peter made people listen to the words of the gospel, the gospel the apostle peter was one of the first to see the savior in jesus of nazareth and left everything they followed the apostle was completely different from the apostle peter and the way of life and by character and son education , the scripture tells us that st. paul received a very good brilliant you can say education for its time. he excelled in the knowledge of the biblical books of the jewish traditions tried to follow. of this tradition of the young cherished epistles of the apostle paul, we see a high and sometimes difficult to understand steele or narrative, and even in our time often interpret his creations with humility, admits that we cannot comprehend the depths of the thought of the holy apostle paul the saint often refers to the old testament books of the bible, which he knew the power of his deep education, but not only deep knowledge of the holy scriptures made paul the apostle of his appeal to christ, he, as himself, speaks of himself, succeeded in judaism of the pain of many of his peers, being a zealot of f

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peter: ok. if everyone can join me for thinking the chair. -- for thinking the chair -- thanking the chair. [applause] >> many thanks to the buffer you for an amazing conversation. i want to mention that we are coming up on the tail end of july here in terms of programming. we will host that president and ceo of the national community reinvestment coalition for a webinar, thursday the 27th and looking ahead, in terms of the fall, on september 11, we will have a signature luncheon focused on a panel of medal of honor recipients. that will be moderated by the chair of national medal of honor we see him -- honor museum foundation. september 14, we will have a lunch in the cheering sergio ern otti, and that should be exciting. on september 18, we have a webinar with kent smetters. we will hear about their budget model and on september 27, we have a luncheon featuring brian monahan, chair and ceo of bank of america. there are some major things in the wind that are not confirmed that hit september so

peter: ok. if everyone can join me for thinking the chair. -- >> tuesday, the impact of premature peace talks in russia /ukraine war in the future of europe at an event. watch live at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span two, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> congress returns tuesday for legislative is this and votes. the house will consider its first 20 24th spending bill spanning the agricultural depart ment in v.a. the senate gavels and tuesday at 3:00 p.m. eastern. senators are expected to continue work on defense programs with the final vote expected by the end of the w eek. a reminder that you can watch all of their congressional coverage with our free video app, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> a healthy democracy doesn't just look like this, it looks like this, where americans can see democracy at work, where citizens are truly informed, and a republic thrives. get informed straight from the

so would you say this is the end of the road for peter? so he said he wants to come back, he'll, he'll see us again, but what's the reality of the why? he got a huge round of applause when he left the bottom. and yesterday, after he was suspended, as a prime minister, really trying to go to and as a potential new prime ministers that is the end of the race. because yesterday you call them and established that there will be no 2nd boats on the similar motion and that most of was the last but the both the, the last, the previous week's. and so that is the end of the road. when it comes to korea, we have to wait and see what the constitutional court decides if he indeed is found guilty of holding those of those media company shares. he could phase the, found the 4 political activities for up to 10 years. well, and where does this leave the government itself in time? what's, what's the path now towards building a new government? i mean, way it ways are going to come from of the wild, lots of forest rating going on as we speak here in the tide

thanks in advance for peter. today, i am going to discuss why after decades of retreat, our nation's long-standing commitment to free and long-standing commission has come roaring back to the forefront of policy and what we at the ftc are doing to advance it. one of the first people to speak at the economic club of new york to -- was louis brandeis. it was four days after the presidential election that had catalyzed an actual -- national debate on how government should address monopolies. he made the case for a new administrative board or a commission of some sort to enforce the nation's anti-monopoly law. the idea that brandeis proposed came to fruition two years later when congress passed and president wilson signed the federal chain -- the federal trade commission act. the statue outlawed unfair methods of competition and created the ftc to enforce the provision and to study market so he could keep pace with trends and practices. much has changed in the century sent but the ftc's basic job has been to promote

peter behaved like a real peoples?rope and much of what he learned there, but it turned out, then it was translated, transferred in its own way, introduced into russian reality. petrovsky petersburg has almost not been preserved from what the russian academy of sciences began here for more than three centuries, only the kunstkamera survived; it was built after the tsar returned from paris and conceived his daring plan. called here is the first scientific laboratory of russia 1 here appeared ready for the globe and he actually gave birth to the idea of ​​an observatory, an amazing creation, and the techniques and astronomy of the mechanics of astronomy of those times, as soon as you climbed inside. you had a dozen escort. the rotation of the galaxy began and the constellations floated in front of you, you made nothing more than a flight into space. what books to buy appliances? how to set up a laboratory , peter discussed all this in detail with major european scientists, with whom he corresponded and even met. this is

