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two children in a house fire in nottingham. 0ur correspondent phil mackie is outside nottingham magistratesat happened after the fire, which happened after the fire, which happened early on sunday morning in the clifton area. it was an upstairs flat and the two little children did not survive the fire. their mother did, she died in hospital two days later, the little girls, fatima age three, heryoungersister, aged later, the little girls, fatima age three, her younger sister, aged one, and their mother all died, and today we saw and their mother all died, and today we sanamie barrow appear at nottingham magistrates' court for a very brief hearing where he was charged with their three murders. he lives in a flat in the next—door block of buildings to them. 0ver lives in a flat in the next—door block of buildings to them. over the past couple of days there has been an outpouring of grief in that part of nottingham. yesterday, i attended a vigil from the of nottingham. yesterday, i attended a vigilfrom the gambian community, about 50—60 people came down. they issued a statement. and also the f

the reason ty d that, from how we look at it is because a magistrate to do a general warrant. there wanoiscretion in their seizure. there is a viable initial fourth amendment concern. the reason that is not on the table is byesn. this court said let's go to the process intifying documents that might have issues. let's identify whether there are theories to pursue. >> this court didn't see anytike that in the documents from you all in regards to the tarts rights. >> i understand we have been struck from the record of september 10 when the judge made the finding there was not a callous disregard. we were noinosition to challenge it at that point. >> made records a challenge for that point. >> i don't think a ruling allowing limiting discretn >> the injunction is the governments use of the document. it is noeciamaster appointment but pursuing a search warrant. >> the injunction is the most overblown part of th litigation. eyndicated we want to be able to continue our investigation. that waslled. we are talking abouthether there is prejudice in building atever case they are trying

there isti a whole universe of potential challenges to obtain these warrants from the magistrate.o we start th this. there were 2900 documents that were taken, most of which a incredibly personal documents, photogph thank youotes, birthday cards, golf noteswe didn't know that at the time we initially met with judge cannon. we knew there were concerns about the overreaching nature of th warrant -- warrant and the executioofhe warrant b w don't know what's in the >> to thickets where for the target of a warrant to think it's overreaching? >> i don't think the targets position is particular a issue. as the attorneysa contact of the fbi and taking part of this unprecedented rate -- i'm sorry, search warrant execution, and we were not allowed to be privyo where they said, can you turn off a videos showing ga, was something that has been accompanied with public stat of transparency. in as was in the unprecedented press confen he said i want to release the one and i want to release the inventory, but nothing else. if our situation, as the attorneys for the president saying, are we going

historical fact during the time of the magdeburg law , these gentlemen in robes, members of the magistratert to the taxpayers for the money spent, and journalists had no right to judge the townspeople anywhere except in the gate court. as you know the language, yes, kiev will be brought, and in a bad scenario, maybe even to court, and if it so happened that you had to insult someone's personality. i had to crawl under the table and woof-woof. i lied like a dog. fuh was too lazy in advance. today, the town hall houses a museum of local lore, which contains unique exhibits. this is the statute of the grand duchy of lithuania developed by leo sapieha, the prototype of the constitution of the edition of 1588. the residents of mogilev bought money from the moscow collector and pooled money for the purchase of this valuable exhibit for 200 years, the book of casimir. semenovich remained in the textbook on artillery and pyrotechnics konstantin tsiolkovsky in his work, and multi-stage rockets gave a direct reference to this font . here, perhaps, it is also necessary to dwell on the unique armor wa

all three died from smoke inhalation at their home. jimmy barrow is due to appear at nottingham magistratesve—year—old boy who was killed by his family has called for the welsh government to change how agencies share information about child protection. logan mwangi was murdered by his mother, stepfather hospital doctors didn�*t pass on a list of significant injuries the little boy had suffered. 0ur corrrespondent tomos morgan has the story, and a warning, his report may contain some distressing details. if he is unconscious, he needs me... a mother in distress... he needs mum. ..heryoung boy missing... but it transpired this was all a lie. angharad williamson and stepfather john cole and 15—year—old craig mulligan had beaten and brutally killed five—year—old logan mwangi. back in august 2020, logan was taken to a&e with several significant injuries. in march the following year, he was put on the child protection register before being taken off three months later. 0n 31stjuly, his body was found dumped byjohn cole in a river behind the home. today, a child practice review found that the paed

