>> prime minister. >> mr. speaker, we are investing record sums in nhs capital and particularly i can tell the honorable member that we're putting more money into mental health services and taking more action than any previous government. at the heart of nhs' long-term plans, it's the largest expansion of mental health services in a generation. i'll insure that the or or right minister writes to him about the local capital plans. >> edward smith. >> thank you, mr. speaker. what assessment has the prime minister made of the eurozone being in recession and the u.k. economy experiencing growth? [inaudible conversations] >> mr. speaker, as we've seen recently, it's not the odr, but but the oecd, the bank of england and the imf who have all upgraded the forecast for the u.k. economy. whilst the party opposite may want to talk it down, it is the conservatives that are delivering. >> [inaudible] >> prime minister, 39 women have die violently in northern ireland since 2017. police are called to a domestic violence inc

minister.ven his disgraceful track record. now, there is an old saying, but when someone shows you who they are, believe them. and let's face it. there is a litany of examples of mrjohnson�*s failures and lies. he lied about brexit, he was sacked for lying multiple times, indeed, he lied to the late her majesty the queen. so i will be voting to endorse this report, although i believe i wish the committee actually chose to ban him for life, but i want to encourage all honourable members opposite to alsojoin us in the lobbies. mr deputy speaker, there are just a a few points that i want to raise and firstly, it is rad leadership and accountability. in this place we are all leaders and i believe leaders must lead by example, holding oneself to a higher standard and level of accountability, following laws, following rules and really, as representatives of the people, to our constituents as well. so this is even more important during the global health emergency. but as prime minister, borisjohnson w

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why should james' family pay the cost of the prime minister's failure? >> i hope when he was talking to james, he explained that his economic policies would make the situation worse. it is not just me saying that. the independent institute of fiscal studies says his policies of never-ending debt and borrowing would increase inflation and drive up interest rates, leaving james and everybody else in this country for. the imf prioritizes not what is right for the british people. that is what responsible economic leadership looks like, mr. speaker. >> james and his family would have been listening to that prime minister. their plight should keep him awake at night. 7.5 one million people will be in the same boat. this situation is so dire. what will the prime minister do to make sure all families don't lose their homes? >> mr. speaker, i know he is reading from his prepared script, but he failed to actually answer my questions. we have increased generosity of support. we did that proactively in advance. we have also established a new consumer duty that would

it is this prime minister— prime minister.egroup straight after returning to number ten. regroup straight after returning to numberten. | regroup straight after returning to number ten-— number ten. i made the point... i want chris— number ten. i made the point... i want chris bryant _ number ten. i made the point... i want chris bryant to _ number ten. i made the point... i want chris bryant to come - number ten. i made the point... i want chris bryant to come in i number ten. i made the point... i | want chris bryant to come in here. there are some questions for rishi sunak. i don't understand why grant shapps like yesterday about whether or not rishi sunak was involved in the process at all. he or not rishi sunak was involved in the process at all.— the process at all. he said he understood — the process at all. he said he understood he _ the process at all. he said he understood he had _ the process at all. he said he understood he had not i the process at all. he said he understood he had not beenl the process at all. he

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minister blocked the previous prime ministers honours list. equation as well. let me go back to westminster. i think we fix that microphone with layla, who is there, and she was just telling us jack doyle, two, who worked very closely in downing street, given an obe, closely in downing street, given an 0be, we are told that it still not quite right. so let's go to nicky, and the looking through that list as well. nikki, take us through names that you have seen.— well. nikki, take us through names that you have seen. matthew, this is from the government _ that you have seen. matthew, this is from the government website - that you have seen. matthew, this is from the government website so - from the government website so anyone _ from the government website so anyone who is watching can go to the government— anyone who is watching can go to the government website and look at this list with_ government website and look at this list with us — government website and look at this list with us. i want to start off with— list with us. i want to start

