that's very important because what we're seeing now is global north countries are just transferring money from adaptation into lawson damage. and that's not what's what the global south deserves after experiencing the consequences of the greed of the little north. but it's very clear that it's not the global north working class or the regular people that have to pay for the climate operations. it's the fossil fuel industries, is the multi national companies. it's the one percent riches of these countries meet the payoff and the global north political leaders will have that political will make sure that that happens. one of the world's biggest mentors, of course, is the united states, and yesterday president biden spoke at the climate summit. were you satisfied with what he had to say? you heard all these presidents say all these nice things about the climate august legend, the fulfill their emission targets by 2030 but 2031 is too late. and 2nd, their emission targets are not enough considering the historical responsibility that the u. s. has and he said nothing on climate, reparations in

north working class or the regular people that have to pay for the climate operations. it's the fossil fuel industries, is the multi national companies. it's the one percent riches of these countries meet the payoff and the global north political leaders need to have that political will make sure that that happens. one of the world's biggest emitters, of course, is the united states. and yesterday, president biden spoke at the climate summit. were you satisfied with what he had to say? you heard all these presidents say all these nice things about the climate august legend, the fulfill their emission targets like 2030 but 2031 is too late. and 2nd, their emission targets are not enough considering the historical responsibility that the u. s. has and he said nothing on climate, reparations, in climate finance and lawson damages, he said nothing on ensuring that the human security, environmental economical security that he says is so important. and how we're actually going to get there and he says, all these nice words, but where is the comedy action and where the concrete steps the make sure that all these pledges and promises actually are in place. the claim a claim. it just world

for the north countries of the north atlantic alliance to confirm the decision regarding ukraine's membership, what is this about? in this state there is a lot of vectoring or in the process of joining and so on, we are actually almost full members of the european union and nato. only a few formalities remain, namely our official entry into these organizations, and i think that the words are cistoltenberg were about the fact that after the victory we will definitely face this accession, because the european union and the senator understand how much we can strengthen and their capacity, their strength in this difficult decade is possible and even more, and ukraine itself also understands how important it is to meet this difficult period for the life of the world after all , being among your own, being in a family of the same democratic countries with the same values ​​and with the same levels of civilization, what is our society? well, not all of them, as you said democracies have values, i am not talking about all countries, but i am talking about at least the political leadership. hungary ha

yes, and what exactly prediction girl from north country who will change my fate, do you remember that? madam tasty okay. what are you doing here? i'm at work too. what is the border doing to our brother? mr. kolyshev that vika vikus and what are you doing? we didn't agree with you. give me my suitcase. come on, i'll call the police and tell them you're smuggling. what did n't you do? anything one day of the whole camel, the sun, clean air, double the fee. and by the way, he said about this that we will be near yours. everything is fine. your fiance is sleeping. in moscow, it's already deep. night bone, pick up the phone. kostya please slowly. get some sleep. i'll come by in the morning. yeah good night. goodnight. if kostya, after training, at least the orchestra, at least shoot guns, you won’t wake me up replace the drink if you don’t go, otherwise i’ll stay, let the young have fun. i warmed you up with your caramel. it was you who brought the fortune-teller into the house. with faith and truth, the pots from under her puppy endured firmly , always curse the creator conquers you. you

and that's just like the prediction of a girl from the north country that will change my fate, do youat? ms. fine. what are you doing here? no no no let's have a drink with you. i am at work too. with our makes a brother. at the reception, mr. kolyshev good humor and a warm-up for the mind sometimes you want to ask the participants of the game a difficult question, but they do not cope well and the two teams will meet with the easy ones in the intellectual arena. urgent response. forget what early 10 seconds have passed, we don't have such terms, but nice good. perhaps it was leonath. it is necessary precisely then without possibility. vika vikus well, he doesn't go anywhere all the time. and whatever, the sun is clean air. and by the way, he said about this that we will be near yours. friendship is good i guess so. yours is sleeping. in moscow, it's already deep. night bone, pick up the phone. kostya please slowly. get some sleep. i'll come by in the morning. yeah good night. goodnight. your message after the signal after training, at least the orchestra, at least shoot guns. how do

