the u commission though, isn't sort of really wanting to get into the murky waters over at this particular spot. it's saying what it's going to do is to ask the u. k. can explain its methodology and it will sort of go from that or limp from that. the reality is though, in this prose baggers, it will as the issue surrounding that are beginning to bite. there is a real threat coming from france at the moment, and it does seem as if boys chunks and has some really tough decisions to make. he's essentially caught between the devil and the deep, please say 221 here in moscow. still i had on the program, a disbarred american lawyer is loved with a prison sentence for criminal contempt. years after winning a case for ecuadorian villagers against oil giant chevron more and that's on plenty more. besides the shortest of brick blue ah . let's see. on the internet, the allows only be problems and much was ok to invite everybody's lloyd. that wasn't a glitch. that was the feature that the people who designed the internet does always got in as a feature. ah ah ah ah. and we're back american human right

the green line from regulated to stop supplying europe, bath, the e u commission awards, and it's your po was withdrawn, the continent is on the rise. america's top on voice up got his sound, resigns 8 comes as they inspected trying well, plans to launch multiple investigations into marcus chaos. military pull out on to say tional diplomatic operational i'm tortured and child for 17 years without trial books law. the case of pakistani national christie langon talking about my being cleared for release. imagine he'd been mistaken for a terrorist. ah, why for moscow you're watching on scene to national with me, you lash bob oliver. hello and welcome to the program. russia is pulling the plug when it's permanent mission to nato, the suspension of its hope racial is set to take place in 2 weeks. it comes in response to the alliance recently, kicking out a number of russian diplomats village spying nater as incentives, open to dialogue. but its policy towards russia won't change all seas roman coast through hall. russian foreign minister made the announcement on monday saying that says, sta

the u commission though, isn't sort of really wanting to get into the murky waters over this particular spot . it's saying what it's going to do is to ask the u. k. can explain its methodology and it will sort of go from there or limp from there. the reality is though, in this pros, bags it will as the issue surrounding that are beginning to bite. there is a real threat coming from france at the moment, and it does seem as if forest johnson has some really tough decisions to make. he is essentially caught between the devil and the deep blue sea. meanwhile, their attentions evolving france on the other side of the world as well after a senior delegation from paris arrived in taiwan for an official visit, much to the younger beijing relations between taiwan and china. curly, the most str and in decades, john of is taiwan, has his own territory and opposes taipei having any diplomatic exchanges with any foreign countries. france, though remains defiant about the visit french sentences as members of a french state institution should of course observe this principle and refrain from any form

the u commission though, isn't sort of really wanting to get into the murky waters over at this particular spot. it's saying what is going to do is to ask the u. k. can explain its methodology and it will sort of go from that or limp from that. the reality is though, in this prose bankers it will as the issue surrounding that are beginning to bite. there is a real threat coming from france at the moment, and it does seem as if forest johnson has some really tough decisions to make. he is essentially caught between the devil and the deep please say i for the come here on the program agree approach. the 2nd blog, disbarred american lawyer gets a prison sentence for a criminal contempt its years after winning a case for ecuadorian villagers against oil giant chevron will give you the full scoop on that and the rest of your wednesday bulkhead lines in just about one ah oh, when i was sure seemed wrong when i was just a world, yes, to shape out disdain. because the answer to an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. and let's

the u commission though, isn't sort of really wanting to get into the murky waters over this particular spat . it saying what it's going to do is to ask the u. k. can explain its methodology and it will sort of go from that or limp from that. the reality is though, in this prose bankers it will as the issue surrounding that are beginning to bite. there is a real threat coming from france at the moment, and it does seem as if forest johnson has some really tough decisions to make. he is essentially caught between the devil and the deep. please say facebook is in damage control load following claims of spreading hate. and the vision, an employee turned whistleblower testified before the u. s. senate on tuesday after leaking a trove of company documents and a lengthy response on his page to that c e. o. mark zuckerberg denied prioritizing money over the platform to users. we care deeply about issues like safety, well being and mental health. it's difficult to see covers that miss represents our work and our motives. i don't know any tech company that sets out to build products that make pe

