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pearson can you please discuss. your opinion the some best practices how key can ensure whistle-blowers are empowered to speak out. >> i would have to agree with what tristan said about transparency, being protested, a lot of whistleblowers, a lot of people see what happened to their coworkers and they don't want to do the same thing. i can't think of anything on the was to of my head, sorry i'm nervous. >> thank you, do you believe oawp investigator attorney decision will help create that independents is enough of a step? >> i think that change is a significant step in the rising direction -- right direction that is type of reform that should be better codified, my question is what the legal grounding is for that change, just an internal practice right now, the type of change that we would to make sure that future leaders cannot unclo to progress. the officer of general council plays a role in determining and. and discipline and settlement agreements and concerns about their role in that process, what can be seen a

pearson can you please discuss. your opinion the some best practices how key can ensure whistle-blowers are empowered to speak out. >> i would have to agree with what tristan said about transparency, being protested, a lot of whistleblowers, a lot of people see what happened to their coworkers and they don't want to do the same thing. i can't think of anything on the was to of my head, sorry i'm nervous. >> thank you, do you believe oawp investigator attorney decision will help create that independents is enough of a step? >> i think that change is a significant step in the rising direction -- right direction that is type of reform that should be better codified, my question is what the legal grounding is for that change, just an internal practice right now, the type of change that we would to make sure that future leaders cannot unclo to progress. the officer of general council plays a role in determining and. and discipline and settlement agreements and concerns about their role in that process, what can be seen a

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and in turn pearson, kelly, we no time making their first big shakeup. beleaguered quarterback jimmy garoppolo is out rookie aidan mcconnell is in the raiders were 3, 3 with garoppolo starting the season. he missed 2 games of injuries. what? just 10 for 21. 126 yards and an interception against the lions on monday night. so no doubt it's been really tough season for jimmy g thrown 9 interceptions and only 7 touchdowns in those 6 games. so enter o connell, i said mcconnell before its o'connell, rookie out of purdue, he's appeared in 2 games this season making one start. and today kelly and peers explain their decision in a somewhat awkward exchange. here it is. >> so quarterback position going forward, it will be going for it. or just like his best chance? >> those are expert reaction like in the locker room when you made that announcement. very supportive. the guys are rallying behind him. they're excited to watch him. >> you know, get his opportunity. the guy was there is a p was speaking to the to the team. you know, he had their eyes. there was energy

the allard pearson museum transferred them to the national museum of ukrainian history.from the collection of four crimean museums, sent in february 2014 to the exhibition in amsterdam, are considered to be a sculpture of the serpentine goddess of the scythians, the decor of a tent in the form of a griffin and elements of a horse harness. kiev promises to carefully preserve world cultural heritage sites, although this is hard to believe. kiev has always, as a rule, placed such valuables in private collections, usually of officials, that is , state leaders and so on, so nothing good can come from this collection. it was clear right away that they were gold they will not give it to us, that is, without options, all this can only be resolved as a result of the corresponding implementation and achievement of the goals that the president has set in terms of our special military operation. that the alard pearson museum will still transfer the scythian gold to kiev was announced by the ukrainian minult last week. the fact of the transfer on november twenty-seventh was confirmed

the alard pearson museum donated them .ollection of four crimean museums sent in february 2014 to an exhibition in amsterdam are considered to be a sculpture of the serpentine goddess of the scythians, the decor of a tent in the form of a griffin and elements of a horse lead. kiev promises to carefully preserve world cultural heritage sites, but i find it hard to believe. kiev has always, as a rule , placed such valuables in private collections, usually of officials, that is, state leaders and so on , so the collection is not good for anything, it was clear right away that they would not give us the gold, that is, without options, all this can be it was decided only as a result of the corresponding achievement of the goals that the president set in terms of our special military operation, that the scythian gold, the alard pearson museum , will still be transferred to kiev, just last week stated the ukrainian minult, the fact of the transfer on november 27 was confirmed by the netherlands, despite the fact that most of the e

from skov to ukraine, more than a million hryvnias were spent, together with the collection allard pearsoneum transferred to ukraine and the equipment in which the collection was kept for 10 years. all artifacts will be unpacked and delivered to the ob. after studying their condition, some can restore. the artifacts will be kept in the treasury of the national museum of the history of ukraine. according to rostislav karandeev, they plan to present them at the exhibition on january 22, the day of the unity of ukraine. after the deoccupation of crimea, the collection is planned to be returned to the museum from where it was taken. darius kincha and dmytro panov. social news. chevrons approaching victory, i am a bpp operator, i save lives and teach others. i destroy enemy shaheds during air attacks. i am a driver, i am an infantryman. our tasks are different. the goal is one. choose your specialty and fill out the questionnaire on the website of the national guard. we will win together. dear, how are you? now it is so difficult for many to relax, and especially when you are at school alone ,

