with orthodox jeh. which patriarch kirill gundyaev announced at the so-called universal russian people 's council, and there at this council an order was passed, and this order reads that the entire territory of modern ukraine should enter the zone of exclusive influence of russia, and russia's large-scale invasion of ukraine is called a holy war , i will quote this one. moment: from a spiritual and moral point of view, a special military operation is a holy war, in which russia and its people, protecting the single spiritual space of holy russia, perform the mission of a deterrent, protecting the world from onslaught of globalism and the victory of the west, which has fallen into satanism, and gundyaev himself said that this order is aimed at strengthening and developing the so-called russian world, while denying that it was open. and frank nazi character, let's listen to what he said, the main task of these orders, as well as the long-term activity of the entire world russian people's council, is the protection and strengthening of the russian world, the division, weakening of the russian peopl

commander of the sparta battalion, he has already changed his profile of activity, headed the people 's councilhard, it was difficult at first, because after all, there were 10 years of war. results of the week from our defense department: more than two dozen high-precision strikes were carried out on enemy military forces, the situation in key areas of the northern military district was improved, in a separate line, the avdeevsky section, where the fighters of the troop center group liberated three villages and continue to shift the front line to the west, and also footage of the interrogation of a captured ukrainian special forces soldier was published , the only surviving participant in the foray onto the tenderovskaya spit in the kherson region explained why the commanders sent them to certain death. irina kuksenkova will continue. after that i realized that if i continued moving, they would hit me two hundred times. i turned around and swam back, shouting, don’t shoot, i surrender. this is the testimony of a survivor taken in captivity of a ukrainian saboteur by the russian military. the s

by the way, in total there are over 12,500 people ’s representatives in local councils, another 110 deputiesn the house of representatives in full parliamentarians will meet in the second half of march. legislative and executive power of belarus operates in a regime of constitutional legality and takes all measures to maintain law and order in the country at the level of the fundamental law. this was stated by the chairman of the constitutional court during the adoption of the annual message to the national assembly by the president. last year , there were no requests to check the laws adopted in the country. this is stated in the final part of the message, voiced by pyotr miklashevich. he emphasized from the first constitution. consists of four sections, an introductory final part, it will be directed the head of state, the parliament and the media tomorrow, in another week, on march 15, the belarusian constitution will turn 30 years old. 284 people were granted belarusian citizenship, including 28 minors. the corresponding decree was signed by the president. in addition to the appeals of i

that, according to the constitution and by the law has the entire belarusian people 's assembly, because the supreme council quite broad powers to establish holidays, and make personnel decisions in relation to certain officials, so it is possible that there will be some changes or additions to the agenda. for many centuries, the date of the snc is already known, it will take place on april 24 and 25, while the nomination of delegates from civil society and local councils of deputies is underway. the elections will take place from april 1 to april 10. also included in the meetings. will include representatives of the executive and the judiciary, deputies of the house of representatives, the council of the republic, a total of 1200 people, such an objective principle allows the interests of everyone to be taken into account, and the delegates themselves to take part in the affairs of the state. the authorities of most european countries reacted to the russian presidential elections with extremely strange statements. the british foreign office, represented by the head of the middle east, cameron, reported tha

really lead our country, these are the future governors, these are the future chairmen of the people 's councilthe future directors of factories. these are senators , these are heads of municipalities, as vladimir vladimirovich said, that elite has compromised itself, this is the future elite that will lead our country, for everyone who wears a military uniform these days, it was extremely important to hear today’s words from the president about the participants of the military military district , it was said, that the elite is precisely a soldier who is ready to give his life for the sake of the lives of other people, the truth is behind us, glory to the russian soldier, god bless us, by the way, despite the fact that the time of heroes program will start working tomorrow, not all military personnel were in a hurry with it after the message take advantage of. don't want politics? well, at the moment, no, as long as we have such a leader of the country, we don’t have to go there, so to speak, because we are all confident in him, and you yourself heard that he is ready to hand over to our heroes

alireza abbasi went to the islamic council as the people 's choice. in this constituency, mr. ali shirinzad and mustafa saeedi went to the second round. tekeh kilimian, homayoun sameh, najafabadi, armenians from the north of iran, ara shawardian and zoroashtian behshid barhosh, went to the islamic council , khuzestan province, ahvaz constituency, bavi hamidieh and karun mojtaba yousefi seyed mohsen mousavizadeh and mohammad emir of ilam, ilam constituency, ivan cherdavel , mehran malek shahi, sirvan halilan, and chovar fereydon hemmati, and sara falahi of lorestan province , borujerd constituency, abbas gudarzi. and fatemeh maqsoodi kahlowieh and bi rahmat constituency, birhamd dana and margun mohammad bahrami, seifabad north khorasan province, shirvan constituency, abbas gudari, tehran province, pak dasht constituency, farhad bashiri, fars province , shiraz and zarqan constituency, ruhollah najabat and jafar qadri as people's representatives. they went to the islamic council in the same constituency of alireza pak fitrat ebrahim azizi. seyyed ismail hosseini and rahmat allah

