tobias ellwood is a good man and a good — out? tobias ellwood is a good man and a good mp _ out?d is a good man and a good mp and _ out? tobias ellwood is a good man and a good mp and i've _ out? tobias ellwood is a good man and a good mp and i've washed - out? tobias ellwood is a good man | and a good mp and i've washed him with my— and a good mp and i've washed him with my own eyes rush out to save the lives _ with my own eyes rush out to save the lives in — with my own eyes rush out to save the lives in west minister and 2017. the video— the lives in west minister and 2017. the video sadly is indefensible for the pie _ the video sadly is indefensible for the pie was completely shocked by it. i the pie was completely shocked by it i can't _ the pie was completely shocked by it. i can't believe it exists. i have — it. i can't believe it exists. i have nothing to add beyond what's already— have nothing to add beyond what's already said. the taliban were kicked — already said. the taliban were kicked out of government for a long time by— kicked out of government for a long time by

fawzia koofi, is tobias ellwood onto _ no effect. fawzia koofi, is tobias ellwood onto something?o something? he is not the only person campaigning for. the only person campaigning for engagement with the taliban. in fact, _ engagement with the taliban. in fact, there is no re—engaging because _ fact, there is no re—engaging because of the world is already been engaged _ because of the world is already been engaged with taliban since 2013 and has been _ engaged with taliban since 2013 and has been a — engaged with taliban since 2013 and has been a negotiation on and off. the us— has been a negotiation on and off. the us has— has been a negotiation on and off. the us has negotiated with the taliban, — the us has negotiated with the taliban, many eyelevel dignitaries including — taliban, many eyelevel dignitaries including members of parliament have travelled _ including members of parliament have travelled to afghanistan since the alban— travelled to afghanistan since the alban collapsed under the uk diplomats have travelled to afghanistan recently and like mr ellwood, — afghanista

i genuinely respect tobias. i like - i genuinely respect tobias.hamberlain _ the side of afghan women and girls. wendy chamberlain has _ the side of afghan women and girls. wendy chamberlain has been - the side of afghan women and girls. wendy chamberlain has been a - the side of afghan women and girls. i wendy chamberlain has been a great champion— wendy chamberlain has been a great champion of— wendy chamberlain has been a great champion of afghan _ wendy chamberlain has been a great champion of afghan women - wendy chamberlain has been a great champion of afghan women and - wendy chamberlain has been a great champion of afghan women and girlsj champion of afghan women and girls and lead _ champion of afghan women and girls and lead a _ champion of afghan women and girls and lead a debate _ champion of afghan women and girls and lead a debate in _ champion of afghan women and girls and lead a debate in the _ champion of afghan women and girls and lead a debate in the house - champion of afghan women and girls and lead a debate in the house of. an

tobias ellwood is decision.s ellwood is facing a motion of no confidence after publishing a video that claimed afghanistan has improved since the taliban regained power. the conservative former defence minister is facing a backlash from his own committee members after saying corruption is down since the fundamentalists returned in 2021. now he's called for britain to reopen its embassy in kabul britain to reopen its embassy in kabul, following on from the eu, re—establishing a physical presence there last year. mr ellwood deleted his video from twitter and has since expressed regret it over its publication . regret it over its publication. in an and five, whale sharks have been rescued by divers after they were found trapped in fishing nets in ocean waters off indonesia. underwater footage shows these divers pulling fish nets away and gently freeing the whale sharks so they can swim off freely. wonderful pictures . off freely. wonderful pictures. these the whale shark is the largest species of fish in existence.

to discuss all of this now, i am joined by mike isaac, new york times technology reporter and carl tobiaschmond school of law. welcome to you both and it is great to have you with us. mike, beginning with you, what we see right now is that it seems threads is on track to become the most rapidly downloaded app ever. why do you think that is? the downloaded app ever. why do you think that is?— think that is? the numbers are staggering- — think that is? the numbers are staggering- we _ think that is? the numbers are staggering. we have _ think that is? the numbers are staggering. we have not - think that is? the numbers are staggering. we have not seenl staggering. we have not seen anything like this since, potentially, chatterjee pt, the ai bot uses signups over the course of two months which broke 100 million users so it is crazy. i think it represents the desire that people want to basically have a twitter that is not owned by elon musk, that they can use and i think it is spent the past nine months or so under the ownership of elon musk dealing with a bunch of strong changes and erratic

