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mikhail now has his own place to sleep, thanks to the charity buttle uk.dford. i couldn't afford a bed with the money i was getting. mikhail was obviously keeping me up all night, kicking. i was just surviving on two hours sleep. so obviously i was getting poorly with myself, feeling like i shouldn't be a mum and stuff because my children were going without what they needed. the charity says it is given beds to 13,000 children over the past two years and believes there are many thousands more effect that. the boys are really wanting to get back out to play... teacher becks wilson spends much of her free time delivering beds, duvets and pyjamas to children in leeds. today she is dropping beds off to three brothers, like children too tired to learn, a familiar story. if you look behind you, we've got some brand—new beds coming so that each of you have your own bed. it's typical of all our referrals that we have with the lack of furniture and things. no space for storage and those kind of things. it's quite typical. where are the children here sleeping? at th

joining me now is a mikhail a bush us he's an editor with a russian service and he's been following the story we go welcome now you mike of ski and several other journalists who've been detained what more can you tell us. well i think the whole scale of the crackdown is only visible when you think that as for now at least ten journalists from four different belorussian media outlets has been either questioned or detained or all this together so it's all on the grounds of the fact that someone illegally read news from the paid segment of a state news agency five persons are still in custody and the investigators came yesterday to our man. because ski and his wife later told us that the investigators took all the gadgets they could. find even from his daughter so. the same happened to all the journalist. questioned or detained so you might imagine that all the information these journalists might have is now in the hands of investigators who mind intercepted it and if you try to cover and protect your sources now it means forget about it now but that is stealing news from the state agency

most of the film festival cinemas are also in the old town district swiss journalist mikhail's then house has been reporting on the film festival for over three decades he appreciates that he can always find a quiet spot to write his review after watching a film. this is paradise you can go in and chant a garden like that it's just magical this it'll put you right back into the movie leisure time for. another movie theater is in a converted school building. photographer marco abrams has his next shoot and the custom of these continue built in the middle ages. the north wing has undergone extensive renovation. the at once housed a monastery school this is where the film festivals major gullas are held. marco abrams likes to photograph people from the international film industry in the medieval cloisters he's been chronicling the film festivals development in his books a photo since about two thousand and eight the man your thoughts about agnes and a place to take pictures with the lights great and there are some excellent perspectives while i've taken more photos here than anywhere else wh

twenty three seed from south korea crashed out in three sets he was beaten by world number eighty four mikhail. are going to talk about some flying fish now the u.s. state of utah has revealed its latest method for replacing trout stocks in its high mountain lakes a take a look what you're seeing here a fish being dropped from a specially fitted airplane from about fifty meters above the water now despite the likely shot for the fish experts say that more than ninety five percent of them survive the fall and they say it's less stressful than the traditional method a long horseback ride in sloshing containers up a mountain trail. all right you're up to date with news i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day i hope to see that. nico is in germany to learn german. polish beneath. why not learn with him online on the mobile and free pass for a v.w. dealer in course nico speak. the world.

mikhail was keeping me up all night, kicking. i was surviving on two hours sleep.vering beds, duvets and pyjamas to children in leeds. if you look behind you, we have got some brand—new beds coming in, so each of you have your own bed. it is typical of all our referrals that we have with the lack of furniture and things. children sleeping in rooms, in spaces like this, on a mattress on the floor. no space for storage and those kind of things. it is quite typical. where are the children here sleeping? at the moment there are three in here and then there is one in with mum in the other room. back in bradford, something as basic as a bed has made a big difference to family life. in reality, it is only alleviated some of sarah‘s worries. i want my children to do well and stuff. finances and poverty are stopping that. there are quite a lot of bright children that are living in property and could go a long way in life, but poverty is stopping them. sarah khan speaking there to our reporter anna crossley. with me is anna feuchtwang foysht —wang, chair of end child poverty

so in the old town district swiss journalist mikhail's then hauser has been reporting on the film festival for over three decades he appreciates that he can always find a quiet spot to write his review after watching a film. doesn't seem this is paradise you can enchanted garden like that it's just magical it's just put you right back into the movie but if you don't fit in. another movie theater is in a converted school building. photographer marco abrams has his next shoot and the custom of these continue built in the middle ages. the north wing has undergone extensive renovation. the magic straw it once housed a monastery school this is where the film festivals major dollars are held. a room likes to photograph people from the international film industry in the medieval cloisters he's been chronicling the film festivals development and his books of photos since about two thousand eight hundred thirty seven agnes and a place to take pictures with the lights great and there are some excellent perspective i've taken more photos here than anywhere else when you park and i thought of course t