preparing a number of materials and investigations there, in the declaration of people 's deputies, deputies of local councilsaccordingly we will also experience this, and it is a good thing that you will honestly analyze it, honestly succeed in it, and you will publish it on your website, come in, read there, you will read that you will not be able to sleep without a reliable one, ms. victoria, thank you for the analysis and the comment from the traffic honestly, well, we also need it quickly, we are going to take a short break, then the ater will continue the news about the fact that the prices of gasoline there have skyrocketed and about what is happening in border russia, in a few minutes in the news. there are 10% discounts on lisobact in podorozhnyk bam-tashchad pharmacies. there are 10% discounts on valeriana bolgarska in podorozhnyk bamtaoshkad pharmacies. there are 10% discounts on lactial in travel pharmacies in bantaschat. tired of heavy and bulky saws, then the strong saw from razpak tv is for you, with it you can easily cut trees and shrubs, it is so convenient to use for carpentry work, it is th

famous china two sessions: the cppcc, it ended a long time ago, the people's political consultative council, this is such a kind of all-people 's main session of the npc of the national people's congress , where there are, as it were, two levels, one obvious, understandable, that is, an increase in military spending has been announced everyone. 2%, which is quite understandable, given the militarization of the asian-oceanic region; by the way, just against the backdrop of two sessions , us-south korean military exercises are taking place, free counting, and so on, were published. drivers of growth, cheap labor, favorable geopolitical situation , there is no longer us competition, to put it mildly, there is no longer a factory in the world, there is a technological power, new drivers have arrived, they are being formed, this is, of course, double circulation, and new projects and so on, then in fact, we are watching these seemingly boring numbers, in fact, new content, new content of a leading technological power, well, in fact, number one in many indicators, if we sum it all up... and we are on our eve of our on the great holid

on the same day, on the square in front of the supreme council of crimea, registration began for the people 's the 128th ninth company, cheers, when the regiment was formed, some kind of protection was needed, which my father, crooked, did. oleg nikolaevich, he said, let’s make shields, well, at least a small amount, but it was necessary in 2 days form at least up to 80 people, but in 2 days we made 80 shields, we slept here, ate, painted, everything here was in the haze of our flag, the crimean one. back on february 25, the armed soldiers of the sevastopol special unit berkut went to the perekop isthmus to plug the narrow... the supreme council of crimea appoints a session to which it will be submitted.

although, some people would say the dollop�*s not big enough for some councils, but that's another, that'sr episode. right, let's talk about extremism, then. so we've got this new definition. i will take a bit of time to actually read it out, just so that we're all on the same page. so extremism is: "the promotion or advancement of an ideology based on violence, hatred or intolerance that aims to, one, negate or destroy the fundamental rights and freedoms of others, ortwo, undermine, overturn or replace the uk's system of liberal parliamentary democracy and democratic rights. or three, intentionally create a permissive environment for others to achieve the results in one or two." why did we need a new version? because the old version was a bit loose and it was more honoured in the breach than the observance. so we had a definition that was arrived at in 2011 and refreshed in 2015. and it's important to stress that this definition is there to help government, to guide government in the organisations that we should engage with and that we should fund. and recent reporting by the media, but a

domestic and international pressure — and a ruling by senegal�*s constitutional council — to get today's date agreed. seven million peoplee woman. 0ur west africa correspondent thomas naadi has more from dakar. there was a lot of anger on the streets but i am currently in the hometown of the opposition candidate and he is expected to vote here at some point today. there is a lot of enthusiasm amongst the voters and also a sense of hope and pride because they see him as one of their own. 17 contestants are present in this election but it will likely be reduced to a two horse race including the former minister of finance, and the stakes are high in this election and candidates are confident of victory and as you said, senegal is one of the most stable countries in west africa. it has never experienced a military coup and has witnessed the peaceful transition of power. to a lot of people here, it feels like this particular collection could be a turning point for democracy in the country. a lot of people here feel this particular election could be a turning point for the country's democracy. turning point for the country's d

