad russians, and i think it's just not a sustainable position. and frankly, they look rather silly. i mean, the other day, the math of, of budapest was then here again quoting with lensky. when the man click go was america and denouncing denouncing prime minister or band for being insufficiently zealous in his support. so, you know, the books are all over the place on the, just a brief note if you will. on the other aspect. i mentioned george hungry

so long as we live in a environment like this, so long as there is a war of attrition between russia and ukraine and turkiye is maneuvering within nato -- i think this will continue for some time. mohammed: russia has said it is going to beef up its military presence in northwestern parts of the country in response to sweden and finland's bids to join nato. that is not a surprise. we have heard a lot of rhetoric from russia when it comes to attempts by sweden and finland to join nato. how concerned is russia that this membership bid would be successful? how worried are they about the prospect of sweden and finland joining nato? >> that is seen as a serious problem. sweden and especially finland were seen for a long time that nato membership was almost impossible and of course during the cold war, finland was basically a russian protectorate. there was this term of finlandization, a capitalist country, but politically it was associated with the soviet union , with buying soviet weaponry, and foreign policy was coordinated from moscow. for them to become an enemy nation, that is very s

a long term it is. is it to to gauge if there is still a chance actually for some longer last thing, more in depth implemented p solution between palestinians, palestinians, and israelis. clearly, antony blinking visit is a, is a really big deal in the region. but what to americans make of his trip there? yeah, i don't think it's was been told that the many are actually aware a nor do many, many care here about this trip, or at least as long as it doesn't come to iran. iran is a big issue in and for this trip and in the region, of course. however, here in the united states, people are more i would say the majority of people are more interested in the upcoming state of the union address next week from president biden. you know, the economy recession, yes or no, inflation, immigration, all domestic issues and topics are on the forefront of americans. at the moment, i would say, okay, lots of domestic issues on their minds. that's our correspondent in washington, stiff and simon's there. thank stephan. mck

e these e long-term construction workers in general.as if voiced by the minister, uh, the action plan was created before the year 25, but in fact, in our region, the second in terms of long-term construction, not only housing, we set the bar, uh, the minimum period. this is the twenty-third year. we must reach the maximum number of decommissioning of objects, putting them into operation or demolition is already really, which well, it is not expedient, economically continues construction. here's what i would pay attention to. how to exclude this in the future, and in order to exclude this in the future, that is, it is necessary, probably, as it were to have specialists in good. i would like to. uh, remind our viewers of the sensational story of the building in the falcons. when to intervene and protect the interests of the people, had to at the highest level, here is a brief summary in a few words, please. 3 years ago, large families from minsk who were in line for housing were offered to build a cottage village in the sokol microdistric

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be cmt long. i believe president lula is a regional leader who will give a strong boost to latin america. brazil's absence of the past few years has been felt. louis present signifies the return of brazil to the international stage. former president james bull sonata a hard line conservative had little interest in fostering international ties, especially in his own region. but lula says that brazil the world's 5th largest country and latin america's power house, must again become a major player. as it was when he was last, president, chinese vice president, once he shine, was among the 1st to pay him a visit. although china is brazil's main trading partner lit, the silva is concentrating 1st on reviving his long standing goal of strengthening latin american unity. without leaving any country out, he has begun by restoring ties with venezuela, severed by his predecessor. but a lot from film, i'd like to schedule you in a for a lot with president lula. we discussed ways of incorporating venezuela in

we have a long way to go _ the next match. we have a long way to go in _ the next match. a long way to go in terms of— the next match. we have a long way to go in terms of the _ the next match. we have a long way to go in terms of the team. - the next match. we have a long way to go in terms of the team. so- to go in terms of the team. so our focus _ to go in terms of the team. so our focus is on — to go in terms of the team. so our focus is on the _ to go in terms of the team. so our focus is on the next _ to go in terms of the team. so our focus is on the next game. - preparations are under way in the brazilian city of santos for the funeral of footballing legend pele. the three—time world cup winner died in hospital in sao paulo on thursday. workers have been building the staging area at the vila belmiro stadium, home of the club that pele scored more than 600 goals for. there will be a banner in the stands which reads "long live the king — pele, 82 years old". great britain have made it to the knockout stages of tennis's united cup after beating spain to top group d a