the main attraction of the prank has always been the church of the holy apostles peter and paul. paul until 1.550, the minavita tade her first written document about yakim. we know that already the pranak stands the droulians and the church of the apostles peter and paul yaki bufundavana. radvils became the praas of heinrich's nemesis, later the ulatans of the zhupran became radivils. it was right away. academy nikolay gave birth to a black one; this was due to the fact that volodya did not give birth to everything, where there were catholic shrines. massive pyro-working forces calvin fees, not obminog. this is the forest and the zhuravsky church of the holy apostles peter and paul calvin departments and catholics for the capital for many years without a temple. believers have been looking for an opportunity to build a new shrine for many years. they did not want to come to klvinism and therefore the calvinist cathedral was empty, but the radivila insisted that a protestant church would stand here later thanks to the canon of vilina paul klyachkovsky and the efforts of the believ

on peter hitchens. now on sunday, peter hitchens.'s talk, shall we, two child benefits cap. do you have children? more than more than two. do have none at all? two. do you have none at all? and think that you and think perhaps that you shouldn't pay for anyone and think perhaps that you shoulc kids? pay for anyone and think perhaps that you shoulc kids? let's pay for anyone and think perhaps that you shoulc kids? let's listen)r anyone and think perhaps that you shoulc kids? let's listen toanyone else's kids? let's listen to keir starmer at weekend, keir starmer at the weekend, shall we? >> if you have more than two children at the moment, you don't get benefits. would that change labour government? >> changing that policy. you're not changing to >> you're not changing the to benefit policy benefit child to child policy benefits. okay >> right. yeah. well, there you go. so basically what he is alluding to there is the fact that the two child benefits cap is here to stay. it basically says, alex, i'll come to you first. i am from a big

under peter, friendship finally dried up.y asked to restore the dnipropetrovsk region of ukraine at the expense of the czech budget and the czech republic again wept and turned to the faith by drawing a reverse analogy, the defender of all churches, the apostle paul returned to the guise of an evil and greedy persecutor of christians. and here zelensky is going to the czech republic, or rather, in tournai with an outstretched hand he is received by the president of the czech republic, petr pavel. what is it about once again, but begging for the supply of weapons. yes, that is, as we know , zelensky has such tours around western countries every three or four months, but now , as we see, he went first to bulgaria, where he was knocked over? yes, even there bulgaria already quite a lot of things delivered to ukraine but almost everything has already been delivered. and now, as if he was denied. that's not just knocked over actually kicked out of our cadres. you can to see a priest who is literally trying to expel zelensky what i

peter and paul church, academician alexander gauguin, was an adherent of the modernist style and the , a patterned object, this was a church and some of these stations and minsk for laying a station, and even such ashmar was taken away. belarus charmed them at first sight after staying here for two weeks. my wife and i decided to try to come here to live. and when i get by car to my homeland. yes, i'm fine. well, the first two days, but everything changes immediately for me. everything pulls belarus, belarus has not become, the second motherland the atmosphere plus the nature of belarus conquers absolutely everyone, people put their souls and hearts into the cause that is necessary for the people for their country. and this is actually very expensive, and for this i love and appreciate the belarusians. let's just say to me belarus yes, in everything, watch the project in belarusian on our tv channel, we'll go to baiktour. in belarus, this is a city with an ancient history. you right now i'll try. in the literal sense , to get to the bottom of it, tourist opportunities, to be honest,

peter, let me tell him not who this lawmaker believes can deliver. the change is needed and type politics. it will produce their. my dream is not in me. i'll pull it to see if i want to be a boo, but you know, that would be a boy, this kinds we need to be a couple that easy and fast. i'd say the law. so you can move the, at the alpha uh for the all night, the carrier at the moment, thailand's tough out the whole last favor just to big companies. small independent breweries have no chance. once in government move forward wants to push through a bill to break up the countries. $14000000000.00 alcohol to awfully potties reform plans or so and vicious that experts give move forward. only a small chance to make it to do government. it's not only about the monopolizing the, you know, your business, all they could business, but it's also about that all the slicker businesses have very close connections with the military leaders and political parties. so by this disrupting, them also means input this truck, the, you know, patron client relationship that we h