, well, from crimea, actually, from crimean... museums, they remained in the custody of the luard pearsoneum and were there for almost 10 years. then 10 years ago , four crimean museums presented their collections at the exhibition. tavrida central museum, kerch historical and cultural reserve, chersonese tavri national reserve and bakhchesarai historical and cultural reserve. after the annexation of crimea, the russians claimed the collections, but the dutch courts supported ukraine. in june of this year, the supreme court of the netherlands. ruled that the treasures of the skiv era belong ukraine. the day before, after 10 years of trials, skivsk gold was finally returned home. 565 objects from four museums of crimea, which were presented at the allard pearson exhibition in 2014, came to the town. this is the first case of such a large scale in the history of the ukrainian-russian war. the importance of returning values ​​to our country. so we have the opportunity to state the fact here and with you today. the collection is customs cleared and located in ukraine. crimean treasures safely

let's get the thoughts of my panellist, daily telegraph columnist pearson is columnist allison pearson conservative peer. lord bailey and author and broadcaster amy nicole turner. allison i'll start with you. you think rishi sunak should quit? >> yes. if you can't control your borders, the primary duty of a government under the prime minister is to protect the people and to maintain your borders. and they promise to. patrick. they promise, didn't they , to bring down the overall they, to bring down the overall numbers. people who voted for brexit did not expect in 2022 and 2023 to have a population the size of birmingham arrive going over two years. it's completely unsustainable . the completely unsustainable. the british people have been betrayed and lied to. they're still lying. that thing, as you said, that cleverly, the home secretary said they don't want to bring immigration down because it boosts gdp . but what because it boosts gdp. but what they don't say is that it lowers they don't say is that it lowers the quality of living and the standard of living for british people. as y

we've got a pearson. never been seen anywhere near dead rabbit and anywhere near a dead rabbit and author broadcaster author and broadcaster amy nicole . now more brits nicole turner. now more brits are calling in sick than ever before, with the average person taking a whopping eight days off a year, compared with six days pre—pandemic. a year, compared with six days pre—pandemic . the biggest pre—pandemic. the biggest increase was in the 16 to 24 year olds, aka gen 2. skivers . year olds, aka gen 2. skivers. with 25 to 34 year olds not far behind. meanwhile while i'm sitting here, five days a week working my socks off, i didn't write that, okay? it's actually six. so panel, what can we take from this? our workshy brits taking the mickey allison i think the two points. >> patrick i think the first is that a lot of people did stay in and didn't go out. so i think a lot of people's immune systems are not that great. so i think a lot of people are getting worse. colds and flu. but this is another bit of the

the ukrainian minkul, referring to the alard pearson museum, states that this debt to kiev for storingn forgiven. rostislav skedan, alexander solovenko, dmitry mezentsev and olek shalya, ntv television company, republic of crimea. to other topics, the prosecutor's office issued a complaint to the head of aeroflot due to the cancellation of cheap tickets to thailand that had been sold. allegedly by mistake, business news, denis talalaev, denis, do clients still have a chance to get these tickets back and still fly? egor, lawyers highly appreciate this possibility, but the question , of course, is how long these trials will drag on. the prosecutor's office issued a motion to eliminate violations of federal law to aeroflot ceo sergei aleksandrovsky after the airline massively canceled cheap flights. tickets to thailand. about it. writes a message, referring to the answer: deputy transport prosecutor, to one of the passengers. in addition, the department is considering the issue of bringing the carrier to administrative liability for violating the rights of consumers to receive reliable in

does our pearson menissi school or is that i'm was moved to the gets expose, go to lunch with you, find out about all the story info, migraines, reliable news for migrant. wherever they may be, the berlin comes to the rescue of one of germany's biggest developers of energy projects. siemens energy getting the not on 15000000000 euros and loan guarantees as it deals with project backlogs, and sorts out it's troubled wind energy business. also on our show with jean ping and joe biden meeting in california, we look at how american and chinese businesses few current tensions between their countries and the new pledge to pump out 1000000 artillery rounds in support of ukraine to why it's been so difficult for their arms industries to deliver. take a look. say hello and welcome to our show. i'm seeing beardsley in berlin. the german government has approve 7500000000 euros and loan guarantees for siemens energy. a company it considers a key player in the countries climate transition. despite its recent struggles, the backs up for the maker of wind and gas turbines is part of a larger line of g

