, i was able to stand at my desk and for a look through the restaurant wall, looked through the opera house will and see the opera hostage. such was the, the force of the blast. and we find a part of the engine block on the 12th floor refilled the devastating ball the main 1990 was the last of 30 attacks by the provisional i already on the hotel you'd. opa. thereafter that will tell you what was bought by the hastings hotel group and the hotel moved towards a more positive future in the new owners completely refurbished dio rocha ah. but the face of politics and northern ireland was also changing peace talks ramped up in the mid 1919 when you as president bill clinton and his wife hillary visited northern ireland in support of the peace process. they checked in to the roper, for 1900. 1995. the clinton suite is named in their own i . the formal end of hostilities with finally signed with the good friday agreement . on the 10th of april 1998. it was the end of the decades of grim conflict and at the end of an era for this extraordinary war, for the hundreds of journalists to cover northern i

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with their losses the german city of cologne city managers invested 15000000 euros to renovate its opera house and that money is now gone in the nearby town of mannheim 38000000 euros just disappeared overnight and the city of east baton interested greensill with 20000000 euros all gone much to the chagrin of the city's residents. it when you've got some big i said to him that i feel sorry for all the mayors who invested there of course on the other hand i think it was pretty stupid as a private person you would never invest your money with a bank like that that is where you know the interest rates are just too good to be true i can't believe they did that so i hope at least 50 responds financial manager says the money wasn't earmarked for any special project and giving it to green still seems like the right thing to do at the time. if we left the money in our house bank we'd have paid no point 5 percent custodial fees a so-called penalty interest which would have come to a $1000000.00 euros per year so we looked for other solutions including private banks and green so bank in bremen was one o

there's this beautiful historic opera house there called stewart's.und since the late 19th century and it's gone through some incredible periods of tumult and has almost burned down twice. it is still standing as sort of a symbol of that region's resilience. after shutting down for a year due to covid, it reopened back in march and i had the chance to be there as it reopened. it was really quite a scene to be around a lot of folks who had been holed up for much of the past year and some folks, frankly, who didn't know if they were going to survive covid. i think it just sort of stood as a testament to not only the joys of reopening but frankly also to some of the trauma and the guilt and the things that people are carrying with them beyond this pandemic that they have experienced over this period of time. it was -- it was an incredible experience for me to be there and i hope people get a chance to read about it. >> they should absolutely go read it. do it now. it's a great piece, tim. all your writing is so great. thanks for joining us this morning.

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after passing germany starck the country's opera house is expected to give the bill the green light to lose in restrictions for vaccinated people who have recovered from 19 could be in place as soon as next week. let's have a look now at some of the stories making headlines around the world. brazilian police targeting drug traffickers have raided a rio de janeiro salaam at least one officer and 24 suspects were killed men were seen on local television fleeing on to rooftops real police killed more than 5 people a day during the 1st quarter of this year according to one study. protesters in colombia's capital bogota blocks traffic during and 9th day of demonstrations the protest initially flared up over a tax reform plan which the government later scrapped the demonstrators are now demanding government action to reduce poverty and police violence and make the health and education systems farah. scottish voters have cast ballots in regional elections that could affect the future of the united kingdom because the sturgeons pro independence scottish national party is expected to win again

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after passing germany starck the country's opera house is expected to give the bill the green light to lose in restrictions for vaccinated people who have recovered from covert 19 could be in place as soon as next week and here are some other developments in the pandemic australian national stranded in india might be able to return home from mid may onwards the government says it will allow repatch ration flights to resume last week authorities banned all inbound travel from india as a south asian nation grappled with a covert 19 outbreak the japanese government plans to extend health restrictions in tokyo until the end of this month bars restaurants and my life in the capital will have to close plans to extend the state of emergency and in france the strain on the hospital system is easing the number of coven 1000 patients in intensive care units fell by the highest number in the year the government is beginning to lift lockdown restrictions for. now let's take a look at other news stories making headlines around the world brazilian police targeting drug traffickers have raided a rio

after passing germany starck the country's opera house is expected to give the bill the green light to lose and frustrations for vaccinated people who have recovered from 19 could be in place as soon as next week. here are some other developments in the pandemic indonesia has banned travel during the popular homecoming period celebrating eat alpha tier incidents of 1000 cases have been falling but the government wants to prevent a repeat of last year spike in deaths after the holiday pharmaceutical giant pfizer and by on tag of announce that they will donate doses of their covert $1000.00 vaccine to athletes taking part in the tokyo a limp exam paralympic games russia has approved a single dose version of its sputnik the vaccine sputnik light will be exported to international partners to increase the speed of vaccinations. here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world a ugandan former child soldier who became a rebel commander has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for war crimes domenico was convicted by the international criminal court on charges

