one factor in the bavarians favor is believe me a sun media isn't just a marketing slogan byron genuinely believes that football revolves around the only answer you know has for life to make their short history owes everything to sponsor red even the players can't buy into that in the opening 20 minutes they were certainly brought back down to earth by a dominant buyer. even when surrounded by opponents leveled off he's still got his shot in here. so what a life to have the fire and don't care more about an ensemble performance than individual stars especially since coaches usually are not those man took the home. team of their owner is his side's only real star he's attracted the attention of big clubs and as we've seen over the years players find it hard to turn down buyers he certainly got special attention on sunday. there was. unexpectedly fielded out on the left wing. man works in mysterious ways but the striker did muster up his side's best chance of the 1st half. player poaching is not a problem byron themselves suffer from in a squad worth close to 1000000000 euros the likes of a

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if what i miss social media star sun is social media beauty. and i. miss everybody has to see this i will post it everywhere big i don't get it why isn't anyone calling me someone like me should be getting called all the time. do you want an honest answer but if you insist you are better at least self centered that's all narcissist noni and isolated. if you happen to meet a narcissist run away fast they are incapable of love. but a sure but i'm still the 1st of the malls. now you may not. you ready for the beautiful world of the influence of social media heroes and self marketers because self love is not enough you have to be good looking well groomed clever and quirky just an all round stuff and that's a problem because most of us don't have that built in star appeal but don't despair a little bit of self-improvement goes a long way the whole industry as sprung up around it our reports are multiple of a common has tried out some of what's on offer for self optimization. too much to do too little time that's just everyday life for most of us but appar

i mean i'm sure on social media the golden sun on news just came through in the last few minutes but i'm sure democrats democrats will be taking to social media but it's friday night here in washington d.c. i don't know whether the timing was deliberate to bury it on a friday night when no one's really paying too much attention but this will have reverberations come monday morning you know the democrats will clearly say look the president may have been cleared from the impeachment trial but essentially firing senior figures who did what their consciences told them to do in other words tell their side of the story and tell the truth and yet lost their jobs for it doesn't send a good message it's not good for democracy i'm sure that's what the democrats will say gordon sun is in a stronger position is a very wealthy man he can go on to do something else but someone like alexander ben ben is a military veteran he's been in the military is entire life is his career may have now come to a complete standstill if not worse and his twin brother also was reportedly escorted from the white hous

media. the scottish sun newspaper reported that derek mackay contacted the boy hundreds of times over a six—monthirst minister, nicola sturgeon, said his conduct had been unacceptable, and that it fell far short of what was expected of a minister. in a statement, mr mackay, who was due to present the scottish budget to msps this afternoon, admitted he'd behaved foolishly, and said he took full responsibility for his actions. this report from our scotland correspondent james shaw contains flash photography. derek mackay was seen as a rising star of the scottish national party, perhaps a future first minister. but in his resignation letter, he admits he has behaved foolishly and apologises unreservedly to the teenager and his family. he first contacted the boy out of the blue via social media about six months ago. there were hundreds of messages, including an invitation to dinner and rugby events. during one exchange about a photo, mr mackay commented on the boy's haircut. the boy replied, "not at all." later mr mackay repeated that the boy looked cute, and went on... within the last hour, nicola s

the new york sun the mass media . the mass media is really happening. the penny press.ore newspapers being published, more people having access to them. there is a newspaper war between pulitzer and hearst. they're trying for provocative coverage. pulitzer has done a lot of things to really push coverage forward. he understands the power of the type of coverage -- women's coverage, making newspapers more accessible to the common man. not everyone is highly educated at this time. so, the fact that he is making the media more open to the public is really a huge moment. susan: by the time theodore roosevelt comes into office at the dawn of the 20th century, big changes with how he treats the press. tell me about some of them. patty: teddy roosevelt is a very big personality. he understands the power of the press to help get his image and ideas across. he makes friends with the press, if they are friendly with him, makes them feel like they are part of his work. he brings the press to the white house, very close to his office. so there is that intimacy people feel, that whe

