u. a. e. over a period of time, once again within that 3 year period. and my guess is likely to implicate trump at all. well, one of the things that is laid out in the indictment is the possibility that it may not. the prosecutors make reference to the fact that the former president was also betrayed by the actions of his former campaign manager. and this would be appeared to indicate that they are separating up the activities of the trump administration from the activities of thomas barrack. that being said, however, there have been several as amounts of speculation through various sources in the wake of this indictment, raising questions about the comp, administrations relations with saudi arabia and the u. a. e. saudi arabia being the 1st country that donald trump visited as president. so although the prosecutors are saying that trump himself was betrayed by the actions of barack they will certainly be questions arising as these indictments offer the explored in the months ahead. my kind of thank you very much. indeed. several rockets have been fired

u. s. gone from nato and the e u. what just over a week ago, cybersecurity accusations, against china, they think this approach of garnering your friends to say, attack or challenge china works on the one hand, you know, on the other hand, we could still look at the issue we talked about before. north korea there on north korea. it was a big mistake when the united states play, the north koreans is, was a u. s. versus the north koreans was much more successful when they got the 6 party talks of the board. and more nations were sort of deflected from this antagonism, what's the sort of north korean in the americans? and i think that is the white ford in asia. the united states hasn't always understood asia date play, that asian nations need to be leading their relationship with china. maybe with america and constant america listening involved but not always, america leading. and so i think that's the role. busy of allies to not just say we're on side with america, but to in some ways school america about big concerns and also about bee

the saudis concerned with this and why the saudis apparently prepared to go to quotes a price war with the u. e over this said the location of how much each family should produce, talking about the oil because it is exporting country agreement, negotiation. and that has always been a large share for sound, or maybe because it could produce in 197980 or the decade, 10000000 barrels per day and has maintained that number. i spend a all the time this high capacity was very useful when saddam hussein invaded kuwait and 56000000 barrels per day disappeared because the world embargoed saudi ankle radio. and so that extra capacity is there, that potential, that saudi arabia has to produce more, is than insure and the old kingdom that insurance policy with oil when it is needed . and based on that, the share of that area has been larger. and that has been agreed for the last few digit one. will the members of course, demand changes, but the market conditions change and so on. then there has to be an increase in south by ok to the wall. or if the very briefly attack any, any, just take me through just take m

arab emirates that will soon see huge tankers deliver oil to israel, southern port of a lot from the u. e. just over the pipe actually. or somebody isn't putting that into the water or if you have one of the name happened. yeah. why? maybe somebody did not close devolved your method is not working. something technically, you're going to have an oil spill which can be 1000, go benito, not coral reef extends for around 11 kilometers along the coast. and just over kilometer that falls under a protected nature reserve created to protect it and the marine life which flourishes around it. but it won't be able to protect it from the many oil tankers expected to pass through here under this deal, talking here, but we understand what we're told, just around 300 meters away from the precious carl relax reef special. the curls are known to withstand large ranges of changes in temperature, making them potentially crucial in the survival of our reefs in the future by transplanting them to less resistance areas. a large red sea coast and it's under water life is also a major source of attraction for tourists. thi

a to the rule of minority, etc. yes. so there we have the e u condemning some of its member states over a controversial issues. but at the same time, it's giving its full backing to others such as lithuania, which is placed barb wire on its border with bell roofs and past tough anti migrate measures. we're ready to strengthen our level of support and deploy more european standing cole. offices and equipment were speeding up and briefing up what was already planned and in close cooperation with the less awaiting authorities, were preparing. furthermore, a rapid border intervention. lithuanian border is our common external border and front tech stands ready to help when needed. hundreds of migrants of illegally crossed into a few india from bella, recent recent weeks joining the iran, 1700 people who help already been detained at the border this year. accused butler roost of deliberately shipping foreign migrants to the border. claimants, denied lithuanian authorities have also permitted the must. the tension of those migrants limiting their right to appeal li, you stand on the issue marxist shift. quite a major

a long range acoustic device. the e u has expressed concern over its use with rights groups questioning whether using the devices actually violates international law. the cannon can produce sounds as loud as a jet engine, effectively creating a wall of sound to deter people from approaching. here's an example. see re, rooming. well, to discuss this in more detail when joined via skype from the greek capital athens by petra mall. now she's a lawyer and researcher, specializing technology, migration, and human rights. and she's also called her of bolts at the gate, which is a report on the human rights impacts of automated decision making in immigration and refugee systems. madam, thank you so much for speaking to us. the really is a lot to discuss and we were just hearing an example of that sound can in which i'm assuming obviously didn't sound anything on tv like it would sound in real life. but generally speaking, how widespread is the use of technology right now in the monitoring, but crucially deterring of migrants from arising on to greece and europe. thank you so much for having me. in our work, we've definitely bee