considerable domestic and international pressure, and a ruling by senegal�*s constitutional council, to get today's date agreed. seven million peoples. our correspondent thomas naadi is in senegalfor us. the voting process has been largely peaceful. there are long queues at some polling stations. this country has a very young population and many of them are determined to get their voices heard in this election. 0pposition candidate diomaye faye voted here earlier today. he called for a peaceful election and urged all parties to accept the outcome of the polls. former prime minister amadou ba of the ruling party also called for a peaceful election and said he was confident of a first round victory after casting his ballot. senegal is one of africa's most stable countries in a region where military coups are common. yet most of these voters see this election as a turning point for their country's democracy. whoever wins this election will have to tackle unemployment, rising cost of living, institutional reforms to safeguard the country's democracy and, of course, to efficiently manage the country's natural resources. as senegal begin

a court in hong kong has sentenced a group of people in connection with the storming of the city �*s legislative councilce at the height of anti—government protests. most of the defendants were found guilty of writing, and the longestjail term handed down is six years, ten months. two other people were jailed for 57 months and 2a months respectively. two journalists were given relatively small fines, the equivalent of less than 200 us dollars for illegally entering the legislative council chamber. india, the world's largest democracy, has announced the date of its national elections. polls to be held over several weeks from the 19th of april. the hindu—nationalist and incumbant prime minister, narendra modi, is strongly favoured to win a third term. there are around 968 million eligible voters in india. here's the chief election commissioner making the announcement. we will do it in seven phases, as was done last time. seven phases. phase one will start from 25th march, five days from now. 0ur south asia correspondent, samira hussain is in new delhi, where the announcement was made and sent us this upda

the people's republic of china in 1999-2001, co-chairman of the ukrainian-chinese business council. was in touch with us and we talked about the last tour of the special representative of the people 's republic of china lihui to kyiv to european capitals, before that lihui visited moscow, spoke there with representatives of the ministry of foreign affairs of the russian federation, we tried to understand what he was talking about this chinese tour is connected. now khrystyna and i will take a break for a few minutes, but please don't switch, we let's continue our dialogue. there are discounts on mebicar ic 10% tablets in pharmacies psyllium you and save. april 6, dead rooster with the program wundervaffe, especially for you favorite action films of the legendary band. we huddle at 7 p.m. april at the festival, tickets for the ua concert. there are 15% discounts on anti-catarrhal drugs in travel bam and savings pharmacies. there are 10% discounts on lisobact in psyllany bam and oskad pharmacies. the premium sponsor of the national team represents. united by football, stronger together. maria gurska meets with the head of the committee every week of foreign affairs of the polish sejm,

is now issuing these tourism permits, so what 's wrong with that if we separate the ministry of heritage, the municipality and the city council, where people choose, do they care about that city? it really creates a problem. some issues are in the government's favor. now in the cities, there are war zones. i am grateful to them and , god willing, we will not be ashamed of their trust in the future. our chamkhale, well, natural resources have come to the middle of our cities, there are different areas in the middle of our city, so there is a problem, now mr. shayanfar, mr. yousefi , has made my way, very well, there is a problem , he should leave this and the medical resources out of his head. in the cooperative, business is our business, we put two good laws, one is to study the issuance of business licenses in the 11th school and the knowledge-based law . we are a long way from the problem of hazrat agha in the oil exhibition. the catch was that leave it to the real private sector, no , now, my dear people, let me tell you what we did . in that proposal, i and another colleague, mr. qadri , were among the proposals. or in the south of the

ihor lytvyn, ambassador of ukraine to the people 's republic of china in 199-2001, co-chairman of the ukrainian-chinese business council, was in touch with us and we talked about the last tour of the special representative of the people's republic of china lihui to kyiv to europe. capital before that, luhei visited moscow, spoke there with representatives of the ministry of foreign affairs of the russian federation, we tried to understand what this chinese tour is connected with. now khrystyna and i will take a break for a few minutes, but please do not switch, we will continue our dialogue. damn, stairs, my legs can't walk anymore, wait for me... that there is no health, and what kind of health is there in the sixties, and i thought so until i tried gerovital, gerovital plus, a phytovitamin complex that cares for the heart and strengthens the body, gerovital plus, good health, active life, novelty gerovital energy, even more iron for good deeds, herovital energy - once a day, there are discounts on zzilor 10% in pharmacies plantain, pam and savings, laughter, physical activity, sneezing. even during such a small load,

