mark matters in doha. welcome mark. so what were the key ingredients of argentina success will if we think back to the start of the tournament, they lost their opening game to saudi arabia. in one of the big will cup shocks, but they recover from that and they showed resilience throughout the rest of the tournament and a touch of class against the netherlands in the quarter finals. they're wanting to nail somehow the dutch made it back to, to, to, but argentina stuck together. and when a penalty shoot out in that on the, didn't exactly the same in the final against france. it was an epic, epic match, a little messy. well, he was named player the tournament and he's finally got his hands on that will trophy. it was the one big honor missing from his glittery c v. i. some france and fans fought their way back into this game. force it to penalties but lost in the end. so what is his last main form? well i think it goes to prove that it is incredibly difficult to retain the world cook trophy only brazil in 1962 and italy in 19 thirties have done it now. obviously france were hit by a virus in the week, and i think you could see that in the game for the 1st 70 minutes. they just had no energy whatsoever. they somehow got back into it, killing him back, maybe coming or in the 2nd man to score hattrick in a wilcock final than in the end. it wasn't enough. and the coach dear de sharp. i was in the press conference afterwards and he said look, argentina at the deserved witness to have you think this tournament will be remembered? well, football wise, it was a great tournament. we had a record number of goals, 172. and arguably, we had the greatest final, the welcome as ever seen, but of us he, off the field, there were lots of controversies, migrant workers dying building the stadiums. allegations katara bought the rights to host a tournament in the 1st place which they deny. there was also the arm band ferrara, where captains wanted to wear rainbow arm bands in support of diversity, but, but were banned from doing so. all in all the guitars will see this is a success. i think they will bid for the olympics next. but maybe the recurring image of this will cope will be leonor messy. lifting the trophy with an arab robe around his shoulders, he looks slightly uncomfortable wearing it. he was sort of forced to wear it by the fee for president and the emir of cutter. that shot of tells you who is in control, of course, messy place for police sanji man, who are owned by carter about mark, mark matters and carter. so how has this so woke up when been received in argentina as you dish packs. there were cheers, tears as thousands poured into the streets to celebrate the countries 1st, when in the world cup since 1986. 0, they came by the thousands to the capital. the streets of when was iris a wash in a sea of blue and white and smiling faces? there were singing, cheering, dancing, and no shortage of tears running under. i'm 41 years old and we suffered in the 1990 championship watching this world cup with my children. it was something wonderful. i argentine a loss to west germany in the 1990 final. the country's last world cup, when was 36 years ago that was with football legend, diego merit donna. ah, leff, i'm back fantastic. it's the 3rd world cup i've seen, but it's really the 1st one i've had with my daughters. and we've decided to come here because i think it's a historic moment as he gave us. yes, the game was a nail biter until the very end. when argentina dethr

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who is in control, of course, messy place for police sandra, man, who are owned by carter about mark, mark matters and carter. and in argentina, there were cheers and tears as thousands poured onto the streets to celebrate the country's 1st world cup. when since 1996. 0, they came by the thousands to the capital. the streets of when i was iris a wash in a sea of blue and white and smiling faces. there were singing, cheering, dancing, and no shortage of tears. no wonder i'm 41 years old and we suffered in the 1990 championship watching this world cup with my children. it was something wonderful. i argentine a loss to west germany in the 1990 final. the country's last world cup, when was 36 years ago that was with football legend, diego merit donna. ah, leff, i'm back, fantastic. it's the 3rd well top i've seen, but it's really the 1st one i've had with my daughters here. and we've decided to come here because i think it's a historic moment as he gave us. yes, the game was a nail biter until the very end. when argentina dethroned former champions, france in a penalty shoot out so many in arg

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going on, we have to spend well, we are like that, and yours is doing well 295 day er today we mark not mark we markust mark how is the russian-ukrainian war going on, it is going on longer but we mean now a large-scale invasion that started a new countdown for us for this happened to the world 295 days ago, and in february, maybe the year will come to an end soon, how is the war going on? now, let's start with the morning roll call at three o'clock. of boris johnson, of course , it has been forgotten for so long, and the full-scale invasion is ongoing, some new heroes are appearing in us, on our front and on the international front. well, boris johnson also invested a lot , contributed to the fact that ukraine resisted russian aggression and here they decided to give boris johnson a listen, well, of course, he didn't become a rapper there, but they edited a melody from his performances. and good day everybody , this phrase of his is edited into some melody, you see , he liked it, he danced along with his foot so in time , he tapped so that good day everybody good morning everybody whether it is a g

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i'll show you what i mean in a a new segment called "mark kelly or mark kelley?" ♪ is it markkelley oh yeah ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: you guys wrote an intro song for this? [ light laughter ] >> okay, let's take a look at the differences between mark kelly and me, mark kelley first up, mark kelly is an astronaut. meanwhile, mark kelley is a sick-ass bassist [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: when did you make all -- when did you make all these graphics >> up next mark kelly has a twin brother. meanwhile, mark kelley is a sick-ass bassist [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: please stop saying "sick-ass. >> jimmy, stop interrupting me it's very rude [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you interrupted me >> it's my time to shine everyone's been talking about this cool, bald astronaut senator with my name, and i'm tired of it. i've always been the cool mark kelley, and, now, this dude comes along and steals my thunder. i'm hurt, and i'm scared [ laughter ] and i'd appreciate it if you'd let me have this one tiny thing, okay? >> jimmy: jeez, i'm sorry, mark i didn't realize you were so upset abou

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this is gb news time for mark steyn with mark dolan . mark steyn with mark dolan. isn't it great to have polly back ? britain isn't working back? britain isn't working quite literally. a new from the institute for public policy research has found that more people are off sick from work in the uk than at any time since record began and that long covid whatever that is. and mental health conditions are some of the biggest reasons why the number of working age adults who are out of the labour has risen to two and a half million. meanwhile, youth unemployment is up as well, with research . the up as well, with research. the excellent city and guilds in their youth misspent report revealing that 13% of 18 to 24 year olds, a company and wait for it a further 3% are economically inactive. again down to issues like health . down to issues like health. that's almost a million young adults out of work and out of education across the uk. almost a million. meanwhile, 25% of young people feel turned from working for life altogether, with almost 10. that's too hundred and 27,000

this is gb news time for mark steyn with mark dolan . mark steyn with mark dolan. isn't it great to have polly back ? britain isn't working back? britain isn't working quite literally. a new from the institute for public policy research has found that more people are off sick from work in the uk than at any time since record began and that long covid whatever that is. and mental health conditions are some of the biggest reasons why the number of working age adults who are out of the labour has risen to two and a half million. meanwhile, youth unemployment is up as well, with research . the up as well, with research. the excellent city and guilds in their youth misspent report revealing that 13% of 18 to 24 year olds, a company and wait for it a further 3% are economically inactive. again down to issues like health . down to issues like health. that's almost a million young adults out of work and out of education across the uk. almost a million. meanwhile, 25% of young people feel turned from working for life altogether, with almost 10. that's too hundred and 27,000

we got inside -- some insight from mark dowding. mark: it was an orderly reaction.f the pivot we are seeing from the boj here, the fact that they are increasing on urges is in q1 and kuroda has been careful in his language has helped to keep a lid on asset price moves today and i do think they will defend that 50 basis point ceiling aggressively for the next few weeks but ultimately from our active we feel this is all about the data. alix: let's get more insight from james at hubie x. where's the downside? how low can this go? >> it can go off below. we have a short build up looking through the balance data it has been the biggest extension of data that has been short-term for nonresidents, dovetailing with other data that we can see like the positioning report that shows for example asset managers having had their largest short ever over the last six months or so. it's just begun to be cut back a bit, but we have got a long ways to go in terms of taking it off. and at this point of the year it's very difficult for investors to make decisions or change things a lot,

