tony chang has more from bangkok, steel. instead of making a big entrance is something to with come on was, it knows a lot about. it's given him a platform to tackle what he says is the greatest scourge to a time end. the call option is part of the type people life. you can see the culture a but anyway so when i talk about the the, the call option, i know we feel like a naturally in mcdonough. but today's media circus. the focus is the current prime minister and allegations of impropriety and land deals. an accusation that's been vigorously denied. the chain of evidence is long and complicated with much room to dispute. that the camera is a half of a man. the situate is an unlikely and somewhat say fluid. here he started his career as a message upon the right of the perfect place. he says, to learn about corruption unless you have now and the playboy and the people. i am a politician, i am the media. i am what i am. a short period is a politician, ended when he was due for legal eviction and released early under at royal pod

tow; challenge of climate change. tony au bons, challenge of climate change. ou _ challenge of climate change. tony agbons, thank you very much for coming on the programme. thank you. next to russia. 0pposition leader alexei navalny has been found alive and well, after apparently disappearing from the country's prison system. the us state department has welcomed the news but said remains deeply concerned about his wellbeing. his spokesperson says he's being held at a penal colony in siberia. navalny is one of president putin's leading opponents. he's been injail since 2021. his new prison is nicknamed the "polar wolf" colony. it's considered one of the toughest in russia. navalny�*s team had lost contact with him on the 6th of december but have now confirmed his location. let's hear from one of his team. there is no law in russia that is applied to alexei. they always create for him special conditions, and they don't have anything to do with the law. so we don't have any legal routes. we know that for sure in this new colony that his conditions will be even wor

now is he now tony chang al jazeera, bangkok, and that's it for me, hasn't seek it. harry forces here in a couple of minutes with the the the man went to the usually puts in color does it is i'm of quotes, told him as one of his social hello in the message. just had the message. i just wanted to come a little of each of us seems to be giving you just depending on how you been haven't done what i'll go over the most of the problem with the federal tax upfront takes on the big issue as opposed to what is happening now it is a question of 5 unflinching questions. rigorous the bank that he added to today is that another if mcclin's link is taking place, augusta nothing goes into golf without itself permission. nothing least also without result, permission to allow me to push back for a moment, demanding a ceasefire, demanding an end to the root causes of all of this violence upfront. without 0. the is really miss always target northern causes jamalia refugee time killing. at least 16 out of the binary pulse of this is obviously are life from the also coming up little food and water. we re

tony chang reports from bangkok. the also making a big insurance is something to with come on was it knows a lot about. it's giving them a platform to tackle what he says is the greatest goods to a time in the call option is part of the pay people life. you can see the culture a but anyway, so when i talk about the culture, i know we feel like a naturally in my god to the today's media circus. the focus is the current prime minister and allegations of impropriety and land deals. an accusation that's been vigorously denied. a chain of evidence is long and complicated with much room to dispute. that the camera is a half of a man. the situate isn't unlikely and some would say fluid. here he started his career as a message paula: right, the perfect place he says to learn about corruption and but he will have now and the playboy and the people. i am a politician, i am the media. i am what i am a short period is a politician ended when he was due for legal eviction and released early under at royal pod. since then he's rea

tony chang, al jazeera, bangkok. volcano in south west islip is a rep to the off to weeks of seismic activity in the region or with the, with these last pictures of novice spewing from fishes in the ground from the volcano, thousands of restaurants, this thing in the nearby town. we evacuated from the homes last month. it's a full time that okay, there. has they wrapped it in the past 3 years? you can find more information on our website, all the 0 dot com. program. phone lines is up next. hearing the have you had any lady says she has the support of 15, implement the shelf economic land asking questions. what do you expect this particular for to translate when it comes to the us selection? reporting for the action? not just give you a sense of what an easy target this place is. i'll just see it was teams across the world. when you closer to the thoughts of the story. at the moment, my manager for nearly 3 years, evelyn lemitrus has been investigating the shark fin trafficking operation. now she's putting together the team that's going to rate it and lexie though they're still but at