and not so long ago , long-awaited joyful changes took place in his life, which, as it seemed to everyoneed past problems, he married a second time and became a father in the third. congratulate another and pasha led to such a degree. uh, the whole conflict, that is, well, i can't believe it, so i have big connections with it. questions to the second side of the conflict and would like to see as soon as possible. uh, the suspect is in a coma of the defendants, in order to at least approximately understand his motives and his bestial cruelty. pasha was a man. friendly, cheerful and without conflict , forensic experts are working out several versions of what happened, the priority at the moment is that khachatur tarkhanyan called fedoseev to a male conversation on neutral territory. and this meeting could not end. otherwise, as a murder, he foresaw that on a car with he would be calculated with a real license plate and detained too quickly, so he installed a fake one, took his brother with him to confuse the tracks, and shot aiming so that the young father had no chance of surviving all sta

experts from all sides assure for a long time, because for a long time there will be no understanding of how the new world is being built, for a long time there will be no clarity what kind of world it will be, in principle, and for a long time there will be no answer to the question, if the birth of the new world was inevitable, what would be the starting point for the collapse of the old, if not for the ukrainian crisis. probably if everything is decomposed, as in the textbook it will be clear why the point of this reference has become russia again it will probably be clear. why is this crisis considered a huge challenge by those who are used to setting the rules of the game on the world stage, and why they have not been supported by those who have been so far? they simply did not even take into account and considered the raw material base for their own successful life. yes, this textbook has not yet been written, but there will definitely be a line in it. russia perceived the results of the cold war as a huge injustice on the verge of a threat to its ukrainian existence. it became

it's taking us through our t z region from too long. i'm hoping to get a nearly $3000000000.00 bill. our package from the i m f and to secure that it has to renegotiate loans with its foreign lender, mainly japan, china, and india. and india is 3 lancaster, 2nd largest bilateral lender, which is via this revisit over in del, for minnesota, off the edge a shankar becomes extremely important. in fact, he landed in freeland got to do with the local time. he expected to meet with his counterpart. also, tomorrow he's expected to meet with the president of free lunch run in vic from the thing and all that, to talk on that restructuring. that really is going to be the key focus of this particular was it not in does also confirms that it has written to the mass as far as these talks around that restructuring are concerned. so india has given it's approval to the i m f a to give so long call that bill of package, the feeling really desperately is looking at also treat and got always india about $1000000000.00 only last year. india had given 3 lo

this morning, had a long conversation with our nato allies. german chancellor schulz, french president macron, prime minister's nuke -- prime minister sunak to continue our close coordination in full support of ukraine because you all know i have been saying this for a long time. expectation on the part of russia is we are going to break up and not stay united but we are fully, thoroughly, totally united. training forces are working to defend the territory they hold in preparing for additional counter offenses to liberate their land. they need to counter russia's tactics and strategy on the battlefield in the very near term. they need to prove their ability to maneuver on open terrain and they need capability to deter and defend against russian aggression over the long-term. the secretary of state and secretary of the military are behind me. they have been deeply, deeply involved in this whole effort. the capability as the general will tell you has been critical. that's why the united states has committed hundreds of armored fighting vehicles

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do you think they'll sign up for the long haul? >> it's not about the long haul.a massive commitment. you've seen the united states commit $2.5 billion in a new package including strikers and bradleys. this is for the next phase of the war. not necessarily for the long haul. but what you are hearing is signaling, saying this really is the moment where the west meets russia where the united states and ukraine and european allies need to step up and be in this for quite a long time. now, the rubber meets the road. hundreds of thousands of people as they continue to produce more weaponry, can russia hang on as we're hearing from u.s. pentagon officials who say that the supply chains are going to be hard to maintain as long as this war keeps going. there hasn't been an acceleration of, you know, weapons production to replace what we've already provided, and so at this point, i think this meeting about is a clear mittment for six months. i think down the line if there is that extra long-term commitment, i think having this conversation tells us there are those who say

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winter is to long. it's very cold in germany right now. but certainly, the data gives some hope for optimism that we might avoid a bigger slump. tom:jana, thank you very much. jana randow keep an eye on these pmi's as they come. tom, breaking news. how did the china numbers go? tom: wrong china sales growth in january. for the full year operating profits and sales missing the estimates. it's not a huge mess. it is a mess though. coming in at 1.1 6 billion swiss francs. the estimate had been for 1.2 billion swiss francs. in terms of sales, that was also a mess but they do safer 2023, strong sales growth in all regions and segments. you have context to add into this, manus. manus: swatch is not going to be the price point that cartier is but use our reach more and burberry last week -- reach more the owners of high-end watch brands and burberry said that china's spending is binding. unity spending, revenge spending. reach more -- reach more seeing a return for demand in china. the reopening there. read revenge spending, revenge luxury spendi