peter, what did you mean by that? and a developed nation? it's knowledge. that's it — it's pretty much knowledge. so if you can disseminate the knowledge of the world to an emerging nation, through the use of space, for example, through internet, from orbit, then that has a huge and lasting effect on kind of the evolution of the human race. so, gps is always the obvious example. but, i mean, if i said to you that your tinder date wouldn't turn up without space infrastructure, you might look at me crossways, but the reality is that is the reality. it requires space infrastructure for that to happen. so it's integrated and woven into our everyday lives, whether it be disaster recovery, crop monitoring or earth observation. it's just... it's just completely intertwined. if we look at everything that the private space industry is doing and trying to do, peter, is there anything that keeps you up at night? if you want sleep, don't become the ceo of a rocket company! jeepers! it's the worst thing you could do! i'm just terr

peter williams, pub on the wirral. peter williams, thank you for being with us and staying with me on this. i wonder if we could turn our attention to the weapon that has been used and we have seen pictures of it and i think we will at some point show that image to our viewers. it is called these skorpion. —— the skorpion. a submachine gun. what can you tell us about it? fix, submachine gun. what can you tell us about it? �* ., , ., , about it? a note expert in any reuard, about it? a note expert in any regard. but — about it? a note expert in any regard. but i _ about it? a note expert in any regard, but i understand - about it? a note expert in any regard, but i understand it. about it? a note expert in any| regard, but i understand it has about it? a note expert in any - regard, but i understand it has been linked to other scenes of crime —— i am not an expert in any regard. the fact it has circulated amongst these organised crime group should be alarming to each and every one of us. it needs to be removed as removed

a progressive nominees, peter lived our own route, was ready to become thailand's next prime minister. the harvard educated businessman was the people's choice in an election that saw a record turned out. but the country's parliament failed to follow suit. we're gonna type in, i mean, the highlands has changed and will never be the same since may 14 that have referenced the people of one half way. i'd like to ask old members to take care of the people from now on april and so i'm actually to court at the conic democracy monument peters supporters lashed out at the conservative establishment for refusing to loosen its grip on power. politics is day as the 1st day of our new round of fights and our last round that will make the dinosaurs go extinct to become head of government and elected nominees still has to win the joint vote by the house and senate. but last week, peter's endorsement was blocked by conservative senators, who are not elected, but appointed by the military. parliament debated whether they should hold a 2nd vote for the endorsement. but the military back senators are n

sonali: joining us is vishwanath tirupattur peter tchir and peter tchir -- and peter tchir. yields don't tell the story. what has to give? peter: --vishwanath: there is going to be very much quality dependent decompression ahead of us. the most honorable part of the markets are indeed the indicated leveraged loans. we think as a right now we don't have huge financing but six months from now, financing begin to mount and if you look 18 months ahead leveraged loans and high-yield, it will need to be refinanced. six months forward, that becomes $260 billion. stocks becoming a concern as you go down and then you have the challenge of having to refinance at significantly higher interest rates. that will be a challenge for the markets. sonali: when you look at the movement you saw earlier this year, do you think the people feeling this part of the market hold off, at what point do they start to experience losses if the environment were to turn in rates state higher? peter: read it still looks relatively cheap if you go back to where we were in 2018 or 2019. the vix tends to be wit

but the military back senators are not in favor of giving peter who wants to limit the powers of the military incentives. a 2nd chance seems to be according to section 41. therefore, my time on nominating peace again is not possible in this session night. so my, i don't know how delivering a separate blow to peter and his supporters, the constitutional court suspended him from parliament for having own shares and a media company that is not broadcast anything for 15 years. many in thailand wants to see an end to a to decade battle for control between the elected parties and the military establishment. out asia pacific bureau chief gail motus is in bangkok is solely of his soul. shines a very bright light on the, on democratic reality of type politics of the that's right band. and of course many people here in the tie capital that in thailand generally if that you know why bother voting. if $250.00 not elected military appointed senators can do the job for us literally. so if these people can block the popular vote a while, you have a system that is based on popular building. so that'

do you agree, peter? >> really. do you agree, peter?>> well, that's the point. i think that metal detectors would be i'm afraid not. not a particularly useful response to this, in my view, because where does the problem lie in a society where people know how to behave and are normal, society where people know how to behave and are normal , then behave and are normal, then a knife is not a particularly dangerous thing. in my childhood, children carried knives all the time. it was perfectly normal for children to carry sheath knives. boy scouts had had knives. was not. had had knives. it was not. there was nothing seen as particularly wrong about it. and it it is the truth that a person's certain state of mind can kill you with with with a ballpoint pen and a person in another state of mind wouldn't kill you with a machine gun. the weapon is not necessarily the thing. it's the state of mind of the person involved. and i think there are a lot more people in our society now whose state of mind dangerous than it was mind is dangerous than it