. >> reporter: the analyst yun sun who monitored chinese media says the beijing government is still blocking had information. >> what it says is the content of this, it cannot be viewed. >> president trump would not criticize china for covering up the outbreak. the president saying he's had at least one lengthy discussion with xi jinping about combatting the virus. he says the chinese are working hard to defeat it. this comes as the president and his team are escalating their own response to the outbreak, imposing tough new measures. coronavirus getting new levels of attention inside the white house now that impeachment is behind them. cnn, washington. >> now since brian filed that report, the number of coronavirus cases has risen to nearly 35,000 around the world. and now 726 deaths. joining me now, an infectious disease specialist at the nyu school of medicine. when it cops to china, one thing that's interesting, we've seen state media advising the use of traditional change on he's medicine. i think 125 practitioners sent to wuhan. what are your thoughts on that in terms of tackling this?

coherent response to this like i say this low burning crisis that sometimes gets get very big media traction. sun is a very troubling situation even appreciate that is from the internationalization for migration thanks a lot libyan fighters loyal to the warlord highly for have to are again showing tripoli latest from bob minton have to 10 month campaign to capture the capital civilians are constantly in the firing line of charles strong foot reports. this is one of the southern neighborhoods of tripoli an area that has seen some of the heaviest fighting in recent months we've heard in the last few minutes or so sounds like outgoing and incoming shelling we've also heard what sounds like small arms fire despite this push for a cease fire there is ongoing fighting here we heard last night one civilian was killed very close to here the majority of this area now is completely clear of civilians they have left of the what the u.n. says around 160000 people that have this being displaced by this conflict many of them staying in schools in other areas of tripoli the been a number of schools that have be

sun in the forecast and we do expect to see a temperature of $29.00. well there on line like probably regarding being one of the worst grafter mainstream media about. or if you join a sun sand there's a difference in diversity and inclusion and they were sometimes isn't always sincere this is a dialogue sanctions and the ways in which they were applied to iran are an act of war fair everyone has a voice we as a society that is so quick to condemn the teacher sit down and listen join the colobus conversation on how to 0. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap headlines the number of people killed by the coronavirus is now more than a 1000 a team of w.h.o. experts has arrived in china to investigate thailand is denying entry to a cruise ship to prevent the spread of coronavirus surely been turned away from japan in the philippines the owners of the vessel deny anyone on board is infected . turkey says it has killed more than 100 syrian government troops in retaliation for an attack on its forces 5 turkish soldiers were killed in a dalit province. now 30 people have been killed in an attack in nigeria members of the armed group boko hara

media. the scottish sun newspaper reported that derek mackay contacted the boy hundreds of times over a six—monthr nicola sturgeon said his conduct had been unacceptable, and that it fell far short of what was expected of a minister. in a statement mr mackay, who was due to present the scottish budget to msps this afternoon, admitted he'd "behaved foolishly" and said he took full responsibility for his actions. this report from our scotland correspondent james shaw contains flash photography. derek mackay was seen as a rising star of the scottish national party, perhaps a future first minister. but in his resignation letter, he admits he has behaved foolishly and apologises unreservedly to the teenager and his family. he first contacted the boy out of the blue via social media about six months ago. there were hundreds of messages, including an invitation to dinner and rugby events. during one exchange about a photo, mr mackay commented on the boy's haircut. he said: the boy replied: later, mr mackay repeated that the boy looked cute and went on... nicola sturgeon has spoken in the scottish parlia

media. the scottish sun newspaper reported that derek mackay made contact with the boy hundreds of times, overr nicola sturgeon said his conduct had been unacceptable, and that it fell far short of what was expected of a minister. mr mackay said he'd ‘behaved foolishly‘, and took full responsibility for his actions. our scotland correspondent james shaw reports, there's flash photography in the report. derek mackay was seen as a rising star of the scottish national party, perhaps a future first minister. but in his resignation letter, he admits he has behaved foolishly and apologises unreservedly to the teenager and his family. he first contacted the boy out of the blue via social media about six months ago. there were hundreds of messages, including an invitation to dinner and rugby events. during one exchange about a photo, mr mackay commented on the boy's haircut. he said... the boy replied... later, mr mackay repeated that the boy looked cute and went on... nicola sturgeon has spoken in the scottish parliament about mr mackay‘s resignation. derek mackay has apologised unreservedly for his