in the post world war 2 period, there was a big move in the west, in the global north countries to d politicized. consumption. no endless break and prosper long without the confined to but consumer to sort of market off as a sphere that should not be subject to social concerns and citizenship concern that what you consume is, is a private matter rather than a public matter. and it's the way of stabilizing the economy and providing more employment to increase consumption, to maintain consumer demand and so forth. oh, for businesses and corporations, keeping the consumers engines running is vital for their existence. so they're in your restricts at the trade to keep people buying. one of them is something called planned obsolescence. it's a complex name that basically means deliberate who are designed to do that. you want to design products to break down after sugars. i'm making very difficult to repair so that people have no other kinds of boss replacement people. me a huge number of tech firms use the strategy. we know that white goods like refrigerators at washing dishwasher's, his

north. in effect, poor countries, a developing rich countries, not the other way round. it is always these by adding that concludes in the global south like money. but in fact, the 8 all frank impressed among the exxon unfroze coming from the global nose. damn, it will not be. yeah, be a g, no global south. that how it, what the type of stays, we house there of what dealt around the global system. so even if they called them democratic, they maintained this one another. the solution to this is that the south need still pursue economic florida. it needs to be able to reduce this dependence on foreign capital on foreign creditors and log imports in the little north as much as possible. organizing production around is meeting domestic national regional needs rather than around servicing northern roses. i think that that calls to the colonized the global economy are, are really central. i mean, here you have the 4 countries of the world who are desperate for climate action because they are the most vulnerable to climate impacts. and they've done the least to create carbon po

the boss was made doing rates in the center and north of the country. police also arrested 20 people suspected of producing and distributing the drag. my brits travel museum climates active blue, the hands to the frames of paintings by francisco. go yeah. the last one in 5 degrees, so shows in the war and reference the maximum global warming target at the paris agreement meet up in the middle is new far right. government has formerly closed that sports to rescue ships round by humanitarian groups. that us 3 vessels where more than a 1000 miles on board, you mean stuck in limbo of the coast of sicily whose report western conditions are bought, including the spread of illness into these interior minister. ships will be inspected at sea before any further steps are taken. the balkan route taken by refugees into the e. u has not been in the spotlight for some time, but it's still busy and it's getting busier. you officials recorded more than 100000 people without documentation entering the block from the western bargains. in the 1st 9 months of 2020 to serbian visa rules make it's relati

now there has been speaking to some bands and were watto, a village in the north country districts in ghana. and they've said that they can't watch the game and they're not sure they'll be able to listen to it either. in this district, in northern garner, it's not fruit hanging from the tree, but no bile, foes and radios trying to get a strong enough signal to follow their teams progress in the world. come in the light, let never say in a radio. no, sir, we don't have electricity in this is the only tree in the district where we can get mobile phone and radio signals. but even when you hang the radios, you have to be lucky to catch the waves. we feel like we're cut off from the rest of the world of our be owned human yet. oh. and so they wait and pace and try their luck until someone with more power from radio turns up through. finally, the crowds can settle in to listen to the match. this one's ecuador, this is the netherlands company. i've not logged on everyone's quiet. their attention focused on a game being played about 6000 kilometers away from my memory to hear you only be wait

seems the russians ultimately failed to get kherson and now we can see what we used to see in the north country when in september ukraine regained a significant part of the territory captured by the russians. we saw footage of ukrainian soldiers entering villages and raising ukrainian flags again. this definitely raised the morale of the troops and ukrainians and caused satisfaction in kyiv. but whether this reflects the true state of affairs in the advance in the south will be known later, when the ukrainian troops consolidate and the russian troops finally move in another direction, and for now it is still far from calling kherson a liberated city. so how is the offensive of the ukrainian troops in the south let's talk about this with the military analyst, contact us , the director of the independent platform, no so, in poletics rysovych network, mykhailo samuyss, i welcome you to the broadcast of television, and in addition to the political, kherson had for the russian military strategy, what significance will it have for the military strategy of ukraine, first of all, it is necessary to und

over the course of a just a couple of days snow event everywhere from natural bridge up in the north countryd park that is one to tell your grandkids about. many businesses in the hardest hit areas remain closed, but highways have reopened and travel bans in many areas have also been lifted. and i hope you had a nice weekend. we're winding down here as we go into sunday and on monday, tuesday and beyond. we've got another nice week ahead that opportunity for showers that we talked about last week that were so hoping for kind of fizzled out before thanksgiving after thanksgiving . we got some stuff to look at. but until thursday friday, we're in the clear. you'll see that the five day forecast. these are the highest from today. 70 and morgen hills status quo. this is the same. these are the same numbers that i've been showing you really? since you know, last week we had lots of sixties and seventies low seventies. that's how it goes the rest of this week clear outside. it'll be cool tonight, as you would expect, not freezing above freezing for most of us. that's because there's still a little

