instead of the previous six, a separate allowance for classroom management and supervision of the study groupwas set from 50 to 100%. with the arrival of autumn in in belarus as a whole, salaries of public sector employees will increase. they are tied to the base rate, which today added more than 11%, and amounts to 235 rubles. pensions will also increase by about five percent, their average size after the increase will reach 737 rubles. this is 15% higher than a year ago. some belarusian banks made important changes by increasing the commission for servicing foreign currency accounts; from the first day of autumn , new tariffs for postal services will also apply in belarus , including the increase in the cost of sending letters and parcels. despite the rain and drought almost 1.5 million tons of grain with such a result, the minsk region completed the harvesting country among the leaders of the center.

of the previous six, a separate allowance was established for classroom guidance and supervision study groupfrom 50 to 100% with the advent of autumn in belarus as a whole , salaries for state employees will increase. they are tied to the base rate, which today added more than 11%, and amounts to 235 rubles. approximately 5% increase and labor pensions, their average size after the increase will reach 737 rubles. this is 15% higher than a year ago, some belarusian banks made important changes, i will increase commission for servicing foreign currency accounts. from the first day in autumn , new tariffs will operate in belarus. and for postal services, including more expensive shipments and parcels. more sports news, we 'll see you at 13:00 have a nice day. bate borisov beats the balkans in the second leg of the conference league playoff round, but still says goodbye to european competition. after the defeat in the first game 1:4 on the eve of the belarusians. it was necessary to score four goals to step into the group stage of the tournament. times 1:0 bt is stronger, but on the sum of two m

we tell them the first week get in a study group and that is a group for the rest of the academy so you will be the support group for each other. >> my name is julian martin a recruit in the 130 academy for the san francisco fire department. the fire department what drew me to it to begin is a concept you are always learning. you are always learning something a92. now fire or situation is alike. no med call will be the same, and that aspect is something that is always changing is what drew me to it. when i was 19 i enlisted in the united states army and was in college at the time, so i was enrolled simultaneous in the reserve officer corp training out of leehigh university. i was (indiscernible) and lee high university and completed by bachelors, but commissioned out of lee high university as a officer in the california national guard. when i graduatesed i immediately went to fort (indiscernible) missouri to complete training for being a chemical officer which is (indiscernible) i think my background in chemical hazmat with the army was beneficial and the department as well. >> high ene

instead of the previous six, a separate allowance for classroom management and supervision of the study group from fifty to 100%. with the advent of autumn in belarus as a whole, salaries for state employees will increase. they are tied to the base rate, which today has added more than 11% and amounts to 235 rubles. approximately 5% increase and labor pensions, their average size after the increase will reach 737 rubles. it is 15% higher than a year ago, important changes introduced by some belarusian banks, increasing commission for servicing foreign currency accounts. from the first day of autumn , new tariffs will operate in belarus, and postal services, including sending letters and parcels, will rise in price. in spite of yes, and the drought almost one and a half million tons of grain with such a result, the minsk region completed the harvesting country in the leaders of the central region, nesvizh district. there, on a hammer , the yield of 74 centners per hectare exceeded 100,000 tons, a worthy result this season in the experimental beetroot base of more than 6.5 thousand tons. the co

and they had something called study groups to this whole notion. remember the quakers were really big on community and in social interaction, but that's not the american ethos. it's much more individualistic. and so they had to try and persuade people here the virtues of community interaction. here's why and so they had these study groups set up that would meet in somebody each neighborhood would have somebody would host the study group and they would meet in the homes and they would read something and talk about it in the group and the idea of transforming culture to be more communal rather than individualistic. they also had community loom and so they would teach people who are interested in. to weave if they wanted to weave coverlets or they wanted to leave we've blankets or whatever for their home. they could do so in the norvelle community loom. they had a annual fare and at the fair people would do group singing. so they're telling all these activities are trying to bring people together. you can see an image of them singing at the group at t