the media critic for the baltimore sun. what about tmz to report the death so quickly.coop but allow us time to make personal notifications to their loved ones. >> we get information and verify it and we publish and that's our core mission. in terms of legacy media which i prefer the whole fashion media. we have compassion for victims. we don't name victims of sexually assaults unless they come forward or certain children. we have compassion for victims and if we lose that, brian, and social media does cast that aside, if we lose that, we are endanger being the kind of people that president trump says we are. there comes a point where you have to publish. you can take the time to let the family know to wait until the family is officially informed in a case like this. as for tmz, yes, they are often right but i don't think they care about those values. >> "the washington post" in the after math, referencing a 2003 sexually assault allegation against bryant. the reporter was suspended and reinstated. social media may become a distraction, i don't want it to distract the t

the orbit of the earth around the sun causes seasons. and social media makes us do silly stuff."y swept away by a wave when they got far too close to the coastline. if i can very quickly show you a few seconds of that as we are packing a lot of breaking news into this ally. you can see the people there. if you have a look yourself in a get way too close to the edge. this is at prestatyn sailing club and nearly get swe pt prestatyn sailing club and nearly get swept away by a wave. they were very lucky indeed. there they are. that is it for today's morning briefing. sport now. and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's sally nugent. it's been announced this morning that manchester united have applied for permission to install rail seating for up to 1,500 fans at old trafford. the club, who are major supporters of safe standing, made the request to their local safety advisory group at the end of last year. jon darch from the safe standing campaign groupjoins me now. jon, what's your initial reaction to this? it is very good news, very good news. for the most famous c

media. the scottish sun reported that derek mackay contacted the boy over a six—month period, and told him thatd he had "behaved foolishly" and took full responsibility for his actions. let's get more from our correspondent james shaw in glasgow. what can you tell us? what we know from the account of the story that appears in the scottish edition of the sun is that these exchanges began about six months ago, or last august. it happened out of the blue. derek mackay contacted this 16—year—old boy, initially on instagram and facebook, and initiated conversations which the boy did respond to. but over the course of that six month period, he was making suggestions that they should go to a rugby game together, that he should come out leafleting with mr mackay and then that they should have dinner, or that he should have dinner, or that he should go to a reception for the scottish rugby union at the scottish parliament. so i sort of invitation for there to be a relationship between the two of them, a 42—year—old man and a 16—year—old boy. later during the course of these conversations, at one point m

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now his career has been destroyed by inappropriate social media messages he sent to a schoolboy. the scottish suncian and a boy that he knew was just 16, commenting on his appearance and calling him cute. "you don't mind compliments?" "not at all." "good." "and our chats are between us?" "yeah." "cool. "to be honest, i think you're really cute. "is that 0k? "just so long as you know but you can delete that message, lol." the sun reported that mr mackay told the boy he is gay and invited him to dinner as well as a rugby match. i think if these allegations are founded, and they are very detailed, very explicit, totally inappropriate and, by any standard judgement of what constitutes the grooming of a young individual, these would pass that test. nicola sturgeon has suspended derek mackay from the snp but she cannot make him stand down as an msp. based on what i knew about this last night, it was clear to me then that derek mackay‘s conduct fell far short of what is expected of a minister and indeed, he offered his resignation to me and i accepted. it was not an option for him to remain in governmen

now his career has been destroyed by inappropriate social media messages he sent to a schoolboy. the scottish sunhat he knew was just 16, commenting on his appearance and calling him "cute." "you don't mind compliments?" "not at all." the sun reported that mr mackay told the boy he is gay and invited him to dinner as well as a rugby match. i think if these allegations are founded, and they are very detailed, very explicit, totally inappropriate and, by any standard judgment of what constitutes the grooming of a young individual, these would pass that test. nicola sturgeon has suspended derek mackay from the snp but she can't make him stand down as an msp. based on what i knew about this last night, it was clear to me then that derek mackay's conduct fell far short of what is expected of a minister and indeed, he offered his resignation to me and i accepted. it was not an option for him to remain in government. msps from all parties are furious. derek mackay this morning described his own behaviour as foolish. but derek mackay's actions towards a schoolboy are beyond foolish. they are an abuse of