a range of issues during the weekly prime minister question time.s is just over half an hour. : we now come to questions of the prime minister. >> as we mark the 75th anniversary, i am sure the whole house will celebrate the contributions we cherish today. we thank them for all they do to keep our country safe. in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> as inflation rose and tomorrow as will the prime minister tell the house how much growth has fallen during his house? >> the u.k. government has taken decisive action to support families including households in scotland. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'm delighted my honorable friend the prime minister has given -- this will secure long-term employment -- [indiscernible] >> we are preserving and strengthening the u.k.'s nuclear production capacity. he is right to say that our domestic nuclear sector has a critical role to play. i know he will continue to be a champion for the industry in this house. >> thank you, mr. speaker? can i join the prime minister

number one, prime minister, thank you mr. speaker i have been asked to reply my right honorable friends the prime minister is in washington at the invitation of president biden. invitation of president biden. they'll be discussing cooperation on a range of issues including a.i. and global trade and, of course, continuing our leadership in galvanizing international support for the people of ukraine. mr. speaker, this week is -- week. i know that colleagues across the house will wish to join me this paying tribute to the huge contribution unpaid -- make to our society. mr. speaker, this meeting -- morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> [inaudible] >> thank you, mr. speaker. the lay boy -- ray bower party -- labour party committed to your -- by an education union that also opposed this government's use of -- [inaudible] and yet thank thanks to this government's use and focus on phonics, english department school children have just been ranked the best rea

the prime minister says it supports school pupils. why abandon its plan for a register of missing children? let's mr. prime minister click on the specifics of the ladies question us on the case may continue to get the policy under review. i will send very proud of this governments record on funding and support for schools. barton billion pounds more. 4 billion pounds next year the result of that investment is we have the highest standard in the entire western world. what a contrast when the party opposite were in power. there we have it mr. speaker, thousands of students missing under the appeal the government increased fourfold. 21 billion pounds of taxpayer money in the last two years. can he tell us how much mr. prime minister. >> we are working tirelessly to recover those funds. we have made huge progress already. but again in the party opposite went to talk about good use of taxpayers money, what do we have for the party opposite? when funded 28 billion pounds spending spree. dried up. push up interest rates. adding 1000 pounds t

i5 minister is on the right track. at the dell your view, that this is a big enough view, that it will have an impact on the snp electorally? i think it will. there is no doubt that some of the support for independence is pretty strong, and they see the snp is the vehicle for delivering that. but that is becoming a much more diminished number now, while people are worried about their relatives and friends on nhs waiting list. they are worried about theirjobs, and their children's education. we have the island community is almost cut off because they can't get any ferries that are the response ability of the scottish cabinet. we have policy after policy that has been thrown in the bin, whether that be the gender recognition act, 0r the bin, whether that be the gender recognition act, or the deposit return scheme. there is nothing happening at the moment, that the scottish governance can say is positive, in terms of what they have put together. scottish people will be looking atjust believe in a television screen site, t

. —— prime minister. that other ministers do, and having the national security adviser and the national security adviser and the national security secretariat working for you and bringing together the whole of government to address these challenges, i thought god politicians involved at the highest level and the right level to make sure this was being looked at properly. 50 make sure this was being looked at ”roerl . ., make sure this was being looked at n-roerl, ., ., ., ., make sure this was being looked at n-roerl. ., ., ., ., ,, . , properly. so a national security council as _ properly. so a national security council as you _ properly. so a national security council as you described, - properly. so a national security - council as you described, supported by national security secretariat, and a _ by national security secretariat, and a national security adviser. that's— and a national security adviser. that's right, and the national security adviser had deputies, one of whom was mostly concerned with

a range of issues during prime minister's question time. this is a little over half an hour. : we now come to questions of the prime minister. >> as we mark the 75th anniversary, i am sure the whole house will celebrate the contributions we cherish today. we thank them for all they do to keep our country safe. in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> as inflation rose and tomorrow as will the prime minister tell the house how much growth has fallen during his house? >> the u.k. government has taken decisive action to support families including households in scotland. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'm delighted my honorable friend the prime minister has given -- this will secure long-term employment -- [indiscernible] >> we are preserving and strengthening the u.k.'s nuclear production capacity. he is right to say that our domestic nuclear sector has a critical role to play. i know he will continue to be a champion for the industry in this house. >> thank you, mr. speaker? can i join the prime m