a mockingbird to be one of them. let's discuss that in the classroom. frances europe, ministers demanding vigilance from the union over covert vaccines. he's concerned e. u. member states might consider green lighting jobs that don't have the blocks approval. his fear comes as a delta variance of cov, it is spreading quickly across the world, forcing governments to implement strict measures and ramp up the vaccination programs. you fully vixon. it's important, the vaccines which allow entry to our territory limited to the full west shore that we switch and countries. if you look at the recognized banking with like the russian and chinese ones, you were saying, no, the european medicines agency has so far approve for vaccines. pfizer madana astrazeneca, and the one made by johnson and johnson must splitting the jobs among those currently being reviewed. that process is going on for 4 months already, despite earlier independent probes giving it a seal of approval. the basset, as to russia recently claimed the like, is a political. moscow remains confident the vaccine will be recognised ultimately by the block finance. it's clear that there may be different

so on top of everything, if a more stop african are now going hungry policy or r t, alexandra the e u has lost legal action against member states, hungary and poland over water calls a discrimination facing the l. g b t. community. europe will never allow parts of our sides to be stigmatized. we start legal action against hunger and poland for violations upon the mental rights of l. g, b, t i q people. so what's happening, several polish regions have adopted laws declaring themselves free of g b t. ideology. furthermore, was constitutional court has now said it rejects decisions by the use court of justice and brussels has similar troubles with hungry as well. and you hunger in law bands, depictions of homosexuality and educational materials and tv shows for the under eighteens. the governments also order disclaimers put some books featuring gay content, stating that they contained behavior, inconsistent with traditional gender roles. and it seems that the local authorities perceive their laws differently to the european parliament. and the european commission wanted to let the l g, b, t, q activists, and organizations in schools and kindergarten. hung

a dispute over e c o p. as grand renee sold them, which has strange ties with egypt and n u r a y. that is, the, the us team becomes the 1st african american, when the spelling bee will tell you what else has landed her and the world rentals book ah hello, we got some big summary. downpours bring across central parts. if you see the cloud just started to show his hand that is moving across the southern areas of germany, just around the alps, all associated with this where the system which runs right up through both states into finland and beyond. that's gonna be the focus for the heaviest right over the next couple of days. and that could cause some localized flooding, poland, seeing some very heavy right. eastern parts of jeremy, also sing some rather wet weather as well. still a few showers over towards the british isles. not as heavy as they have been recently in temperatures just starting to nudge up. she was not as wise, but as well as a more in the web dry weather and some spanish. i'm just going into where sam stakes, another little flat showers rolling across the shells int

a legal migration with its interior minister. following that, the country will take matters into its own hands from the last in the e. u, for failing to act. what we have over the last decade to somehow try to take a common approach when it comes to my question. nothing has come up. next is because we're both for those of you. what can you? so if you go and the visionaries were back, what i was time of the brief headlines update through and again that the them to feel because vision or is me so shiver not in our plan is fire diversity has long been crying for health, but now hundreds of species could vanish in the face of their us and we're talking end of the century. these are one of them. what does their extinction mean for our future? talk to dave colson, professor of biology at the university of suspects, an author of violent earth averting in sick apocalypse. busy dave golfing professor of biology at the university of sussex and author of fallon, earth averting the in sick polyps. welcome to our show. great. have you this pleasure to be here? all right, so when you tell someone that the populations of insects are going down and the most frequent reacti

reaching levels last seen 3 years ago for more or less cost over the frankfurt and our financing correspondent as respond a, as tosh why is the u e throwing a banner in the works here? just when you thought that there was a deal at hand with the opec plus i bring to a $400000.00 barrels a day of production increase from from august. clearly you had other ideas. it feels that it is, but has making proportionally deep of got production costs than other countries. and that's why it wants to, to be allowed to increase production to reflect its increased capacity that its main concern. then it is also unhappy with the fact that this deal is being extended beyond april, december 2022. it feels that the unfair is that it is already suffering because of the current terms of this deal. it's only going to process the longer i just saw the ravia and russia, they want to increase production. so red lager is here with many of the other opec members and his allies. what's next? well basically the dog talks go on and they may run into the weekend because there's a lot of fig. because if the dispute with you is not, is all that means that the cu