however, as tony chang reports, they remain the exception to the rule. sleeping under the hot sun, collecting a limitless energy source, their own tie, hoses down the solar panels on his roof. when he's done, you can sit under the sand and enjoy an ice cold glass of water, all due to the island. so the energy grid for decades, the and then relied on diesel shipped in a great expense. so that was a natural choice, but a hard sell me gone from we asked the administrative department, local government offices like the provincial energy office on cellphone, which was difficult and took his every 2 years on the grounds from the australian government and technical support from a team of academics, the island built itself a solar grid. now they can capture and store all the energy they need. item life has been transformed. schools now will, is the constant power all the student's needs. even the fisherman is switching across the solar, charging the batteries from the boats, and the collective charging stations on land, or just down the coast. an indication of how most ties get their energy. a huge co

the accused is the prime minister of illegal land deals. toni chang has more from bangkok the also it making a big entrance is something to with come on was, it knows a lot about. it's giving them a platform to tackle what he says is the greatest goods to a sick time man. the call option is part of the pay people life as you can see the culture a way. so when i talk about the the, the call option, i know we feel like a naturally in mcdonough but today's media circus. the focus is the current prime minister and allegations of impropriety and land deals. an accusation that's been vigorously denied. the chain of evidence is long and complicated with much room to dispute that the cameras a here for the man the such.

since um groups loans and offensive against the ministry. 2 months ago, tony chang small from bangkok and this is a country which is now in a very business civil war. and the crucible of that as a managed and the last couple of months is shan state. the cocoa and area is the area close to the chinese border. we've seen fighting the since the end of october since the $2710.00 offensive, which was known just by a group of street and rebel groups called the brotherhood of lions. they moved very quickly, seizing over a 100 military installations, seizing an awful lot of weapons, and they have carried that momentum through the area, particularly. i think the chinese embassy is concerned about is the city of la guy . this is a very active trading post staging. post for a lot of the tray going across the board. but in recent years, it had also become a center for a lot of illegal activity in the drug smuggling and scam, census of the chinese maybe protesting now. but i think the feeling was that these rebel groups would have had to have had at least some tacit approval from the chinese autho

northern region which borders china, most military is being battling on groups there since the 2021 to tony chang has more fund bank talk. so this is a country which is now in a very business civil war. and the crucible of that as a managed and the last couple of months is shan state. the cocoa and area is the area close to the chinese border. we've seen fighting the since the end of october since the $2710.00 offensive, which was known just by a group of street rebel groups called the brotherhood of lines. they moved very quickly seizing over a 100 mamma military installations. seizing an awful lot of weapons. and they have carried that momentum through the area, particularly, i think the chinese embassy is concerned about is the city of la guy. this is a very active trading post staging post for a lot of the tray going across the board. but in recent years, it had also become a center for a lot of illegal activity in the drug smuggling and scam census. and the chinese may be protesting now, but i think the feeling was that these rebel groups would have had to have had at least some tacit approv

however, as tony chang reports, they remain the exception to the rule. sleeping under the hot sun, collecting a limitless energy source, their own tie, hoses down the solar panels on his roof. when he's done, you can sit under the sand and enjoy an ice cold glass of water. hold you to the island, so the energy grid for decades, the and then relied on diesel shipped in a great expense. so that was a natural choice. but a hard sell because we asked the administrative department, local government offices like the provincial energy office on cellphone, which was difficult and took is every 2 years on the grounds from the australian government and technical support from a team of academics. the highland built itself a solar grid. now they can capture and store fully energy they need.

