in order to do something good, nobel committees can show the example how to behave in regard to those rights, who put their opponents injail. and what about the norwegians? will you continue your campaign to try and get them to change their mind as well? of course, we are trying to explain to norwegian public the norwegian nobel committee and the norwegian government that it will be perceived very bad by belarusian population. right now, more than 1,500 people are in prisons for political reasons. half a million had to flee repressions and terror in the country. just imagine what these people will feel if the representative of the regime who conducts the terror against the people will be invited to represent their interest. of course they will be disappointed, frustrated. and let's not give these guys, guys who sparked the war against ukraine and who continue the terror against population. let's not give them a carte blanche. and sviatlana and sviatla na tsikhanouskaya and sviatlana tsikhanouskaya was invited last year, but that doesn't seem to be the case this time round. again, is t

i think the nobel committee sent invitations to the ceremony, but last year was spectacular.d the prize. he and his friends, human rights defenders, came to the ceremony. it was a powerful and very symbolic message of support and solidarity that the nobel committee still commit to their freedoms of international human rights, so i think this year could be a repeat of the same. 0ther representatives can be invited but not lukashenko's representatives. rail passengers in england are facing a second day of disruption as thousands of rmt union members go on strike. some journeys into scotland and wales are also being affected. train drivers with aslef walked out yesterday, as both unions continue disputes with rail operators and the government over pay. our business correspondent, marc ashdown sent this update from london's euston station. well, it looks like we've had some tentative steps forward, really, if not significant progress. it's been months since the two sides have really been talking, but now we've had a little exchange, a dialogue, some letters backwards and forwards

missiles will destroy another residential quarter in ukrainian cities, diplomats called on the nobel committee support international efforts to isolate russia and belarus, and now again about the new school year that has started in almost 13 thousand schools across the country, 84% of them have shelters, so children can return to full-time education. these data were made public by the minister of education and added that there are more students who will sit at the desks because about 300 projects for the construction and overhaul of school shelters have already been approved with state funds, as now children are offered to study face- to-face. so many children are covered at desks so that they can learn more face-to-face. under the schools , they make tunnels, bring them into the subway, and almost everywhere they mix the forms of education. children will study, we sent this question to all departments of education in the country, where it is close to the front line, then only online education, finally, the territory in the leaders is a mixed format and everywhere a note that the situation is

missiles will destroy the next residential blocks in ukrainian cities, diplomats called on the nobel committeernational efforts to isolate russia and belarus , and now again about the new school year, which has begun in almost 13 thousand schools across the country, 84% of them with equipped shelters, so children there can return to full-time education these data were made public by the minister of education and added that the number of students who will sit at the desks is more because about 300 projects for the construction and overhaul of school shelters for children have already been approved with state funds offer to study face-to-face why do many people have mixed feelings about the mixed format tsn correspondent inna bodnar collected information about the formula of offline learning , how many places are covered, so many children at desks, why do you teach face-to-face more under schools, they make tunnels , they bring them into the subway and almost everywhere they mix forms of education, porridge and distance distance and porridge, how will children study in the second year of the gre

i think the nobel committee sent invitations to the ceremony, but last year was spectacular. n rights defender received the prize. it was a powerful and very symbolic message of support and solidarity that noble committees still commit to their freedoms of international human rights, so i think this year could be a repeat of the same. 0ther representatives can be invited but not lukashenko's representatives.— representatives. thank you for “oininr representatives. thank you for joining us- _ representatives. thank you for joining us. campaigns- representatives. thank you for joining us. campaigns against| representatives. thank you for i joining us. campaigns against the invitation. if there is any change invitation. if there is any change in the norwegian position, we will keep following that story for you here on bbc news. the billionaire businessman, mohamed al fayed, who went from selling soft drinks in egypt to owning harrods and the paris ritz, has died , at the age of 94. his eldest son, dodi, was killed alongside princess diana in a car crash in paris, 26 years ago. ne

is one of the rules of nobel committee has condemned a decision by rational authorities to add a prize winning journalist to its list of foreign agents. dimitri new itself is accused of heat abusing foreign platforms to form a negative attitude toward russia. for an agent is the legal term used by the kremlin to label its critics. or a tough was one of the witness. it'd be 2021 that they'll pay surprised. he still lives in russian. russian generalist protocols. love can give us some insight on this. he lives and makes all in the life in capital, rigor reporting for the most good cons many thanks for your time. many criminal kremlin critics and civil society codes that are on this for an agent least, i wonder, what does it actually mean to be labeled a so called foreign agent? or will this a new law which was introduced actually by president 14 of the keys returning back to power in 2012. so which requires for anyone who was labeled with this, with his name and being very under tough pressure, is required of, from journalists or independent activities or other people who are criticizing