e u has launched a legal action against member states, hungary and poland over what it calls discrimination facing the l g b t. community. europe will never allow parks of all sides to be stigmatized. we start legal action against hunger and poland for violations of ponder, mental rights of eligibility i. q people will several polish regions have adopted law the carrying themselves free of l g b t. ideology. furthermore, were sold. constitutional court has no said it rejects decisions by the use top court. the court of justice on brussels has similar troubles with hungry to new hungarian law funds, depictions of homosexuality and educational materials and tv shows for the under eighteens. the government has also ordered disclaimers to be put on books featuring gay content, stating they contain behavior, inconsistent with traditional gender roles. and it seems the local authorities perceive there are laws differently to the european parliament. and the european commission wanted to let the l g, b, t, q activists, and organizations in schools and kindergarten. hungary does not want that debat

this is that the prosecutors say that the between the dates of donald comes in over ation for the next 3 years. the u. a. e and saudi arabia, it's close allies, put some $1500000000.00 into racks at supper, and wealth fund, a vast amount of money indicating that they were paying for services. being given, at least 12 people have been killed in the chinese city of jung show as severe flooding sweeps through the central region with more rain forecast official sat down could collapse at any moment. gillian will have the story. flood water wreaking havoc across china's hernon province. the damage visible as far as the i can see, the army is warning. one of the region stricken dams may collapse at any time risking the lives of around 7000000 people. already downpours have flooded streets, stranding travelers bringing the region to a standstill. cars completely submerged as residents are swept away under ground, unmistakable panic among these passengers trapped inside a submerged subway. cars way steep waters rising to their shoulders. emergency crews reportedly opening a hole in the roof, evacuating passengers

firm and a very public rest is opened up between saudi arabia and its m rossi allies over a crucial oil deal. the opec plus alliance of oil producing countries is meeting again on monday. the u. e poses a push by the others to raise. the production has been in showing up since the slash last year, when the pandemic crushed the man. i'm not here today. talk to al jazeera is next for some, a robot is a mechanical or even that self driving train of the apple. but androids today can be over the humanoid. robots, like me, will be everywhere. options 0 documentaries. next lead on the weird and wonderful world of robot that learn, think, feel, and even trust. i feel like i'm alive, but i know i am a machine origins of this species on our 20 the death for many is something to be feared. while for others, it's simply a part of life. but regardless of how we perceive it, it's something inevitable. more than 50000000 people die every year from natural causes or different medical conditions. and the covert, 1900 pandemic has pushed the numbers even further. its estimated to 2020 ended with the deaths of nearly 60000000 people. philosophers and doctors have studied the process of dying for

over its claims. the news to flying in migrants from abroad, including turkey, to direct him to e u countries. we need to find out together whether those refugees going bellows. why a turkey and i know one thing that and know a passenger can be on board without a valid visit to any country. and turkish airline is all life company and very strict on all these calls of res. while are a symbol of strange relations between the east and west, with both lithuania and penalties, standing ground. us president joe biden says he has made it clear to his russian counterpart that he expects the kremlin to crack down on cyber criminals operating and russia. find, press the issue and a phone call with lot of we are on friday and warned that the united states has the right to quote, defend this people, and it's crucial infrastructure for cyber attacks. students as the u. s. not not made. a reason request for help on any specific ransomware attack but is ready to cooperate with. i'm says the call went well and that you feeling optimistic. this is the way we're already coming from historically. not, not sponsor, right? say, expect an action enough information to the action. and sec

u. k. she's currently over here to negotiate a u. s. trade deal. she has now completed 68 of the 70 trade deals that the, the person had with the rest of the world through the e. u. they used to be 70 now she's completed 68. we're almost back to where we were before she just completed one with norway and licks and science. so the answer to your question is absolutely, bryan is temporary and remember, these numbers are good and that isn't. that's including coded the adjustment off the brakes. it all of the customs and all the red tape, the people who are whining about so it's actually a really incredible number. while they're not wasting any time in this post world. now, at the same time, the head of britain's biggest port dover said the nation could face trade disruption as tours traffic picks up post pandemic. so what's the situation there? i mean, can they avoid the prerequisite term while we saw with 20 mile long lines moving forward? yes. right. so you're referring to cause some bannister, he's a c, e o that down and over. and he actually requested a 33000000 pounds from the british government. to re structure and rebuild the whole facilities that to be a

