because the bank was key lender to the firm liberty steel one former minister has told m.p.' green still had elements of a ponzi scheme something david cameron rejects and while he accepts he should only have gone through official channels he says he broke no rules the barber al-jazeera . so this is out there these are the top stories and israel has intensified its aerial bombardment of gaza killing a mother and her 3 sons $119.00 palestinians including $31.00 children have been killed since the offensive began on monday will have massed fired another $220.00 rockets towards israel hitting the city of ashkelon at least 8 people have died in israel since the conflict escalated the israeli military is deploying troops and military hardware and has plans for a ground offensive.

thank you very much that is the ugandan m.p.monica talking to us from kampala thank you very much ma'am. environmentalist since i left this was an asshole province have been staging protests against a mine in their village they say the mine is losing the environment and damaging their health but at a recent demonstration they say police used extreme violence against them activists allege this is part of a passion in the country. who are. accusing. them. the demonstrations come from the emblem ban community they have been protesting against the quiz you call mine for a long time what residents say the coldest from the mine is making them sick and polluting their water they also say the constant explosions are crack you go to homes and causing damage. to the protesters the demonstrators resisted this type of day can you tell us the police had a lasting effect. on the weather when i remember i heard. about my god i thought a conservative who left the gun with. her . to hide in a nearby. private security guards to him to get. a lot

thank you very much that is the ugandan m.p. monica talking to us from kampala thank you very much man. mentalists in south africa's was an asshole province have been staging protests against a mine in their village they say the mind is losing the environment and damaging their health but at a recent demonstration they say police used extreme violence against them activists allege this is part of a passion in the country. people who are protesting in front of. them. the demonstrators come from the indian bonnie community they have been protesting against a quiz you call mine for a long time what residents say they called us from the mine is making them sick and polluting their water they also say the constant explosions are crap you go to homes and causing other damage. several weeks after the protests the demonstrators really took both sides brutality of the police had a lasting effect on my mind numbing weather when i remember i heard. about about what i thought a conservative america's grandmother. a hang her who i love hope

because the bank was key lender to the firm liberty steel one former minister has told m.p.'s green still had elements of a ponzi scheme something david cameron rejects and while he accepts he should only have gone through official channels he says he broke no rules the barber al-jazeera . greece is welcoming taurus from the us and european union so long as they're vaccinated or have a negative covert 19 test but the move comes weeks ahead of the rest of the e.u. at a time when the country is desperate for tourism related income. as more. corfu is one of greece's most popular islands for holidaymakers with 2 and a half 1000000 visitors here in 2019 the talk was about over tourism no longer last year's tourism revenue fell by 3 courses because of covert 19 and because tourism is the main industry 8 in 10 people were left unemployed and dependent on state aid many businesses have gone bankrupt and lenny who cicle pool says she feels lucky to be able to reopen the staff telling them i worry about going out of business i'm not optimistic this year a concert put the shop big spenc

thank you very much that is the ugandan m.p. monika talking to us from kampala thank you very much man. environmentalist since i left this was an asshole province have been staging protests against a mine in their village they say the mine is losing the environment and damaging their health but at a recent demonstration they say police used extreme violence against them activists allege this is part of a passion in the country. protesting in front of those who. were accused of using force against them. the demonstrators come sunday in bambang the community they have been protesting against a quiz you call mine for a long time what residents say the coldest on the mind is making them sick and polluting their water they also say the constant explosions crack you to work their homes and causing other damage. to the protesters the demonstrators you think if it decides. to have a lasting effect. i mean whether you will remember. about a bad path or a conservative. woman. who hate her her life. protesters managed to hide in a nearby.