still that way a front load during across the north country, but season patchy rain for scotland andss the country a fresher easterly breeze across the south generally lighter winds further north, that whether front still hanging around across the extreme north of scotland so we could see further rain here but for most it is a great day quite breezy and chilly and with that cold air mass in place and factor in the strong easterly breeze and soft it can feel quite right with temperatures even lower than these values suggest. so we are in that cold air mass through the weekend andindeed cold air mass through the weekend and indeed into the following week so it stays cold but if anything we are starting high—pressure props developing towards north—west of us low pressure towards scandinavia that will open up the floodgates to a cold arctic north so things are turning colder we think as we head into the following week. there will be serene at times but is that arctic northerly digs and into a colder it could even turn windier so a greater chance of more in a way welcome to newsday, repor

low pressure which has been with us for days sitting to the north—west of the country and you can sees of isobars on the charts driving the showers in. some of the heaviest ones we can expect affecting more southern counties of england, towards the south—west and wales and some running of the receipt to north—west england. some of the showers will push northwards and eastwards forming bands, some of them heavy and rumbles of thunder. in between, good spells of sunshine and the wind is still a feature. temperature 12 to 15, 16 degrees which is very mild for the time of year. this evening and overnight, showers rattle through on a fairly brisk south—westerly as the night wears on the winds will ease down somewhat and the shower activity eases through central and eastern areas. still going across the south on the west and some of them could be quite heavy. temperatures four to 11 degrees. nowhere particularly cold because of the strength of the breeze. on wednesday, probably fewer showers around for much of the country with the low pressure system sitting to the west of scotland. it is t

north macedonia. you've referred to the turbulence in this region. some other countrieshosen, it seems, to look at geopolitical alternatives to the european union. i'm thinking, for example, of serbia, which has forged over the last 15 years a deep economic relationship with china worth many billions of dollars of chinese investment inside serbia. north macedonia has been reaching out to china as well. is your message to europe that if they don't speed up the process of embracing you, you will look to china as an alternative? two days ago, here was the president of the european commission, madame von der leyen. and besides signing the frontex agreement, first agreement with a clear macedonian language between north macedonia and 27 member states of the european union, we agreed on additional issues. first, european union will provide 80 million euros, as ofjanuary, budget support for fighting and tackling the energy crisis. number two, for the western balkans, the european union will provide 500 million euros for energy transition and for the green deal. so it means new

. >> when you hit 80 to 85 inches over a course of couple days of snow, from natural bring in north countryorchard park that is one to te to tell your grand kids about. reporter: g governor deployed 150 national guard members and signed a federal emergency dec declaration to unlock funds for response and rescue operations. crews are working to remove cars that have been abandoned. local officials put a call out during the night for help, in sign of progress, there are no longer any power outages and no new storm related deaths, beside two people who official said died from cardiac arrest because of snow snow plowing or snow shoveling activity. south buffalo right now is under a travel ban and other hard his areas also under a travel ban, local officials are hoping they can lift it soon. it will depend on the conditions. eric. eric: do you like chicken wings? reporter: yes, i was actually able to try the wings here, they call is wings, not buffalo wings here in buffalo. >> you know 6 pet feet of snow will not stop buffalo chicken wings, the anchor bar is open, and duffs is open, the bills ar

we write one every five years, that is vitally important for north dakota, our country. rking to make north dakota and energy powerhouse. i fight back against the biden administration every day and their agenda, which is one for north dakota, wrong for our country, and i fight for the fundamentals that make our state strong and our country stronger. i bring common sense north dakota leadership to washington dc, and i worked for the people of north dakota every day. >> thank, our second speaker is rick becker. mr. becker: i am a plastic surgeon in brisbane, north dakota for the past 25 years. i am also a state republican representative for the last 10 years, a very conservative republican representative. i will be on the ballot as an independent. i am an independent conservative republican, which is what is needed in the united states senate and america. we need a fighter who will resist biden's agenda, who will resist unelected bureaucrats like anthony fauci, the wokeism that we see running rampant, inflation, spending. i could not tolerate the idea of voters be reduced t

