titian be a real prospect? i think so.d titian three form, hopefully by suicide and less self harm. i am really for it, i really am. in terms of the families and those who receive phone calls, it is important for them and they are the ones that you think really should be taken into account your. absolutely. the friends and families of prisoners are often forgotten victims, if you will. it is very difficult, as i say, they are is very difficult, as i say, they a re often is very difficult, as i say, they are often working extra hours to compensate the costs of a loved one being in prison, just to get that voice on the end of a phone and letting you know that somebody is 0k, there is a lot of bad publicity around prisons. we have recently come at the back end of what is quite terrible peasant rates to be honest, could you imagine having a loved one inside one of those prisons at that time without being able to get on a phone to make sure they are ok? thank you very much. royal mail has apologised over a stamp produced to com

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the permafrost even though there is still india temperatures of minus forty degrees now dropping titian's also reduce numbers of for india their main means of transport and an imported food source. now a nobel peace prize winner in the dia has returned home to an emotional welcome in iraq missing president sunday in the capital baghdad morag called on the government to rebuild her hometown singe our way the so-called is so islamic states massacred and insulate thousands of people from. iraq escaped off to a long and terrifying ordeal. she's now patient to help the community rebuild their lives. with the money i got from the nobel peace prize the hospital and soon to treat two people mainly widows and women who were exposed to sexual abuses by islamic state militants i mean the now the mark out of this economist is vision god. egypt has announced the discovery of a spectacular grave that's more than four thousand years old archaeologists say the site. of the capital cairo is exceptionally well preserved let's take a look. everyone wants to look. at a grave that had been closed for more tha

on tuesday and it also talks kicking off across the territory between the government politically titian's and yellow best protesters so we can see what you put on the table we did have a part of. covering the protests for us thank you very much. sports news now in the bundesliga on saturday dortmund defeated fierce rivals in installing. the black and yellow splash on through as it continued to consolidate their lead at the top of the table. shell because their reno was boiling over with excitement ahead of the much anticipated roar darby. but it was visitors dortmund who made that energy pay off first thomas delay making it one meal after just six minutes his first ever goal for the black and yellows and how sweet it was to score against their arch rivals. after that things got heated. keeping the referee on his toes. to many go to desk oh shark i needed to get their attack going . but that didn't happen after the restart the dortmund defense look stare out. but then i mean at each went down in the penalty area oh and after play continued for some seconds the ref consulted the video assis

on tuesday and it also talks kicking off across the territory between the government politically titian's and yellow vests protesters so we'll see what it was that was put on the table really did a correspondent covering the protests for us in this thank you very much. now to some of the other stories making news around the world thousands of activists have been demonstrating in poland for foster action against climate change the march. the un climate conference in the city of. delegates from nearly two hundred streets of they're discussing how to implement the goals set of the twenty fifteen summer. u.s. president donald trump has told reporters that his chief of staff john kelly will leave his job by the end of the they have been persistent reports for several days that mr kelly has been under pressure to leave trump said his successor could be announced in the coming. i mean go to the polls today in step three elections triggered by reformist prime minister nicola. he took office earlier this year after spearheading massive opposition protests that forced out leader. dubbed armenia's v

on tuesday and it also talks kicking off across the territory between the government politically titian's and yellow vest protesters so we can see what you put on the table really did have a correspondent covering the protests for us in this thank you very much. now to some of the other stories making news around the world both of. these because the prime minister question when he took office after spearheading massive opposition protests that forced his biggest asset the vote is being seen as an attempt by pushing him to cement political authority ahead of a planned. thousands of activists have been demonstrating in. action against climate change the march comes as the halfway mark of the u.n. climate conference in the polish city of culture you. get from nearly two hundred states they're discussing how to implement the goal of the twenty fifteen. summers . women have come forward in brazil to use so-called psychics joy did use of sexual abuse the woman claimed the self declared he abused them on the premise of transferring his so-called cleansing energy his reputation reaches far beyond

there are probably titian's always here the others have to do more so let's consider the others from hungary jerkier in slovakia also they won't sign. the compact won't that automatically result in other western european countries such as germany once again shouldering the principal burden of migration. that's obvious is already the case. take you sample of hungary. people are treated so badly that since they're in the e.u. they move on to germany. remember that in september twenty fifth dean. had the refugees in hungary past to the austrian border. the twenty thousand who arrived in munich the first weekend i've been in hungary. and this game is still going on that. is it says acknowledge mr canady i always wind up with you don't you interview with three unfinished sentences i start a sentence and ask you to complete it. more immigration is good for europe because . i'm not sure if immigration is orderly then it's good for europe but we need the support of the population. because dangerous attempts by africans to cross the mediterranean to europe could be stopped if. if we could sen

the nation plunge into a political crisis on tuesday said print court judges began hearing at the titian that challenges the president's decision to dissolve parliament last month i think on a serious scene as planned to call this.