the german m.p. was in moscow over the weekend to return the victory day parade but the left parties did today and wasn't just in the city to take in science it was also here to get a shot of russia's covert bank said prior to the injection going was tested for corona virus and to the procedure it ended the politician was given a medical certificate proving he received the 1st job in early april the russian direct investment fund open negotiations with the. german government about it buying spinning the stocks for germany after russia had applied in march to the european medicines agency to get the child approved in the e.u. that is still pending he today spoke with r.t. and shared his view on the current state of play with vaccine products. as an arm i know i'm a doctor of psychosomatic switches a combination of psychology and medicine and based on my limits of medical knowledge the russian vaccine is one of the best in the world it is a vector vaccine rather than m r n a and it's a completely new a

because the bank was key lender to the firm liberty steel one former minister has told m.p.'s green still had elements of a ponzi scheme something david cameron rejects and while he accepts he should only have gone through official channels he says he broke no rules the team barber al-jazeera. television am fully battle with the headlines on al-jazeera israel is continuing its bombardment of gaza ignoring international costs for com 109 palace in.

because the bank was key lender to the firm liberty steel one former minister has told m.p.'s green still had elements of a ponzi scheme something david cameron rejects and while he accepts he should only have gone through official channels he says he broke no rules the team barbara al-jazeera that russia is sending an actor and a film director where no movie crew has been before their mission is to make the 1st feature film in space using the international space station is a studio. president and director clear mission penco will begin training for the expedition later this month with takeoffs scheduled for october. this is observed these are the top stories and israel has intensified its aerial bombardment of gaza killing a mother and her 3 sons 109000 palestinians including 31 children been killed since the offensive began on monday. a mass fired another 2.

constantly speaking to m.p.'s ministers the foreign office which has been very helpful and supportive i do think it's good that i'm still here in this crisis that i'm available this year just because of my connections and experience which i didn't and these times i think i would have suffered if i had only been able to experience this phase as an onlooker. the german government reacted to the crisis quickly and granted the go to institute emergency aid of up to 70000000 euros it's a sign of the importance accorded to the cultural institute's worldwide network and to its most experienced cultural diplomat. he was one of the most influential individuals in shaping developing and even creating international cultural relations in europe that's his legacy which we're very thankful for. and these ideas have been incorporated into our policies for europe too we'll also never forget his relentless dedication and his ability to take a stand especially in difficult times before. there's institutes around the world prepare

because the bank was key lender to the firm liberty steel one former minister has told m.p.'s greensill had elements of a ponzi scheme something david cameron rejects and while he accepts he should only have gone through official channels he says he broke no rules the barber al-jazeera . well as more and more people get vaccinated in europe the hope of a summer holiday is returning in many countries and not just for travelers but also for those places reliant on the tourist industry greece is about to start welcoming visitors from the u.s. and elsewhere in the european union and its don't report so from packs oil in court food the islands are desperate for the tourist income. corfu is one of greece's most popular islands for holiday makers with 2 and a half 1000000 visitors here in 2019 the talk was about over tourism no longer last year's tourism revenue fell by 3 courses because of covert 19 and because tourism is the main industry 8 in 10 people were left unemployed and dependent on state aid many businesses have gone bankrupt lenny who sickle poulos says she feels lucky t

because the bank was key lender to the firm liberty steel one former minister has told m.p.' green still had elements of a ponzi scheme something david cameron rejects and while he accepts he should only have gone through official channels he says he broke no rules the team barber al-jazeera. just an update on the situation in well in this case the occupied west bank we were talking to david abraham in ramallah about the way the violence has spread and we're saying it hebron 30 kilometers or so south of jerusalem in the occupied west bank clashes. intercommunal clashes which we are seeing between palestinian israelis. and it's ready settlers and residents it is ongoing it is possibly i would cite getting worse as the day goes on friday prayers have finished the barricades up in the streets in hebron as well a lot of live picture and events for us to keep across we will do that of course throughout the day as our coverage continues. we will have a look at sport after the break in a memorable eagle for sergio garcia joe we'll have that action in just a moment. you're . we talke

being tortured washington it was greeted by australian m.p.'s they saw washington officials this week nothing about a pardon for julian assange so that's the whole thing like what donald trump became president i was like hey now people are going to be we're going to put in an ugly face on the horrible stuff that that our government's been doing all along and people did become more aware of julian assange because of donald trump and now joe biden is president everybody forgot about him again the whole thing they used to say about donald trump is he's breaking all the norms and he's an enemy of the press right he's an enemy of the free press like a dictator well what the hell do you call what you're doing the julian assigns judge joe biden what do you call it and so guy get not one question about it at a press conference not one question about the number one journalist in the world award winning numbers ever had 2 or 3 tractor story julian assange being tortured by a western government there and for what is he being tortured for he's being tortur