outweigh the benefits, the island does have called check to matters into their own hands and went sola tony chang reports sleeping under the hot sun, collecting a limitless energy source, their own tie, hoses down the solar panels on his roof. when he's done, you can sit under the sand and enjoy an ice cold glass of water. hold you to the island, so the energy grid for decades, the and then relied on diesel shipped in a great expense. so that was a natural choice. but a hard sell because we asked the administrative department, local government offices like to prevent to energy office on several, which was difficult and took his every 2 years on. it was grounds from the australian government and technical support from a team of academics. the item built itself a so the grid now they can capture and store only energy they need. item life has been transformed. schools now, well is with constant power to all the student's needs. even the fisherman is switching across the solar, charging the batteries from the boats at the collective charging stations on land. but just down the coast, an indication of

since i'm groups long center, offensive against and the treat 2 months ago, tony chang results from bangkok to this is a country which is now in a very business civil war. and the crucible of that as a managed and the last couple of months is shan state. the cocoa and area is the area of close to the chinese border. we've seen fighting the since the end of october since the $2710.00 offensive, which was launched by a group of street and rebel groups called the brotherhood of lions. they moved very quickly seizing over a 100 military installations, seizing an awful lot of weapons. and they have carried that momentum through the area, particularly, i think the chinese embassy is concerned about is the city of la guy. this is a very active trading post staging post for a lot of the tray going across the board. but in recent years, it had also become a center for a lot of illegal activity, mainly drug smuggling. and scam, census of the chinese maybe protesting now. but i think the feeling was that these rebel groups would have had to have had at least some tacit approval from the chinese author

tony chang in bangkok, thank you. the now jimmy and government is revise. the death toll from weekends attacks and remote farming communities. it now says at least a $198.00 people were killed. another 300 were injured with gun one, torched houses and destroyed property for dallas, and bar reports from ball house and the central price of the state. this is the whole community is that a community came on the top sunday evening about 5 pm local time. and it is one of these, several communities that come under multiple attacks by government. and in this area is relatively quiet visitors. some of the communities has been very quiet, just very few people. and some of these companies, you only see young man who are just keeping vigil and trying to salvage what's his remaining of the community in the community. and then the women and children have been sent out for safety reasons. so that's the only the young man not able to either confront any form of a tech to come into the village or to have service. some of the things you know that the remaining and here in th

everyone has their favorite pen to tony, depending on their change. and i think we make 1400 a day their shift begins at 4 in the morning. it takes 3 days before the pony tony is done and it's typical paper wrapping. once they're out of the oven, said and his fellow bakers hang the cakes upside down. we turn them over fresh out of the oven, that helps them keep their round shape while cooling as well. for them of the inmates send their finished pony, tony all over the world, $100000.00 a year starting at 30 euros apiece. plus the chevy of giotto has even been hosting a cafe for a year. now, in the center of pod why the company is making a profit, almost everything here is from the prisons. pastry shop. many customers have no idea these fine trees were baked by criminals. really nice. are they really, are they good faith for this? so i know the cakes were made in prison that makes them all the better and hopefully helps the people. and besides, they're excellent qualities. the inmate bakers do actually have regular employment contracts and they receive

opposition mps will likely seek changes as well. we learnt toni . ht seek changes as well.as well. we learnt tonight rising to £400 million i tonight rising to £400 million for a scheme where more secretaries have been sent to rwanda than asylum seekers. it should be about tackling the criminal smuggler gangs rather than this ongoing chaos that now looks like it will go onto the new year.— the new year. that much is certain- _ the new year. that much is certain. the _ the new year. that much is certain. the votes - the new year. that much is certain. the votes will - the new year. that much is| certain. the votes will likely see the biggest battles over the rwanda plan's future and the rwanda plan's future and the toughest test of rishi sunak�*s premiership. ione wells, bbc news. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. claudine gay, the president of harvard university is to keep herjob despite calls for her removal following remarks at a congressional hearing into anti—semitism on college campuses. nearly 700 colle