with torture as the extradition trial of wiki leaks publisher judy the sun begins in london until then keep in touch via social media and join the underground by subscribing to going on the go to you tube where you'll see exclusive interviews with julian assange on global power corruption and lies. this whole business about blaming russia america is getting really pathetic because here's a guy who's effectively trying to dehumanizing whole group of people slavic people in the states this is remarkably ironic coming from white flight. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race in. spearing dramatic development the only place really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very. time to sit down and talk. ok to use to. supporters of the jailed wiki leaks founder julian assange march in solidarity head of his extradition hearing a number of celebrities addressed to the protestors in london. and memory is not told it's a total shock i think all the sun is provided. a safe place for information to go on they don't want dissident

now his career has been destroyed by inappropriate social media messages he sent to a schoolboy. the scottish sunanges between the politician and a boy that he knew was just 16, commenting on his appearance and calling him cute. the sun reported that mr mackay told the boy he is gay and invited him to dinner as well as a rugby match. i think if these allegations are founded, and they are very detailed, very explicit, totally inappropriate and, by any standard judgment of what constitutes the grooming of a young individual, these would pass that test. nicola sturgeon has suspended derek mackay from the snp but she cannot make him stand down as an msp. based on what i knew about this last night, it was clear to me then that derek mackay's conduct fell far short of what is expected of a minister and indeed, he offered his resignation to me and i accepted. it was not an option for him to remain in government. msps from all parties are furious. derek mackay this morning described his own behaviour as foolish. but derek mackay's actions towards a schoolboy are beyond foolish. they are an abuse of power

torture and as the extradition trial of wiki leaks publisher judy the sun begins in london until then keep in touch via social media and join the underground by subscribing to going on the go to you tube where you'll see exclusive interviews with julian assange on global power corruption and lies. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race is on offense very dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical of time to sit down and talk. julian a social travels to sweep to deliver a speech while there he met 2 women aged 31 and 26 the wiki leaks founder was soon involved in an intimate relationship with both of them. the woman who had invited him to speak. often to her. but his studio so there's only one there's only one bed in attention.

sun. you go back under george w. bush, he was criticized by the media. the history is they are horrible or not. president trump was loved by everyone and then he became president, so we will see where it goes. people criticize the president. first he was overreacting and being xenophobic by blocking people at the airports from china and then it was, you are not doing enough. every day is a day to criticize the president for some people. host: in maine, independent. caller: good morning. makee i say anything, you $174,000 to sit here and lie to the american people. the reason i criticize donald trump is 16,000 lies. he is sitting there last night saying, don't worry about nothing. don't worry about nothing. all the experts standing behind him. come on, wake up you are on the financial committee. you just said we don't need to put more money here or there. we are $22 trillion in debt because of the tax break for white men only. you set on a jury who took an oath and you didn't do anything to go after the mueller report. you ignored that. 10 obstructions of justice, not for me. guest: god bless am

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media about. or if you join a sun sank tears a different diversity and inclusion and they were sometimes isn't always sincere this is a dialogue sanctions and the ways in which they're got tied to iran are and i'm a wife that everyone has a voice we as a society that is so quick to. sit down and join the conversation on al-jazeera. the u.s. is always of interest to people all right well this is been going on for a number of tear gas being used. by others to report stories from an international perspective we try to explain to our mobile audience why it's important how this could impact the life at the height of the storm the water was so high that you know this is an important part of the world people pay attention to what going here now to do is very good to bring the news to the world from here. the 70 years after one tribe's epic journey from palestine to the nile delta 0 well to me it's the largest concentration of 948 refugees in egypt. the socially isolated community with your rights fighting to survive and keep the palestinian heritage alive in a world where that was and is increasingly margin

