st. johnson as a deterrent. john feet and b spoke to us a little bit earlier his like we shouldn't be thinking about flying asylum seekers across the world to a wonder. we should be thinking of different ways to make sure they have safe passage. this is what he thought italia. a british red cross with stylish and signed by you take government fires to send the messiah hallway around the world. rwanda, to have the right side claims process there. we don't fit with her people. and eliza risk crossing the english channel. instead, the government should be focused on creating more safe routes. refugees, to be able to reach her without hate, most dangerous journey. they should increase the number of refugees directly settled to the u. k. as well as introducing you may assign these to the people can go to an embassy around the world and submitted an item claim there. robin happens to be in the title. ready? my, we're at right at the very end of the show. but if you could describe in one sentence the atmosphere in the

st. johnson and the impact for spreading all of these honeybees and their out competing with the pollinatorsthe pollinators species are dying back and so you're losing a lot of that the diversity because sooner or later the honeybees are just going to die. bill die out and will be left with the pollinators so he needs to be captured before it is all gone summa, gosh. [background sounds]. >> oh yeah, okay this off if you need to. >> the new baby smells, but still kinda made me feel kind of well very i moving chapter and made me feel kind of fuel in a way. >> good. >> i just c think that is a reay good book. i don't know what i would do without a mother. [laughter] [applause] [applause] henry end on a high note and thank you. [laughter] hi there. >> i'm just going to pick it up so is unrelated it. maybe you cover this in the book about how one human is attracted to another human in ways that are inexplicable and overwhelming. >> yes, i have a chapter about this that is a fairly long one that has a lot about that in the smells of the body to me, scan because i didn't want it to sound like body

. >>> may name is shah nicka johnson of the st. louis johnsons. money. >> there must be some kind of a mistake. can we just talk about this outside? >> huh-uh, there ain't been a mistake. >> now, imagine if the descendants of enslavers were perfectly responsible for reparations. that what happened in this ed so that. the show does cast a light on how white americans might come to terms with the lingers effects of slavery. i couldn't think of anybody better to join me than the amazing tim wise. an author of dispatches from the race war. i literally thought about them while watching this epson. and jason johnson host of the podcast, and my personal nemesis. thank you, jason for being here. this is obviously not how reparations will go, but the brilliance of episode is entirely through the white gaze. we were trying to talk about this. let's wait. we can actually talk about it. >> my first thought is this is why white people see it. the massive -- is shaniqa, which is the person name, is come to your house and say, you have to give me money. that's n

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st. george. against the backdrop of such statements and decisions, world leaders are losing dramatically, popularity against boris johnsons now 57% of the inhabitants of the island. although a month ago there were only 10 reasons were record income inflation and the code scandal, and overseas polling among republicans showed that 84% of respondents believe the world would be a better place without joe biden in power. although, as hill writes, the eighty-year-old owner of the white house was going to raise his record for a second term. possibly a low rating. should be traditional events on the occasion of catholic easter, but at first he was frightened. all the same rabbit, and after the speech again forgot and prompt. what to do? it was already the first lady happy happy easter without a statute of limitations under the auspices of this project today in all regions of our country the victims of fascism during the great patriotic war are remembered, schoolchildren and students are told in detail about the genocide of the soviet people in krasnoyarsk, a reconstruction lesson was held. children immersed themselves in histor

for trade preferences and military technology boris johnson puts pressure on india, but will he be the prime minister and then still the best view of sthere, the restoration of the stock exchange building is being completed on the spit of vasilyevsky island, fascinating shots from the vladimir region to the temple. you can only swim up to the nerl and a little more than a day before the convergence of the holy fire, the last preparations in sergei pashkov's report from the holy land the city has earned mobile internet and the first gas station has opened, sappers are already demining the streets of courtyards, and our ministry of defense reported a quarter of an hour ago that the remnants of a group of militants of nationalists were securely blocked at the azov steel plant on how the order of the supreme commander-in-chief from mariupol was being carried out reports of our military officers alexander bilibov and stanislav berd. artillery cannonade does not stop at the mariupol industrial zone the territory of the azovstal plant where the last formations of neo-nazis remain under dense and almost we are constantly firing, together with

st. peter's basilica, the mayor of the occupied ukrainian city of melita, poland, who was detained by russian forces last month and 3 ukrainian lawmakers also attended the ceremony. moscow was barred, british prime minister boris johnson and several other u. k. officials from entering russia. the russian foreign ministry says it will be adding more names to that band list. it's a retaliation for you. k sanctions over the war and ukraine, germany ascending ukraine, a 1000000000 euros to buy weapons. the funds are part of a substantial increase in german defense spending. meanwhile, thousands have been taking part in traditional easter peace marches nationwide. many are calling for an end to the war. but some activists are rethinking long held pacifist and anti war beliefs. those marching for peace at this he is east of march . his have to trade a thin line. traditionally, the demonstrations are a chance for people who believe passionately and pacifism to make their voices heard colds for all om sales to stop and old war and aggression to end all the normal fare. but what to do in the case of putins war of aggression against ukraine . that question has forced some here to rethink their principles. one. she ann hat's ins