the second incident occurred in the north of the country, the bus lost control at the turn of the roadilled at least 11 people, dozens were injured. in sicily, several thousand people marched against the closure of a factory owned by the russian company lukoil action, took place in syracuse under the slogan. let's work together to build the future of the march was supported even by government officials. the problem is that the enterprise will not be able to work after december 5, and for the new package of anti-russian sanctions, the plant covers 22% of italy's need for fuel, the refinery will be closed and snow enterprises will not be able to work. in this case, 10,000 people will be left without work. if lukoil closes because it can no longer import russian oil. we will have very the big problems are our enterprises that work with the petrochemical business are all interconnected with each other. these are links of one chain, as soon as one breaks, the whole chain will collapse, so if lukoil closes, then we will have to close the entire group of petrochemical enterprises. everything

and then from those countries, they leave the european union to re enter it some way in the north. and the basic fact is that this year, the number of people who crossed from turkey and that means from the whole middle east into the european union irregularly, is extremely low. so the high numbers crossing the western vulcans are largely people who've been in the e u for years in greece, who have been treated very badly, who don't see a future there. and we're trying to get from one part of the you to another part of the you. there is no strong increase of irregular migration of afghans assyrians into the european union this year, last year. this root is essentially a 2nd chance for refugees who have already fled into europe to make a better life for themselves in europe. and the plight of ukrainian refugees is obviously captured, the world's attention, perhaps, to the detriment of other refugee crises. ukraine. aside, where would you say is the most challenging refugee crisis the world currently faces? well, you, you highlight a really important point. the reason countries like ge

the police detained more than 600 illegal immigrants and the countries of the middle east and north africathe usa sums up the main day for all black friday shopping lovers, it became the first offline format after the pandemic, but despite this previous excitement, there were no sales, as in previous years with takeaway i did not observe doors and brawls this time in us stores. exceeding demand, americans began to spend less due to record inflation. alexey veselovsky passed all shops. no more queues. crowds in shops black fridays. in america, it has changed beyond recognition, there are discounts, but buyers. well , maybe a little more than usual. the first traditional american holiday shopping was changed by the pandemic in 2 years. people are accustomed to ordering goods online, rather than scouring malls in search of the right thing cheaper, and this year inflation has added. prices have increased. now many have to spend. be careful. yes , she told me this for some things prices. and me i had to go to different shops. so for a woman this year is not so great. and some discounts are not

over the course of just a couple of day's snow event, everywhere from natural bridge up in the north country is one to tell your grand kids about. but how you get through it is mostly how we'll be judged. >> cnn's polo sandoval slooif in buffalo. polo, the govern tweeted earlier that some roads have opened back up, but i assume a lot of roads are still closed, right? >> reporter: you know, as night begins to fall here, kristin, there's certainly a reminder that the cleanup will be far from over in terms of residents having to dig themselves out. the city, the county really have been coming together to address some of the residential streets. they took care of downtown -- much of downtown buffalo, as we saw firsthand, but what they're trying to do is really expand their efforts to include some of these neighborhoods. tomorrow is monday. there's still some folks who have to go to work. many of these residents have been hard at work aside from watching the buffalo bill's game earlier today, to dig their way out of their homes here. and then in terms of what's being basically plowed towards the

and if they did not love their work, then this would never have happened in the north of our country . this season there were more than 12,000 hectares of coworking. three hundred flax was harvested by 30% more than a year ago, and the brovinsky plant is among the leaders of the enterprise in this are celebrating their 90th anniversary. the inevitable disastrous consequences of the energy crisis for europe british icons publish materials that the eu countries stocked up on gas in a panic in the autumn, buying it almost at any price, the storage was filled by 95%. this can ensure that the winter will be able to survive, however, catastrophic losses. all the same, inevitably, europe switched almost exclusively to expensive liquefied gas, but the supply of even this product in the future is not guaranteed, writes the publication, in addition, the eu authorities continue to spend colossal funds for green energy. all this allows us to conclude that next year inflation in the eu will continue to grow, the economy of the old world will practically lose its competitive advantage and the unst

