julian on miriam money. i will make sure miriam gets hear this the most gets to hear this the most common i've heard from a common sense i've heard from a conservative in years . well, conservative in years. well, we've got lloyd . give us common we've got lloyd. give us common sense from a labour mp for the next positive discussion. but this afternoon unions lampooned the chancellor . they slightly the chancellor. they slightly would wouldn't they, after he made quote no effort, unquote to address higher pay for the pubuc address higher pay for the public sector in his budget speech , half a million workers speech, half a million workers went on strike. today, many picketed some probably outside their own living rooms, but some outside government offices , outside government offices, hospitals, train stations and schools to demand higher pay and better working hunt found better working. mr. hunt found money to freeze draft duty , money to freeze draft duty, been money to freeze draft duty, beer, petrol duty

miriam cates , our schools.nistone stocksbridge, has presented prime minister rishi sunak with a dossier of evidence on the nature extent of indoctrination in relationship and sex education. rc in uk classrooms, she raised this at prime minister's questions earlier today. minister's questions earlier today . the material is alarming today. the material is alarming and mrs. cates is here with me now to discuss the details and. what can be done to address issue miriam , you raised this issue miriam, you raised this with the prime minister. you've given him a dossier. do you want to set what the problem is as you see it? yes. so i think since the new relationship and sex education framework was introduced three years ago, there's been an alarming rise in questionable material that's being used in schools, both of an extreme sexual, but also kind of in doctrine in political contested like gender, ideology and like that. i'm not at all saying all schools are doing this. some schools are doing a very good job. but the

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the implication from miriam was that this is pretty widespread. well, yes.review the evidence. in the dossier, i don't know that it has named particular schools. it is looking at the material, et cetera. so what we have to do... i'm sure the vast majority of our schools are doing this well, by the way. i'm sure they are. but we need to make sure that any cases like this, they are dealt with. and some of this is shocking and i know there have been a number of concerns that have been raised on twitter as well. people have been tagging me saying four—year—olds and six—year—olds and eight—year—olds are getting taught inappropriate things. that should not be happening in our classrooms. i am absolutely clear about that. and if we find it, we will make sure it stops. but if there is violent porn out there, and i can't believe we are discussing this, but if there is violent porn out there, what is the right stage for a child to be educated about the rights and wrongs of that, and who does that? is that for the school? or when you're in that sort of gradation of dis

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as miriam calisha in malawi. finally, people in japan are getting another early start to one of their most cherished annual rites of spring. cherry trees are blossoming in the capital tokyo, a full 10 days earlier than usual. this year, trying tying records set in 20202021. but unlike those years during the pandemic, this time, people are able to gather freely, again poor traditional picnics beneath the blossoming cherry trees. for we go, just reminder the top story we're following for you this. our ukranian president belongs to lansky, says the future of his country, hinges on the outcome of the battle for buck, mood and the surrounding area. both ukraine and russia are suffering heavy losses there and have described the fighting as tough. you're watching d w news from related coming up next. it's close up looking at how climate change is affecting the netherlands. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching with with ah ah no one does coastal protection better than the dutch small wonder because large parts of the netherlands lie below sea level. the threat of flooding has long and still

d, w, correspond, miriam kalissa told us earlier more about the impact of the cyclop. in fact, as of yet the day, the milan was president of the us to clear it. and in fact, tuition, i suppose she had been nice and seen that are heavily affected. oh um these are just getting a food and food items in the car. it just you have or how something to eat on some employer because most of it, when it comes, ive been displaced because get home of emotionally the or not and everything will be hard and also coming has gone. i hate you actually will most of the international communities our wishes with the business people just to help those that actually end out. so the government is indeed only grant shine will unique and that will so he needs everything back on the ground. this is already the 2nd time that this storm has. hit mccullough we this storm continues to circulate. it's possible it could hit a 3rd time later this week. how's the country preparing for that? if i get one second ladies now. yes. and it's heading back to mozambique might come, but as of now, the really, eve

