some of these guys that are in the new ira would've been in the provisional ira with you 30—110 years continue? there is no semblance of strategic thinking there, but there is a belief in the tradition that any irish person has a right to take up arms against the british while the british are here. it's a very marginal ideological niche, but it exists. how do you feel when you see young people today attracted to that cause that you once supported? i think it's very sad. they are guided by antiquated ideology, which has no relevance in today's world. the people going to jail today will be in for a very long time. saoradh has always denied any involvement with violence. in a statement, the group told us it believes the recent arrests and charges of its members is an attempt to suppress republicanism and that it will not be deterred from pushing forward its ideology. police say those in the new ira continue to pose a serious threat, particularly to their own communities. emma vardy, bbc news. president biden is urging companies in the us to fire workers who have not been vaccinated again

some of these guys that are in the new ira would've been in the provisional ira with you 30—40 yearsance of strategic thinking there, but there is a belief in the tradition that any irish person has a right to take up arms against the british while the british are here. it's a very marginal ideological niche, but it exists. how do you feel when you see young people today attracted to that cause that you once supported? i think it's very sad. they are guided by antiquated ideology, which has no relevance in today's world. the people going to jail today will be in for a very long time. saoradh has always denied any involvement with violence. in a statement, the group told us it believes the recent arrests and charges of its members is an attempt to suppress republicanism and that it will not be deterred from pushing forward its ideology. police say those in the new ira continue to pose a serious threat, particularly to their own communities. emma vardy, bbc news. the bbc has reached a financial settlement with a graphic designer who was asked by reporter martin bashir to produce fake b

some of these guys that are in the new ira would've been in the provisional ira with you 30—40 yearshe tradition that any irish person has a right to take up arms against the british while the british are here. it's a very marginal ideological niche, but it exists. how do you feel when you see young people today attracted to that cause that you once supported? i think it's very sad. they are guided by antiquated ideology, which has no relevance in today's world. the people going to jail today will be in for a very long time. saoradh has always denied any involvement with violence. in a statement, the group told us it believes the recent arrests and charges of its members is an attempt to suppress republicanism and that it will not be deterred from pushing forward its ideology. police say those in the new ira continue to pose a serious threat, particularly to their own communities. emma vardy, bbc news. she was one of the best—known figures of the late 20th century, and today, nearly 25 years after the death of diana, princess of wales, her story remains a source of intense fascinatio

police say it is the voice of the new ira.orrespondent has this report. >> this is the public face of what remains of militant dissident republicanism in ireland. a march organized by a political party who reject the peace agreement brought in and to decades of violence and see themselves as the true continuation of a radical struggle to bring about the united ireland. police investigating a death have recently arrested a number of the members. >> it's not true to say that everyone associated is associated with a new ira. there was a crossover in terms of some of the membership. >> this paramilitary style of display you might think looks like a throwback to the past, but many supporters in their eyes the conflict continues. they hope to inspire the next generation to continue the fight. >> at least a dozen people are now facing charges for writing, homemaking, and murder. curity sources have previously told the bbc the man seen here in the green jacket is in the new leadership. someone was shot when a new gunman fired toward p

the death of the journalist lyra mckee, who was shot dead by the republican paramilitary group the new ira rioting in 2019. in recent days, the libyan authorities have arrested more than 5000 migrants and refugees in raids across the capital. donald trump has been accused of trying to hide nearly $4 million of payments from foreign governments at his washington, dc hotel during his years in power. the house of representatives committee on oversight and reform said hotel records raise troubling questions about potential conflicts of interest. the trump organisation has denied wrongdoing or conflicts of interest. facebook says it is now fixed problems which some users were experiencing with its devices. the issues seem to be affecting instagram but not facebook or whatsapp. facebook has said it was caused by a configuration change. on monday, facebook services suffered up to a six—hour—long outage after what it said were internal technical issues. the company says the two events are not related. several top us officials, including the secretary of state antony blinken and attorney general mi

take action and inject liquidity into the afghan economy to avoid collapse. johnny's live on the news ira diplomatic as a james space. so james, clearly mr. quoterush that trying to focus mines ahead about g 20 meeting. yeah, the g 20 are going to be very important with regard to this. they are the richest countries on earth, and he says, the situation is very, very serious. now in afghanistan can't be sold by aide alone, and there's a real fear of a total collapse in the economy. what is clear though, is what the taliban want, which is afghanistan's assets, about $10000000000.00 to be unfrozen, that's not going to happen. but you heard the sector general say there, there's a way of doing this without violating international law and compromising principles . what, what they've got in mind is setting up trust funds. they probably use the world bank or the u. n. development program. if there's one fund already that the u. n, a d p is, is funding to do with health care in afghanistan at the idea then is the international community re injects money into the economy by putting money into those

and new zealand both pushing things along quite nicely in that direction. ira jersey a bloomberg intelligence, thank you. bitcoin pushing towards an all-time high. proshares preparing to launch its first-ever bid point -- bitcoin linked futures product etf. let's talk about the impact on the price action. as ever, you cannot run these kinds of things. our analyst is here to tell us what we can expect and what the details are. erik: yeah, so this is a major, major step forward. that said, when you talk about front running or the price of bitcoin, these etf's track futures, which will limit the audience. we think they will attract traders because the daily correlation will be the highest thing out there, but that correlation will break down a little bit over the long-term because they have to roll futures. a lot of advisors will not touch anything that rules futures. they learned the hard way not to mess with that market. we do think it will a big hit with traders, seeing up to 5 billion in the first 12 month, less than 1% of bitcoin's market cap. i think a lot o