. >> we know a little bit about mark's community from some things in the gospel itself. mark's audience reads greek and not aramaic. markays has to explain the aramaic phrases that jesus uses. >> (dramatized): taking her by the hand, he said to her, "talitha cumi," which means, "little girl," "i say to you, arise." >> mark is written for a jewish- christian audience living somewhere outside the homeland, and thus reflecting on the events of the first revolt, from that vantage point. >> narrator: mark's audience may have watched roman soldiers parading through the streets, bearing plunder stolen from the temple. they would certainly have seen, even been forced to use, the coins that depicted the terrible defeat. >> mark is clearly reflecting on the destruction of the temple as part of his understanding of the signicance of the life and death of jesus. >> narrator: in mark's story, jesus predicts that the temple will be destroyed because it has been desecrated. >> jesus is standing against the temple in mark's gospel. and mark wants us to understand that that's significant to why he must die and whjerusalem will be destro

mark ansell ou will that is to the party. mark ansell you will of _ that is to the party. mark? i think the only leverage is _ russians to stand down? i think the only leverage is reverses _ russians to stand down? i think the only leverage is reverses on - russians to stand down? i think the only leverage is reverses on the - only leverage is reverses on the battlefield. right now both sides are far apart. the ukrainians have puts out maximalist requirements which is not unreasonable. considering they were invaded. the russians have refused to consider withdrawals. at some point, we hope that the ukrainians will be strong enough and gained enough on the battlefield that the russians might be willing to consider offers that right now they would not consider. mark real good tabby programme thanks forjoining us. ii mark real good tabby programme thanks forjoining us.— thanks for “oining us. i i want to talk about— thanks forjoining us. i i want to talk about a _ thanks forjoining us. i i want to talk about a connected - thanks forjoining us. i i want to talk about a connected but

mark: i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg's "first word news." in russia, unofficial reiterated that the country remains open to talks. according to the associated press, the ukrainian official says his battle loss is up to 13,000 troops. the eu has agreed to put a price cap on russian oil at $60 per barrel. the move is expected to pave the way for a wider deal. the price is higher than where russia sells most of its crude. one of the main aims is to keep russian oil flowing to global markets but it is less generous than an earlier proposal after pressure from poland. in the united states, president biden has signed a bill that averts a freight will strike. it imposes a labor agreement. we spoke to the labor secretary. >> there are provisions in the contract, it was not a bad contract. a 25% increase, a split on health care. they were able to get work rules changes, three unpaid days off. the issue of sick time, the companies need to sit down to have a serious conversation about two issues. mark: president biden called the deal a victory for work

now it's back to mark steyn with mark dolan . mark dolan. good evening. the problem with this whole woke thing is that these illiberal, hard left bullies who are seeking to destroy free speech and peddling toxic ideas like critical race theory and gender ideology, claim to wear the cloak of kindness , the fig leaf behind kindness, the fig leaf behind which they hide . is being nice . which they hide. is being nice. amazingly, these vicious thugs have managed to monopolise the moral high ground. but be clear that the bekind crowd are anything but. i that the bekind crowd are anything but . i tweeted this out anything but. i tweeted this out on monday and it went viral. i think it touched a nerve . i think it touched a nerve. i tweeted the following woke people on very nice . are they people on very nice. are they now.7 i people on very nice. are they now? i loved putting this tweet out because it brought the most delicious , ironic responses . in delicious, ironic responses. in other words, a stream of shocking personal and threatening abuse from the aforem

now it's back to mark steyn with mark dolan . mark dolan. good evening. the problem with this whole woke thing is that these illiberal, hard left bullies who are seeking to destroy free speech and peddling toxic ideas like critical race theory and gender ideology, claim to wear the cloak of kindness , the fig leaf behind kindness, the fig leaf behind which they hide . is being nice . which they hide. is being nice. amazingly, these vicious thugs have managed to monopolise the moral high ground. but be clear that the bekind crowd are anything but. i that the bekind crowd are anything but . i tweeted this out anything but. i tweeted this out on monday and it went viral. i think it touched a nerve . i think it touched a nerve. i tweeted the following woke people on very nice . are they people on very nice. are they now.7 i people on very nice. are they now? i loved putting this tweet out because it brought the most delicious , ironic responses . in delicious, ironic responses. in other words, a stream of shocking personal and threatening abuse from the aforem

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mark, meaning mark meadows, wants you to know that he knows you are loyal and he knows you will do the right thing tomorrow and that you are going to protect him and the boss, trump. you know, he knows we're all on the same team and we're all a family. do well. let me know how it goes. that's her lawyer provided by the white house telling her, mark, the chief of staff, her immediate boss, and the boss, the president of the united states, wants you to know, we're all on the same team and we're a family. barbara, that's right out of the godfather, telling the witness before a senate committee, you know what to do. >> yes, absolutely. i think it's very potentially a basis for a witness tampering violation. you have to show the person had a corrupt intent. that is, they intended to coach the person to lie. sometimes they can get around that by saying, vaguely, we knew the team just wanted to tell the truth. that's what we were all about. a jury would have to believe that that's what was going on here, that she was being coached to lie. even intimidated to lie because that's what her bosses wanted her to do. i think that a jury could reasonable find that based on these facts. perhaps there are others that could corroborate that. perhaps there are other witnesses who got that coaching who would be willing to testify to that fact. >> w

in short, they put it, that's why they mark- mark their equipment z eh, we and ow, and they put it likekind of victory it is for the truth and the brave, that's right is deciphered in the meantime taras berezovets found from the germans of fascist germany where they decorated with the same letters in the same way. that's how in berlin deutschland zik in alling on that's what this sign meant, but in reality everything turned out to be much easier to explain, just when editing this composition was accidentally turned over not so in the same letter and the back was completely completely different and yes yes now we will show you that it is already already fixed now everything is fine now yes i think and what is the interesting meaning well they decorated their capital with the initials of the ukrainian president aga tipa volodymyr oleksandrovich well, in any case, yesterday there was a heart in st. petersburg on which mariupol was written and this heart was installed, a big heart, and next to it another small one was installed the composition was on the courtyard square, it meant the broth

continue, we constantly mention some stories about how cities are cleaned, in principle, from those marks, markse imperial imperial e-e presence and after the fact that odesa took a very decisive step , finally removing this whole kateryna friend a and suvorov, the mayor of the city of kyiv, mr. klitschko, showed off a little about the fact that a lot of things in kyiv have been renamed and so on . to the bolshevik commander, or rather to such a er, such a semi, some of their legendary figures, then he was vanier in the center of kyiv, when will finally something be solved with it? to rely on fate and some chance a in fact, look, there is a difference between odesa and kyiv in that kyiv is the capital of ukraine. it is obvious and there are many monuments, including, in particular, the shchorsu monument, which is actually the property of the state and is on the balance sheet of the ministry of culture of ukraine, and accordingly, the city of kyiv we have already appealed to the ministry of culture to have it dismantled and, at our suggestion, be placed in the future in some museum because they w