miriam said reality.om what was state was detached from what was the 73 gender thing was based on an anecdote in a tabloid newspaper the choking was based on a sex positive , which was on a sex positive, which was never which was never in the parents names that were accurate was yes 14 to 19 year olds. they are taught about oral sex. they are taught about oral sex. they are taught about other forms of sex because . that's what they sex because. that's what they have always said . the bottom have always said. the bottom line is it's been talking about oral and sex and this thing about genders. you can't just say that's not true because it was even a breaking story this week, an isle of man school having to the school but if there was look at the bottom line this child the line this happened that didn't just an awful thing it didn't happen. the bottom line is they send. the bottom line is they send. the bottom line is they send. the bottom line is this the advice is poor and a mixed and muddle and we are ov

miriam said reality. what was state was detached from what was the 73 gender thing was based on an anecdote in a tabloid newspaper the choking was based on a sex positive , which was on a sex positive, which was never which was never in the parents names that were accurate was yes 14 to 19 year olds. they are taught about oral sex. they are taught about oral sex. they are taught about other forms of sex because . that's what they sex because. that's what they have always said . the bottom have always said. the bottom line is it's been talking about oral and sex and this thing about genders. you can't just say that's not true because it was even a breaking story this week, an isle of man school having to the school but if there was look at the bottom line this child the line this happened that didn't just an awful thing it didn't happen. the bottom line is they send. the bottom line is they send. the bottom line is they send. the bottom line is this the advice is poor and a mixed and muddle and we are over

as you can see, not everyone's content with that. >> julia ainsley, miriam jordan, to be continued.uch for your reporting. >>> testy exchanges on capitol hill, what happened in the showdown between senator bernie sanders and the former ceo of starbucks? we've got that next. got that ne. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. and you may lose weight. adults lost up to 14 pounds. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop ozempic® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. gallbladder problems may occur. tell your provider about vision

and that was miriam sappy, who founded the organisation for policy research and development studies based in afghanistan. and that's all we have time for the coming up next on dw business huawei next, both could mean that there's more trouble ahead. the ties with the u. s. christy plots, and as the details for you in business, i magic if we can. and in berlin, i'd say much for with, sometimes to show right out at you out t. v, highlights for she knew in both every week, not the mob. we love europe. we love diversity and anything unusual. no mountain is too high. no road is too long. in search of the extraordinary we are the specialists over lifestyle, europe. you low max on d w. ah, why ways keeping its leadership all in the family. but it could mean more difficulties with the us, with china's leading tact company headed by someone in the u. s. had arrested for violating sanctions against iran and ukrainian refugees stand at the ready to help at germany's labor shortage, but bureaucracy isn't making it easy for them. welcome back. i'm christy flats. i'm bringing you a, another d business

i'll just plug one other thing that i'm so proud of, this administration has invested and miriam will correct me if i'm wrong hundred million dollars in station accessibility, an area where, for that. so many, it's interesting. so many of the big transit systems have taken way too long to make their stations accessible and new york and chicago how that challenge of elevated stations that were and which into the middle of the urban fabric and can be complicated to make accessible and having this federal investment to put on the table i think is going to be absolutely deemed changing for transit accessibility i'm excited about that as ccwell. >> thank you for mentioning her because i wanted to ask all the bipartisan infrastructure bill i was still working with you all in georgia . i'm what know the disability community is happy with the progress we are now starting to make as you indicated and the legacy looks like mine in new york where weface . >> senate returning more for work on resident biden's nominations. confirmation vote on varsity resident biden tapped him to the us ambassador

good evening good evening alexandra 24 years old, i'm sorry, you are beautiful, but too young for me miriam 57 a, younger okay melanie 37 years old, divorced, doing human resources i have a lot of resources and i love people arthur 56 years old scientist . i love to search. i love to find sure. you have a very large microscope, they say, the largest in europe is true. drink you glue me. arthur no well, why not?