here is the problem with m.p they did sell a lot of stock i hate they mention that hold it long term, there is real value but short term is part of a cohort of stocks nobody can get rid of and it doesn't matter what they make and that's the problem with m.p brent in michigan, brent >> caller: ba, ba, ba boo-yah. >> this guy is bringing it. >> caller: i hope things are going well down on the farm. nokia? >> nokia had a descent quarter it's like an opening pair to be able to place a program with but nokia is good and a river in finland, that's how it got its name how about michael in colorado? >> caller: jimmy chill, thank you for having me on. >> my pleasure, michael, what's up >> caller: thank you mro? >> man, i got two that i like. okay i like conaco and added that one and added chevron and i like pioneer is terrific and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade coming up, how did a sensational vaccine response actually leave some companies unprepared to profit cramer hon why a little faith

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parliament has voted unanimously to counsel a 2 year extension to the president's term in office last month m.p.'s approve mohammed up to life for much as decision to remain in power despite his term expiring in february but that led to clashes and fears that the security forces could split over the issue. that's it for now myself from the team here in london women make science the program coming up next. it's a very bleak picture for a lot of americans out there white supremacy impacts all of our life issues you're putting more money into the hands of someone 1st taking money out of the hands of other workers federal goes to their camp it becomes us versus them this is the deal about constraining your nuclear program the bottom line on the big questions on out is they are. putting. out of it but i would have to get out of a guy when i think i'm. going to hit next i'm going to have to support that it because. they said you don't and then you monger bullshit so he's missed it. but i suppose that us about now about you just that and this must about them so they have a smile to the back of them be

thank you very much that is the ugandan m.p.monica talking to us from kampala thank you very much ma'am. environmentalist since i left this was an asshole province have been staging protests against a mine in their village they say the mine is losing the environment and damaging their health but at a recent demonstration they say police used extreme violence against them activists allege this is part of a passion in the country. who. were accused of using excessive force against them. the demonstrators come from the in bang bang the community they have been protesting against a quiz you call mine for a long time what residents say the coldest from the mind is making them sick and polluting then they also say the constant explosions are crack you go home and causing epidemics. only weeks after the protests the demonstrators you either sit beside you tell you to use the police to have a lasting effect. whether when i remember. about what i thought a conservative. to hang her her. leg to fight in a new life. private security guards

won't will not have m.p.'s big. the authorities. this area don't sit with the remains of sylvia prisoners of war to muslims to use a graveyard own family. c.t.f. family think. if emilio. this had been. in the in. the european experience. shows. that the from in. which it's easy to shoot should listen. to me to place a. big news station for me to. be able. to see clear show of. attempts to revise world war 2 history started during the cold war when for my lies became enemies. well i think world war 2 has been distorted incredibly bar the anglo american media and that's because they want to diminish the role russia. and stalin who actually defeated hitler you know it wasn't the united states and britain that defeated him it was really stalin we were frankly on the ropes if it hadn't been for the russians. french wave of world war 2 history phone speak asian started in the 1990 s. the soviet union collapsed the warsaw pact ceased to exist and opponents immediately took advantage of that. secretly and. said this is space and we. should

at the m.p.'s might but she did. this is that you don't want to be at school total remission yeah ok well quickly before you go what if it's not an official religion recognized in the country seeing the case of god. yeah i mean i think that's still cons because you know in terms of. in terms of their right to release you how do you accept and understand that this is a religion and. it doesn't mean that only those that were raised he just believes and he wasn't after the answer after show that indeed you how this really just allows you to sit in. that people didn't just come out like you know strange and. it is but if it's something you. really enjoy what is ready to have even if it's not very nice but i'm just i think they should. be nice. to condi she josey lawyer criminal justice class studied south africa litigation center thank you for your time. you may want to your seat belt because this is not a normal ride in south africa cost spending easy popular sports which is part of the culture has been dominated by men