the country's opera house is expected to give the bill the green light to lose the restrictions for vaccinated people who have recovered from 19 could be in place as soon as next week. well here are more stories that are making headlines around the world a ugandan forward child soldier who became a rebel commander has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for war crimes dominique was convicted by the international criminal court on charges including murder rape forced pregnancy and using child soldiers when he was leader of the lord's resistance army. european union foreign policy chief joseph burrell has asked member states to contribute to a military training mission in mozambique to help the country control a jihad based insurgency if this request is approved troops could be sent in the coming months police targeting drug traffickers raided a rio de janeiro slum and at least one officer in $24.00 suspects were kill men were seen on local television fleeing on to rooftops look at these pictures they are a university study showed that rio police killed more than 5 people a day during the 1st q

director of news and current affairs at the bbc for over a decade before he left to head the royal opera houserned to the bbc as director—general in 2013. you know, leaving public life will, i think, be a huge blow for him, but his resignation today is not the first prompted by this scandal and it may not be the last. you know, this deceit happened a quarter of a century ago and yet its reverberations are still being felt very much today. and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are political commentator, jo phillips, and the political editor at the people and sunday mirror, nigel nelson. surge testing for coronavirus is being introduced in more parts of england after cases of the indian variant were detected. people living and working in parts of west london are being asked to take a test, even if they have no symptoms. most cases of the indian variant are concentrated in the north west of england. 0ur health correspondent, jim reed reports. targeting a rise in covid

after passing germany's stark the country's opera house is expected to give the bill the green light the losing of frustrations for vaccinated people who have recovered from covert 19 could be in place as soon as next week. more stories making news around the world german chancellor i'm going to be taking part in a virtual global climate summit this year as petersburg dialogue is being co-hosted by the united kingdom is focused on creating greater commitment to curbing greenhouse gases. the international criminal court has sentenced a former ugandan child soldier who became a rebel commander to prison for war crimes dominick on when he was given 25 years behind bars for charges including murder forced pregnancy and using child soldiers when he was the leader of the lord's resistance army. when. they've been fresh clashes between police and protesters and we colombian capital. is the latest violence in days of protest against economic inequality and police brutality at least 24 people have been killed in the rest this week. britain and france have sent patrol ships to waters near the

after passing germany starck the country's opera house is expected to give the bill the green light the losing of restrictions for vaccinated people who have recovered from 19 could be in places soonest next week and here are some other developments in the pandemic. australian nationals stranded in india might not be able to return home or rather might be able to return home from mid may on words the government says it will allow repatriation flights to resume last week authorities banned all inbound travel from india as the nation grappled with a covert 19 outbreak the japanese government plans to extend health restrictions in tokyo until the end of this month bars restaurants and nightlife in the capital will have to close under plans to extend the state of emergency and in france the strain on the hospital system is easing the number of covert 19 patients in intensive care units fell by the highest number in a year the government have begun to lift lockdown restrictions and let's have a summary now of other stories making headlines around the world. 25 people have been killed in a ma

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than lebron in the finals so felt like a private showing, like at the guggenheim or the sis any opera house -- sidney opera rousey lebron is taking his game to levels and i was realizing i'm watching him meditate before the games and watching him warm up and getting sights and sounds not a one else can see and so i better spread that to the masses. i have to share the wealth. i can't be selfish. so that was amajor goal with going first person to take people into those viewpoints, that they couldn't have gotten otherwise. >> i think one of the things that maybe friends have been able to relate it to you or maybe it's something that i'm going relate for the first time. it was a different -- a very strange experience for us who were outside of the bubble, to watch some of the amazing things that happened. think about when luca made the shot against the clippers, the game-winner. the og game winner. off of that just the incredible pass, everybody was talking about anthony davis, mamba shot, against the nuggets for forever and ever, but it was like almost like you would see these people, wow, an

director of news and current affairs at the bbc for over a decade before he left to head the royal opera housebe the last. this deceit happened a quarter of a century ago and yet its reverberations are still being felt very much today.— very much today. thank you very much. surge testing for coronavirus is being introduced in more parts of england after further cases of the indian variant were detected. most of the incidents are concentrated in the north west of england. meanwhile, people travelling from the uk won't be allowed into germany from tomorrow because of a rise in cases of the indian variant here. german citizens can still enter, but they'll have to quarantine for two—weeks. a picture has emerged that appears to show princess latifa, the daughter of the ruler of dubai, who's not been seen or heard from for months. the unverified image shows her sitting between two women at a shopping mall in the united arab emirates. in february, the bbc�*s panorama programme broadcast a secret video from the princess, in which she said she was being held hostage and feared for her life. the queen h