a country will take matters into its own hands off the last thing, the e. u. for failing to act in the program, we speak to the countries full for administer. i want to have seen over the last that case to somehow try to take a common approach when it comes to my creation. nothing has worked ah . around the world around the clock. this is our future national life for moscow. just after 1 o'clock in the morning here 5 people are confirmed dead and to remain missing after an explosion that a chemical plant in germany on tuesday. now greenpeace is sounding the alarm with locals coming across. lumps of chemical waste formed from soot, created by the smoke that was released. this information is very difficult from mechanical point of view. it is really possible to imagine the huge catastrophe. we have a plan for the insinuation of hazardous waste that is precisely those substances that for obvious reasons should not tend to the environment that collected and burned. and it is such a plan that has no suffered an explosion. it was the substances which should not be in the environment that reacted with each other, burned up and present these clouds of gases throughout the

a monument to confederate general stonewall jackson on its way to storage. the notorious statue of general robert e. lee lee was over looked at the deadly uu bryant who kicked off the effort with a petition drive in 2016 kbh she was in ninth grade, it was the end of an effort that brought the world to her doorstep. looking back to that horrible day in august of 2017 when people were on this very park where we are now fighting over these statues, someone eventually died, at a moment like that did you ever think he had we had ceecee a day like today? >> no. when it was finally lifted off the pedestal today, that's when i was able to fully process it was happening. >> reporter: bryant con shinsed charlottesville. the world outside took longer. in early 2017 the city council vote today remove the monuments but groups who defend the confederate legacy took charlottesville to court. they succeeded in getting the removal delayed. >> we are a people! we will not be replaced! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: then white nationalists neo-nazis and other groups joined the cause. august 2017 a woman was killed and several other people injured as w

e s. trip. when 20 years ago, the u. s. took it over and it developed into what was a small city, all the names that you would expect to see when you're landed in america, where they're back from airport. the main drive was called disney drive, and that's where many service men and women began the deployment in afghan. it's done and we're almost 2000 ended it with their final john the after being killed in the country. certainly the u. s. is going to keep an eye on the idea of the taliban picking more power. but it's interesting that given all the suicide attacks, all the bombings and by graham, what finally moved the u. s. from there is diplomacy and the bite and white house is banking on that diplomacy. making sure that the afghan forces will be able to protect what they have in afghanistan, that the taliban would sweep pen the way that they have done in the past. and the united states won't have to go back because they hope that this time america's longest war is coming to its final stage. and fisher, washington, d. c. thanks very much indeed. ok, let's take a closer look at the history of bags on the air base. it was b

e u has its fingerprints all over it. it was in the room when, you know, covert sign, the agreement of a change of power. they would be elections called early and all that. and then, you know, all during that time the russian said once, twice, 3 different times, we need to all 3 work together on this because you're destabilizing ukraine. and they were warned ok. and then after the co, the e, you treated unicode, which like they had never met him. ok, the paper, the ink on the paper was still wet and the e u. cowardly just turned away. you know, what they sanctioned the wrong government. they should have sanctioned the qu regime, ok, and the e u has, is, is at fault for every single part of this year. they created the facts on the ground for this tension that was completely unnecessary. and the russians warned them you destabilize ukraine like this, that countries sovereignty will be in danger. and it is in danger because of what the b, e u and plus, victoria knew and, and her famous words and their policy towards ukraine. peace would be the european union. go ahead, john. peter, i 100 percent agree with

over a crucial oil deal. the opec floss the lines of oil producing countries meeting again on monday, the u. e. a poses a push by the others to raise output. production's been inching up since being flashed last year when the pandemic crushed demand. saudi arabia has called for rationality and compromise. view e insist it's been patient enough. manisha had a tech in is an international oil and energy consultants, and a former research officer at opec in vienna. he says it's likely the disagreement has more to do with regional politics. so i think these issues show that the 8 is trying to be a more and more independent. it's oil decision making, his own policy. so when i worked, you know, picks the years ago the gulf group were under the wing and the leadership of saudi arabia as to policy issues which should be discussed all the time within the country. they used to follow line. and i agree with what solid did so that it was the leader. and, but examples that we are now see in the recent discussion over the last 2 or 3 days, i think is an indication that it is beyond or in. all i know, i say is