the former australian prime minister, tony abbott, says, climate change warnings. a nonsense. he says, throughout history, the planet has warmed and cooled. and is nothing strange. he also said the emissions obsession of a climate cult will eventually be discredited, always giving you both sides of today's story and this is on the international the, [000:00:00;00] the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse who really wants a better wills. and is it just as a chosen for you. fractured images presented to this, but can you see through their illusion going underground can the 1st time in history. meantime, country's culture has been canceled. the very modern weapons and sole culture they need to ask the associated model as to the truck. it just means setting them on. a quote for me is now particularly due for us to canceling russian culture. and yet the worst it could be up to that i get 20 miles folks to which melville cities, charlie phillips,

tony suffered terrible abuse as a baby, resulting in life—changing injuries.opted by a new family, and has since raised more than a million pounds for charity — even launching his own foundation two years ago. he absolutely deserves it, he always thinking of others. all the fundraising challenges are all his ideas, all things he wants to do. to be awarded it for setting up a foundation and the money he has raised and services to child abuse as well, he hasjust raised and services to child abuse as well, he has just done so much raised and services to child abuse as well, he hasjust done so much in such a short time. he as well, he hasjust done so much in such a short time.— such a short time. he really is a superstar- _ british 0scar—nominated actor tom wilkinson, best known for his role in the full monty, has died aged 75, his family have announced. he played the former steel mill foreman, gerald cooper — foreman, gerald cooper, receiving a bafta for the role. the british actor was also nominated for two oscars for "in the bedroom" and "michael clayton". live

changing. dana griffin has the latest. >> tony pictures studios, this is jeopardy! shakeup of an american game show institution. >> miyam bialik say i will no longer be hosting jeopardy. who is the host of jeopardy has been a slow roll, since the death of alex trebek. former producer, alex richard, had a tumultuous tenure. >> i'm so excited to be here. >> reporter: afraid of guest host ultimately gave way to jenny, a former champion, and miyam bialik s scientist. sony, which produced the show, says it was to maintain continuity for our viewers, adding, we hope to continue to work with miyam bialik on primetime specials. >> thank you for watching. >> reporter: an answer for who controls the blueboard. dana griffin, nbc news, los angeles. >>> well, one of the best athletes to ever come out of the bay area was back in town today, inspiring young volleyball players. five-time olympian, kerri walsh jennings hosted at sanford. she let a youth athlete summit. volleyball players between 11- 18, trained not just their bodies, their minds and spirits at the event. the volleyb

sir keir said she, along with tony blair and clement attlee, had brought about "meaningful change" inritain. mr yousaf said many communities in scotland still bore the scars of what he called mrs thatcher's disastrous policies. the home office says more than 500 migrants crossed the channel in 11 small boats yesterday. the french authorities rescued a further 190 people after they got into difficulty at sea. the home office says the numbers making the crossing this year, though, are down by around a third compared with last year. the government of peru has announced it's increasing the number of tourists allowed at the isth—century inca citadel machu picchu, its most famous historical site. the move is aimed at helping tourism rebound, after the decline suffered during the coronavirus pandemic. now on bbc news, tecthlore: japan. around the world, people are looking to tech for clever solutions to tackle the challenges of climate change. i've come back to japan to visit some of the new world—first projects that could pave the way to a sustainable future both here and beyond. i'm tracki

tony and my wife is sort of these organization called change the ref. reference represented by people in congress because they have to make the calls and they are attached by money or personal interest with a lobby like the an array. we're going to change the risk free, so we can have better calls on a 1st game. it's a perfect way of wondering, walking the he is friday. i fly tomorrow. i plan on friday morning. deciding what to do. i'm really not is really the best right now. you know, seeing this all comes together and it being led by students, organized by students. don't even have words to describe how happy i am or even how proud i am. i can't wait to see where actually comes out of this because i know we're not gonna stop. so i think they're a little under prepared for the the attack of the teenagers, the mercer our lives. never again, the kids of parkland really have 5 main points. repealing dickie amendments to allow cdc research for gun violence as right now. they can allergy and funding towards it. the atf had strictly paper records of guns, sa