conversations, we are not talking about the fentanyl that is killing people, northern regions, the north countrywe are here talking about an issue that is settled law in new york state amongst people who are running for federal office. we should stop lying to women. we should stop -- >> do you oppose the national ban on abortion? >> i do not support a national ban because the supreme court said it was a matter reserved for the state. we should have less patience for politician to use their purse to pack legislation that violates the law. they do it. chuck schumer will say whatever he is going to say. lindsey graham is going to say whatever they are going to say. they will die for the headline and the vote -- lie for the headline and the vote. >> a child can get an abortion without parental notification but cannot get an aspirin at the school nurse without consent from parents. >> you see my opponent does not want to answer the question, lindsey graham and a large number of the senators he will ally with say they want a national ban, a national ban. if people do not want a national ban which woul

it is across new york state and upstate cities, even in my district in the north country we had a bank robbery a few blocks from my office and homicides increase. you can't open the people seeing the shooting and crimes occurring in albany and troy. we need to take back our streets which is why law enforcement is strongly supporting lee zeldin. kathy hochul has no solutions. she had an opportunity to repeal failed bail reform and didn't do it. her first choice when she became governor she chose the leader of the defund the police movement as her lieutenant governor. while hillary clinton is trying to scare democrat voters to turn out to vote i will tell you new yorkers are going to turn out to vote in support of lee zeldin. every vote will matter in this race. we need historic turnout across new york state. early vote is looking good. every vote is going the matter. >> bill: zeldin told us the new york borrows are predominantly democrat. >> he needs to win by 15 to 20 points. we can get it done. the republican gubernatorial candidate does well in upstate new york and we had a tremendou

and countries are showing great interest, and notjust northern countries or from the global north or ny countries in africa... the president of nigeria, president buhari, recently said perhaps the time has come for an international anti... but he's about to leave power, isn't he? i mean, he steps down early next year. well, i wish it would have been earlier. you want to engage with the new leaders or the current leaders, surely? and throughout africa, for example, the former prime minister of guinea recently asked to join our international campaign. we welcome him. the pressure is bubbling up and this is the way courts and other important initiatives, the landmine—ban treaty, the treaty to ban nuclear weapons... it's coming from the bottom up and from the top. it's a slow process, isn't it? i mean, in 2016, you set up the ngo — integrity initiatives international, and one of its ambitions was to create this anti—corruption court. this is still very embryonic. well, it, as i say, it's made remarkably rapid progress in the last 18 months and promises to accelerate. but look, there's a l

company, the third best and college students who worked on vacation, in the fields also in the north of the countrythe highest expression is to eat potatoes. more than 5,000 belarusians have already entered the program voluntarily and funded pensions, the minister of labor and social protection irina kostevich spoke about this in the project of the telemaster agency. question number one. the program, new for our country, started working since october 1, while the capital and the minsk region are in the lead, where there is a higher level of salary, the minister spoke about the five most significant benefits and what the size of this additional pension could be. the first is, first of all, state support through the employer within the framework of this program. the second advantage is the guarantees of the state for the payment, but this funded pensions, and the third advantage is tax benefits, the fourth advantage is the inheritance of this amount, but the fifth is all, and the state guarantee is preserved in terms of the size of the labor pension. they still follow the person, despite the fact tha

and then from those countries, they leave the european union to re enter it some way in the north. and the basic fact is that this year, the number of people who crossed from turkey and that means from the whole middle east into the european union irregularly, is extremely low. so the high numbers crossing the west and vulcans are largely people who've been in the e u for years in greece, who have been treated very badly, who don't see a future there. and we're trying to get from one part of the you to another part of the you. there is no strong increase of irregular migration of afghans assyrians into the european union this year last year. that was gerald klaus, a european migration analyst and director of the europeans turbidity initiative, thinktank. all right, to indian at where authorities of close schools in the capital jew too hazardous levels of smug people are being aft, asked to work from home, or carpool to reduce air pollution, which is being made worse by thousands of crop fires in the countries north. a stick keys hangs over new delhi, obscuring buildings, and leavin

countries. when american interests are at stake. your chart, teeth kill up north in the us state department decided it was time to take up the issue of election meddling once again. this time they took aim at the central american nation of el salvador. throughout our last electoral process, we noticed with alarm increasingly direct attempts by some salvadorans to directly influence certain electoral outcomes in the united states. as we have repeatedly made clear, this is unacceptable. the will of the people must not be undermined by foreign influence. so what in the world are they talking about? well, a woman who ran for congress in the recent mid term vote issued a statement recently saying many of the online attacks directed against her originated from el salvador. as president ne kelly, she cited tweak that he made against her. i hope that all my salvadoran, mexican honduran, guatemalan, dominican venezuelan brothers and all latin americans in california 35th district, do not vote for norma j taurus. she does not work for you. she only seeks to keep our countri