u. e. nothing up towards doha. don't be surprised to see a shower as you go through saturday and on into sunday, some showers to also extending their way into parts of southern and west and iran over the next couple of days. further north of this january dry fusion i was around the caucasus. i pushed back further south. we got the shelves continued central parts of africa. so with the south sedans, seeing some heavy downpour. central african republic, all the way across towards the gulf of guinea, south of that. it is generally dry, but we have got a few showers in the forecast across the eastern parts of africa, chiefly into were mozambique some on shore showers, just drifting in here, maybe a shower or 2 into towns near and we are legacy one is too heavy showers for that eastern side madagascar, the coded 19 is a public health crisis that has been compounded by capitalism. alleyway navigates the big questions raised by the global pandemic power based on private ownership and the profit. 3rd, the world in a ton of capitalism is depend demo that causes so much of the suffering exclusive protect the people for the profit episode. one of all hail the lockdown on al jazeera ah high s

e. u for failing to act. once we have seen over the last that came to somehow try to take a common approach when it comes to my question. nothing comes up next. that's crosstalk. if you're watching us in the u. k, it's the kaiser reports and the, you know, neil is waiting the wings to take you through the morning headlines in the next hour. join us again. the biomass guys are this is the kaiser report, you know, going to count down the next day as toward an historic day in monetary history. that would be august 15th, 1971. the data then president richard nixon closed the gold window, basically defaulting on america's obligations to great britain at the time. and since then we've had pure a monetary chaos. stacy? yes, that was known as the nixon shock. and that's where you find it under wikipedia to research that, over the next 2 weeks, we're going to be looking at that building up to this 50 year anniversary of a great monetary experiment. this is a monetary experiment, right? because this is the 1st time we've had a global all the out world based on basically nothing but paper backed by as paul common at the

the french are also angry over what they see on top and call the out a cordial understanding of the from becomes the only e u country not exempt from corona virus, par and gene rules in the u. k. we are people in pirates for their thoughts on the move. thing is political, it's nothing else. anything to do, relative myers? i do think that it's pretty ridiculous. they shouldn't single out certain countries over other countries. for us to being evacuated from the hotels in turkey, where wildfires are raging in the south of the country. i meantime, a rushing plane to help him to combat the foster reading play and a helping hand. we meet the 3 year old boy whose life has been in han with a purse piece is made by a specialist russian company. ah, very well welcome to you from all of us here at rp international in moscow just after 1 o'clock in the morning here. well, the numbers do keep growing, at least 200000 people hit the streets across france on saturday to protest. health passes and mandatory vaccinations empowers the crowd was in a rather touchy mood and clashed early on with the police. the news from augus

u. s. gone from nato in the e. you over cybersecurity accusations against china only last week. they think this is quite a practical approach to deal with china. it seems to be the case, i mean trying to rally partners and allies together to close ranks of the will to have you disconnected front to try and put pressure on china tools to play a ball if you will be a more responsible paula in the international community because right now that's the narrative that's coming out from washington that china is really in a country or a government to, to be suspicious. off and right now i think in se asia, the region to which are more austin will be visiting by tomorrow. first op singapore is to remind all partners here in the region that day should really be more watchful or not take, you know, chinese support that's coming into the region. terms of capital, in terms of chinese businesses coming into the region for granted the be a sort of get an agenda behind that and everyone should be more vigilant at this point in time. well, there's arguments obviously will rage for some time. certainly about cybersecurity a

over a crucial oil deal. the opec plus alliance of oil producing countries were meeting, but it's not been postponed. the u. e. a poses a pushed by others to raise output production's been the inching up since being slashed last year when the pandemic crushed demand. saudi arabia is called for rationality and compromise. while the u i. e insist has been patient enough. british prime minister boss johnson has unveiled plans to lift most coven 19 restrictions in 2 weeks. people that england will not be legally required to wear face masks, or maintain social distances from july. the 19th. the rules do not affect scotland, wales, and northern ireland, which have their own health guidelines. the prime minister says the country will learn to live with the virus highly contagious. delta variance is led to a spike infections in recent weeks despite the high vaccination rate. so as we come to the 4th step, we have to balance the risks, the risks of the disease, which the vaccines have reduced, but very far from eliminated. and the risk of continuing with illegally enforced restrictions that inevitably take their toll