in order to do something good, nobel committees can show the example of how to behave in regard to thosets injail. and what about the norwegians? will you continue your campaign to try to get them to change their mind as well? of course, we are trying to explain to the norwegian public and committee and government that it will be perceived very badly by bela rusian populations. right now, more than 1500 people are imprisoned for political reasons, half a million had to flee repressions and terror in the country, just imagine what these people will feel if the representative of the regime who conducts terror against the people is invited to represent their interest. of course there will be disappointments and frustrations. let's not give these guys, guys who sparked the war against ukraine, who continued the terror against the population, early career scientists with dreams of one—day researching in the arctic or antarctic have started a four—year programme aimed at taking them to the polar regions. their training has begun with a week—long survival course on dartmoor with the aim of redr

parallel with the german writer luther grass zinoviev lived in munich at that moment and here the nobel committee them a journalist arrives for an interview and yes, this correspondent is something like that. you know, it ’s gathered, as if a protestor is gathering through some kind of crack. well, i’ve really come together. and so he speaks carefully. but, how do you feel, how do you feel about the situation on the volcanoes? well, san-san, it wasn’t important to ask, that’s exactly what he said. this is the greatest crime against a sovereign little country. well, yugoslavia, in comparison with the soviet union , is a small country, he grabbed the head of mr. professor. well, you understand for what? am i telling you? so this is why i came to you, and the next one i will have to interview. this is güntergrass. san sash says, yes, completely calm. yes, maybe you will say something differently and say it more softly. he says, i can speak out, otherwise, only more harshly, well, that’s why i didn’t receive the nobel prize, which i’m terribly proud of, because that would have been the price of meann

business but extremely good for press freedom leading to the acknowledgment of the norwegian nobel committee. it was an acknowledgment of what journalists around the world have had to do just to do our jobs. host: this conversation is until 10:00 and you can ask them questions. 16 journalists and media workers were killed so far in 2023. 67 killed last year and more than half those countries, 300 plus in prison. if this is happening, how do you fight against that? guest: by talking about and raising people's consciousness. maria very effectively describes the propaganda war that is underway against journalism. people need to understand that when journalists are attacked, it's really the people being at >> people need to understand when journalists are attacked, it truly the people getting attacked. we do our reporting so you are informed about what's going on in your country. when people don't want you to know what's going on in your country and don't want you to make intelligent and informed decisions about the kind of future you want, that's when they start to go after the reporters. that'

spoke to the leader of russian culture peter the first and e catherine the second we see how the nobel committeeto see posle in russia belarus and iran does not this mean alexander that the world is preparing to forgive russia for the war in ukraine, i don’t think so. because it’s probably some kind of stockholm syndrome when they didn’t get hurt, but they actually accept terrorists as the norm. i think that the roots of this are in that fascination and in that misunderstandings of russian culture, which is in fact such a small layer on the ground without an abyss of suffering. first century of suffering as russians themselves. what are they called there now and who could they reach? it seems to me that the roots of this lie in the misunderstanding that this part of our continent she was deprived, first of all, of course , of the enlightenment, then of the renaissance. in fact , the language that europeans after two great conflicts on the european continent found as understanding and forgiving each other, she simply did not understand this northern mountains, and it seems to me that the problem

invited to the awarding of the nobel peace prize in oslo, which is organised by the norwegian nobel committeeella braverman, has asked for a review of police impartiality after accusing some officers in england and wales of "being involved in political matters". the police federation, which represents officers, said the government was "constantly" changing "the goal posts" — one minute wanting officers to "be more involved, the next", asking them to "act like robots". sales of dashcams in the uk have boomed in recent years, which means bad drivers are far more likely to be caught on film, creating a wealth of potential evidence. lincolnshire police are inviting motorists to submit footage of incidents, leading to hundreds of warnings and penalty points. crispin rolfe has the story. you can't police every road, but it does help when drivers have dashcams... ..to capture moments like this. for the last two years, lincolnshire police have been asking people to send in their own windscreen footage in the hope that it'll encourage some drivers to do better. the difference it makes is, if somebody

position, but some well , it will definitely not be right for her to address victory with the nobel committeeegotiate, of course, thank you very much for the conversation, belarus is alive valery the kalinovsky journalist of the belarusian service of radio liberty was in touch with us, and there will be a short pause, after which we will return to the front and to the occupied territories, we will talk about that is not a simple direction , this is luhansk and the head of the luhansk regional military administration in the past, serhii gaidai, will be in touch with our studio, wait, it is difficult to talk about what you feel when you have urinary incontinence, an unpleasant situation can arise in any what a time even from a minor effort luckily - it's behind me feminost uro helped me thanks to the natural ingredients feminost uro helps to restore control over urination day and night now i feel confident feminost uro urination under control what do you think about lacalut fix reliably fixes me, my dentist advised me that even particles of food do not get under the prosthesis and the price is