changed in both chambers. robert reeve is winning in the assembly replacing anthony rendon. mike mcguire replacing tony akin's. the interesting fact is both of these folks are from northern california. the last time northern california at leadership in both chambers goes back to 1995. lots of people and lots of changes. >> and it could be changing again this next election year. let's talk about key pivotal events. what comes to mind? >> there have been many. one is so unfortunate, especially on a day like today. homelessness up 6%. not only that but california now represents 28% of the states homeless population. to give you an idea we only have 12% of the nation. we have 28% of the nation's homeless population. we still cannot get our arms around that. gun safety has had a mixed record. on the one hand a ban of weapons in public passed by the legislature was overturned by a federal court. on the other hand the insurance for gun law passed in santa fe. it was under leadership and that has so far been uphill. california deleting gun safety state in the union. and finally we might want to talk about the

tony suffered terrible abuse as a baby, resulting in life—changing injuries. new family, and has since raised more than a million pounds for charity — even launching his own foundation two years ago. he and his mother paula spoke to bbc breakfast earlier. as well as the new year honours list announced today — britain's shortest serving prime minister, liz truss, has also released her resignation honours list — more than a year after her 49 days in office. it includes conservative party donors and her special advisers. the former prime minister said they were all champions of conservative values, but critics say they're dismayed. peter saull reports. liz truss turned up on downing street in september last year. another conservative prime minister promising a fresh approach. but that approach backfired, so much so thatjust six weeks later she was behind the lectern again, this time to resign. it has been a huge honour to be prime minister of this great country. hers was the shortest premiership in british history. butjust like all former prime minister, she's be

and, but to some extent that change happened when he was running for president. >> if i could add quickly, on that tony dolan even says in various places, interviews and so forth, that when people asked him how did you write so well for reagan, he said because i went and read reagan. >> if you ever -- you should look at the westminster address and look at the dolan draft and then look what reagan does to it. and there are places where re

tony suffered terrible abuse as a baby, resulting in life—changing injuries.tion two years ago. he and his mother paula spoke to bbc breakfast earlier. he absolutely deserves it. everything he does, he's always thinking of others and all through his fundraising challenges which are, you know, all his ideas and all things that he wants to do. and, you know, to be awarded it for setting up the foundation and the money that he has raised and services to child abuse as well. you know, he hasjust done so much in such a short time. congratulations to him. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello there. good afternoon. still some more unsettled weather as we head through the rest of this weekend. feeling rather stormy at times. we've seen some snow across the central belt of scotland, such as here in glasgow, but the snow levels here will gradually lift through the afternoon. it will become more confined to the hills of scotland, but possibly some more travel disruption, heavy downpours of rain, particularly towards the west, with the risk of some coastal gales

and, but to some extent that change happened when he was running for president. >> if i could add quickly, on that tony dolan even says in various places, interviews and so forth, that when people asked him how did you write so well for reagan, he said because i went and read reagan. >> if you ever -- you should look at the westminster address and look at the dolan draft and then look what reagan does to it. and there are places where reagan will mark out four paragraphs and a partial sentence, he'll link it to another sentence eight or nine paragraphs later and doggone it, if it doesn't read better and cut out things that unnecessarily offended people for no reason and read some of the things he wrote and passages that i've mentioned, it's just magic. henry. >> one point-- (inaudible). . >> i thought i was following your argument in your book about reagan, henry. >> you say that he was committed -- i love the section about leverage. >> right. >> and his capability and -- i guess i'm-- with perspective. you said arms control and abolition. and he was still realistic to understand after you got rid of w