and i want to thank you personally, because when tom horn miriam madre glue who is our chief of protocol here today , and david szymon, who's also here when we coordinated this grand event for the counselor, core people who are here from all over the world, it was probably one of the best events that we ever had and showcase san francisco in an extraordinary light, so we're grateful to have you here in your talents. which will be used in an incredible way for the arts commission. and so the arts commission is probably with with with the three of you going to be a lot more fun and interesting. um even though the existing commissioners are also fun and interesting this is let me tell you if you want to be on any commission in this city, the arts commission is the place to be and so now with that. it is time to swear in our new commissioners. so come on over so everybody can see you. and we're going to have you all let's see for our cameras. we're going to have you all maybe stand along here. and then i will stand here. how about that? and then when i point at you and my blocking anybody, j

miriam you've let it go too far. miriam andifs you've let it go too far. it's going to be a difficult road from this. now and road back from this. now and parents might thinking, well, parents might be thinking, well, if kid off to school, if i send my kid off to school, they're have pump full they're going to have pump full of i've got no of nonsense. and i've got no idea what's coming home afterwards. mean that is afterwards. and i mean that is potentially the potentially quite bad for the tories, yes all fair tories, is it? no. yes all fair points. and you know, i am a conservative mp, but actually more i think i'm more importantly i think i'm a mum and really passionate mum and i'm really passionate about and that's why about protecting and that's why i speaking up on this i know i'm speaking up on this issue and many others are. issue and so many others are. and i think firstly need to and i think firstly we need to just out into the open just bring it out into the open and sunlight the best. and sunlight is the best. disinfectant and the disinfectant

killed and tortured during the years of persecution, there was an innumerable multitude of orthodox miriamks, priests, hierarchs, the only fault of which was a firm faith in god on february 5, 2023, on the week of the pharisees' washers , the day of the synod of the new martyrs of the confessors of the russian church, archbishop of mogilev mstislav saphronius celebrated the divine liturgy in church of the royal martyrs of all new holy confessors of the 20th century. in mogilev, after the service, a procession from the church to the place of execution of the victims of repression in the thirties of the last century took place . for the deadly service for all those who suffered during the godless or halitia , the procession of the transfiguration of the savior ended cathedral. unfortunately, in belarus we know only 12 official places where executions were carried out from 18 to 52 years old. this is one of those places in mogilev, there were three such places on the territory of the sveta nikolsky monastery, er, in the area of ​​the psychiatric hospital. and also here in the area of ​​the ge

agencies, they are 30 to 50000 african migrants living in tunisia, illegally. tunisian rights activist, miriam, my store says they are mistreated and do menial jobs that tunisians don't want to do. she says she and her husband have also experienced abuse for racism is a, has a long history enjoying india against black people, even if a black people are like 10 or 15 percent of the population. now people engineered there are in social and economic crisis. so the, the president, he uses a black people as the scapegoat tunisians are out on the streets denouncing the attack, holding sign, saying tunisians come in all colors. it's not only a reminder of the diversity of the country, but a call for unity in the face of growing bigotry and division. nicholas hawk al jazeera de carr synagogue. vincent detail is director of the global migration center. he says the present case site is using migrants as a distraction from chin is his domestic problems well known in europe and was there we still states focusing on my grounds to avoid i lightings is a real issues. so clearly here again, migrant asa ideal

in 1914, a wealthy businesswoman, miriam florence squier leslie, unexpectedly left catt her entire estatey had met but they weren't good friends, she was a wealthy publisher in new york city, so she left carrie chapman catt originally $2 million. by the time that the family took her to court and tried to get part of the money it was about $1 million when she finally went through all the court. bu$1 million back then is worth about $25 million today. so catt used that money to send people out all over the country. in 1915, suffragists insisted catt take the helm of nawsa again. they were worried the movement was drifting, but catt was apprehensive. her health was never good as she struggled with heart problems and severe migraines. weiss: she did not want to come back in the presidency, but they literally lock her in a room and these hundreds of women come and beg her and so finally she cries, but she says okay. but she says i'll do that only if you consider my new plan, which is called the winning plan. and this is a synthesis of the two approaches that have been used by the suffragists.