requirements of the law, he quite strict, that’s right, because these people are given power, uh, it doesn’t matter if it ’s the minsk city council minsk, for example, the telegram tools are already in your personal, then that you have met and will meet again, i have no doubt about that, you are present on television, on the radio too, instagram and tiktok. expect? well, yes, probably, if we now use these forms in the library, because we also need cultural information, educational information convey it in new forms, these, using them for yourself, if there is such a need, then why not, a club of editors. we must take this kind of accumulation of troops near our borders with all seriousness, not a single politician in the world today can guarantee that this force will not be used against us, as for weapons on the western borders, these are absolutely objectively not defensive weapons, these are all offensive units of weapons, they benefit from destabilization and expansion of the line of contact, namely therefore, the authorities are aiming belarusians at greater responsibility during the election campaign, we all... don't miss it

council 's performance, and i have a reason. i confirmed that the performance of this council in de-monopolization and in places where there is no competition, did it benefit the people , did it benefit the supply sector, for example, the producer , or let's say the university , i will not give an acceptable score, that is, if the competition council is going to enter find it, i mean, the competition council itself it needs a pathology and correction, however , the whole issue of whether the universities that charge tuition should determine the amount of tuition themselves , this is not the right thing. if he chooses , he has to take this service at the price that is offered, which is the education and research provided by the university and from onor. the supplier of this benefit can pay any price, he has overhead , the interest rate is not high, he has extra professors, extra classes , extra employees, he wants to say all these things. sir, i have money, we have to give students , there is definitely a need, but with what tool now , is there an acceptable tool like the answerable competition council ? what do you say? your opinion is that the university and other u

debt relief orders clear existing debt on everything from council tax to energy bills and rent. but citizen s advice say many people fee is about to be scrapped in england and wales, as our cost of living correspondent colletta smith has been finding out. a change is on the way to ease the pressure on those struggling the most. i am trying to encourage anyone who will listen, to be honest, if they are in debt, that they can have help. two years ago, jessie was in a bad way. yeah, £90 was a lot of money. on her own with four children after a marriage breakdown, her debts spiralling. i felt i was just about floating above the water anyway, with how much debt i was in. that's when i started to feel like i was drowning. and it's quite scary, really. so, i will take you through your debt relief application. but, at her localfood bank, she met the team from christians against poverty, and began to get her life back on track. she was told she could apply for a debt relief order, to clear all of her existing debts, but there was one problem. to get the debt relief order, first of all, i had to pay a fee, which i couldn't a

will examine the dimensions of people 's attendance and the results of the elections on friday, the 11th of march , that is, the elections of the 12th term of the islamic council. dr. fouad izadi, an expert on political issues , will be added to our group in this program by phone or video , mr. doctor, i greet you . you are very welcome. in the name of allah, the merciful, the most merciful. if we look at the statistics, mr. dr. hakait says that more than 25 million iranian people will vote at the polls on friday. review this how do you analyze the statistics in the current situation? well, what is certain is that the enemies of this nation , in their very heavy propaganda during the last few months, they expected that participation would be very low and that they would follow the sanctions debate a lot in their own media and their request to the iranian nation was to participate in the elections. don't have it , be very active. there was a difference in the percentage of participation , but the number of this period was more than the previous period. the number of participation in the twelfth parliament was more than that of the eleventh parliament, and about

residential areas across this river. despite the un security council resolution demanding an immediate cease 5, at least 12 people were killed in an s. riker house in rough or at least $71.00 palestinians have died in the last 24 hours. honeywell mode has this update from boston of israel on the ground. it is stepping off. it's a toxic for us. the ghosts are just in a new, fresh attack on a sport club, and intervals center in eastern part of gauze and city that this is a neighborhood the neighborhood that'd be repeatedly attack. and we were told that were people inside the for the club, the murals center old from different parts of the city where sheltering inside 7 people reported killed it from the type of multiple other injuries. not those after not the tragedy of this attack is the fact that there is no health care facilities available right now in gauze and the northern part, the only place that is running at the lowest capacity possible right now is a lead baptist hospital that's been gone and squared and centered part of guys and city already over one doesn't have the capacity in terms of rooms, medical to stop and medical su

people's country and culture, increased life yeah , population health. minsk had the first session of the verkhovnag council of the republic of the republic of dzyataga, which was adclosed. yana sur'yozna floated on starazhytna, that 'sna-russian style, and all that right now, i guess from the 19th century, this is the very beginning of the palitichny project, the russian project, it is working on and the excavation of such symbolic elements of that old architecture, otherwise it would have been different. let's look at their history and basic facts. the theater and mass theaters would have been dismantled. red headers, and all this hellishness, it was a white color scheme that worked contrast, and madness, emphasized the focus on these elements, the banks of the 20th century were already planned for pa-insha, there was a great amount of data-memories with quarters for supracounika, look at the architecture of belarus on our tv channel. to belarus.