previous six, a separate allowance was established for classroom guidance and supervision of the study group from 50 to 100% with the advent of autumn in belarus, as a whole , the salaries of state employees will increase. they are tied to the base rate, which today has added more than 11% and amounts to 235 rubles. approximately 5% increase and labor pensions, their average size after the increase will reach 737 rubles. this is 15% higher than a year ago, some belarusian banks made important changes, i will increase the commission for servicing foreign currency accounts. with on the first day of autumn , new tariffs will be in effect in belarus. and for postal services, including more expensive shipments and parcels. more sports news, we 'll see you at 13:00 have a nice day. wins the balkans in the second leg of the playoff round of the conference league, but still says goodbye to european competition. after the defeat in the first game 1:4 on the eve of the belarusians. it was necessary to score four goals to step into the group stage of the tournament . further note alexei shpilevsky's ar

we tell them the first week get in a study group and that is a group for the rest of the academy so you will be the support group for each other. >> my name is julian martin a recruit in the 130 academy for the san francisco fire department. the fire department what drew me to it to begin is a concept you are always learning. you are always learning something a92. now fire or situation is alike. no med call will be the same, and that aspect is something that is always changing is what drew me to it. when i was 19 i enlisted in the united states army and was in college at the time, so i was enrolled simultaneous in the reserve officer corp training out of leehigh university. i was (indiscernible) and lee high university and completed by bachelors, but commissioned out of lee high university as a officer in the california national guard. when i graduatesed i immediately went to fort (indiscernible) missouri to complete training for being a chemical officer which is (indiscernible) i think my background in chemical hazmat with the army was beneficial and the department as well. >> high ene

so go in for sports yourself, dear violetta, tell kavela you are studying in the same group with dashaa is studying with me, dear violetta, your name is yakov’s applause. and you tell me about yourself. good afternoon, i’m ready at 16:00, i’m violetta’s classmate. and i like to make pictures, uh, and practice athletics as a clerk, great, let’s go to hats for one and the other team. i'm home. i’m waiting for the pie maker to listen to the letter as we go along. well done, the speaker of belarusian language or gibberish. the expert of our program congratulated him, little fellow. i say please. may volodets help us more with your words. well done good afternoon, the joy of meeting with you fishing rods trade wars quizzes in your own words dear, then went on to fly heartily and you to the amateur of the native word , the addict of our transmission of the gulsa with the mudilnik , of course. remove the gulley of gangway failures more smiles under the ice market fans. good luck, think, in your own way, in your own way, show your native word to be treasured and know that i have a ball in the

i made a car in the car, training center when he was taken to study groups. me, pause and listen with me, that’s why it’s 6 years for me. he played cash flow games with us , for example, at the age of 6 he kept a balance sheet and wrote down it, and by about 8:00-9 years old, he began to beat all the adults, because his thinking was so trained. we constantly discuss investment portfolios. he has his own investment portfolio in our name, of course, registered as a successful yes investor or this one the topic is incredibly interesting, he is so far the only one of the three children who is interested in this further or will immediately become an employee of partners in your company for a very long time, he says. that he will be a sophisticated investor? let's see how it's formulated, it's difficult to learn, of course it is. yes, he plans to study, and he makes the choice of profession himself and the universities where he will study, but i think that he will start working on his own very early and most likely he will be our partner in all the projects that we

salary instead of the previous six, a separate allowance for class management and supervision of the study groupy to 100%. with the advent of autumn in belarus, in general, salaries for state employees will increase. they are tied to the base rate, which today has added more than 11% and amounts to 235 rubles. approximately 5% will increase both labor pensions and their average size after increase will reach 7307 rubles. this is 15% higher than a year ago. the flag of our national olympic committee will go into space today, the head of the legs, viktor lukashenko, held a meeting with belarusian female cosmonauts, marina vasilevskaya and anastasia's understudy, the link flight is scheduled for march next year. also , as part of the olympic lesson , an intellectual quiz was held, in which honored guests took part, and in sports and space beyond. that is, the date of foundation is march 22, 91 and in the ninety- third already became a full member of the international olympic family, the guests of the multimedia museum in the national olympic committee of belarus paid attention to this vympel, it wa