both peter's were close friends, but but there were two people. anna, the wife of peter. that's a completely that's the one character in the book that's completely fictional. and i identified with her. we she's a great character, but she's completely i thought i could meet or now that i could, but yeah, right. yeah. you need that you need you need a female character to connect and not just in books. okay. okay. all right. so so we got this incredible story. it reads in one sitting. yeah, i know. because that's how i read it in a single sitting. and it's it's gripping. it's true to the the nineties is experienced some things happened that that seem improbable but those are the things that are true and the stuff that's less probable those are the things that you're you guys made up. that's right. but let's get a little taste of it, if you wouldn't mind. okay. let's have a reading. so of a passage. go ahead and set it up. i'm going to read a chapter, a whole chapter. but it's a short chapter, chapter eight. and just to set it up, we had submitted a lot of vouchers in various

both peter's were close friends, but but there were two people. anna, the wife of peter. that's a completely that's the one character in the book that's completely fictional. and i identified with her. we she's a great character, but she's completely i thought i could meet or now that i could, but yeah, right. yeah. you need that you need you need a female character to connect and not just in books. okay. okay. all right. so so we got this incredible story. it reads in one sitting. yeah, i know. because that's how i read it in a single sitting. and it's it's gripping. it's true to the the nineties is experienced some things happened that that seem improbable but those are the things that are true and the stuff that's less probable those are the things that you're you guys made up. that's right. but let's get a little taste of it, if you wouldn't mind. okay. let's have a reading. so of a passage. go ahead and set it up. i'm going to read a chapter, a whole chapter. but it's a short chapter, chapter eight. and just to set it up, we had submitted a lot of vouchers in various

for peter, it's no coincidence that these off schools have arisen on the same day. he says it is pre planned by the ministry and the conservative establishment. and he wants to take on both the journalists, philip shotwell, it joins me not from bangkok. philip, is peter likely to succeed in his 2nd, but to become prime minister? and it's looking very, very soft for him. um the so the m p 's who are elected in may on the senate. so those who are pointed by previous military dumpster of just um, i resumed their um session involvements in bangkok this morning. and in fact, the b, b, b line sub over 300 of the 500 and phases is re nominated pizza is that candidates up that he fails to secure all the, the backing of the overall 2 chambers last week. but the 1st thing that's happening this morning is actually a complaint is by some of the pro military and pays. i'm conservative, i'm send, it says that's even bringing his name back to the chamber is actually not allowed because it's a repeat motion for him now. um the, um, his lock is all getting that so the choice of an m

a progressive nominee, peter lived driven broad, was set to become thailand's next prime minister. the harvard educated businessman was the people's choice and an election that saw a wrecker turn out. but the country's parliament voted to disqualify him. for the type in i'm in the highlands has changed and will never be the same since may 14 that have referenced the people of one half way. i'd like to ask old members to take care of the people from now on april. and so i'm actually to court at the iconic democracy monument peters the porters lashed out at the conservative establishment for refusing to loosen its group on power. politics is day as the 1st day of our new round of fights and our last round that will make the dinosaurs go extinct to become head of government and elected normandy has to win the joints vote by the house and senate. but last week, peter's endorsement was blocked by conservative senators, or not elected, but appointed by the military parliament debated whether they should hold the 2nd vote for the endorsement. the military back senators are not in favor of

how many children did peter have ? hmm, we have examples when there are just a bunch of children, here, take it there, look wonderful. there is the same neighbor or not muromskaya. yes, there were nine children or 11 children there. what, so as not to be an example of such a family in general, and we don’t even know how many children they had, but we are talking about their love for each other, how can peter calmly leave uh, official post and leave, in general, from his fevronia and live there in the village, and then, in general, return perfectly to listen to all this and everything else and, uh, valentine's day well, first of all, i feel sorry for this saint western valentine what is his? in general, so, uh, yes, uh , they painted it in some colors, yes or they took it on the flag, otherwise the troops will call it that hmm yes, it has become some kind of sign of debauchery. in general, without reading there like hmm why do we need it? we have been planted world cultural values ​​for so long. here they ask textbook.