by the time collection tobias are arrested and the road cleared. it's too late to the m. m g to do any work today. so saw this year, 18 active as to being arrested, but they've had a significant victory in july. australia is the federal court with the government needs to reconsider its approval of gaming. g works and allies of its impact on testimony is endangered mosque out. in the meantime, m m g was forwarded to remove all its machinery from forest guy vaughan. this is no longer a resources. minnesota could face questions and course i was at the legality of the lakes. caving in j pose of the x x run the tasmanian parliament recently passed the government's new anti process laws. the, the hales, as a way to smoke is to quit the habits they thing is booming across southeast asia, but to help expedite it contains a deep toxic chemicals. 101 east investigates on l. g 0 the whether it's cute and cuddly. cielo stray, wiles and solution. designed to devise, repressed is the balance between endangered wild life. and then your neighbors that sets the forest right there. and the

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by the time commission tobias are arrested and the road cleared. it's too light to the m. m g to do any work today. so shot this year, 18 active as to being arrested, but they've had a significant victory in july. australia is federal court. we the government needs to reconsider its approval of gaming. g works and lice of its impact on testimony is endangered. mosque out. in the meantime, m m g was forwarded to remove all its machinery from forest guy find this is no longer resources. minnesota could face questions and course those are the legality of the lease he gave in j over the x x run the tasmanian parliament has recently passed the government's new anti proteus flores, the the lease people have nowhere to build a workforce out of their neighborhoods because of, of fighting going on between rival gang, what he's offering. nothing's been about special forces for the, for the special forces. this area used to be filled with people. but as you can see right now, it looks like a war zone. this is the largest hospital in haiti and it has been fairly working for the past 5

actually need to engage more directly and more robustly, but i think what is missing here and like tobiaswithout mentioning that it has been 667 days since the taliban banned girls from school and shorter seven days since the taliban banned women from university, not mentioning the arbitrary arrests and shooting of former government and security personnel, public executions, not mentioning that women have been banned from working for ngos in the un. the special repertory called this gender apartheid. it was alarming that tobias mentioned afghanistan has for the moment accepted a more authoritarian leadership. one was the election? when was the referendum when the people's will was heard? we may have missed something here... this people's will was heard? we may have missed something here. . ._ missed something here... as you say, there are two — missed something here... as you say, there are two options _ missed something here... as you say, there are two options here. _ missed something here... as you say, there are two options here. either - there are two options here. either you can sta

what's going to be talking about this tobias ellwood, should that tobias ellwood, or should that be has had an be mullah ellwood has had an absolute pr disaster from going to afghanistan. and essentially in a roundabout way anyway, praising the taliban . i think we praising the taliban. i think we might have a little clip . might have a little clip. >> happened here >> all that's happened here since 911. this is a very different country in deal. >> i look forward to his trip to somalia. i don't know about you or north korea. anyway in other news, i'm also going to be talking a lot about this as well. another hammer blow for people who think that electric vehicles all round good vehicles are an all round good idea. they might not be anywhere near as green you think. near as green as you think. patrick christie's dup . news patrick christie's dup. news loads on today. get the emails coming in thick and fast. vaiews@gbnews.com. do you feel offended by the european union seeming intent on calling the falkland islands last malvinas? but yes, right now it is your headunes. headlines. >> very

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tobias ellwood as a war monger and an anti democrat tyrant. the worst of the worst redstone radio editor and political on the list, alexander mckay phase. tobias, which lives in a fantasy world in the u. k, doesn't have enough military strength to face russia. i think that mister elwood is suffering from a profound series of delusions. given that the british army is only the size of a moderately large football stadium in terms of its actual fighting capability, most independent military experts speak that it could only must 812-222-5000 men at most. and ukraine's already lost out many units late latest defensive. so i'm not sure why mister elwoods going to get this me from given the he talks about mobilizing procurement processes, but to supply and how many of the size needed to actually go to war with russia, which can wield this rather large army and has like huge military industrial infrastructure, which they can fundamental change and the british economy not seen so many decades . so i think mr. ellwood is living in a fantasy. well, there'

tobias ellwood is facing and selby. a video praising the taliban and saying that afghanistan had been transformed. he has since said he got it wrong. he has apologised and deleted the clip. nigel farage has praised the government following a report that ministers are considering making new laws to stop banks closing customers accounts because they disagree with their political views. it comes after his bank account was closed by coutts and reports suggest under new plans banks could lose their licences if they cut ties with customers with controversial views. you are watching bbc news. thousands of senior doctors in england have walked out for 48 hours in a dispute with the government over pay. it means that almost all planned nhs care in england has come to a standstill. the senior doctors — or consultants — have been offered a 6% pay rise. they say that's not enough. the doctors' union — the british medical association — says that since 2008 consultants' take home pay has fallen in real terms by 35% — that's taking ch

tobias ellwood as a war monger and an anti democrat tyrant, the worst of the worst. i saw a radio editor on political analyst alexander my case to bias elwoods lives in a fantasy. well then the you take.