he's due to appear at westminster magistrates�* court tomorrow, facing extradition to france. not the other side of the channel and dunkirk in fact, it was a year since the tragedy and today, a significant development in the investigation into what happened in the national crime agencies is working with its french counterparts is identifying a key suspect and he was arrested this morning at 645 in cheltenham and he is according to the national crime agency, he played a key part in organising that crossing that one so wrong a year ago and he is due to appear in front of westminster magistrates�* court facing extradition to france tomorrow. the national crime agency described the arrest is significant and safety is determined to do all he can to provide justice and answers for the families of those lost their lives and also a statement from the home secretary praising the work of the national crime agency and said she wants all of those believed to be responsible to face the full extent and force the law. despite what happened in so many deaths, the crossings of continued and ev

this is the same justice department that went to a biased magistrate jung, bruce reinhardt who had just recused from president trump's simple lawsuit against hillary clintonen six weeks prior because of that judge's, that magistrate judge's clear bias based upon his facebook post. 13 went back to this judge sinks weeks later and got this unprecedented unnecessary on a former president to get records back to which they were not entitled because the president has the absolute right to these records under the presidential records act. this is stoke from day one and it has been politicized and weaponised against president trump sense day one. >> we all have to remember that the special council's office, essentially, with very few limitations, has an unlimited budget. correct, mike? very quickly, they can spend tens of millions of dollars on this, and well, just like they did last time with muller. >> just like the malar probe. maybe they can hire andrew weissman again, the partisan hack to be the top lawyer on this probe. garland said this special council essentially is going to have an unl

>> well, chiefly the principal men, the magistrates, so much of this work is court ordered, howsoever as i say i work for the men of the household or the master of the household that i reside in chiefly. so beyond that, my brother or myself, we have two acres of -- we are devoting that to the households that they are living within, and yet, we work for the goodwin and he gives ourselves lodging and food or vittles and that's the way of things here, outside of that as i say, the governor or his assistant might assign labors accordingly. >> good day, thank you for coming to my house. so, i've been in the village for about seven years now, since the very beginning, and at the colony, i've been here through all of the trials that we've had, the first winter where we lost a great deal of people and famine here and these things. so we've had quite a bit of change over the years. i've lost some family here, but i've been married again and i've got four boys here now, so we've got quite a prospering happening in the last several years. >> it's been very busy. there's always something to do. w

despite that, a magistrate registered at the police.dinal zen has been a longtime critic of china, especially on religious freedom. he received strong support among liberal christians in hong kong, but was booed by those supporting the institution. these arements he made almost one decade ago. >> to always please them, to always do as ey asked, we destroy the church. we cannot do that. >> the vatican expressed conce over the rest of the popular priest. some in the church questioned if the roman catholic church is muffling his voice to secure closer relations with china. bbc news hong kong. >> local forces in northeast syria told the bbc they may have to abandon their operations against islamic state militants if turkey launches a fresh ground operation there. turkey has attacked hundreds of kurdish militia targets in the region in vitelli asian for a bombing in istanbul. a u.s.-backed kurdish militia died -- denied involvement in the bombing. anna foster reports. >> turkish retaliation means kurdish devastation. vital infrastructure, li

>> well, chiefly, the principal men, and the magistrates, so much of this work is court-ordered. as i say, i work for the men of the household or the master of the household that i reside in. so beyond that, my brother and myself, we have two acres. we are devoting that to the household we are living within. yet, we work for the goodman and in return, he gives us lodging and food and that is the way of things here. outside of that, as i say, the governor or his assistants might assign labours accordingly. >> my name is susanna winslow, and you are in my house. i've been in the village for about seven years now, since the very beginning. so i've seen the start of the colony. i've been here through all of the trials that we've had. the first winter, where we lost a great deal of people. i've seen famine here. so we've had quite a bit of change over the years. i've lost some family here, but i have been married again, i have four boys here now. so we've got quite a prospering that has been happening. daily life here is fairly busy. it's always something to do. more trust past harves

with the participation of jurors of the appellate instance and the revival of the institution of magistratese delegates also discussed proposals for the introduction of a judicial procedure, the choice of a measure and the extension of a measure restraint in the form of imprisonment. establishment of judicial control over the actions and decisions of the investigating authorities formation of the system of bodies of the judiciary in the statement of the first all-russian congress of judges, attention is drawn to the need to approve the approval of the judiciary, an independent and influential force, equal in importance to the legislative and executive. the authorities of the supreme court of the russian federation and together with the judiciary began to actively implement these conceptual provisions, using the right legislative initiative on june 26, 1992, on the legislative initiative of the president of the russian federation, the supreme court and the committee on legislation of the supreme council, a law was adopted on the status of judges in the russian federation . regardless of the l