according to a respective study group, our children are still losing ground, and there is no accountabilitye teachers union lobbied their friends in the white house and got $1232 billion for pandemic school relief. where ooh's the performance? what did we get for our money? not much. schools across the country are convulsed by arguments over bathrooms and gender preferences. so many schools seem to believe that children can just choose who they want to be. a girl in spring, a boy in the fall, that as' called gender seasonal i city. or a cat. that's a flurry. and some schools are accommodating this kind of thing. what do you think that does to the learning experience? and there is in no, zero, grading. a growing number of school districts will not give a student a grade of less than 50% even if the work is handed in late and of low quality. don't hit the books? you don't immediate to. watch out, here come the masks. an elementary school in jan enforces a mask mandate on third graders. senator rand paul points out not a single healthy child has ever died from covid. what do you think masking

some what came out of this study group.intelligence and machine learning. to make a way for regular folks, nasa, this is what i saw, here's more observations, gather this what you've been getting from government entities and come up with more definitive answers. . >> aaron, quickly, bottom line, is nasa saying anything about finding life somewhere else? >> the nasa administrator said he believes there's life out there. that's consistent with other scientists perspectives about what's happening outside of our solar system. but the evidence isn't there. the proof isn't there as of yet and efforts like this are designed to develop more data, to develop more observations and look for that proof to give us more definitive answers. >> it's fascinating, though. aaron, thank you. >>> now to a first of its kind study with patients suffering a near-death experience, flatlines and loses their pulse. after analyzing brain patterns, the study finds that some patients actually hold on to a degree while consciousness while medically consi

we tell them the first week get in a study group and that is a group for the rest of the academy so you the support group for each other. >> my name is julian martin a recruit in the 130 academy for the san francisco fire department. the fire department what drew me to it to begin is a concept you are always learning. you are always learning something a92. now fire or situation is alike. no med call will be the same, and that aspect is something that is always changing is what drew me to it. when i was 19 i enlisted in the united states army and was in college at the time, so i was enrolled simultaneous in the reserve officer corp training out of leehigh university. i was (indiscernible) and lee high university and completed by bachelors, but commissioned out of lee high university as a officer in the california national guard. when i graduatesed i immediately went to fort (indiscernible) missouri to complete training for being a chemical officer which is (indiscernible) i think my background in chemical hazmat with the army was beneficial and the department as well. >> high energy,b th

are promoting and here is one of the congress who is actually participating in the work of the study groupof president biden, it's hard to say right now, i believe there is a difference between ginger and the investigation the investigation will give us another tool we need, which is access to joe biden's bank records everyone around is screaming where the evidence all the evidence is contained in those bank records. if you look at that suspicious activity, which i observe in relation to the biden family, then perhaps you too. support this impeachment inquiry. why is this investigation necessary at all, when several others are already being conducted, an excellent question in my understanding. this will give us access to biden's bank records. this way we can unravel this tangle and provide the american people with evidence on charges of bribery and money laundering. if you saw the documents that i saw, we cannot yet share all the materials because they are classified. it wouldn't be legal. and we have yet to prove their authenticity, so we need access to bank records, everyone needs to kno

they put together an independent study group to look into unidentified phenomena.ng their findings later today and just this week, a journalist and a urologist from mexico claim to the mexican congress that they found 2 alien courses. jamie, worse on present at the allege non-human alien courses. >> as part of a hearing of us foes zahn says the 1000 year old bodies were found buried in mines in peru where they were preserved. now he's previously made similar claims which have been bomb it. so the other day darya could believe that they set that they had aig's in one of the bodies as well. so >> i've always it or not, the only here in the universe is just too big pass and >> john biggs, the fog even grieve. what's you don't know. well, that's the problem you're getting out on the roads. you don't know. it's out there. so take a little slower this because the fog is very dense. this is supposed to be your view from the east bay hills. >> can't see much of it at all. it's completely shrouded out with our debts, u.s. marine layer of the week so far and it's going to ha