the u commission though, isn't sort of really wanting to get into the murky waters over at this particular spot. it's saying what it's going to do is to ask the u. k. can explain its methodology and it will sort of go from that or limp from that. the reality is though, in this prose bankers it will as the issue surrounding that are beginning to bite. there is a real threat coming from france at the moment, and it does seem as if boris johnson has some really tough decisions to make. he is essentially caught between the devil and the deeply se. okay, that wraps it up for this news. i think he company called it back with updates in 30 minutes. ah ah. it's open, i think the most basic, but i still, i believe we did. who bought i bought a dial from our company for deed on your way. but i don't recall additions to athletes and movies. does the musicals does it seems every big name in the world has been here? let's see over ms. you can look up a booklet you who doesn't give me a glove with new school. but she said basil makes dreams come true the every one who falls in love with people. luke wit

the u commission though, isn't sort of really wanting to get into the murky waters over at this particular spot. it's saying what it's going to do is to ask the u. k. can explain its methodology and it will sort of go from that or limp from that. the reality is though, in this pros, bags it will as the issue surrounding that are beginning to bite. there is a real threat coming from france at the moment, and it does seem as if boris johnson has a really tough decisions to make. he is essentially caught between the devil and the deeply se i just moving into the 2nd half of the program here, one or 2 years is now 20 minutes past the hour. here at moscow still become a dis, bought american lawyer gets a prison sentenced for criminal contempt. it's years after winning a case for ecuador and villagers against the oil giant chevron will lift the lid on that and a few other of your top stories for this wednesday live from moscow way back in a one minute. ah. oh is your media a reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation, whole community? are you going th

the u commission though, isn't sort of really wanting to get into the murky waters over at this particular spot. it's saying what it's going to do is to ask the u. k. can explain its methodology and it will sort of go from that or limp from that. the reality is though, in this prose bankers it will as the issue surrounding that are beginning to bite. there is a real threat coming from france at the moment, and it does seem as if boris johnson has some really tough decisions to make. he is essentially caught between the devil and the deeply say charlotte davinsky running out the news are now debating the question can continued internet censorship on freedom of speech coexist going forward? crosstalk gets going in moment. they close. ah, anonymity. on the internet. the allows only been crawl much was ok to invite everybody's lloyd. that wasn't the glitch. that was the just that the plate.

the u commission though, isn't sort of really wanting to get into the murky waters over this particular spot . it's saying what it's going to do is to ask the u. k. can explain its methodology and it will sort of go from that or limp from that. the reality is though, in this prose baggers, it will as the issue surrounding that are beginning to bite. there is a real threat coming from france at the moment. and it does seem as if forest johnson has some really tough decisions to make. he is essentially caught between the devil and the deeply se no alahi. thanks for that. still to come in the program here, when i tell you the u. k. is launching an inquiry into well systematic failures that led to a police officer murdering a woman. we'll hear from a former superintendent and just a moment. it's next. don't ask you into a ah, is you'll media a reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safe? isolation, whole community? are you going the right way, or are you being led to somewhere? which direction? what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted, you need to

the u commission though, isn't sort of really wanting to get into the murky waters over this particular spot . it's saying what it's going to do is to ask the u. k. can explain its methodology and it will sort of go from that or limp from that. the reality is though, in this prose bankers it will as the issue surrounding that are beginning to bite. there is a real threat coming from france at the moment, and it does seem as if forest johnson has some really tough decisions to make. he is essentially caught between the devil and the deep, please say american human rights activists on former lawyer, steven danziger, has been sentenced to 6 months in prison on charges of criminal contempt. he had earlier wage the decades long crusade on behalf of ecuadorian farmers and indigenous people against chevron. during that time he won a $9500000000.00 judgment against the old giant in ecuador over pollution in the countries reinforced. the reason i'm locked up is because we were successful. okay . i, along with other lawyers helped indigenous peoples america, or when a historic 9500000000 dollar p

now the e u commission, a chief ursula on the line has been outlining the commission's recommendations to leaders. these were recommendations that weren't he made a week ago, but she said that they should continue to be follow things like cutting taxes off energy bills. helping are some poor households to ride through the storm if you like. oh, she also said that there has to be a much bigger a push on renewables, wind power, solar power, all the sort of things that would make europe more self reliant when it comes to energy and rely lot less more a lot less on other countries outside of the european union, who often importers of things like gas and other fossil fuels azure back, i thank you very much indeed. as grins, ice sheet melts, huge deposits of rare earth minerals are being uncovered. these are vital in the production of low carbon technology such as electric cars and wind turbines, but farmers worried about radioactive dust and waste water. i trying to block mining projects at clark visit the town or now south in southern greenland, which is the sight of one proposed mine. a s