st. anthony, british and piece of voted to investigate where the prime minister boris johnson lied to parliament over the so called party gates controversy. johnson's come under intense pressure are to being fined by police for holding parties at downing street at the height of the pandemic. let's go live now to london out as heroes jona hall is outside to parliament. so despite having a big majority and parliament, he was still referred to this sir investigation committee. yes, the government had tried to block this motion to frustrated, at least by tabling an amendment of their own on wednesday night and using their atc majority to defeat it. but apparently realized late this morning. the extent of a possible rebellion among their own. m. p. 's unhappy with their leader boris johnson. unhappy at the idea of being seen to block parliamentary scrutiny with local elections on the horizon. they suddenly lifted their amendment. and in fact, this labor sponsored motion, opposition back motion went through on the nor does they say in parliament unopposed, without even a vote triggering upon entry inv

johnson. meanwhile, pope francis has used his palm sunday address to call for an "easter truce" in ukraine. addressing the crowds in stseless acts of cruelty in war and a truce to achieve peace through real negotiations. this was the first palm sunday mass with the public in attendance since the start of the covid pandemic. members of pakistan's parliament are due to decide on monday who should succeed imran khan, who was ousted as prime minister in a late—night confidence vote after he was deserted by coalition partners. they blame him for a crumbling economy and failure to deliver on campaign promises. analysts say the new prime minister is almost certain to be the opposition leader, shehbaz sharif. mr khan has said he is the victim of an international conspiracy. shelley phelps has the latest. amongst the crowds gathered outside pakistan's parliament, there wasjoy and anguish as the news of imran khan's removal came through. it was a night of intense political drama. this is the moment the speaker of the house announced the result. 174 members have recorded their votes in favour of the resolution. consequently, the

johnson there in lviv. meanwhile, pope francis has used his palm sunday address to call for an "easter truce" in ukraine addressing the crowds in steless acts of cruelty in war and a truce to achieve peace through real negotiations. this was the first palm sunday mass with the public in attendance since the start of the covid pandemic. you can keep across all the developments on the russia—ukraine war by visiting our website. our live page is updated with all the latest reports from our correspondents on the ground. that's all on the bbc news website — or download the bbc news app. let's get some of the day s other news. the prime minister of australia, scott morrison, has called a general election for next month. speaking in canberra after asking the governor general to formally disolve the parliament, mr morrison emphasised his economic track record, saying his government had cut taxes and laid a strong foundation for australia to prosper. polls suggest that mr morrison will be defeated by his labor party rival, anthony albanese. mexicans are voting in an unprecedented referendum on whether their president, andres manuel lopez o

st. flattening properties in a largely muslim neighborhood rights group, say, the demolitions are part of a pattern of religious polarization. i modi's, hindu nationalist, b j. p. amnesty international, criticized johnson's photo op as ignorant saying that his silence on the incident was deafening. alexia brian al jazeera, the telephone says at least 33 people are being killed. an explosion is motzkin. i've got to stand the blast and conduce province injured. more than 43 people. that comes after a series of bombings across the country killed 18 on thursday of guns. i so affiliate claim responsibility for those attacks. the group has stepped up attacks in recent weeks over the law. here is electra at the american university of of gun his son. he says, such violence is likely to continue. one of the claims at that time it been made was that they had brought these 2 up and a son. unfortunately, others used to say that it wasn't peace that had arrived. it was just the absence of war. and that could only stay for so long. the idea is that the vacuum available, the feeling state right now are all contributors to the situation that are being exploited by groups such as ice k. remember that 911 happened when th

st. flattening properties in a largely muslim neighborhood. rights group say the demolitions are part of a pattern of religious polarization. i modi's, hindu nationalist, b j. p. amnesty international, criticized johnson's photo op as ignorant saying that his silence on the incident was deafening. alexia brian al jazeera, at least $33.00 people to be killed in an explosion at a mosque in afghanistan. according to the taliban, it happened in condos province. 43 people wounded. that comes a day after a series of bombings across the country killed 18 beetle. i've gone to stance, i saw affiliate claim responsibility for thursday to touch. the group has stepped up, attacked in recent weeks. frances presidential contenders have been making their final pictures before sundays run off vote, centrist incumbent to monro micron. as far right rival marine la pen. both trying to win over left wing voters under smith. marina pan has softened her image and concentrated her campaign for the presidency on the sore in cost of living. her far right national rally party still promises to crack down on immigration and stop muslim women from wearing had scarves in public places. but the focus has been on the struggle to make