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courts all over the place just because they think which is no good and never go for court in magistratesurt. we never stood a chance because the prosecutor in offer opposed as an expert where we was told not to and i was just a fisherman i wasn't on that boat and this is all costing money it's costing me money all the time i to borrow on cards to pay for the lawyer at the time we got fined . 20 t o £22000 each got fined. 20 to £22000 each myself in the skipper and then if it wasn't for and telling i could appeal to a crown court and do it myself. so that's what did i said to them you an there at the end of it and they said well good for you and you've walked. he's one. yeah. you know jack's won a really big victory from of fishing news and all the rest of it and yet and. yeah. and alan you've backed him all the way on this and given him great advice. and you're a fighter. clearly, he's won. but look cost of well look at the cost of it. well that's right. i know where the if work. unfortunately, if could work. unfortunately, there lawyer fred howe there isn't a lawyer fred howe that's nam

thisnt that went is the same jue department that went to aased biased magistrate judge bruce reinhardt, who had just recusedr from president trump'sum civilso lawsuit against hillary clinton six weeks prior because thatased judges, that magistrate judgess clear bias based upon his later facebook post. and they went back to this judge six weeks later and got this unprecedent unnecessary, unlawful homebred on a former president to go get records back , that to which they weresh not entitled becausete rig the presidenhte recordt has thee right to these records under the presidential records act. this thithis is sts stock from d one and it's been politicized and weaponized against president trump since day one . the specia >> and we all have to rememberiw that the special counsel's office essentially with very few limitations, has an co unlimited budget. correct, mike ? i mean, very quickly that they can spend tens of millions of dollars on this. and now just like they did last time with mueller, just just like the mueller probe, maybe they can hire andrew weissman again, the partisan hack

chief magistrate perhaps an accurate way of perceiving the american presidency before, the civil war, when, as historians like richard currant and pat robertson have pointed out, most americans interacted with the federal government only in the sending and retrieval of mail from the post office, but little else. but not during the civil war, when lincoln observed, we must rise with the occasion and did precisely that. i would add that the circumstances that altered the presidency in advance, altered circumstances of what would follow in 1860. crescendoed pre lincoln at harper's ferry in the wake of john brown's an event chronicled so compellingly steven in another masterful book that told the dramatic story. when i read it i said to myself and i repeat all these years later told a story as if the ending not yet been determined. that's the real measure of artful biography. we all know what happened to john brown. i mean, if you know what's on the dust jacket, this is the story of a man who was captured and executed in 1859, but read stephen oates. you will get caught up in that story a

illustrates a historical fact in the days of the magdeburg law, these gentlemen in robes , members of the magistrate the taxpayers for the money spent, and journalists had no right to judge the townspeople anywhere except in the town hall court. how do you know the language, yeah kiev will bring, and in a bad scenario, maybe even before the court. and if it so happened that it was necessary to offend someone's personality. i had to crawl under the table and woof-woof. i sin like a dog. fuh obeyed in advance. today, the building of the town hall houses a museum of local lore, which contains unique exhibits. this is the statute of the grand duchy of lithuania developed by leo sapieha, the prototype of the constitution of the edition of 1588. the residents of mogilev bought money from the moscow collector and pooled money for the purchase of this valuable exhibit for 200 years. casimir. semenovich remained in the textbook on artillery and pyrotechnics konstantin tsiolkovsky in his work, and multi-stage rockets gave a direct link to this font. here, perhaps, you also need to stop. of the year. time is r