change the country. there have been prime ministers who have done that, think of clement attlee, tony blair, margaret thatcher policies are not something i would be sympathetic too but she is a formidable opponent and you have to give her respect for implementing agenda. there was a big change after the 1970s. there are prime ministers who do change the future of the country, who can wear that consistent and combined agenda that changes the part of the country. we haven't had that for 13 years. it is hard to keep track of the prime minister is let alone their agenda. there are some who do it differently. i can recognise in margaret thatcher someone who does that even if i didn't support her policies. that even if i didn't support her olicies. :, that even if i didn't support her olicies. . ., :, :, , policies. there are a lot of people in the labour _ policies. there are a lot of people in the labour party _ policies. there are a lot of people in the labour party and _ policies. there are a lot of people in the labour party and on - policies. there are a lot of people in the labour party and on the - policies

changes there. there's bipartisan concern and agreement on that. stuart: republican congressman from texas tonyman, do you approve of holding up aid to ukraine to get action on the border? >> it's all -- yes, stu. it's all tied together. thank you for having me. this is about national security, and we should focus on national security starting with our own border. we need to protect our border. we also need to help our allies, israel that's fighting a war right now, ukraine that's fighting a war that they didn't ask for. but you cannot solve this problem by throwing money at it. there has to be policy changes as well. i i just got off the phone with the mayor of eagle pass and he tells me, tony, i've nebraska seen it this bad. -- never seen it this bad. over 3,000 people coming over illegally. they're at capacity. they're now sending people to la i ray doe. that means this crisis is spreading, so there's an opportunity where congress needs to get off dead center and focus on national security and protect our southern border: stuart do you think that the migrant crisis is becoming the key issue

, i mean those, i definitely made a big mistake, but i've changed and i just keep learning your story. for now they're mostly baking penny, tony, a traditional italian christmas. kate, the punny tony from speech, eddie, a jump to in the prison, or some of the best in italy. even po francis has ordered some said, which is not his real name is proud of his success. he's worked here for 3 and a half years. we make great products and i'm honored to be able to do this work. it does me good to put myself into my work here on the murders fios he and others who have committed. serious crimes are imprisoned here. only those with good conduct, but still facing long sentences can work is baker's. otherwise, it's not worth it to train them. the head, pastry chef counts the knives at the end of each day, just to be on the safe side. here they also learn to follow defined rules and schedules, and to respect their superiors. you need to be humble, patient and ready to learn, or you won't make it far in here. and pony tony does require patience. it takes 72 hours to make the sto, traditionally candied orange peels and raisins are added, but a

tony: i don't see any reason for that to change right now. it has been a strong and dominant theme and probably continues given the fact we are seeing those 125 basis points of rate cuts priced. that should support those high-growth sectors, particularly the magnificent seven. not looking for anything to change too much in that respect. >> the market consensus seems to be that the rba is done. does that mean there are opportunities in that divergence? tony: absolutely. yesterday a significant shift in terms of the dovish rba hold, which we saw on tuesday, followed by a subpart gdp check. we are looking at pricing in risks of it rate cut in february to now seeing the rba's peak terminal rate at 4.53 percent. november would be to both months after the last hike. looking at rba cycles historically, it is that 10 to 12 month window, we will see our first rba rate cut. whether one becomes three becomes five like we saw in the u.s., these insurance cuts can multiply very quickly. at this point in time it is nice to see that priced in. i think that

. >> turn executive director mark tony agrees with the community's concerns and is calling for a changeop the hikes. he says unlimited increases are simply not sustainable and they are poised to launch a campaign for affordable power, aka cap. the current system. >> we have sets no limits on rate increases and that needs to be replaced by a cap on annual bills set at the cost of living adjustment provided by social security in the south bay. >> dustin dorsey, abc seven news. coming up next, troubles for toymaker hasbro. >> hundreds of employees are losing their jobs. level since january of 2022. the dow went up 173 points. the nasdaq added 100 points. the s&p 500 rose more than 21 points. the federal reserve started its two day meeting today. investors widely expect the fed to keep interest rates where they are. the year's final decision on rates will be announced tomorrow. inflation continues to drop closer to the central bank's 2% target. >> meanwhile, new layoffs at hasbro, the maker of toys, including transformers and play-doh. it's cutting nearly 20% of its workforce amid an ongoin