board are fighting to keep the cultural institute going because indian we're constantly speaking to m.p.'s ministers the foreign office which has been very helpful and supportive and i do think it's good that i'm still here in this crisis that i'm available this year just because of my connections and experience which are important in these times i think i would have suffered if i had only been able to experience this phase as an onlooker that. the german government reacted to the crisis quickly and granted the go to institute emergency aid of up to 70000000 euros it's a sign of the importance accorded to the cultural institute's worldwide network and to its most experienced cultural diplomat. he was one of the most influential individuals in shaping developing and even creating international cultural relations in europe. that's his legacy which we're very thankful for as a draw or we stand these ideas have been incorporated into our policies for europe 2 will also never forget his relentless dedication and his ability to take a stand especially in difficult times before. there is insti

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al-jazeera is on a sound of m.p.'s either live for us in bogota many thanks indeed donna summer more and more people are facing acute food insecurity a new u.n. report says that at least 150000000 people in 55 countries are at risk of hunger war and conflict the main contributing factors but economic shocks exacerbated by the pandemic compliant change are also major causes him in south sudan and parts of the kenya faso and northern nigeria ascent to be asked or approaching catastrophic levels of food insecurity out o. reports. of dental putting it is a survival of the wool that's what we've done for years displaced mina times during the conflict she now lives with her husband and 4 members of the extended family in an informal settlement in people tom in the volatile jungly region they receive some food from charities and simply men bought with vegetables from a small garden they tend to the mix of shelter and that thing then. i don't want our enemies always attacking us we have really suffered a lot we're always on t

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so it's become remembering the past and looking to the future a german m.p. from the left party combines attending the victory day parade in moscow the chance to get russia's code vaccine. the russian vaccine is one of the best in the world and it's a completely new approach to accessing the mechanisms of our body people who could have been saved if the russians are to have received approval in the year in germany.

at the m.p. it's not but it shouldn't be. this is what you don't want to get into school total remission yeah ok well quickly before you go what if it's not an official religion recognised in the country see in the case of gun. yeah i mean i think that's still cons because you know in terms of. in terms of the right to release you have to accept and understand that this is the region and . it doesn't mean that only those steps. that he just believes and one of them have to be answered to be sure that indeed you have this really just i wasn't interested in i was. like you know. ok this is here it is but if it's something you. really want a very big you have even if it's not replaced by imus i think they should. be nice . to condi she josey law our criminal justice class studied at south africa litigation center thank you for your time. you may want to boston your seat belt because this is not a normal ride in south africa cost spinning easy popular sports was just part of the culture has been dominated by men for so long but t

and understanding of the french language the concern over holding the french language is so deep that m.p.'s have even tabled the law to ban inclusive language in the public service critics also claim that to use it would make learning french even harder and could in fact lead to greater discrimination i am terrified by things i see on facebook i'm terrified by the level to which spelling sort of has disappeared and if you look at the exercise books of pupils 50 years ago you can see that no matter what social class you could teach them decent approach but then you have to do it the proper way and not not using sort of fashionable things and then sort of interspersing inclusive spelling and whatever inclusive spelling is inclusive for about 3 percent of the academic world it's it's complete nonsense i think however that it's fashionable and like all fashionable ideas good and bad they take over it's not even a question of discrimination or something else as such a thing is language says such a thing as gravity there's such a thing as history and they want to destroy all of this. but while

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hinson says that the sponsorship program for political prisoners is an opportunity for m.p.'s to reposition themselves on the events in belarus she herself supports a young man arrested in may 2020 who works for the husband of leading opposition figure. the green party's army nuri poor is supporting such a pure truth from the city of brest he's convinced solidarity can make a difference. we know our influence is limited but we also know that symbolic actions make people listen to ensure people under pressure get noticed. in the situation in which mr true when currently finds himself for example the attention we pay is often the only protection he has from arbitrariness and repression. the campaign extends well beyond berlin over 150 politicians are taking part including members of the european parliament and of 7 national parliaments they hope their involvement will help some of the more than 350 political prisoners in belarus. more than a 3rd of the population of the united states is now fully immunized against cord 19 want to beat the pandemic completely the u.s. needs to r