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thank ou.fter the invasion of ukraine began. the european union announced a tenth round of measures, shortly after the united states imposed further restrictions on more than 100 russian individuals and businesses. leaders of the g7 group of richest economies have warned they'll punish any countries that help russia evade sanctions, with the united kingdom announcing export bans on every item russia has been found using on the battlefield to date. the us secretary of state antony blinken addressed the united nations today — here's what he had to say. members of this council should not fall into the false equivalency of calling on both sides to stop fighting. 0r calling on other nations to stop supporting ukraine in the name of peace. no member of this council should call for peace while supporting russia's war on ukraine and the un charter. in this war, there is an aggressor and there is a victor. russia fights for conquest. ukraine fights for its freedom. if russia stops fighting and leaves uk

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what stood out for ou? ,, , ., truss actually wrote. what stood out for ou? ,, ., , ., for you?e telegraph — for you? she is asking readers of the telegraph to _ for you? she is asking readers of the telegraph to accept - for you? she is asking readers of the telegraph to accept a - for you? she is asking readers of the telegraph to accept a few- for you? she is asking readers of| the telegraph to accept a few big things, really tough asks of her readers. first, she asked them to accept that she diagnose the problem and that, fundamentally, being correct about the diagnosis, she thinks, is more important than being correct about her attempted solutions to fix the problems. so thatis solutions to fix the problems. so that is the first big ask. she is also suggesting, as you said, that she is not blameless, but really she does place most of the blame on other people and other institutions. she called them all kinds of things, she referred to the treasury, the system, the wider economic orthodoxy. she doesn�*t get specific apart from direct criticism of the office for budget respon

. . ~ for you giving us your perspective, thank ou. ., ~ i. morning, were a little girl was rescued, bringing a little bit of hope. here she is being brought up through a hole in the south—eastern province of hatay. she has been buried for 147 hours. after getting her out of the hole, she was put on a stretcher and carried out. in turkey, about 80,000 people are now in hospital with more than a million people in temporary shelters. 0ur correspondent tom bateman is near the city of antakya — in the hatay province — the southernmost province of turkey — and has just sent this report. 0n the road here outside the city of antakya, and antakya is devastated, one of the worst affected areas. what's happening here is, people who have managed to escape the city are stopping here. this has become a staging post. you can see this way, there are some tents, not many. these are official turkish aid agency tents, and then there are supplies that have been turning up, but one of the big things that's happening here are the bosses. happening here are the bus

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enjoyed it when he saw it, didn't ou? : , , , , enjoyed it when he saw it, didn't ou?tay with us, headlines coming - in pinocchio. stay with us, headlines coming up. - good morning. welcome to breakfast with nina warhurst and charlie stayt. our headlines today... an off—duty police officer is in a critical but stable condition after being shot in northern ireland. totally devastated and in shock and without words as to why or how this has happened. english football gets a new independent regulator, with a promise of more financially sustainable clubs and more powerforfans. a "statement of intent" — that's how sir keir starmer described his five national "missions" for the uk if labour win the next general election. # this is ground control to major tom.# the starman in all his glory. david bowie's archive is bought by the v&a museum, and will be put on public display. and in the weather, and sunny but frosty start in the north of the uk. swapping things round a little later. all the details right here on breakfast. it's thursday, 23rd february. our main story. an off—d

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we talked about duty and ou extracted. we talked about duty and you talked _ extracted. you decided to go back to granada and film a bbc documentary there. what impression did it leave on you once — impression did it leave on you once you _ impression did it leave on you once you got there?— impression did it leave on you once you got there? well, when slavery was _ once you got there? well, when slavery was abolished _ once you got there? well, when slavery was abolished in - once you got there? well, when slavery was abolished in 1833, l slavery was abolished in 1833, slavery was abolished in 1833, slave owning families like my own were actually compensated for the fact that they had lost what was referred to as their property, that's how slaves were seen. i wanted to go to granada in the wake of the racial getting here in the united states and just try to understand the link between the past and the present and to understand how the past defines the present and when i went there, i saw an island where poverty is rife, where there is a lot of obesity, of hypertension a

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thank ou ve country. thank you very much. thank you very much- _ thank you very much.terbury and moderator of the church of scotland are on an historic three—day visit to south sudan. they've called it a pilgrimage of peace to the country, where more than [too—thousand people have been killed in violence since independence 12 years ago. our religion editor, aleem maqbool is travelling with them. how much optimism as there are around what these faith leaders can achieve on this trip? titers; around what these faith leaders can achieve on this trip?— achieve on this trip? very good afternoon- _ achieve on this trip? very good afternoon. so _ achieve on this trip? very good afternoon. so there _ achieve on this trip? very good afternoon. so there is - achieve on this trip? very good afternoon. so there is a - achieve on this trip? very good afternoon. so there is a lot i achieve on this trip? very good afternoon. so there is a lot of. afternoon. so there is a lot of optimism, a lot of expectation from the pope's visit and you can judge this especially from, you know, just