the prime minister| deputy speaker.headed all of those people, he was the team leader for all of those working at number ten and in the cabinet office who are at those parties. during lockdown, i volunteered at west middlesex hospital taking food to words because the staff working in them are not allowed to go to the canteen, and they certainly were directed by the chief executive of the hospital trust that they could have no parties, not even leading parties, not even wine fridays, they had no parties for that call period. does the honourable member have any comprehension of what her constituents in the same position where feeling like when they heard the evidence? i where feeling like when they heard the evidence?— where feeling like when they heard the evidence? ~' ., ., ., , the evidence? i think the honourable lad , es, the evidence? i think the honourable lady. yes. i — the evidence? i think the honourable lady. yes. i do. _ the evidence? i think the honourable lady. yes. i do- iout— the evidence? i think the hono

and they deserve prime ministers, ministers, politicians, mps who value the truth.hich people have spoken about this place. lead by example. lawmakers shouldn�*t be the lawbreakers. and thatis shouldn�*t be the lawbreakers. and that is a fact. that prime minister broke the law. that is a fact. so i find it intriguing, fascinating listening to some, and i will say a minority contribution, from that side, that tried to defend the understandable. and i think those honourable members, the right honourable members, the right honourable members, the right honourable members right across the house and i will say the conservative side as well, with some incredible experience in this place, for doing the right thing by this parliament. and by this democracy. the former prime minister, johnson, has shown nothing but contempt to the friends and the families of the 227,000 people who lost their lives to covid. and mr speaker, many of us saw the video clips over the weekend of some conservative party staff partying while people couldn�*t say their last goodbyes to loved ones. vi

>> prime minister. >> mr., i know the whole house will want to tha the emergency services for their ongoin response to the shocking incident in nottingham yesterda our thoughts are with those injured and with the families of those who lost their lives. today is also the sixth anniversary of the tower fire. we remember the 72 people who lost their lives andemain as coit as ever to insuring -- committed as ever to insuring such a tragedy can never happen again. mr. speaker, this morning i had meings with ministerial colleagues and others. in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have is further such meetings later today. >> thank you, mr. speaker. can i associate myself with the words the prime minister, our hearts are with the city of nottingham, and we also remember the 72 killed at againlle and support those still fighting for justice. according to the office of national statistics, in january food prices were rising at 16.8% a year. the most recent figures show food prices rising by a whopping 19.1% m

the honorable minister . mr. alireza nazari, mr. mehdi isazadeh, mr. miandoab, we invite you to come to present your statements and position. paris azade, sir, you had 15 minutes to present your content, according to the arrangement, five minutes of your time will be given to mr. seyyed salman zakir. the respected representative of urmia has been assigned, so your time will be 10 minutes. please, in the name of god, the most merciful, the most merciful, greetings to the pure and royal soul of the imam of the martyrs of the islamic revolution. i wish health to the imam of the time, imam khamenei. blessings, dear friends , the most honorable representatives of the great nation of iran, the guidance of the country from turbulent mazes, what are the enemies of the islamic revolution for iran , to cherish the crystal of the lord, let's stay on the ground . i don't get eaten, i hope god willing, dear listeners, eating the day of the biggest institution that faces the people has an impact on the people's cough. in t

i a prime minister is so today. i a prime minister is so withering _ today. i a prime minister is so withering. perhaps it is too close to home — withering. perhaps it is too close to home given his own fixed penalty fine. to home given his own fixed penalty fine~ what— to home given his own fixed penalty fine. what a spineless dereliction of the _ fine. what a spineless dereliction of the responsibilities of his office — of the responsibilities of his office did not show active support for the _ office did not show active support for the accommodations of the committee. the committee concludes thatjohnson committee. the committee concludes that johnson deliberately misled the and committee, breached confidence, impugned _ and committee, breached confidence, impugned the committee, thereby undermining the democratic process of the, _ undermining the democratic process of the, and — undermining the democratic process of the, and was complicit in the campaign — of the, and was complicit in the campaign ofabuse of the, and was complicit in the campaign of abuse