st flattening properties in a largely muslim neighborhood rights group, say the demolitions are part of a pattern of religious polarization. i modi's, hindu nationalist, b j. p. amnesty international criticize johnson's photo op as ignorant saying that his silence on the incident was deafening. alexia brian al jazeera, at least 33 people, have been killed in an explosion of the mosque. enough gonna stop according to the taliban. it happened in can do the province 43 people were wounded. that comes a day after a series of bombings across the country which killed 18 people. i've kinda stands, i still affiliate claim responsibility for those days, attack to france, where the presidential contenders have been making that final pitches before sundays run off fate. centrist incumbent men will not cronum its far right rival, marina penn, trying to win over undecided voters. macklin as a title of pins. hard line stance on immigration. she's accused him of being a president for the rich opinion polls suggests the race could be tied, but it's missing following micron on the campaign trail in the southwest. this is the central squire of the beautiful town of jack in southern france in the law. the macro chose t

st. andrews hospital. >> it was going to be impossible for me to get up there on my own. >> reporter: trooper johnson hadn basically. >> we had to stop a couple of times along the way to clear ice off of our windshield because it was accumulating so bad. our windshield wipers couldn't keep up with it. i followed the taillights as they cleared the way for me. >> up the road a little bit. >> it wasn't a road you drive and try to feel from side to side without going into the ditch. >> just knew we had to go until we met the trucks with the trooper with the blood and make the switch, so we could lead the trooper. >> reporter: a rural town with 6,000 people, according to the latest census data, one hospital and on this day, low blood supply. >> normally it would be about an hour's trip, but took us four hours to get there that morning. we can go faster than an ambulance can. that's why we do the blood runs often. >> when the blood run comes in, it is an amazing feeling. when they do things like this, it really has the ability to save lives. >> i was praying that we all made it up safe, we were able to get up

st. flattening properties in a largely muslim neighborhood rights group, say the demolitions are part of a pattern of religious polarization. i modi's and do nationalist b, j. p. amnesty international criticize johnson's photo op as ignorant saying that his silence on the incident was deafening. alexia brian al jazeera in avenues. com has returned to the alex, a mosque compound, dean, occupied east jerusalem after violence early in the day. is there any forces, say, masked men threw stones at a police station, and they responded by deploying tear gas. earlier, they fives rubber, bullets of palestinians at the mosque, at least $31.00 people were injured, including sweecher and miss sent. one paramedic to people are in serious condition in cation spike. jewish alternation is groups called the recent on race al jazeera is stephanie decker more. oh, we are damascus gate. we've seen a you number, tens of thousands of worshipers making their way through the morning to access a lot of them all. i was on the 3rd friday of ramadan. now did really police. i have impose your real restrictions on the roads around this area. have been close. interestingly, we were told that they told the alter orthodox jews, many

st. louis, missouri. more than three years ago, the city's top prosecutor, kim gardner, found overwhelming evidence that lamar johnsonears, was innocent of murder, but the missouri attorney general continues to defend his conviction. johnson remains in a maximum security missouri prison. >> what i'm struggling with...is trying to understand why i have not been heard. >> i do think it is offensive that some other court or attorney general would try to intervene and keep someone in prison who the district attorney had properly investigated and determined to be innocent. >> reporter: what about all of the d.a.s and states attorneys who say we have to protect the integrity of convictions? >> not if we have it wrong. >> reporter: getting it wrong in the case of charlie dunn and joyce watkins caused them to lose everything. joyce will still need a ppardon from the governor to get any compensation, and so far there has been no justice for 4-year-old brandi. whoever killed her is still free. >> you never got to grieve, either, you never had the time to grieve the loss of brandi? >> no, i haven't. i'm going to go and visit he

st. paul bennett reports you must debate the ruse on social distancing the messages were clear, stay at hermaline, don't mix with others. and yet while the u. k was forced indoors into lockdown policy, johnson and his staff were breaking those laws and attending parties and other gatherings. party gate, as it was cold, was splashed across the front pages. 2 downing street parties were held on the eve of the funeral of prince philip the duke of edinburgh, with the country in national mourning and queen elizabeth forced to sit apart from her family. now, after months of denials, prime minister has been forced to admit, he broke the law. i understand the anger that many will feel that i myself fell short. when it came to observing the very rules which the government i lead had introduced to protect the public. and i accept in all sincerity that people had the right to expect better and not just the prime minister richey soon act, the u. k. chancellor, who also lives in downing street, has been issued with a police fine as well when the police investigations are ongoing, more fines could follow. at the heart of the anger over this scandal is the fact that in the height of the pandemic, the brit