this is due to the new blood from the police and protesters face off in congress again talks of titian's and check out the speech of the french couple as the full weekend of yellow burst protests roiling the country major landmarks like the i phone top of the hoover museum keeping the whole shop getting three hundred protesters have already been arrested and ninety thousand police officers standing guard coming out. again american success so i'm a good cop out of the box she takes over my cholesterol of the conservative c.d.u. but not supposed to be to other content those vying for the top job. i'm british manager it's good to have you with us. tensions are rising in france as a full week in the photos for the so-called yellow vests gets underway more than two hundred seventy five people have already been arrested the movement took forty weeks ago in a position to a planned increase in fuel taxes more than ninety thousand police have been mobilized to keep the peace amidst calls for calm even shops and restaurants and several neighborhoods around the country taking additional safety prec

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the forces with body titian's you know that titian's though ideology so because of that i think some of the actions have been that lame and that's the country has always been. they needed to have a strong government to get the country against and they have attack but i think i would have been accompanying kill forces to send a man when he's in a position to to hear that we needed to change you could not live in the same fear yes we have fears but will have his decisions place which can get the country when it more open the political space for people is divergent views different views to express their opinions and sort of the country can have because we have met but a democracy. with different views can be terrific and dissent and look at the start seeing that you started to have that no it's starting to happen when you see that you have an opposite but isn't preemie intercept is that people in prison to get reduced and of course are functioning to get into so you could see this things are getting much better than has been encouraging signs in teams of encouraging signs indeed frank h

and also in the many police titian i work or allusion mover. i wore people our weaknesses or didn't where not allowed to be in deploying cision and after the vote. before counting the ballots purple some more for many of our witnesses were taken out. of the buildings titian israel's prime minister says he's received a personal pledge from brazil's president elect to move his country's embassy to jerusalem benjamin netanyahu says diables a narrow told him it was a question of when not if the move will go ahead because long been authorities say they're investigating an assassination plot against the president to case involving three venezuelan nationals the foreign minister says the men were arrested with heavy weapons intelligence suggests they were planning to target two k. or right wing economists was frequently criticized the socialist government of the venezuelan leader nicolas maduro south korea's president has received a letter from the north korean leader kim jong un asking for talks in the new year president jane's office as kim was sorr

a they tweeted this photo from inside the makeup room and wrote that they had a fit titian with them against the labor laws ready to be put on the air or today when two lawmakers tried to get that petition broadcast they were manhandled by security guards and thrown out of the building the state broadcaster apparently had no intention of airing the complaints of the opposition take a look. i did tell my mother that in the lobby of hungary's public service broadcaster a woman films as a peaceful sets in comes to an abrupt and. it was in the center an opposition m.p. dragged out by armed guards everything was he and several others had spent the night and site asking to read a list of demands on national t.v. including a call for a free media. hours earlier they had arrived with thousands of others united in anger at what they see as their government creeping authoritarianism and the lies of the state t.v. i'm in the thick of the smoke bombs the flares and the tear gas desperate voices begged for calm was that do not rule do not rule why are you throwing he shouts. others point the fing

these from america visual to you about on this doing he has you also have a very strong nationalist titian you believe in borders you believe in sovereignty and don't you see a contradiction here that this conservatism is also becoming hill a little bit globally is that when you have an american trying to influence politics elsewhere i mean if you believe in borders shouldn't you stay within the border is even entirely a school shoes should been political or these are going on the internet and that it's going all the things of it so basically yes you should do that but of course if you strongly believe the all the g eight or course you want to try to influence . as many countries as you can and the school says spin the conservatives or parts of the conservatives who have been a little interest in the nation and that's what you can see that happened in britain israel's people we won't we don't want to get orders from brussels we don't want to be paying a lot o. money to brussels so that they can dish it out to all the countries now you mentioned that for all your political career have been