our correspondent phil mackie is outside nottingham magistrates' court just a reminder of what happenedupstairs flat on two little children didn't survive the fire. their mother did and she died in hospital two days later. the little girl is fat aged three, her younger sister, who was one, and mother and other sister all died and today we sawjamie barro appear that saw jamie barro appear that nottingham sawjamie barro appear that nottingham in that test strips caught in a very brief hearing —— appear at nottingham magistrates' court and he lived at her flat next door to them. over the last few days there's been an outpouring of grief, really, in that past nottingham. yesterday, i attended a vigil from the gandhian community. around 50 or 60 people came down, said prayers and issued a statement adult of the family issued their own statement in which they thanked notjust family issued their own statement in which they thanked not just the gambling community but the wider community here in nottingham over the last few days. — gambian community —— gambian community the headlines on bbc news

as a result, the council decided to destroy the warsaw magistrate. he even issued a special loan so that, as stated in the document, every pole could become involved in this matter, however, the walls of the temple, were too strong. i had to involve special teams and use explosives. a total of 15,000 small explosions were carried out; the most valuable stone it was used to decorate the tomb. marshal of pilsudski in krakow the same fate befell another three dozen orthodox churches. warsaw, the polish authorities of the city called this vandalism de russification, the main source of this russophobia was that poland and russia had, so to speak, old scores. it is known that in the 11th century our yaroslav the wise made an approach to poland, the poles went to kiev. but on the other hand, this struggle between neighbors was always mixed up by the struggle between religious denominations . it's not just a war. this is a holy war for faith, and in this war you can allow yourself a variety of things, so to speak, and there will still be crimes written off b

they are not engaged in the protection of human rights, starting from the lowest instance of the magistratesurts and including the supreme court and the constitutional court one of in this regard. i would like to point out one more problem. they have already said vladimir vladimirovich this is a complete effective judicial protection. eh, this strictly speaking, this is the main goal or purpose of the function of the court, and it should be noted in this regard, first of all, that the court in this case, the judicial system of justice, is based on the principle of constitutional legality. and even i would say, because if we speak with the eye of the institution, as in the basic law. which equips and all this pyramid uh hmm why did i specifically decide to touch on it? it would seem this banal question? yes, because just recently we talked with vladimir mikhailovich, and seems to have discovered that in the nineties, when there was a program, uh, reform of the courts, the concept of judicial reform advancing the court to in this famous program, i frankly did not find the word legality and it'

every tiny choice she made later they send them on their rounds and made it possible for the city magistratee and sent them out to the fields and the wholesalers to the market conduct. they lit lanterns and the stores. it wasn't just a backdrop about a place that she created day by day. other women, other unknown people would take up her work. will you join me in thanking

but despite that, a magistrate ruled that they should have registered the fund with the police.e received strong support among liberal christians in hong kong, but was booed by those supporting the institution. these are comments he made almost a decade ago. if good relations means to always please them, do everything they ask, then we dishonour the church, we are selling the church. we cannot do that. the vatican has expressed its concern over the inquest of the popular priest, but some in the church questioned if the roman catholic church is muffling its voice in order to secure a closer relations with china. martin yip, bbc news, hong kong. let me bring you some of the day's other developments. china has reported its highest ever daily number of coronavirus infections, despite stringent measures designed to eliminate the virus. nearly 33,000 cases were recorded on thursday. that compares with just over 31,000 cases on wednesday. almost three years into the pandemic, china's zero—covid policy is still in place. snap lockdowns, mass testing and travel restrictions are continuin

post-pntial, the reason they did that, from how they look at is because they had carte blane om a magistrate to do a real warrant. it just -- he required no jurisdiction. there is a viable and initial fourth amendment concern. the reason that's not on the table is by design, which is this court said, let's go through the process, let's identify documents that might have issues and whether there are theories to pursuerom the appellate side. >> we didn't see anything like that from the arguments from you all that this search was undertaken in a callous diegard of the targets rights. >> i understand we are stuck with the record fm ptember 5, which is when the judge made a finding that there was not a callous disregard. my starting point is, things have changed. we were not in a position to challenge it at that point. >> you made a record that would lofor a challenge? >> wt is vehicle hasone, is extreme unusual rcstances. il think a ruling allowing a limited instruction for sifting entertaining --ts and >> it's the governments use, not necessarily a special master appointment, but the fact that

that followed made households function and sent peddlers on the ransom it possible for the city magistrate to issue edicts and sent the peasants out of the fields and the wholesalers. they lit lanterns in the theater and built the great stores. the city wasn't just a backdrop of her life it was a play she treated day by day. and when she died other women, other unknown people would take work. >> we join me in thanking amy stanley for being here. [applause] thank you that was lovely.