sir keir said she — along with tony blair and clement attlee — had brought about "meaningful change"g the crossing this year though are down by around a third compared with last year. baroness glenys kinnock of holyhead, a former minister, european parliament member and the wife of the former—labour leader lord kinnock, has died at the age of 79. she'd been suffering from alzheimers. our political correspondent peter saull looks back at her life. neil and glenys kinnock. a formidable partnership. from a teacher to a minister, hers was a life of service to family, party and country. i knew i would bejudged because who i was, and who i was married to, and what my background was, so in a way i kind of felt i always had to justify what i was doing, by being, you know, working hard, at being better, being more conscientious than anybody else. the youngest child of a railway signalman, the then glenys parry joined the labour party at the age of 16. it was at cardiff university that she met her political soulmate. neil kinnock, elected as leader of the labour party... she often shared the l

personalities, ugh, nevertheless, it didn't change anything, netanyahu offered to enter the cabinet of the opposition leader binya ganz, the opposition leader tonyapido, tomi lapido, it's interesting that jeira lapido, i'm sorry, it's interesting that lapid did not join this government, his ratings began to fall, and ganz joined and his rating is now much higher. netanyahu's rating, but the united project itself did not excite much, as you see, because at that moment he was worried about the survival of the country, its security, that's what i said in 2022, that a military cabinet should be created, that all political forces represented by patriotic parties should enter this army. .. to the cabinet or the government of national unity, that it is necessary to delegate authority, that in a situation where a war has started, the mandate of trust issued by specific political forces is nullified, because it is necessary to make only unpopular decisions and not think about elections, especially when a war is taking place for such a long time, when the term has already expired for the parliament and for the president, and they just continue to work, be

world, there's a wonderful book by tony lirman which" shows you exactly how the israeli government intervened at various points to try and make these sorts of changes happen, so it's part of their defensive posture, because about 10 years ago they were extremely worried about the progress that the boycott div and sanctions movement was was making, including the academic boycott which i'm very involved with, and and they decided that the thing to do since they couldn't win the argument, they would attack the people who were delivering. argument, so they decided instead of trying to justify what israel is doing, they try and tarnish those to criticize israel as anti semites and with remarkable success, i mean it's been bought by organizations and agencies around the world, um, despite it being intellectually incoherent, and the definition is not even definition, it doesn't say what what anti-semitism is, but it's been held up as a sort of flag, this this is the international definition, and we we find you guilty even "it doesn't say anything, a weaponization, in fact about, but and very briefly, what happens when you are labeled with that uh label of

time all politician courage to politician had the courage to change and nurses change how doctors and nurses have trained tony to blair was pm. go back to teaching hospital for teaching hospital training for all they would not run all of them. they would not run up debt but would be paid while working. worked working. i have worked in and used nhs hospitals. i know others trained in teaching others who trained in teaching hospitals with and hospitals who agree with me. and eric the real reason they eric says the real reason they are annoyed there are are annoyed is that there are domestics and nurses earning substantially more than them because of the banking because of the way the banking system works, and that people can earn 3 to £400 for one 12 hour shift as a domestic well. the renowned british museum, one of the truly great museums of the world, has struck oil, i suppose, with a £50 million deal with the multinational company british petroleum . the new british petroleum. the new funding is part of a ten year deal which will be utilised to transform the museum, preserving the institution for generations

government to change cost um now, so i can either even see much of a change taking place within the united states. so let's see was a tony thing can uh, bring homes when he comes to up to the region. however, up until now beyond the speak, you know, coles in terms of reducing indiscriminate bombing ads more broadly, the intensity more. we have not seen the united states actually cool for a ceasefire. um and so you know, at the bottom that's basically, you know. yeah, obviously that is the question of, of egypt i think is interesting the way in which egypt has brought the base of deepen stepping off of mobile visit to then obviously there, there will be a dynamic between egypt and the united states, which will increase pressure on washington to push israel up towards the seas 5 because it causes we no longer dis folders on the grades at the pressure. it will be in time. so that should be a guessing to essentially and that's and it kind of thing. all kind of sitting and moving into egypt from gosh, i wish, of course as well. egypt wants to voice. right? you mentioned the dynamic dammit. what about the dynamic between us pr