. >> yeah, well, there were two other -- there was a second corroborative witness, katrina pearson. and in fact, the plaintiffs -- they're called pe tishers -- >> katrina pearson didn't work in the white house. >> let me finish. allow me to finish. a tweet from an adviser to president trump that ashley referenced president trump's efforts to authorize the national guard. i mean, it was their own evidence that they brought in that referenced that. so, i don't think it's appropriate to say that he never authorized. that's just not fair. and i don't think the evidence leans in that direction. i thought we put out pretty strong evidence. and she can say she doesn't believe people. but just because there's not a specific written document doesn't mean that it didn't happen. and frankly, part of the problem with this entire hearing was that we didn't even have the time or the ability to send out subpoenas and get this type of witness testimony and look at other type of documents to be able to make our case. so, we were very limited on what we were able to do. so, to be able to say you didn

but to respond now, i'm joined again by daily telegraph columnist pearson columnist allison pearson andhor and broadcaster amy nicholl. turner allison, i'll start with you. i think we're going to be able to see another couple of clips of what happened at this this protest today . how do you view protest today. how do you view you're a journalist, right? when you're a journalist, right? when you was a teacher, right ? you see i was a teacher, right? >> i started out as a teacher. so we're seeing, patrick, so what we're seeing, patrick, is radicalised indoctrination of kids in that march. it's incredible , highly disturbing. incredible, highly disturbing. and i'm afraid this is the failure of multiculturalism in our society. those kids should not be being taught anything like this in schools. the idea that they're being taken out of school on a strike in support of a sectarian cause on friday is just it's astonishing. we saw what looked like a teacher may not have been one white woman in the long parade of muslim children leading the chanting from the river to the sea, a genocidal chant .

they can't mess with the, like godaddy, audio pin meg the front page and that, you know, does all of pearson men is useful, or them was moved to the gets expose, go to lunch when you find out about all the story info, migraines, reliable news for migrant wherever they may be, the some people don't care about me because they don't see my beauty. some people don't care about me because they think i have nothing to do but to be due to them. i am every thing at home, they have food and livelihood. that day by day i do so and so does everything 92000000000 people care about me? me, me. and now i need you the the, you're watching the news coming to live from berlin. hospitals in gauze at cripples by fighting the w h. so expresses grave concern for the safety of patients and workers at the l. c. 4, hospital supplies run out is rarely miller treats an ice strikes or a siege. they're also coming off on the sho protesters take to the streets and tell a vive, demanding a cease fire and the safe return of hostages. as is really media report progress of a possible deal. and at a summit and saudi arabia,

linda pearson joins us now.want to talk about your book in a little bit, but first i want to talk a little bit more about you. you live in northern virginia, just outside washington. you were studying chinese this summer, is that right, at the university of virginia? linda: yes. john: you have done a lot of things lot of 10-year-olds haven't done. have you always done things or you always remember doing things that other kids your age might not necessarily be doing? linda: most tenured's haven't published a book and most five-year-olds haven't started a business at that point. i taught myself to read when i was four. john: you started a business when you were five? linda: yes my business is called , linda's lab, and it has two main goals. one, to solve world hunger and the other one to improve science education in schools. john: how do you do those things? linda: i am solving world huer through meal worm protein, because i turn the mealworms into a protein powder that i can then put into protein bars. once i mak

does our pearson minutes useful or them was moved to the gets expose, go to lecture and find out about all the story info, migraines, reliable news for migrant. wherever they may be, the this is data, but you notice coming to live from berlin. us as it is real, as agreed to daily for our military pulses in northern garza, the white house is called it a significant 1st step, but as the fighting continues inside the territory, there's been no official confirmation from israel of a formal plan. also coming out ready to pay the ultimate sacrifice we talked to the families of israel's young con, scripts sent to the front line for the 1st time the .