and an independent study group chartered by the organization assessed available detection techniquesl provide recommendations for improving the detection of the unidentified anomalous phenomena or uaps. how smart do we sound in the morning? the full report will be online 30 minutes before the briefing. >>> i'm a victim. >> i'm a victim too. >> in the east bay, last night, the room got heated at a town hall meeting in fremont. it all came to a head when district attorney pamela price started answering questions about her controversial approach to law and order. price is facing a recall effort driven largely by victims' families. and they tell our jocelyn moran they've been shut out of the conversation. >> reporter: well, this happened inside of a church in fremont. you had people there who supported the da and wanted to listen to her. and then you had her critics. things got heated at another one of alameda county district attorney pam loo price's town halls especially when she talked about restertive justice. >> the basic tenant of restorative justice is about healing. it's about vic

salary instead of the previous six, a separate allowance for class management and supervision of the study group from 50 to 100%. with the advent of autumn in belarus as a whole, salaries for state employees will increase. they are tied to the base rate, which today has added more than 11% and amounts to 235 rubles. approximately 5% increase and labor pensions and their average size after the increase will reach 737 rubles. this is 15% higher than a year ago. flag of our national olympic committee will go into space anastasia's link flight is scheduled for march next year. also, as part of the olympic lesson, an intellectual quiz was held, in which guests of honor also participated, and sports and space further in the panorama. that is, the date of foundation is march 22, 1991, and in 1993, it already became a full member of the international olympic family . guests of honor and the whole history of our night. there are a lot of curious exhibits, all through the prism of completely different eras daria domracheva alina gornayasko and many others, which once again emphasized the thesis that the b

according to a new study by a group of international scientists, they looked at nine key elemental factors found that six of them are, quote, now well outside the safe operating space for humanity, end quote. and that includes climate change, and the study claims that two of the remaining three factors -- ocean pollution and air pollution -- are worsening. the only one sign that is showing improvement is the ozone level is decreasing with those aerosol sprays. that was the only thing that was depleting the ozone level. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> let's talk a little football. 49ers looking really strong to start the season. in l.a. yesterday against the rams, they rolled the dice at the end of the first half. a brock purdy sneak tied the game at 17-17. in the second half, they took over, devo samuels giving the niners a ten-point lead. the niners win 30-23. >> way to go, niners. >>> happening now for you, moving you forward on capitola's recovery from the winter storms. the work near santa cruz, which has been closed ever since severe damage in january, will start to see some

in the usa through stem cell research in the early 2000s, when severely limited these studies because religious groupsd that this was wrong, but and so on, and there is a fairly large block, uh, which uh. now it is not justifiably considered to be called, more precisely, ethics in its purest form. although in my opinion. eh, it’s not like that, it’s a whole set of completely different things. uh, first of all, this is precisely the innovation sphere, starting from popularization and propaganda. well, our law prohibits all these lgbt people, yeah, plus, that means gender and other issues and ending with geopolitics, that means, from a formal point of view, these too, that is, people say, this is ethical there. this is unethical in fact ethics. here, of course, there is also, but rather at the individual level, but to a greater extent. what is called a new dimension of competition, that is, when you have some kind of product on the market, so to speak. first you compete on price, then on quality and some unusual customization. yes, and then, well, everything is already closed. and you begin to compete i

you will get into it already because you were born like that, it doesn’t matter to study in a group ifailed to you. well, you are a genius not to wash the sea equally. and if you have a group called zazhgi, can you come and have a look? this place is not trembling for me. but at the neighbor's, look, i say, it's great. and if you start to analyze this. yes, you will progress and develop or not, so this is training in a group. or rather, he is speaking. she doesn’t have time to isolate herself in him. in addition to the fact that we are the height of god, we are the most guilty of giving birth. according to the soon angle, this three-dimensionality is here, therefore , this is on the cob, these are warehouses, because our tooth, and he is a good father, both background and foreground. well, now i’m getting tired of it already. i see that she has already cleared away the wind from the closet, the depth. there is a foreground and a background. well, the transfer of materiality is to be at mosta’s all the time and take care of yourself. it's the most faithful one out there. well, if you mo