the head of the u commission sought to reassure western balkan leaders about their possible future membership of the block . we want to send a very clear message, and that message is that the western balkan belong to the european union. we want them in the european union. we are one european family by the leaders of albania, balls near montenegro, north macedonia, serbia, and kosovo are increasingly frustrated with the u promises. they say they want more progress on membership talks that have stalled in recent years. we are hopeful that the summit will make you stay faithful, took its essence and that is enlargement. during the meeting at you, leaders acknowledge that western balkan countries had made some reforms, but they said there was still work to be done on the rule of law corruption and major freedom. ongoing rivalries in the region are also impeding progress. historic tensions between crossover in serbia recently flared up again for border dispute. the issue of enlargement may have slipped down. they use list of priorities in recent times. but some you lead to say that if the western

u commission this week. saying that the, that the british copies seem to be guiding from bricks. it not absurd thing to say this is, this is one of francis biggest export markets from the french government is going to come british economy can't be seen to be doing well. i mean, it's ridiculous. you, you're quite right. this is being tight and the other context here quite right. this is being linked to the more vital protocol which i think is a much bigger and more difficult issue with a trustworthy possibility of blowing up. but surely these things are best taken separately. the fishing issue is, is just a matter and access of an excess of $3000.00 small, small fishing boats to travel items water. so we felt that it could go to her arbitration and the fact of linkage and effect of the young primary. this is letter to the e. u suggests that the french government wants to complicate this to make it into a much bigger issue practice because of the presidential elections coming up next year in france. i, i am, i not qualified to comment on that, but the whole issue is closing bemusem

but the u commission president says that's not going to happen. the u. n. has suspended flights to ethiopia as t gr i region after a plane carrying aid was forced to abort. it's landing because of a government air strike. it's now the 4th day of air raids this week on the to grind capital nicolay the u n's previously accused the government of an effective blockade on the region. are you and you monitoring light that departed at us about this morning was burst forced to turn back in the midst of it by ought to asterix began in the cabin. i can confirm that the government was informed of that site where it took up at the or soccer also group and that the site was forced to turn back in mid air because of the events on while we're still ascertaining all of the facts in relation to this events are obviously bad about what has taken place to day and what it means. monitoring operations in northern moving forward violence has broken out at marches by supporters of the band to rekey la bake pakistan party, known as the t l. p. 2 policemen have been killed. tale p

the e u commission of energy also supports that saying that the u is over reliant on these fossil fuels, but some now as a grappling to try and deal this to try and point to blame. someone are also trying to put the blame on russia, saying that russia has been, are holding back on supplies of gas in that one of the issues. now that is something that russia flatly denies itself. it says it is ready to help you up in that moment of crisis to provide it with the gas it, it needs. however, there is a key to this and this is to do with the nord stream to pipeline that was completed last month. this is a pipeline that will take natural gas all the way directly to germany. that 2nd pipeline has to be certified by the authorities before the gas supplies can be turned on. as a russia saying, turn that on or give that certification and we will supply you with that gas that you need. now, ministers in the you would do to discuss this energy crisis in the next few days, and it is something that is going to be on the agenda, working at how they go to deal with this problem, particularly as the winte

i mean, i apologize for jumping in, but we now have the e u parliament suing b e u commission for failing to trigger mechanisms or punish naughty member states . i mean is the block at wall with itself? well, the temple as well, which part of it says yes, there is a majority as well with the minority, but of course the majority could change tomorrow. if i doing is people lazy, more of the national fun come to power in france, which i don't think is going to happen soon. but if they can then shift and then they'll be a war between those states and other states aren't on the what. and my point is that given that these know you have be and people and the new, are you hoping people not even information the same way? they still version people. there are 2 people in belgium and then there are constant quarters. and of course, in europe, the girls are going to be far greater and firm over in and then they are in belgium because belgium is a common history. moreover, belgium used to be due to the united county with all the parties being both french and dutch speaking. and again phoebe united now