st. louis fed president jim bullard will be talking about the economic outlook and event hosted by the council of foreign relations. johnsonrtin before the valve. -- before the bell. netflix after the bell. central bankers will be gathering in washington the imf world bank meeting. that wreps up for me on bloomberg markets. coming up on balance of power, leon panetta will be joining david westin on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ >> from the world of politics to the world of business, this is "balance of power" with david westin. david: from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york to our tv and radio audiences worldwide, welcome to "balance of power." we start in washington, where officials from ukraine are attending the imf world bank meetings asking for more economic support even as president zelenskyy is inviting president biden to visit. we turned to joe mathieu, a host of sound on on bloomberg radio. what is the response to the invitation from president zelenskyy? joe: likely the same we've been getting as we've been asking of president biden might go to ukraine. the answer has been we have no plans to make a tri

st. flattening properties in a largely muslim neighborhood. rights group, say the demolitions are part of a pattern of religious polarization. i modi's, hindu nationalist, b j. p. amnesty international, criticized johnson's photo op as ignorant saying that his silence on the incident was deafening. alexia brian al jazeera, a fabulous still ahead of these are including found in chains in china. how a disturbing video that the campaign for strict laws to protect women. look back at the life and career of kenya's, former president wyatt. becky died at the age of 19 and we got support coming up, a very casual catch by a baseball fine in california. it's coming up with jim. ah, so tom has returned to the alex a mosque compound and occupied his jerusalem off to violence earlier in the day is ready forced to say most men threw stones at a police station and they responded by deploying tika earlier. they fired rubber, bullets, palestinians at the most, at least one people were injured, including 3 journals. one paramedic a 2 people are in a serious condition. incursions by jewish shots from national groups sparked recent on rest of 0. stephanie duncan is more we are at damascus gate. we've seen a huge number tel

st. paul bannon explains. you must obey the rules on social distancing . and the messages were clear. stay at hermaline, don't mix with others. and yet, while the u. k was forced indoors into lockdown forest, johnson and his staff were breaking those laws and attending parties and other gatherings. party gate, as it was called, was splashed across the front pages. 2 downing street parties were held on the eve of the funeral of prince philip the duke of edinburgh, with the country in national mourning and queen elizabeth forced to sit apart from her family. now, after months of denials, prime minister has been forced to admit, he broke the law. i understand the anger that many will feel that i myself fell short. when it came to observing the very rules which the government i lead had introduced to protect the public. and i accept in all sincerity that people had the right to expect better and not just the prime minister richey soon act, the u. k. chancellor, who also lives in downing street, has been issued with a police fine as well when the police investigations are ongoing, more fines could follow. at the heart of the anger over this scandal is the fact that in the height of the pandemic, the br

st. petersburg elizabeth soon on the russia channel boris johnson after a telephone summit with biden saidlomatic settlement in ukraine is unlikely johnson suggested that biden arm ukraine to such a level that russia would never dare to invade again in other words. they seemed to reconcile themselves, after a conversation with biden, he said that it was impossible to allow russia to win in ukraine, while he said. he is sure that the bundessphere’s own reserves in the matter of supplying weapons to ukraine have already exhausted themselves together watch for now goodbye, bye. hello, the main events of this tuesday in our issue are the development of a strategic partnership and security issues, negotiations in moscow between the president of russia and the prime minister of armenia. what issues are on the agenda? the russian armed forces have opened humanitarian corridors for the armed forces and azuv militants, what is happening on the azov steel in these minutes, what are those who have already laid down their arms saying. i would like to hand over almost 1,300 objects of ukrainian militar

number 11 downing st over the past two weeks, particularly over the non—dom status rishi sunak�*s wife and the fact he held a green card. some people around the chancellor feel boris johnsonon was responsible forthat. both feel borisjohnson was responsible for that. both sides deny that. in a weird way the fact they have both been fined has drawn them closer together because they are now in this and if there are more fines for the prime minister or the chancellor, they are very much in this for the duration. six weeks ago when the party gate reports were at their peak, rishi sunak was being talked about as the future prime minister, but this whole thing has not those ambitions for the moment and he is battling down the hatches. the whitehall editor for the financial times with his thoughts on the party gate fine. it really does seem for the moment that we are in a bit of a holding pattern. as i said in my introduction, the prime minister and chancellor have apologised, there does not seem to be a ground swell of conservative opinion at the moment, at least in the voices we have heard, calling for them to go. but, lots of conservative mps we have not heard from yet. over t