the superintendents' investigators have studied unika. samazvala groupestern malnastsya 130 tone, as it works on vadarodze, the bright technology of ours papilled the public. please note, this is not the use of diesel fuel, not natural gas, this is the use of hydrogen, the cleanest type of fuel, and we see that its exhaust is steam and water, we do not pollute the atmosphere at all, precisely for our most popular load-carrying class 130 tons we made a bx excavator. we have never encountered this type of technology, but we must understand that, after all, an engineering idea should always be embodied in the form in which you want to see it, well, we succeeded. as they planned on abelaz, the plans the enterprise produces experienced fabric patterns, know-how in the granite quarries of mikashevichi, bresk and in the region. effective life as a product of the agro-industrial complex. pocket for dried malak from the minsk region. gaspadarki regions harvest corn for crops from plantations over 200 thousand hectares. in the rural complex of lagoyski, for exampl

ward, we will see what we have become, over the past six months, the sociological rating group has conducted a studyts, there are not 150,000 questions and 80,000 sub-questions, there are three points, they very clearly and qualitatively show that with by us, and who... with us, but with us now viktor boberenko, political scientist, expert of the bureau of policy analysis, mr. viktor, i congratulate you, good health to you, an early match, each other, so the sociological group rating september 5-7 this year conducted another survey of sentiments and economic the situation of the population. i will briefly state: according to the results of the research, 61% of the respondents believe that things in ukraine are moving in the right direction, this is, unfortunately, less than it was before, and 23% believe that it is in the right direction, 16% could not assess the economic situation 60% felt a deterioration in their own economic situation over the past six months, while 35% felt it had not changed and only 5 % felt an improvement, well, regarding internal migration, this is also an issue, but now we,

. >> yeah, it's a wonderful study by a group at yale and mt. sinai . i've been following their work pretty passionately for a while . they collected samples from patients who had covid and then went on to develop long covid and compared them with people who did not develop long covid. they did some assays that were very, very specialized assays looking at the blood cells themselves. these are not the sort of things that a typical lab is going to be able to do. if you go to see your doctor. but many of the other assays that they did would be something that a typical lab could do. a clinical lab. and what they found is that they could identify markers that that identify patients who have covid with about, you know, over 90% accuracy. and moreover, they've identified subsets of patients who have different subsets of covid, long covid. so for example, an inflammatory component or another component that might be unrelated to inflammation. >> okay. so how did researchers determine a case of long covid? >> so in terms of the long covid, they they used definit

the time spent in the pool is regulated, based on the age of the children, the younger group studies that on the day when the children go to the pool in the cold season, so that they do not go outside, but you don’t have to worry about this, the schedule is provided, so the children go outside to the pool, respectively, after the pool the next 2 hours they have a different schedule. they do not go outside and, accordingly, go outside in the evening after sleep during classes in the pool in kindergarten, in addition to instructors, there are also instructors in the room nurse. they watch in tandem. safety rules before the pool include a mandatory shower, medical examination and warm-up, after which learning to swim and finally playing on the water, which children really like and bring a lot of positive emotions. you know, somehow i want to look back a little, mina, and remember the calendar summer. here in particular. many people remember this summer with a very bright rhythmic track for change. yes, this is such a provocative title of the lesson. how did the video for this song turn o

i was part of the small group that studied all of the intelligence that had been gathered to make recommendationsthe president about whether to do something and if so what. it was the most intense public deliberation, public service deliberation i have ever been part of, and it was secret. i could not tell bill or talk to anybody because of how closely held it was. but we were in the small situation room, off the big one, and we were watching a screen because we had video from a drone above. we had video of what was happening as the helicopters came into land. one of the helicopters, its tail clipped the wire on the wall surrounding a little area where animals were kept. and so when the helicopter tail hit, we knew it was disabled and that was the moment that the picture was taken because we all had flashbacks to when president carter tried to rescue the hostages in iran. it also meant we would have to send in another helicopter that was in waiting, and hiding, to get it in there quickly enough. we had to do all of this within 20-30 minutes, because when people were starting to wake up and we had