council. once again, failing to reach agreement on the gospel. again, the u. s. has got to many people late this month to lots of other institutions and other to try to pass the notion of money in cindy or if you want or, or a way in which i can pass on. so just as a sounds without having a need to talk to them, so that also to the acura about this and the that there's many different genius without in any way trying to address some of the issues 1st as managers to try to, to condemn how madison every possible way, how might, and some other organization and, and make sure that it's on record. and of course the 3 it today. so that q patients, so come us as long as they are packed up. and then as the again talks about to the, the underwater as though that is an investigation and it should be investigated that the nation that the members have on do i took part and be october and 7 attack . i'm sean without my my creating impressions like that and it's even manage it to attack about how it is. but that isn't a single dimension as then what kind of as, as genocide of asia is kind of against

people empower us, want fiji. the last resort on the jersey to the u. s. has vetoed all 3 resolutions of the un security council cooling for us. the spot in the concept that since is well launched, it's war in october. so is washington miss using it's vito power and also counselors voting system need to change? this is inside story, the hello. welcome to the program. i'm adrian thinking 5 months. so there's really strikes on guns. and the united nations has failed to adopt a resolution calling for a 6 file. 3 votes have been held up a security council, but the united states has been to the old view and secretary general and 20 vitality as describe the veto as an instrument. the power lies the council from taking action on the strip. that's a sentiment the palestine signed by, so that's the u. n has also voice saying that american vito's of cost the palestinians, the lives the u. s. is one of the only 5 permanent members that can veto resolutions and it's accused of misusing it. is use of the fee to a hindrance to decision making in the un security council on disability. so the agenda of a select group of countr

people empower us, want fiji. the last resort on a jersey to the u. s. has vetoed all 3 resolutions of the un security council calling for us the spot in concepts sense since is well launched, its war in october. so is washington miss using its veto power and also the counselors voting system need to change? this is inside story, the .

8.1 million people forcibly displaced, and tens of thousands killed there are warnings of growing hunger. the un security council has repeatedly called for a ceasefire in sudan. bbc arabic�*si, has been given rare access with the sudanese army, to the front line city of omdurman, close to the capital khartoum. and sent us this report. ofa of a wall of the world has forgotten. i'm a group celebrating success as they push towards capital. this market used to be the life of the city. now located. normal life here destroyed. we heard stories of rape, looting and indiscriminate violence at the hands of the rsl. —— are sf. this war has taken everything from people. millions across the country have had to leave their lives behind. you have stayed. this man took us to what used to be a town square. now a makeshift graveyard. there are 150 people here. i knew many of them. mohammed, abdulla, jalal, just me left. fix, abdulla, jalal, just me left. a moment to remembertheir abdulla, jalal, just me left. a moment to remember their names. the un says both sides face accusations of horrific abuse, even war crimes. claims both denied. the only was kingfisher was the damage they say wasn't

defense council, and this did not interfere already under zelensky, and you know how zelensky treats poroshenko and people from poroshenko's team, nevertheless, oleksandr was appointed , that's why it 'stant, you say loyalty to yermak, oleksandr valeriyovych knows how to build purely. professional relationship, whoever is president, whoever is there, i know, there the head of the presidential administration and so on, yes, he works for the state and he knows how to build. professional relations, this is important, that is why, i think, he has made such a brilliant career, in my opinion, now this is a very successful appointment to this position, unlike, well, maybe my subjective, i to danilov , i didn't even hide it, i criticized him for this saying in a bad way, and i've been critical before, that's why i have my own subjective attitude, but alexander's great advantage is that he, on the one hand... a very strong, powerful intellectual , on the other hand, he is a good hardware technician, he knows how to combine intellectual and hardware work, plus the ability to build relationships with managers, whoever is in management positions, this is the secret of success, and now i think tha

wishes to the senegalese people for demonstrating as he put it at the right to vote remains democracy�*s visual liberty. results are expected to be confirmed by the constitutional council from the shadows of the popular opposition leader. after he was disqualified from contesting. just a few months ago he was still known to public and he only had nine days to complain. who was he exactly? i am here in the home town of the president—elect. i am here in the home town of the president—elect. iam here here in the home town of the president—elect. i am here to find out more against his story. his victory has been a source of pride and hope for the people of this community and his family. i met up with his uncle who he was named after. . , , , ., y~ after. he was very quiet, playful with his friends. _ after. he was very quiet, playful with his friends. very _ after. he was very quiet, playful with his friends. very studious l after. he was very quiet, playful- with his friends. very studious when he is doing his homework. and very peaceful. he is from a family of people who his grandfather was the leader in having a school opened here. the high school here is named after hi