peter williams, former merseyside _ parcel of that.side police - parcel of that. peter williams, - former merseyside police inspector, senior lecturer at the liverpool centre for advanced policing, to stay with me. based atjohn moores university. alsojoining me here is a danny show, a crime justice and policing commentator. i wonder if you could just, thinking back to when this crime was committed, the beginning ofjuly, is there anything you can tell us with which the speed it has moved to the justice system quest market has been an impressive investigation by merseyside police. the an impressive investigation by merseyside police.— an impressive investigation by merseyside police. the crime was committed _ merseyside police. the crime was committed on _ merseyside police. the crime was committed on christmas - merseyside police. the crime was committed on christmas eve - merseyside police. the crime was committed on christmas eve and| committed on christmas eve and within_ committed on christmas eve and within 25— committed on christm

but peter seems i'm faced by the threats i'm grateful for. how far we have come together to this point and, and, and you know, it's not a, it's not a sprint, it's a mac done. and, and i have to step in that to, to run for a long, long time. so peter, it's no coincidence that these obstacles have arisen on the same day. he says it is pre planned by the military and the conservative establishment, and he wants to take the hold on i'm drawing nearby journalist philip shotwell from bangkok. does people have enough support in parliament to actually win the 2nd vote, or it's looking very unlikely as you've heard the in the 1st vote. so you have the uh, the backing of a very clear majority of thumb and peas. alexa then peas in the new low, how much i receive support from just the teen of a $250.00 a points incentives. those who are in the places, thanks to being named by the previous form of military junk. so now the mood in the country sense and it's only got more ugly and more tenants or, you know, lots of criticisms focused on. it says for up for

>> yeah, that is right, peter.p as he is matches saying -- to secure the outspoken advocacy from his allies on congress. and also the republican party. we also see him try to raise money and try to use this moment where we are waiting for federal charges from the justice department to boost his standing in the presidential race. >> susan, a new poll out of new hampshire shows donald trump's lead may be shrinking amongst primary republican voters there. this is a 37%. rhonda scent is, according to this, poll is at 23%. i get that it's just a poll but can republicans decide that mr. trump might have too much baggage with the potential for three indictments? is this a sign of a motion -- erosion? >> so far there's been science with weariness from trump. he could finish and have a double digit lean all the places that matter. now, the other is his opponents are rolling up their criticism just the slightest bit. we sat down with -- that usa today. he said on one hand he would not defend trump's behavior, on the other ha

peter is good to have you on the program. do you see a scenario where the ukraine green deal could be revived? or do you think the world just needs to adjust now to a reality where it's just harder for ukraine to explore this? great, a good morning. yeah. prospect school the green deal to be revived. a really very slim at this point because they have been a lot of other people. in the meanwhile, one of the developments as you, while aware all these, the current 2nd africa, russia summit in moscow. and this will result in, i think the continuation of, for the escalation of a transfers of food brains between russia and africa was at an african countries and other forms of food to support for african countries. the brain to us boys being very controversial and one of the most controversial aspects of the grain deal according to recent estimates as being that to this being a differentiation. all the benefits from different countries of different regions of the world, from the grain do. some estimates suggest that between 60 perce

peter, i want to start with you. this idea if donald trump is indicted for his actions and alleged crimes, there's going to be a civil war. a, i don't know if there's any evidence of that. but what do you make of the idea of his people calling for civil war? >> look, i think it's clear that peter navarro is nothing like other than a bully. he is entitled in his sort of contempt for the law. keep in mind, he's been indicted twice with two counts of refusing to cooperate with congress. doj had to sue him to get records back for business he was doing on a personal email account while he worked in the white house. so the idea that he would sit and somehow say that trump, who has been indicted in florida, trump who has been indicted in new york, trump who presumably very soon is going to be indicted in georgia and potentially also in d.c., that somehow he should not be held accountable and if he is held accountable, this is the fault of democrats and also a reasonable cause for civil war, that's absurd. just absolutely ri

good morning, peter. if you ask s.a.g. president fran drescher if the union plans to cave any time soon, the answer is no. >> if we don't get it. >> reporter: hollywood actors trading the spotlight for hot asphalt. stepping away from production worldwide to march the picket line. >> we are in hold on contracts for a new type of business. it is not working for most people. >> it is a.i. it is the no money. no residuals. >> reporter: the first time in 60 years that actors and writers strike together. the demanned? bigger cut of the money. the amptp which represens nbc universal is saying we are unhappy they are walking away from negotiations. >> it could be unpleasant. it could go on. >> reporter: a prolonged strike would have an economic impact measuring in the billions. with sets shutdown, it is not big names out of work. >> there are so many people employed from drivers, teamsters, caters and craft service. >> reporter: s.a.g-aftra president fran drescher. >> what happens will impact everybody. >> reporter: actors for now