in the article she says highlights some of the media coverage including this headline from the herald sun's"chinese virus pandamonium", in which the word "panda" is highlighted. she's also spoke about some of her personal experiences — including this incident on the underground here in london. a white man, about in his 20s, 30s, sits next to me and then immediately shoots back up and mutters under his breath, oh, "i'm not sitting next to the coronavirus" and then goes across the carriage and sits somewhere else. at the time i was just like, taken aback by it, like, did this reallyjust happen? not thinking too much about it and not saying anything at the time because i was in shock and i don't really want to kick up a fuss. i think that's what happened. and now you've shared this story, have other people come to you and said they've experienced something similar? yeah, quite a few people have experienced the same thing. the problem was, when the coronavirus broke out, it was around the lunar new year, so many people weren't allowed to go back home and visit family because many people were on

now his career has been destroyed by inappropriate social media messages he sent to a schoolboy. the scottish sun appearance and calling him cute. the sun reported that mr mackay told the boy he is gay and invited him to dinner as well as a rugby match. i think if these allegations are founded, and they are very detailed, very explicit, totally inappropriate and, by any standard judgment of what constitutes the grooming of a young individual, these would pass that test. nicola sturgeon has suspended derek mackay from the snp but she cannot make him stand down as an msp. based on what i knew about this last night, it was clear to me then that derek mackay's conduct fell far short of what is expected of a minister and indeed, he offered his resignation to me and i accepted. it was not an option for him to remain in government. msps from all parties are furious. derek mackay this morning described his own behaviour as foolish. but derek mackay's actions towards a schoolboy are beyond foolish. they are an abuse of power. they are nothing short of predatory. just yesterday, mr mackay was planting tree

sun is provided a. safe place for information to go on dissidents. what looks like a free press in. the us media claim russia is backing both republicans and democrats in the 2020 presidential election as anonymous sources warn of another alleged meddling. and the budget bus stop in brussels an emergency e.u. summit sees the rocks leaders failed to agree on a post. from moscow thanks for joining us tonight r.t. international welcome to the program. supporters of the wiki leaks founder julian assange been protesting in london in solidarity with the imprisoned whistleblower this comes ahead of his hearing on possible extradition to the united states which gets underway on monday. i'm here in the center of london with protesters who are opposing the possible extradition of julian assad to the u.s. we watch from australia house as australian of course to parliament square and you can see behind me there's a lot of talks going on and some entertainment in support of putin now this is of course the center of british democracy and supporters they've gathered here ahead of the wiki leaks founder hearing

in the media he uses oil paintings drawings graphic works photography book he takes us along with him in this exhibition and each room is something new showing new aspects of his one. aspect sun softens and the young artist had a beginning of the sixty's harmony shifted between concrete and abstract art. a turning point was his 1st trip to new york in $1061.00 aged $24.00 indo sketches he shows of the indirectly erotic experiences in gay clubs hockney could only burp and me as a homosexual because at the time it was still punishable by law. through. one of his means of expression. creating paintings based on photographs here his poetry 2 of his friends say a nazi cockney turns the pictures into his version of reality to 2 lovebirds to not look at each other but gaze out to tell us the artist even allowed in 7 inside joke he painted one of his own pictures on the living room wall. hockney's work is crazy to look at that perspective doesn't seem right but that's intention. for david hockney all perception is composed from different perspectives and he still paints the same way even at the age of 82 but after all his motto he's only when the ice stops moving are you dead. saying

the scottish sun printed a series of messages he sent the boy on social media over a six—month periodand to attend a rugby event. derek mackay has issued a statement, he says: our correspondent, james shaw, is in glasgow. what more is known about this? well, what the scottish edition of the sun newspaper is recounting is the story of the six months were by derek mackay was in contact with this 16—year—old boy. he contacted him out of the blue around six months ago, and spoke to him and sent messages. they had conversations on instagram and facebook and it seems that derek mackay was in some way trying to establish a relationship with the boy. he invited him to dinner, as you have said. he invited him toa dinner, as you have said. he invited him to a rugby event. and now, whatever his thinking was then, he accepts that his behaviour was foolish, as he puts it, and he has apologised unreservedly to the boy and his family. but clearly, it is hugely damaging for him and the scottish government, coming as it does on the day of the scottish budget. has there been any reaction from the famil