we came a very long way to call a very long time, but it's a progress and some aspect is slowly like a snake, you know? and so we have to get our it should be a little bit more quick. yeah. more quickly and not forget that sometimes patience is a virtue, sometimes it's not mr. holmes that we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us tonight. thank you. always a pleasure. thank you. well, my colleague hunter brought, he was also at the bull, is taught remembrance today, and he spoke with nika, slavic one of the 2 german parliamentarians who are openly transgender. and he asked 1st about the significance for her, of this come immigration. it's been a very moving ceremony and i'm very thankful to the parliament that it could finally happen because the queer community has fought for a decade. that the prosecution of queer people in the 3rd rise would finally be remembered. and that we would finally talk about the crimes that were committed by the nazis 1000. so homosexual people kills who came to the concentration camp and the horrors continued after the nazi time as well in germany

and that that will be beneficial for brett, for, for britain in the long run. but as you said, it's mostly not an economic for a project. it was always about sovereignty about independence. so it's been a political project. w correspondent, big marson, london, beer. thank you. and that's a show for more check out our website as the w dot com slash business. and of course the d. w. news, youtube channel. i'm chris kolber and berlin from the for me and the entire team. thanks for watching. have a successful with with a i'll probably win 71 with the sound of the bills in guitar. when it comes to pay it way more a v y d i to 3 from china. the money factor, i think a little too impressed from the european market. is this on the right track with i will not send another generation murder more and i've kind of stand afghanistan and the unforeseen dangers for america. and why i am prior military creation. i am a 2nd amendment if there was yes and now supposedly on the chair the war comes home. 5 minutes on d w. sometimes a seed is all you need to allow the big ideas to

the long plan visit follows a series of violent incidents that have u. s. officials worried about a major escalation between israelis and palestinians. antony lincoln's visit was planned for a long time, but it's timing amid violence that has rattled israelis and palestinians has given it a sense of urgency. moments after landing blink and urged for calm is the responsibility of every one to take steps to contention, rather than claim them to work toward a day when people no longer feel afraid in their communities in their homes, in their places of worship. that is the only way for halt the rising tide of violence that has taken too many lives. too many israelis to many palestinians almost every day in the week leading up to the trip had brought fresh violence hours before lincoln landed. people in the west bank mourned a young man who was shot by israeli soldiers in the early morning. oh and in jerusalem, crowds paid respects to victims of a mass shooting outside a synagogue. below 7 people, including a child, were killed by a palestinian gunman. but mo

they are not moving away i from long-haul they are moving away from long—haul they are moving away fromto deliver in a couple years' time. there's problems with development but that's a success from boeing perspective. airbus, the 8350 was smaller but seen as the successor to the bigger aircraft. they want to connect the smaller points more frequency rather than fly en masse between big hubs. thank you so much forjoining us on the show with your thoughts. that brings us to the end of newsday. thank you so much forjoining me. i'd love to hearfrom thank you so much forjoining me. i'd love to hear from you thank you so much forjoining me. i'd love to hearfrom you in terms of your thoughts on the boeing 747. you can always treat me. hello there. most of us had a fine day on monday with plenty of sunshine around. it is arguably one of the best days weather—wise we'll see this week, with the sunshine and relatively mild air. did tend to cloud over in the west later in the day. and that's a cloud is all associated with an area of low pressure. this up near iceland in the north atlantic. look a

there is still a long way to go if we are to avoid long queues and waits like this next winter.e da costa, bbc news. let's get more with our health correspondent nick triggle. and nick, can this plan really tackle the problems in the timescale being talked about? it would be astonishing in the short term if there is not at least a little bit of improvement. as we get closer to spring, the rates of covid and flu are falling. it's also worth bearing in mind the ambition that is set in this target, the scale of that ambition, by march 2024, the government wants 76% of patients who come to a&e to be seen within four hours, that is still well short of the 95% target. as we are hearing, the 95% target. as we are hearing, the key to getting real progress is ensuring there is a staff in place and with one in ten posts vacant in the nhs, those vacancies are greater for nurses, the ability to make the most use of these resources is hampered. the workforce plan was meant to be published in october to rectify some of these problems but we're still waiting for it. we are hearing perhaps by t

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we have a big country and as long as we are together, as long as there is a critical mass of people who are ready to stick together, who are ready to do their job, no matter what, everything will be fine. alexander marshal was among the first domestic musicians, then supported the special operation of russia, went to the donbass to perform for his civilians and the military, i understand that, if possible, i spoke about this. but, apparently, the time has come when it should have come. i mean, we started this special operation, if we didn’t start it, they would have started, and everything was much worse for our generation, who was born 10 years after the great patriotic war , father vitaly pavlovich was an officer pilot, and grandfather po maternal line, ivan kuzmich, a front-line soldier commanded a cossack hundred, was wounded twice, but each time he returned to duty and went through the whole war what they experienced. it 's impossible to put into words. that is, those stories that i heard, first of all life. and i can’t even imagine myself at least for one day in such a situation.