operatives were looking for illegal immigrants in the vicinity of belgrade and other cities in the north of the countrythe border with hungary , drones were involved in the search, a special operation. had to start after reports of shootings between migrants police detained more than 600 illegal immigrants and countries of the middle east and north africa masha shakalova from lugansk people's republic needs help because of cerebral palsy in her almost 5 years she does not walk and does not speak rehabilitation will help the doctor gives positive forecasts for the girl to get on her feet, she needs to take several courses and the cost of one is about 160,000 rubles. but for masha's relatives, this is an unbearable amount. the girl's father is now at the forefront. how can alexey chebotarev tell you how to help? find me a blue color here. for such, you know, native marches, shakalova, daily find at least 40 minutes, they usually try to spend them several times during the day with a girl, despite the serious form of cerebral palsy, diligently, doing the tasks of her mother and grandmother. although someti

third best and college students who worked during the holidays, in the fields also in the north of the countrythe highest potato yield. while we are setting harvest records in europe, unprecedented prices for gas and electricity products with the slogans of food and warmth are not luxury on the streets of german cities. thousands of people turned out again, large-scale protests broke out in in lugmen, stuttgart and berlin, the demonstrators once again opposed the increase in the price and supply of weapons to ignite military conflicts, the protesters called on the authorities to deal with internal problems, according to the federal statistical office of germany, the annual inflation rate in the country in october rose 110.4%. this is a new historical high, the germans are screaming enough from us. we are all united, of course, by the fact that we simply cannot put up with inflation any longer. we have to spend more and more on products and in addition corporations, they really want to rob us with their dividends, and therefore we go out into the streets to say that we are not going to tolerate

how a visible sign of the living faith of the russian people living here in the north of our country,nd may the lord help us all continue to move forward, keeping faith in our hearts and doing good deeds to which the lord calls us, for faith without deeds is dead . showing attention, love and care for each other. and i would especially like to say about this, caring for each other in the language of the public. it's called solidarity, but caring is a warmer word than solidarity if we care especially for those in need. help. if you care about each other. if you in families try not to irritate each other, do not quarrel over trifles, do not offend, keep marital fidelity, build a house as a common space not only material, but also spiritual life. then the life of all our people will undoubtedly be strengthened and it will be possible to build a strong country and destroy families. it is impossible to talk about social solidarity and destroy marriage it is impossible to talk about the future and not care about raising children and youth therefore, today everything these are the tasks that

the pride of the driven audience, we won’t change the country for a warm battery, meanwhile, winter has reached its icy breath. already felt on northfirst snow fell in kiev, kharkov , poltava, last week the air warmed up there to plus 10 °, and now on the street, not in the carpathians, buran was raging at all, the cold snap in ukraine continues, you should not expect mercy from the weather in december, according to meteorological data, frosts. they stand for almost the whole month in the north and west of ukraine. even in the south, the thermometers stay below zero for more than 20 days in total. well , you can count on the first spring warmth depending on the region. at best in the middle or the end of february, when the energy system, which is already breathing its last breath, will pass the cold test. the question is rhetorical we continue to issue american eagles will fly to ukraine as plucked chickens we are talking about the famous gray eagle drones, as cnn reports, the united states is ready to supply them to the kiev regime, but first, having reflashed and carried out certain modifications, the pentagon is afraid that its

countries affected? where we have intensive trace relations between germany and china, but also between several other european north american countries in china. and we are depending on the supply chain to to china. and if they're to thorough colbert strategy with close closing down of companies that are often logistic points, we have it and harming of that, it's obliging. this will not only have the chinese economy because if they don't, i'm not able to deliver. they cannot get money for that. and if they are not able to import products from the western boats for the rest of the boat, people have nothing to do in the introductory. but on the other hand, also in germany and other countries, we have a lack of a pre product from, from china. and therefore, the policy of the chinese government is not only against the welfare of china. it's against the raj economy and recovering of the road to kind of be after cobit and therefore, i think there's an immediate need for change in strategy on corbett by the chinese government. but i see no sickness or that except that would be large. i'm in the before, from your current f