now those new powers that the u commission has which any piece of demanding that he use a currently been challenged in the courts in the european union. the moment and one legal and you has suggested that if a poland doesn't win its case, it's challenging. hungry is also challenging that, that the consequences of the use of this new power could be severe, not just for poland, but actually for the whole of the, you know, poland getting support from other quarters to including the outgoing german chancellor. this is anglo merkel. she said those demands by any piece to withhold those funds are actually quite saddening. and what she said needs to happen here is more high level discussion this year. i think it is now time to talk in that with the polish government about how we can overcome these difficulties. we have big problems, but my advice is to solve them and talks to find compromises. now this fall out between poland and the e. u. i, it has led to many people, fearing that the country could be perhaps a step closer to its own briggs. it a poll exit as it's being doubled in the media ar

u came, commission said that could undermine freedom of the press or take pritzky is the editor in chief of visegrad, to insight a political magazine and says, this ruling may help the government consolidate its power. we know from the ruling of the european court of human rights, that the tribunal does not meet the criteria of an independent court. and it is politically influenced by the politicians. we know that from the ruling, and we know that from the journalistic reporting of the type of relationship that the top officials of this tribunal half with the sitting party officials. and it's clearly a political interest here rather than the rule of law. this ruling suspends the act of activity of something. the opposition calls the counselor on the polish traditional system in poland, a highly politicized chambers within the supreme court that undermine again the independence of the court system. and the european court of justice rules, in accordance with the polish regulations, with the polish constitutions, and taking into account the polish law in order to protect the independent. th

all the while the u energy commission insists that it had nothing to do with the crisis. the current increase in energy prices has little to do with our climate policies, and much ought to do without dependence on volatile foreign fossil fuels. right. and the price of coal permits which have more than doubled over the past 2 years. probably also had nothing to do with the current situation, but higher coal prices and a shortage of supply isn't justifacts in europe right now. china is also having a hard time with the whole environmentally friendly approach to energy. large sectors of the countries industry have been crippled by energy shortages and regions are being forced to ration power with chinese government calling for an increase in coal imports. and we're not even into winter yet. going green is trendy and it sounds nice, but in reality we're a long way off before it's actually practical until then it seems non green energy sources are here to stay, trying to limit them without thinking of the consequences is simply a recipe for disaster. at the moment we have to st

u. the commission of some of the envoys to the 3 eastern european countries calling to the situation on the board of don charlie dimansky picked up the story. the issue is having to hang its head in over the way its board of forces are treating my grants just trying to cross into the block. this is no longer just about fortress europe and the extensive fence building and surveillance systems that are being put in place on its eastern borders. know in recent weeks, more concerning incidence over the way that my grants are treated to have been exposed in croatia, 3 border police officers have been suspended of being filmed violently pushing back people at the border. ah and that's not just confined to croatia, greek border officers are also subject to investigations over hundreds of cases of alleged push backs. and now in lithuania, more violations have been reported. the news own board, the chief admitting the problem was wider than previously known. there are, if i remember correctly. now, 17 almost 20. let's say, serious insta, reports were the suspicion of the violation of fundamental

so the e u energy commission has made recommendations to member states on how to cope with the energy crisis. what have we heard guess country simpson or the or he use energy commissioner laying out what she called a toolbox. so a number of recommendations and suggestions for member states on how to try to cope with the energy crisis. now, amongst the suggestions were things like a reducing tax on energy bills, helping poor households with things like a vouchers, financial assistance, helping companies and businesses. and it was important. she said that no one was cut off from their energy supply as we had into winter because we are heading into winter here in europe. or, of course, people are very concerned about their energy bills going up because those natural gas prices have been soaring in recent weeks. and governments are very concerned about what they can do. now. country simpson said that the you wasn't rolling out some e wide measures because she said that it was important that each member state effectively put in place his own plan because she said the energy makes in each c

crisis at the moment, they're saying what's happened over the last few years is that the e u, in the commission itself is pushed towards a greener agenda. and it's done that at a point that so fast, but it hasn't got the technology to pick up the slack as it's been closing down domestic gas fields. and for some member states including poland. this is the big issue. in fact, poland actually suggested to the leaders that what they should be which should be a rethink. $6455.00 climate package that though was shot down discussions due to continue on friday at with lead is lou lou to discuss phrase and how that can be used as a bargaining chip full influence school with a european union in the future. you can imagine as that they will be time for more fun and debating and possibly even more disagreements. as jo, buttons ratings fall, his son is heading new highs in the art world. hunter biden's pictures have sold to anonymous bidders for up to half a $1000000.00 apiece. but the enormous price tag has some poking fun at his artwork . the 1st painting as a clod monee, a very beautiful thing. it is bea