the nobel committee has also already put its mark on this issue and actually gives a prize to those whorely clear why they are proud of it, otherwise suddenly the canadian parliament, the canadian parliament is covered with some kind of paint, because it’s painfully, painfully serious there has been publicity, yes, that is, this is already the beginning. work culture of prohibition, which they do well, only in the other direction , it really has already banned poor gunka , who is now running to his friends and colleagues in south africa, oh, to south america, from canada, trudeau, he apologizes, and apologizes to the jews , poles, gypsies, lgbt and zelsky, in america, even in general, in philadelphia, they decided to hang a cloth over them. some kind of monument - the sss glitchin division in the cemetery near the cathedral of the ukrainian church, that is, but it must be said that the ukrainian nazi government, well, cannot speak in the language of taxyur , taxyur is a criminal in the eyes of the ukrainian regime, who can speak on behalf of the current ukrainian regime, as well as from

business but extremely good for press freedom leading to the acknowledgment of the norwegian nobel committee an acknowledgment of what journalists around the world have had to do just to do our jobs. host: this conversation is until 10:00 and you can ask them questions. 16 journalists and media workers were killed so far in 2023. 67 killed last year and more than half those countries, 300 plus in prison. if this is happening, how do you fight against that? guest: by talking about and raising people's consciousness. maria very effectively describes the propaganda war that is underway against journalism. people need to understand that when journalists are attacked, it's really the people being attacked. we go out and do the reporting so that you can go to your jobs every day and read our report so you were informed about what's going on in your country. and people don't want you to know about was going on your country and don't want you to make intelligent, informed decisions about the kind of future you want, then i think they start to go after the reporters. that's what's happening. one of t

so he puts on the committee nobel prize heads of departments. and it's one of these guys, jerry friedman, who won the nobel prize for discovering the quark, who's the one who says, oh, my god, i can't believe this is happening? like people need to know about this and the dean needs to fix this. you need to put in writing so the dean can fix these problems. so that becomes the report that is ultimately released, supposed to be released, the rest of the faculty, and then i get wind of it. it gets released to the world. but that was an ally. the reason that this report you know when when the report broke first it's on the front page of the boston the dean of science shows up to his office the next morning. there's a cbs news crew outside. nancy, up to her office, picks up the phone which is ringing. it's been ringing all day, will continue to ring for two weeks. and it's you know, you're on the air in australia like this was a huge deal. two days later, the new york times puts the story on the front page. and with that email from across the country

then also for the open to implement the can move to the look the then we know the committee has decided to awards the nobel peace prize for 2016 to columbia as president one the incentives for his efforts to end the countries civil war but it isn't a big deal most of the present. this isn't the big, the big part of our columbia gets it from them but, but i can't receive on this is not there. so it'd be lane in front of your door. that's what i feel kind of don't put a stage to. elaine galbraith, as we complete the audio, most of the is probably new movement. the most important thing in the past, we have something new mental billingsley mean, assume that we'll have to keep them on doing this for you. the new if i use it, the new, but it'll be the see it in for our customers. the me and then we talk about the label as easy to see something days, so least be nice. you know what i mentioned? it would be best on the people. so no question. that means either that they will not, this will not come up well yeah, but thunder media and be in that much, but they will have to send people, a lot of them will to buy it

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alexander zinoviev , was nominated for the nobel prize in parallel with the german writer graas zines, he lived in munich at that moment. and so the committeests who come for interviews and so on. it's something like this. now, you know, he got ready, as if he was going to squeeze through some kind of crack, but he really got ready. and so he says cautiously, but how do you react? how do you feel about the situation on volkan? well, san sanych didn’t have to ask twice, he just said, this is the greatest scoundrel, a crime against a sovereign small country. well yugoslavia compared to the soviet union, a small country, mr. professor grabbed his head. well, you understand why i tell you. so, why did i come to you? and the next one i have to interview. this is gras sansa saying, yes , absolutely calm. yes, maybe you will say something different here. so you said, it’s more gentle there. he says, i can speak out, otherwise, only more harshly, well, with the reference to this, i didn’t receive the nobel prize for a while, which i’m even terribly proud of, because this there would be a price for the meanness of lies and deceit. here are his posit

zinoviev, was nominated for the nobel prize in parallel with german writer in uther grass of his zines lived in munich at that moment, and now they include the committeeournalists come for interviews, and yes, this correspondent, somehow, you know , he got together, as if a protester was going through some kind of crack, but he was very gathered. and he says so carefully. but, how do you feel, how do you feel about the situation on the waves? well, sans didn't have to, and to ask, he just said. this is the greatest crime newspaper against the sovereign little country. well, yugoslavia is small compared to the soviet union country, he clutched his head, mr. professor. well, you understand why i know you, that's why i came to you, and the next one i will have to interview is grass sansa yes , completely calm. yes, maybe you will say something differently, so you were softly told there. he says, i can speak out, otherwise only more harshly, well, you send it away, so the award didn’t work out, which i’m terribly proud of, because it would be the price of meanness of lies and deceit. here is his position in relation to islam. he says, said, then heap west