mark, mark matters in catan. i was the when i received back in argentina. well, as you'd expect, there were cheers. hunch, tears as thousands bought into the streets to celebrate the country's 1st woke up when finch 1986. 0, they came by the thousands to the capital. the streets of when was iris a wash in a sea of blue and white and smiling faces? there was singing, cheering, dancing, and no shortage of tears. oh, what a good under. i'm 41 years old and we suffered in the 1990 championship watching this world cup with my children. it was something wonderful. oh, argentine lost to west germany in the 1990 final. that countries last world cup, when was 36 years ago, that was with football legend, diego merit donna. i've had back people. fantastic. it's the 3rd world cup i've seen, but it's really the 1st one i've had with my daughters. and we've decided to come here because i think it's a historic moment as he gave us. yes, the game was a nail biter until the very end. when argentina dethroned former champions, france in a penalty shoot out for many in argentina and fans around the world. this game was about one man, you know, messy. the 35 year old is considered by many to be the greatest player of all time, winning almost every trophy imaginable during his long career. now he's achieved his life goal and produced lifelong memories for thousands of argentinians along the way. ah, responded because reese is in the argentinian capital. but as iris you sense of space updates on the celebrations. argentina is said by an emotional earthquake to day. they happened as when no well got her days now and now a dream has come true for many of them. they're celebrating here and there is no getting around in the past few hours during the match. they have gone through joy. they've done deal through uncertainty and until the mid to end, they were just hanging in there until they finally won this world cup to night. when a site is going to be up on its feet, celebrating and tomorrow, pretty much everyone here tells me that they're not going to work to work. they want to continue the celebration. they want to welcome their team. and i want to just enjoy this moment pretty much everybody here says, this will be an endless summer of celebrations. and it's also the feel here on the street, on one side, it is always reporting what take a look now, at some more headlines up making news around the world will start in thailand where at least 31 sailors from the navy have gone missing at sea there warship was patrolling the gulf of thailand when it ran into strong tides late on sunday and sank, search and rescue operations full 75 seconds after the waters alive. lease in el paso in the u. s. state of texas are moving migrants out of public spaces. as temperatures fall below freezing the cities mass declared a state of emergency of hundreds of people across the border from mexico. i've been sleeping on the streets, negotiated with the you inspired diversity summit in montreal are said to be closing in on a historic agreement. it would be the most significant efforts. yes, to provide vital ego to protect vital ecosystems. safeguarding 30 percent of the world's land and simply deal would also promote agricultural reforms and help indigenous peoples maintain habitats. ukrainian 47 shot down at least 15 drones during the early morning attack on the capital. keith said the officials say critical infrastructure was hit with didn't give details. hours earlier video emerged, rushes defense minister sir guy show you bought in the inspecting russian troops and you crave. there is not clear where all when the footage was actually filmed, it's released comes ahead of vladimir person's 1st visit to neighboring bellow roofs, in years, russian president is due in minutes. later talks with alex and shanker or moscow bureau chief, you reverse chateau, joined me from reger where d w's bureau has been since being forced out of russia. you told me was expected from today's meeting between the russian and belgium soon leaders well, put in like a shank are very dependent on each other, both political and economically. but it's quite remarkable feel that the student is going to means, instead of saying, go to moscow this time. in previous years, it was the other way around. i came to put in several times a year. we remember the mass, protested bill, a, roost in 2020. when lucas shanker remained in power. obviously thanks to put him in, could not make terms to put in repeatedly lent his ally a helping hand with horns. and this time, however, the situation is likely to be different because put might ask the question of help . and that means for military help put in is running out of experience soldiers. they are all of the phone lines. and for this reason mobilized, men in russia meet new instructors who can give them basic military training. it may be that bill or was it military officers could play that role? right. let's turn to the reason to parents or visitor russian defense minister to russian ships, and you create a why her survey showing do gama. now swab, i don't know if chicago was really on the front lines in the food, it's published. some of her the shown feels agreed even though it's been tied. ukraine are, this has coast much speculation online, but at the end of last week, you mentioned that there was a remarkable visit by put into his more senior military commanders. and during that visit, put in said that he expected them to make proposals are for the short and medium term goals in the war. i want to put in manned by that is unclear. but what is clear is that a show he goes to visit to the front lines, or of obvious or alleged visit erm shortly thereafter, serves err propagandistic purpose. a show who is anxious to show that he is taking his role as a defense minister seriously and probably to improve the image of his ministry after many failures at the front. the uria russian media reporting that to have latimer putin is to make an important announcement as a defense ministry meeting this week. and what do you think we should expect? bearing in mind that he canceled his annual press conferences, you absolutely. the faxes put in, canceled his annual press conference of for the 1st line in over 20 years clearly means that things are not going well for him. are presumably the war and are too many uncomfortable questions for the russian president to answer. first and foremost, to the question about the objectives of the so called special military the ration in ukraine. what is the war is called russia still? are the question about of the extremely unpopular mobilization and also the bas drummel from care song which put in hasn't commented on. that is why it's possible that putin will take that between the 2. and now in some kind of road map on how russia will continue to pursue pursuit, it's obscure goals in ukraine, but it would also be quite different put, and apparently no longer wants to be seen as a war president in his own country. and he could start scoring political points now as a peace president with a positive domestic agenda, especially now just before the end of the year, at the upcoming holidays in russia. vogue about your europe, rosetta, and rigor. and we go to ukraine now and join. i corresponded to nick conley in te, welcome, nick a. let's start with this morning. so drone attack on key. what can you tell us? was pretty loud. he about 45 in the morning. the air raid attack warning was in place for a couple of hours. so lots people in care of basically having to choose between, you know, arriving at work today with some kind of sleep or sticking out if rosalind, in their sellers in their area shelters. that is definitely the kind of reality for people here. they're having to really make those choices and decide quite how dangerous it is for them or not. it seems like most of these drones these range may drones were destroyed. overall, the key of region that they're about $35.00 range according to cranial thirty's, which 30, they say we're knocked out. there hasn't been much. an impact on power was supplies for now. some did seemingly reached their targets. but when you look at the kind of what the expert saying here, they think it's more about the russians trying to work out where ukraine's air defenses are for potentially then more missile strikes in the days to come. we saw the same pattern last week with a small joint attack, followed by a bigger missile attack the following day. and also, this is just about wearing down ukraine's defenses. these drones are very cheap and they forced ukraine to use up expensive munitions for their defense systems. so this is something that just really is a problem longer term because it seems