people forcibly displaced, and tens of thousands killed, there are warnings of growing hunger. the un security council has called for a ceasefire in sudan, but an agreement is unlikely. bbc arabic�*sare access with the sudanese army, and managed to make it to the front line of the fighting close to the capital khartoum and sent us this special report. the front line of a war the world has forgotten. sudanese army troops, celebrating success as they push towards the capital. a victory over their rivals, the rapid support forces. this market used to be the life of the city. now look at it. normal life here, destroyed. we heard stories of rape, looting and indiscriminate violence at the hands of the rsf. this war is taking everything from people. millions across the country have had to leave their lives behind. few have stayed. 64—year—old mukhtar took us to see what used to be a town square, now a makeshift graveyard. translation: there are 150 people here. | i knew many of them. mohammed, abdullah, jalal. .. there's just me left. a moment to remember their names. for many, a grave is only a number. the un says both sides face accusations of horrific abuses, even war crimes, claims

people would say. >> harping throughout the hearing that dem biden's brain s fine because he sat for five hours with this special councilehur on the other hand says his time with joe is precisely what led hitom to question the presidents memory. >> can you explain whatal specifically in yourly interview led you to this conclusion?d >> the conclusion --tate >> your broad statement that has been stated many times. >> the totality of the time that i spent with the president during his voluntary interview was something that i certainlywa considered in framing my assessment and articulating the report. that includes noudest only the n in the wreck -- transcript but also the experience of being in the room with him. the >> hur's testimony wasn't the only bomb dropped, they alsohis release the transcript from his interview with the special council. this year passage proves thapecg biden lied through his teeth when he says it was hur who first brought up his son's death, turns out it was bidend who did that. they did their best to argue that joe isn't senile. >> nobody's suggesting senile and that's disrespectfuld tope senior pe

last year people on the road side removed on after the council detained junction following complaints. with the cost—of—living crisis showing little sign of easing, it is unlikely bristol �*somy now because three months into the new year businesses are still facing a lot of uncertainty due to the ongoing conflict in the middle east and the prolonged war between russia and ukraine, not to mention dozens of elections around the world. but according to logistics giant dhl and a report they commissioned with nyu stern school of business, the flow of goods around the world is still increasing. my colleague steve lai has been speaking tojohn pearson — chief executive of dhl express. if we look at the trade between geopolitical trading blocs, it is essentially the same as all the other reports. a lot of nervousness in the us and china are decoupling. what i will say there is what people do not realise is the extent to which they were coupled over the last two decades. extraordinary levels of trade happening between china and the usa. 0ver between china and the usa. over the last eight or nine years, that has reduced by about 25%. some tariffs and discussions have happened but it

s and rec centers, different programming. cutting $180 million out of their budget and the people of aurora need to know where their city councile will not be aiding into this migrant crisis. we will not be shutting down services. and i will proudly stand up and speak out for the people of aurora. >> dana: so the board thinks this is wrong and there are some people there saying wait a minute, we are a welcoming community. we love migrants. how can we do this to these poor people? they've had such a hard time. what is your reaction to people who think that you don't care about the human condition of these migrants? >> sure, i've been told that this is anti-immigrant legislation. and what i say to that is then you don't know anything about aurora, colorado. aurora, colorado is the single most diverse city in the state. and i think we're eighth in the country meaning we proportionately support one of the largest legal immigrant communities. what is happening right now, this is absolutely a crisis and to think this is a complete failure at the federal level and to think that this is going to be put on your local city council to sol

the council really think about how it's going to affect people with disabilities, because i feel as though we're the invisible community, i feel as though we're last to be thought about. the concern�*soss the board, with tomorrow's budget likely to see stretched councils asked to watch what they spend on rather than given rein to spend more. alex forsyth, bbc news. joining me now is our political editor chris mason and our economics editor faisal islam. what is the strategy likely to be from the chancellor? the economy needs lower _ from the chancellor? the economy needs lower taxes, _ from the chancellor? the economy needs lower taxes, a _ from the chancellor? the economy needs lower taxes, a bit _ from the chancellor? the economy needs lower taxes, a bit more - from the chancellor? the economy| needs lower taxes, a bit more than it needs more spending as we have seenin it needs more spending as we have seen in the report, at the lower taxes should come in the form of lower national insurance because that helps with the supply of hours worked which is a problem, the constraint in the economy, although we may get a longer term plan on taxes more generally, may be a down payment on t