that was a tobias ellwood speaking to me a little earlier.the bbc�*s director general says the outcome of a review into the way the organisation dealt with allegations surrounding presenter huw edwards should be completed by this autumn. tim davie was questioned by a committee of mps, in a session which was arranged before those allegations became public. let's have a listen. if you've got a concern at work, the normal route obviously is to your line manager but that is not always where you can go, that might be where you can go, that might be where problem is. so then we have another route which is our support at work alone, which is, you can just ring up hr, not connected with your line management. but critically, the thing we've introduced, and i am proud of it, i think it is working but we have got more to do in making sure everyone's confidence in it, we have got most people very confident in it where we need to keep working on it, there are still gaps in that, and this is i think normal when you're deploying these things. which is our w

tobias ellwood is a war monger and an anti democrat tyrant. the worst of the worst that is not discussed, this with red star radio editor and political analyst alexander mccain. many thanks for joining cuz i'm a product. i'm always good to see you. so we'll do a reaction to to bias elwoods latest proposal for the u. k. to go to war against washing when it was there was breaks on the ground in your crime doesn't hey. well i think the mr. elwood is suffering from a profound series of delusions.

historic launch, earlier i wasjoined by mike isaac, new york times�* technology reporter, and carl tobiassity of richmond school of law. to begin with, what we're seeing right is it seems threads is on track to be the most rapidly downloaded app ever. why do you think that is? the numbers are staggering. we have not seen anything like this since potentially chat gpt, the user signups over the course of two months, it broke 200 million users so it's crazy. i think it represents the desire that people want to basically have a twitter that is not owned by elon musk that they can use, and the past nine months or so under the ownership dealing with a bunch of really strong changes, erratic changes, and it has turned off a lot of the long—time users who wanted to go back to how the original twitter worked so they are open to new possibilities.— to new possibilities. taking a look at the — to new possibilities. taking a look at the numbers, - to new possibilities. taking a i look at the numbers, according to an sec filing from 2013, it took twitter for years to build the same number of users tha

but tobias, as i've got you, let me just put this to you.g already said that he's not going to it easy for the ukraine to make it easy for the ukraine to make it easy for the ukraine to join. and his national security adviser, jake sullivan, says ukraine will be says that ukraine will not be joining nato out this joining nato coming out of this wmmw joining nato coming out of this summit. it sort of put the kibosh on that discussion before they've even started, it ? >> 7. >>i ? >> i think 7— >> i think he's 7_ >> i think he's. 7 >> i think he's . well, ? >> i think he's . well, good >> i think he's. well, good afternoon. he's put it in perspective as to the perhaps difficult road that ukraine will have to take a look where we are with sweden . i mean, this is with sweden. i mean, this is going to be a challenging wmmw going to be a challenging summit. so much on the agenda. we're trying to get sweden across the line and because of the consensus driven structure of , there's simply no of nato, there's simply no chance of ukraine being able to

this is what our foreign minister addressed to the blossoming swede, tobias bill iii, in a telephone conversation with mr. amir abdollahian. he said that the prime minister of industry and the ministry of foreign affairs of this country clearly declare that this action is not the position of the government . man emphasized that in addition to condemning the action of the person who committed this unforgivable insult the members of the wrongdoing movement must be arrested and tried, otherwise sweden must wait for the decisive decision of the islamic countries. the foreign ministers of the islamic republic of iran and iraq in a telephone conversation strongly condemned the insulting of the holy quran by hossein amirabdollahian and fawad hossein . the conference hussaini infants international came together, mothers held their children and vowed to help them in the uprising of hazrat mahdi. various places and the capital witnessed this ceremony today, and the main ceremony was held in imam khomeini's masla. lala lala was the flower of the grand mothers. may god bless our children. we are