for so long they tried to fight with russia that they accepted everything that russia is alien to. in conclusion, it remains to state once again the russian army delivers high-precision strikes exclusively on military targets in ukraine. and terrible events. in dnipro , they only confirm that the civilian population suffers every time due to the fault of zelensky’s criminal regime, and instead of truthful information, cynical fakes are obtained every time, which we will definitely continue to expose in the stop-fag program on russia 24 tv channel. pentalgin remedy number one against the pain of spasm and inflammation with headache and other types of pain pentalgin do without pain bright prints, attractive, softness. choose your perfect bed linen from florence and other brands with up to 80% discounts at wildberries and now you are already skimming the cream from it to the sovcombank clan in the branch and online at 9% per annum, always to a fresh taste, because we bake croissants and buns for you every day. choose products for 14 rubles. live with prostatitis free to experience the

we should order a long would you shoot me a. this is part of a pattern of reprisals against civilian sir. half a 1000000 displaced people are now living in terror. ah, but for the 1st time since the military originally took power in 1962, this growing optimism here that the coalition of peak was defense forces could transform me on mos future. ah, not gonna be running under america to know your one time warner, illinois, chatam county, what you'll see on as she to little one. she read clue, peter 202 most new nadia kimble. christine, protect your peter content. democracy, natural law toppled. you know, and only by that you, my, but even if this revolution succeeds where others have failed, no, nor face the violence on laced in communities throughout the nation will leave a terrible legacy whose he goes, he now, on by one on our own scene. if all my look made edgy, katie, virtually i will let you know flu trilogy with you know, 3 and i knew she by if you are a job, my friend is reward nocka marquis for linux i asked all key it al

rental for a small for a long for a long rental , i.e. long-term and i have had the same thing since i think of war well, war , parents, on september 1 where will you go with your children if there are no worries and everything is calm, all the cafes are very crowded why will they go to the sniper because i call in the morning to make a reservation tickets are used well, as in kyiv, you need to make reservations because on the weekend of september 1, we will take the children to a patriotic movie, something about the war, just about the war, about our hero, about, well, i'll make a reservation, call me, tell me if the four of you come, we'll turn on the movie i wrote such a post, i say, friends, i understand the cafe, friends, colleagues, godmother, it’s very wonderful . and why don’t you go after your school, let’s gather for lunch there until the evening, fill the halls and then go to the cafe. why don’t you want to see and that your child is the same upbringing it's the understanding of how to spend the first of september with benefit, well, for me it was uh things, unacceptable p

the only last year india had given 3 long got around $700000000.00 on credit line. and this was when the crisis was added speak in july last year, july 2022 things had gotten really, really bad for 3 long. we all remember, those were rules, all of the she was outside patrol station that makes 4 kilometers in kilometers, but also the government offices were ramo, while the presidential palace was ransacked. the faith broadcaster was hijacked and the prime minister's office was set to believe the economic crisis now had really turned into a political and of humanitarian. one thing on the ground for sri lanka had become extremely extreme, need difficult, of course, that also led to the fall of the long standing roger puck shot government. but for sri long called the priority now is to read negotiate loans with its foreign lendozy. and that's what india is trying to help sri long called with for these debt restructuring talks between india and sri lanka become extremely important because they do provide a glimmer of hope to the island nation of 22000000 people. protests

but will this be a long solution to be done? instead, i believe is to take a long term strategy to raise a salary, to lower the living expenses, including cost for education, and to provide more opportunities for education and employment in rural areas. ah, i'm jared radian berlin. thanks so much for your company today. japan's government wants families to move out of the crowded capital tokyo and has significantly boosted a one time garage to kick things along. it's now worth $1000000.00 yen per child, which is about 7 and a half 1000 us dollars. now the incentive is part of an official push to breathe life into declining towns and villages. a whopping 30 percent of japan's population now lives in greater chunkier. tens of thousands of people move there each year, hollowing out other parts of japan, which have aging populations. let's get more details now on this from dw news, as a reporter, michelle stockman, michelle. great to have you here. so why is the japanese government doing this to panis facing a demographic crisis? so