and this was not the properties and the many police titian i want. i want people i want to seize or didn't. allow to be. israel's prime minister says he's received a personal pledge from brazil's president elect to move his country's embassy to jerusalem benjamin netanyahu says that. told him it was a question of when not if the move will go ahead the incoming brazilian leader is under pressure to keep the embassy in tel aviv to avoid hurting lucrative exports to arab countries at least sixty people have died after a storm system calls of flash floods and landslides in the philippines five thousand people have been forced to leave their homes and thousands are still missing the search for fifteen teenagers trapped in an illegal coal mine in northeast india will resume in the coming hours after the navy divers abandon the first rescue attempt on sunday the naval team tried to reach them but could only make a partial descent of the one hundred ten meter pit the mine is became trapped earlier this month by floodwater all right you're up to date with all

seven judge bench of the court has begun hearings basically into a series of fundamental rights the titians of which were filed before the court or challenging the president by policy received authority to dissolve parliament most of those petitions basically make the case that he violated the constitution of this country the constitution after the last amendment the nineteenth amendment brought in by this in this in the government itself does not allow parliament to be dissolved less than four and a half years into its term now at the point that presents to the same issue the gaza dissolving parliament if there was act least a year to go all of the lifetime of this parliament before it could be dissolved so these petitions challenging that ability of the president to dissolve the parliament and that is what's being heard in the building behind me in the supreme court so basically it's a three day hearing today very much the initial argument being heard and it will continue over the coming days peter thanks very much. a human rights group is calling for a criminal tribunal to investigate cr

had a nine month judgement by the supreme court in response to a number of fundamental rights the titian that had been filed a challenging basically the president is dissolution of parliament which is something he did after appointing one hundred bucks there's also more court action against mine the rajapakse and him holding office in the face of all of that we now have this announcement confirmed ascension me by his son that he will be stepping down tomorrow so there is this an opportunity now for the president or even for lawmakers in parliament to press the reset button do we start again who in fact is in charge of the country. surely in the absence of any form of government we do not have a prime minister we do not have a cabinet or any minister the only one who called formal office and the thirty is the exact the president by tip on the series saying now the option of a reset kind of restart to start again to wipe the slate clean would be an ideal situation but there has been a lot of traction a lot of bitterness obviously my sleep on the city saina brought to power by the governmen

china, germany, japan, and france, i should say this is the only one comp titian where i'm okay losing to the french. it is appropriate to be here because throughout this history, the institution has been devoted to thinking about how to apply free-market principles to the practical working government. the scholars think not just of limiting the harms of government intervention but how government could be reformed to deliver better results. the president, martha brooks put this -- marco brooks. declaring piece on the safety net. i hope this is how you all think of this. what would we fight back with? our actuaries and calculators. of course he's not suggesting we be content with the safety net we have, many of you already know better that complacency is really not arthur book this thing -- arthur brooks is playing. thinking about how to reform the safety net and all federal health care programs so they could work for those that they serve. we need to have a more ambitious vision than just that. we as conservatives want a better run safety net and better healthcare for all americans. th

by titian raphael and others i too am amazed by the quality and quantity. after eight months reuben's return to italy. as his reputation continued to grow so did his personal wealth. you need to keep in mind that rubens was a relatively well situated man when he was in italy he wasn't that young a penniless painter willing to starve for his art he was actually a wealthy man who travelled with companions and servants and who to the envy of some italian painters had ridden through rome on an equal footing with other noblemen giving. ruben's position gave him access to the leading art collections in italy. the rich and powerful furnished their residences with magnificent galleries like the tree in the feet see. contemporary art was displayed alongside works of antiquity. in his later paintings rubens would reference the pose of the famous medics civitas. part of his own parallel skill in his ability to transform a vast variety of stylistic influences from classical to contemporary into a personal style that was new and original. the influence of the moves if y

no one sais that this was a mortal threat to the state of israel but that's the only thing titian under which you're supposed to use lethal force so what do you used to do what do were you supposed to do when tens of thousands of people want to cross the border enter illegally into country what do you want to do what can you do what would you do what would you do in your own country had thousands of people from another country from a hostile country from an unfriendly country try to penetrate into a country would you not try to stop it how to do it exactly what is the amount of force you can use is a question that there needs to be asked at the end of the day don't pretend to argue and i hope you don't that the other side is made of n.g.o.s i'm asking my three colleagues if we don't help ourselves that israelis and palestinians nobody else will help us. the surgeons are required from me on the israeli american so if they show their might be to sit down with the american accent call the americans here are they you know there is no peace process now take place what shall i sit with them t