were victims of what became known as death. flights in which opponents were thrown from an aircraft. miriam lewis, a journalist who survived an abduction at the time, has led a team. the track down one of the plains involved here is her story in her own words. my name is maria levine and i'm a survivor of to concentration camps. here in the city of one of iris and i was hidden up after the military crew. i was torture. i was held in captivity for almost 2 years. i backed in 2007. i was in new sta, reporter when this italian journalist photographer called me, he says he have you ever thought will our dear death flight planes. and he said, i am convinced that ah, identifying the planes we could could identify flight. the pilots and the bios were murderers. i started working with shank color to louder, and now after a few weeks we were able to locate the planes that participated in the dead flies. and we located the elect dress and we located the sky lance. we found there, ah, the flight logs, we'd all the summation, all the, he's shuree of the plane and that is the plane from were the bodies

many women, including miriam, have demonstratively been breaking the hedge up law and showing their hair. this was unthinkable until a short time ago. the whole man displayed situation. the job in the university, in this event, in the family. the hedge up is the same for that. are you still scared if you go to the street without that job? i'm a scared, but that's like the 1st thing, you know, the 1st day was in this katie, because i read for the mora police. i was like this. take. they take me now, but now it's in the change. it's kind of the sexes, but it's not like are all you know, the rule is not changed. just change in the streets, especially anyone who refuses to comply with the hedge of law can be stopped on the street and taken in by the morality police and risks harsh punishments. i found another woman who we are calling. we're sheena. she's in her mid forties and was recently released from prison. she was sentenced for protesting against the hedge up law. i'm not against the job against mandatory hit job. there are still controls for compliance with the hedge up law. and the re

agencies, there are 30 to 50000 african migrants living in tunisia, illegally. tunisian rights activist, miriam, my store says they are mistreated and do menial jobs. that tunisians don't want to do. she says she and her husband have also clearance abuse. so racism is a, has a long history intern easier against black people, even if a black people are like 10 or 15 percent of the population. now people, internally, there are in a social and economic co crisis. so the, the president, he uses a black people as the scapegoat tunisians are out on the streets denouncing via holding sign. seeing tunisians come in all colors, it's not only a reminder of the diversity of the country, but a call for unity. in the face of growing bigotry in division. nicholas hawk al jazeera, the court synagogue, to the philippines. now where the navy and the coast guard are working to contain a leak from a sunken tanka that's creating a major oil spell, the princess empress developed engine problems and sank on to say off the course of no, john, the slick stretches for a 120 kilometers and is 9 kilometers off shore and

agencies, there are 30 to 50000 african migrants living in tunisia, illegally genuine rights activist, miriam, my store says they are mistreated and do menial jobs that canadians don't want to do. she says she and her husband have also experienced abuse for racism. is a, has a long history in julia against black people, even if a black people are like 10 or 15 percent of the population. now people in geneva are in social and economic care crisis. so the, the president, he uses a black people as the scapegoats tunisians are out on the streets denouncing theatres, hold a sign, saying, donations come in all colors. it's not only a reminder of the diversity of the country, but a call for unity in the face of growing bigotry and division. nicholas hog al jazeera de carr synagogue. there are thousands of supporters of tennessee as labor union protesting against president chi said they're accusing him of cracking down on government. critics. after prominent opposition, politicians were arrested presents a dissolved parliament in 2021. the elections in december were boycotted by the opposition, who a