over a crucial oil deal. the opec plus alliance of oil producing countries were meeting, but it's now been postponed. the u. e. a poses a, pushed by the others to raise output only in the short term, but extend cuts until after april 2022 productions been inching up since being slashed last year when the pandemic crushed them on saudi arabia is called for rationality and compromise. while the u. s. a says it's been patient enough as talk to cornelia mine now she's an oil and energy analyst and the ceo of my resource. she joins us live from burn in switzerland. good to have you with us. so how serious a thread is this disagreement to the unity of opec, do you think? well, it's quite unprecedented, especially if it's due to age old allies, will the kingdom of the way, the united arab emirates. and the thing is, is about baseline. a baseline baseline numbers that were, that were given last last april when you remember the oil price was w t. i turned negative quick for a short while. and the bias based on numbers were based on the 2018 november 2018 production. which say look, that's the end of 2020 until which t

over even those who have had an e. u approved shot face difficulties once in france where they still need a health pass to go to public places. these include restaurants and shopping centers, as well as long distance buses and trains to get the pass. you need to be inoculated, and either have a negative p c r test, or have recently recovered from cove. it. or this system has sparked street protests, and andy hill again says it adds extra complications that could make a trip to france too costly for some years seems to be some confusion around what the telephone and also the certificate size in terms of the actual name that explain cold in the bus just about them, but they don't match the name and the bus number doesn't match what people are saying. so they saying cover shields, except for is the batch numbers match co shield, and that's what it says on the certificate. this confusion complication there. i don't think the other thing is as well. you know, that could be some significant costs. not so much. the disappointment with my family. i'm not going thompson. get the last minute. non refundable tickets, etc, etc. y

locals here have even demanded a referendum over the project, but that has been completely dismissed by the state for these. also ignoring the, please from its fellow e. u. member, the government is determined to conduct offshore wind. foreign projects will of course continue the dialogue with our belgian friends to take into account the concerns. but the fact is that the dunkirk park is strategic for the implementation of our energy program. and that we must not waste any more time. however, that could be scuppered. not only has the french military now decided on new restrictions and constraints as to where wind farms can be built. but the senate in france is also just adopted a measure that could allow local meds to veto such plans. meaning that frances idea to be greener than green could soon have the wind knocked out of them. charlotte diva ski, for all the on the french belgian border and other story were closely following today. a former police officer could become new york next summer. after winning the democratic nomination, he was picked despite a year of black lives, muttered protests, which included the funding, the police as one of their sta

locals here have even demanded a referendum over the project, but that has been completely dismissed by the state france. he's also ignoring the, please from its fellow e. u. member. the government is determined to conduct offshore wind farm projects. will of course, continue the dialogue with our belgian friends to take into account the concerns. but the fact is that the dunkirk park is strategic for the implementation of our energy program. and that we must not waste any more time. however, that could be scuppered, not only has the french military now decided on new restrictions and constraints as to where wind farms can be built. but the senate in france is also just adopted a measure that could allow local meds to v to such plans. meaning that frances idea to be greener than green could soon have the wind knocked out of them. charlotte diva ski for all, see on the french belgian border a flare up of code, 900 strains around the world. how's the scientific community can sun early study suggest that to variance in particular, maybe even more infectious and resilient vaccines than the current predominant strains. the lambda strang thoughts have originate

locals here have even demanded a referendum over the project, but that has been completely dismissed by the state. france is also ignoring the, please form it fellow e. u. member. the government is determined to conduct offshore wind farm projects. will of course, continue the dialogue with our belgium and france to take into account the concerns . but the fact is that the dunkirk park is strategic for the implementation of our energy program, and that we must not waste any more time. however, that could be scuppered. not only has the french military now decided on new restrictions and constraints as to where wind farms can be built. but the senate in front is also just adopted a measure that could allow local meds to v to such plans. meaning that frances idea to be greener than green could soon have the wind knocked out of them. charlotte deven sky for all see on the french belgian border they used to be upheld as literatures searing indictment of racism. but now to kill a mockingbird has been taken off the syllabus at one school in scotland. the big 2 racist poly boys looks at our council culture is killing the classics. is really the most inspiratio

locals here have even demanded a referendum over the project, but that has been completely dismissed by the state france. he's also ignoring the, please from its fellow e. u. member. the government is determined to conduct offshore wind farm projects. will of course, continue the dialogue with our belgian france to take into account the concerns. but the fact is that the dunkirk park is strategic for the implementation of our energy program. and that we must not waste any more time. however, that could be scuppered, not only has the french military now decided on new restrictions and constraints as to where wind farms can be built. but the senate in france is also just adopted a measure that could allow local meds to veto such plans.