ira? will nigerians be willing to use? it will tell me all about the country's new digital coin in the u. s. a rare, judicial inquiry getting under way of the death of a black man at the hands of new york police in 2014 will tell you more. thoughtful . ha. and it's brought this red bull driver holds off his title, wible for the for me to one. when tito's coming up later ah, well is experiencing unprecedented extreme weather, reco temperature, the being said last year than i feel for deteriorating off whenever the quote running down world lead is amazing clause go in the u. k. in a bit of fresh out a deal to flash remission, to port to late follow the you and climate summit on al jazeera assassination is decision destabilizing the democratic process. you will use it, it will be a loss for holding a documentary explorer. how autocratic leaders undermine democracy to consolidate their power through the eyes of those who dare to stand and defy it. our country deserves so much better than being ruled by a cleft aquatic dictatorship, opposing autocracy. democracy maybe on al jazeera, ah, holding t

this is something pretty new if you exclude the ira terrorist campaign in the '70s and '80s which wereen very peaceful and retailed and that i think is changing now. it's something much more menacing. >> so sir david was a beloved member, i have been since '73. i guess your father knew him and you ran across him from time to time. he's as conservative catholic, pro-life and a huge advocate of animal rights there. he was one of the beloved members of parliament. >> he was. he had specific views and he was a classic, he represented everybody who lived in his district constituency. he was beloved by people in all sides of the spectrum in his area, including the local mosques. if you see statements from local mosque leaders, they were broken. he did exactly what members of parliament should do, represented and listened to everybody. that's not what every politician does. he was a special one in that respect and many others. it's a real tragedy. >> yeah, let me ask you about this, i am curious and you obviously written the book with woodward of donald trump, the chaos unfolding. we had clip

whether update, max, say on al jazeera, then what's the even ira a will my jerome's be willing to use? it will tell you about the country's new digital coin. a storm warning from the un williams of african children. they starved to death. unless urgent action is taken, ah or starting to see the onset of than ne monsoon. hello everyone. so that is the monsoon. that impacts said html now do with weeks and months worth of rain. so tonight, $33.00 degrees on tuesday, and this is actually on time with what we would expect for this of the year. terms of weather alerts on tuesday, still keeping it toward care love with those bursts of heavy brain and for the mold these entry locker. we're also going to see some soaking rains as wall doubts with heavy rain for southern parts of vietnam. we'll talk more about that in a 2nd, 1st, se, asia, where we have seen flooding in northwestern parts up malaysia, but that rain filling in, also into indonesia. now, 2 sections of vietnam, there we go. hook human city tuesday into wednesday. a lot of rain cabinets. you and right across vietnam, top to bottom has just been soaked in rain as of late. t

news, broken u.s. services picking up expanding the most in three months. there are supply constraints. ira, this is sort of what we were thinking. we have been -- we have seen these numbers, and we have seen these constraints. ira: i think one of the big questions is how much will the supply of labor constrain the growth of the services sector, so even though there might be better pmi's for services, can it be sustained without additional hiring? we will be watching how many entrants come back into the workforce and at what wages they are needed to come back. you mentioned earlier at the top of the show that the auction went pretty well yesterday for the tips. some of that ratios actually fell from the previous auction and we had a pretty weak 20 year auction as well, so the demand for treasuries is waning, so i think -- i don't think the demand will be sustained, and we will wind up probably seeing higher yields in the future particularly if the federal reserve does taper as we expect on november 2. on top of that, higher inflation will wait on yields temporarily. guy: interesting what yo

matt: thanks very much, ira jersey talking to us about the 10 year option. let's get something that caught my eye. a new survey from the new york fed showed that consumer expectations for nation continue to rise. american households expect inflation to rise to 5.3%. that's the highest rating on record. the data comes ahead of the cpi release tomorrow in the u.s., i know ira was getting ready for that. you can find his take. inflation is something that all investors are is not worried about at least aware of. the imf following closely the inflation picture. the imf now expects output to expand 5.9% worldwide this year. 0.1 percentage points from one of the anticipated in july. the imf chief economist spoke to alix steel and guy johnson following that report. >> next year we expect advanced economies to be back to what they work in the absence of the pandemic. many emergency -- emerging economies, 5% of their out loss and 10% relative to where they would've been. especially with low income countries. >> in terms of what's happening in the developing markets, the fear of the moment is that we are going int

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ira stesan infections. and hollywood star, alec baldwin, says his heart is broken off to fatal shooting a cinematographer on a film set in new mexico. ah well, you may have heard the specific storm on its way into this side of the us and canada . same time. there are other weaker one on the east coast, which is dropping temperatures and taking rain off shore with the sun to replace it . that's the picture we see during saturday, but we probably ought to focus on what's coming in through his. it's a series of storm systems actually, and he's going to bring rain a long way size. so 1st on saturday, if she really warning bell if you like, that be snow falling in the mountains and rain all the way down the coast to san francisco. still dry in san diego and los angeles. this doesn't look to worry, does it. but let's take you to sunday and then you've got to focus of rain cross the central part of california. huge matters, no potential up in the mountains as well as your nevada and that circulation mean stormy weather coming in to the western side of both the us and canada. and that's not the end of it. this is a train of storm sy

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