agencies, there are 30 to 50000 african migrants living in tunisia, illegally. genuine rights activist, miriam, my store says the art mistreated and do menial jobs that tunisians don't want to do . she says she and her husband have also experienced abuse for racism is a, has a long history internal year against black people, even if a black people are like 10 or 15 percent of the population. now people in chinese there are in social and economic crisis. so the, the president, he uses a black people as the scapegoats tunisians are out on the streets denouncing the it has hold a sign saying, donations come in all colors. it's not only a reminder of the diversity of the country, but a call for unity in the face of growing bigotry and division. nicholas hogue, al jazeera de carr, senegal, the head of russia's wagner masonry group, says the besieged ukrainian city of buck mount is almost completely surrounded. russian troops have intensified shelling of access roads to the west, making it harder for ukrainian forces to move in and out. wagner's chief called for the town to be evacuated, to save the

agencies, they are 30 to 50000 african migrants living in tunisia, illegally tunisian rights activists. miriam, my story says they are mistreated and do menial jobs that tunisians don't want to do. she says she and her husband have also experienced abuse for racism is a, has a long history in geneva against black people, even if like people are like 10 or 15 percent of the population. now people into the are in the social and economic crisis for the, the president. he uses black people as the cape, goats, tunisians are out on the streets denouncing the attack, holding time thing, tunisians come in all colors. it's not only a reminder of the diversity of the country, but a call for unity in the faith of growing bigotry and division. nicholas hawk al jazeera, the car cynical, the head of russia. wagner masonry group says the besieged ukrainian city of buck mart is almost completely surrounded. russian troops have intensified shelling of access roads to the whist, making it harder for ukrainian forces to move in and out. wagner, chief calls to the town to be evacuated, to save the lives of ukrain

agencies, they are 30 to 50000 african migrants living in tunisia, illegally. denisia rights activist, miriam, my store says they are mistreated and do menial jobs that tunisia don't want to do . she says she and her husband have also experienced abuse for racism is a, has a long history in julia against black people, even if a black people are like 10 or 15 percent of the population. now people, inter, neither are in a social and economic crisis. so the, the president, he uses a black people as the scapegoats tunisians are out on the streets denouncing the attack, holding time. thing, tunisians come in all colors. it's not only a reminder of the diversity of the country, but a call for unity in the faith of growing bigotry and division. nicholas hawk al jazeera corn synagogue. but official figures suggests that more than 21000 migrants from subsaharan africa are in chinese in many plants across the mediterranean and to europe. european union gives the country $61000000.00 for border management. but you bet report, found the government fails to meet the needs of asylum seekers and refugees. p

agencies, they are 30 to 50000 african migrants living in tunisia, illegally. denisia rights activist, miriam, my store says they are mistreated and do menial jobs that tunisians don't want to do. she says she and her husband have also experienced abuse for racism is a, has a long history in julia against black people, even if a black people are like 10 or 15 percent of the population. now people intern are in the social and economic crisis. so the, the president, he uses black people as the cape goats, tunisians are out on the streets denouncing the attack holdings. same thing, tunisians come in all colors. it's not only a reminder of the diversity of the country, but a call for unity in the faith of growing bigotry and division. nicholas hawk al jazeera corn synagogue, honors of i've orleans and gains of registered with that countries. embassies to be re pantry. a facial figures adjust more than 21000 migrants from subs art africa. currently in tunisia, the country is a major transit point for those trying to cross the mediterranean, often from libya and eventually to and to europe. europea

but anyway , so this conservative but anyway, so this conservative miriam cates , she's put together put together a load of evidence and she's coming to rishi and saying, look, this is getting ridiculous. the children are being taught things that shouldn't be taught. worse shouldn't be taught. and worse than the parents are than that. the parents are feeling exclu because feeling really exclu because there's of when this is there's examples of when this is this is a lady saying her child was taught masturbation in their last of primary school by teachers. she barely. so the woman's obviously concerned but this is a bit strange isn't it having a kid i mean i'm embarrassed talking about this on tv now. i'm in my thirties my dad would horrified but at dad would be horrified but at he knows on. so these knows what's going on. so these these parents on they're being told happens literally told like what happens literally happens room stays in the happens in the room stays in the room. that's incredibly room. i think that's incredibly distasteful and inevitably stonewall involved and this