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1899, he was attending the second annual meeting at the national a lifestyle association and the opera house in denver, colorado these were stockman and we need to understand the distinguished -- document earned how this hurts, a on the land, they were the ones who control the trade from top to bottom. and so, on this grandstanding here, this stage, mccoy is going to be honored and given a lifetime membership for -- in this organization for what he meant to developing the border capital trade talk was on the cusp of beginning in the 20th century. when they talked about him, they talked about his work being a mission. now that's an interesting statement to say in the cattle trade, pursuing emission. but it was contemplating the benefits to mankind at large, particularly he wanted to produce enough beef to feed the working class people's of the united states, who before this time were unable to afford it. but they also talked about ecological changes that were coming about as well. to make the wilderness the bloom and blossom has the rose. that's how he was introduced as being a person who did

and then also there is a project under way at the opera house. the other department i reached out to was the sfmta and their renewable policies is focused on sustainable transportation of course and the goals are outlined in a number of plans including their own strategic plan, climate action plan and zero emissions neat and plan. they're transitioning their non revenue fleets, not buses and support vehicles, things like forklifts to electric and implementing the necessary facility improvements for those fleets. they're also developing a transition plan to accommodate a zero emission battery bus fleet and developing additional actions with the department of environment in the 2021 climate action plan. san francisco international is really doing a lot. they have net zero energy, carbon, and waste goals by 2021 and they're about halfway toward meeting those goals. they're currently updating their strategic plan to focus on how to further operationalize those net goals. they're also commissioning a energy resources study and that's going to determin

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and physically excited about doing it in the opera house.i can't wait to get back on, because laughter is the best medicine. tt is laughter is the best medicine. it is like to have _ laughter is the best medicine. it is like to have stirred up a year's worth of energy as it is coming out. wonderful tribute to your dad wearing that this morning. goad wonderful tribute to your dad wearing that this morning. good to catch u- wearing that this morning. good to catch up with _ wearing that this morning. good to catch up with you. _ wearing that this morning. good to catch up with you. thank _ wearing that this morning. good to catch up with you. thank you i wearing that this morning. good to catch up with you. thank you so i catch up with you. thank you so much. make sure you come along and see the show over the weekend. lots of love. that's all from us for today. roger and sima will be with you tomorrow. goodbye. this is bbc news. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. further sanctions on belarus as the us calls the dive

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house where george floyd's family is meeting president biden. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken has ended his trip to israel with an opera up tens of millions of dollarslestinians for gaza as the cease-fire holds. >> the united states is committed to rallying international efforts to that effort and doing our part. ros: germany says belarus will have to pay a bitter price for diverting and eu passenger light in order to seize this opposition journalist. ♪ whether you are watching on bbc news or pbs in erica, welcome to "outside source." we begin in minneapolis where a memorial celebration is taking place right now in memory of george floyd, it is called rise and remember. you'll know that george floyd died, unarmed, when he was killed by police officer derek chauvin. that was one year ago today. esther floyd's death caused protests and systemic changes. this is the family meeting with nancy pelosi today. they are also musing with president biden to talk about the police ror he has promised. there have been events held all around the u.s., this is in new york, where bill de blasio and al sharpton knelt for nine minutes and 29 seconds, the same amount o

opposition fast party, the army naomi mutter opera was set to become the pacific. nation's 1st female leader on monday. but now the former speaker of the house is called off the sitting . despite an order from the supreme court, the current prime minister has been in power for 22 years. lenae play the sharell, jackson is an independent simone journalist. she explains. now the latest developments around the swearing in a matter of she has the numbers, but currently does not have the authority of the office of the legislative assembly convene parliament tomorrow. as we eat, the office of the legislative assembly just issued a note to say that they are further owning the parliament from condemning. though even though she has the 26 majority to rule, she has met with a lot of resistance to convene the parliament. there were swearing in the 1st female prime minister, 40 years of leadership by the human rights protection party has this has been a long time coming. and over 20 years of leadership i, one person, you know, will have challenges along the way. and the cracks in his leadership did show in the past 2 years when they've had charity and th

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