we move on to the next news, priceless treasures finally return, the allard pearson museum in the netherlands canceled its debts. for the storage of skivskyi gold - the ministry of culture and information reported politicians so the artifacts are already being prepared for shipment. for more than nine years, they were kept in the netherlands, while ukraine proved in court its right to the crimean collections, which were sent to the exhibition just before the occupation of the peninsula. the collection includes exhibits from the museums of simferopol, kerch, bakhchesarai and sevastopol. and the espresso tv channel is asking for an early payment for a car for the first separate special brigade named after ivan bohun. the car is needed by the buar unit, the command and artillery reconnaissance battery. our the defenders are in an active war zone and recently had a successful operation, but the enemy is in the thickets of their suv , so it is important to send them a new one as soon as possible , the car has already been found, but it still needs to be bought, and we are asking you to support our

let me remind you that after almost 10 years of litigation, the allard pearson museum transferred theuables nationally. museums of the history of ukraine, where they will be stored until the deoccupation of crimea. these the objects you saw today, which were returned to ukraine, they will be. prepared and displayed for inspection by museum visitors and, of course, in their original forms. 10 years have almost passed, the artifacts will return here to kyiv, i hope that this is temporary, because i believe that they will return to the free ukrainian crimea, when justice will be fully restored. the next news release is at 4 p.m., we follow what is happening in ukraine and the world , we will tell you about the most relevant events, and then meet my colleague antin borkovskyi. thanks to annieva mylnyk, thanks to the editors of novinso for their tireless work. we appreciate it very much, but i'm picking up the baton, and dear tv viewers, i'm turning to you. do not take this as a ritual request, with a request for help to our military, we understand that extremely difficult battles are bein

según autoridades, el incidente ocurrió el viernes y al llegar a la cuadra 600 de la calle pearson, encontróvenía volando aquí adelante. >> la víctima fue atendida en el lugar para ser estabilizada antes de ser llevada por avión con heridas graves a un hospital local. la policía identificó al conductor como adán quiñones de 30 años, y quien estaba bajo supervisión comunitaria posterior a la liberación por delitos anteriores, ya relacionó con dewey otros asuntos enfermeros registrados del washington hospital en fremont están manifestándose hoy por lo que consideran son propuestas inseguras por parte de la gerencia durante las negociaciones contractuales, unos 800 enfermeros en negociación están especialmente preocupados por una propuesta de la gerencia relacionada con una práctica que los obligaría a trabajar en unidades que tienen diferentes competencias y equipos y para las que dices no tienen la formación adecuada, por lo que aseguran estarían poniendo en riesgo la seguridad del paciente. según indicó el sindicato de. hablando de trabajadores, los empleados de la universidad estatal de cal

in an interview with drew pearson, a columnist for the influential american publication washington carouselplained why. it is impossible for such a crime to be committed alone; for umali oswald, this is too complex a crime. a whole group of people acted here according to a specially developed plan. behind this whole crime are people who had great opportunities, both material and financial. they are confusing the investigation. kennedy was essentially a victim. their enemies, and it seems to me that warren will not be able to investigate this. until now, over 10,000 reports, reports, notes on the kennedy assassination remain locked up in the united states, the same papers are published year after year , hinting at a russian trace, an inconvenient truth, apparently even today, frightens those against whom 60 years ago together the leaders of the two countries spoke, stopping the already seemingly inevitable nuclear escalation. about these forces jacqueline kennedy. on one of the last nights in the white house, in a very personal letter, handwritten, on on the official form of the residence of

unnecessary construction. there will be more, hidden treasures are finally returning, the allard pearson museum in the netherlands has canceled the debts for the storage of the skivsk gold, the ministry of culture and information policy reported, so the artifacts are already being prepared for shipment, they were stored in the netherlands for more than nine years, while ukraine proved its right to the crimean collections in court, which were sent to the exhibition before the occupation of the peninsula. the collection includes exhibits from the museums of simferopol, kerch, bogchesarai and sevastopol. scouted the defense borders of ukraine on the border with russia and recruited informants. security detained another fsb agent in vovchansk , kharkiv region. russian special services found him through telegram and offered cooperation. the collaborator on pseudo lexus was supposed to create his own network of informants, report on the consequences of enemy strikes and report on the basing of the ukrainian military and equipment, detained in custody, he faces life imprisonment. the espresso t