people have suffered greatly. this bloodbath has continued for far too long. s end to this bloodbath before it is too late. 7cfinally, the security councilresponsibility as the primary organ maintaining international peace and security. it is finally r cause of the international community. these repeated calls not only from the international community but also from the secretarygeneral, mr. antonio guterres, and once again we bring your support to the secretary-general for his noble position and for his support to this just because. -- this just cause. despite the heinous campaigns that were launched against him mr. president, when we voted on the draft resolution tabled by algeria last month, we promised that we will spare no we will continue to work hard to make sure that the security council is abiding by its full responsibility. we also promised that we welcome back once again -- will come back once again to knock on the doors of the security council, and de all 10 elected member states to convey a clear message to the palestinian people. this message is as follows the international in its entirety did not abandon you, feels your suf

necessary for the policy and people and what helps to advance piece is what we call upon the membership of the city. council not to allow this to occurred to vote against the u. s. draft for you to submit this to mr. president for the united nations security council to ultimately be in a position to deliver upon its mandate for the management, maintenance of international peace and security. a number of non permanent members of the city council have drafted an alternative. this draft resolution would stipulate stark, black on white, the demand. it would be for both a ceasefire and lead on conditional release of hostages. this is a balance and a political document. we see no reason for which the membership of the city council for the members let us get counsel not to support this unless a ceasefire and the release of hostages is not part of their plans yet. this is an attempt to, to allow the counsel to comply with the noble functions that have invested in it. and i call for you not to let this opportunity slip away. thank you for your attention. i think the visit entity roto showing for there is room for the statement. i sure put the draft. i should have put th

councils of deputies were formed, there are 1,284 of them. it is logical that belarusians chose those they know and trust; as a rule, people ’s representativesignore solving problems that concern you yourself, be it the quality of the road or improving infrastructure. among the deputies are representatives of different spheres, from agriculture and industry to education. no matter what level, we all expect the same thing, not indifference to our common tomorrow, but laws must be from life and for people, otherwise why are they needed? to make people's lives comfortable both in the city and in the countryside, a task on which elected deputies will work together. on february 25, we all voted for those who not only... state priorities, but also do everything to ensure that there is peace on our land , this is not just taking into account the challenges that belarus faces, but together any problems can be solved, and those , who will defend our interests in regional, district village councils, in the coming years about people's representatives, our next story, a new microdistrict in mogilev will soon be filled odessa voices, and this site , a sc

council tax, yeah, we pay it, but there was a comment by the gentleman previously about benefits... gentleman previously about benefits. . ._ gentleman previously about benefits... ., ., ., benefits... people going on foreign holida sdays who are on benefits and all that. it sounded like, i don't know, maybe some people might think it is from the pages of a certain newspaper rather than reality stop what do you think? j newspaper rather than reality stop what do you think?— what do you think? i don't read newspapers. — what do you think? i don't read newspapers. to _ what do you think? i don't read newspapers, to be _ what do you think? i don't read newspapers, to be honest. i. what do you think? i don't read | newspapers, to be honest. i live what do you think? i don't read i newspapers, to be honest. i live in the real world. 40 years ago, i don't know if you are old enough to remember the gyros, but from a couple of times i was getting my giro, i was skint and waiting for a job agency, and i was told by the job agency, and i was told by the job agency, and i was told by the job agency to sign on. its benefits, people cheating benefits are the people cheating benefits are the people working, really. because peopl

councils, progressive d.a.'s, liberal judges to stop and think about what is going on. people are getting killed.eople are getting hurt. i go through penn station everyday. teaming with homeless people who are ticking time bombs who could potentially hurt somebody themselves, but somehow the aclu finds they have a right to -- to take abode in public places, no matter what they look like, what they smell like. people are being heard every because of ideology. host: we are going to be talking about criminal justice reform in the 8:00 hour, so make sure you stick around for that. also in new york in staten island is kenny. good morning. caller: good morning. i'm channel surfing and they changed the channel. i'm glad i ran across you. this is a great geopolitical platform for people to open to different perspectives, ok? i'm going to run down the gauntlet. the baltimore bridge collapsed. the state police should get a lot of credit, and they haven't. let's not forget the state police that stopped the traffic, ok? number two, that worker on the bridge, and i work on construction jobs, that work crew sh