indeed, there are a number of observational a study on groups of people showed that if people used spicesuce their taste. salt, you can add a little pepper even to children’s dishes for taste, i’ll tell you even more, in one of the italian restaurants in moscow they serve a pepper dessert called monoliza, dainchi’s painting here is edible, the design is printed on a wafer and framed in a baguette made of gilded chocolate , stuffing inside melted cream and milk chocolate, cookie crumbs, milk ice cream and something else with pepper, then we add our main ingredient that we cooked, raspberry puree, pepper, yes, it does not have such cutting qualities, on the contrary, it is very delicately felt at the tip language, and this plays directly into our hands, the creators of this miracle are sure that it is because of the pepper that the other components of the dessert are felt much brighter, it’s not for nothing that overseas peas were called black gold even before oil, and entire expeditions were equipped for them. any food, thanks good black pepper becomes more aromatic and tastier. don’t skim

that is why a group of studies thing is a lead the by the, the people who sent me in a group of these rallies ended by me a, it bill rebuild the book about a configuration it, but it's doing a yes, very configuration. last configuration in the parameters of the a you'll be in your, on your own so that the 2 states wouldn't be that totally independent and silver. but that would be a kind of an, a brand alpha configuration which would allow those, these re lease what we'd find them says in the police being in states. we do accept this as settlements to stay there as a easily a citizens. and by this opinion, the permanent residents, while the same non bill but experience, it will have the right to a come to eastward s, but as being a citizen and user variable residents. and that has nothing to do with the solution for the refugees, which would be the only financial and that refugees will become toys where the printing of a few days will we be allowed to use when we become for citizens. is there any realistic deal myoshi that can be done given the pre eminence of the is really right in th

group. the study looked into the role immigrants play in the region's labor force business sector and consumerg. >> the silicon valley right here offer our immigrants opportunity of hope, and in return, these hardworking immigrants do more than their share in terms of contributing to the economic boom of. >> according to the study, immigrants make up 40% of the county's population but contribute 54% of its annual gross domestic product. in 2021, immigrants accounted for 67% of the region's science tech and engineering workers. 64% of its manufacturing workers and 56% of professional service workers. >> coming up, could there be some movement in the a's effort to relocate to las vegas? the latest reports on when a vote from major league owners is expected. we've the a's submitted their relocation application to the league last month. their plan calls for a 33,000 seat ballpark on the strip. you're looking at some of the renderings here. it would open in 2028 using $380 million in taxpayer funds. last week, a group called schools over stadium filed a petition to put the funding bill on the ballo

look at this study, it was published by up the opportunity insights group. it finds that an applicant who comes from a family that represents one percent of income in the united states is 34 percent more likely to get into college compared to applicants with the same score. d here . who don't have wealthy parents. and if you come from a family of multi millionaire parents twice as likely to get it and joining us now to talk about this is mike long. mike is podcast or he has a very popular podcast. it's called can we please talk? and he also, by the way, appears on uh, cable television. uh, corporate tv is some people would call it and we're happy to have them. hi mike, how are you, rick? good to see you. as always, my friend, that's right, cable television, i need the exposure, right? i got, i got people, i got a message out here that i want people to, to listen to a, i should have mentioned, i should've made it. can we please listen? but that doesn't make any money. so can we please listen if you're appearing on i'm as nbc and cnn, and some of those other p

if you are an excellent student, then the state pays for your studies to work in groups on joint projectsnot easy to study with us, but if you try , then it is worth it in the library. there are very interesting booths, but there is also a genre. she will tell you, complete silence. well, in principle, this is understandable almost all over the world, but there are such booths here. if suddenly you are tired of reading this to be silent, like me, for example, you come in here or just let out the phone sitting in the booth i will tell you that if the academic performance is good, then the state pays a stipend of 36,000 tenge per month. and if it is very good, then you can receive not only a state scholarship, but also a private one, which is another 60,000 tenge. why study is difficult, but you can and can get service novels because those who work together are almost always a relative. well, listen, of course, it's not always good for business, but on the other hand, it's better to hire someone fine. you know, than a stranger, then where would i go to work in my specialty, well , it’s clea