pearson, can you discuss briefly your opinion of best practices of how we can ensure that whistleblowers are empowered to speak out? >> i would definitely have to agree with what triston said about transparency being protected. a lot of whistleblowers, a lot of people see what happens to their coworkers and they do not want to go through the same thing, so i will not blow the whistle. i can't think of anything else off the top of my head. i get nervous. >> thank you for that. last question, do you believe the oawp investigative division will help with independence and that being the next step? >> that change is a significant step in the right direction, and that is the type of reform that should be better codified. my question would be what the legal grounding is for that change and if that is just an internal practice right now, that is the type of legislative change we would want to see to make sure future leaders cannot undo that progress. at the same time, the office of general counsel still plays a role in determining and implementing discipline and settlement agreements, and we sti

the worthless treasures are finally being returned, the allard pearson museum in the netherlands hasorage of the skivsk gold - the ministry of culture and information policy reported. so artifacts. are already being prepared for shipment, they were stored in the netherlands for more than nine years, while ukraine proved its right to the crimean collections in court, which were sent to the exhibition before the occupation of the peninsula. the collection includes exhibits from the museums of simferopol, kerch, bagchesararay and sevastopol. and before the operational events, one person died, seven more were injured.

they can't mess with the like godaddy audio 2 megs of appears in the original does our pearson minutes useful? or the i'm was moved to the gets expose, go to lunch when you find out about all the story info, migraines, reliable news for migrant. wherever they may be. the this is the, the, the news coming to live from berlin. israel says it has discovered a total shot at el cheapo hospital in garza, these really military size, the young verified pictures and just from us militants were using the medical facility to command their operations. claim that from us to not also coming up, richard time, adamant heads to berlin, the turkish president, business german images heated discussion about his criticism of israel and the war in guns.

well, i guess i gotta get 2 megs up up peers and that, you know, does all of pearson men is useful for them was moved to the gets expose, go to lunch. when you find out about all the story info, migraines, reliable news to migrate wherever they may be, the hello and welcome to focus on your it's wonderful to have you with us. we have hardly any rights, enough practically excluded from society for women. and i've gone to sun, life has become increasingly difficult, it's vince of volleyball, and took back over the country in 2021. many are trying to escape. zora is one of those will already managed together with the entire music school. she fled into exhausted now lives and nothing thoughts are good in the city of braga, she continues to make music from that. something that is absolutely forbidden in her native country of the 16. when i scan to stan, played by an orchestra whose members were driven from their homeland, the young musicians are seeking a future in europe. the breakfast time in braga and northern portugal cousins or and for rita had been living here with their uncle. since

we support this deputy city attorney, ann pearson. that's right. this vote is just to confirm that the hearing was held and closed. thank you. i walton, i supervisor sapphire sapphire chair dorsey i dorsey i the motion passes without objection. thank you, mr. clerk. then the item is heard and filed. and mr. clerk, can we please call item number six? item number six is the hearing to consider the proposed initiative ordinance amended by the mayor to the voters for the march 5th, 2024 elections entitled ordinance amending the administrative code to require recipients of aid under the county adult assistance program who are reasonable believe to be dependent on illegal drugs, to be screened for substance abuse and to participate in appropriate substance abuse treatment where recommended by a professional evaluator to provide that failure to comply with the drug screening evaluation and treatment requirement. without good cause will render a recipient ineligible for assistance under cap program allows cap recipients who are ineligible for assistance du

but to respond now, i'm joined again by daily telegraph columnist pearson columnist allison pearson andhor and broadcaster amy nicholl. turner allison, i'll start with you. i think we're going to be able to see another couple of clips of what happened at this this protest today . how do you view protest today. how do you view you're a journalist, right? when you're a journalist, right? when you was a teacher, right ? you see i was a teacher, right? >> i started out as a teacher. so we're seeing, patrick, so what we're seeing, patrick, is radicalised indoctrination of kids in that march. it's incredible , highly disturbing. incredible, highly disturbing. and i'm afraid this is the failure of multiculturalism in our society. those kids should not be being taught anything like this in schools. the idea that they're being taken out of school on a strike in support of a sectarian cause on friday is just it's astonishing. we saw what looked like a teacher may not have been one white woman in the long parade of muslim children leading the chanting from the river to the sea, a genocidal chant .