the revolution he dropped the noble d and slightly changed his surname just like that, back the magistratef this university city in germany decided to add the words luther state, the city of luther wittenberg to the name of the city, now officially luther state wittenberg here is a luthor who taught theology at the university posted his 95 theses on the door of the church. in the fantasy film of vesnukhin, a boy trains a cat to perform in a circus for the film, this song was written later, which became famous performed by valery leontiev, the song where did the circus go, and the film itself, the song was not included, it was he who said something to the lyrical heroine of vladimir vysotsky’s song she was in paris although the talkativeness was not noticed marcel anastasia what work should you take away from them the button is faster to press the button than they will make it play? cat in a bag question. to unfortunately, it is necessary to give to whom stanislav or evgeny stanislav stanislav the topic of seeds is the rate of 1000 yes , there are thousands in this round. please provide a p

crisis and that's why we see such vibrant pushback such intense pushback in this form of state magistrateundred 2000 trying to prevent the people a to learn white society looks the way it does from school were trying to prevent teachers from teaching books that help share perspectives that have not always been included in a sort of our larger consciousness so i think supported that we take seriously the way that so many people, but they are experiencing as this is a fear because their version of america story of america that they have so long believedd is no being recognized as being an incomplete story and so for so many people can convert well when you say the story of america, we focused along is incomplete are sing so think about them in your untiring something that is anchored in them and their identity and their sense of self and family and community for a long time. >> clint smith and his new book is called "how the word is passed" the reckoning with a history of slavery across america and he has also appeared on book tv in the past, a couple of years ago, he was leading a reading

and then, and then here performance, you know, magistrates, i re free, or if free, and administrators and in lieu of general structures when you live digital struct, it means that we are formulating an invest in, in, in youth system will invest properly in the youth system. you are able to indicate in the young players so that when they get to the elite level, the fundamentals are rooted in the, in the idea and, and every coach in this world will be able to handle them. and i believe that when we able to do this, then we have the, the, the ultimate to be able to say that this work up, or this a couple of nations. it's just a moment for us to begin to we. women is a process winning is just not going to win the nurse game. it's um, it matter of putting the right infrastructure, putting the right administrative with putting the right to, you know, short to medium and then to longer term procession in terms of player develop. now i can ask you to complete this, let me ask is i feel like we're getting the pack talk half way through the game pep . talk from coach massey, i love the style. h

so i'm, i'm quite tired, but also very excited for the magistrate. okay, thanks very much for joining us. i keep good luck. busy day, so as you heard on switzerland as switzerland on paper, the better team, but obviously high hopes are for cam marine from their fan. all right, thanks so much for calling again from the there. now you are a grey is one of only 8 countries to have won the world cup and they've claimed the trophy twice. it's been a long time since the glory days. a latin america is alyssa newman has more. from montevideo, i'm in what looks like quite an ordinary residential neighborhood in monte vale, except that there is nothing ordinary about this street. this was once an enormous football stadium where the world's 1st world cup was played back in 1930. it was all demolished except for this. this line indicates where the 1st goal passed in the 1st world cup. on the 13th of july, at 319 in the afternoon. the final game was played here in the scent 10 re stadium. the only stadium in the world has been declared a historic football monumen

he's due to appear at westminster's magistrates court . appear at westminster's magistrates court.ut an era a lab which saw thousands of positive covid cases reported as could have led to deaths of 20 people. investigators at the uk health security agency say the mistake at the wolverhampton lab meant nearly 40,000 pcr tests were wrongly between september and october last year. research has also estimated almost hundred additional hospital admissions says that may not otherwise have occurred. bosses at the uk hate as they say they , fully accept the findings and recommend nations made in the report . just a poll protester report. just a poll protester has been for six months after causing miles tailbacks on the m25 . 57 year old john goody from m25. 57 year old john goody from brighton up a gantry junction earlier this month forcing sections of the motorway to close during the morning rush hour. close during the morning rush hour . he close during the morning rush hour. he pleaded guilty at westminster court to causing a pubuc westminster court to causing a public during sentencing