and tobias poses the made.n't nato do certain things while nato was helping in afghanistan ? well, helping in afghanistan? well, the simpler answer is, is because the taliban was trying to kill nato soldiers. morning noon and night. nato could have done much more for the people of afghanistan if they weren't involved in a conflict . so it involved in a conflict. so it seems to me bizarre and i use the word deliberately to blame nato for not achieving some of those things when they were at war effectively with the taliban. well i hope perhaps tobias will want to come on and tell us what he thinks about that. >> but you can watch his clip on twitter and his articles to get his side of the story. but thank you very much to mark. coming up, should the conservative government follow the lead of the spanish conservatives and their motorist policies . welcome back. i continue to identify as jacob rees—mogg and this is state of the nation. you've been getting in touch with mail. mmogs anna says with your mail. mmogs an

thank you very much, tobias ellwood and fawzia koofi. that's all from us tonight. night. breaking news from around the world 24 breaking news from around the world 2a hours a day. this is bbc news. you're live with bbc news. scientists are calling it a breakthrough — an enormous moment of hope. trials of a new drug to treat alzheimers shows it slows the early onset of the disease by up to 60%. the disease gradually destroys key areas of the brain involved in memory and understanding. our medical editor fergus walsh reports. hello. are you all right, mr colley? hi, yes. yes. i've got your donanemab here for you... mike colley has alzheimer's disease, yet the 80—year—old feels incredibly fortunate. i'm one of the luckiest people you'll ever meet. just for this. that's because he's been on the global trial of donanemab for two years. he's come with his son for his monthly infusion, at this clinic in london. i seem to get more confident every day. and i'm sure this is going to be successful. they'll get all the rubbish off the top of my brain and i'll be back to normal

replacement with new challengers, 3, according to the chairman of the special committee on defense, tobiaslwood, sent for long-term storage of 75 armored vehicles, london could have transferred to ukraine, but did not do this. in total, according to estimates, the parliamentarian. the real number of serviceable tanks in the kingdom capable without repair. right now go into battle is less than 50 in fact the number of serviceable tanks. maybe at the level of one tank regiment, that is, in the region of 44 units, such a weak military situation does not correspond to the deteriorating security situation that we are facing in total, the uk has promised kiev 14 challengers, however, the theater of war has a significant impact. they did not, according to the ex-pentagon adviser , the infrastructure of ukraine was never prepared to serve the army and western equipment, trying to save expensive cars kiev donates to personnel. ukrainian troops are wasting human lives on an industrial scale in the hope of gaining political support, but i think it is clear that this support will no longer be nato sen

that they want, it's a toe for additional make saves the country should go to war against russian. tobias was, who chose the house of commons defense select committee. so you cation step, pop, it's military spending and gets more deeply involved in ukraine. i don't know as war in europe, we need to move to a war footing. we are involved in that we mobilize to help recoding processes with gifting equipment. we need to face russia directly. it's not the 1st time to buy a. so what has made such statements? back in january, he called on board his forces to meet russians, face to face a new crane. and last month, during the short lived wagner group mutiny, i would urge london to use the situation to destabilize russia. however, the whole casual make is world ongoing views have not been met with support on social media by some uses even invited him to take the lead in the trenches. ellwood is a complete moron. he's the one with the big ideas about blowing up the z and p p. he's been at it for months. tell him to send his own family to the front line or better yet. tell him to go front line tell

serviceable challenger 2 tanks left in the uk army chairman of the parliamentary defense committee tobiased to the times on the news that london disposed of 43 decommissioned tanks to taxpayers from 2010 to 2014 - this operation cost almost 4 1/2 million pounds, but money could have been saved by sending obsolete combat vehicles to ukraine, the publication laments this is how london operates. now the kiev regime has already received 14 british challengers in the united kingdom. intentionally gradually get rid of the old armored vehicles and replace them modern models. in poland, football fans unfurled anti-ukrainian banners during the match, fans of the shlendsk club demanded that kiev recognize the massacre of poles during the volyn massacre. this is not the first such action of polish football fans in march. they commented on the ukrainian conflict with a banner with the inscription. this is not our war. for this the club was fined 15.000 zł, and in october last year the fans. again, with the help of a poster, they called to stop the ukrainization of poland then football the country's f