the priceless treasures are finally being returned, the allard pearson museum in the netherlands has canceled the debts for the storage of the skivsk gold , the ministry of culture and... information policy reported, so the artifacts are already being prepared for shipment, they were stored in the netherlands for more than nine years, while ukraine proved its case in court the right to the crimean collections, which were sent to the exhibition before the occupation of the peninsula. the collection includes exhibits from the museums of simferopol, kerch, bakhchesarai and sevastopol. and before the operational events, one person died, seven more were injured. due to enemy shelling of the kherson region. the russians attacked the region 115 times per day. more than half a thousand shells were fired from mortars, artillery, hails, tanks, drones and aircraft - said the head of the region oleksandr prokudin. russian terrorists targeted residential areas, a factory, an educational institution, a dormitory, a shop and an office building. the russians wounded two people in nikopol, men aged 3

and eventually, when he spoke before the 15 member body that leads to the united nations pearsons, then you will the responsibility you fold them will be borne by, by the key every gene and the executive orders. and for the western countries flooding ukraine with their weapons, which as we know also i coordinate the goals, the strike and the washington, which is accustomed to using this time to cover up its own crimes and the crimes of its allies in yugoslavia. afghanistan and the middle east desk to coal such tragedies, collateral damage, even near rock war in 2003, the united states made repeated attacks during the work of emergency and other services, part of its military tactics. the crating on forces a diligent students now and eventually also pointed out that it seemed like some of the western country saw this meeting about what isn't apparent violation of international law on a crime against civilians as simply an opportunity to rehash their bashing of russia and their blaming of russia for the entire situation and the entire conflict in ukraine. a pointed out that if countries a

i'm the 1st thing i want to ask you, i mean the narrative has always been that it was president pearson was on reasonable. russia was never willing to compromise. it wouldn't sit down and negotiate. so do you think it's a significant but suddenly we're hearing from inside kids that actually that's not really how it was it who a thank you for having me was actually we can see a message behind it and much more than b b i because when in the end, the crane inefficient comes out at this particular moment when the west is giving up on p. f at home ukraine. but understanding that the war against russia is not the tv needs goes on the concrete in the west suite, trying to really hit twice a and this month and the economy divided in pieces. and we end up getting our own economy. because of that, we see how the ukrainians today understand that the west is giving up on them and is understanding that only the dido was the rock. uh, is this a 3? what the ukrainians almost 10 e s h from 2014. when president, victoria newport beach was uh ad, replaced and included uh, the americans and europeans move

allison pearson lays it out.thers that are naturally conservative. she talking about mothers she is talking about mothers that have common they're that have common sense. they're trying to protect their daughters in daughters for what's happened in this migration . and the this mass migration. and the elites just want look elites just want to look the other and importantly, other way. and more importantly, and why pearson's and this is why pearson's article is important, that article is so important, that you're the problem, that the mothers problem . mothers are the problem. >> i just want to get you on one more if that's possible. more thing, if that's possible. it it sounds a bit it sounds like it sounds a bit showbiz , but actually think showbiz, but actually i think there's more it's there's a bit more to it. it's there's a bit more to it. it's the meghan and harry the meghan markle and harry effect chaos effect they're causing chaos in the there's book, omid the uk. there's this book, omid scobie out called

in the same month , amsterdam's allard pearson museum decided that the collection would be kept in theirossession for as long as possible. the court will not decide to whom to give all the treasures. in january 2015, hearings began on the lawsuit of the crimean museums, which changed jurisdiction, later the state of ukraine was involved in the case, as one of the parties. it took almost two years for the first resolution. the court recognized that all exhibits belong to ukraine, and the state was also ordered to pay more than €110,000 for the storage of the collection. however, a week ago, the museum canceled this debt for ukraine. a month later, russia filed an appeal and only at the end. on the 21st of the year, the appeals court of amsterdam made a final decision on the return of the artifacts to ukraine, the cassation appeal filed by moscow was rejected this year. in total, the collection includes 565 objects, but gold is not among them there will be fifty, the rest of the collection are unique items that are more than 2,000 years old, the value of the collection is estimated at appr

well, tonight i am joined by allison pearson shaun bailey and amy nicole.and amy nicole. turn top panel , top nicole. turn top panel, top panel now keir starmer has been slammed for his tone deaf video all about islamophobia awareness month. and to make matters worse , he now stands accused of taking his poppy off to film it. so do you believe the labour party is actually proud to be british? ex labour mp simon danczuk takes on one of his own former party aide, stella shante guido. and that's in the clash . guido. and that's in the clash. plus, this is not just a christmas ad, it's a woke christmas ad, it's a woke christmas ad, it's a woke christmas ad , but i won't do christmas ad, but i won't do that. >> no, i won't do that. >> no, i won't do that. >> well, it turns out they will do that because in a double whammy, m&s also apologised for burning christmas hats that apparently looked a little bit like the palestine flag will debate if these brutally misjudged the national mood in the media. buzz prince harry's dependency on meghan markle is taking its tol