sort of reaching out according to him that is not the way it is being perceived by pro independent titian's adaptiveness say they see it as a very provocative sign a symbol by the spanish government to still intent on toppling down on the region and preventing it from trying to exist in its own right as it was shot so this is part of the reason why they feel they need to be a lot a lot more dialogue happening but speak these two hours five minutes to self is faced with between the two very difficult options has on one side politicians from his own party and from the opposition party saying he's being too soft by offering to have dialogue with the cats of our president and the government itself while sees being a set by criticism from the cat's lead saying he's still not doing enough to try and restore normal relations between the two and there has been a lot of very high vitriolic often rhetoric on both sides. and so this tension continues there is still no discernible option middle way that is being called through this. god has been really rocking this region for the possible teen months f

in a sense that it's a ministry that is mainly focused on reconstruction and then he have billet titian affairs as far as the highways and sound of the public infrastructure has been sent normally it is not seen as a as a main target just like many security be a facet you deleted ministry sessions ministry of interior ministry of defense etc so this this building has been there for many years and has not been has always been seen as it's not one of the main targets for the opposition groups so as such one can see that it's seth ness soft target target we've had no claim of responsibility yet but if you had to identify who might be behind this who would you be looking at. well right now it's difficult to do or to to really finger blankets and any of the groups but considering the events of last couple of weeks where the peace process has faced some hurdle is now and you all know that there are issues in terms of peace process pro sing but progressing ahead amended to both sides have been trying them in the oven government and the taliban to exert themselves and except now and then and ne

being so subtle this is the thing about being seasoned well officials bush father was a seasoned or titian experienced with the ship he went through the various corridors of power and he was a humble man at the end not not an arrogant man not an out of unfound like his son or like the present president he was quite humble and despite the fact that he carried the big stick. but he spoke rather softly and in the end of the day he wasn't he didn't have that kind of arrogance instead he had that kind of humble attitude towards politics and political challenges facing him again because of experience and by the way if i may add just inject this point and this is exactly the kind of problem we have in saudi arabia and other places when young ambitious arrogant leaders tend to breed all sorts of idiotic policies while their parents would have been much more conservative much more humble and much more careful in taking on challenges that you have taken we have to leave it there mo and good to talk to us of a many thanks. it's the thirtieth anniversary of world aids day when world events highlight a

we're going to launch after that we launched the shoes we launched even allat like the fish at the titian is made up of. bamboo has always had a reputation of being a temporary structure here in hong kong it's mainly used as scaffolding but it's more sustainable in timber and twice as strong as steel and it's increasingly being championed by architect as a move viable alternative in construction. i was search team at the chinese university of hong kong used techniques based on cantonese bamboo scaffolding craftsmanship to design these four story high pavilion it's one fifteen international architectural awards the team also wants to promote its environmental footprint as it were new all natural reasons with the ecological push really becoming urgent you start to see that people have a regained interest in this material and a lot of research labs across the globe are starting to study it and see how it can be used in architecture based on its sustainability it's not surprising that the product market is growing rapidly bamboo being used to make everything from bottles to flooring even bike

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how do you think that titian fund is performing now in light of the saudis?e are a few problems. the first is the vision fund relies on a continuing re-rating of the technology stocks. it has been booking the gains on .vidia as a profit if you look at the share price since the last quarter, we don't think there will be much gains to be made from the share price moves we have seen. alibaba has been under pressure. that is one of the big holdings of softbank group and the vision fund. they are looking to ipo these big names like uber, which is still losing quite a lot of money. k, which is a loss maker as well. it will be challenging for efficient fund to take the stocks into the market for an ipo with a view that they will raise a lot more money. the saudi connection is another problem. we have an ongoing humanitarian crisis in yemen. moves in terms of sanctioning saudi money will have a detrimental impact on the vision fund, and the other thing with the vision fund is that now everyone associates the vision fund with saudi money, the question is how many will

my favorite story from the framing of the united states to titian across them all was when it was suggested that they were just not getting along, and so maybe they needed a clergy person to open up their deliberations with a prayer. and then they all looked around and they realize that nobody was going to pay. a member of the clergy, that was the end of that discussion. [ laughter ] there was no opening prayer. there was no clergy person. in my view yes, original sin plays in, but it becomes secularized as a convention. it's not because they were debating or even thinking in these terms. it's because a majority of framers were trained by calvinists. a majority of the framers like madison that went to college, went and studied with witherspoon at what is now princeton and at that point it was called the college of new jersey. what witherspoon taught was the following, a heavy dose of calvinism, don't trust anybody, divide power because anybody that holds power is going to abuse it. right. that is the brilliant of the american constitution, not original sin it's that you just can't trust any

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