like russia has a pretty vast supply these ukranian drones. there was a little kind of dip in between. seemed like they were running out, but now they seem to be coming again. and it seems like russia can kind of, you know, repeat these kind of drone attacks day off today. and what's cave expecting from is some important statement, but vladimir from vladimir poaching that russian media site he's due to make was built some kind of head scratching him key of as to what's to come. i don't think they're expecting much in the way of kind of clear statement of intent. but the kind of broad, i'm kind of atmospherics mood music is a sense the bladder of which is in no way close to ending this war. he's not going to look for some kind of deal if it doesn't come at his terms. i think he'd be very willing to have some kind of ceasefire or to freeze the kind of front lines as they are now. if you crane or willing to kind of play along to his demands, but that's not going to happen. and we're seeing in said that russia is upping supplies of weapons from other countries and not just iran. i mean, there's also speculation that are on, on top drones would send ballistic missiles, but also speculation here and ukraine that russia is getting more from china, lots of russian military planes going to china seemingly coming back with something north korea. there is a sense here that this is for the long term that this is going to go on and on that this is gonna take more than just months and that they're gonna be more russians mobilized into rushes army as the months go on. speculation in western press, based on russian source, is that the russian need ship is willing to countenance deaths up to kind of 300000 . that was a figure there about a 100000 or roommates to have lost their lives already in this kind of 9 months. of war. so since that this is here for the long term, and this is of now about resilience, which side has the resources which side has the munitions and the kind of political will to keep going. and for now, i think the ukraine is the kind of preparing themselves for a mini mom wants to come and the russian side that is in no way willing to kind of bring this to an end. answer that nick, nick connelly and keith all this by the dangers with jester had about the key residents do seem determined to try and live a normal life that includes going to clubs and partying. as i report a max xander found out, there's no getting away from the fact that q is a city at work but sometimes it's important to try white here, the city continues were in the whole deal, neighbor. now this may seem like your ordinary residential street, but don't let yourself before. she was chuck over here. this is a massive generator that is connected to an actual club. write down that alley club, that right now is filling up with people. want to live in ordinary life via just for a couple of hours. let's have a look. the 11 p m curfew means it's an early start. to have come to party at hotel. this could be a grungy club, almost burned the world with advice. but it's not even 7 o'clock and it's already pretty busy. the main floor is filling up. it is a rare opportunity to dance, even if it's chilly. most you are keeping their coats on to those who have come. this is more than just a night out. but the bottom and i feel good. this is a life now. it's just the we already tired of reacting to muscles full in my mouth . city. people already tired of the war of this pain user can act. keeps us going. i feel good. i think all that i'm here, i'm and cave and i can see and hear all this in the media. yeah. missouri and the good they bought it there. but then, oh, so it seems this is a purely part of partying and cube at the moment. just seconds ago there was massive rave going on. now there's a power cut. the big generator outside soon does its work, though and we had downstairs where there's at different by oh my oh, chris gotta wraps about the war and ukrainian identity like the economy. a make love but not to moskowitz. that's my philosophy. i down. it's so loud. we have to talk. yeah that i shaw wasn't got. i believe that music is a powerful force that can influence not only people's moods, but also your feelings during the war. that's why you should sing when it has really, if you need to speak must be why need to shout 8 but not be silent, but they're not going to chad the animals. chad, just somebody, just those are your thoughts on which are the will the other to me i served in the military for a year. so i understand how important it is for the people that there's music that inspires them to live on, is at the dodge. so just imagine days ago these people were sheltering because the russians were attacking key with rockets. and today they say they need to go out. they need to feel happy. they need to celebrate a little bit, live a little bit, and to be honest, feels good to see that. mike xander and keith i to a couple of other stores making news around the world. to to basil on mosque has launched a poll asking uses whether he should step down as c e o tweeting that he will abide by the result. a platform hass in celtic changer since he completed his $4.00 to $4000000000.00 takeover in october about 3 hours to go just over 57 percent say they wanted to go he circled his i mc states as it carried out a deadly bomb attack on a police convoy in iraq, security officials, at least 9 office kill, and 2 critically wounded in the back of the northern city of kirkuk. oh, french foreign ministry has condemned the deportation of palestinian french human rights lawyer, a seller ha. maury from israel. mister maurie was expelled to paris on sunday. the end of a lengthy judicial saga after israel accused him of being a member of a medicine group. he also french citizenship, but was born and raised in jerusalem, deported from his homeland. but salah ha, marie says that won't stop him advocating for palestinians. the human rights lawyer said his face and hands were carved for the entire journey to paris. that i foresee who being forced to leave my homeland. it's hard. it's not an easy feeling so. so people are for sale more. yeah. and it's a way to break our will to show generation of that. nobody can resist. israel. ha ha, ha ducky brewer. ha marie previously spent 7 years in prison for an alleged plot to assassinate a prominent rabbi. israel now also claims his involved in the popular front for the liberation of palestine, which israel classifies as a terror group. i terrorists sell a ha. marie has been expelled to france. he has french nationality, and after i deprived him of his residency, he has been expelled. we have 0 tolerance towards terrorists, and this terrorist is a member of the p l. f. p. m a. meet israel had held him murray without charge all convictions since march. he is always denied the charges against him. ha murray was born in east jerusalem and has been a resident of the city his whole life. but under in his railey law, his residency was revoked for a so called breach of allegiance. and likeness are holding palestinians from east jerusalem, which is really occupied in 1067. now this law, which we want to attack is a gives the minister of interior or the power to take away the residency status of their, of the, of the palestinians. mister islam. and they bought them on the basis of breach of allegiance to the state of israel. which is a completely contravene international law and israeli la ha, marie was still waiting for a hearing on his case when he was deported. his lawyers say they'll now focus on changing the law and bringing her murray home to the netherlands, which looked set to start the process of apologizing for its role in slavery. prime minister mark router is expected to address the topic in a speech today, though, it's not clear if the speech will include apology or that'll happen at a later date. the dutch funded the empire in the 16th and 17th centuries by enslaving around 600000 people from africa and other areas. and evidence of the country's history of exploitation is still apparent. when jennifer tosh walks through amsterdam, she sees her history on the walls. she is a direct descendant of people enslaved by the dutch. now she takes people on walks to show them the past that is hiding in plain sight. well, it's everywhere. i mean, where we're standing right now is at the heart of what's referred to as the golden benz, the wealthiest part of the city were the founders of the dutch east and west india company in society of serena's, where they lived. they had their mansions here, people like tosh, whose families come from in slave. people has spent decades pushing for an official apology for the past and the damage. it did.