crisis at the moment, they're saying what's happened over the last few years is that the e u, in the commission itself is pushed towards a greener agenda. and it's done that at a point that so fast, but it hasn't got the technology to pick up the slack as it's been closing down domestic gas fields. and for some member states including poland. this is the big issue. in fact, poland actually suggested to the leaders that what they should be which should be a rethink, the e u. $6455.00 climate package that though was shot down discussions due to continue on friday at with lead is looking to discuss trade and how that can be used as a bargaining chip full influence for the european union in the future. you can imagine as that they will be time for more fun and debating, and possibly even more disagreements. bided ministration, considering deploying the national guard, had to deal with the current supply chain. crisis is hit, the country us ports and warehouses of packed with goods. but this is shortage drivers to deliver them. so now the president told maryland tunnel meeting that he was discussing

crisis at the moment, they're saying what's happened over the last few years is that the e u, in the commission itself is pushed towards a greener agenda. and it's done that at a point that so fast, but it hasn't got the technology to pick up the slack as it's been closing down domestic gas fields. and for some member states including poland. this is the big issue. in fact, poland actually suggested to the leaders that what they should be which should be a rethink. you $6455.00 climate package that though was shot down discussions due to continue on friday at with lead is lou lou to discuss trade and how that can be used as a bargaining chip full influence full of the european union in the future. you can imagine as that it will be time for more fun and debating and possibly even more disagreements. 16 people are confirmed dead in an explosion at a gun powder factory near the russian city of reason, which is just about 200 kilometers south east of moscow. several people are still on accounted for while a search and rescue operation is underway in the completely destroyed building. a preliminary

crisis at the moment, they're saying what's happened over the last few years is that the e u, in the commission itself is pushed towards a greener agenda. and it's done that at a point that so fast, but it hasn't got the technology to pick up the slack as it's been closing down domestic gas fields. and for some member states including poland. this is the big issue. in fact, poland actually suggested to the leaders that what they should be which should be a rethinking of the use fix. 65 climate package that though was shot down discussions due to continue on friday at with lead is looking to discuss trade and how that can be used as a bargaining chip for influence for the european union. in the future. you can imagine as that there will be time for more fun and debating and possibly even more disagreements. yeah, charlotte, so not to go in there at all. is it keep us posted, done today? see what happens later on. shallow depends game, paris for now. thank you for your patience in the u. k. could be missing out on a life saving code 19 job because a confusion over the difference between the 3rd d

u. s. the european commission has revealed its plan for how governments can mitigate the prior crisis. options include tax cuts, emergency support for companies, and households, and jointly purchasing fuel. china, meanwhile, is trying to calm concerns about surging prices. there after extreme weather shattered at nearly half its coal output. power cuts have affected households and industries, which in turn have disrupted global supply chains. and ladies in india, a warning that key regions, including the capital, could face a power crisis after coal stocks dropped to critically low levels. natasha butler has more from brussels on the energy crisis facing europe. reducing taxes on energy bills and financial help for poor households. were among the recommendations laid out by europe's energy commissioner to help member states shield consumers across the block from spiraling costs. our immediate priority is to protect europe's consumers, especially the most vulnerable 2nd. we have to make our entire system better prepared and more resilient, so that we don't have to face a similar situation in th

see them as residents besieged by protest as the e u polymers. assuming the european commission for failing to hold accountable loads, member states who defied the blocks rule of law, bad as the polish for ministering summons the belgian ambassador over the country's criticism of war, sauls approach to his legal disputes with brussels. ah, law from oscar. thanks for joining us on our t international this evening on daniel hawkins. wherever you are, welcome to the program. now they're all just hours to go now before new york's unvaccinated essential workers will be forced to take unpaid leave. the man's job deadline is 5 pm monday, and it's feared thousands will miss it's crating, serious shortages in the sector. halem open hazard herself 5 pm eastern standard time is the deadline for which city workers in new york city will be required to be vaccinated in order to keep their jobs. they'll be going on unpaid leave if they are not vaccinated by that time. needless to say, many of them are not happy about this mandate. ah, in during some of the rowdy protests that we've seen, garbage was even