who is the magistrate?s trousers in appearance, so modest you can’t say that the situation is such a heartbreaker. i met a girl and fell in love with her that we are discussing mistakes at your house tonight at our wedding. stinky business trip, you all die nowhere to leave, something made him end innocence. where does my father represent germany from cinema tv. look around unfamiliar passer sea, i will sing does not pass. and youth to be saved. we must now return to another wonderful film to the caucasian prisoner, because a large number of great songs were written there, now the legendary song will sound, if i were a sultan. if i were a sultan, i would have three wives and i would be surrounded by triple beauty, but on the other hand, in such cases, there are so many troubles and worries. oh god bless good very bad to have three wives, but very bad on the other hand. sews kulik and in the darkness, what will be the socks of three wives beauty, that he does not say on the other hand the warmth of his wife,

he is going to appear at magistrates' courts tomorrow. simonjones, what is the backdrop to this.ent into the investigation. the national crime agency says working with its french counterparts has identified a key suspect. he was arrested this morning at 6.45 in cheltenham. according to the national crime agency he played a key part in organising that crossing that went so wrong a year ago. he is due to appear in front of westminster magistrates' court facing extradition to france tomorrow. the national crime agency have described the rest are significant. it says it is determined to do all it can to provide justice determined to do all it can to providejustice and determined to do all it can to provide justice and answers for the families of those who lost their lives. we have also had a statement from the home secretary praising the work of the national crime agency. she says she wants to see all those believed to be responsible face the full force of the law. but despite what happened, and so many deaths last year, the crossings have continued. even today, even though we are in

he's due to appear at westminster's magistrates tomorrow . an error magistrates tomorrow.d as negative could have led to at least 20 people dying. investigators at the uk health security agency , the mistake at security agency, the mistake at the wolverhampton lab meant nearly 40,000 pcr tests were reported was negative. when they were positive between september and october last year. it's thought the error led to around 55,000 additional infections . 55,000 additional infections. bosses at the uk say they fully accept the findings and recommendations in the report . recommendations in the report. the government given the go ahead to build the sizewell c nuclear power plant and committed nuclear power plant and committe d £700 million to the committed £700 million to the scheme. the plant which being developed by french energy edf, will be built in suffolk. ministers say move will create 10,000 highly skilled jobs , 10,000 highly skilled jobs, provide reliable low carbon power to the equivalent of 6 million homes. for more than 50 years , china's ambassador to the years, c

they made it possible for the city magistrate to issue his edict. they sent the peasants out to the fields and the wholesalers to the market. they lit the lanterns in the theater. they built the great stores. the city wasn't just a backdrop to her life. it was a place she created, day by day. and when she died, other women, other unknown people, would take up her work. >> will you join in thinking amy stanley for being here. thank you, that was loving. [applause] >> booktv every sunday on c-span2 features leading authors discussing the latest nonfiction books. a date p.m. eastern massachusetts republican governor charlie shares his book results were he offers his thoughts on how to moveast politics and get things done. and then at 10 p.m. eastern on "aer words" sociologist beth truesdale looks at the future of retirement and whether working longer provides better financial security in her book over time. she's interviewed by wellesley college economics professor courtney coile. watch booktv every sunday on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your pr

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after his father ousamequin or massasoit greeted the pilgrims he sat down to talk with english magistrates from the category -- colony of rhode island. this is the location the conversation took place. rhode islanders were there to encourage the chief to agree to a peaceful arbitration of the wampanoags'mounting differences with limits colony. he had already agreed to fight and explain why. let's take a moment to consider what he said that day. the account of this conversation is one of these rare gems in the documentary record in which we -- it seems we can really hear a native american voice without excess editorial sanitizing. so, metacom said he viewed the history of wampanoag/english relations as little more than the colonists' failure to live up to the promise of the 1621 alliance. the sachem recalled that when the pilgrims settled ousamequin was as a great man and the english as a little child. he contended that his father could have wiped out the infant colony if he had wished. instead, he held back its native enemies, said starving colonists, and granted them land. now, wampanoags

but despite that, a magistrate ruled that they should have registered the fund with the police.hong kong, but was booed by those supporting the institution. these are comments he made almost a decade ago. if good relations means to always please them, do everything they ask, then we dishonour the church, we are selling the church. we cannot do that. the vatican has expressed its concern over the inquest of the popular priest, but some in the church questioned if the roman catholic church is muffling its voice in order to secure a closer relations with china. martin yip, bbc news, hong kong. in australia an official inquiry has strongly criticised the former prime minister scott morrison. he appointed himself to five cabinet post during the coronavirus pandemic. the report says his actions corroded trust in government. an agreement has been reached at the global conservation summit in panama to reduce the trade in shark fins. they say tens of millions of sharks are killed every yearfor theirfriends. millions of sharks are killed every year for their friends. the millions of shark