it is pottery indian prime minister narendra modi.geantry tonight from the white house as well as some the guest arrivals that are expected 400 guests tonight at the white house on an unusually cold and wet day here in washington d.c. for those guests will be entertained by the president's own u.s. marine band as well as a cappella group from the university of pennsylvania hailing from first lady joe biden's hometown of philadelphia. you might remember them from the 2015 movie "pitch perfect" too. of course there's tonight's headlight entertainer violinist joshua bell. mr. modi is part of a multi- day visit in the united states it began earlier this week at the united nations in new york. headquarters there or he was on hand for a celebration of international yoga day. and now we are going to take you back to what's not as booksellers hall for the guest arrivals. again some 400 guests expected tonight piece of the biggest names tonight include google ceo, director is on the guest list as well as fashion designer ralph lorenz. members

ehsan khandozi, minister of economy and finance, on behalf of the republic, from mr. aziz qadrat, the minister investment of industry and trade of the republic of uzbekistan uzbekistan english and voice and financial power of the ministry of economy ehsan khandozi of the government was formed memorandum of understanding on cooperation in the field of insurance between the central insurance of the islamic republic of iran ministry of economic affairs and finance of the republic of uzbekistan signatories on behalf of the islamic republic of iran mr. ehsan khandozi honorable minister economy and finance on behalf of the republic of uzbekistan mr. ladiz and the minister of investment, industry and trade of the republic of uzbekistan uzbekistan in industry and honesty in terms of economic and financial power of the ministry of ehsan khandozi , there is no way to fall from a funny desire memorandum of understanding on transportation cooperation and transit between the ministry of roads and urban development of the islamic republic of iran and the ministry of transport of th

you had just become prime minister.sident, we've continued the relationship built on mutual trust, candor, and respect. the challenges and opportunities facing the world in this century require that india and the united states work and lead together and we are. [interpreter] with your partnership, we've invigorated and elevated the quad between the united states, india, australia, and japan to advance our vision of a free, open, secure, and prosperous indopacific. decades from now, decades from now people will look back and say the quad bent the arc of history toward global good, as the prime minister describes it. [interpreter] together, india and the united states are working closely on everything from ending poverty and expanding access to health care to addressing climate change, tackling energy, food, and security stoked by russia's unprovoked war in ukraine. [interpreter] we made critical and emerging technologies the pillars of our next generation partnership to ensure that these technologies promote and protect

, ex prime minister i snouit— minister, ex prime minister i snouit soy.— minister, ex prime ministerbefore he's been pushed or made the announcement before the committee makes the announcement, if you like. we still don't know what they're going to say and what they actually the recommendation is. but have different view on but i have a different view on this. mean, i my view is the this. i mean, i my view is the whole governance during the lockdown period was absolutely terrible . and i think they all terrible. and i think they all need to be held account and they're all responsible for the effects of lockdown on the country. and clearly they would not worried about this because they were party seeing and mixing together in downing street while making everybody else live alone and live under these draconian restrictions. so my own opinion is the whole lot of them are responsible. and, you know, i would kind of say, you know, i would kind of say, you know, i would kind of say, you know, they all need to be held to account and brought before a trial. if you like. well, i tend to agree

i hope that they will choose other ministers that they want, and i will be the same way as ministers of our own age. considering the importance of this ministry, which is at least 35% of the country's employment, and considering that security is for a country like iran . it is important that he has many enemies and this war threatens the food security of the world and even iran , so be brave and have a plan and be able to create a transformation that today is a historic day for the future of iran's agriculture. this ministry is directly dealing with the health and livelihood of the people. therefore, the representatives have better knowledge of you, mr. nikbakht, we did not come here to talk about things that are far from moral point of view, you come and say what you did to the questions. bring to identify the weak points and the weaknesses mr. nikbakht, what is your ministry and how do you want to turn the dishes into a mixture ? if it is currently about 4%, you are in the rural cooperative of the ministry of health, mr. engineer, and the farmers and ranchers are dissatisfied with