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mark, mark matters and carter i was this when received your argentina? well, as you'd expect, there were cheers antaeus as thousands forwarded to the streets to celebrate the countries the 1st world cup, when since 1986. 0, they came by the thousands to the capital. the streets of when i was iris a wash in a sea of blue and white and smiling faces. there was singing, cheering, dancing, and no shortage of tears. no wonder i'm 41 years old and we suffered in the 1990 championship watching this world cup with my children. it was something wonderful. oh, argentine a loss to west germany in the 1990 final. the country's last world cup. when was 36 years ago, that was with football legend. diego merit donna. ah, ah, yeah. fantastic. fantastic. it's the 3rd well top i've seen, but it's really the 1st one i've had with my daughters. and we've decided to come here because i think it's a historic moment as he gave us. yes, the game was a nail biter until the very end. when argentina dethroned former champions, france in a penalty shoot out so many in argentina and fans around the world. this game was about one man, you know, messy. the 35 year old is considered by many to be the greatest player of all time, winning almost every trophy imaginable during his long career. now he's achieved his life goal and produced life long memories for thousands of argentinians along the way. ah, let go responded nichol reese is in the argentine capital by the sarah's sentence. this updates on the celebrations. argentina is said by an emotional earthquake today, they happened desiring to, well, god for days now, and now a dream has come through for many of them this celebrating here. and there's no getting around it. the past few hours during the match, they've gone for joy. they've gone, feel the throne certainty and unfilled the bit and they were just hanging in there until they find them. the one the world cop tonight when a site is, is going to be on its feet, celebrating and tomorrow, pretty much everyone here tells me that they're not going to want to work. they want to continue the celebration. they want to welcome that team and they want to just enjoy this moment pretty much everybody here says, this will be an endless summer of celebration. and that's also the appeal here on the 3, the one sided. because race reporting is take a look at some old stories making news around the world in thailand where at least one sailors from the countries navy have gone missing at sea. there was she was patrol in the gulf of thailand when it's at 9 strong tide. late on sunday and sank a search and rescue operations full $0.75 out of which is a live police in el paso. in the u. s. state of texas are moving migrants out of public spaces. as temperatures fall below freezing cities man has declared a state of emergencies. hundreds of people who cross the border from mexico. i've been sleeping on the streets. negotiators at the ends by our diversity summit in mon jolla said to be closing in on a historic agreement. it could be a would be the most significant effort yet to protect vital ecosystems, safeguarding 30 percent of the world's land and sees a deal would also promote i'm cultural reforms and help indigenous people maintain happy times that ukraine military forces say they shot down at least 15 drones during an early morning attack on the capital key. so the officials say critical infrastructure was hit, but didn't give details. hours earlier, a video emerged of russia's defense minister survey assure you reported me inspecting russian troops any cray, or is not clear where or when the footage was actually filmed. it's released comes ahead a lot of improvements 1st visit to neighboring bella luce, years. russian president is due in minsk later for talks with ruler alexander moscow bureau chief uri rosetta joined me from reger where our office has been since being forced out of russia. it only was expected from today's meeting between the rushman bellows in leaders or put in percussion color, very dependent on each other, both political and economically. but it's quite remarkable, fills and putin is going to means, instead of saying, go to moscow this time in previous years, it's worth of the other way around. i came to put in several times a year. we remember the mass protested bill, or routing 2020. when lucas shanker remained in power, obviously thanks to put him in economic terms to put in repeatedly lent his ally, look a shake where helping hand with you horns. and this time, however, the situation is likely to be different because putting might ask the question of help, and that means for military help put in is running out of experience soldiers. they are all of the front lines. and for this reason mobilized men in rush and meet new instructors who can give them basic military training. it may be that bill or osi and military officers could play that role. right. let's turn to the 3rd reason to parents or visitor russian defense minister to russian ships. and you create a why her survey showing do gama. now swab, i don't know if she gave was really on the front lines in the food. it published some of her the shown feels agreed even though it's been tied. ukraine, or this has coast much speculation online, but at the end of last week, you mentioned it. there was a remarkable visit by put in to his more senior military commanders. and during that visit, put in said that he expected them to make proposals are for the short and medium term goals in the war i would put in manned by that is unclear. but what is clear is that a show goes visit to the front lines, or of obvious or alleged visit erm. shortly thereafter, serves err propagandistic purpose. a chicago is anxious to show that he is taking his role as a defense minister seriously and probably to improve the image of his ministry after many failures at the front. no uria russian media reporting that to vladimir putin is to make an important announcement as a defense ministry meeting this week. and what do you think we should expect? bearing in mind that he canceled his annual press conference issue? absolutely, the facts as put in, canceled his annual press conference or for the 1st line in over 20 years clearly means that things are not going well for him. are presumably there war and are too many uncomfortable questions for the russian president to answer. first and foremost, to the question about the objectives of the so called special military duration in ukraine. what is the was caught in russia still are the question about the extremely unpopular mobilization and also the withdrawal from care song which put in hasn't commented on, or that is why it's possible that putin will take that. but you need a tooth. and now, and some kind of road map on how russia will continue to pursue pursuit. it's obscure goals in ukraine, but it would also be quite different. put in apparently no longer wants to be seen as a war president in his own country. and he could start scoring political points now as a peace president with a positive domestic agenda is special. now, just before the end of the year, at the upcoming holidays in russia, refurb about your europe, rosetta and rigor. annella's go to ukraine, where we can join our correspondent, nick connelly and keith at. welcome nick. let's start with this morning. so joan attack on keith. what can you tell us? well, lots of loud bangs in the skies, but key of ran for 5 in the morning local time. we think that was mostly anti aircraft, anti missile defense systems working there. and this by the standards of what we've seen in recent weeks, this wasn't particularly big, but i think just to get a sense of your people's lives here in care of this is just grinding people down. this is, you know, 3 hours of air defenses in the middle, the night before, the working week starts. this is just the normal people here having to decide whether or not to get up, whether to go to the sellers, whether to stay in bed or you know, pay attention to these alerts. so this is something it does get people exhausted and kind of constantly on edge, and it seems that ukraine's and t a drone anti missile systems have been fairly successful in knocking these out as we believe them to be arranged at the sky. there's not a huge impact on electricity, on other systems here and key of to day. but it is reminded that russia still has its capacity and still has lots of these drones left in terms of what they've achieved. while there's also the suspicion that some of this is also about working out where ukraine's defense is, are sending in smaller parties of drones to then send in more missiles in the days to come. so there's expectation of more there. and there's also just a part of this is about exhausting ukraine's defenders keeping them ready at all times and making them waste as many they're very expensive and limited missiles and munitions as possible with drones that are pretty cheap themselves. and one of this important statement that russian media, se vladimir putin is that do to make and what is key of expecting that well look to spit this kind of suspicion, lots of room or lots of speculation for now. nothing really kind of no one answer really kind of making people more convinced or not rather than others. i use different sense that put needs to come out and talk to russians after all those cancellations, all those kind of occasions where he's kind of shied away from talking to ordinary russians about what's going on here. why rochester doing so badly? but there is a sense from lots of also things that have kind of a trickle down through a different press articles that ross present is willing to countenance further and massive russian losses. ukrainians came about a 100000 russian soldiers have lost their lives already in ukraine. and here, there were numbers in the press, which means that the russian leadership says they're willing to basically, except for the 200000 bring that up 230-0000. so basically, the day in for the long haul, they're not about to shy away. now, and kind of pull back, given that things aren't going well, but there is definitely also a sense that, you know, very putin is going to keep on escalating and keep on trying to brow beat, trying to intimidate western countries with kind of the risks of escalation and hope that eventually they kind of draw down on their support for ukraine and who is expected in men's for talks with the beller russian leader, alexander lucas shanker and later his kiva preparing for a new russian advance from bowers that's obsolete, the $1000000.00 question. and did the border with dollars is about a 1000 clumps long. it's largely and defended in terms of kind of permanent structures, just fences and kind of mine fields, but nothing much more than that. and also this runs all along ukraine's northern border and, you know, busy all the perimeter heading to poland. so that's basically very, very difficult. defendant's already forced ukraine to pulls forces away from the east and the south. there will be needed there to continue with ukraine's advance is there. but for now it's still being seen as bit of a bluff as an attempt to try and distract ukraine. but if it's russell was were to start attacking crane again on the ground from below. that would be a major issue that's only a 100 kilometers away from where i'm hearing key of that is a constant risk and one that's going to be followed very closely. thank you for that, nick nick conway in keith all, despite the dangers we've just heard about, key residents seem determined to try and live a normal life, including going to clubs and partying. as our reporter mach xander found out, there's no getting away from the fact that he is a city at work but sometimes it's important to try white here. the city continues were in the po, deal, neighbor. now this may seem like your ordinary residential street, but don't let yourself before. she was chuck over here. this is a massive generator that is connected to an actual club breakdown that alley club that right now is filling up with people. want to live in ordinary life via just for a couple of hours. let's have a look. the 11 p m curfew means it's an early start. to have come to party at hotel. this could be a grungy club, almost, or in the world with advice. but it's not even 7 o'clock and it's already pretty busy. right? the main floor is filling up. it is a rare opportunity to dance, even if it's chilly, most you are keeping their coats on to those who have come. this is more than just a night out. but the bottom and i feel good. this is our life now. it's just the we already tired of reacting to muscles full in my mouth. city. people already tired of the war, less pain. music and art keeps us going. i feel good. i thank god that i'm here. i'm and cave and i can see and hear all this in the media. yeah. wasn't, wasn't that you wouldn't watch it there? but then, oh, so it seems, this is a purely part of partying and cube at the moment. just seconds ago there was massive rave going on. now there is a power cut the big generator outside soon does its work though. and we head downstairs where there's at different by oh my oh, chris gotta wraps about the war and ukrainian identity idea. coordinate a white glove, but not to moskowitz. that's what philosophy i down mclaughlin. it's so loud. we have to talk. yeah that i shaw was it got it. i believe the music is a power for force that can influence not only people's mood, but also your feelings during the war. that's why you should sing when it has really, if you need to speak, must be why me to shout 8 but not besides what they did not go to chad the on them of chad. just somebody azaleas of thought, which of the will be able to me, i served in the military for a year. so i understand how important it is for the people that there's music that inspires them to live on is at the dodge. so just imagine days ago these people were sheltering because the russians were attacking key with rockets. and today they say they need to go out. they need to feel happy. we need to celebrate a little bit live a little bit, and to be honest, feels good to see that that to the netherlands, which look set to start the process of apologizing for its role in slavery. by a minister mark router is expected to address the topic in a speech to day, or it's not clear whether the speech will include the apology or if that'll happen at a later date. the dutch of funder their empire in the 16th and 17th century, by enslaving around 600000 people from africa and other areas of evidence of the country's history of exploitation is still apparent. when jennifer tosh walked through amsterdam, she sees a history on the wall. it's tisa, derek, descendant of people enslaved by the dutch. now she takes people on walks to show them the past that is hiding in plain sight. well, it's everywhere. i mean, where we're standing right now is at the heart of what's referred to as the golden benz, the wealthiest part of the city, where the founders of the dutch east and west india company in society of sir anom, where they lived there. they had their mansions here, people like tosh, whose families come from enslaved. people has spent decades pushing for an official apology for the past and th

