he wore a rex burkhead jersey. >> you want to be a receiver?t do you want to play if you become a husker? >> i am either a running back or the kicking person. >> why would you like to be a running back? >> because that's what rex is. >> but for jack hoffman and his family, everything would change on april 22nd, 2011. >> i woke him up, and he said something, but it was kind of gibberish. i said jack, what do you want for breakfast, and he would not answer me. >> i remember just getting dressed really close to his face and just clapping my hands right -- right in front of his nose as loud as i could, jack! jack! and was yelling his name. and it was not registering. >> jack was rushed to the local e.r., they are as a physician's on-call examined him, he had a 30 minute seizure. he was unresponsive, and unable to breathe on his own. the eventual diagnosis, a brain tumor. >> what goes through your heart when they tell you that? >> complete and total devastation. you don't realize you can have so many worst days of your life in a row. >> that was als

important and bigger problem is it, in terms of anti—rex sentiment7m isa in terms of anti—rex sentiment7my the polls and some of the ludicrous conspiracy theories shared online —— anti—vaxx. the handle will have to be as we get that strong public messaging going out into the new year, and as people see people that they know taking the vaccine and not suffering adverse effects, then it will start to become a normal thing to do. you may also of course find that having had the vaccine opens doors to you that will otherwise have remained closed. you can imagine it being easier to travel abroad if you have a certificate saying you can travel abroad, it will help to push people in the direction of getting inoculated and really putting this pandemic to bed. the guardian has an important story on this, an interesting one, a mixing max vaccine dash—mac a mix—and—match vaccine, talk through. this is interesting and the more that we have an increase number of vaccines coming online the more we can do to protect ourselves from covid—19, and the guardian is highlighting there will be a new trial expec

higher environmental standards you're simply offshoring those low standards and that's wrong but with rex at less than 3 weeks away an actual nor guaranteeing this is still not being passed. and finally it was the biggest i.p.o. of the year and it turned out to be even bigger than expected shares of the vacation rental company air b.n. b. more than doubling during the technology giant's long awaited stock market debut devalues the company at around $100000000000.00 and that despite air b.n. b. being hard hit by the pandemic it's rental numbers collapsing. and that's it for me and the business team here berlin to check us out online dot com slash business. let's watch. journalists montenegro. just. brutal crimes are commonplace in the west country. drug lords biased legal system and corrupt politicians are responsible. for. these. next. what secrets lie behind small. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore this amazing world heritage sites. p.w. world heritage 360 get capped now. a warm welcome to this week's edition of focus on europe thanks for joining us today more and more m

have finally reached a landmark post rex that trade and security deal the agreement for a 0 tariff trade covers everything from energy to fishing rights as well reach hallums reports. this means that the u.k. has no cheats to leave the european union. finally breaks it is done 4 and a half years after the referendum almost at the end of the 11 month kinds ition period. the u.k. and the e.u. argues negotiated compromise times cajoled but they've done what many feared they couldn't and agree to a future trading relationship. it's a moment of reflection for the european commission president. at the end of a successful negotiations journey i normally feel joy. but today i only feel quite satisfaction and frankly speaking relief for the u.k.'s prime minister it's a political success that caps a year which gave him very few of them there will be no palisade of terrorists on january the 1st and they'll be no non-tariff barriers to trade and instead there will be a giant free trade zone of which we will once be a member and at the same time be able to do our own free trade deals one area of disp

these fields have been cultivated by monte andres family for 5 generations the farm of 18 right rex it he hopes to reclaim the freedom and independence of pre e.u. days wanted to take things back into his own hands just like boris johnson promised but now with bricks it looming he says he feels abandoned by his government. well it's like driving into a fog with no law it's just me. i don't know i don't really don't know if you. could look at something of tell me what to do and i'll do it but there is no to think of just a lot of talk on the television but there's no what do we do. andrew's dream was for britain to become an independent trading power again after break sets . but independent still requires structure a framework. will there be trade agreements or not if you go to stand what it's doing at the moment it doesn't so we're on our own we'll go back to the wall again . but don't worry we'll you know we're we're resilient people and we know will come through it. like i'm sorry no more. we trauma andrew brown forced to stay in the e.u. with its common agricultural standards. these