how long will it take? — longer be able to happen. how long will it take? when the british government has tried to formally prescribe a terrorist organisation in the legal niceties once sorted out. i�*m afraid they haven�*t got to that position yet but it is the intention of the government to go and do this and this will be something i think there will be substantial parliamentary support role. there was a report just before christmas and the foreign affairs committee saying this is exactly what the government should do. if i minister himself sounded pretty supportive of this when he was asked about it back in the last summerjust might be prime minister himself. i think the strong expectation this is now going to happen. studio: thank you, james landale. you could say i was live dell was in the cost of living is payments a family for 8 million people means tested and if it�*s in all of them would have received previous cost of living patients in two instalments totalling £650 since the summer and what the government has told us before is that this group wil

supporting ukraine for as long as it takes. with the expectation that we wanted to end quickly and now. we have to stay at that task. there's been terrific bipartisan support here in town, bicameral support for support to ukraine. the american people have been supportive of this, they understand what's at stake. it's obviously, ukrainian sovereignty and lives, it but it's bigger than that. it's about the principle of sovereignty. >> there's been frustration over the last few days that there's more and more disclosure of classified document being -- showing up. you work and national security, how concerned are you and does the system need reform ? >> i'm going to defer those questions to karine. you're welcome. the president takes the treatment of classified materials seriously. everyone here does two and the national security council staff does too. you have to do that. you know what the rules are, we follow the rules. the procedures exist for a reason, they been developed over many years. as the nature of classified material h

so long with — likely to be, as it has been for so long with this prime minister, that he always— long the he always puts party interests before country.— he always puts party interests before count . . ., before country. the argument from number 10 is _ before country. the argument from number 10 is that _ before country. the argument from number 10 is that they _ before country. the argument from number 10 is that they wanted - before country. the argument from number 10 is that they wanted to l before country. the argument from | number 10 is that they wanted to let fair process play out, that they launched an investigation when new facts emerged, they waited for the conclusion, and when they got the conclusion mr zhuhao li was sacked properly. have a listen to the health minister helen whately. i worked alongside the minister nadhim zahawi _ worked alongside the minister nadhim zahawi when he was vaccines missed and i_ zahawi when he was vaccines missed and i saw_ zahawi when he was vaccines missed and i saw how he drove forward the vaccines _ and i saw how he drove forward the vac

long-suffering throat just behind these positions where we have just been ukrainian artillery is shelling city every day, regardless of the presence or absence of any changes since the distant 2014. in one of the shops we find a rather unusual picture, the priest cleanly buys all available oranges for his mission. today, congratulations to the soldiers in one of the divisions of the tennis table in the assembly hall sly squint. isaac newton's oranges, of course, and the troparion of the nativity of the virgin of the actions of the essential priests clearly say there is something, but there will be no interview situation. on the other side, it is so dangerous precisely for the clergy and for the canonical orthodox church in general that one has to be guided by the chief medical prince. do no harm takes the word aunt. inna is the name of the mother of her deceased comrade in the unit, who now meets with them every holiday. after all, all of them now, and her children, too, the mother of god will cover you with the cover of her excellent shells. bullet fragments from betrayal and captivity s

and the 2 percent target is a long way off hesitation and to the ring. even when it comes to personnel. the chancellor has been criticized for holding on to his controversial former defense minister will fall too long. and when it comes to military support for ukraine, criticism is pouring in from germany and abroad. critic say germany is supplying too few weapons, all the wrong ones and too slowly. but all our shots repeatedly emphasizes that germany does not want to go it alone. after a long period of hesitation, germany has now given the go ahead for the leopard main battle tank, the pressure was too strong. is the proclaim turning point happening now. let me put that question a rights to your in the discussion before chance. the shorts finally reached this decision, one renowned germany watcher, namely timothy guard nash. the british historian said that the turning board speech nearly a year ago represented the death of the old thinking. but that the a new thinking hadn't yet been born. do you think it has now? no, we're just the slowly, slowly getti

it has worked for a long time and has been present on the market for a long time and many companies haveease in dependence on western technologies; in general , the share of domestic aircraft is becoming one of the most important tasks for aeroflot by 2030. in the structure of the park should reach 70%. it is planned to put into operation 339 new russian-made aircraft. aeroflot was created taking into account the changed working conditions in relation to our industry. the west introduced numerous restrictions, a number of foreign experts argued that russian airlines could not cope with external ones. challenges, however, according to the head of the ministry vitaly savelyev, all services are operating normally. all our planes are quite young. i want to say that the average age of the park in the whole country, about 15 years of the park is enough for us for a rather long period. of course we are looking forward to it. sometimes we have to work ms-21 dry superjets in sufficient quantity, but while we are waiting, we continue to fly, and we ensure the airworthiness of safety, that we all c