less than 50 serviceable tanks challenger 2 so the chairman of the parliamentary defense committee tobiasmented to the times newspaper on the news that london disposed of 43 decommissioned tanks to taxpayers from 2010 to 2014 - this operation cost almost 4 1/2 million pounds, but money could have been saved by sending obsolete combat vehicles to ukraine, the publication laments this is how london is acting now the kiev regime has already received 14 british challengers so the united kingdom intends to gradually get rid of old armored vehicles and replace them with modern model ones. the ruble exchange rate should remain floating, the state is not considering options for its artificial regulation , finance minister anton siluanov said in an interview with the tass agency all the details, we will find out now from our economic observer dmitry moroka. he is already in touch with us dmitry and what, in the minister's opinion, caused the current weakening of the ruble? hello, first of all, the decline in export earnings, but oil and gas revenues nonetheless. as expected more grow by the end of

because he's like a tobias stays, the world is changing and nations should seek to co operate instead of targeting each other. not so many examples exist in his through of african hands of the date. yeah. i'm trying to change that in the piece or for. yeah, i'm not in, in the area outside of the clinton not but to the and there was this change. yeah, no, this creates a agency, you know, by him for one does create agency by advice. you create a agency, you know, by african states that the world is for everyone. yeah. not to, to, to, to, to, to live in. and it's important, beautiful, beautiful view was your own interest on one, on the explanations in the to be typical and say that in fact. and in so doing, even though the course of these challenges the conflict with ukraine era and definitely said that the response of the action of wisdom or some with people many different states in that regard. it still does not mean you know, therefore, that you're not everybody in the world, westwood, to trade with russia or to go know that there was, the conflict has been, what are the 2? it's good

tobias ellwood as a war monger and an anti democrat tyrant, the worst of the worst. lifestar radio editor and political analyst, alexander my case, to bias uh what lives in a fantasy wells on the u. k. doesn't have enough military strengths to face russia . and i think that mister elwood is suffering from a profound series of delusions, given that the british army is only the size of a moderately large football stadium in terms of its actual fighting capability. most independent military experts speak that they could only must 812-222-5000 men at most. and ukraine's already lost that many units late latest defensive. so i'm not sure why mr. elwoods going to get this me from given the he talks about mobilizing procurement processes, but to supply and how many of the size needed to actually go to war with russia. which can wield this rather large army and has a huge military industrial infrastructure, which they can fundamental change in the produce economy not seen so many decades. so i think mr. ellwood is living in a fantasy world. there's no, infuse the eyes in full this whatsoever in b

tobias ellwood as a war monger and an anti democrat tyrant, the worst of the worst. that is now discuss this with red star, radio editor and political analyst alexander mccain. many thanks for joining cuz i'm a product. i'm always good to see you. so we'll do a reaction to to bias elwoods latest proposal for the u. k. to go to war against washing when it was those brakes on the ground a new crime doesn't. hey, as well, i think that mr. elwood is suffering from a profound series of delusions. given that the british army is only the size of a moderately large football stadium in terms of its actual fighting capability. most independent military experts think that it could only must 812-222-5000 men at most. and ukraine's already lost that many in its late latest defensive. so i'm not sure why mister elwoods going to get this me from give him the he talks about mobilizing procurement processes, but to supply and um, if the size needed to actually go to war with russia, which can wield this rather large army and has a huge military industrial infrastructure, which i coul

a vote of no confidence has been launched against tobias ellwood, he comes after he was criticised forthe uk to engage with the country. he has since said he got it wrong and has deleted the clip. nigel farage has praised the government following reports ministers are considering making new laws to stop banks closing customers accounts because they disagree with their political views. because they disagree with their politicalviews. it because they disagree with their political views. it comes after his bank account was closed by the private bank coutts and it seems that under new plans banks could lose their licences if they cut ties with customers with controversial views. the supreme court in india has been disturbed about allegations of sexual assault. two women were paraded naked by a mob. this video has sparked — paraded naked by a mob. this video has sparked mass _ paraded naked by a mob. this video has sparked mass outrage - paraded naked by a mob. this video has sparked mass outrage in - paraded naked by a mob. this video has sparked mass outrage in india l has sparked mass ou