well, there are peter and fevronia from seven families, russia, and so on and so forth. it seems that they have always been for us some unusual example of exactly the conjugal love of fevronia’s wisdom. yes, uh, sometimes there are doubts about peter who wanted to go left several times, but in general, but as a wise fevronia, in general, she returned him back and so on further. hmm, did he become in the minds of the same holiday as valentine? i think not and cannot become. here we should not compete with anyone. otherwise, we will always lose in this. we have our own agenda. we, uh, speak of the family as the union of a man and a woman. maybe we don't even know. how many children did petrov have ? there is the same neighbor or not muromskaya yes , there were nine children or 11 children there. what, so as not to be an example of such a family in general, and we don’t even know how many children they have, but we are talking about their love for each other, how can peter calmly leave, uh, an official post and leave, in general, with his fevronia and live there in the vill

peter has been suspended from parliament. what does that mean for his bid to become prime minister? that's right, jerry. he's been temporarily suspended because of the constitutional court in thailand has said that he wants that they wants to look into a case that he has been owning media. share something, a prime minister of potential prime ministers is not allowed to do. however, he could still technically become the next prime minister in thailand. because inside on anyone, i can be nominated as a prime ministerial candidates. and so technically today that vote on whether he will make it into the seat of power or not, could still go ahead. so how's it looking uh, it deals with the boat. do you think it will take place today? could key stand for another boat involvement? well that's not only what many journalists see are in bank or wait for, but also hundreds of a pro democracy and reform is supporters. the outside, the parliament, a waiting for a few 1000 jo lot has one this election may really with a land slide and he has many roadblocks thrown in his way. uh, one of them is now

peter and paul named after the central church, but why did peter choose these apostles, because theyied a martyr's death on the same day with a difference, in the year of peter they were baptized on the day of the apostle peter and this is the idea of ​​the apostle peter, she constantly supported the culture of the 18th century, because the apostle computer received the keys to the district. this is jesus christ if you paid attention to the iconostasis, the motif of the keys is repeated immeasurably, and peter i won the symbol. the keys to the baltic sea, therefore, on the coat of arms of the city there are two crossed anchors of the river and the sea, like two apostolic keys, if compared with the coat of arms of the vatican, you can see the similarity, it’s not by chance that when peter founded petersburg, in fact, he also thought that petersburg should bear what - the characters are related. here, with rome , ancient rome subsequently departed from orthodoxy, and the second rome, constantinople , preserved it, and then this continuity was actually transferred to russia by the mosco

as prime minister, the constitutional court agreed to suspend reformist candidate peter then jo, run not until it makes a routing or whether he violated election law pieces move forward. parties said the suspension should not affect his nomination for the prime minister from industry a boat which rival politicians have been seeking to block him from last week. the military appointed senate voted against him in a confirmation. but let's get more now from phillip. sure. well, he's asia correspondent for the sunday time to join just from bangkok come up. peter has been suspended from parliament to understand what does that mean for his bid to become prime minister? well, technically it doesn't affect his status as a primary student candidate to talk to you is the only current prime ministerial candidates upon them, which is 16 today. um they are due um to have a debates on a 2nd attempt to him to be nominated as prime minister. you don't have to be an m p to be the prime minister in silence. however, obviously this is a huge set box to his to his campaign coming to a time when we're rea

peter, which is a very hard and peter for them at the beginning of the ninety's. but it's not only that they the products, not be that a to me, but they have been erotic. they once they implemented, when a roku was it was empower one of their ministers to try really to modernize economy . he was basically brought down very quickly by the gospel and also sides. and who knows, you know, what, what did they did to him up to what i mean? anybody who has tried to tell the truth to the leaders and say, you know, this doesn't work right now they're, they're trying, again, a and the good person to do some adverse over the phone. but again, completely under the control of the state. they, they open some address for the private sector, particularly the national investment areas like tourism, but like the spanish investor so has always been in cuba. they, but again, it's not, i know they have started to allow smoke and enterprise, it's a big place. but again, it's just not enough that people doesn't trust based on the long term. so. busy so the best number to buy me is to mo