tom, this story, what did you make of this story this federal magistrate judge in virginia gave the greenof top biden white house officials colluding with big tech to do censorship around things like the origins of the pandemic potentially leaking out of a lab in china or hunter biden laptop story? what did you think of this story. >> what it means the judge has seen enough to allow the lawsuit to move forward to the next step. the attorney generals who brought the lawsuits, they're not suing social media companies, i don't think the social media companies have done anything wrong. the concern here the biden administration was basically trying to suppress speech. the concern from the attorneys general perspective they were determining what speech americans could make, what speech americans could hear and basically when the speech involves political issues of the day that is a real concern. elizabeth: the white house would have to try to appeal the lawsuit first to the fifth circuit. the fifth circuit is loaded with conservative justices. they may not go along with this. looks like jen psa

he is due to appear before westminster magistrates tomorrow where he will face extradition proceedingsak of bird flu. now on the uk's biggest turkey suppliers has told mps that there will be a massive shortage of free range turkeys for christmas this year. these are scenes of christmas past. this year in england, no turkeys are being reared outdoors. avian flu is ripping through wild and captive bird populations. this is the new reality, all poultry have been kept inside since the start of november. it's such a crisis that today those affected spoke out. it was traumatic, come october the 1st, end of september, actually. we have seen an outbreak in the uk like we have never seen before. we've had more outbreaks in the past month than we have in the entirety of last year. so it's been absolutely devastating through east anglia. here in bath, there is one local butcher who's had to work really hard to keep the christmas spirit going for his customers. so this is a stuffed turkey crown. this year, peter milton is providing around 700 birds for christmas dinner. avian flu has given him sle

years after his father massasoit had greeted the pilgrims, poetic on sat down to speak with the magistrates i've rhode island. here is the, country here's a location where this conversation took place. i'm the road islanders were there to encourage the sachem which eve to agree to an arbitration of -- yet poetic on had already resolve to fight and agreed to this conference only to explain why. let's take a moment to consider what he said that day i. and by the way, the account of this conversation is a rare gem in the record. it seems we can't really hear and native american voice without excess editorial sanitizing. i'm so, i pometicon said that he viewed the history of wampanoags english relations as little more than the colin's failure to live up to the promise of the 16 21 alliance. the sachem recalled, that when the pilgrims first settled at plymouth 50 fives years earlier, ousamequin, and i quote here, was as a great man. and the english as a little child. pometicon contended that his father, ousamequin he, could have wiped out the infant colony had he wished. instead, he held back it

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we tried negotiations and the trump administration described it as a magistrate solution, kind of like what we did with china and japan, what i think in terms of the term 301, we won't be able to change china for maybe have time to get back to that issue but we can't -- we can manage trade. it will be an agreement. finally, there has been talk about changing the wto to deal with china and mme. i have seen no proposals as to how they deal with this. i have seen people saying we need to deal with the. i see nothing that gets us anywhere. what is the problem with cbd? it is narrow product coverage. the roots of what is called life products. it only covers subsidies and subsidies are very narrowly defined. it is not like everything. if they keep the market closed, which can be a help to a company in china or any other country, keeping the market closed, there would not be considered a subsidy. even if you get to the subsidies that are considered subsidies, they are narrowly defined. you have to have a financial contribution and many of the subsidies are not financial contributions and you

and here you have classified documents, and you have a magistrate who said there is clear probable cause to seize the classified documents and the other documents. so i think they're not at all surprised that the warrant was granted by the court. what they are surprised about is the asking for a special master, because this is a clear-cut justifiable search. >> so, john, if this appeals court does rule against the president here, if the appeals court says hey, no special master, could the president then take this all the way to the supreme court? >> theoretically, he could. that's his standard playbook. whether the court will accept it or not is another issue. but the court has been very deferential on process matters with this former president, even though not always ruling in his favor there is a good high probability he will try to run this up, because i think he will lose at the 11th circuit. >> speaking of the supreme court and process matters, john dean, the supreme court today denied the former president's request to stop the release of his tax records. does the former president h