and they basically said, hello, minister, iam ministers and they basically said, hello, minister, i very stretching target, it would be terribly difficult to achieve, we are not sure what that is going to happen but we will do a lot of good work along the way, as a protected mechanism and they were concerned to make sure the kid did not fail and i was, like, seriously, everyone. i got them all into the office and i went, i have waited a long time for a government to turn around and say here is 30 million and a target, will get the whole of the cabinet to be focused on ending rough sleeping, anybody who does not think that is doable, you need to find anotherjob now. i was not the easiest people but it set out a different of thinking. but it set out a different of thinkina. ., but it set out a different of thinking-— but it set out a different of thinkina. ., ., g; , ., thinking. you are 32, 'ust arrived in the civil— thinking. you are 32, 'ust arrived in the civil service _ thinking. you are 32, just arrived in the civil service and _ thinking. you are 32, just arrived in the civil s

or that a minister cannot?do you think you coming into government, going out and coming back in to different projects allows you to do? i think you have a different perspective because i always say to a lot of people, when you're dealing with ministers, it is not no minister because of these reasons you can't do what you want, which is the sort of general way, to sound like a senior civil servant, modus operandi of the senior civil service is to maintain the status quo and there are really good reasons for that because what you don't want is everything being thrown up in the air, lots of bang grenades and things going off all over the place. there are good reasons for it but what then also gets you is this stasis and inability to think differently about how you might solve a problem and i think you therefore have to bring in different thinking and different people and, frankly, different class in terms of social economic class to help you look at things differently. did you discover that in that very first job?

and she was first minister for eight years. that is gotten's longest serving first minister.l circles, i think. so, i think that that is why there is an element of shock there. we obviously had the rest of her husband, peter murrell, i think a number of weeks ago. he was released without charge. colin beattie then followed, the former snp treasurer. he was also released without charge. but i think that everybody, across the uk and lots of people internationally as well know who nicola sturgeon is. she is such a huge politicalfigure, and that is why this will be resonating with a lot of people today. so, do you think your readers will definitely be following this story very keenly? absolutely. amongst our readership, their is a lot of nicola sturgeon polymers out there. a lot of them, there are also people that question her politics throughout the time that she was leader. so absolutely, readers will be following this very keenly today. and just in terms of what this does for the first minister now, humza yousaf, this will not be good news for him. he was hoping to be able to

mps may i vote on a report which found former prime minister borisjohnson prime minister boris johnsonerately prime minister borisjohnson deliberately misled parties over parties during coronavirus three hours of news. we sought ukraine which has announced more su ccesses successes in its counteroffensive russian positions. specifically in the donetsk and zaporizhzhia regions. donetsk ukraine have been pushing against the gains from last week. officials say ukraine is working on attacking lines in the other directions. the deputy defence minister said within the past week eight settlements had been liberated including. heading eight settlements had been liberated heading towards the russian occupied town. a bbc team joined the ukrainian army brigade as they sought to push eastwards beyond the recently regained village on a hot day east of blahodatne, the ukrainian attack begins. explosions. the air thickens with artillery and expectation. ukrainian guns pound the russian positions... ..and their enemy soon responds. nearby explosions. but it's a miss. yuri, of the drone unit, cannot wa

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the belgian foreign minister also expressed hope that iran the foreign minister's trip slows down the visit of his saudi counterpart to iran is seen as an opportunity to improve relations between iran and saudi arabia. mr. amir abdollahian, who traveled to south africa , met with the foreign ministers of russia, brazil , india, and south africa, in addition to meeting with the saudi foreign minister, on the second day of the trip. the minister of foreign affairs of our country told kitan of south africa that the meeting of brics friends of the countries that want to become members of this economic union consisting of brazil, russia, india, china and south africa plus, which was held in cape town, south africa, started here. it was the first meeting that was held after attending the webinar of mr. dr. raisi, which was held last year, was the first time that the minister of foreign affairs of the islamic republic of iran was invited, and several invitations were received. to be an important partner in the world due to its geopolitical position and high capacities , it is receiving serio