u. k, the european commission, and also the island of jersey. this is a channel island, the u. k. crown dependency, it lies just 22 kilometers off the coast further down south from here. and these guys are, of course, passes to this escalation, dispute france, very angry that it didn't get to the fishing licenses for a freshman that believe it should have been given. now the european commission says, resolving this dispute, especially before tuesday, is a top priority. and that all french vessels that are entitled to a license should, has been given one. but the french president, the manual mccolan. he says this actually goes far beyond just a fishing dispute. and that it is actually more about the u. k. credibility on the global stage, that he's being reported as saying that looks, you cannot spend years negotiating this post brick set trade deal, and then just a few months and decide which bits you want to stick to because of which bits suit you best. he said that is not a sign of good character. now french u. k relations clearly at their lowest ebb and decades. and that prob

u. s. the european commissions just revealed its plan for how governments can mitigate the crisis. options include tax cuts, emergency support for companies, and households, and jointly purchasing fuel. and i is trying to come up concerns about surging prices. after extreme weather shot had nearly half its coal power power cots of effected households and industries, which in turn have disrupted a global supply chains. and late is in india, a warning that k regions, including the capital, could face a power crisis after coal stocks dropped to critical levels. federal bureau is the executive director of the international energy agency, which is calling on governments to triple. they're spending on clean energy in its latest report. he joins us live from paris. hello, their 1st up, what's behind the global energy crisis and what needs to be done? in the immediate 10? i think d, a van will look at the global energy markets today. v c, guess coal and electricity prices are going up and up. and this is mainly driven by layers strong growth in a global economy. and the global economic growth need

and bilateral trades has also asked for the european commission to take a much tougher stance when it comes to the u. k. over this and other issues. the you commission though, isn't sort of really wanting to get into the murky waters over at this particular spot. it's saying what it's going to do is to ask the u. k. can explain it's methodology and it will sort of go from that or limp from that. the reality is though, in this pros, bags it will as the issue surrounding that are beginning to bite. there is a real threat coming from france at the moment, and it does seem as if boris johnson has a really tough decisions to make. he is essentially caught between the devil and the deeply se. hi, tony. pasta out here on the russian capital. still, penny bought a. com on your program today on this wednesday, i just bought a american lawyer gets a prison sentence for criminal contempt. as years off to winning a case for ecuadorian villagers against oil giant chevron, i will lift the lid on that story and a few more. just a moment. a join me every thursday on the alex simon, she'll. and i'll be speaking to g

and bilateral trades has also asked for the european commission to take a much tougher stance when it comes to the u. k. over this and other issues. the commission though, isn't sort of really wanting to get into the murky waters over at this particular spot. it's saying what it's going to do is to ask the u. k. can explain its methodology and it will sort of go from that or limp from that. the reality is though, in this prose bankers it will as the issue surrounding that are beginning to bite. there is a real threat coming from france at the moment, and it does seem as if forest johnson has some really tough decisions to make. he is essentially caught between the devil and the deep please say. and your program continues in one minute. oh. join me every thursday on the alex salmon? sure, well i'll be speaking to guess what the world of politics sport business i'm show business. i'll see you then ah ah, into the 2nd half off today's program for you now here one odds. he and natural gas prices in europe a so doing again to new records, adding 15 percent in just the past 24 hours. and it's for the cont

and bilateral trades has also asked for the european commission to take a much tougher stance when it comes to the u. k. over this and other issues. the you commission though, isn't sold to really wanting to get into the murky waters over at this particular spot. it's saying what is going to do is to ask the u. k. kind of explain its methodology and it will sort of go from that or limp from that. the reality is though, in this pros requisite world as the issue surrounding that all beginning to bite, there is a real threat coming from france at the moment. and it does seem as if boris johnson has some really tough decisions to make. he is essentially caught between the devil and the deep, please say, still head in the program. a disbarred american lawyer is slumped with a prison sentence for criminal contempt. years after winning a case for ecuadorian villages against oil giant chevron more loved after the shortest break. ah join me every thursday on the alex silent. sure. when i was speaking the guess when the world of politics, sport business, i'm show business. i'll see you then. mm. ah ah ah ah,

and bilateral trades has also asked for the european commission to take a much tougher stance when it comes to the u. k. over this and other issues that you commission, though, isn't sort of really wanting to get into the murky waters over at this particular spot. it's saying what it's going to do is to ask the u. k. can explain it's methodology and it will sort of go from there or limp from that. the reality is though, in this pros, bags it will as the issue surrounding that are beginning to bite. there is a real threat coming from france at the moment, and it does seem as if forest johnson has some really tough decisions to make. he is essentially caught between the devil and the deep. please say you are their attentions evolving. france on the other side of the world as well after a senior delegation from paris or out in taiwan for an official visit, much to beijing, anger, relations between so on in china, currently other strains for decades. china is taiwan as its own territory and opposes side bay having any diplomatic exchanges with any foreign countries. france, though remains defiant about

