and so there were quite a few bands that were doing that — myself included, badmarsh & shri, talman singhng, and perhaps from one of your most successful projects — beyond skin was the album. we're just going to have a quick look at a little flavour of one track that you then played again 20 years after the release of beyond skin. this was homelands, where you performed — and it's an indication of how successful you've become — at the royal albert hall. let's have a look. music plays sings in calo you there, nitin, with some fabulous collaborators on homelands, which was perhaps one of your most successful songs — i think it's been downloaded millions and millions of times on spotify and on youtube. does that indicate that you have very successfully gotten over all of these issues of categorisation, of labels, that that's no longer relevant? no, quite the opposite — i think i'm constantly confronted by that in different ways through everyday life. but musically, i try to — one way i describe it is, i try to think of music as a palette, you know, and that you can find different emotional c

mr. shri fee says the treatment of people the risk their lives. there is unfair western countries in the united states. they have already restricted for accepting immigration. so that's why they left behind a lot of money into practice and those who swelled and supported them, we're doing the past 2 decades and afghan. and so we provide discourse for them. we supply them every night every day and we provide that protection for them. so now they left behind, that's what in unfair because i've done like we, we honestly support them every day. ready we, we talk risk, put our life in dangers to assist them. so it's unfair. the left behind and they are not supporting us. the coaxes protested of taking the streets of a cause here, angry the sort of corona virus, the energy crisis. no. so what they see is the government persecution of political opponents, crowds gathered by the parliament building and security officials, fire smoke bombs, to disperse protest. as gunshots were also heard of cause his presidential adviser told demonstrators, the president

it can go shri lee was shot dead at close range in a park on august. the 23rd 2019 police arrested a russian suspect later the same day. authorities say the killer entered germany on a fake, french issued passport. when all the leaders of russia and china have held video conference, the 2nd this year shooting pagan rhetoric, putin pledge to increase corporation of a trade energy and security. but a katrina, you reports from beijing, some in the west view, the deepening ties with suspicion. but it is, it is a virtual summit and show of solidarity the presidents of china and russia. she didn't ping and vladimir putin spoke for more than an hour on wednesday, hailing their close ties. voltaire the roll has undergone unprecedented changes. and upon damage in the last entry sign, a russian relations, how we do the terse of versa storms as low as the deep historical traditions of friendship and a mutual understanding have allowed us to take our relations to the next breakthrough level. trade between china and russia. exceeded 115000000000 dollars this year,

worries about rising inflation and the slowing of the feds program brings fears let's bring in shri. surprise tomorrow or has powell already laid the groundwork with his testimony a few weeks ago. >> i believe that chairman foul -- powell is not one given to bucket statements. last time he did that, he had to eat back his words what we have learned so far is inflation. on the other hand, support of equity markets so if the markets would correct over the next several days, you would expect him to make statements that could help investors rather than fight inflation. >> so that's what you expect him to do, sri what should he be doing? if you were in that chair, what would you be doing given the data we have >> i think the chairman of the fed should have stopped the process a few months ago i did not do that. right now i am going to do that. immediately an interest rate that would shock the market, and it would be much better economy. >> sri, is there a risk that inflation runs too hard beyond what the fed can control or rein in >> that is a risk. i have written about and talked about c