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we now start with the questions of the prime minister. >> mr. speaker today will see the second reading of the third holocaust memorial day. for decades survivors showed the action encouraged to share their testimonies so that we will never forget. of the whole house will unite today to get this memorial built and put those testimonies at the heart about democracy for generations to come. this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my duties in this house and i shall further such meetings later today. >> for three years as i've been elected i been campaign to improve health facilities in my community and i'm pleased to see significant investment with a 40,000,000 pounds and part of 20 billion pounds hospital improvements. i'm looking for a hat trick of health. i'm looking for a day case unit. the money is there. it is tied up in red tape. with the apartment look to see what he can do -- will the prime minister look to see what he can do? >> mr. speaker, i'm delighted that since its opening last month the cdc

�* prime minister's row over the former prime minister's resignation honours list.ishi sunak said mrjohnson asked him to overrule the panel tasked with getting his nominees for the house of lords. we can get more on this wall of words from our political correspondent helen catt. strong words from boris johnson, correspondent helen catt. strong words from borisjohnson, he says the prime minister is talking rubbish. �* ., ., ., ., rubbish. another escalation in what is an extraordinary _ rubbish. another escalation in what is an extraordinary argument - rubbish. another escalation in what is an extraordinary argument that l rubbish. another escalation in what| is an extraordinary argument that is developing between the current prime minister at the former prime minister at the former prime minister borisjohnson. about boris johnson's honours list and people he wanted to send to the house of lords but who were not on the final list when it came out. suggestions from the borisjohnson camp over the weekend that rishi sunak and number ten had meddled with the list in some

here's deputy defence minister orjust a sense of flag.puty defence minister or just a sense of what flag. here's deputy defence minister orjust a sense of what is currently happening on the ground in the south—east of the country as we learn more about this counteroffensive. this is very early stages of the counteroffensive. this will go on for many months and, as we have heard from military analysts, it will be a very brutal and bloody campaign. earlier i spoke to the former president of you crane, petro poroshenko, and he gave me a sense that the challenges that lie ahead. i me a sense that the challenges that lie ahead. . ., ., lie ahead. i confirm that the counteroffensive _ lie ahead. i confirm that the counteroffensive has - lie ahead. i confirm that the counteroffensive has begun | lie ahead. i confirm that the - counteroffensive has begun and it is a difficultjob. this isjust the beginning. this is reconnaissance by fire. wejust beginning. this is reconnaissance by fire. we just find beginning. this is reconnaissance by fire. weju

yeah, i mean is the allowed the front door colleagues, ministers are gay, lot of law, prov, minister, dr. shank, guy and minister my it is an honor and a pleasure to be here in this beautiful city of cape town. and to be able to meet face to face as representatives of the brakes. i would like to express my gratitude to south africa for organizing this meeting and forwards one to it, and for each one to full hospitality. i have already met all of you individually in the margins of the g to and to add in daily or as you, when or even in dc in washington i some of you haven't knew i have known for years like minister jason car and i have also the honor to know minister loved off for many years and so have hosted him this year in brazil and also minister miser also who was the p r in new york during my ears. as you are aware, since president lula took office in brazil in january, we have been restoring all foreign policy principles and traditions as in freind in our constitution. principles such as the commitment to multilateralism, international law and un charter, the dialogue and these

meanwhile, in westminster, a leading government minister has rejected claims by former prime ministere's the victim of a �*witch hunt�*. the energy secretary, grant shapps, says the country wants to "move on" from the political drama surrounding borisjohnson. the former prime minister resigned as an mp after getting an advance copy of a cross—party report that's expected to find that he misled parliament. meanwhile, the former conservative cabinet minister, sirjacob rees—mogg, has warned the party's leadership not to try to block any future attempt byjohnson to return to parliament. earlier, my colleague helena humphrey spoke to the bbc's political editor, chris mason, to help make sense of a tumultuous weekend in british politics. chris, thank you so much for being with us. now of course, two very different cases betweenjohnson and nicola sturgeon. but what do you think ties them together? the key thing here that ties together, as you rightly say, they are very different, the particular circumstances around nicola sturgeon, the former first minister of scotland, and borisjohnson, the