and eventually, across the north—west of the country, it will brighten up through the afternoon, withs will be bringing mild air. those winds gusting into 30 mph. and then, for bonfire celebrations — celebrating, of course, my great uncle guy — it looks like it will stay quite cloudy. still with a few spots of light rain or drizzle across central and eastern england. clearer and drier weather for scotland, northern england, wales, and one or two showers for western scotland and perhaps into western counties of northern ireland. but for most, it's a reasonable night for bonfire celebrations. temperatures holding up into double figures. a bit colder than that, though, into scotland. now, tomorrow, as i mentioned, we have got more rain on the way. that bump on the weather front i showed you on the satellite picture is this zone of heavier rain working across eastern england. i suspect the rain's going to be more extensive across the eastern half of england, where it's always going to be quite persistent and heavy. behind that feature, we'll see plenty of showers packing in. there'll be s

now we heard from a professor at the university of algiers, who says the north african country intends to play a major role in the bricks group, and also has ambitions to curb the unipolar world order promoted by the west. what because of the vision also in the, in africa as was in the word besides that, he just mentioned that we have so many important sharla economy political going to study for them that because of the, the historical, the 40 because i feel like where dish and be read, the china and russia are about to come to the days of the defendant of junior. therefore, we expect a lot more than that. i want to get the ball and that is of the said, we want to how to get out. so i want you to be to be there. what do we want for the 3rd voice? the 3rd voice observed. and there is that is the one that is looking for we aspire to play around with the brakes. and the brakes and such is that it's jillian girl that i'm getting is that the does not need more background to india and i'm not sure what that is. of course we have in that is the position to try it all for i shot. so some. busy

north korea. so the both countries on i sprang north korea as you know, financial the mobility 1000000000 shakes from you on site university in sole, thanks very much for your time. thank you. joining us that you claim grain shipments are expected to resume despite security concerns raised by president vitamins lensky. russia has confirmed at le le vessels of grain from ukraine to continue. moscow suspended its involvement in the un broker dealer over the weekend, accusing keith of attacking its fleet in the black sea as a back joined us now from the black sea port city of odessa and the 10 situation diffused for the moment. it seems that businesses usual as far as those grain exports are concerned. yes, as far as we understand it, those green shipments have been normalized, at least according to what the russians are saying. again, ukrainian president minutes and then scans accused russia today of using the green car door to launch the cruise missiles flying over that green card or so using that card to that's meant to be for manager and reasons to launch attacks against ukraine. the russia suspende

the north country in dalton next to forest lake state park. >> well, look, youve got to it. youve got to do it smart. youve got to do it safe. i know its a very controversial issue. there was a bill put forth before the senate that effectively would have shut down expansion of any landfill in new hampshire. so what happens? weve got to transport all our trash to new york. that costs your property taxes. we got to pay for the extra transportation. yes. the answer is yes. theres a smart and safe way as an amazon environmental, i used to design these systems there are safe ways to do it. >> the groundwater there flows too quickly. we know from hydro geology studies there is a risk and ive been dealing with the coakley landfill now since 2014. i know the risks, the dangers and cleanup is so much more expensive. theres a state right there we cant endanger our state parks, we cant endanger the pristine. >> dr. sherman. you win the billion dollar powerball drawing. what will you buy for the state of new hampshire? >> thats a great one. you know what i would buy? i would buy. i woul

currently, the north african country is the biggest polluter of the mediterranean sea. according to the world wildlife fund, if estimates $2800000.00 pounds of plastic west and up in the mediterranean, every single year under 43 percent of lot comes from egypt alone. now some young egyptians are trying to stop these animals flawed of plastic, egypt as africa's biggest plastic consumer. and it's plastic consumption continues to grow. but where does all of that? plastic waste end up. some young, the jeep. sions have figured out how to dispose it while creating energy, or even sustainable products. alexandria is egypt, 2nd largest city, and its c side promenade is beloved by locals and tours to like the beaches packed with families on the weekends. and many of them leave trash behind when they leave . the heaps of litter have worried nor cazin for a while now. she and other volunteers are fighting the increasing pollution on egypt, beaches. the environmental group and lasting egypt has been organized in beach cleanups to help improve the situation for 4 years. now they've