last six months, joining the conversation all morning long dagen mcdowell, todd piro, mark tepper, your reaction mark. mark: look, the economy is in bad shape when you have inflation growing at 7% year-over-year, wages are only growing at 5% that is what you call an erosion of people's quality of live, it is even worse, for lower and middle income consumers than higher income consumers we're seeing thats bifurcation when we think about economy fed doing a pretty good job so far on winning the war against inflation but whenever have there is a war there are casualties, okay? and in this situation, casualty is likely going to be demand destruction, going to lead to a recession. maria: we saw that in housing dagen seeing right now. dagen: housing hasn't seen the worst of it yet what you've seen a lot of pockets of housing is a seize seizure not putting homes on markets not putting apartments on market you have not seen real declines yet you could see home prices apartment prices fall, 30%, 40% in the new. dagen: what you will see the concern from jay powell at the federal reserve, trying to send this message,

mark a busy show tonight. it's mark dolan end for the great mark stein with tragic child deaths from strep a directly linked to lockdowns and with worrying statistics in the about the vaccine and young people is the covid consensus beginning to crumble .7 i'll ask a top analyst crumble? i'll ask a top analyst and number cruncher, ivor cummings . everyone's on strike. cummings. everyone's on strike. the country's broke, and our institutions are riven with toxic political correctness. is britain in long term decline ? britain in long term decline? i'll ask top historian david starkey live in the studio . as starkey live in the studio. as police escort, just stop oil protesters and laugh and joke with them all along the way. what can be done about woke policing? we'll speak to a no nonsense former top cop and head of royal protection dai davies . of royal protection dai davies. who makes the coppers in the sweeney look positively gentle ? sweeney look positively gentle? and in my monologue , i'm not and in my monologue, i'm not pulling my punches, folks. the city of oxford goes communist. we've got reaction from

mark a busy show tonight. it's mark dolan end for the great mark stein with tragic child deaths from strep a directly linked to lockdowns and with worrying statistics in the about the vaccine and young people is the covid consensus beginning to crumble .7 i'll ask a top analyst crumble? i'll ask a top analyst and number cruncher, ivor cummings . everyone's on strike. cummings. everyone's on strike. the country's broke, and our institutions are riven with toxic political correctness. is britain in long term decline ? britain in long term decline? i'll ask top historian david starkey live in the studio . as starkey live in the studio. as police escort, just stop oil protesters and laugh and joke with them all along the way. what can be done about woke policing? we'll speak to a no nonsense former top cop and head of royal protection dai davies . of royal protection dai davies. who makes the coppers in the sweeney look positively gentle ? sweeney look positively gentle? and in my monologue , i'm not and in my monologue, i'm not pulling my punches, folks. the city of oxford goes communist. we've got reaction from

well, now it's time for mark steyn standing mark dolan . steyn standing mark dolan. ere is no stand in for polly medhurst who returns in an hours medhurst who returns in an hour's time . an absolute tragedy hour's time. an absolute tragedy is playing out in the english channel. the telegraph report that four people died this morning after a small boat thought to be carrying nearly 50 migrant s ran into difficulties. 43 migrants were rescued . the 43 migrants were rescued. the operation involving up to ten in engush operation involving up to ten in english and french . more than 30 english and french. more than 30 of those rescued were pulled from the water after apparently in at the sand jetty halfway . in at the sand jetty halfway. france and britain . we france and britain. we understand that some of survivors are still fighting for their lives in hospital . a their lives in hospital. a reminder, if you it that notwithstanding fact that the law is being broken these migrant journeys across perilous. and at the moment icy patch of water is a humanitarian crisis . wha

in 202022. 2020 as we get ready for the new year, let's bring in our panel, mark tism and kimberly ap and josh and mark. marks best and worse for the president of 2022? >> every year i do my best and ten worst columns. that was from there. it was very hard because joe biden is the worst president in my lifetime. he reverted a crippling rail strike and did a passed the first bipartisan gun legislation in decade. he secured the extradition and killed 190 americans. and the leader of isis and syria. he once supported finland -- to join the nato alliance. those are not small things. they don't weight weighs the bad he did. those are significance accomplishments that the president did this year. >> >> >> some >> >> >> pushbacks because ofe election results. he did have some big issues including the borders and the numbers are staggering. 617,000 total migrants encountered in the past 90 days. 186 expelled under title 42. 430,000 released into the country and 240,000 not away. they saw them but didn't stop them. those are massive numbers, josh. >> those are huge numbers and immigration is one of the biggest vulner

that was the w is mark meadows reporting for us from doha, at the world cup. 2 more big matches to go this weekend. everybody is very excited . mark, thank you so much. we know you'll be falling all the action and that's the latest on dw news. this our up next is sports life. i marina, i'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour for me and the entire news team here in berlin. thanks for watching. as you go to this is with also graham.