on the fright that's one of that aspect of rex if we take back control of their territory will. that means that they're kicking out the european fishermen the dutch for example and they've been fishing here for hundreds of years they would have less access to the fishing grounds of the british coast. so it's 4 in the morning and we're standing in this huge fish factory some ships there catch up to 80 percent of their fish in u.k. waters a whole industry relies on this catch and it relies on running at full capacity much less than that and it could collapse but it's also an emotional thing what used to be our colleagues richer or our colleagues our friends working together in european fisheries politics and all of a sudden it's turned upside down as if they are strangers as if we are strangers and that is a very very bad feeling. very belonging to a male which is france's biggest fishing port people very much feel the same way and you know what ironically what's safe is a matter of taste the thing is that british fish eaters don't really like what's in their own waters like herri

and mortar are so expensive on so many rex and mortar are so expensive on so many levels?ricks and mortar. we have seen this changing footfall, not as many people returning to the high—street. we have seen this huge surge in online stores. with 5% turnover opportunity dedicated and led by arcadia that will have an effect but the buyers need to understand what they will be taking on. some of the big e—commerce brands will be some of the highest bidders. if we turn to oil, opec highest bidders. if we turn to oil, 0pec has been forced to reschedule it meeting with 0pec members and those others is in the plus, russia and the like, because of disagreements about its members persistent regarding production cards next year. three of its heavyweights, russia, saudi arabia and the uae holding different opinions at the end of the meeting. a very familiar facejoins us, of the meeting. a very familiar face joins us, an of the meeting. a very familiar facejoins us, an economist and an independent energy analyst. cornelia, lovely to see if what is going on? thank you, sally. what is goi

by spreading covid—i9 rex christmas. —— far spreading. express.rspreading. has christmas been cancelled? it is still going to happen. that is not fairto still going to happen. that is not fair to say it has been cancelled. it is just happening fair to say it has been cancelled. it isjust happening in a different way for us or many of us at least?” would've thought cancelled is probably a fair term that if you are inatli probably a fair term that if you are in a t4 area, you can actually do is go outside and be one person in your garden which would be direct i don't think those people who christmas it will work for. christmas as an event will work for. christmas as an event will go ahead. but it won't be like the kind of person misses most of us know. so it would be very difficult. that's kind of christmases. if you are ina that's kind of christmases. if you are in a tieri area, it would be awfully difficult now to meet up with friends or relatives even though you are allowed to have three households inside your house. now it is being cut down to o

remember when the t-rex was running after dr. malcolm? >> yeah.raffe is so graceful. >> i've been at a park in south africa. >> did you get charged by a giraffe? >> no. i didn't get up close and personal like that. >> this happened in turkey. a few sheep, a ram, a goat apparently wanted to take their concerns to city hall. >> they're like these bills are, you know, sheepish. so the sheep, a goat. it was a bad sheep. >> they're just charging at people we love it. >> what would you do? don't turn your back, right? >> yeah. don't turn your back, don't run. what would you do if it was coming at you? >> i would drop kick that sheep in the head. >> i would make dinner. >>> doggy daycare. >> what happened? >> this happened. these beautiful pups -- >> this is in south korea. it's a doggy daycare. >> they're in these tiny sleeping bags. oh my goodness. i heard there's a shipment of these puppies now headed to tom cruise to calm him down. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, the star of "wonder woman 1984", gal gadot. and 'tis the zooming w

game windless run shellcode finally could have turned the tide against lay the piece live to that day rex but in losing i managed to score were the only goal after just 10 minutes academy graduate magic challenge spectacular he headed into his own next. one shot to play and was still happy 35 year old keep that michelle knight now was making just his 2nd evelyn this new repair instead. but his smile was single. in the 2nd hall of the hosts conceded from yet another cohen up at least it wasn't an i mean goal this time. than davies that carbon did his best to get a penalty kick could this be the challenge for the flow show the experts at losing don't come busting penalties. they're also good at conceding that last cliche coming in february but who's in maybe 3 patrick should give it a cause the space without david hughes and move up to 2nd in the table as they remain unbeaten in the description shell could any tree mall bottom of the table they remain the only side in the league to wind down is still waiting how long will he survive with these results playing. 2 clubs with just one victory

the workers at last echo what a growing number of brits have been saying about rex that they wish it never happened. over 7 years china and the european union have been negotiating an investment pact it aims to ensure companies on both sides have a level playing field on friday official said pushing to seal a deal by the end of the year. china is one of the most important markets in the world but european companies operating have long complained of unfair competition from state backed chinese businesses they're also frustrated by excessive fear across taken legal hurdles such as in the fields of fire tech or electric vehicles now with deal to regulate fair market access seems to be within reach. talks have entered the final stretch so. we believe that as long as the 2 sides take care of each other's concerns and can meet each other half way we'll be able to achieve the target set by leaders on both sides. but the agreement isn't without its critics in europe is it wise to quickly conclude a far reaching agreement with china shortly before the new u.s. administration takes office the