well, tonight i am joined by allison pearson shaun bailey and amy nicole.turn top panel , top nicole. turn top panel, top panel now keir starmer has been slammed for his tone deaf video all about islamophobia awareness month. and to make matters worse , he now stands accused of taking his poppy off to film it. so do you believe the labour party is actually proud to be british? ex labour mp simon danczuk takes on one of his own former party aide, stella shante guido. and that's in the clash . guido. and that's in the clash. plus, this is not just a christmas ad, it's a woke christmas ad, it's a woke christmas ad, it's a woke christmas ad , but i won't do christmas ad, but i won't do that. >> no, i won't do that. >> no, i won't do that. >> well, it turns out they will do that because in a double whammy, m&s also apologised for burning christmas hats that apparently looked a little bit like the palestine flag will debate if these brutally misjudged the national mood in the media. buzz prince harry's dependency on meghan markle is taking its toll. that is to ac

alison pearson's column, she said like fight for said it's like a fight for civilisation.on different sides here. i think there's a way in which it's playing our streets, but playing out in our streets, but i do a lot of people are i do think a lot of people are genuinely misplaced in, you know, they're marching, know, when they're marching, they what they don't understand what they're marching i they're really marching for. i am very , very worried, though, am very, very worried, though, for british jews. i know that, you know, because you've signed it. thank you. i convened it. and thank you. i convened the october declaration with a group of other people which was to show british jews that we stand in solidarity with them since the 7th of october, there's been over a thousand anti—semitic incidents, which is almost certainly under reported. and if you go onto the community security trust website, and i would urge people to and you read the things that are being said and done to jews in this country , we it's really shameful country, we it's really shameful . i was asham

alison pearson's column, she said like fight for said it's like a fight for civilisation.des here. i think there's a way in which it's playing our streets, but playing out in our streets, but i do a lot of people are i do think a lot of people are genuinely misplaced in, you know, they're marching, know, when they're marching, they what they don't understand what they're marching i they're really marching for. i am very , very worried, though, am very, very worried, though, for british jews. i know that, you know, because you've signed it. thank you. i convened it. and thank you. i convened the october declaration with a group of other people which was to show british jews that we stand in solidarity with them since the 7th of october, there's been over a thousand anti—semitic incidents, which is almost certainly under reported. and if you go onto the community security trust website, and i would urge people to and you read the things that are being said and done to jews in this country , we it's really shameful country, we it's really shameful . i was ashamed when i read

the crimean museums, which in 2013 transferred more than 500 items to an exhibition at the alvard pearsonin amsterdam. sad news in moscow, in the sixty-ninth year , andrei shimyakin, film critic, tv presenter and documentary director , passed away. stanislav anisimov about the special creative method of andrei shimyakin. last the premiere of andrei shimyakin at the cinema house took place this monday. andrei mikhailovich did not come to the evening in memory of screenwriter anatoly grebnev, citing poor health. children of war and thirty-five years old. mass terror, grebnev’s peers might not have known that he who increases knowledge increases sorrow. the film anatoly grebnev is a diary of a not at all mediocre screenwriter, that very visual film studies, this is exactly how shimyakin himself described his method of work, a combination of lyrical intonation, precisely selected newsreels, fragments of films, he was distinguished by his encyclopedic knowledge, simply a man of phenomenal memory and phenomenal knowledge , he knew every film frame by frame, knew all the books line by line, he c

the investment case here in europe with ted pearson.talk about the investment landscape for a.i. in europe. what thing we have seen is a number of companies which raised large sums of money with little product on the market. are you concerned we are centering a bubble phase within europe? >> it is the same thing with every new technology. the world realizes there is something new that has the power to change a lot of things. when that happens, there is a new stack being built up. you start from the bottom with the infrastructure and the the tooling. you come closer and closer to applications. when there is something new, it doesn't happen in a vacuum. everyone knows that and it is a lot of people who are there for a quick buck and others are in it for the long term. this is the next big thing with the tech industry in general. i'm excited. >> how are you viewing the a.i. landscape? so much from the application layer. where do you see the promise with the investment point of view? >> it is just like the job in general. sorting through th