i like i peter, he's a good man. could labour ever welcomed _ peter, he's a good man.med jk rowling _ peter, he's a good man. could labour ever welcomed jk rowling back i peter, he's a good man. could labour ever welcomed jk rowling back into i ever welcomed jk rowling back into the heart of the labour party? ii< the heart of the labour party? iif; rowling would disagree with me on the position we took on the bill but jk the position we took on the bill but jk rowling is a national treasure and notjust a national treasure for scotland but actually the whole of the uk. i'll give you one practical example. i had a really good fortune last year after three years of covid to go on an international holiday and i took my kids, my young kids to universal studios. there is a whole big part of universal studios dedicated to harry potter. if people around the world can celebrate the creativity in the mind ofjk rowling, it would be an absolute tragedy if we didn't celebrate that here. she is a national treasure and one we should respect. bud here. she is a national treasure and o

that's ben habib and peter still to come peter edwards.today show, two days today in the show, two days outside tell who outside guest can't tell you who we'll carry on waiting. we'll have to carry on waiting. she's familiar face on all our she's a familiar face on all our tvs with a long and varied career in the entertainment world and some great secrets to tell us. stay tuned. all that will be revealed. but first, it's the latest headlines with the lovely sanchez . the lovely tatiana sanchez. >> dawn, thank you very much and good afternoon. this is the latest from the newsroom. former home secretary dame priti patel has told gb news the government needs to clamp down on lefty lawyers to stop illegal migration. she says the attorney general and lord chancellor need to take action over how law firms behave. that says the number of channel crossings continue to climb , with more continue to climb, with more than 14,700 people intercepted in small boats so far this year. dame priti warns the clock is ticking for the government to implement i

peter: u.s. markets closed early for the fourth of july holiday and will remain closed on tuesday after big gains in 2023 so far. stocks rose slightly, the nasdaq adding a fit of a person, having surged the first half of the year. other news, saudi arabia has extended its oil production cut of one million barrels per day, while russia has slashed exports by half a million barrels per the world's biggest oil producers have been trying to prop up prices and protect revenue as concerns of a global economic slowdown continue. the results thus far have been limited. burnt down more than a 10th since the start of the year, -- brent down more than a 10th of a percent since the start of the year. pakistan's share index leaped almost 6% on monday, its highest jump in 15 years. it comes after the country secured a rescue package from the international monetary fund, raising hopes it will avoid default. the deal comes with several painful reforms potentially leading to an economic slowdown. we have the back

that was peter hawkins from _ yemeni economy. that was peter hawkins from unicef _ yemeni economy. _ yemeni economy. that was peter hawkins from unicef in yemen. l yemeni economy. that was peter - hawkins from unicef in yemen. we've got some breaking news. the irish singer sinead o'connor has died aged 56. she was best known for her haunting hit single "nothing compares 2 u". # since you've been gone, you can do whatever you want.— whatever you want. sermon # i could — whatever you want. sermon # i could eat _ whatever you want. sermon # i could eat my _ whatever you want. sermon # i could eat my dinner - whatever you want. sermon # i could eat my dinner in l whatever you want. sermon j # i could eat my dinner in a whatever you want. sermon - # i could eat my dinner in a fancy restaurant... but one thing is certain — the emotion, the heartbreak. it was nothing fake here. herfirst hit mark her first hit mark her out as a performer with an edge. when a record executive had started talking about her hair, she shaved it off. she was wary, angry. she had had a troubled upbringing and sp

in 2009, when ugandan aerospace engineer peter nyeko visited the off-grid village in the district offirst of all, it was near the national park. so, if we could do something in nwoya which would reduce the pressure on firewood, it would be interesting to help conserve the national park. secondly, nwoya had a lot of agriculture which means that whatever we could do with agricultural waste we could do in nwoya. >> so, in 2012, peter nyeko set up a private company. today the plant in got ngur generates 64 kilowatt hours of renewable energy from agricultural biomass through a process called 'gasification'. >> due to the shape of the gasifier, just a spark is enough to get the material to heat up to a thousand degrees celsius. at that temperature it breaks down. from rice husks, maize cobs, ground nut shells, coffee husks into methane and hydrogen rocket fuel. while those gases are light, they rise to the top. they are sucked out and go to power the engine. >> the maize harvest has just ended. after removing the kernels for food, the women used to throw these cobs away. now they supply th