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lots of great photos of ou! ,, ., ., , sport time. lots of great photos of ou!tland have won back—to—back matches at twickenham for the first time in history. there is more to come and we know it is just the first game, and sometimes you do not get your whole game out in that first game, but there's definitely more to come and i have to say, i thought the atmosphere was brilliant and the amount of scotland supporters that were there, it is the loudest i have heard flower of scotland sung down here, so thanks to them for coming down and helping us over the line. i was really proud of the fight and commitment they showed within it. we made errors, and that is a new team build, new combinations, sometimes that happens. now what we've got to do is improve and be better this coming week. we have got players, i want them to go onto the pitch and i want them to back themselves, i want them to bring all their strength onto the pitch and feel trusted to do that. to kick the tournament off, the world number one side ireland made the ideal start to their six nations after

i atmosphere in the town, it was 'ust 'o ous. ., .,. atmosphere in the town, it was 'ust 'o ous. ., .you're still wearing durable _ joyous. i love the fact that you're still wearing durable blue. - joyous. i love the fact that you're still wearing durable blue. yes i still wearing durable blue. yes t in: to still wearing durable blue. jazz trying to support the team in any way we can. two it was amazing to watch out and our local team are playing for the scottish cup. it's a further three never been before. i'll probably be up at noris. share i'll probably be up at noris. are they going _ i'll probably be up at noris. are they going to — i'll probably be up at noris. are they going to do it again? yes i i'll probably be up at noris. are - they going to do it again? yes they are. of they going to do it again? yes they are- of course _ they going to do it again? yes they are. of course they _ they going to do it again? yes they are. of course they are. _ they going to do it again? yes they are. of course they are. what - they going to do it again? yes they are. of course they are. what

why do ou and learning for young people. why do you and your _ learning for young people.eople. why do | you and your colleagues who are on the strike feel moved to go as far as this, given that you are acutely aware of the impact of that lost education through the pandemic? ultimately it is for the students. the biggest issue i personally have, and the colleagues i have spoken to have shared this, but obviously i can�*t speak for the whole union. but the biggest concern that we have is that we are in a recruitment and retention crisis as an industry, we are not recruiting enough teachers and we are losing experienced, quality, dedicated teachers faster than we are replacing them and that cannot continue. ultimately we will reach a tipping point where there are simply not enough teachers for a generation of young people and we will have a whole generation who will have a whole generation who will lose out on the education that they are entitled to because we cannot recruit teachers and more importantly we cannot get those in the profession who are skilled, experienced and

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over to ou. .mg , . . with all of those developments. over to ou. . , . ~ ~'., to you. that rishi sunak and ursula von der leyen have been in the hotel behind us for some time. we understand a bit of a working lunch and they are going to be having a press conference. we know that chris mason heard from government spokesperson saying that the deal had been done. jessica parker also hearing from sources in the eu that a deal has been done. rishi sunak has tweeted saying there is going to be a news conference and we think that is going to be in the next hour or so. keep watching and we will bring it to live as soon as we can. we know that they will have to leave her and it is not going to be at this location it will be one at close by. there was a speculation over the weekend but we don't know any of the details of the contents as of yet they will unveil it and the theatre and the optics of all there are going to be very, very important because rishi sunak wants to be able to say that he has solved a difficult question that was initially posed by brexit. boris johnson of c

the government ss, don't know, let some state figured ou that is not helpful for internet sites that have to work on a national level, organizing biions of pieces of information. >> you are happy with the henderson test, the fouh circuit test? >> yes, henderson is 90% correct. i got a ltllost going down the common law and publications. the rulwas great. they got a little weird on publication. their test is correct. also the ninth circuit test on revenues. the exact same test we quote in oubrfs and the exact same test the -- the petitnedid. what that test is doing, if you take the underlying notion that this a bars treatment as a publisher and you are saying, can they get a rounded eye the way they are plein it? you cannot say that his negligence or intentional affliction. the harm is coming froth declamatory -- the defamatory ntt. they are all insulating -- they are isolating the harm saying third-party information isas on the third parties own speech or its websites conduct flowing from the third-party >> if youtube labeled certain videos as the product of what it labels as responsi

how are ou? ~ ., , time for a look at the sport. how are ou? ., , , are you?ng on football and it is easy to criticise players for that when you do so much good work and in fairness it is nice now that he has been able to show what he can do on the football pitch once again and it is paying dividends because they are climbing up the table, manchester united. iie because they are climbing up the table, manchester united. he is en'o ini table, manchester united. he is enjoying himself. _ table, manchester united. he is enjoying himself. they - table, manchester united. he is enjoying himself. they are - table, manchester united. he is| enjoying himself. they are flying hi i h, the enjoying himself. they are flying high, they certainly _ enjoying himself. they are flying high, they certainly are. - morning. he's in the form of his life at the moment, and marcus rashford was on the scoresheet again as manchester united beat leicester 3—0. goals in both halves took his tally to 24 in all competitions as united maintained their five—point gap to leaders arsenal. nob

bonded over a love of football, did ou? . bonded over a love of football, did ou?chool. a rebellious - you? yes, it was quite ironic it was| a rugby school. a rebellious streak. i love football _ a rugby school. a rebellious streak. i love football but _ a rugby school. a rebellious streak. i love football but i _ a rugby school. a rebellious streak. i love football but i love _ a rugby school. a rebellious streak. i love football but i love the - a rugby school. a rebellious streak. i love football but i love the game | i love football but i love the game of rugby. john hated it, was useless at it and his dad was a methodist minister, it was a methodist school so he got a free place. beautiful school, 400 acres. john's father used to write to the headmaster every year saying why don't you play football? my son wants to play football. john made up for it with his love of the game.— football. john made up for it with his love of the game. when once his skill first become _ his love of the game. when once his skill first become apparent? - his love of the game. when

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