of the most interesting physical processes take place in this region of the planet, so in my group we studiedightning occurs with enormous electrical discharges all the way up to thousands of kilometers away from the planet, not all the way to the moon, but about halfway to the moon, all the electrical processes that follow. i had heard about the mustapha prize back in 2015 when it first got started and i was very pleased to see that there's a prize uh that is a prestigious prize uh for for islamic scientists in islamic countries.

to study the area thoroughly, a group of yakut permafrost explorers launches a drone.ys to the senior group, the map is the basis for the work , and alas will be visible. well, well, las half-guns, such as forgiveness, too, here's a young, but experienced scientist. he can determine by eye the approximate cause of the formation of the phenomenon over 10 years of work , nikolai torgovkin has seen hundreds of different objects, but such deformation of the soil is not typical for this area. this means that there is definitely a climatic anomaly in this on the starboard side. i have it there, uh, power, yes , the maximum now, here the guys will measure the power of ice and overlying deposits with the help of a tape measure. well, which are on top. this year, as part of a scientific group , two students of moscow state university ignat platonov from the arkhangelsk region to study the yakut permafrost came specifically to gain new knowledge and experience. it's interesting there. i like the tundra. there are no trees, very large spaces are visible, very beautiful . very int

well—being were caused by being on the puberty blockers because of the way the study was designed, without a control groupt may well be that there are children who will benefit from being on the puberty blockers, but there are children who might be harmed. the two nhs trusts behind the study said they welcomed new evidence around how to support these young people and this new analysis will now be considered along with an up—to—date evidence review by those making recommendations for new gender identity services for children. hannah barnes, bbc news. there's more from hannah on newsnight on bbc two in ten minutes. three british teams were playing tonight in the champions league, including newcastle's first match in europe's top tier in 20 years. joe wilson was watching all the action. here's what it's for — all that saudi arabian investment to get newcastle back among europe's elite. in milan against one of the most successful european teams there has ever been. here we go, rafael leao... ac milan found many ways not to score. this was the most elaborate. after 94 minutes mainly defending, newcastle were h

you were born faithful, it is important to study in a group if you are alone and have prayed for you.g for me. but at the neighbor's, look, i say, it's great. and if you start to analyze this. yes, you will progress and develop or you may not know, so this is group training. more precisely. or rather, he is a speech, it does not close in the most high on itself, but in addition to the fact that we are god's breadth in height . we are guilty of giving birth to space in the depths of this three-dimensionality, therefore, this is on the cob. this is a warehouse because ours evil and he is the father of good and background and foreground . well, i’m good enough already. i see that she is already from the depths of the wind from the depths. there is a foreground and a background. well, the transfer of materiality is to be with the masters all the time and take care of yourself. this is the most well, if you move away easier, all eight, well , the young fathers are energetic, and the sables are energetic. eh, young mastopatis. they themselves give me this impulse for such normal, normal cre

some of the most interesting physical processes take place is region of the planet, so in my group, we studied everything from the clouds where lightning occurs enormous ethical discharges, all the way up to thousands of kilometers away from the planet, not all the way to the moon, but about halfway to the moon, all the electrical processes that follow. i had heard about the mustafa prize back in. 2015 when it first got started and i was very pleased to see that uh there's a prize uh that is a prestigious prize uh for for islamic scientists in islamic countries. it means jacket, this jacket, ready, i'm lemoto here on press tv, and i want you to join me, dogs, the heavy show that makes light work, serious politics, that's press tv, cats and dogs, lb opack, don't miss it. one you're watching, i'm your host. the headlines, iran successfully launches new 3 imaging satellite and put it into orbit and yet another achievement for the country's aerospace industry. the northern iraq city of hamdania wakes up to the news of the tragedy is more than 100 people burned. to death at an overnight wedding par