and bilateral trades has also asked for the european commission to take a much tougher stance when it comes to the u. k. over this and other issues that you commission, though, isn't sort of really wanting to get into the murky waters over at this particular spot. it's saying what it's going to do is to ask the u. k. can explain its methodology and it will sort of go from that or limp from that. the reality is though, in this prose baggers, it will as the issue surrounding that are beginning to bite. there is a real threat coming from france at the moment, and it does seem as if boris johnson has some really tough decisions to make. he is essentially caught between the devil and the deeply se. okay, so from out of get a check out more news on our website, artie duncan ah, i'm a new machine on the internet. the allows only been problems and much was about to invite everybody's lloyd. that wasn't a glitch. that was the feature that the people who designed the internet is all in as a feature a proposal most basic, but i still believe we did. we'll follow up with dial tomorrow, a couple of reviews on yo

and bilateral trades has also asked for the european commission to take a much tougher stance when it comes to the u. k. over this and other issues that you commission, though, isn't sort of really wanting to get into the murky waters over at this particular spot. it's saying what it's going to do is to ask the u. k. kind of explain its methodology and it will sort of go from that or limp from that. the reality is though, in this prose bankers it will as the issue surrounding that all beginning to bite. there is a real threat coming from france at the moment. and it does seem as if boris johnson has some really tough decisions to make. he is essentially caught between the devil and the deep blue sea for a full to come here on the program on our the international the u. k. is launching an inquiry into systematic failures that led through a police officer murdering of women. that story and many more we are back in about 60 say ah ah ah m m a c o the insert, the allows old b problems and much was a to invite everybody's lloyd. that wasn't a glitch. that was the feature that the people who does owens th

u. s. such as the federal trade commission that have the power in the jurisdiction to move now to learn more deeply at this issue. how do you regulate these big social media companies? i mean, they would need to corporate, right? how much access would would facebook, for instance, give the government? well, i think halligan's right that bit at the very beginning we need much more transparency about the way facebook's operating and making decisions. so, and that's the baseline. we need to compel transparency from the company right now . they're refusing to answer the most basic questions about how they operate, how they make decisions, for instance, how, how they're investing across languages to make sure facebook is safe to use across languages. so that's, that's the baseline. i think getting to this data, privacy is another critically important way. a lot of us are handing over our person, right? demographic information with, with really not in the informed consent model. right. there is not a great awareness there. jessica mean, facebook is such a huge organization with billions of pe

while look, there are conversations underway in brussels between the european commission, france, the u. k, and also jersey. this island, a u. k. crown dependency that lies just 22 kilometers off the french course. these, of course, all the parties to this escalating dispute over fishing licenses, frantically angry that it's fishermen didn't get the licenses it feels they deserved. now that you're paying commission as a result, that excuses a top priority that all french vessels who were entitled to a license should get one. but of course, if it is not resolved by tuesday, france has said it will start unveiling a series of measures which will effect ports like this one. they will be extra security for precision vessels fishing, infringe waters. they will be extra checks on trucks going in and out of the u. k. and also some of those chicks actually caught up the british troll of behind me part of what prompts it's been cooling, a 0 tolerance approach to boats fishing, etc. without a license. now the captain of dispos has been accused of fishing in french waters without a license. early

u. s. capital, an independent report commissioned by facebook, said it failed to stop the platform being used to incite ethnic violence in me and mar. so miss how god believes as a real world cost in lives, i have no doubt that the trap like the events for scene around the world. things like me on martin if those are the opening chapters because engagement based ranking does 2 things. one prior prioritizing, amplifiers, divisive polarizing extreme content and to it's hyper concentrated in, you know, 5 percent of the population. and you only need 3 percent of the population on the streets to have a revolution. facebook says, much of the reporting is based on a false premise. yes, we're a business and we make profit, they say. but the idea that we do so at the expense of people safety or well being misunderstand where our own commercial interests lie. the truth is we've invested $13000000000.00 and have over $40000.00 people to do one job. keep people safe on facebook. but with a consortium of news organizations going over the thousands of pages of lead, internal memos, facebook crisis isn