i'll kind of under service tobias to break up in the 2nd to she looks to turn things around now and usually high temperatures and 11 on being blamed for such a while. fi as that as a, in a hold of reports from the northern district of i've got 5 fights of being forced to rely on doug nations because the government's almost bankrupt. 11 on emergency force is busy fighting fires. there's an increased risk due to a significant rise in temperature. already there had been 3000 fires in a relatively small sized country. the was fire season has begun earlier than usual this year. and it's blamed on global warming 11 on nearly bankrupt state makes the situation worse. the late this vacant that we have received was it was in 2000 years, 2000. and so for all of our vehicles and the tools are hold more than 20 years of age, limited resources make it hard to cover huge areas. in the north, a group of volunteers are relying on donations to protect 180 square kilometers of force. level non loses up to 2000 hector's of force a year to wildfires and deforestation. we have to drive an hour on narrow winding

company and we, we ask the judge to apply something i need to disclose the contract with us forces tobias so that we can assess when they're dealing with the judges. each thing they should have hold often local elections or a shift to the right. could the country with this another year routine, followed by government, $11.00 east meets the indian women breaking down gender barriers as they fight to become champ, features the coast applicant meet us from across the continent. as rushes seeks to strengthen relations with the region. people in power focuses on somalia as a fight for survival. as years of drafton hom conflict have combined to create a humanitarian disaster. as the security becomes increasing, global consent, the united nations launch is a report examining food crises and tongue around the world to live on a jersey to the environment. so let's say one of astray is most strange for us on the right from the penalties you process when i, when i think those prepared to practice on, i would just be here in the open hours to correct can call me this travel only to be disappear. of f

. >> laid into tobias >> colleagues laid into tobias ellwood for posting wishy were ellwood for postingvisit to the war torn country . so mr ellwood, a former country. so mr ellwood, a former soldier , argued that the soldier, argued that the evidence showed security had vastly improved , corruption vastly improved, corruption reduced and opium trade ended . i reduced and opium trade ended. i don't know what part of afghanistan he went to. this sounds in fairness. >> they have they have they have clamped down control. they've got the opium trade under control, the heroin trade. so i mean, can't make good bad mean, you can't make good bad for they were for news scotland. they were hoping a deal there. but hoping to cut a deal there. but i mean, good for news i mean, it's good for news afghanistan and, you know, believes not being believes in a country not being based on narco profits. well exactly. >> this does read a little bit like a really posh kid has gone on a gap year come back and on a gap year and come back and has found anything positive to say about their trip either that or it

tobias ellwood subsequently deleted the clip.there are new laws planned to stop banks closing customer accounts because they disagree with their political views. this comes after his accounts were closed by coutts because his views did not align with its values. you are alive with bbc news. millions of people across the globe are continuing to struggle with sweltering heat. parts of southern europe are experiencing another scorching day. in greece, fires like these continued to burn in the west of the capital athens. romania, slovakia and poland are sending around 200 firefighters to help greek authorities tackle the blazes. there are also high temperatures across large parts of the southern us. this was the sunrise in phoenix, arizona. the state has matched 20 consecutive days of temperatures of 43.3 celsius or higher. in south carolina, local officials organise an air—conditioner giveaway to help those affected. tens of millions of americans are still under excessive heat warnings. the world health organization has warned that

the chairman of the commons defence committee tobias ellwood is facing a no confidence motion — afterce said that "he got it wrong". he has apologised and deleted the clip. the leader of the house of commons has announced the state opening of parliament and king's speech will be on november 7th. it will be the first king's speech given by king charles as monarch — although he gave the queen's speech in 2022 in the place of queen elizabeth. in the speech he'll announce the government's legislative programme for the following year. you're live with bbc news. the boss of one of britain's biggest banks has apologised to the former uk independence party leader nigel farage after a row over why his coutts bank account was closed. alison rose, the chief executive at natwest, says comments made about him were deeply inappropriate. mr farage said his account had been closed because his political views didn't align with the bank's values. the government has announced that banks will now face tougher rules over closing customer's accounts in a move designed to protect freedom of expression. alwa

is this tobias's video saying pick me, pick me, what's gone badly wrong ? what's gone badly wrong?>> and a surprise to nobody , by >> and a surprise to nobody, by the way, the bitter and twisted european union has sided with argentina over us by recognising the falkland islands by the argentine pinyin name in a recent declaration. this is despite the islands being officially owls , as we know. you officially owls, as we know. you know, we went to war for it. andrea the eu did backtrack today, but doesn't it just prove off we're better off out of bitter brussels completely ? bitter brussels completely? >> dan i mean, i fought like tooth and nail for brexit and i think again, the eu, their mask has slipped . you know, we've has slipped. you know, we've seen what they're really like. i don't think they've ever forgiven us for brexit and for leaving the eu and it shows you their foreign policy really. you know, never to heart know, we was never to the heart of it. and so we're far better out charting our own . um, you out charting our own. um, you know, way in the world. and let's face