the soviet union, he is pictured on the left with his wife betty on the center, and on the right is mikhail gorbachev. period, it was the beginning of the thawing out of the cold war. wright went to the soviet union to meet with leaders anyway to speak directly to the soviet people and encourage diplomacy between the two nations. he received a lot of correspondence from citizens of the soviet union at the time. those are in the papers. a lot of that correspondence is here. the reaction that speaker wright got from the russian people was very positive. when he was there, he actually made a televised speech and ended up receiving about 800 letters from russian citizens that were very favorable. and they repeated the intent of which was, "we'd like peace between our nations." so that added up the a very positive experience. we have all those letters here in the collection. what we would like people to know about the jim wright papers, and about jim wright himself, the papers really document his entire life. from his birth, his childhood, the events that shaped him and inspired him to be in pub

most of the film festival cinemas are also in the old town district swiss journalist mikhail's then house has been reporting on the film festival for over three decades he appreciates that he can always find a quiet spot to write his review after watching the film. this is paradise you're going to chant a garden like that it's just magical but you're right back into the movie leisure time for. another movie theater is in a converted school building. photographer marco abrams has his next shoot and the custom of these continue built in the middle ages. north wing has undergone extensive renovation. the magic straw it once housed a monastery school this is where the film festivals major gallus are held. abrams likes to photograph people from the international film industry in the medieval cloisters he's been chronicling the film festivals development in his books of photos since about two thousand and eight the minute that it's about agnes and a place to take pictures with the lights great and there are some excellent perspective i've taken more photos here than anywhere else when you cook

mikhail was obviously keeping me up all night, kicking.g without what they needed. buttle uk says over the past five years it has given beds to 13,500 children. but it believes there are many thousands more who are affected. the boys are really wanting to get back out to play so... teacher bex wilson was so concerned about bed poverty in leeds that she set up her own charity to deal with the problem. today she is dropping beds off to three brothers — theirs is a familiar story. bright children who are too tired to learn. and if you look behind you, we've got some brand—new beds coming so that each of you have your own bed. it's typical of all our referrals that we have with the lack of furniture and things. no space for storage, and those kind of things. it's quite typical. where are the children here sleeping? at the moment there's three in here. and then one in with mum in the other room. tonight across our towns and cities thousands of children will go to sleep without a bed of their own. many will be forced to sleep with siblings and p

mikhail now has his own place to sleep, thanks to the charity buttle uk.hours‘ sleep. so obviously i was getting poorly with myself, feeling like i shouldn‘t be a mum and stuff, because my children were going without what they needed. buttle uk says over the past five years it has given beds to 13,500 children. but it believes there are many thousands more who are affected. the boys are really wanting to get back out to play so... teacher bex wilson was so concerned about bed poverty in leeds that she set up her own charity to deal with the problem. today she is dropping beds off to three brothers — theirs is a familiar story. bright children who are too tired to learn. and if you look behind you, we‘ve got some brand—new beds coming so that each of you have your own bed. it‘s typical of all our referrals that we have with the lack of furniture and things. no space for storage, and those kind of things. it‘s quite typical. where are the children here sleeping? so at the moment there‘s three in here. and then one in with mum in the other room. tonight acros

alleged presence of russian mercenaries in the country russian tycoon a vocal critic of president putin mikhail khodorkovsky sponsored their investigation the reporters were found dead in a bullet riddled car in a remote region now there's speculation in the mainstream media that the killings were politically motivated with claims being cycled around that the kremlin is somehow connected to alleged military contract is there and khodorkovsky insists indeed the journalists were killed because of the nature of their investigation. do you have any reason to believe that these men were killed because of the work they were doing. in the park yes i think exactly that you. however twist to this screen shots of text messages between the team organizing the trip and the slain journalist which recently surfaced indicates serious mismanagement if true that's prompted called a kosky we can report to hold his support for the investigative journalism group they're working for for a start the group chat in question had the three members of the traveling crew as well as their boss and produces it's believed it

presence of russian mercenaries in the country russian tycoon and vocal critic of president putin mikhail khodorkovsky sponsored their investigation the reporters were found dead in a bullet ridden car in a remote location now there was speculation in the mainstream media the killings were politically motivated maybe with claims that the russian government was somehow connected with the alleged private contractors operations there could of course key to insisted the journalist were killed because of the investigation they were carrying out do you have any reason to believe that these men were killed because of the work they were doing. in the perk yes i think exactly that. however screenshots of text messages between the team organizing the trip and the slaying journalists which has recently surfaced indicate possible serious managerial lapses must prompted khodorkovsky now to hold his support for the investigative journalism group there working for jacqueline discussed the revelations of a correspondent in. the group chat featured the three members of the current also their boss back at