well—being were caused by being on the puberty blockers because of the way the study was designed, without a control groupsts the need for more research — both into this specific group of 44 and on puberty blockers more generally. going forward, the more information you have, the better. and it may well be that there are children who, even at this young age, will benefit from being on puberty blockers. but there are children who might be harmed. what we're talking about is children with theirfamilies making decisions that very possibly are going to have consequences for the rest of their lives. both uclh and the tavistock and portman trust said they welcomed new evidence around how to support this group of young people. a tavistock spokesperson said that the analysis plan for the original study was independently produced by experts in medical statistics. a spokesperson for uclh said it would work closely with the new national research oversight board to support the collection and analysis of robust data in this area. this new analysis isn't peer—reviewed yet. dr hilary cass' team, which is reviewing child

the lebanese states, 5 people being killed and dozens more into jurgen, sees 5 between pulse studies. i'm groups that ended on friday. the end of the box is near the southern city of side. it's the largest palestinian refugee camp in level zayna held a report from the one after another palestinians are leaving their homes inside. i know who way the refugee camp in southern lebanon is now for zone. 3 days of fighting between bible factions has created a humanitarian crisis. it's not about me risk our lives to leave the can just to buy food. the our new vegetables apart from potatoes and biscuits. there also no health services. the wounded and the sick are being is actuated, but it's dangerous. even ambulances are coming under fire. i love of some of the victim of the fighting is worse than the last round a month ago. it has spread to many neighborhoods who don't know what to do, a sort of a street back. those are raging in the narrow alley ways of a camp where at least $60000.00 people live in less than 2 square kilometers. have a sending and presidents. the movement is responsible for security i

and they don't, over here. previous studies have already given the group lots of important information about the symbiosis between squared and bacteria. for example, the glue, cold fire luminescence seems to have communication purposes. we know of no particular reason for the spect jerry to make by luminescence, except in symbiotic associations where they make the light for an animal host such that that host can now use the light for a variety of its behaviors. and what we found out to our surprise was the amount of light each individual cell made changed when the bacteria got to a certain density in that liquid. and this gave us the idea that the bacteria were communicating to each other. and we began to realize that bacteria have many behaviors just like more advanced animals and plants that are not visible until you look very close to the mechanism by which bacteria communicate is called form something they use various signaling molecules that allow them to the attack squats around them, one signaling molecule to time and switch species and nearby. and then also determines the conce

studied here. this is our preparatory group of 15-16 years old, these are children who try, but they won’t succeed,older people. children. it's 11-12. this is a bronze pre-silver medalist of the championship lpr, 22 years old. this is 2013, some of their children, not all of them, are now conditionally a rear area , conditionally, because the armed forces have repeatedly shelled the city, including the systems of people in. e. let's say big russia, this is surprising. how come the zones of words on the one hand here you had arrivals, and on the other hand, well, children's football. you understand, we can’t throw these children away. they were born and the war began. they didn't see anything else. er, well, that is, they are good enough, the war is already underway. and now it continues. if we we’ll give them the opportunity to study, y- well , there’s no future. well, yes, right next to here, literally across this park somewhere, well, about five hundred meters in a straight line. where do you get from, where do you live, it’s far from here, probably 30 kilometers. well, not 30, a little less, wel

works . now everyone has already gone to school and kindergarten , so they have returned to study, they are in groupsand we just talked with the family doctor here that it is these closed rooms that also provoke the fact that the children ended up in the team is starting to get sick more, exchange infections and viruses, tell me how or is it even possible to somehow reduce the incidence among children, what advice could you give to parents, thank you, mrs. iryna well, of course, the incidence is exactly the same as the transmission, and now it’s about preventing this disease, and we are talking about first of all, about non-formal ecological methods, yes. that is, we are talking about how to get by and not to take a psychologist in order not to get sick, that is , first of all, and we all understand that uh, do you get sick or not, or how much do you you will get seriously ill so that you will have the symptoms of an infection like a cold. after all , you will already have a more severe, severe course , severe symptoms and the development of complications, and you will then have to contact specialist