the company and we, we ask the judge to applies to somebody to disclose the contract with us forces tobias so that we can assess whether the lane west, the train goes to the post office or local elections or a shift to the right click the country with me. so now the you with the in fall, right? government 11 east meets the indian women breaking down gender barriers as they fight to become champions. beaches the coast african meters from across the continent. as russia seeks to strengthen relations with the region, people and power focuses on somalia as a fight for survival. as years of droughts in hom, conflict have combined to create humanitarian disaster. as to security becomes increasing global concerns. the united nations launch is a report examining food crises and tongue around the world to live on a jersey from one side of vast empire spending several continents booked by the 1940s. the french were forced to confront realities and demands for independence. and the 1st part of the documentary series out of there and looks at how the colonial unrest proved sunset to know. jerry, a ful

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is this tobias's video saying pick me, pick me, what's gone badly wrong ? what's gone badly wrong?surprise to nobody , by >> and a surprise to nobody, by the way, the bitter and twisted european union has sided with argentina over us by recognising the falkland islands by the argentine pinyin name in a recent declaration. this is despite the islands being officially owls , as we know. you officially owls, as we know. you know, we went to war for it. andrea the eu did backtrack today, but doesn't it just prove off we're better off out of bitter brussels completely ? bitter brussels completely? >> dan i mean, i fought like tooth and nail for brexit and i think again, the eu, their mask has slipped . you know, we've has slipped. you know, we've seen what they're really like. i don't think they've ever forgiven us for brexit and for leaving the eu and it shows you their foreign policy really. you know, never to heart know, we was never to the heart of it. and so we're far better out charting our own . um, you out charting our own. um, you know, way in the world. and let's face it, you

and it was on tobias reports. assist consecutive night, a burning anger in for its cars set on fire and looting in paris. st. battles and tear gas fired and marched a flash points too. and we all but less intense, apparently that the previous 4 nights of unrest. the riders kept in check by the over whelming presence of tens of thousands of police mobilized nationwide and guarding famous landmarks. the riots were sparks by the shooting of 17 year old nile and during a police traffic stop in a suburb of paris on tuesday, i might just kind of give them a popped up. imagine you said that had happened to my brother in the street because he refused to stop. i just wish you'd be safe with the police to, but we're scared of them up. that is non normal protesters said long simmering anger at racial and economic inequality loaded to the police checked us up to use for time or just here for justice or not here to breaks down for me not to mix everything up. she's black and therefore she must be like this. his herb. so he is like this life is not like that. the french finance ministers said more th

, were old nephew, tobias, were seriously injured .ullion sponsors gbnews.com. direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news for gold and silver investment . investment. >> quick look at the markets today. >> the pound will buy you $1.2912 and ,1.1508. the price of gold £1,530 in £0.18 per ounce. and the ftse 100 is at 7572 points. >> direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news for physical >> gb news the people's channel. britain's watching young . britain's watching young. >> welcome back to the live desk with mark longhurst and pip tomson, the rate of inflation dropped slightly ever so slightly this morning, but it is a step in the right direction . a step in the right direction. pfices a step in the right direction. prices are still 7.9% higher than they were this time a year ago. >> well, markets like it so far. but let's get more now from our business and economics editor liam halligan with on the money . how is bad this cost of living squeeze is still with us, but it's a bit less intense than it was. >> inflatio

she's being little bit reluctant to go up to new york after george washington becomes president and tobias lear, who's george washington secretary, writes a letter trying to lure martha washington up, and he says, i know she likes seafood. tell her how good the lobster is, new york and maybe that'll get her to go a little faster. i like that. do you think it worked? yes. it's just really delicious. but i couldn't get love that. that's right. the the. i think. that there were two to two very rich veins. i felt in the well are many but in in the papers. one is a just how much martha controls washington's painted image and and indeed sculpted image and she used come from a very artistic family her uncle bartholomew dandridge was a famous quote painter in london and painted the image both for prince of wales and her father, whose of virginia county court clerk has a portrait of at her richer uncle house. but it's very unusual portraits at that. i mean, it's it's it's they're only just coming into into fashion. the idea that you have your portrait done. and so she's aware the power of portraits