15th placed cologne the cologne on a decent run of form are clearly the better of the 2 sides elvis rex but child with the visitors ahead after 55 minutes. on tried to does 2nd booking for this challenge in the 76 minute gate mindset opening but not even keep a job in santa getting forward for. stoppage time corner paid off. mines remain 2nd from bottom while cologne pick up their 2nd victory of the campaign. mano a bomb shock with dead last and still hunting for their 1st win maybe facing his former club would do the trick.

so to all europeans i say it is time to leave rex and behind our future is made and europe thank you so much our u.k. prime minister barak's chance and welcome the agreement has fantastic news he played up the strong relationship between the u.k. and the european union relationship that he promised would continue and so i say again directly to our e.u. friends and partners i think this deal means a new stability and a new certainty in what has sometimes been a fractious and difficult relationship we will be your friend your ally your supporter and indeed never let it be forgotten your number one market because although we've left the e.u. this country will remain culturally emotionally historically strategically geologically attached to europe not least of course through the 4000000 in you nationals who have requested to settle in the u.k. over the past 4 years and to make an enormous contribution to our country and to our lives. well the new treaty comes into effect on the 1st of january means there will be no tariffs on trade between britain and its biggest trading partner the euro

i record it has welcome to the program time is running out to make a post rex a trade deal reality and avoid cross channel economic chaos there's still no sign of a breakthrough after another day of talks british prime minister barak's johnson is now set to travel to brussels to try to strike a last minute deal in person the european union's chief negotiator michel barnier however is down base about the chances of an agreement sank a sticking points for mine. european leaders still locked in disagreement with the u.k. over the fatal terms of a trade deal held a high stakes call on monday to thrash out their positions the u. th chief negotiator still working very hard david frost left the meeting with little to say both sides remain divided until in a bed to unlock the jam e.u. commission president. spoke at length on the phone to uki prime minister boris johnson but to no avail conditions were not there for an agreement they both said they plan to meet in passion in the coming days just a few sticking points have kept the sites from striking a deal one is the so-called level playing fi

investors have a lot of things on their mind right now but of course one of the biggest issues around rex it was britain wanting to make new trading relations and particular with the rest of the world world where do you think there were shipped between the u.s. and u.k. in the future you know i mean we have heard from boris johnson and there are some indications that the u.k. might push forward by liberal trade agreement because the united states the big question is if it's really in washington some high priority list to get those new deal done any time soon there is no pressure for the upcoming president joe biden 1st of all the u.s. actually has a trade surplus with the u.k. so why make big changes at this point and then also boris johnson was considered to be rather close with u.s. president donald trump and i'm not so sure if we have the same feelings between the upcoming president joe biden and boris johnson so i would be cautious to really believe that we get a new trade deal anytime soon might be in the interest of washington to really clear things 1st was the european union and wa

on the right that's one of their aspects of rex that we take back control of their territorial waters. that means that they're kicking out to european official and the dutch for example and they've been fishing here for hundreds of years they will have less access to the fishing grounds of the british coast. so it's 4 in the morning and we're standing in this huge dutch fish factory some ships there kathy. up to 80 percent of their fish in u.k. water the whole industry relies on this catch and it relies on running at full capacity much less than that and it could collapse but it's also an emotional thing what used to be our colleagues richer our colleagues our friends working together in european fisheries politics and all of a sudden it's turned upside down as if they are strangers as if we are strangers and that is a very very bad feeling. for male which is france's big fishing port people very much feel the same way and you know what ironically what's safe them is a matter of taste the thing is that british fish eaters don't really like what's in their own waters like herring for e