the torch and during the sun's after having visited and examined him with medical experts was conducted to new york times the washington post the the australian mainstream media the british a mainstream media it was impossible to place it today what we see is really that the mainstream press starts to realise through publications and alternative media that they probably got it wrong and so the get more. interested in discovering the truth about a story that's face saving in law they know that if a songes convicted the next people could be them well we do have indicators of that and perhaps they start to as we say smell the coffee after the raids on the a.b.c. headquarters in the civilian after glenn greenwald was arrested and in brazil and is being accused you know according to the same kind of playbook that we see playing out with the sons so perhaps the start and or so public funds being cut from mainstream broadcasters perhaps they start realizing that they really did 1st come for us and then for greenwald and not it may become for the b.b.c. ok but boris johnson is on the record as saying it is only right that judy innocent finally faces justice that was

the sun is up so far with me kevin 0 in so much more for most of the fans and check it out on our social media r.t. dot com but with more than half an hour for you to bring any breaking news when it may happen throughout the afternoon programs lined up here in your part of the world right after this short break. russian state television propaganda machine propaganda outlet propaganda tools we are in an information war. that can change the world tomorrow. we send out you tube videos to disperse much of a missile launches network on mock. russian brushes russia russia and russia say. well i will show you the favor they will choose russia to that and i really have to join to see you then on our team. who are so proud and still. are just getting the number. why have you not shut down r t on you tube it's a propaganda machine mr walker. and his community there are people who believe that it's ok to sell practically food only it's really hard there are no jobs and you see the kids ask and as a parent. i can come up with lots of arguments there's a lot of conflict in the games between the teams most

defense of the sun it's also about the defensive freedom of opinion and the press and consequently of democracy itself. in discovering state crimes journalist whistleblowers and the media need to fear persecution imprisonment or even fear for their lives in the future the 4th power is more than in danger. their sons was arrested in london last april and is currently serving a 15 week sentence for skipping bail back in 2012 he's also facing extradition to the u.s. on espionage sounds computer hacking charges the american case that is on the publication by wiki leaks of thousands of classified military files in 2010 including this video incriminating u.s. troops in iraq if convicted us dollars could get a prison term of up to 175 years the final stage of his extradition trial has been pushed back to may meanwhile their son's remains in belmarsh prison well i thought it was only recently moved from solitary confinement that's after repeated appeals by is legal team citing poor health he still faces tight restrictions on visitors what his lawyers say they've also found it difficult to neat their client in an open lesson last month with dozens of leading medical experts war

whole article on global media suppression without mentioning the phrase julian assange the foreign office will no doubt continue to be delighted. the u.k. currently has a jewel in our sun she looked up at the because over the years because he exposed war crimes the garden publishes an article on press freedom failing to mention this unbelievably and unforgivably no mention of julian a science journalist broadcast neil clark believes that the government doesn't want to talk about the assigned cases it is shameful. when to the journalist apparently apparently we not 100 percent sure but apparently didn't see the need to actually brace the raise the case of the most famous persecuted journalist in this interview about the persecution of pure this it's a massive elephant in the room it's quite extraordinary how anybody could write an article about the persecution of journalists without making judyth a search for the establishment this whole case now is a big embarrassment if you're a staunch it's either someone who could be attacked or to be ignored his rights to be ignored away that you're talking about in this context press 1st if the journalist is another person is anot

media about your sustainable and future oriented ideas. what energy sources would you tap into to satisfy people's hunger for electricity. here are a few of your responses. guess sun rose that in his home they tried to use organic waste to produce bio gas. bill is spending his hopes on deep supercritical tears when title and solar power all literally limitless he says what's missing is large scale grid storage and the will to invest. it what it says that in europe why wind turbines are appearing everywhere and that if donkey jose was still alive he'd be having a party. and dicker is betting on microbial fuel cells powered by organic waste including urine. and armando's says we need to invest in geothermal energy that unfortunately nobody seems to be interested even though it's available all over the world thanks for your comments. whether it's the electricity that comes from our power plants. or the rhythms of night and day. for the longer rhythms of the seasons. everything around us is governed by 4 fundamental natural interactions. those that can't be broken. or can they. it's impossible under certain circumstances to break the laws of physics. stand how the wor