change. a prominent pro—democracy activist has fled hong kong to seek asylum in the uk, breaching a supervision order put on him by authorities. tonyf calling for hong kong's secession under the territory's tough security law in 2021. he says that since his release injune, authorities had been pressuring him to become a paid informant against other activists. you're live with bbc news. israeli forces say they have struck more than 100 targets in the past day. they ordered at least 150,000 palestinians to evacuate central gaza. aid groups are warning about the desperate need for shelters the rising number of refugees. says the humanitarian situation in the israel—occupied west bank is also seeing "rapid deterioration". it has reported arbitrary and unlawful detentions, and alleged torture and other forms of ill—treatment of palestinian detainees. it says about 11,785 palestinians have been detained in the occupied west bank since 7 october. israel maintains it is trying to protect civilians in its operation to destroy hamas. an israeli military official said the country "regrets harm "to civilians" during air raids on december 2a, w

tony cheng al jazeera jake in the gulf of china. the ukraine is celebrating christmas day on december the 25th for the 1st time. both the orthodox church of ukraine and the government officially changed the dates 5 months ago and a snob, but to russian. the russian orthodox church observes christmas on january the 7th signing the law in july, president for the landscape said that ukrainians support to live their own lives with their own traditions. the they said to me to him a try for the moment, i'll be back at the top of the a reminder, you can find much more on the web sites, which is 0. is that makes the notes because i thought you wanted to send units can use them, but they went to this location, were not animals, 3 weeks time people are going to die. homes destroyed in brooklyn city. an area that is supposed to be safe, longstanding is really policy. just shoot anything that moves. there aren't any cit, version garza, my supposed to sleep on the street with my children. there's no protection, there's no safe space. this printer is going to be in a huge problem about a stimulus of living on the desktop. people crowded in very small areas with a lot of diseases from the north to

changes. tom: his dogs are very chillaxed. tony dwyer, i want to look at nominal gdp. are you looking for subpar revenue growth? a driver to tepid stocks given recession? tony: i am and we have been. if you look at the actual trajectory of revenue, it is coming down. we are still at a double-digit margin but again, that is because of the top 10 stocks. last august when inflation ran -- when inflation is ramping, and everyone got bought, that is the time to be super negative. now it is the time where we are looking for the opportunities because the average stock is gotten so beaten up throughout the last two years that a significant sustainable drop in yields is the only thing we can see that will kill the zombie. jonathan: gold, 2135 in today's session, pulled back sense but what is gold? tony: gold is the worst thing i'm calling. to me, unless you hit somebody in the head with it, i don't know what you can do with it stop it is not like you can shave off bits and spend money with it. every technician in the world sees the breakout to a new high, it is clear, what we f

change it things what they want. >> griff: got speaker johnson read that statement going on january 3rd with a bunch of members tonyzales to the border to eagle pass where, this you are watching right there. that's just one day of the many we had 3,000 or 4,000. tom homan is now calling on congress. this congress to do something. listen here. >> who the hell does the president of mexico think he is to make demands of us? he is demanding ports of entry be open. is he demanding rail stations be only. is he demanding amnesty which all those things going to drive even more illegal immigration. i'm going to say it again this administration is pathetic and weak. they want to secure the border. they have the trump plans there, they could reimplement those plans and take steps to secure the border. they haven't done a damn thing. not one thing to slow the flow. this year we are on the path to have a fourth historic record if congress doesn't get off their butts and do something. no more budget negotiations, demand action, impeach mayorkas, do what you are supposed to be doing. protect this country and keep your promise. >>