faking un credentials was part of the plan yes and by the way the group and the outlands patron mikhail khodorkovsky who you mentioned later claimed that they were working in the central african republic and coordination with the united nations later the u.n. admitted that they knew nothing of it so the plan suggested using their freshly printed press cards at one stage of their travel and then getting rid of them or even burning them at a different stage we cannot tell you what was the purpose of that they knew that they were breaking the law by entering the country on tourist visas as journalists on duty without any accreditation and you might argue that the central african republic is mostly lawless land when given all that your logical assumption would be that they must have had to go to person on the ground then well first of all definitely a proper translator and also a carefully thought through plan but in reality what happened was that they didn't even have the fixers number he didn't show up at the airport and they were never able to get in touch and at the end of the day. basi

they thought faking un credentials was a good idea by the way mikhail khodorkovsky who you mentioned he is the out. paid tron he later claimed that the whole trip to the central african republic was coordinated with the un however the united nations said that they knew nothing of it so as we just heard the plan suggested using freshly printed press cards at one stage of the trip and then burning them at another so they knew that they were breaking the law in advance by entering the country with a tourist visa without any accreditation you might say fair enough the.

of course political opinion is divided in catalunya coming up after the break i'll be interviewing mikhail etc i campaigned against independence and leader of the cattle out of socialist albion few mchale and of those on this dramatic political stage. and indeed this is the. church secret indeed catholic priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it literally i like to call this the geographic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot were the previous standards not not the highest ranks of the catholic church help conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system to that. i think you're. welcome back to boston and his grandson own doings of the palace of the general a tat of catalonia we've heard from your president. now we're going to hear from the leader of the catalan socialists who has a different perspective on the national question and catalonia again welcome. thank you for having me. your party position as you're opposed to catalan independence but equally yo

credentials was a good idea by the way mikhail khodorkovsky who you mentioned he is the out let's pay tron he later claimed that the whole trip to the central african republic was coordinated with the un however the united nations said that they knew nothing of it so as we just heard the plan suggested using freshly printed press cards at one stage of the trip and then burning them at another so they knew that they were breaking the law in advance by entering the country with a tourist visa without any accreditation you might say fair enough the central african republic or most of the country is lawless land ok so your logical assumption would be they must have a go to person on the ground then right well at least a proper translator in this case or again some sort of fixer definitely what i would say is that they should have had a carefully thought through plan the reality though was that they didn't have any confirmed fixers and not even and a tenner and no wonder that was the point when they arrived their problems started piling up one after another and i just want to show you part

the ussr had been transformed by mikhail gorbachev and his policy of openness, known as glasnost. >>things happened very quickly. >> coca-cola, coca-cola. >> a romance with things western. >> freedom came fast, and it exposed the rock at the heart of soviet communism. across the soviet union, hundreds of thousands of people began demanding democracy and national independence. it was once again what putin feared most. the people. rising up. and finally, the people won. >> tonight in moscow at the kremlin, the red flag of the failed soviet union at last came down, and the flag of russia rose. >> 300 years of history erased. >> soviet institutions like the kgb simply ceased to exist. vladimir putin views the breakup of the soviet union as he said himself, to be the greatest geopolitical tragedy of the 20th century. >> it was a traumatic time. and it sparked a profound change in vladimir putin. he became a politician, deputy mayor in his hometown of st. petersburg. it was not a big job, but putin clearly had big dreams. he commissioned this rarely-seen documentary, about himself. present

studio from our parliamentary studio excuse me by our chief political editor mckayla co-chair and mikhail i mean we just heard the family minister stay right there that the far right protests that we've seen in cabinets are not just a regional issue but something that affects the whole of germany right. well certainly this division over how entitled some migrants are to be here and how much this really feeds into a potential new rise on the far right here and many appear to my eyes to buy the new soon mainstream party almost the alternative for germany was quite clearly came out on a platform of being against what became known as the open arms policy of the german chancellor letting in up to one million migrants and refugees in twenty fifteen and this is where we see that what was actually a crime it's still being investigated so fast blew up into a political issue really that fault line in being for or against migration and i want to just remind our viewers of how we got here before we talk further let's play this incredibly famous video clip from exactly three years ago today and then i

sarah and mikhail are not alone. pyjamas to children across the city. she said it started after a conversation with one of her pupils. i said, i feel, when i'm talking to you, that you are really tired. did you not have a good night's sleep last night? he said, "i never have a good night's sleep. "i don't have a bed." he showed me some sores on his tummy. he lifted up hisjumper, showed me some sores on his tummy, where the bedbugs had been biting him at night — from sleeping on this cushion on the floor. a big cushion that was infested. it was in that moment, i think, when i realised i can refer this, i can follow policy and procedure to the letter, but that does not mean that this child will have a bed by the end of this week. ultimately, that is what he needs. today becks and her dad are dropping off beds to three brothers who have been referred by their school. it is a familiar story — bright children who are too tired to learn. i have got some things here that are going to help you make sure that you get a good n