river banks to irrigate farms and build frankes and the brickerman family being one and on the left is rexuck from the wampum tribe and actually resided on the reservation. there were three other tribes that used the reservation at hanford for fishing, camping and hunting that were also important to telling the story, but rex buck was really -- he's one of the descendants and members of the tribe that was the closest to the canford reservation. we have all of these interviews online. it's a great collection. so here we are at the b reactor. who was secretary of interior in the obama administration. he loved it. we have maria kacantwell and do hastings who is in the back there. so it was -- it's wonderful to be able to have brought these people to the b reactor and they were very excited about it. this all helped immensely in getting to the park. new slide. same story. a lot of local support, enthusiasm and there's some properties that have been restored and the guest house in the corner there is now a senior living center and its whole lobby is decorated with artifacts from the manhattan p

she finally did last night, when she tweeted: "dcccf rex zzz @#z@smann anann."e i'm pronouncing that correctly. either that's an accidental tweet, or she's trying to call forth some sort of lovecraftian creature from another dimension. ( as murphy ) "from the depths of d'cccf rex, i call forth to thee, at- smannanan, separator of darkness from light, rend asunder the thin veil of reality and send forth c'thulu! and c'vfefe!" hope i didn't do that too powerfully. i don't want to summon a netherworldly demon. one thing the president has not been doing is... anything. but he has decided to continue one long-running tradition: he will pardon the annual thanksgiving turkey at the white house on tuesday. given all the covid outbreaks at the white house, the turkey may want to opt out of the whole ceremony. (as turkey) "thanks, but i'll take my chances with the hatchet." (gobbles) the president isn't the only disease vector getting ready for thanksgiving. the pandemic is threatening to turn the holiday into a super- spreader event. and i'll catch you up on all the depr

and on the left is rex buck, the wanapum tribe actually resided on the reservation. there are three other tribes that used the reservation at hanford for fishing, camping, and hunting that were also important to, you know, telling the story. but rex buck was, really, he's one of the descendants or members of the tribe that was the closest to the hanford reservation. we have all of these interviews online. it's a great collection. so, here we are at the b reactor. the control panel is ken salazar, who is secretary of interior in the obama administration. he loved it. we had maria cantwell in the blue suit and doc hastings, who is the leader of the charge, in the red shirt in the back there. so, it's wonderful to be able to have brought these people to the b reactor, and they were very excited about it. this all helped immensely in getting to the park. new slide. so, oak ridge, same story. a lot of local support, enthusiasm. there's some properties that have been restored. the alexander inn guest house in the lower corner there is now a senior living center, but its wh

i remember rex tillerson telling me that peter, you just don't understand the global supply chain.understand that the chinese commonest party controls that supply chain and we needed to take it back. president trump has been doing that. >> will: peter, really great to have you tonight, one of the biggest threats facing this country for the coming years. thank you so much. speaking of huge threats, this can't be understated now, a teenage girl captured on social media using a lib racial slur the age of 15. years later, the clip goes viral and she is forced to cancel an acceptance to the university of her dreams. an absolute cruel act and oxymoronic term antiracism. what it really represents is actual racism. proliferating drug american schools and culture. we are going to have an exclusive interview coming up on that topic. you don't want to miss it. ♪ arch shows people remember commercials with nostalgia. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's one that'll really take you back. wow! what'd you get, ryan? it's customized home insurance from

coelus is out of there and these are the headlines persons chief rex at the david frost has arrived in brussels for more discussions the u.k. and e.u. are still assad's less than a month before the deadline to reach a deal and the i'm barbara has more from london we're hearing that michel barnier you may brief us today is on the latest developments or monday morning if there is anything to to report on monday evening boris johnson again who will speak to the head of the european commission to see whether any progress has been made because in the words of a british cabinet minister on sunday we are into the last few days of possibility of striking a deal because the contentious points fisheries access to british waters and how soon that should change level playing field what kind of rules britain will have to continue to follow and how any disputes will actually be solved in the future when the outcome of those breaks the talks could impact the u.k.'s kovac $1000.00 vaccination program that's due to roll out from cheese day there are concerns about delays at the borders as the u.k. adju

i asked the ceo of exxon rex to listen does euros go to exxon station and i also asked if there's any difference between the gasoline of exxon or others and he did not give a straight answer on that one. >> david rubenstein it is such a pleasure. you have captured these people i know everyone will read it and love it as i did. thank you so much. >> i hope you can be at my interview of you some point. thank you very much >> precisely because i could see both sides or all sides to a problem or an issue that i would then feel that i was making a good decision because i had seen it from different angles. this idea that overthinking problems was or is a weakness in politics, i think is indicative of a culture we want to simplify and eliminate all gray areas and just have a way and beat the other team as opposed to figure out how in fact we come to gather. >> so to look at this technology that keeps creating monopolies and those biggest companies are tech companies. so how come the internet that will equalize us and connect us how does it keep granting these powerful companies and individua