but anyway , so this conservative but anyway, so this conservative miriam cates , she's put togetherether a load of evidence and she's coming to rishi and saying, look, this is getting ridiculous. the children are being taught things that shouldn't be taught. and worse than parents are than that. the parents are feeling exclu because feeling really exclu because there's when this is there's examples of when this is this is a lady saying her child was taught masturbation in their last of primary school by teachers. she barely. so the woman's obviously concerned but this is a bit strange isn't it having a kid i mean i'm embarrassed talking about this on tv now. i'm in my thirties my dad would be horrified but he dad would be horrified but at he knows on. so these knows what's going on. so these these parents they're being these parents on they're being told happens literally told like what happens literally happens room stays in the happens in the room stays in the room. incredibly room. i think that's incredibly distasteful and inevitably stonewall involved and this school sexuality e

people like miriam have done good like miriam cates have done good work to expose this. work trying to this. people bad it's people in realise how bad it's got in schools. so so child welfare is in danger from gender identity says identity theory it says teenagers change teenagers letting people change their uniforms without their names or uniforms without parents being parents or professionals being alerted. don't alerted. a strange thing. don't tell parents this weird tell your parents this weird thing developed thing that's developed in this comes the policy comes from the policy policy exchange so exchange think tank. so hopefully are finally waking up to the problem of sex in schools, gender, ideology in schools, gender, ideology in schools and so on. and also things like single sex, toilets are basically been to not work. certainly in an environment like school, you got a girl i believe she some boy just kicked the doorin she some boy just kicked the door in and she had a got a big gash her head. you've also got sort of there's a lot of talk boys sort of putting camera phones up.

. >>> woke, here is how miriam webster's dictionary describes it.tively attentive to important society facts, especially issues of racial and social justice. it's a word that we all hear a lot of these days, and woke was coined by black activists to bring attention to racial injustice. but these days, conservatives are working overtime to redefine it to suit their political ends. so much so that it may very well have lost all of its meaning. take, for example, this noted conservative who this week struggled to come up with her own definition. >> would you mind defining woke? it's come up a couple of times and i want to make sure we're on the same page. >> so, i mean, woke is sort of the idea that -- uh, i -- this is going to be one of those moments that goes viral. i mean, woke something that's very hard to define and we've spent an entire chapter defining it. it is sort of the understanding that we need to re -- totally re-imagine and re-do society in order to create hierarchies of oppr oppression. sorry, it's hard to explain in a 15-second sound b

i'm pleased the pm said today that there be a review and miriam keep fighting this corner.t of us. conservative mp zu is shocked and disgusted at this and let protect ourselves innocence. that's we really must do and we must protect the family unit i do have see that which is the 13 years of conservative government and you clearly have conservative values it can no question of that and thatis it can no question of that and that is a great thing. right but under this concept government, we have had record levels of immigration , both legal and immigration, both legal and illegal. we have the creeping explicating of things like the rainbow coloured ideology. i will call this type of stuff that we're talking about right now and i do positive the conservatives have a really protected conservatism in britain for a long period of time . i think one of the issues time. i think one of the issues is patrick, my short time as a minister is now not every minister is now not every minister is now not every minister is going to challenge i mean you desk it gets you you get so bombarded

um our chief of protocol miriam madre glue who's joining us here today? and the office of protocol will be hosting a reception to honor these ladies after this program concludes all hurry up and stop talking. we have flowers. we have gifts and we have appreciation. for the work that you have done for so many people, and in some cases, people that you may never meet. the unsung she rose of our city , and i'm so honored to have this opportunity to take a moment and to recognize you on an important day in our country , and i want to thank you for all your work all your deeds and everything that you have done and will continue to do to be such a blessing to the people of this city and this country. and again thank you, everyone for being here and please join us in the mayor's office for reception. okay we are going to do some pictures. first with our honorees and the mayor, but i also before we leave wanted to give a special shout out. you know, san francisco, it has many sister cities across the world. one of those sister cities is cork, ireland, and we have