but people forget how long it took ronald reagan to successfully deal with mikhail gosh alcohol. -- gorbachev. it took years of meeting after meeting before progress was made. >> well, certainly, it did take years, david. and, in fact, we thought we were losing it at a particular point until s.t.a.r.t. and, of course, he promised star wars and a host of other things. it was really internal that things started to come unglued in the kremlin. yes, what secretary pompeo has done is really advance something that we failed in '93 and 2000, 2009 and under barack obama in 2012 with the leap ahead. the reality is that we are making progress. we've got those 55 alleged, you know, parts of, you know, our soldiers back. we have three prisoners released. david: yes. >> we have, you know, a tunnel destroyed that that they used for testing. they've destroyed an icbm test site. now at the same time though as, you know, the secretary said the other day in the senate, they're continuing to make fissile material. they're continuing to, you know, put together another launch site. david: and the icb

most of the film festival cinemas are also in the old town district swiss journalist mikhail zen houser has been reporting on the film festival for over three decades he appreciates that he can always find a quiet spot to write his review after watching a film. doesn't seem as paradise and enchanted garden like it's just magical so much you're right back into the movie was written for. another movie theatre is in a converted school building. photographer marco abrams has his next shoot and the custom of this continue built in the middle ages. the north wing has undergone extensive renovation. the magic straw it once housed a monastery school this is where the film festivals major gullas are held. marco. from likes to photograph people from the international film industry in the medieval cloisters he's been chronicling the film festivals development in his books a photo since about two thousand eight hundred thoughts about agnes of a place to take pictures with the lights great and there are some excellent perspectives i've taken more photos here than anywhere else where you park and i t

no policy because he knew he was going to go back to his office and pick up the phone and talk to mikhail gorbachev and talk to margaret thatcher and try at least to tornado warning to deng xiaoping. play it as a chessboard when everyone in public thought he was playing checkers. i think that's a really remarkable element for a president, one that we can all aspire to, but one we can only appreciate if we understand the full sense of his life and where he got to the confidence that allowed him to take on this position. and with that, i will thank you and turn things over to my colleague. >> so i'm delighted to be a part of this panel. and i want to thank professional hitchcock for organizing us and all the participants, and i want to thank all the panel for writing such wonderful books. i want to echo what professional engel said. it's a joy to be in a profession where you still enjoy reading your colleagues' work. not always the case, but often. i don't think the problem is that historians don't write biographies. i think historians, whether they're at universitieser they're wonderful hi

most of the film festival cinemas are also in the old town district swiss journalist mikhail zen houser has been reporting on the film festival for over three decades he appreciates that he can always find a quiet spot to write his review after watching a film. doesn't seem as paradise and enchanted garden like it's just magical it's just put you right back into the movie was written for. another movie theatre is in a converted school building. photographer marco abrams has his next shoot and the customer service can tell you built in the middle ages. the north wing has undergone extensive renovation. the magic straw it once housed a monastery school this is where the film festivals major galleries are held. marco . from likes to photograph people from the international film industry in the medieval cloisters he's been chronicling the film festivals development in his books a photo since about two thousand eight hundred thirty seven magnificent a place to take pictures with the lights great and there are some excellent perspective i've taken more photos here than anywhere else when you

mikhail kirchhoff skate, also known as dr. mike. singer and songwriter lyle lovett sang to her. wait until you see that. dagen: i did the woo hoo side without sagging woo hoo. the top with lyle lovett. before all of that, top story this hour, the tesla bombshell. shaking up market is one tweet steadiness. i am considering taking tesla private $420 a share. later in an e-mail to employees no final decision had been made yet another heated right is. this proposal to the private would ultimately be finalists are about of shareholders that the process sensibly expect about private tesla would ultimately be an enormous opportunity for all of us. joining us now is automotive analyst james albertine investment analyst tosha keeney. great to see you both. thank you for joining us. were you surprised by the announcement as much as the rest of us were? >> the short-term nature of the public markets. we see him on earnings calls get frustrated with questions relatively short-term. the supports under the longer-term. >> looking to the private records is one thing. that's fine. coming up wit

migrants who'd been stranded for days on a rescue ship and katon yet to disembark interior minister mikhail salvini said albania and ireland would take some forty five migrants while the rest would be housed by italy's catholic church sicilian prosecutors have placed salvini under investigation for initially refusing to allow the migrants off the ship. climate change. sustainability. environmental projects. globalization face biodiversity species conservation exploitation. human rights displacement. the global and current of the local large. global three thousand. side in dog i'm here with nicholas kronk the son of hans frank who was executed as a war criminal the member trials to talk about how he and how germany deals with its nazi past dunker thank you for letting us visit you want a vacation. of hunks mr frank and you have a common name and it's not him or gerbils you could have him be.