mark, so you know, you ask why washington won't stop the reckless spending, because they are fine with people unemployed getting paid by government. mark: they will vote democrat, right any wealth devices america i remember making 100,000 dollars a year was american dream now you can sit at home on your couch, and milk unemployment system 80 grand a year in 14 states if you think about biden's america seems two opposite ends of the spectrum you have people sitting sat home milking the unemployment system the other end spectrum the people fighting inflation. it hurts so much they are working multiple jobs to try to make ends meet, neither of those is good for us as a society or an economy when you are disincentivizing people giving 100,000 dollars a year to remain unemployed they are going to be to do exactly that going to remain unemployed not going to try to go out and find gainful employment when compensating them handsomely again not something good for economic growth in short turmoil or long term. maria: especially when you look at productivity, productivity down part of the reason is all free stuff, we are zeroing in on that much more ahead this morning coming up how markets are moving as we look to this week's o housing inflation data, a we can 1 ee a week and a half before year is up you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ the savior is born, the savior is born ♪ . go! only pay for what you need. jingle: liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. at walmart, save on thousands of gifts for everyone on your list. the savings are here all month long. plus get delivery on your gifts in as fast as one hour, right up to christmas eve. shop walmart online or in-store today. maria: welcome back. stocks are mixed this tuesday morning after yesterday's retreat the dow industrials right now down a fractionly 24 points s&p down 10 nasdaq lower by 62 yesterday down at worst better than 300 closed down about 162 stocks closed at lowest level since n november 9 joining me right now crossmark chief market strategists victoria fernandez great to o see you thanks so much for being here what are you expecting into 2023? how are you positioned. >> yes, i think going to being from year you have the but also and baers that can make an argument here as to what they think is going to happen, when talking day clients really setting them up for slower growth mentality into 2023. we think earnings is going to be key now that we've got past some fed meetings don't have another fed meeting until a couple months into the year you were talking maria about productivity earlier, when you've got companies having to lower prices, pay more on wages, because of the labor shortage we have you were discussing productivity not there earnings are going to take a hit we think that is going to be what leads the market in the new year we a are anticipating, a small recession probably around the middle of 2023, so with that in mind, we think you need to have really a balanced portfolio you are not going in, and trying to get that grand slam you are really going in trying to just go one base at a time have a mixture of some value stocks s, cyclicality in portfolio do home, work be selective. maria: we are waiting on final read of third quarter gdp out thursday then the november personal index on friday want to talk about what worked in 2022 may work in 2023 earlier looking at tech, versus energy, and man oh, man what difference you've got amazon down 50% this year, meta down better than 60%, this year. then you look at a stock like exxonmobil or chevron up 40 -- 65% on the year do we see a repeat of that how does that change in '23? >> so a i don't think you are going to see reverse happen i put a loft analysts coming out saying all tech names that have come down jump in those names you are going to see is a reversal next year would i be very cautious to do that we are still in same setup that we've been in we still have high inflation, we still have central banks that are raising rates i mean bank of japan last kind of hold anchor on yields we saw that go up overnight i think you are going to continue to be in the same situation so i wouldn't make a big shift just because we're going into a new year. if you are a longer term investor you want to kind of dollar average your way in to some tech names that have gotten hit tremendously, fine be careful amazon is going to face same headwind they faced last month going to face those next month energy, look. we still have a lot of geopolitical issues going on i think you still have support of energy names going forward so i wouldn't eliminate those from portfolio i think we might see more of the is a same going into 2023 least beginning of year. maria: bank of japan doubled coop on 10-year yield from 25 to 50 basis points markper jump in yen rallied stock market in japan sold off mark jump in. mark: more hawkishness from countries outside u.s. that happens when there is inflationary times. i have a question for victoria because right now i think consensus is 220 dollars in earnings for this year. subsequence also expects about 6% earnings growth for 2023. i am not sure this is a going to happen i would love to hear your take do you think in 2023 earnings will go up or down? will we be higher or lower than 220 expected for this year? >> yeah, i am not sure i am giving you an exact number but going to tell you i wouldn't be surprised to see us go lower than 220. do we go all the way down to 200? some analysts are saying that. we have a little bit of debate going on within our investment committee on how low that goes i think probably closer to 200, than we are to 220, look. you have s&p close o below 20 day low tells you bear market is in play, now do we go back to the lows completely? i mean i don't have the

mark@gbnews.uk next thoughts. mark@gb news.uk next up, thoughts. marks is the up, my malt meets guest is the widely liked and respected former of the lib dems, former leader of the lib dems, tim farron will talk about his career and what he thinks the lib dems can do at the next general election . but next up, general election. but next up, it's my take at ten and we've got a very spicy topic for you. it's about england , who i think it's about england, who i think did a brilliant job at the world cup. they please. cup. yes, they did. please. please please. time, leave please please. next time, leave your politics in the dressing room. that's my take it ten. and it's next. shortly . it's 10:00. and it's10:00. and this is mark it's 10:00. and this is mark dolan's tonight's my mark meets guest is the popular and respected former lib dem leader tim farron . he tells his story tim farron. he tells his story shortly in the news agenda with my panel . all face tattoos my panel. all face tattoos a step too far and a half. christmas markets had their day. do yo

should be allowed to strike then the lgbt q plus plus exclamation market summation mark question mark agendais summation mark question mark agenda is to be taught to children without their parents consent. and finally dishing it out with annabel croft . first out with annabel croft. first out with annabel croft. first out the news with nailsea . hello out the news with nailsea. hello there. good evening . i'm bethany there. good evening. i'm bethany elsie in the gb newsroom, eurostar says it's been to cancelits eurostar says it's been to cancel its services . london on cancel its services. london on boxing day because the rmt strikes will close the uk's high speed. strikes will close the uk's high speed . the announcement comes speed. the announcement comes more than 40,000 union members strike for a third time this week following . an ongoing week following. an ongoing dispute over pay conditions. rmt leader mick lynch says little progress has been made during negotiations but that he believes a compromise is achievable. more industrial action planned for tomorrow . a action planned for tomorrow. a man from

mark@gbnews.uk next thoughts. mark@gb news.uk next up, thoughts. marks is the up, my malt meets guest is the widely liked and respected former of the lib dems, former leader of the lib dems, tim farron will talk about his career and what he thinks the lib dems can do at the next general election . but next up, general election. but next up, it's my take at ten and we've got a very spicy topic for you. it's about england , who i think it's about england, who i think did a brilliant job at the world cup. they please. cup. yes, they did. please. please please. time, leave please please. next time, leave your politics in the dressing room. that's my take it ten. and it's next. shortly . it's 10:00. and it's10:00. and this is mark it's 10:00. and this is mark dolan's tonight's my mark meets guest is the popular and respected former lib dem leader tim farron . he tells his story tim farron. he tells his story shortly in the news agenda with my panel . all face tattoos my panel. all face tattoos a step too far and a half. christmas markets had their day. do yo