15th placed cologne the cologne on a decent run of form are clearly the better of the 2 sides elvis rex but child with the visitors ahead after 55 minutes. on dr who does 2nd booking for this challenge in the 76 minute 8 months an opening but not even people bob in santa are getting forward for a stoppage time corner paid off. minds remain 2nd from bottom while cologne pick up their 2nd victory of the campaign. mano a bomb shock with dead last and still high. and seeing for their 1st win maybe facing his former club alex berg would do the trick. but it would be an ominous stuff a shocker with mark suffering and nasty head injury he was rushed to the hospital but is now in a stable condition. it wasn't shockers lucky day with former player daniel calley injury whipping in a free kick and forcing a sewer said own goal one nil to out. but instead of folding his usual shock it came out of the break a lazy benita or a much equaliser 7 minutes off the restarts giving his team a red lifeline. which was followed almost immediately by floria need i mention as i say it's after a 2nd yellow card.

exactly where the concessions have been made whether or not they're happy with what's going on indeed rex's here hiring lawyers to look through these 2000 or so pages of legal tax so i'm sure there will be a lot of wrangling alternately though it is expected that this will pass through parliament ok alexandra we'll come back to you in just a moment 1st we're going to take a look at what is next for the trading relationship between the e.u. and the u.k. daniel winton from business has been looking into. the deal is done a crisis of it's a relief for both sides after roll half of the u.k.'s trade is with its european neighbors and the u.k. is that you use 3rd largest trading partner the talks were painful but the alternative was worse pushing the begrudging neighbors closer together never has the european union offered to so much to a so-called 3rd country the u.k. has enhanced its decision making at home but still has access to the e.u. market whereas the e.u. has kept a key customer for billions of euros of goods selling british wares freely in the e.u. as marketplace's the 1st big step but

15th placed cologne the cologne on a decent run of form are clearly the better of the 2 sides of elvis rex but try to put the visitors ahead after 55 minutes. on dr who does 2nd booking for this challenge in the 76 minute 8 months an opening but not even people in santa are getting forward for us. office time corner paid off. mine remain 2nd from bottom while cologne pick up their 2nd victory of the campaign. mano a bomb shock with dead last and still hunting for their 1st win maybe facing his former club alex berg would do the trick. but it would be an almost a start for shark with mark suffering and nasty head injury she was rushed to the hospital but is now in a stable condition. it wasn't shockers lucky day with former player daniel carrying jury whipping in a free kick and forcing a sewer saida own goal one nil to out. but instead of folding his usual shock it came out of the break we're lazy we need to amount equalizers 7 minutes off the restarts giving his team a red lifeline. which was followed almost immediately by florian mutilation as a set after a 2nd yellow card. up a man with

this point that the leaders have made clear that the negotiations remain with michel barnier the chief rex of negotiator so they only have a chat over breaks that. over dinner tonight and the reason for that is that basically the lines that the e.u. has set out for those negotiations have been clear and have remained more or less the same throughout the past couple of months the 2 key sticking points are fish because the e.u. vessels fish a lot in british waters whereas the u.k. sells a lot of fish to the e.u. so there needs to be a compromise needs to be reached on that in that field and then the so-called technical term of the level playing field is a key thing because the u.k. will leave the single market so they will no longer. play by the rules of the you respect the standards of products and so if they want to sell. and deviate for instance with their standards and sell those less qualified products to the market the you want some sort of a mechanism to control that so that the u.k. is not dumping a cheap product on that you market kerrick mattress reporting from brussels thank you.

which covers the wall of a gallery restaurant called the expedition in pursuit of rare meat sits by rex whistler it shows a hunting expedition but it's controversial correctors in the piece include a captured black boy being led with a chain around his neck campaigners want that mural removed all the restaurant closed and the gallery says it's considering how best to respond but we're taking this time to consult internally and externally on the future of the room and the mural and we will keep the public informed of future plans is polarized opinion between those 2 on one side so they want to be able to stay on the other who call it an acceptable carry over from britain's colonial past we put it up for debate. we need to debate and leave these things where they are so people can understand history and understand how far we have drawn from these images they may now from defensive well know the current. situation if you're just going to hide things away and you never going to educate people is passive which is also passive blackish to it. what you looking out. deeply offensive were placed