prime minister since the second world war.rlusconi was known at home and abroad as much for his colourful private life as for his political dealings and business acumen. he faced a string of legal battles and scandals throughout his career. the tributes have started to come in. italy's defence minister guido crosetto says berlusconi's death leaves a "huge void". he says, "an era is over. farewell silvio", adding that he "loved" berlusconi "very much". paul adams looks back on the former prime minister's life. silvio berlusconi was a populist showman who used his business empire and immense wealth to reshape italian politics. born into a wealthy middle—class milanese family, he began his career as a nightclub crooner while studying for a law degree. he made a fortune in construction and built a powerful media empire. although few knew where he got the money to finance it, he bought ac milan. then bankrupt, turning it into a top european club. then staged a takeover of italian politics, forming a new movement, forza italia. berl

thank you minister heard to give good? but it seems to me that the first half of the uh main game is over time, so the first half played now, probably a break. and if we talk about the industry and the prospects for the development of the oil industry, of course, this is a mature industry, this industry is 150 years old and throughout all this time, of course, demand has changed and the structure of demand has changed due to the transfer of ships from coal to oil products due to mass motorization due to development aviation due to the emergence of the development of the petrochemical industry. why am i talking about this? i just want to show how well dissertated with the oil industry, respectively oil oil products, respectively, what are the markets for consumption and, there, of course, the global structure of demand for oil and oil products is changing, but this is not happening. eh, fast. yes, this is happening slowly. if we talk about long-term trends, they certainly have a place to be. but first of all, i will say, re

the prime minister of pakistan talked with the foreign ministers of saudi arabia and iraq.it will be broadcast on tuesday at around 18:15 on do sima channel. the topic of this program is the training of life skills together . it is also a constant base of do sima channel with the presence of couples who have come to tell from their experience of living together, don't lie, let there be one color in your life. the card is always correct, nothing at all chi meh yas, there is no one, i can say something to one's heart, for example, to be encouraged to get married, in general, it is very good, marriage is a person's oil and makes the family program sweet taste . the fact that the guests of the program have reached the ninth season helps us to be able to experience people on the hand. first of all, turki should introduce the program, how to start it better, keep it like a child, and still on the table, kam shirin, the people involved in this program , choose the topics of each episode from the hearts of people's messages . we started by knowing our needs, knowing our goals and v

the minister of interior also visited the implementation process of the two tabriz urban train lines . until the end of this year, the tunnel and the station will be completed . at the time, of course, the forecast for 1404 will be discussed with my friends to see if we can make 2403 cartoons. vahidi visited the biggest project of organizing marginalization in tabriz, the 45-meter road openings of inglebal and shahid esmaili , the sidewalk and shahid alipur street are not closed, in the presence of the minister of interior and mother this martyr was exploited expectation

from the perspective of scotland's first minister, he takes over from a former first minister nicolang period of time and was very dominant and prominent during the covid enquiry in particular, so it was always going to be difficult for him to come out a distinctive position and find a voice as a first minister but he does so in the swell of all of this that is going on at the moment in scottish politics. as far as rishi sunak is concerned, it is again, the situation around borisjohnson is an attention grabber that he can do without. he has defined his premiership so far, the last seven or so months ago since taking over in october, has been distinct and different from that of his predecessors, by being seen as being stable and, if you like, quiet, compared to his predecessors, and making a virtue out relative quietness, even predictability, dependability, compared to all the noise that accompanied the brief tenure of liz truss and pretty much the entire tenure of borisjohnson. and being able to do that and being a virtue of being calm is harder with all of the swell of these headlin

, etc. they even called the minister the minister of little russia .s is the story. you can even show a report and a picture. i was very amused. in the hall where he performed on the stage, but then he said, so in such an obviously inherent manner of his, the next thing i see is who is holding the cry, you can put it down so that you don't get tired, you will come after the event, ah , well, in a word, i don't know, i won't comment on it well, in principle, i think what is the style, the style, the mature style, the mature style is common to this government and handwriting less, however, ms. marino , what kind of claims, in principle, to the monument , it is clear what is wrong with him, why was he even called a little russian, it is insulting. i think that he was called a little russian because of the fact that he has the position regarding the bulgakov museum, the reorganization of the dovzhenko center , the departure of cultural figures abroad and this is another very, very small list of claims that the ukrainian people have against the minister of