well, peter cut down. so the get you to address that because that is exactly the criticism that vladimir put in his leveled at this green deal. he says, look, this has been a lie all the long. it was supposed to help alleviate the, the suffering and, and food insecurity of the most vulnerable people. but actually, africa has only been getting a tiny fraction of the grain from ukraine. you're getting the lion's share of it. can you, can you help settle that debate for us, for the positive aspect of the great deal? and this is a very, very profound estimate or any important estimate he's, that the grain deal has helped to moderate grain. uh, price is a serial price is a, across the world to moderate, the increases at the producer level in all of these prices because it is allowed $1.00 of the key brand baskets of the world, both in terms of grain exports but also because of foot logic sports, it's cruel ukraine. to have a lawyer the, the prices of brain and the estimates they anywhere between roughly 14 and

we've heard about travis — peter bowes here. we've heard about travis king _ peter bowes here.nd _ peter bowes here. we've heard about travis king and his - about travis king and his recent history, as he reported he is said to have been in quite a bit of trouble in south korea, getting into fights and causing extensive damage to a police vehicle, it goes back to an incident last october for which she was fined almost $2000. the equivalent of $2000. we know he has been intention quite recently for a few months, just recently released from that. it's not entirely clear whether that attention was directly related to those incidents that i just was directly related to those incidents that ijust mentioned going back to loss 0ctober he's also reportedly, he was the subject of an assault investigation going back to september of last year relates to an alleged incident in a nightclub. to an alleged incident in a nightclub-— to an alleged incident in a nightclub. it's interesting, how did he _ nightclub. it's interesting, how did he not _ nightclub. it's interesting, how did he not get

peter: how dare you define my question. kidding. [laughter] luke: there's a tendency in washington to believe we have more influence and power and the ability to influence matters, but in reality we actually can't. or at least most of the time. not as effectively as we think we can. first, u.s. policymakers and what they should do in the event of major strife or civil warfare or mutiny is a focus on ukraine. that is where we can still have a lot of influence. as my colleague said and as you and rebecca have repeatedly said, we have to start on sunday rain to win. arming for victory and not just survival, maintaining focus on ukraine. don't get distracted about trying to influence internally the russian federation. if there is major infighting or rebellion or civil war inside of russia, just because there is a civil war somewhere doesn't mean you have to take aside. let them kill each other. we have a tendency to believe that if a matter is black and white and one side is dressed better than the other, that's always the case in geopo

you can follow me at peter alexander.ng begins with more of our breaking coverage. >>> good day. i am chris jansing at msnbc headquarters in new york city. on this day when the breadth and depth of political peril for former president trump are expanding, critical decisions are being made with the expresident moving ahead in multiple court rooms in multiple states. trump today revealing and two law enforcement sources confirming, he has been named a target in the special counsel's january 6th investigation. that means he almost certainly faces an arrest and an indictment. how might that case intersect with the classified documents case where a critical question on timing could be answered by the end of the day. the decision facing the judge is one that will have an impact, a major impact on the 2024 race. whether that trial happens before or after next year's presidential election. but we

peter , what about mr. peter shevchenko and i?es up, the same thing will come, you understand from here. the man is sleeping now and is fine. i don't know how long he has alone in the morning. let's say what what where is he going somewhere in i don't know china is a mysterious country. understand how to say it. not really, i don't really understand, so what 3 hours and 40 minutes at night, his mother has three hours. what are you doing? i sleep for three hours, and i’m so desperate. it’s never happened before . well, it happens that everything is back on the air, after all, the very fact that russia actually refused to continue this grain agreement and china can't buy grain there, prices are falling, social problems are arising there, we're talking about it with peter but what do you think, after all, this situation itself , she looks at all the calls about such and such an influence on putin so seriously, these calls are real musstromya knife in everyone is talking about it out loud, there will be problems for him, people will l

peter, thank you for the invitation.m very pleased with how much the f-16 can change the situation on the battlefield. well, i would just like to ask you to tell me what you are like as a person who has spent more than one hundred hours on f-1 aircraft. 6 good news is that the f-16 is a very successful system they have long been used well and many countries use them important to understand that it is more than just a plane than a physical shell knowing the wings of the engine these things are part of the larger system he includes weapons of weapons of radar and even more important the whole system that supports in 16 inclusive with the intelligence system of observation, which is a lot of ukraine. will protect as a city infrastructure and civilian population and i believe will help ukrainian soldiers on the battlefield f16 is not magic it is a mechanical system an electronic system and it is a machine controlled by a person and although it has been well updated over the years and in some cases has very modern and advance