for 6 years and has become a head nurse but now he's going back to his family in with an since of rex's referendum he feels neglected by the british government as an e.u. citizen or of that as well during the pandemic has gone on appreciate in. our voices never been heard and we've never been on the rada even during the last year we supported u.k. in many different ways but i've never seen much a person appreciation would never be known to rada. as for all other e.u. citizens in the future doctors and nurses would need to be so they want to work in the u.k. already fof you are entering now ended before breaks it. the coronavirus pandemic has exposed deve flaws in the u.k. health service amongst them a shortage of staff so every year doctor nurse of cal worker that goes back to their home country leaves a gap on a hospital ward or in a cafe or. read the things that i think about right see go run several nursing homes in 04 in eastern england he often discusses with his team how to cope with staff shortages since the bracks of referendum it has been nearly impossible for him to find quali

let's talk about fish because this is what rex it negotiators did during the last days of the talks in brussels they counted every fishtail around british waters because that was what the big struggle was about the existence of fisherman both sides of the channel now we are today in woodlawn superman the french fishing port and with me is fisherman stuff lawmen good stuff you will probably be really relieved to see that there has been now a compromise and french fishermen will keep a certain amount of access to british waters so. it's a relief that there is an agreement because for us that means 70 percent of our catch. if you really would have had a hot no deal for exodus they say it would have lost 70 percent of a fisherman and the danger would have been that the majority of european business would then have come over into french waters which that at the moment with the deal we don't know the dividing lines yet we will have the right to fish we will find out after the 1st of january because the deal has not yet been translated into french only this is did you during the last weeks. r

european union and the end of the day it is sad in which direction this year you go they don't want this rex's you go as they try all stops to make it bloody. and they want to destroy the u.k. economy just to set an example or so that other nations do not accept the terrible arrangement that is your day but they have not succeeded because the economic interests within europe the german car probably for example they have a strong interest and. this trade relationship with you not. argentina has officially registered russia as sport mcvie vaccine it's been approved for emergency use by the country's regulator based on results of clinical trials in russia a plane carrying argentina's 1st batch has arrived and what osiris under the supply agreement will provide enough doses for up to 10000000 people earlier this month the argentine president expressed confidence in the russian vaccine saying he will be the 1st to take it. and one of you who are in argentina some raise doubts about the quality of russian science to clear everyone's doubts when sputnik v. is here in argentina i will be the 1st one t

it is sad in which direction this union goats they don't want this rex it's a goal as they try all starts to make it bloody. and they wanted to destroy it. just to set an example or so that other nations do not accept the terrible arrangement that was that your day but they have not succeeded because the economic interests within europe the german car probably for example they have a strong interest and. this trade relationship with you now keep notes. of the u.k. they have dealt with the braggs it crisis but it's still got a pandemic on its plate with a sharp increase in covert cases going into the holidays leaving the country in limbo take a close look at them later this hour. for many people around the world christmas 2020 is very different and a tough rather than festive time with holidays spent in isolation far away from family and friends the head of the world health organization has released a special video message thanking people for their efforts and separate feiss. 2020 droste one and a bundle of historic proportions is preventing many orphans from celebrating in the ways we wou

covers the wall of a gallery restaurant is called the expedition in pursuit of rare means it is by rex whistler and it shows a hunting expedition characters in the piece include a captured black boy being led with a chain around his neck campaigners want the work removed or the restaurant closed and the gallery says it is considering how to respond. we're taking this time to consult internally and externally on the future of the room and the miro and we will keep the public informed of future plans. now it has polarized opinion between those who want the mural to stay and those who call it an unacceptable carry over from britain's colonial past who put the issue for debate. but we need to debate and leave these things where they are so people can understand history and understand how far we have drawn from these images they may now. sensitive well know the current. situation if you're just going to hide things away and you never going to educate people is passive which is also passive blackish. what you looking out. deeply offensive work placed in one of the most prodigious practices o

fish weier and how much so as not to deplete fishing grounds was one of the main points holding up rex and talks after intense haggling both sides seem satisfied. all the time that we were in the e.u. we were in the common fisheries policy. that act as a constraint all our coastal communities it meant but of fishing industry to coins now we have a child's to turn the corner. certainly good news for the fishing sector but what about the british economy in general fishing represents only 0.2 percent of britain's g.d.p. it pales in comparison to other sectors like the financial sector with banks and exchanges in the city of london which represents roughly a 10th of the british economy. no longer part of the e.u. london doesn't have to play by brussels rulebook and some hope that the country can establish itself as a european version of singapore using business friendly regulation to learn new partners. and you aircraft from slovenia is turning heads it's a lot quieter as a smaller carbon footprint and is actually quite affordable it's all thanks to electric propulsion and decades of resea