councils, progressive d.a.'s, liberal judges to stop and think about what is going on. people are getting killed.eople are getting hurt. i go through penn station everyday. teaming with homeless people who are ticking time bombs who could potentially hurt somebody themselves, but somehow the aclu finds they have a right to -- to take abode in public places, no matter what they look like, what they smell like. people are being heard every because of ideology. host: we are going to be talking about criminal justice reform in the 8:00 hour, so make sure you stick around for that. also in new york in staten island is kenny. good morning. caller: good morning. i'm channel surfing and they changed the channel. i'm glad i ran across you. this is a great geopolitical platform for people to open to different perspectives, ok? i'm going to run down the gauntlet. the baltimore bridge collapsed. the state police should get a lot of credit, and they haven't. let's not forget the state police that stopped the traffic, ok? number two, that worker on the bridge, and i work on construction jobs, that work crew sh

people know his background he was governor of■y the state of maryland to terms. the mayor of the city of baltimore for two terms that are member of city council also assistan s attorneyary examples of public service prior to becoming commissioner. so we are gratel today. and i will turn over to you and hope the apple receipts as you speak.hank you very much. it is an honor to be here. thank you for your leadership. thank you for your concern, your compassion, for the people among us who really need their neighbors to care about them. al would agree there probably is no more important program are countrs ever created that expresses our compassion for our neighbors quite so much a social security. and the good news is for 88 years this program has operated pretty high level lifting a lot of seniors out of poverty. suffering from disabilities. myp learning curve the last 90 days. we have yet to get to the it's t on my list. and the concerts, hard-working men and women who do such k. not just in the whole country. i've done town halls for employees in nine different re in january. i set side-by-side with the work is on the copilot headset if you will in the tele- service

s, the facilities are rubbish. i in a statement, the city of york council says... the library is suggesting that peopler is an idea of why it is happening and the extent in which public facilities are being closed. it's a huge problem across the country. we estimate around one quarter public toilets have closed in the last decade. it is because councils can't afford to run them. many councils want to fund their toilet, but budgets are squeezed. one in five or about to go bankrupt next few years. the first thing you cut is what you don't run.- cut is what you don't run. there is no leral cut is what you don't run. there is no legal obligation? _ cut is what you don't run. there is no legal obligation? no, - cut is what you don't run. there is no legal obligation? no, no- cut is what you don't run. there is i no legal obligation? no, no funding for ublic no legal obligation? no, no funding for public toilets. _ no legal obligation? no, no funding for public toilets. as _ no legal obligation? no, no funding for public toilets. as a _ no legal obligation? no, no funding for public toilets. as a result, - n

council tried its best. they can so try to allow people to live a decent life. they try to give them jobs, some took it and some wouldn't take it. i do have s title has become toxic _ because i think the title has become toxic we _ because i think the title has become toxic. we are living in 2024, the situation — toxic. we are living in 2024, the situation for some people is probably a lot worse than it was in 2014 _ probably a lot worse than it was in 2014. another version of benefits street _ 2014. another version of benefits street is— 2014. another version of benefits street is possible. a 2014. another version of benefits street is possible.— street is possible. a decade after it aired, the _ street is possible. a decade after it aired, the stars _ street is possible. a decade after it aired, the stars of _ street is possible. a decade after it aired, the stars of benefits - it aired, the stars of benefits street have long moved on from james turner street. but while james turner street. but while james turner street. but while james turner street ever move on from its association with benefits street? really interesting reflections, a

s going on in your council, there will be discounts and reductions available. it's often around 25% off if you live alone, but if you have certain types of disability or if some people send a text to 85075 and you'll be pinged back a message, telling you your contract details. if you are beyond your contract or nearly there, the likelihood is you can shop around for a better deal. for broadband, you're much more likely to have to give them a ring or log on to your account. when it comes to water bills in england and wales, average charges are going up by £28 a year. as well as cutting back on your usage, there are schemes to help. every water company offers a social tariff for people on lower incomes that can reduce your bills. what's on offer and who it applies to varies across the country so it's with finding out. but in england and wales there is a scheme called watersure and that can reduce your bills if you're on certain types of benefit and you need to use lots of water, either for medical reasons or because you've got three or more children of school age in the house. it's more of a worry, it's hard. everything's going up. i'm on a fixed income, i've been ret

election, but also from local councils of deputies of 350 people, these are representatives of each region and the city of minsk. let me remind you that the all-belarusian people 'sbly will include 1,200 people, a third is civil society, for example, from the belarusian republican youth union and the federation of trade unions of belarus each will nominate... 80 people, we will find out the names of the candidates at the end of march, and before on april 10, the names of the delegates will also be known, and the first all-belarusian people's assembly in the new status will be held until april 25. a peculiar answer.