should be allowed to strike then the lgbt q plus plus exclamation market summation mark question mark agendais summation mark question mark agenda is to be taught to children without their parents consent. and finally dishing it out with annabel croft . first out with annabel croft. first out with annabel croft. first out the news with nailsea . hello out the news with nailsea. hello there. good evening . i'm bethany there. good evening. i'm bethany elsie in the gb newsroom, eurostar says it's been to cancelits eurostar says it's been to cancel its services . london on cancel its services. london on boxing day because the rmt strikes will close the uk's high speed. strikes will close the uk's high speed . the announcement comes speed. the announcement comes more than 40,000 union members strike for a third time this week following . an ongoing week following. an ongoing dispute over pay conditions. rmt leader mick lynch says little progress has been made during negotiations but that he believes a compromise is achievable. more industrial action planned for tomorrow . a action planned for tomorrow. a man from

made it public actually what does it look like with these marks, now you will see a map of europe and every such mark, every speck of light is markedon it, this is a russian organization, some kind of cultural ugh, which operates in europe, in eastern, central, western europe, you can just look at them in total, there are almost 900 organizations and 90 countries of the world, and by the way, france is still not the biggest there, by the way, in this video, the presenter then said about what you know hello, i’m, well, hello, when addressing this french woman of ukrainian origin, they will say i after all, i agree with our expert that it is not necessary to ban all russians. and we have our expert political scientist mykhailo basarab, mr. mykhailo. good morning before we discuss the results of the kyiv security forum, which was very full and interesting. ukrainian embassies all over europe receive some kind of fragments of the bodies of animals killed, some eyes just taken out of dogs there, i don't know how. such absolutely painful ideas well here of course you can uh emotionally talk for a very long time compare and give some exam

mark dolan. my mark dolan. my thanks to ray addison , who my thanks to ray addison, who returns in an hour's time . returns in an hour's time. welcome to mark dolan tonight. my welcome to mark dolan tonight. my big opinion monologue in just a moment. there are powerful forces at work to reverse brexit. they must not prevail. we haven't come this far to give up our sovereignty now . my mark up our sovereignty now. my mark mates guest is the highly respected ex—tory mp said gerald howarth , a brilliant character howarth, a brilliant character and we'll be talking brexit, immigration , the economy and his immigration, the economy and his lifelong admiration for the armed forces in the big question could smaller parties like reform uk and richard tice, the handsome devil that he is, decide the outcome of the next election ? we'll debate that with election? we'll debate that with two good friends of mine and widdecombe and vince cable in the news agenda with my excellent panel. should the army step in to prevent strike chaos after a school bans trips to the baths during lessons? is going to the loo. a human rights . and to the loo. a human right

let us did you mark mark asked us over the bowl. aetna is constantly creating new craters book, a new ova is the youngest of the 4 craters on the summit. it appeared in 1968 to the west of the central crater cone. mm mm. unlike the volcanoes of the bay of naples, aetna is situated at the crossroads of several tectonic plates. it's in contact not only with the eurasian, and african plates. also with the micro plates of the geranium and ione, and sees these geological confrontations produce huge quantities of magma which in turn generate intense activity. the magma is relatively fluid, and the gas bubbles move freely. therefore they rise to the surface quicker than the magnetic fluid. in contrast, the magma within vesuvius and the flu, rhian fields is much more viscous. this means it's harder for the gas bubbles to escape, causing a build up of pressure. this could generate explosive eruptions with huge destructive power. the prevailing theory to date has been that in the case of mount etna, small gas bubbles merged to make larger ones. these rise in the vents faster than the mach matic

mark dolan. my mark dolan. my thanks to ray addison , who my thanks to ray addison, who returns in an hour's time . returns in an hour's time. welcome to mark dolan tonight. my welcome to mark dolan tonight. my big opinion monologue in just a moment. there are powerful forces at work to reverse brexit. they must not prevail. we haven't come this far to give up our sovereignty now . my mark up our sovereignty now. my mark mates guest is the highly respected ex—tory mp said gerald howarth , a brilliant character howarth, a brilliant character and we'll be talking brexit, immigration , the economy and his immigration, the economy and his lifelong admiration for the armed forces in the big question could smaller parties like reform uk and richard tice, the handsome devil that he is, decide the outcome of the next election ? we'll debate that with election? we'll debate that with two good friends of mine and widdecombe and vince cable in the news agenda with my excellent panel. should the army step in to prevent strike chaos after a school bans trips to the baths during lessons? is going to the loo. a human rights . and to the loo. a human right

mark . news. now let's get back to mark. ma thanks, bethany. we'll see you in an hour's time. welcome to the final markf the final mark dolan tonight of the year . big the final mark dolan tonight of the year. big stories, big guests and big opinions. we going out with a bang in the news agenda with my panel . as news agenda with my panel. as the military shiver in unheated poorly maintained this winter. do brits take the armed forces for granted. following an almighty round at m.a. is it wrong to eat tea after 11? and what about the all day breakfast? what are your eating rules when it comes to a timetable and the clock plus we've got tomorrow's papers at exactly 30 sharp with full panel and my mark meets guest. it's the booking of the year. and my mark meets guest. it's the booking of the year . the the booking of the year. the most famous man in the world and arguably the most important since in a world exclusive . since in a world exclusive. father christmas is in the studio at 10:15. keep the kids up. they will love it if they're in bed. play it back to them tomorrow. they won't want to miss it. l

mark . news. now let's get back to mark. ma thanks, bethany. we'll see you in an hour's time. welcome to the final mark of the final mark dolan tonight of the year . big the final mark dolan tonight of the year. big stories, big guests and big opinions. we going out with a bang in the news agenda with my panel . as news agenda with my panel. as the military shiver in unheated poorly maintained this winter. do brits take the armed forces for granted. following an almighty round at m.a. is it wrong to eat tea after 11? and what about the all day breakfast? what are your eating rules when it comes to a timetable and the clock plus we've got tomorrow's papers at exactly 30 sharp with full panel and my mark meets guest. it's the booking of the year. and my mark meets guest. it's the booking of the year . the the booking of the year. the most famous man in the world and arguably the most important since in a world exclusive . since in a world exclusive. father christmas is in the studio at 10:15. keep the kids up. they will love it if they're in bed. play it back to them tomorrow. they won't want to miss it.

mike: mark. mark: there's a chance to do something. there are even democrats who are against censorship and for the first amendment right for the american people. see if they can come up with compromise and get through both chambers. not sure it will happen but i think there is a chance there. i think there's enough on both sides that are outraged by this that you could see something. mike: you're saying there's a chance. to battleground georgia, gentlemen, your thoughts on the critical stage in the runoff, brad. >> i would rather be raphael warnock than herschel walker. walker's donors appear to be backing out in the last minute. herschel walker certainly has a lot of problems he's faced over struggles and everything. but raphael warnock is a good senator, he's running on two years of solid record. he has energy enthusiasm. his people are hitting the ground running. record turnout of all elections in georgia and good chunk of that was african-american voters. democrats feel good. it is going to be close. it'll be close right up to ele