are now in negotiating but when we look at the wider context of rex's that we know that has almost been the political death of david cameron and indeed theresa may 2 prime ministers for boris johnson we know 6 that he has predicated much of his political career covert aside all the breck's it in the u.k. is general election much of it all boiled down to breakfast very eager to get the best deal in place for britain and in fact many m.p.'s within his own party are holding to ransom on that very fact saying if he doesn't get a good deal for britain that if essential he should quit if mr johnson fails to reach an acceptable trade agreement with the e.u. the prime minister will also have failed the people of the united kingdom as a lifelong member of the conservative party i believe that mr johnson's position as prime minister would be untenable well in terms of ratification then that could all be done and dusted here in the united. within. the day that has been pencilled into diaries for m.p.'s here in the united kingdom is the 30th of december over across the channel then for the e.u. 27

the walls of a restaurant in the gallery is called the expedition in pursuit of rare meets it's by rex whistler depicts a hunting expedition characters in the piece include captured black children being led with ropes around their necks campaigners want the neural to be removed or the restaurant to be relocated and the gallery say that it's considering the next move . as reported in the summer we're taking this time to consult internally and externally on the future of the room and the mural and we will keep the public informed of future plans. i'm delighted to welcome live on to the program just barely as a social activists and former senior policy adviser on the qualities to the mayor of london and stephen morris stevens national secretary of the english democrats pleasure to see you both stephen cohen kick off with you the painting shows black children being led with ropes around their necks not something you'd want to see while eating in a gallery restaurant to name just one thing is it. well known what you need to do is put into context not what we should say people the restaurant

london for 6 years and has become a head nurse but now he's going back to his family in northern since rex's referendum he feels neglected by the british government as an e.u. citizen that his work during the pandemic has gone on appreciated. our boys have never been heads and never been on the road or even during last year we supported u.k. in many different ways but i've never seen much a person appreciation would never been on the rada. as fallout the e.u. citizens in the future doctors and nurses would need to be they want to work in the u.k. already few are entering now than did before bragg's it. the coronavirus pandemic has exposed deve flaws in the u.k. health service amongst them a shortage of staff so every you doctor nurse or cow aca that goes back to their home country leaves a gap on a hospital ward or in the cat home. everything that i think about right see go run several nursing homes in 04 in eastern england he often discusses with his team how to cope with staff shortages since the brags of referendum it has been nearly impossible for him to find qualified workers. who will

the violence. 8 commission president sort of on the line says there's been some progress on a post rexa trade deal with the united kingdom she told the european parliament the next few days would be crucial to sticking points remain fair competition in the e.u. market and fishing rights to e.u. vessels in u.k. water hits on through. japanese prosecutors have charged a man with murder over an arson attack on an animation studio last year shinji al is accused of setting becchio to animation building on fire killing $36.00 people and injuring dozens more he claimed the studio had stolen his work. and you might remember the images last month of a chinese spacecraft blasting off to the moon well it's due to return to earth in the coming hours carrying fresh samples of moon rocks and debris chinese ground crews are awaiting the landing of the unmanned mission and with it the 1st luna samples in more than 45 years. china 5 was one of the most complicated and challenging missions in china's airspace history when the rocket was launched on november 23rd it was a source of national pride the pro

my generation because i passionately believe in the european project and i passionately believe that rex is going to damage our society. and the time to break that down to what melinda k. was doing she was fighting really desperately for a 2nd branch that referendum she turned herself into e.u. supergirl and she camped outside parliament she really put her life on hold she stopped studying. she only wanted to stop her exit there were others like her for example sami on the wall and they both had a big presence on social media but it didn't do the trick so the problem was the young people came too late they voted overwhelmingly in the referendum to stay in the european union but not enough of the cave men showed up to vary it so they lost and they lost a lot they simply caught on to what at parents were able to do which is to just easily leave work travel study on the continent in the. and that also was in other directions for you citizens i met for instance this polish account. he's one of 3000000 citizens who have made the u.k. their home. so now they can stay in the u.k. they can regis